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hello there, i'm laura kyle: this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes as strikes near a residential area, just north of saddam's capital as another sees far fails to stop the fighting along track to safety. we report from chad where thousands of sudanese of fled to escape the violence. also ahead russian strikes across ukraine, destroy homes, and injured dozens of people, including children. and 1st republic bank is taken over by j. p. morgan chase. it's the 1st u. s. base bank to fail in recent months, and he's falls on the record on another play off win for basketball star steph curry, the golden state warriors play a scoring 50 points and all saw him. hi, game 7. ah, we start in sudan where the local time is 5 o'clock in the evening and

a 6 seas 5 between the army and the para military. rapid support forces has been interrupted by air, strikes, gunshots and explosions. millions of people have been trapped in their homes as the humanitarian situation worsens, which are a gate and b begins al. coverage hibbert is too frightened to leave her apartment in hearty. this might been happening at hickory and continued. we hear the sounds of artillery falling in the street. we are traumatized. every time we hear the fighting, we feel like we will die. the family is running out of basic supplies, the how long adding a dam beckner on that in is if the rapid support forces are stationed in front of our home and they won't allow us to fix the electricity poll. there is no electricity and no water. the un says the scale and speed of what's unfolding is unprecedented in sudan and says the humanitarian crisis is at breaking point. oh,

the head of the army, general abdel fat alba hand is agree to extend to faltering cease 5 is 72 hours to allow civilians to leave an aid to be delivered. the permanent to greet the rapid support forces is also agree to a temporary truce. but on the ground fighting continues across the country, including in hot tomb and it's twin city on demand evacuees impulse, he dan say they feel a sense of shortcut the sudden spiral into civil war. many have lived and worked in sudan for decades. so then i used to be a lot of work thought to don is living through a moment of real terror. i'm talking about dead bodies on the streets. we smell the dead bodies as we were coming to cartoon. this isn't the firing. the showings to don is seriously in a state of real war. love to harness on sudanese. you have citizenship or residency

rights in the united states. wait to board a u. s. navy ship. now we hope god brings peace through every once or down. we are sudanese, people residing in the u. s. people should not think that sudan has been destroyed . no things have happened, but we wish to state strong. this group of somalis arrived in mogadishu from put sudan online for that day for had in folk, olga. i am pleased that i have finally arrived in my country. however, what we have been through is unusual and or to describe, but i am grateful for the opportunity to survive. but for millions of sydney's there is no where to go. they're trapped by fighting in a country. the un says is falling apart, victoria gate and be al jazeera. all correspondent in the classroom is, however, morgan and have a we've been seeing a great cloud of smoke for

a number of hours now rising from cartoon. barry, that's just north of the capitol. it's from an air strike, but what might have been the target? well for then these armed forces have repeatedly said that when they launch the s drive, it's because they're targeting rapid support forces positions now from residence in the northern parts of the capitol. specifically in battery, where that plume of smoke is rising. when we spoke to the residents, they said that they were a group of cars belonging to the rapid support for it. and it looks like that's what the finance army was targeting. that black smoke that you see is from a tank courage of fuel that was hed by the, for the nice army in that air strike and residency that they were able to hear heavy artillery fire following the air strike. and it didn't happen in only one position, several positions belonging to the rapid support forces in the northern parts of the capitol and in eastern mile, that's in the north east part of the capitol. we're also head by air strikes. heavy artillery can also be heard around the vicinity of the presidential palace. that's

a scene of fighting between the rapids support for says and the for denise army. since the thought of the conflict. 17 days ago, the recess i think control of the presidential palace. but because of its vicinity to the general command of the army, which is in control of the army self, this are the for the new army, is trying to gain him back. and that has been, that has involved a lot of artillery strikes, a lot of f trying to embarrass our of the day. this is of course, happening as the fire is supposed to be taking place right now. this is the 1st day of another, the fire that was agreed upon by both sides with which on the ground is not manifesting. guess when we say much fighting, even when this sci fi is supposed to be in place, many people of playing the homes, what support, if any of able to get hold of while many of the people who we spoke to who fled to neighboring states like does either state in the central part of the country or reuben, our faith in the northern parts of the country say that the humanitarian response

has been very slow. many of them are living in schools, sometimes have been set up for those who are arriving from home. and some of them are trying to make their way across the border into egypt or it's a few. but they also have to stay in the open, bare building, just to say that there's very little presence of 8 are going to stations and that they like basic necessities and necessities like water, food medications for those who have been injured. all of that is lacking. and they see that there's a dire need for it. now the world food program has announced the day that it's revealing its operations and that comes after the conflict after suspending its operations during the 1st day of the conflict when we had 3 of their 8 workers killed in the region of dar 4. and it is much needed right now. many people say that they have not eaten for days, they've not had any access to clean water. and but any aid given to them at this point will help them save their life. ok, hello morgan bringing us the very latest update that from call to him. thanks very much. hipaa. well, many have been fleeing the capital, but some of those who have have also been returning home as conditions finding

