in kenya, i meet the pharmacy and sundays. where do you think the soil, the lab nodes to pendle walker pay no place? afraid on iraq, the euro is always of interest, the people all around the world. this is been going on for a number of oh yeah. you the christopher, how to do the report story quoted for that perspective to try to win here? local audience, why it's important cody could impact beer life at the height of the storm. water was too high, it would have been above by, hey, this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to what we're going here now to do this. very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, hello there, i'm this darcy at hand. are how at the top stories here on out there and do. united nation says more than a $100000.00 sudanese is now fled to neighboring countries. 330000 also internally

displaced at least 528 now been killed in 3 weeks. the fighting between the army and the rapid support forces are correspondent. however, morgan has more from cartoon while both sides, the sudanese army and the rapid support forces have place conditions for their employees or the delegates to talk to each other. they have not agreed to direct talk that the commander of the rapid support forces and the for the needs army have not agreed to a direct meeting. but they did say that they will be sending envoys to meet each other. but each site has a condition, the sudanese army wants to talk to focus on a ceasefire, and then making sure that the rapid support forces is no longer part of the dance political or military military institutions. meanwhile, the rapid support forces has the condition of a fire on the ground that it's actually being implemented before hoping any talks with the food. nice army. and right now that is not happening. while in the cabinet or people are experiencing widespread fuel shortages,

many petrol stations are closed while cues vehicles can be seen and others. prominent palestinian have caught up at none, has died and ins, railey president of the $86.00 days on hunger strike. hundreds of people marching in the occupied westbank on him. none was a member of the islamic. you had great need. abraham is in no time town and the occupied west bank, the boston in authority. has them the death of that man. we've heard from the palestinian prime minister, how much they calling it an act of assassination. he said that this was a sub dawn. also we've heard from the secretary general of the law firm to share saying that israel hold hold responsibility for his death. and as we've heard, also from palestinian who have declared that today at full on comprehensive strike, that is really wanted to put an end once and for all for the act of using hunger strike as a way for palestinians to demand freedom. there is

a lot of sadness palestinians are saying that he wants to show the world who has the upper hand while they were a number of rockers attacks from gaza towards israel following guns, death, hamas islamic jihad and other palestinian factions and gaza held solidarity rally to honor him, shelton, businesses and gaza clothing as they take part in calls for a general strike. correspondence that science has went on from gaza. we know from palestinian sources. dad, there are strong mediations made with egypt now to de escalate the situation in return all her of israel handing over the body of 100 men to his family. now of course, these are still negotiations that are taking place strongly now, and this could be the only thing that would make islamic jihad a retreat from any further escalation. where in all of their statements,

spouse to your faction, said that they adhere to the right to respond to the crime of killing. i had that i had none by these re, look, your patient. i canyon passed. i accused of urging his followers to starve themselves to death has appeared in court. paul mackenzie in 10 years now been charged with terrorism, money laundering, and radicalization. police have discovered the bodies of a $109.00 people, including children. u. s. treasury secretary, he says the government could run out of money as early as june. if politicians don't raise the debt ceiling. present. joe biden, and republicans in congress are in a stand off on how much the government can borrow biden will need congressional leaders next week. thousands of film and television rises in the us are on strike, demanding higher pay negotiations with studios including disney and netflix failed to reach an agreement. on monday, the writers guild of america represents more than $11000.00 rations. oh

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work. if you have to all mobility services mean you're always connected, whether it's voice, data, or video. let us keep you connected whilst you have time to disconnect. as hale sat space to deliver your vision with well, let's take you straight to a new and organized conference on afghanistan, which are being held here in doha chain. the taliban administration, which came to power in 2021 has not been invited to part the un secretary general. antonio gutierrez is speaking right now. let's listen to what is the 681 of 27.

april. calling for phone equal meaning full and safe. but dissipation of women and girls in afghanistan and the spirits of unity shown in the adoption of the resolution, was carried over into the meeting. we just ads. the meeting was about developing a common international approach, not about the recognition of their factor, volleyball authorities. and what was important is that we all understand each other's concerns and limitations. but they agreed that it was in everyone's interest for most the afghans to work together. but to see pants agreed on the needs for the strategy of engagement. that the last part of this fabulous zation of afghanistan, but also allows for addressing important concerns. the participants are to words

about the stability of afghanistan and ethics, expressed those serious concerns. they relate to the persistent presence of various organizations at risk for the country. the region and further fields, the lack of inclusivity, which importantly includes human rights in particular those of women and girls severely undermined by recent valuable decisions and the spread of luck that i thinking with all it's that emetic consequences. while different countries placed different priorities on these concerns, according to their own situation, there is a general reco glitch, no recognition that they are in the twins. that prioritizing one issue was not to ignore the part of them. so the others,

which allows for an overall shared approach to achieve our objectives, we cannot these engage and many calls for engagement to be more effective. and based on lessons rich, we have learned from the busts dwell will, duran will continue to it's convenient power to advance forwards, leaning approach and puts the african people 1st and in a method that is complimentary to existing regional platforms and initiatives. after a round of consultations, i am ready to convene a new similar meeting. i was pleased to be accomplished by my special representatives. miss ross, autumn by ever wesley leading on engagement efforts in kabul, getting these complicated, challenging time. and then look forward to the independent assessments mandated,

basically the concert resolution $2679.00 that calls for forward looking recommendations for an integrate student guido, the approach by the international community to the current challenges facing afghanistan, special coordinates for the assessments, ambassador, fatty lunacy, nearly all blue was interviews to the meeting and thus began his work in analysts. ladies and gentlemen of the press along me some comments. in my capacity, a secretary general of united nations. it is difficult to overestimate the gravity of the situation in afghanistan. it is the lobbyists, humanitarian crisis in the world. today. 97 percent of afghans live in poverty. 2 thirds of the population $28000000.00,

will need humanitarian assistance this year to survive. 6000000 african children, women and men at one step away from famine like conditions. and meanwhile, funding is evaporating. already military response plan seeking $4600000000.00 us dollars as received them year 294000000. 64 percent of the top 6.4 percent of the total funding requires. but funding is not the only concern. the vast majority of our personnel providing vital assistance are african nationals and many other women aid workers. the current ban on afghan women working for the united nations and national international n g l's is unacceptable and puts lives in job. but the, let me be crystal clears will never be silent in the face of unprecedented systemic

attacks on women and girls rights will always speak out where millions of women and girls are being silenced and the raised from sites. this is a great violation of fundamental human rights. and it also highlights afghanistan's obligations on international law, namely human rights law, and then freezes on the principle of non discrimination, which is cora. they coordinate underpinning the united nations charter. and if the liberal younger minds, the development of the company, that best player needs definitely needs the contributions of all in order to achieve sustainable peace and country would the regional stability. ladies and gentlemen of the press sort the past decades we states and re deliverance. and we are determined to seek the necessary conditions to keep delivering humanitarian aid is

a fair die lifeline for millions of afghans. the united nations will not rover in our commitment to support the people of afghanistan. thank you, said oh, really. so it's not only which you will be not refuse. that possibility to day is when it is the right more months to go. so i will obviously not refuse that possibility. today is not the right moment to the so it's was a beautiful. there are several initiatives going gone, but i, i verb agreed to convene another meeting. you'd be a future where we'll be able to use these platform as a platform was so many different initiatives are coming together. thank you. why you've been listening there to you and the secretary general antonio can tara's speaking as

