it is, the us secretary anthony lincoln, - seems a long way off?s secretary anthony lincoln, said - seems a long way off? it is, the us secretary anthony lincoln, said the lincoln, the usf your state said that it was important to allow a humanitarian corridor, to allow for medical personnel to come in and treat people. the sudanese people say they can't even get the dead from the streets. they are running out of food and water, they are no electricity. to be able to release the foreigners from the country, it is important for these airports to be accessible. thank you for that. i want to take you to how it is like on the ground in khartoum. it is as you can imagine a difficult and distressing place to be. just in the last few hours i spoke on the phone to the former foreign minister of sudan. she is sheltering in the capital. i should warn you that we will play a few extracts from the interview. there are distressing details in what she says. i started by asking her to describe the conditions that she is living in right now. well, truly it is very

by illegal loggers and fishers us secretary of state, anthony lincoln at says sou dan's warring parties have agreed to observe a 72 hour seas fire that took effect at midnight local time. previous truce efforts have failed. but blink and said the united states is urging both sides to comply with the agreements, food and water supplies in and around the capital har to me are running low and fighting between the army and paramilitary forces is spreading through residential areas. so don's capital cartoon has been a battle ground hundreds of lost their lives and thousands wounded with the army and power military battling for control of the country. those remaining in the city of finding basic supplies like food and water, are becoming ever most gas power cuts in communication disruptions and now commonplace hospitals are thrown into chaos with medical supply chains disrupted, and patients the stranded. this kidney, dialysis patient hasn't received treatment for 9 days. well i think we are very tired. we hope that god helps the country and protect it. we are so tired. my potassium levels ar

s. secretary of state anthony lincoln has was, was in fact instrumental in triggering allegations, the hunter by those lead files were part of russian this information campaign. now this revelation is based on recently published testimony by a former c i a deputy director for more on days. for more on this, this cross live mouth shouldn't yield to our teak also kind of move in. kind of good to see what do we know about these late sista revelations? well michael morale, former deputy cia director and he was also one of the signatories of this letter from 519 talent officials saying that they believed that the scandal surrounding hunter biden's laptop was originated in moscow. some kind of russian operation, michael morale signed this letter. here is some of what this letter sat. we write to say that the arrival on the u. s. political scene of e mails purportedly belonging to vice president biden. son hunter has all the classic year marks of a russian information operation. we want to emphasize that we do not know if the emails are genuine or not. and that we do not have evidence of russ

really has not enjoyed any stability since the ousting of omar russia beg in 2019, he is more from anthony lincoln. i spoke with sovereign council chair general abdel for to help her hand to day to highlight your support for sudanese democratic aspirations and urged the suite formation of a civilian law transitional government. now of course we continue to look and follow the bella lens of this conflict that's happening in kind of tune primarily. but that threatens the why, the country that is then of course. so then being part of this, i held us worried that this conflict could further. busy embossed are those that are fighting within that reason the routing about countries like shed and countries that have known instability because that is what surroundings then we're talking about. ethiopia was recently had its own civilian conflict, and we're talking about countries such as a tree. and we were looking at south sudan, which is really been the more stable of the neighbors. but as an instability in sudan would ultimately spill over into other countries and could prevent a really prolong strife fo

it's and i know that the anthony lincoln came out and said, well, the only reason why russia is doing this is because it's because they want to try to criminal to the united states to make it look guilty about that. you don't have an evidence, but again, this is the whole point. you have to have the investigation to have evidence. and i think it's quite extraordinary that the not just us, but all it's the are the partners as well. i do not really want to know how many independent instigation into this. i think it's about the referred to us stuck on syndrome, but it is, it is quite strange. again, i don't think because this is so politicized. someone attacked the main as some of the key european energy infrastructure, a causing economic devastation to europe, but also an environmental disaster. and. and again, even the united states now said that the, it's up, the russians are behind this. they will try to throw the ukrainians on the bus. but anyways, if someone has done this, is shirley, this is important enough to, to investigate and the, and the, well, i would agree, i don't think a

s. secretary state anthony lincoln, is calling for russia to immediately released american reporter evan girt co. fitch at the wall street journal correspondent was detained on thursday on charges of spying. the papers strongly denies the allegations russian foreign minister a circuit lopper of told lincoln in a phone call that washington should not politicize the case. and that girl conventions faith would be determined by a court. the finished prime minister, a santa marin has conceded defeat in the parliamentary election. the right wing opposition national coalition party won with 20.8 percent of the vote and the leader pets harry or post says he will not work to form a coalition government. the fins a right wing populace party came 2nd with 20 point one percent. while the prime minister of social democrats secured 19.9 percent re challenge reports, smiling and seemingly at ease the se, but santa marines. political star has fallen. been in prime minister, gathered with supportive and her election headquarters is planet. results came in and showed her social democrats slipping behind t

we heard a little bit earlier in the program that us secretary of state, anthony lincoln, has held phone calls with each of su. dan's warning generals tell us a little bit more about how effective you think that pressure might be and whether any sort of international intervention might help. so sudan is a usually significant country. it basically states that the crossroads between the middle is not africa by hail and one of africa. it's a baby, large country. it's a baby country surrounded by belly and people. and so i think there will be substantial interest in trying to get the barrier to pull, but i think it will need to be constructive mediation. it will need to both the african union, the regional block, it got important need both of you, but also those. but the field you're, if you make it, are very made in the rates and the cut tardies who all have influences some of the active and americans are really critical because they how totally important the community partner of both for, for the security act of and also the political player, i think we'll leave that there will be also som