often to be worth elsewhere. and i've been to palermo who are the reason why we left as juice of food shortages, grocery stores, closed pharmacies are closed. do you live in a reality where you are not scared of the gunshots, but worried about leaving home to find nothing? no bread, nothing. it can, after we spent 2 days and l my more district, we had an idea to move in a group to mcdonny thinking that housing that's available. we discovered that we live in an area where electricity has cut off for 15 hours. the situation is very difficult and rent is too expensive for many people felt that they went from a bad situation to a worse one. yes, there is war in cartoon. it is a pity to leave and i saw these hardships, but it's better to face them at home. however, people have also been telling us what that, what is like to live with the access to food, water and electricity in cartoon. they might have, normally, there is a big problem, the safety, we hear the sounds of artillery from the side. it falls in the street in front of

us, all the one behind. we have to sleep on the floor. there's no water or electricity . there is no food, most shops were closed in the ones which are open, sell products at very high prices. we hardly eat enough. we only eat one meal per day so that the little food supplies we have are enough in how well thousands of sudanese have been flying to neighboring countries, including chad. the fighting in sudan is disrupting the flow of good food prices. a going up, our interests reports i'd emmy brought him to happen, has come to market to buy groceries only to discover he can't afford many of them. now he says his family must adjust allusion. oh, well, i know with a lot the previously we could afford 3 to 4 meals a day. not any more. i can have eating twice a day these days is difficult because food has become so expensive. the village of

address is an important trading point. but the fighting across the board in sudan has changed everything for many people. while there has been a steady stream of refugees at this crossing point in through eastern charge, the flow of goods have been severely disruptive. fighting has almost cut off this side of lung locked chide from sudanese ports that supply many of the imports it needs be shot. i saw this, i saw the, the refugee and trader who brought is stuck with it explains why things can only get worse in the coming out of the other line unless the prices have gone up because airstrikes hit our main goods depot. in cartoon, the road is closed, so transporting any goods is very difficult. anyone with stock will now try to sell at a higher price. beckoned and remarking vendor struggle to find buyers for items that only a few can afford. well, most of that is a little more going on 100 businesses slow, but we're grateful, you know,

local authority, say prices, especially food items of risen by up to 70 percent in a matter of weeks. and that the government is looking for solutions, planning to subsidize some good. it's an additional burden on a country where millions of people already struggling to put food on the table. oh, so sit on is another country where people from a student, a seeking refuge, harry matessa has more from the capital, juba building. so the more people are coming to south to dive and people are totally by thousands of people still making their way from saddam to south dodd and is putting a lot of strain on limited resources. this country already had its own problems resolved. will they still conflict in biking, in some parts of the country and agencies say that there's not enough money or resources to help everyone to sub locals have been taking the initiative on the street here. for example, some of the businesses had been collecting items like food and medicine. these are

taking the put on cargo planes and flown to the border area where people need assistance need help agencies all to doing their basic try and mobilizing, get as many people as possible. but working in this country can sometimes be very difficult, logistically, in terms of the rep, the road network. there isn't much of it when it rains even harder to move its rating now near the border areas. so a lot of the roads are probably been dropped, some of the east of setting damage, so they need to be maintained for will pay exactly land for level of difficulty is just have to play out 1st before enough aids can actually receive people who are waiting along the border for transport, food and medicine, some of them are from south to dodd. so when they come in they'll go to the family and friends. those who have no way to go will probably end up at one of the tabs will display people scattered across the country. joining us, my phone now is that yes, has i dana horn of africa research or cartoon resident who just arrived in ports to don and he joins us from the thanks very much for being with us. first of all,

can you tell us why you left cartoon today? i hello. if i, if i, if i hear you correctly, you asked me why and how to. yes. yeah, we have to because sheltering, you know how the fighting was very close to our neighborhood? actually there was a fight in our neighborhood soldiers actually search for the house. oh, so electricity was not available for the shuttle to the 2nd day of the so we had to leave for just for another city conditions that must have been a difficult decision to make. can you tell me what your plans are now in port sudan?