a united nations organized conference on afghanistan being held right here under her for the taliban administration, which your call came to power in 2021 has not been invited to take part united nations, as he was just saying there considers afghanistan, it's biggest humanitarian crisis. and he says, funding is falling woefully short, some 6 percent of what's needed. there are also multiple concerns about the stability of the country, as well as the lack of inclusivity, especially when it comes to women and girls. but mr. gutierrez was also very careful to point out. this was not amusing to discuss the recognition of the taliban. he has said that he is now ready to convene a new series of meetings, a special series of meetings to work on a way forward. well, this is what we're seeing just moments ago. the meeting is in its 2nd day now, and mr. gutierrez flew in last night. a number of different parties are at this

meeting. notably, as i was saying, not the taliban bus also, indeed, not any representatives of women and girls from afghanistan either. now, there had been also a number of other concerns that the secretary general has outlined, including concerns around the spread of drug trafficking in afghanistan and, and there are a number of issues that the international community will have on its priority list . one of those is that the taliban has obviously restricted the participation of women and girls in education. well, let's now go to hardship now to get to that james bases also been listening in there to the secretary general as he was speaking. now no surprises there, perhaps james, but he also definitely didn't address your question of when taliban recognition may take place. no, my specific question was about him and whether he would meet the taliban. but yes,

that's tied up with the whole issue of international recognition and the you and making it quite clear that it's not time for the security general mit to meet the tell about. it's not time for international recognition of the taliban. it's not time for the taliban to take over the seat of afghanistan's at the united nations. certainly, that is the view of most of the international community. as you say, the purpose of this meeting for the secretary general at least was trying to at least get all the international community on the same page. because if he's got unity there, but it makes his position much, much stronger when he tries on, whether you and try to talk to him tell about no, i'd need to make it clear that the secretary general is not talking to the taliban . the u. n. has made lots of steps to try and engage with the taliban. the u. m has a big mission, you know, about the un assistance mission for afghanistan. that's been in the country for very many years. in fact, united may has been operating in afghanistan since the u. n was founded there the former cook,

as president roosevelt by eva who is the secretary general's special representative, is incredible every day and trying to engage with the taliban. so a great deal of effort is gone in the past and we've seen only that this year. the deputy secretary general amena mohammed making a trip to afghanistan to speak to senior tell about leadership now i think high level sources and the you and they're telling me they've tried that. they tried to send the deputy secretary general, a very prominent woman, the most powerful woman in the u. n. system. and a muslim because they thought that perhaps she could achieve something and get some concession, particularly on the issue of women's rights from taliban. and in return for sending the deputy secretary general, that was really no concession from the taliban. in fact, the tell about after that, double down all the bands of women and said that the band now applied also to un stuff in afghanistan. so i think the international community says it wants to see more movement from the taliban. and what we've now got is incident that we've had

this meeting. i'm going to have another one. he's saying that he's going to convene another similar meeting, suggesting that they perhaps have further to go to get that unity to get the international community agree with one voice. so i'm not sure that is a signal that this meeting was a great, huge success. if it wasn't taking the testing to do how the fanfare speaking to various passes and what the point of contention might be, i think different countries have different views on how to proceed. let me give you an example. so this meeting, no sign of a taliban representative here. remember the taliban have an office here in dough heart. they have their officials based here and they were based here before the taliban took control of afghanistan. they've been here for quite a few years now, and of course this is where the talks took place between the u. s. and the taliban

. but i and there are other countries that are engaging with the taliban. pakistan . and china, for example, are having a meeting. we believe with the telephones, foreign minister in the coming days for the taliban. a foreign minister talkie to travel that needs to be exemption by the un security council which has travelled bands in place on senior taliban officials. will an exemption has been filed with the relative relevant sanctions committee in new york? so we understand that taliban foreign minister will meet with the chinese farmers of the box on foreign minister that i think is an important meeting on pakistan has had, i think a more difficult relationship with the taliban. the many would have predicted 2 years ago before the taliban take over china's interesting because china is certainly a performing a much more assertive role on the global stage in terms of diplomacy. just look at the reports small between iran and saudi arabia. only last week. the chinese

ambassador in the united nations talking about the chinese, maybe having a diplomatic role between israel and the palestinians. well, this is another example here of the chinese taking an assertive diplomatic role. and just on time there's that. and that un organized conference for us in doha and all the nations. thank you very much. on living on to sudan now as 3 weeks of fighting show, no sign of ending despite several cease fires that have now come and gone. and already dire, humanitarian situation is at risk of deteriorating even father. the un says that more than a $100000.00 sudanese and now fled to neighboring countries. tens of thousands have crossed into egypt. chad and south stood on and are the 330000 have been internally displaced. at least 520 years have been killed since the fighting between sedans, army, and the rapids support forces began last month on an invoice, sedans. army chief has arrived in the egyptian capital to follow. i'll hush ali met with egypt. foreign minister, celestial cri in cairo, 40000 sudanese,

across the border into egypt to try to escape the fighting. while in the capital caught him or any dying humanitarian situation is getting worse. as victoria gayton b reports. a key for bred in south har, 2 hungry people, hoping to take advantage of a temporary cease fire that's been extended by the 2 warring sides. some have been waiting for many hours and worry. they'll go home empty handed. we'll let one on a jamie in the south. another will saba, i swear i have been here since 3 in the morning. so far i have not been able to get one loaf of bread. my children had not eaten anything since yesterday, and today is almost gone. what i just think of the you at is warning. the humanitarian crisis in sudan is turning into what he calls a full blown catastrophe, and millions are affected. glenn was feeling hannah, we are government employees and our salaries have not been paid. the most of the people are now re prioritizing their needs. they're not even targeting 30 percent

of their basic needs. we pray this crisis comes to an end and our country restores peace and security. fuel in the capital is in short supply, most petrol stations are closed. the few that are open have long cues. there is relief for some have been unable to access their savings for more than 2 weeks. the central bank of sudan says most of its branches outside the capital have reopened. it reassured savers that despite looting their deposits are safe. so far we've not faced any problems. clients are handling their accounts, touches, flowing, and people are buying and selling. the situation was difficult in the early days of the conflict, but now everything is back to normal. people trapped in the areas of battery and east nile, north of the capitol, hearty im a bracing for more air strikes and explosions. as the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces battle for control of sudan at the expense of its people. victoria gates and b al jazeera, our correspondent, him,

morgan has worn out from hunting both sides. the sudanese army and the rapid support forces have place conditions for their employees or the delegates to talk to each other. they have not agreed to direct talk that the commander of the rapid support forces and the needs army have not agreed to a direct meeting. but they did say that they will be sending envoy to meet each other. but each site has a condition, the sudanese army wants to talk to focus on a ceasefire, and then making sure that the rapid support forces is no longer part of the dance political or military institutions. meanwhile, the rapids support forces has the condition of a peace fire on the ground that is actually being implemented before holding any talks with the for denise army. and right now that is not happening. there have been as tribes in the city of sober in the eastern part of the capital her tomb. and this is just the continuation of repeated as strikes overnight around the facility of the presidential palace and in the northern parts of the capital. fighting has also been reported in the city of undermanned with heavy artillery

fire. being heard fired by the rapid support forces and surface to air missiles targeting the fighter jets of the in these army. and this is when does supposed to be a ceasefire right now. it's the 2nd day of a 66. these fire that has been ex agreed upon by both sites, but on the ground, people say they're not seeing any of it being manifested and based on but it doesn't look like those 2 sites will be meeting anytime soon. with the condition that they sat reading on on a prominent member of the palestinian group is that she had has died in rainy prison. color unknown was on hunger strike 86 days. hundreds of people have been marching in his home town of robin and you can find westbank to honor him and strike. they've been called across the occupied palestinian territories. israeli forces arrested back in early february. his lawyer q says israel of medical negligence. needed abraham is in a robber in the occupied by of austin in authority has condemn the death of other

