for honor joined by our correspondent christine mon, for who standing in front of escort prison where jacob zoom is incarcerated. christine zoom is actually behind bars. last week we spoke about this, it wasn't clear that this would actually happen. does it come as a surprise? audi came down to the last minute. really. it would have been a classic showdown. you had police essentially closing in on his homestead, approaching. and then a few minutes before midnight, you had this convoy racing out of his compound. and we understood later that it was making its way to meet police services, who then escorted him to this facility. certainly having listened to him at the weekend talking to support as he sounded very defiant, that he wasn't going to surrender himself. so it did come as a big surprise late last night when it was clear that he indeed had handed himself over to the police. here, because he knew how likely is it that his offenses will be overturned. well, this is the thing we've got to look out for what that supreme court or the constitutional court does. on monday, of course, he

that is christine mon, reporting from cape town there. thank you. christie wildfires ravishing parts of the western united states forcing hundreds to leave their homes . the blazes have been made worse by record heat waves than has killed more than 50 people in the state of oregon alone. many scientists pointing the finger at global warming, which is said to be fueling a drought that has turned large parts of the us into a tinderbox. oregon like science is the largest nearly 60 active wildfires currently burning across the western united states. the extent of the blaze can be seen best from above. it now covers an area larger than that of new york city, forcing residence in its path to evacuate their homes. this is my 1st wildfire, and i will tell you it is scary. it's not to make you cry age not to make your stomach because you don't know if you're going to be the one of these. or you sit there and watch your neighbor lose their house and there's nothing you can do about it. many have have to take refuge in shelters like this. while the

it's kim open data, because from christine mon dwell who's outside the high court in peter merits berg without hearing has begun. welcome, christie. what can you tell us about the hearing so far? well, phil, this is him, is lawyer, is making the case as to why this court should even be hearing this appeal on a number of occasions please. you can call me 3 times the judge has all his lawyers repeatedly states that it does not have jurisdiction to overrule a decision by the constitutional court. that would be the court that handed mrs room at the 50 month jail sentence off to finding him guilty of content on monday, he's going to go to that course and also it rescind it's ruling and sentencing. one of the things he's, he's saying is that he is at an advanced age and he said he's 79 years old. i believe to have a number of underlying health conditions. and he says he's not fascinated in that. sentencing him to a 15 month jail. prison sentence is essentially a sentence. but again, you've come to this court to ask, but the police not arrest him because they have to do that by midnight tomor