really difficult. we got like rated with the u. s. embassy. come like you're right yesterday now we had called a hotel waiting for the u. s. embassy, like for further plans. they said they have a ferry to kick us together, but they just now started the counsel of a lot more people with you. also trying to leave to don you said what you said, sorry. there are lots of other people with you. also trying to leave sued on yes, i'm with my wife and also day that the company. that's right, that was about 1140 people. you have 10 is like, you have written a lot about su dawn on the region. you said these clashes were long expected. why was that? because the,

because the are created out of the state army and it, it was, it was actually getting more powerful every day. getting more economic sources. companies are still kind of fired for, for, for that to, to, to each you high school and they much control the whole state. so the fight was for long, but this is an easy lead, especially petition so. so to address that. so why was more not done to stop this situation reaching the, the place at has i'm sorry, can you repeat that again? sorry. why was more not done to stop the fight happening again he said, why was this? why was more not done to stop this fight? from happening i think i think people were,

were hoping that the little leadership and our solution actually had to go see ation. but they also to, to apprehend the regional. so the regional powers actually go with different actors having regional connection. i think getting together and eating a deal. communication was getting more out of the yes. as i dan, we will leave it for now. we wish you every luck on your journey out of through don, you and your family leaving port su dawn today. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. well, there's plenty more still ahead. harrell miss news. our including us efforts to reduce tensions between azerbaijan and armenia. as a checkpoint threatens to reignite decades of conflicts and anger boiling over in

france when a global day of protest calling for economic justice puzzle. the sport and the stanley cup playoffs produce one of the biggest upset in n h l history. ah, now dozens of people, including children, have been injured. a new crane after a series of russian missile strikes, extensive damage was reported in the eastern city of pablo rod. charles stratford has more from the capital cave. a massive explosion, light shop the night sky over the public right region in eastern ukraine smoke trail suggest possibly exploding ukrainian weapons, but not so say officials who rarely admit to russian missiles hitting military targets. they say this was an industrial enterprise,

and as at least 19 apartment buildings, 25 private homes and 6 schools were damaged or destroyed by the attack. valued with. sergei was at home with his wife carefully when the early hours of monday morning. there was an almighty blast was there for grammar, could not chalicia. once i heard the 1st explosions, i shouted to my wife, let's quickly put on clothes and get out to the right. we'd only got to the corridor when i heard another explosion, i was thrown by the shockwave windows were blown out. it's good. we went out doors because i don't know what we have to do is ruby ridge shadow schedules of your the solution? you know, we were in the corridor putting on shoes when both doors were smashed out by the explosion. ways. then there was fire. i ran outside and saw the garage was destroyed and really wanted a ukrainian official say russia launched 18 missiles of the cuban denise proper troughs regions,

15 of which was successfully intercepted by air defense. victoria superman's daughter lies in bed. lucky to have escaped injury or worse, official say dozens of people were injured in the attacks including children. and we took a risk achievement. guided or ballinger. we rushed to the hallway and laid on the floor and then the explosion waved, twisted the door. had we stayed for 5 more seconds, we would have been trapped here with you, then there were more explosions. my child will need the psychological help. it's horrible. these attacks come just 3 days off to 25 people including 6 children, were killed by a russian missile hitting an apartment building in the city of mon, central ukraine on you. can you russia repeatedly says it doesn't deliberately target civilians. thousands have been killed by missiles, drones and shelling of densely populated towns and cities since it invasion of ukraine in february last year. russian missiles and so called kamikaze drones

strikes, targeting air is deep inside ukraine have increased in recent days. now it's impossible to confirm as to whether these are, in fact an attempt by russia to hit ukraine supply lines ahead of an expected ukrainian counter offensive. but u. k. defense ministry says russia has for months, been preparing what it describes as some of the most extensive defensive lines seen anywhere in the world. in decades. i'll start, but i'll just era give us actually a state anthony blank and holding meetings with the foreign ministers of armenia and as a by john the talk came to reduce tensions over that. going to occur bank dispute, the by john sat up to check points in the region election corridor last month is the only road connecting all media with the area back who has dismissed call to remove the checkpoint switch according to the media, violate

a 2020 see far agreement between the 2 countries, but as smith is in the southern armenian city, of course, with more is the 1st time that the leaders of armenia and as the by john of met together with this time the u. s. into the intermediaries since, as a by john, 1st of all allow the state of co activity to block this main road between armenia and the ethnic commune. and enclave. the panel. no, there is a can, can be back in december. and then last week, a 7 days ago now as the by john put in his own own border checkpoint. and there are people in this town on guard which is on the border between the 2 hooping stuck here since december. not able to go home to the pass code because that roads been blocked. so the aim is really of this meeting to stop this. these tension spiraling again into a wider conflict that was already been too brutal, was between the both con countries over going to counter back tens of thousands of