eyed man. we've heard from the palestinian prime minister, hammered the calling it an act of assassination. he said that this was a sab dawn. also. we've heard from the secretary general of the p, a law in a sheer saying that israel hold all responsibility for his death. and as we've heard, also from palestinians who have declared to day a full on comprehensive thrive, that israel wants to put an end once and for all, for the act of using a hunger strike as a way for palestinians to the man freed them. there is a lot of sadness palestinians are saying that is really wants to show the world who has the upper hand and was control of the lives and death of palestinian. the 40 for a 5 year old has gone on air through a hunger strike when he was arrested from his home. in february, he was expecting, as always, to be arrested without charges. this isn't israeli policy that use it uses against

many palestinians. for example, for now there is $1000.00 palestinian prisoners who do not have any charges that are being held in prison. he has been the 1st person, let's say, to kind of inspire many palestinians to use individual hunger strikes as a way to demand freedom, particularly when it comes to being held without charges. canyon pastor accused of urging his followers to starve themselves to death has appeared in court and the southern city of melinda pool. mackenzie in tango is now facing charges of terrorism, money laundering, and radicalization. he earlier been accused of the death of 6 charge members. now police have discovered that the body is of a $109.00 people, including children, and still looking for more remains. catherine, so i has more from shaka, hola and southern can you miss priscilla ziki has been looking for her daughter, husband and 3 children. they were leaving at a ranch in shock,

a holler along the canyon coast. more than 100 bodies have been found from shallow graves in the area with duck, all appalling. i know the survivors because i was part of the congregation. i have asked if they have seen my family, but they're not talking as a crow lease. and the lawyer, a pastor named paul mckenzie dang j. as in police, custody of accused of luring his followers him to starve themselves to death in the hope of entering heaven. according to the red cross, 400 people are still missing. half of them are children, mythologies, occurring out autopsies to determine the cause of death authorities here and looking for more remains. many canyons are still in shock. they are asking how this incident went so long before being detected. the pastor himself is very well known by the police. he has been arrested several times,

some rights group save a hard received report of extreme fasting in shock. a holler as early as february. the accuser police of not responding fast enough. we didn't hear from them. so we decided to go back again and let on decided to art because of the human rights. and so we thought, um, it was a place where this going against or with the fact that our we were so that they were starving or we were fasting. when it was inter humphrey place, subtle. so we decided to visit the place with over thirties. and then now when remember, some of our members were actually attacked back at their ranch. the number of people who have been rescued is dwindling. while the bodies are still piling up with ziki is still hoping for the best buy. preparing for the worst catherine sawyer. shack, holla, kill if he county o u. s. treasury secretary, janet yellen says the government could run out of money as early as june. have politicians don't raise the debt ceiling. president joe biden, and republicans in congress are in

a stand off on how much the government can borrow. biden is called a meeting with congressional leaders next week to discuss the situation. over 3 months ago, the treasury had warned that the u. s. government had reached its borrowing limits and took measures to ensure it can continue to pay these bills. things national monetary fund has improved asia as economic outlook. growth is now projected to increase this year to 4.6 percent. but risks do remain as jessica washington reports mel from beijing. the i. m. s. has raised the economic growth focus for the asia pacific region in a report that discusses how, despite this being against this backdrop of a rather gloomy global economic outlook, the asia pacific remains a dynamic region and a force for global economic growth. the report notes that 2023 is a challenging year for the global economy. as the world continues to face some of

the challenges that come with the, the war and ukraine and tightening monetary policy. but despite that rather gloomy backdrop, the asia pacific remains a dynamic region. now, the growth is projected to increase to 4.6 percent from 3.8 percent last year. and the region is expected to contribute around 70 percent to global growth. most of that powered by india and china, one of the positive factors behind the regions at positive economic outlook is in fact, the reopening of china. we've seen that this week as millions of people around the country travel for these 5 day public holiday. now, factors like that give a positive indication as to the state of the chinese economy. increase spending increased mobility only a positive factor for the outlook for china, but also for asia as well. some of the factors that the i m f has flagged as certainly things to keep an eye out on as we look ahead to not only the global outlook for 2023, but,

but coming years as well. one factor stickier than expected inflation, that refers through when the prices of every day goods might, might drop, but prices for some services. like, for example, education might remain persistently high, also european and u. s. a. banking sector, stress g o. economic fragmentation, as we see the war and ukraine continuing, and one factor that's flagged specifically for asia is in the mid to long term. the economic slowdown of, of china. sudden to have not only ramifications domestically and, and regionally, but the rest of the world as well. just to washington out 0, making 11 indonesian fishermen who were stranded on a remote island off astray. north western goes for 6 days, have now returned home. now, part of the crew of 2 fishing vessels that were caught up in a tropical flight clone last month. 8. others are still missing. franco. he has

been a village in rooty island, indonesia prepared to welcome home a missing son. his mother's idea, delighting is overcome with emotion. 2 of her sons, both officially on board, a boat that sank in cycling. elsa passed through it. only one of them has returned as bad co side gelatin arrives there are tears of joy. ah, and mother, thankful that one of his sons is alive. nothing ever yet. i feel happy, but also sad because 2 of my sons left and only one came back. my other son was my hope he was the backbone of the family. it hurts so much to lose him back. 8 other men on board. the boat with batco, including his brother, asked him,

missing my lung a young to have lost my lung. at midnight, the wind suddenly picked up. it flipped the boat over. i could still see the other man while i grabbed my brother's arm and hung on to the boat, but a log hit me. and we were separated. another powerful wave struck and he lost his grip on the boat. 2 he spent 2 days a drift at sea, another sir, but along a pool. i kept thinking of my child. when i was swimming at night, i heard my son's voice calling my name. it gave me strength. he drifted to a small remote island of australia's north west coast. when another vessel struck by the same powerful sy clone had washed ashore. all 10 crew from that boat survived. they would spend the next 6 days without food and water before being spotted by a passing australia border force, plain and rescued. women as bora,

the captain on board, that boat is thankful to be alive to the law. we were tired, we had no food, no water. we drank salt water. some people almost gave up hope because they were too tired. someone said another 2 days would have been dead, of whom there is joy hinged with sadness as he returns to his family. he says he can't help thinking of the men who are still missing. fishermen like him who rely on the see to make a living. still haunted by his experience, he says it will be a while before he returns to see florence lee al jazeera. well that's it for me, this bulletin bad don't go, i'll be back in just

a few minutes with more of the days news here on out as eric i with ah ah ah ah, let's roll with your weather update for the america is good to see. there's been a rare death storm in the u. s. states of michigan. look at this, blinding a haze here as a so dry condition, so a lot of soil on the ground to get when got 60, to 70 kilometers per hour. it swirls at around and visibility is knocked down to near nil at times. it's all part of the same storm system swirling around the great lakes. it will give us a historic spring snow storm to michigan really raw feeling day and toronto with the windshield feeling about plus one. but there are signs of spring and summer age