people killed and the been confrontations, 3 serious ones in the last 12 months. so the u. s. has stepped in again, and he's trying to get these 2 sides to talk again. they promised that have some sort of feel by the end of 2022 either by john we know as sad. we certainly, when we, with the last couple of days, i have no intention of removing this check point. armenia won't guarantee the ethnic armenians living in the time occurred on their own right. the rights to self determination, as i by john, has always been saying this is off, the entire tree is recognized internationally and as the by john is an internal matter. we're not prepared to talk about it. varying resident funds on macos junior is in washington d. c. for talk for present, joe biden, defense corporation is the top of the agenda. developing says, grounds of us military, the use of 9 of its bases below reports from the old american naval base of civic

just like old times american troops in so big bay showcasing their hardware and capabilities. as part, the largest ever joint drills between the philippines and the united states were nearly 100 years. this was a us naval base until 1991, with the philippines senate voted to shut it down. now, local officials say they welcome us soldiers with open arms. it benefits us, it benefits the local community in terms of commerce and employment. when ever these for military best sellers called for children to be so big isn't one of the 4 new sites. the philippine government under president ferdinand barclays junior has granted the u. s. military access to but it is a case study for areas that were chosen u. s. vessels like the one behind me are a constant presence here is so big as many as a 100 of them dock every year for

a number of reasons, including to refuel and get repairs done. in fact, it was during one of those routine visits in 2014, when jennifer lauder a filipino transgender woman was murdered by an american serviceman. joseph's got pemberton, a u. s. marine was convicted of killing loudy, but was pardoned by former president would be good at 30 in 2020 and set back to the us. the murder of jennifer allowed us not an isolated case. the 16000 cases of prosecution, that arrows in a long couple alone and the 8600 shill. again, irish and children that were left behind and like suby b again, which will host us forces into of its basis is close to taiwan. the focal point of much of the antagonism between the u. s. and china cu glanced governor manuel mamba opposed to plant. we know dying. why is a polymer game?

no, it has always been that way. era. we know that while i'm buried cow would always try again. ah, boldly, joy again, share. the national government insists the deal only aims to shore up the country's defences. the philippines, foreign affairs secretary, and recommend nato categorically stating the u. s. won't be allowed to stockpile weapons for conflict over taiwan. barnett below al jazeera civic bait. the philippines in the u. s. the troubled 1st republic bank is being acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulations had taken control of the bank. the 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail in 2 months. fast republic shadow fell last week after it revealed customers had withdrawn $100000000000.00 and deposits in march. that was the monks, silicon valley bank and signature bank collapse, causing fairs of

a white up market fall out. recently me joins us live out from new york. kristen says little bit more about what led to best take over. ah. yeah. well, us regulators were negotiating over the weekend. they seized control of the bank in the early morning hours and immediately sold it to j. p. morgan chase, after this weekend of negotiations, of course, 1st republic bank had been teetering on the verge of collapse since those other banks that you just mentioned, failed in march, that as a result of rising interest rates, which left all of these banks, their loans and deposits worth much less, and in the case of 1st republic, it was having more and more trouble paying its expenses with this decrease in deposits. it was a bank that catered largely to wealthy investors who were not covered by federal

insurance. if the bank were to fail, a federal government only protects deposits up to $250000.00. so depositors were taking money out of the bank at a high rate of speed. and as you said, just last month, it was revealed that over half of the banks value over half of the deposits had been withdrawn from the bank. so the government needed quickly to try to contain the fall out and pretend protect the industry from more banks falling. so today, 1st republic customers will be able to go to there are $84.00 bank branches in this country and withdraw their money the bank branches. now are chase bank branches, not 1st republic. they may have moved quickly. christian, but what does it mean for the broader economy? all the more banks are at risk yeah, it's a great question. j. p diamond, the ceo of chase bank here and took the twitter this morning. and he said that this

latest move by his bank means that the banking price is, is for the most part over in his view, largely over was the words that you used on twitter. but the question of the impact on the broader economy is still remains. the issue of course, again, is these rising interest rates which have forced banks to rein in their lending and making it harder for businesses to borrow money and to cover their expenses, harder for people to buy homes and so on. so the economic impact of all of this may not be fully realised yet, but most experts seemed to agree with j. p. morgan chase a ceo, they're not pointed to any other banks that are at high risk right now. so the hope is that the bank contagion aspect of this crisis is now largely contained and the market seems to be responding that way that j. p. morgan chase is stocks are trading, hire another big banks are trading hire. the regional banks are a bit lower, but not as, as drastic as they had been in the past. okay, christian,

that's let me bring up the latest that from you. thanks very much. kristen. cilla had hair on al jazeera ah pogue. why that governing party declared victory? in the presidential election, we'll have a live update from the capital assumption. and we'll look at how a giant, massive ceiling is causing a tough situation in masa me. that's all the schools, including a former us open champion, achieves a career, a coming up with that. ah, a they're great to see while the heat is left british columbia transferred over the other side of the rockies. so we now see for the canadian province of alberta,

edmonton, up to $28.00 degrees on monday. get ready for it is going to be a soggy week through california, but for now breezy up and down the coast. few showers in s. f and los angeles and the other day. vegas almost end the month with a temperature record. in april, 3637, but down to 32 on this 1st day of may, let's go to where all the action is around the great lakes. the other day we did have a tornado in the us. state of virginia also saw some flooding in the brooklyn bureau of new york city, but really broad conditions here. showers in toronto, 8 degrees colder still in chicago. at 6 breeze off the gulf of mexico means temperatures for houston, and new orleans will closing on 30 degrees. and are that weather maker in canada and the u. s? it's also dropping down rain through the bahamas cuba. his van eula, downpours also seem likely into gucci gilba and san jose today on monday. now through the top end of south america, big downpours around mon allison for the brazilian state of esp receipt those santo

and we've had some severe thunderstorms rolled across the river plate region that struck down temperatures. and now we'll see much of the same in a so c on 23 on tuesday, ah, with no place. and so i gone with say the press retreated with the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the evacuation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict in vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war saigon, caravel war hotels on al jazeera, for a meeting of minds. when i was studying the canon and the curriculum that we were taught was handed down from elsewhere, was an inherited curriculum. that is the image of architecture in the west,

architects of mayor valley and alejandro ravenna. but one there was, you mean or something that social housing cannot provide, which is personal expression, fright studio b unscripted on al jazeera lou . ah, again you're watching al jazeera as reminder of all top stories. this hour has been sporadic gone fi in that saddam. despite another extension of a faltering 72 hours cease fire plumes of smoke can be seen off the air strikes. and cartoon barry near the capital, the un says more than 800000 people may flee the violence with dozens of people,

including children have been injured in ukraine after a series of overnight, russian missile strikes. extensive damage was reported in the eastern city of popular at attack course. a large fire in the industrial area on j. p. morgan chase will buy, will acquire 1st republic. bank of us regulates, has seized it. the collapse marks, the 3rd major u. s. institution to fail in under 2 months, it's bringing more now on our top story, the facing in su donna, it's devastating consequences on the people. well, food program is set to resume as operations in that suit on to day. they were suspended at the start of the fighting. after 3 of its employees were killed in battles between the army and the rapid support forces. the organizations wanting the hostilities institute on could plunge the entire east africa region into a humanitarian crisis. it says a 3rd of sedans, population mas, stopping, even before fighting broke out. we can speak now to,

as you raise the world food program, see down a country direct to, and joins us now from port c. tom, thanks very much for being with us. that the w p is resuming its operations is certainly good news for many sydney's who are desperate for assistance. what actual services are you restarting on? thank you very much for having me. as you know, we do provide a food on individuals, food basket comprising for different food groups, vegetable oil unfolds. they want to be prepared for their daily need. where are you able to operate at the moment and giving these food basket a

know we do? how critical in some of those days that are really b, c, q. and so as we speak, we ha, we're based in these days and organizing who distribution to all different groups. so people does that include the capital cartoon? because as we're seeing a cease fire is not holding that there is still heavy fighting. yes, we do receive reports all increase the number of residents moving out of their pockets all classes and the reports are testing to the fact that it is the last day. and so you, how people are moving out and this is the wi fi able to move in to cartoon

not at the moment. how desperate is the situation there across the country? because as we have just heard, the w f. p said that this is a country that was already suffering widespread salvation even before these battles began. that's correct. a indicated close to about 15000000 people who are severely footing. now, i should also point out that this is on the back all the economy. a denise, i've been busy and even though we have enough wage harvest this year, as a result of the economic situation and you have quite a number, oh household who are going to have a day. and we this conflict of the displacement. the number would only

increase ok test, and that loss is in van pop operations in the very difficult circumstances where in getting the extra funding from look a little house. obviously we read lisa before beginning and so we are, we want to make sure that we move this out to ensure that we will buy life systems while we mobilize resources to kill additional sauce. ok, eddie road, great to speak to thank you very much for giving us an idea of the situation there for the w. p in sudan as it resumes operations today. now, foreign ministers from 5 arab nations have gathered in jordan's capital a man to discuss normalizing relations with syria. jordan is proposing