. it's got to go to the west, so billings montana closing in on 30 degrees. damn day for both s f and los angeles . and this storm system is also bringing in cooler air to vegas are temperatures down by about 10 degrees. over 48 hours. u. s. gulf states. it's quiet. so let's move on to central america. the winds are picking up that means downpours, coaster rica, nicaragua, honduras, and for the pacific coast, a belize, top end of south america, looks like this. our usual spattering of showers in storm. so this line of storms, eastern paraguay into the southeast of brazil. wow. it's really do in a number, so a salsa on port to lay gray and montevideo. your temperatures are all running a few degrees below average for this sum of the year. that's your weather update season. ah, ah,

investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera lou . ah, hello there i'm installing the attain. this is the news, our line from our headquarters here and are coming up in the next 60 minutes. a humanitarian crisis that's worsening by the day and sued on the united nation says the fighting has displaced more than 330000 people. oh, anger in the occupied territories after palestinian activist on hunger strike dies in an israeli prison. it is the largest humanitarian crises in the world. good. a dire assessment of afghanistan, the un secretary general says much more needs to be done to bring stability. we

follow 11 indonesian fishermen who were stranded on a remote island as they re unite with their families. and i'm far as small with the sports basketball fans are getting ready to see to the greatest player is the all time face off. steph curry, lebron james, renew their rivalry as the golden state warriors take on the la lakers in the western conference, semi finals. ah, well, we begin this news hour in su, dawn, we are fighting shows no signs of ending despite several cease fires in recent weeks. and already die and humanitarian situation is now at risk of deteriorating even further. the united nations has more than 330000 sudanese, have now been internally displaced. it says another $100000.00 have fled to neighboring countries. that number could rise to more than 800000 on tuesday, they were also as strikes in the city of buffer that's in the northern part of

courtroom state where fighting also continued in the capital. interrogating b begins our coverage. a key for bread in south har, 2 hungry people, hoping to take advantage of a temporary cease fire. there's been extended by the 2 warring sides. some have been waiting for many hours and worry. they'll go home empty handed. we'll let one on a game in the south osalla. i swear i have been here since 3 in the morning. so far i have not been able to get one loaf of bread. my children have not eaten anything since yesterday, and today is almost gone. what i just say got the you and is warning the humanitarian crisis in sudan is turning into what he calls a full blown catastrophe. and millions are affected. global zavion and hana, we are government employees, and our salaries have not been paid. most of the people and our re prioritizing leads, they're not even targeting 30 percent of their basic needs. we pride as crisis comes to an end and our country restores peace and security. fuel in the capital is

in short supply, most petrol stations are closed. the few that are open have long cues. there is really for some have been unable to access their savings for more than 2 weeks. the central bank of sudan says most of its branches outside the capital have reopened. it reassured savers that despite looting their deposits are safe. and so far we've not faced any problems, clients are handling their accounts. tasha flowing and people are buying and selling. the situation was difficult in the early days of the conflict, but now everything is back to normal. people trapped in the areas of battery and east nile, north of the capitol, hearty, him, a bracing for more air strikes and explosions. as the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces battle for control of sudan at the expense of its people, victoria gates and b al jazeera will not speech our correspondent helen morgan, who is on the ground there for us and caught him him up. we're in the 3rd week of

fighting now, where are we with any kind of attentive resolution? while both sides have agreed to cease fire here on the ground, it's not manifesting and has been repeated mediation efforts by many sides, including the united states, the united kingdom, the united nations, and regional bodies like the inter governmental authority for development. now what we know is that the president of south dance over here spoke to both general i've been put that album han and the head of the rapids support for him at home, then the glow to try to get them to extend the current, the fire and name their delegates and envoys officially to come out to, to, to negotiate some kind of a permanency fire and work out their differences. but both sides have previously said that any chance of talks to go on forward include conditions said by the 2 sides. the army, for example, wants to make sure that the talks only focus on a cease fire and ensuring that the rapid support forces is no longer part of to dance politics. and with the 3 institutions, the rapid support forces on the other end, say that they want a sci fi in place

a ceasefire. but it's actually being manifested on the ground with no aerial bombardment or heavy artillery being fired by both fight. and right now that is not happening. there has been heavy artillery strikes around the vicinity of the presidential palace, which has been the scene of heavy fighting since the thought of the conflict. and then they've been asked trust in east nile that's in the north east part of the capital hot soon. so if i think it's still ongoing and it's not clear if with that actually happening on the ground, if those 2 sites will actually listen to the mediation efforts and meet for a talk, for permanency, fire, or front end to the conflict. well, as not all continues have and not sci fi continues to be well, not respected. we've been talking about the lack of food and fuel for days how people holding up while people are coping in different ways. for example, those who are trapped in the capital hudson are trying to make their way to whether, as resources available resources like fuel or groceries. people in the north, when northern parts of the country have to cross the western city of undermanned to

buy basic things like groceries and cooking, cooking oil or anything that they would need for their homes. and then cross the bridge back. and that puts them as at risk. they say they're very careful about when to do that and only take the opportunity when it is quiet. people on the southern part of the capital, on the other hand, say that life is slowly revealing to normal and that they do have shops and markets open, but the prices are increasing and banks have been closed since the thought of the fighting between the rapids support forth the embassy in these army. now tens of thousands of people have $12.00 neighboring states, and that is putting a burden on those states. fixed off to dance, 18 states have already declared a state of emergency to control the purchase has to control how much money is being taken out to the bank to control their fuel. how many people have different fuel assumptions in those states? because of the number of people that have fled to it and their needs that are increa increasing beyond what the state can cope with. so yes, this conflict is not only in her tone, but it's ripple effect if it's with anything and faith neighboring sedan and they

bring her to me and other parts of the country and indeed have been morgan in the sudanese capital for us. thank you so much, have a well speaking of a ripple effects, more than 20000 people have already across the border to seek refuge in neighboring chad. how correspondent on that the address reports from $10.00 in west, off on the sudanese side of that border with chad. the right behind me is the local police station here in $10.00, it is deserted, completely deserted, and the lock and key and it looks like they how did they left this place when fighting? broke out in sudan over here, the same board. and now seeing the presence of the police station is constructed by the united mission mission in the for as implemented by the slime relief agency. many of the residents who fled these town of pendalty after violence broke out. we understand that a lot of houses have been burned down. our security forces took to the hills and crossed over along with civilians. over there is the river bed, the dry river bed,

which is a crossing point for people who live in this town and not found themselves inside chad. now a lot of people are moving away from this area simply because they feel that it's no longer safe to be here. now over there also is the town's court house. it's also under lock and key, like many other government establishments. yeah. intended to simply because people don't believe the saved in this community. if you look at the street, everything, every ways empty except for cation of people, one or 2 people who come and check on their belongings. the houses take about the probably and then free across the driveway of a bad into child, despite the hutch, if they prefer living in open spaces, exposed to the elements. and of course, despite the fact that they don't have enough to eat in those camps, how many degrees algebra from 10 dell to inside dot for west of, for region, also down, thousands to have fled south, i'll correspond harm latasha reports. now,

on the refugee situation, a neighboring sat stood on people who live saddam and now here in cuba, had been talking about the journey, what it took for them to get this in a while they were in saddam, they had to go through various checkpoints, and the people, manning, these checkpoints would demand that each person paid a certain amount, not in student needs money, but in american dollars. when they got to the border with south to don. those of money are then made to pay a lot of cash to board. i the private planes, trucks a bus to take them to you about or elsewhere in the country. but many people don't have the money to do that to. they stuck along the border waiting for help from the government or 8 agencies. a big concern he in the capital is people are not talking about fears of food shortages and fewer shortages sell to done does not produce much alarmist products. come from see don. so as long as the crisis they could tease the supply chain will be affected. people are concerned that they could be sorted here and prices could go up. it's another example of how sedans,