a political solution to n serious civil war. the missing follows delegates from 9 arab nations having gathered in saudi arabia in mid april to discuss serious return to the arab league . authorities in egypt have released out as a journalist, hisham abdul aziz after 4 years in prison was arrested in cairo in 2000. and 19 but, and was never put on trial. to other al jazeera journalists, baja l. dean abraham and rabbit l shake are still in detention al serra media network as calling for ver, immediate release. our guys governing party can set santiago pena has won the presidential election, may receive more than 42 percent of the votes. considering the dominance of the conservative colorado party and his rival, a friend, a la greg got nearly 27.5 percent spot. despite starting with a narrow lead and opinion polls, simon reports from a function in paraguay history continues to repeat itself.

despite a bigger campaign against the central left coalition, that at one point looked sick to when a conservative candidate is again going to be president santiago pena hedge. the conservative party that's dominated politics for 70 out of 75 years. at that time, i'm 70 years old. i was born and grew up with colorado party, and they're going to have to put up with us for another 5 years. i think that santiago pena is capable, and i hope he corrects the defect vices that we have. o, the 44 year old economist and former finance minister promises better days ahead for one of south america's least developed countries in part because of rampant corruption. oh democracy is my flag, but democracy with bread because in abject poverty,

it's neither democracy nor freedom. thank you, my dear colorado party. we will honor you until the last 2nd of my administration sent devil pena is definitely the man of the hour. but so is the former president thought asked baptism nobody had seen what days he had been keeping very, very quiet low profile, especially against the united states government as excuse him and the former vice president of having links to international drug trafficking. now he has come out of the shadows and is being embraced by the next president. santiago they now penya one with just under 43 percent of the votes, while ahead of his closest rival. if reina legged, a lamented that he would have one, had the opposition been more united. despite its own bitter in fighting, the colorado party operates as a solid block. he controls the, the of the whole state state apparatus. public officers are mostly from the garage

part of the around 80 to 90 percent. and this is like a b r a big advantage that puts the field in a very us metric position for the oppositional parties. perhaps that explains why paraguayan so hoping for a better future while again voting for the party of the past. due ca, newman, al jazeera, i soon soon. paraguay. well, they said joins us now live from outside the campaign headquarters of the governing colorado party in the capital. asencion, eliseo must be plenty of celebrations overnight. there was a convincing win for the ruling party, but somewhat unexpected. you know, it really depends on how you look at the numbers surprising in some ways. but if you look at the polls, they all suggested that the majority of hawaiians would vote for the opposition and

they did. but they didn't all vote for one opposition candidate, and that is really the secret of the colorado part. his success, the fact that 43 percent voted for santiago pena and more than 50 percent voted for at least 2 other opposition. candidates 27 percent for if a in a leg a day. another 20 percent for another more populous. opposition. candid and then the rest of the scattered. and it's that lesson i think that the opposition has to take away with it. it has to be less optimistic that paraguayan will just simply vote against the colorado party. they're now saying, and you know, sort of a male cooper post election that they've got to find a candidate that is really able to galvanize that feeling amongst the majority of para winds that they need change, but not just any change. they apparently are now saying they didn't have the right candidate, they didn't have the right strategy. and again, the colorado party has shown that its ability to stick together can keep them in

power. okay, so lots of lessons to be learned. balise there, thanks very much for joining us from us on young. that has been a day of protests and strikes around the world marking international workers. dame been seen confrontations between demonstrators and police and paris. their tens of thousands of people have been marching through the french capital. trade unions have been calling for more than 300 rallies across the country. they're angry at present value microns legislation to raise the age of retirement from 62 to 64. and as you can see, there been plenty of clashes with security forces there on the streets of the capitol, paris. i don't good. what's next? as long as the pension reforms are not withdrawn, we will continue to protest. all we want is for him to give up and withdraw his reforms. what's your cell phone? what's the credit?

i'm more determined than ever. micron has to stay on for 4 more years. we will go on for 4 more years, no problem, and they will be more of us. i'm convinced we will win in the, in well over the channel in the u. k. thousands of nurses have been working off the job demanding higher pay. dozens of protesters outside one hospital in london, health care, i'm transport back. i have been holding numerous strikes. nbc week's andrew simmons was out the demonstration. the nurse to strike is undoubtedly the most emotive in a range of walk out. what across the u. k. very good all the way through this. now this is the biggest action, according to organizers on the most serious because intensive care units are being affected along with treatments such as chemotherapy analysis, oils, when political gunners, whether she'd respond to an emergency, if she was cold,

well, the picket line. and i think a lot of people, haywood, i think, you know, there's been a picket line. it's not that any of us for your patience. that's what we do with every day. but that we're apologizing for every day that week because they're on enough and it's very hard to get enough of it. every time you go and check your apologizing for something you can do annual with something you probably do is find me a tuesday about a 5 percent pay off. however, this is here. so they have the backing of the public. and the government is simply trying to be divisive. andrew siblings al jazeera london, well,

meanwhile police and take care have detained protests is trying to reach some bold, restricted tax m square for may demonstrations. major rallies are allowed to happen elsewhere in the city during inflation and the cost of living crisis are amongst the main concerns. so having to the polls in 2 weeks time president type one is seeking to remain in effect. a giant carpet of seaweed in the atlantic is discouraging tourists, unthreatening communities. on the french caribbean island of martinique. miles of the free floating sa gossum is washing up on the beaches and as it rolls releasing toxic gases like cylinder buyers reports the on a normal day posey via tours restaurant looked out onto one of martinique christine white beaches. on a normal day, his business is thriving and the air doesn't smell like rotten eggs. i guess the

gas it is the hardest challenge for us. every year we are forced to close our business because of the gas. there's just no way we can serve customers in the condition. so it started in 2011 millions of tons of the free floating brown seaweed called sarcasm, stretching for thousands of kilometers in the atlantic ocean enters the caribbean. it chokes coves and blankets, beaches. and as it rots it releases, toxic gases like ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, people complain of sore throats, nausea and headaches. and it's happening close to the peak of the tourism season and is having a devastating effect on the economy. yeah, was it in only more keen before it was very busy, but now at the see we'd there is no one left tourist say they can't stay here. maybe because of their health or the smell. i don't know, but we can't get by without them. fishermen are doing what they can using booms

and nets and adapting their boats to trap hundreds of cubic meters of the algae every hour or so. yes, this is why or if it doesn't reach shore and is collected in a nash, it won't ross and release hydrogen sulfide. so we think it's one of the best solutions. that's why we're building all the boats with new technologies to go even faster. because we realize that when there are large quantities of the seaweed, we have to move quickly to collectors. sarcasm blooms every spring in the atlantic, but in the past decade, it's been flourishing. breaking records nearly every year. scientists think ocean warming and industrial run off could be to blame that if with his over while the forecasts are not very good scientifically. i don't know what to do or humanly speaking we are finding solutions. and i think we will also reach a point where we will be able to use it as raw material for something. nasa has already warned that 2023 is shaping up to be the largest bloom on record. the

people of martinique will be on the front lines and hope the solutions they're developing will go some way to helping the rest of the caribbean. alexander buyers, al jazeera stella had hair on al jazeera, was born and find out why liverpool manager, yag and club is in trouble with the football authorities in england. and he will reveal in just a moment with

ah ah ah, i pay all the sport now until sunday. thank you so much laura. will liverpool

manage it? yeah, again clock is being investigated. the comments he's made about match officials cop suggesting that a referee has a grudge against his club, with a pole beet taught them in fairly dramatic style. and i feel on sunday for free the phone school, the rest injury time when a promising cops and really celebrates in front of the official seemingly. the thing is like in the process, i'm quote, late to suggesting that referee pool tourney has a long standing problem with liverpool. now, the body that represents the referees in england has issued a statement, refusing to say to any, had acted in a proper and professional manner. is not okay, we should not do that. yes, no role models all clear but be human beings 1st and foremost before your room or human being that happens and above but didn't say a bad word to the, to the, for the patient, not at all. and he wouldn't have to do it anyway because he didn't do anything wrong. but it turned around to the, for the vision, celebrated that direction and put my hamstring probably for that moment. fair

enough. oh good. i'm already punished or yellow caught on top of that. i'll still manage and make hello texas says the title races fall from over in england on sunday. his team last top sports in the table to manchester city for the 1st time since mid february. also now without i went in for games heading in to the game against chelsea on choose day there, appoint behind city and they have now played a game more when i still look at it is, this is not over. you know, when i will pay a lot of money to the next season in these mom and be in this position again a lot, believe me. so i just want to maximize the moment that we have right now and go for it. reality as well is that for 274 days, we've been with them and tomorrow can be and they, when we had a seal and he's 5 games to go. so you got all the things that we've done right. well, for 10 months i think there's enough games left for the jeopardy to beta top and on