conflict is affecting foul to dime and other countries in the region. higher matessa algebra gibbon, local businesses and south you'd on helping thousands of people trying to leave it on. they are now making their way to the border where suppliers from the capital juba are being taken by cargo planes. one of them looked sosa don, my name is muhammad ahmed. i'm a businessman from south saddam and parts of an initiative, bringing people from the board over saddam to jupiter. i don't remember either of those of us. oh, we are a group of young people from the business sector and south saddam we help y bringing people from sudan to juba who've been affected by the ongoing conflict in the past week. not a lot of those set up. we have 4 to 5 flights today. veronica, provide chaunce quotes for affected families. some of the elderly and children are diagnosed about us in there are also other flights operating for some other companies in japan was out of

a 100. a you said he thought that didn't want you to be. there's also another initiative, one young people, right in social media pages, asking anyone who has bottled water diapers for children and other simple things to donate my mom was gonna fall. i don't believe that they get marvin without it, it's collected at the airport. the supplies were taking to people and distributed to the needy of the border until they get a chance to go on the plane to come to cuba. ideally not, i didn't enough time to hold for that the hello. i swear the situation of the board is very difficult. there are children, an elderly people. they need help because war doesn't profit anyone. it's just a lot of thought. and i know obama supposedly her homework, i'm on my shallow shallow i have enough of it. have all my mom. it's going well. we're working with the government and others of the business community to help those returning from saddam. i'm walden oh no. yeah. most valuable. we will once parts of saddam more than a half of the people that are part of us to be in. and then also we have to be

compassionate and help each other than all the room. she not all installed plenty more ahead for you this new aaron, telling me the latest from kenya about the pasta who urged his churchman this to staff today, honeywood rises, walk off the john for the 1st time in 15 years after talks for higher wages breakdown and and thought its last chance to learn from nicholas tessa title chasing. also tame details. later on, this new sal ah, a prominent member of the palestinian group islamic jihad has died in israeli prison. cutter arden was on hunger strike for $86.00 days. 100 people have been launching a whole ton of robert and the occupied westbank to honor him. and to strike has also been called across the occupied palestinian territories. israeli forces

arrested none in early february. his lawyer accuses israel of medical negligence. car sent me to abraham in no time town in the occupied west of austin in authority has condemn the death of that man. we've heard from the palestinian prime minister, how much they are calling it an act of assassination. he said that this was a sub dawn also we've heard from the secretary general of the lawson a share saying that israel hold hold responsibility for his death. and as we've heard, also from palestinian who have declared today at full on comprehensive strike, that is really want to put an end once it rolls floor, the act of using hunger strike as a way for palestinians to demand freedom. there's a lot of sadness palestinians are saying that he wants to show the world who has

the upper hand and was control of the lives of palestinian. the 45 year old has gone through hunger strike when he was arrested from his home. in february he was expecting, as always, to be arrested without charges. this isn't really policy that use it uses again many palestinians, for example, for now there's 1000 palestinian prisoners who do not have any charges that are being held in prison. he has been the 1st person, let's say, to kind of inspire many palestinians to use individual hunger strikes as a way to demand freedom, particularly when it comes to being held without charging more rockets, meanwhile, have been fired from gaza towards israel following death. hum us islamic jihad and other palestinian factions and gaza have held a solid hours. he rallied to all him shops and businesses and gaza had been closed

. following cold general strikes outside has 3 rockets were wired in the air and the hours of choose day from the gaza strip. so its bays re lease town in response to the news of the death of put that on. the policy of functions in gaza stated that this is a crime committed by these really occupation that will not be passed without accountability, while the palestinian faction here called for general tripe in the gaza strip cars and thronged the street, calling for the shop and other facilities to shut down in a bite for the dry a morning tent was held in front of the red cross. in gods the city by the polished factions. well, how conference confirming that this crime add to a list of israeli crime committed among these really prisoners and thus they have

all right to respond to the crime, palestinian sources say said that's drunk, you get him. maybe ations are being made to de escalate the situation and bring calm in return of these really authorities returning the body of put that i'd not to his family. you miss the al jazeera godsa. well, let's bring in john bruce. he was one of color adult lawyers, he joins us now from occupied east jerusalem. so this katie, a lot of emotion at the moment too many people are very angry. i want to take a step back. i've been trying to understand the legal framework. i know the wells, medical associations as a doctor must respect the dignity of the hunger strike us, sir. no, for feeding. all the guidelines or legal obligations for the authorities were detaining him. yeah, this said the tragic this. i think it is really something

provoking and it shouldn't have been happening, or even in his previous detentions on other is as been detained or is several times in most of his previous said the tensions e. it went through hunger strike and i defended to him. mostly in all his attentions, are authorities of the prisoners. authority of israel had refused for several weeks to transfer him to a hospital where he should be according to even to the regulations of their association. according to which they have acted with credit previously and with other under right after that day is

a 50th day according to the international regulations and is really admitted. usually they have transferred that to me or is civil hospital where he should be under the eyes of the doctors in order to prevent such tragic happening as it. i started out, i just want to ask a little bit more about their refusal from israeli authorities to transfer him to a civil hospital. and do you know why they said that they were refusing and are you planning any kind of meal? no, no, no. the only meaning all that is that there is a measure change in the strategic policy a from the israeli or authority, the words under strike coast. while i, i know from i have heard from the prosecutors and other elements that no changes add that up in, in, in these cases. therefore, it's really a strange,

amazing requesting some clarification from those who are responsible about the lives of the that a sina denise, especially above the life of and how that are not why they had to refuse one of the once after once to transfer him. despite the fact that every body, a prison guards and judges, everybody noticed that his situation in the last 2 weeks had deteriorated badly. and d a and he couldn't even speak more than one or 2 words. so this is something good with saying and it was sions from from those water and responsible in 1st of all, the prisoners authority in israel jalap, you are one of his luez. can i ask, when was the last time you had contact with him and, and were you given access to him while he was on hunger strike?

i meant how that i've done before a 4 or 5 weeks only, but his last appearance on your conference has happened last sunday when in the court, the military court and, and also thought i had invited him to a session appeal session against his response. a colleague of mine lawyer a had presented him in this court. the judge saw him through all is a screen that he is badly a laying on the bed and the hospital. he couldn't speak with the judge even 2 or 3 sentences. so this was the last open a show of other than last sunday, and tell it in your mind as his lawyer was cut on in a position to say whether or not he wanted to continue his hunger strike or express

any of his own wishes. how did i know and i know him very well as i've said a word with him in all his is right before i know him very well. i had a long speech with them when i met him and went through this hunger strike, demanding his freedom. thinking that, considering that this case is politically motivated in order to take him to a, brought him from his society. therefore he asked his freedom. he's he a mouse, this is. busy in strike, in the service of this demand in the same, in the same sake. he said, i am doing that because i want to live with respect. so how that man, it was in full conscience. if they were asking him, like if the, like,

if they have transferred him to the hospital, usually doctors and civil else tells us that the tv, whether they want to live or to die, or my detainees had answer this question positively. they want to live. this answer gives law authorities the power in that tragic moment to interfere and to prevent that this, this, this, this fat wouldn't have been achieved in the, in the, inside the prison because know it well if i doctors, no qualified stuff. good deal with this case. if that i've done a was in a 1000000 in the civil hospital doctor. i'm sure they could help him not to die and tell him just to be very,