development, and so all the time. so i think that fully and i think matches to say shown incredible from the real respect that i think we always have to respect last we've done this year and i believe they're still in raleigh. south are writing m b a champions. the golden state warriors had advanced to the 2nd round of the playoffs . they did so thanks to a history making performance by steph curry. so how malik has the action? i think the best players deliver when it count and that's exactly what def curry did as the golden state warriors book this thought in the 2nd round of the playoffs . the full time n b, a champion was on top of all in game 7 against the sacramento kings team playing on home court. whether it was goring point during foul pulling the strings through t meet. carry, made sure the warrior sparkled. his trademark long

read shooting will all the one point a reporter are you working with the point? a korea play apply and also the most prolific game 7 performance of all time warner . his efforts leading golden state to a 20 point victory and a place in the conference. then the final, the regular and massive turnaround. after leaving the 1st 2 games of the theory in the series, we lost most games when we lost possession battle for so you know, our office was greg mo, creating good shots were, didn't allow us to set up our defense and we were able to keep the cry out of it for a good portion again, which is huge on the road. so you know, probably our best performance. so the series and as you know, great on next up for golden state, a dream series for the found against le bron james than the lakers. so hell malik

al jazeera. now brittany grodner is stepping up her preparations for her 1st w. m. b, a game since returning from a 10 month detention in russia. the 32 year old american, his back training with the phoenix mercury. the to tomlin pico medalist was freed in december after being held on drug charges. corona and had same open season on may, the 19th so you have everything, you know, i wanted it to be a group, you know, to get back into emotional, you know, thinking about it, cuz it's like the thing that you love most you don't know if you're going to have it, or if it's going to be completely gone and not the way that you want it to be gone, not on your own time. so just being here right now means everything. now ukraine's judo federation says it's athletes will not be competing at this month's will championships in capsule. and they've followed the decision by the international

jeter federation to allow russians and bella russians to take part. last month, the international olympic committee recommended that police from both countries be permitted to participate as neutrals and international events. except for those who either support the war or work for the military or russian tennis plays all competing as neutrals and events around the world. no method of his just recorded his 3 hundreds when on the a t p t. so the welding before her beating copatrick, alexander shev, jenco to reach the full round of the madrid open method of coming from a sat down to meet the world. number 966-6175. the school, the 27 year old is only good player under the age of 30 to achieve 3. now the incredible run of russian teenage at mayor and driver has come to an end. the 16 year old lost her caught

a final here against will. number 2 arena saddle anchor in straight sets before this tournament driver had never been in a top 100 point. despite this loss, she doesn't have 3 wins against the poems rang in the south. now the seattle cracking of become the 1st expansion seem to knock out the raining stanley cup champions in their 1st playoff series. the kracken hair beating the colorado avalanche to one in game 7 of this 1st round series. next for them, it's the dallas stars. our series opens on tuesday in texas on the boston bruins have made the wrong sort of history, the best regulate seas and semen. and it shall, history knocks, dancing round one of the playoffs, and beats and hay by the florida panthers full 3, you know, it's, i'm in game 7. the panthers they'll now be taking on beats or answer my police in round say ok more from in

a couple of hours. sorry about that. his high school is looking for that, laura, and the thanks very much indeed. now a man has become the 1st chinese national to fly through one of his countries. natural one does in a wing suit. chung shoe pang jumped from a helicopter 2000 meters behind the chairman cave in central china. of all passing through the giant arch wings who flying is considered to be one of the wells most dangerous extremes falls. and that's it for me. laura carl, thank safely on the ground this, these are back in just a moment ago. mm hm. in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic

action against the armenian government. i'm president sock his yarns, grip on power. i'm going to live with this where enjoy commentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime. and it's astonishing outcome with a good, a democratic love of revolution. i am not alone, arminius, velvet revolution. on al jazeera blue to condo, cuz his mother hasn't worked for years. he's also unemployed, as a family, to the doctor. we or ready to share with the promises that have never been meant not even one 5th striving. our youth to depression, depression that is leading to drug addiction, africa has one of the most. i'm equal societies in the world and the gap between the rich and poor is growing. millions are trapped in poverty. many desperate and

discouraged young africans say the government need to seriously address unemployment, otherwise they'll be forced to remain idle and unproductive. the latest news as it breaks the 5 think i think just been confined to the cap. it all 5 claim control of major facilities. but so far it's been hard to confirm who has the upper hand with detailed coverage. people have come here to demonstrate against the rowing police finance in the demonstration from around the world. and even when doctors here are able to make an early diagnosis can guarantee the transportation of the sick. they still faith another challenge ah strikes their residential area just north of saddam's capital is another, see spot failed to stop the fighting.