very clear in your mind. cutter on was not refusing medical intervention. medical intervention in this sick is doesn't say that in the moment when doctor's is damaged, that he is going and tacoma, or that he is going in, in, in, in, in, in, in the case of death. the his, his, his position not considerable in the past they have, give them, is strike because is some in materials in the blood where it is not. it is not called intervention. it is called saving lives in a very in it. and that i'm at the more of how that i been, wouldn't i not him if they, if he was in a hospital that he will even, even if the he called in to the fuser because he was so weak, at least not told, said to the doctors don't do that, he wants to live, you wanted to live and they could have given him this opportunity. chow and told us

that one of had a honestly speaking to us from occupied east harrison. thank you so much for joining us on our service. i thank you for your time. thank you. thank you for meeting on and the united nations secretary general. and tanya gutierrez, has raised concerns about stability and afghanistan. he was speaking as an international conference here in durham. katerina says, this situation in afghanistan is the ones largest to humanitarian crisis. the participants are woods about the stability of afghanistan and left expressed those serious concerns. they relate to the persistent presence of various organizations, a risk for the country, the region, and further fields. the lack of inclusive iffy, which importantly includes human rights in particular, those as minimum girls severely undermined by recent volleyball decisions and the spread of that for a freaking with all, it's that a metric consequences. well,

let's bring it out there for let her get her james bears, who's at the conference here and our hi, james. when we spoke in the newsroom a few hours ago, we were discussing how this whole meeting was about. parties are trying to find a kind of united front on various issues and doesn't seem like they've quite managed to do that. yeah, if you being critical about this meeting, you say what actually concrete has come out of it. and really, the only thing is that they've agreed to convene another of these meetings in the coming months. but since you and the source, i've talked to said no, this was an effort to try and get all of the international community on the same page. speaking with one voice and for a 1st meeting, i was told, reasonably pleased with the way this thing works out there trying to coordinate with the former turkish ambassador. the united nations has now been appointed as

a special coordinator to do a review of the of the you and, and engagement with the taliban. for the security council, by the end of the year, they're going to coordinate that process with this process. and i'm also told that other meetings that are taking place soon because there are some countries who are engaging with the taliban. this meeting, of course, no. taliban representative invited. for example, the pakistan foreign minister, the chinese foreign minister will be meeting the taliban for a minister in the coming days. in fact, especially exemption from the un sanctions committee that deals with afghanistan was obtained so that the taliban foreign minister can go to islam about for that meeting. now i'm told by this un source that now they've had this meeting here. the chinese and the pakistani know the script, they know parameters of the international position on afghanistan and they believe that will be useful going forward. everyone apparently is when they speak to the taliban,

supposed to speak with one voice reiterating the sort of points you heard there from the secretary general when he was speaking at this podium and of course, only in the last few days. the un security council made its position clear. they decided on a resolution condemning the taliban. an attitude to women in particular, the ban on female aid workers, female un stuff operating and i've kind of stone jane's as you say, no, to be the taliban on that that un conference. do you have a sense of what sort of engagement we'll see with them after this meeting from the united nation? well, you and has been engaged with the taliban throughout all of this. the un has a mission in cobble you, nama, the you and the assistance mission for afghanistan, which has been operating for many years. in fact, the us been operating in afghanistan ever since the u. n. was created. the former kick is president roosevelt by eva, is the secretary general's representative in afghanistan. she lasers with the

taliban. we saw earlier this year, the u. n. deputy secretary general speaking to the taliban, i think the feeling is that that meeting, although it was a good try, did not achieve what they wanted. they sent the deputy secretary general. they got no concessions in return from the taliban. i was interesting when i spoke to the sex general here and asked him whether he would under any circumstances, deal with the taliban, would engage with the taliban and have a meeting with the taliban. he said yes, when the time is right, but the time is not right now and i think you and feel that that would be a very big thing for the you. and to do the secretary general to meet the taliban. because that would be seen by many and international community as a step towards recognition. and it's pretty clear, it's something that's not going to happen anytime soon. doesn't matter, james, face at that conference for us in the home. thank you very much, james. well, it kenyan passed an accused of urging his followers to starve themselves. to death has appeared in court in the southern city of lindy pool,

mackenzie and 10. gay is now facing charges of terrorism, money laundering, and radicalization. he's only been accused of the death of 6 churchmen is now police have discovered the bodies of a $109.00 people, including children. we are still looking for more remains. catherine soy has more from 2nd. holla and southern can you miss priscilla? ziki has been looking for her daughter, husband and 3 children. they were leaving at a ranch in shock, a holler along the canyon coast. more than 100 bodies have been found from shallow graves in the area with duck, all appalling. i know the survivors because i was part of the congregation. i have asked if they have seen my family, but they're not talking as a co lease. and the lawyer, a pastor named paul mckenzie dang j. as in police, custody of accused of luring his followers him to starve themselves to death in the

hope of entering heaven. according to the red cross, 400 people are still missing. half of them are children, mythologies, occurring out autopsies to determine the cause of death authorities here and looking for more remains. many canyons are still in shock. they are asking how this incident went so long before being detected. the pastor himself is very well known by the police. he has been arrested several times, some rights group, sadly hard received reports of extreme fasting in shock. a holler as early as february. the accuser police of not responding fast enough. we didn't hear from them. so we decided to go back again and let on decided to art because of the human race. and so we thought, um, it was a place where this going against or with the fact that our we were so that they were starving or they were fasting. when it was inter humphrey place, subtle. so we decided to visit the place with other facilities. and then now when we were there,

some of our members were actually attacked back at their ranch. the number of people who have been rescued is dwindling. while the bodies are still piling up with ziki is still hoping for the best buy, preparing for the worst catherine sawyer. shack, holla! kill if he county. oh, it is a time after i check out the wild weather. he is just like about a let's roll with your weather update for the americas. good to see. there's been a rare death storm in the u. s. states of michigan. look at this, blinding a haze here as a so dry condition. so a lot of soil on the ground to get wind gust 60 to 70 kilometers per hour. it swirls at around and visibility is knocked down to near nil at times. it's all part of the same storm system swirling around the great lakes. it will give us a historic spring snow storm to michigan really raw feeling day and toronto with the windshield feeling about plus one. but there are signs of spring and summer age . it's got to go to the west,

so billings montana closing in on 30 degrees. damn day for both s f and los angeles . and this storm system is also bringing in cooler air to vegas are temperatures down by about 10 degrees. over 48 hours. u. s. gall states. it's quiet. so let's move on to central america. the winds are picking up that means downpours, costa rica, nicaragua, honduras, and for the pacific coast to belize, top end of south america looks like this. our usual spattering of showers in storm . so this line of storms, eastern paraguay into the southeast of brazil. wow. it's really do in a number. so a sole c on port to lay gray and montevideo your temperatures are all running a few degrees below average for this son of the year. that's your weather update soon. well, stella had here on out zara and widely regarded as the godfather. the artificial intelligence is leaving his job and we'll tell you why. and in florida. scary move

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aah! al jazeera. with news. oh wow. ah, welcome back to watching out a 0. i'm just how's your day here? and uh huh. let's remind you about top stories. the united nations has more than 100000 sudanese, have now fled to neighboring countries, 330000 internally displaced and at least 520 years have been killed in 3 weeks. the fighting now between the army and the rapid support forces. prominent palestinian activists are cut out. none has died in an israeli prison, often 86 days on hunger strike. hundreds of people are marching in the occupied

west bank to honor him. i've known was a prominent figure with the islamic jihad group, united nations, secretary general has raised concerns about stability in afghanistan. and tanya gutierrez was speaking at an international conference here in doha. he says the situation in afghanistan is the world's largest humanitarian crisis. well, a computer scientist dubbed the godfather of artificial intelligence has quit his job at google to speak out about the dangers of the technology. jeffrey henson told the new york times that a eyes capacity to create convincing false images and text is creating a while where people will not be able to know what's true. he says competition between tech giants is pushing them to release. new technology is that dangerous speeds. let's spring in arthur, holland, mitchell. he is a senior fellow at the carnegie council for ethics and international affairs. and you will say, writes regularly about a i. he joins his mouth from barcelona and spain. arthur, it feels like this is a huge moment for the tech industry and perhaps beyond as well that the godfather

of a, i says he regrets doing it that you share hinton concerns. and i'm definitely worried, but actually what i spend more time thinking about and what i think perhaps more people should spend more time thinking about is who is sort of propagating this narrative about super intelligent a i run and bark and what their reasons for doing so because you'll notice that a lot of the figures who are still sort of pushing this narrative are the ones that are continuously developing the technology, making it more powerful and releasing it to the public without necessarily there being god rails in place a saw. but we are now hearing these concerns about super intelligence even if they may be overblown with are the interests at stake from the godfather of a i himself and he's decided to leave. that's quite a statement. it's absolutely a statement and i think that there are all sorts of long term concerns that we

should definitely sort of have in our mind. but part of the issue is that sometimes on figures like jeffrey hinton talk about, you know, of a super intelligent a. i that has this power seeking behavior. we lose sight of some of the, the, the more immediate near term dangers with a eyes, things about how to keep, for example, a chat box like chat, g, p, t are more honest and trustworthy and, and less toxic. old speaking of some of those near attend concerns, we know they're worried about job losses. for instance, we've seen lance strike of hollywood writers. he mentioned misinformation, but this worry that bad actors will use it for bad things. it does sound like there are plenty of ways to do that. that could be far worse than saying job losses on misinformation. absolutely, and you know, the scary thing actually to me and, and to many figures about artificial intelligence is that you don't really know how

militia factors are going to use that technology until you've put it out into the world. and that raises some really difficult questions about what sort of processes might need to be in place before companies release these models into the wild conversations that aren't yet happening. are often seeing these models being put out into the market place. and then these difficult lessons being learned after the fact. so there may be a conversation to how to reverse that. is that conversation, perhaps beginning now arthur, i know more than a 1000 tech aid, assigned that open letter. according to that 6 month more atoria in a i development, there was also another letter, i believe from a i leaders just a few days after about the risks. i mean, it feels like the anxiety is belding, but given where the technology is already out, is this all coming a bit late? perhaps? well, what's happened in the last few months is that yes, there has been a bit of a ground swell of concern. but there is also been a recognition in the industry that if any single actor doesn't act fast than they're going to be immediately overtaken by their competitors. and so you're hearing people in the industry saying,

we know that these dangers are real. we know that the need to be god or else, but if we don't act 1st, then we're going to be, you know, we're, we're going to be losing to our competitors. and so that's a really dangerous dynamic. that is really being accelerated by a lot of the hype around, you know, what the systems and, or perhaps may in the future be able to do or harrison's as well. chris, as john, that go potty, sorry. he can speak freely about this. do you think the big corporations that have investor very heavily in a i actually actively obstructing a conversation about the dangers? i wouldn't say that they are taking active measures necessarily to obstruct it, but they have a profit motive. and this motive doesn't necessarily align with some of the very tough decisions that may need to be made about a i, you know, there, there are discussions around for example, having some kind of a moratorium on certain types of a i certainly,

jeffrey hinton has talked about that and that doesn't really square up with the, the needs of a company that has, is responsible to its shareholders. so that's, i think more where the inherent challenge for them is i think you talk about tough decisions. i wonder how you even start dealing with regulation. for instance, in a wild with so many ideas about what's acceptable or appropriate as to me, that is the central challenge facing a i today is that we talk about how to make a i that the call. but i'm not even convinced that we can come to an agreement as to what counts as ethical ai, in some countries and ethically i rule, would make it a legal for ai chat box to talk about homosexuality. for example, you know, and in a fractured political environment, i think we have to really be thinking carefully about what that conversation would have to look like. and if we can't come to that agreement, then maybe there are questions about whether that ai is ready for use or whether the wells is ready to have that conversation and ready to, to deal with

a i and the existence of that author, holland, michelle, they're a senior fellow at the conjugate counsel for ethics and international affairs. thank you so much for joining us and sharing your expertise on out of here. well, as i mentioned earlier, thousands of film and television writers new united states are currently on strike demanding higher pay negotiations with studios including disney and netflix failed to reach an agreement. on monday, the writers guild of america represents more than $11000.00 writers. online streaming has put a strain on tv industry revenues, a previous strike back in 2008 cost. california is economy $2100000000.00. many actors also say they're backing the strike. i hope that the writers get what they need, you know, i believe in the power of unions. i'm lucky to be a part of one with that again. so hopefully everybody can get what they need swiftly and everyone get back to where i support my writers. we have

a lot of staff and crew that will be affected by this, you know, but you know, they've got to get a feel. well, film critic, richard fitzwilliam says the strike could last for some time as writers have many concerns that need to be addressed. particularly the union sphere is what the studios have in mind eventually is some form of free lab. so right in front of that is what they're adamantly opposed to. the other problem, of course, is the threat of they see you took a i and you could have a i could use the raft in the script and then you could ask writers to polish it. up on the other hand, writers script to then a, i could changed. i mean of course, this is a field that is still rem. brianna the last right to strike landra days on. indeed that was 1961 and my 288, which was got almost 150 or hundreds 80 days. so there was a real, there's

a real problem here of thousands of jobs being effect, but also genuine fear that the being a writer could be changed dramatically in future years. i've been firstly what bro have in the capture for they rely on job sunday or rely on scripting. they will do that. secondly, the day time, so probably will be affected. and then thereafter, here's the big question. what we don't know is how much stock piling a script has been done by pre exam leaks. i mean the screamers, how much they actually got, they could hold out. now us treasury secretary and janet yellen says the government can run out of money as early as june. if politicians don't raise the debt ceiling, present. joe biden, and republicans in congress are in the stand off on how much the government can borrow. biden is called amazing with congressional leaders next week to discuss the situation. over 3 months ago, the treasury had warned the u. s. government had reached its barring limits and

took measures to ensure it can continue to pay itself. thin tassel monetary fund has improved. asia's economic outlook growth is projected to increase the c as a 4.6 percent, becoming a major driver for the wild economy. but risks do remain as jessica washington reports from beijing. the i m. f has raised the economic growth forecasts for the asia pacific region in a report that discusses how, despite this being against this backdrop of a rather gloomy global economic outlook, the asia pacific remains a dynamic region and a force for global economic growth. the report notes that 2023 is a challenging year for the global economy. as the world continues to face some of the challenges that come with the war and ukraine and tightening monetary policy. but despite that rather gloomy backdrop, the asia pacific remains a dynamic region. now,

the growth is projected to increase to 4.6 percent from 3.8 percent last year. and the region is expected to contribute around 70 percent to global growth. most of that powered by india and china, one of the positive factors behind the regions, positive economic outlook, is in fact the reopening of china. we've seen that this week as millions of people around the country travel for these 5 day public holiday. now, factors like that give a positive indication as to the state of the chinese economy. increase spending increased mobility, only a positive factor for the outlook for china, but also for asia as well. some of the factors that the i m f has flagged as certainly things to keep an eye out on as we look ahead to not only the global outlook for 2023, but, but coming years as well. one factor stickier than expected inflation, that refers through when the prices of every day, goods might, might drop, but prices for some services. like, for example,

education might remain persistently high, also european and u. s. a. banking sector stress g o e can fragmentation as we see the war in ukraine continuing. and one factor that's flagged as specifically for asia is in the mid to long term. the economic slowdown of, of china. certain to have not only ramifications domestically and, and regionally, but for the rest of the world as well. jessica washington out 0 may, june, and 11 indonesian fishermen who are stranded on a remote island office straight is northwestern coast for 6 days. have now returned home. there part of the crew of 2 fishing vessels that were caught up in a tropical cyclone last month. 8 others are still missing. trying to re has a village in rooty island, indonesia prepared to welcome home

a missing son. oh, his mother's idea, july acting, is overcome with emotion. 2 of her sons, both fishermen on board a boat that sank and cycle elsa passed through. i. only one of them has returned as but co side gelatine arrives there, tears of joy. i have a mother, thankful that one of his sons is alive grasping abrogate, and i feel happy, but also sad because 2 of my sons left and only one came back. my other son was my hope he was the backbone of the family. it hurts so much to lose him by 8 other men on board. the boat with batco, including his brother, are still missing my lung. a young dog blushed my lung at midnight, the wind suddenly picked up. it flipped the boat over, i could still see the other man while i grabbed my brother's arm and hung on to the

boat, but a log hit me. and we were separated. another powerful wave struck and he lost his grip on the boat. 2 he spent 2 days a drift at another. for another 2, i kept thinking of my child. when i was swimming at night, i heard my son's voice calling my name. it gave me strength. he drifted to a small remote island of australia's north west coast, where another vessel struck by the same powerful sy clone had washed ashore. all 10 crew from that boat survived. they would spend the next 6 days without food and water before being spotted by a passing australia border force, plain and rescued. william in his bar are the captain on board. that boat is thankful to be alive. so de la la, we were tired, we had no food,

no water. we drank salt water. some people almost gave up hope because they were too tired. someone said another 2 days would have been dead. oh, there is joy dinged with sadness as he returns to his family. he says he can't help thinking of the men who are still missing. fishermen like him who rely on the see to make a living. still haunted by his experience, he says it will be

a while before he returns to see florence lee al jazeera stella had hair on al jazeera and sport. we look forward to a showdown between 2 of the greatest basketball players of all time that i'm all coming up in just a few months. ah ah ah ah ah

ah mac, it is time for sport and his bar that says you thank you so much to add the greatest basketball players of all time crash later on tuesday, steph curry and le bron james renew their wible re as the golden state warriors and the allied lakers face off in the abbey's western conference, semi finals. so how malik has more that 2 of the greatest of all time, and they share rivalry that's hard to match across any sport. it le bron james versus steph curry. the starz squared off across for n b a finals, and they getting ready for another big time showdown with the golden state warriors and ily lakers set to face off in the western conference and semi final it is

special to no no from the 1st series we played him in cleveland, $1413.00 or 14 for the season to to now newer blast to be player this at this level still and excited about a new chapter. nothing about normal stress. local stuff or even old accomplishment, florida. not only on affordable before to greg. happy like honestly, that he said, well for the, for the generation from curry's had the better of the rivalry so far. he's led golden state to 3 finals, triumph to one over. le bron from wendy ohio bone star was that the cleveland cavaliers. le bron, however, came out to the last time they faced off in the post season with the lakers beating golden state in the 2021 play in tournament. they both go into this series in good form for the way. curry has sparkled, scoring

a playoff. i 50 points in his last game while a broan without hitting his best form has also played well, the average is around $22.00 points per game in the playoff so far this year. a little while ago and told the tow in the playoffs brings ratings brings the stature, it brings past memories there, the faces of the mpa. why not have that in class? you can't get that in final dim, say deb or conference. so yeah, you got to watch it. if you don't, you better. you better record it because i don't think you want to miss this. is james now 38 and curry 35. it's not clear how many more times we get to see them collide in the playoffs. it's good reason for friends to enjoy this series as if it's the past. last, the hail, the leak al jazeera, the philadelphia 76 ers, have drawn 1st blood in their eastern conference, semi finals against the boston celtics. james hardon was on fire for the sixers who

were missing their star jaw am beat through injury, but it didn't seem to matter as hardened scored 45 points to help philadelphia rally 21192115. when i came to of the best of 7 series is stays in boston on wednesday. they didn't come in a game expect and boost, you know, i mean like we are here to win. an, even though it isn't much of the guys don't get too happy like we even q. and i mean like we come near to get into as well. and so as to my said that we have as unit. and you know whether, whether joe comes back or not, we're ready to go. western conference top seeds, the denver nuggets, happy to nothing lead and there is semi finals against the phoenix suns nichol. i yoke it to is in pull position to cling to the envy p award score. $39.00 points lead denford to win $97.00 to $87.00. when you know, i know what motivates nicole yoke it to a motivates myself and the rest of the guys not lock room is, is not the m b p. it is there is, there is

a journey to try and when the 1st championship and franchise history and that's paramount to everything else. football now and are sla manager mc, how are tatters? says the primarily title race is far from over. on sunday, his side last top spot in the table to manchester city for the 1st time since mid february arsenal are without a win in 4 games heading in to choose days match against chelsea. their port buys city and have played one more game. when i say look at it is like, this is not over, you know, 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. then reality as well is that for 274 days, we've been with them and tomorrow can be and they, when we add a c and he's 5 against 2 to go. so you've 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 type all the time. so i think that fully and i think matches to say shown incredible form that we all respect that i think we'll have to respect last we've done this year and i believe they're still in. i'm writing it down as well. number one, know, back chalk, which will now be able to compete for the us open later this year. thanks to a rule, change starting may 11 for 35 year olds can enter the country after the us government said international travels will no longer need to be vaccinated against cope with 19. that's every star who is one of the most high profile athletes not to be vaccinated. miss last year's tournament due to his status job, which has won 3 of his 22 major titles in new york. on mature at 2nd c, daniel met, de deb was knocked out by world number 121 offline cards found in the last 16 fellow russian. karen catching off his advance of the quarter finals. he beat

doubles, partner world number 6, andre grew blood. this was catching off his 1st win against top 10 opponent on clay since 2019. and there was a scary moment in new jersey, playoff game against the new york rangers. little boy, i. devils warren team or myers suffered a devastating body track of rangers defense meant defense men. jacob, true by the blow though, thankfully didn't result in a concussion. and my a returned at the end of the game. it also didn't shake new jersey as they went on to blank. the rangers for nothing and game 7 of the series, 2 events. so the eastern conference, $75.00. okay. if that is all you support for now's spouse yet back to you. thanks

so much. far. oh, well that's it for mean styles you'd have to this new zone. don't go away. i'll be back in a moment with me. ah, ah. a fishing town in synagogue losing it is honest to their dreams of a better life than we can actually so much. it's because synagogue doesn't over opportunities. al jazeera well tells this story of a community hit by a wave of immigration and meet the women left behind. i lost my husband. i also love synagogue. we don't off the scene on al jazeera. ah, it's not easy watching your children leave says might anything else mom, she's a mother of 2 children are among the millions of cubans now living in the united

states. they don't like them. i'm desperate to go to them. the situation here is getting worse every day. i need to be with my children, my dad and my dad. he got them in our proof of a new reality in cuba, where young people go abroad in search of a better future, leaving their relatives behind your ones are leaving the country in record numbers u. s. government figure, it shows that over $250000.00 cubans entered the us illegally in a period of 13 months. economic situation is the driving force. many have lost hope that anything will change. dba has prided itself on its universal care and education system, but the increase in migration has presented a new challenge, an aging population, people who are to will to leave, but unable to survive if they stayed out