who stayed anthony lincoln has been in hanoi for talks with prime minister pam, and chin and other leaders. his trip came just after the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal of combat forces from south vietnam and the end of its direct military involvement in the vietnam war. blinking infused about a new era of cooperation without mentioning vietnam's, giant neighbor china. i also focused on our countries can advance a free and open indo pacific one that is a piece and grounded in respect to the rules based international order. when we talk about free and open, we mean country's being free to choose their own path and their own partners. and their problems will be dealt with openly. rules will be reached transparently and applied fairly and good ideas and people will flow freely across land. the seas, the skies in cyberspace, or for 20 years the u. s. was at war with north vietnam. the legacy of the conflict linger is on with chemical agents, and unexploded bombs still causing illness and injury. estimate very, but at least 1300000 people were killed. since then, there's been a remarka

secretary of state anthony anthony lincoln said reports indicate the attackers were linked to a paramilitaryn's army for control of the country. cbs's debora patta reports from the region. >> reporter: a city of over 6 million people turned into this. [explosions] as hostilities between two rival sudanese generals exploded into all-out war. gunshots rang out in residential areas. fighter jets from dirt across apartment blocks, and khartoum's airport was engulfed in flames. and, as usual, civilians were caught in the middle. >> we are fine. we are safe. the power has -- [explosion] out. that was something. you know, it's like, i don't even know what it is anymore. >> reporter: the u.s. has urged americans in khartoum to stay indoors. secretary of state antony blinken said yesterday a clearly marked u.s. diplomatic convoy was fired on. nobody was harmed, but in calls with both generals, he said the action was reckless and irresponsible. >> i made very clear that any attacks, threats, dangers posed to our diplomats were totally unacceptable. >> reporter: a 24-hour humanitarian cease-fire was su

s. secretary state anthony lincoln has called on russia to immediately release an american reporter, the wall street journal correspondent evan girl of which was detained on thursday on charges of spying. the paper denies the allegations russian foreign minister circuit live, rob told lincoln in a phone call that washington should not politicize the case on gert of which is faith would be determined by a court. the ukrainian president of all of them are zalinski, has described the battle around the eastern city of buck moved as particularly hot . earlier the head of the wagner's paramilitary group fighting for moscow said, his forces had raised the russian flag above an administration building in bad moods. the keeps as it still holds. the city will cross live to keep a little later on for an update is really forces have kill 2 palestinian men during raids near the city of nablus and the occupied west bank, the palestinian health ministries as the men were from the refugee camp west of nobliss witnesses say is really forces target at a house and several other buildings near the and a

that biden campaign senior advisor now secretary of state anthony lincoln ? officials that claim hunter biden laptop was part of a russian disinformation. this thing changed the face of the campaign. >> that's exactly right and that's hypocrisy. president trump is indicted for allegedly trying to influence the election with this hush payment to stormy daniels but you have this one with 51 people involved flat out lying about this being russia propaganda to influence the election but nothing is done with that in trump is facing criminal charges. if that's not a double standard in our justice system than there never will be. >> you have defenders saying on page 8 that we didn't really have the information with the headline was all the hallmarks of russian disinformation and candidate biden repeated that in the debate and that seemed to sway the media. >> that's fiction if you don't have the information to influence the election don't propagate this false information. >> good to have you. >> we have new pictures tonight of powerful new york democrats chuck schum

his anthony lincoln's relationship with hunter biden running deeper than previously known.e-mails on the infamous laptop or rebilling close ties between hunter, blin and and his wife at dating back more than a decade ago. former white house adviser reacting two that last night. >> tony lincoln apparently bein the person that set in motion the chain of events were 51 intelligence operatives falsely attempting to discredit the laptop that we all know is completely real. all arrows appoint at tony lincoln. this man has to be deposed. >> kennedys with us and your post reporter john levine good morning to both of you. been reporting for some time. he's in court on monday. in arkansas. hunter biden and that we find that he and anthony blink and g back a ways it it. >> it's starting to feel the sony in. to the president. the olden days it was haldeman and now it's a boy again americ garlent. for example stephen miller said he was someone who was responsible for instigating the letter from the intelligence chief sits in the laptop was immense information will be no it wasn't. in th

peca visto signed the official accession document and handed it to us. secretary of state anthony, blinking. lincoln says, the admission, the last is and nato's history is a historic moment resulting from the russian invasion of you crank oh, this ends finland's president. saudi minister says his country will work relentlessly to secure neighboring sweden's membership in nato. so now it's cross straight back over to our corresponding terry shoals. she's been standing by there today, just outside nato headquarters. following all the developments we can hear the music in the background terrier we we know that the finished flag is about to be raised in front of the headquarters a, a big moment for finland. that's right, and it's not just a big moment for finland. it's also a big moment for nato because finland is, is a country that the alliance actually wanted to join. it's a very well equipped military and a very, i, a very more morally i, that the morale in the finish military is very high. these are people who are well trained to fight for their country if needed. and so do, you know, has always fel

weather is up next than inside. story will look into us vietnam relations after the sector state anthony of lincoln's visit to hanoi. ah, in case you've heard stories of temperatures in the 20s coming to the british owls, it's no time soon. so you know, from the immediate future was cloud coming out of the north. you know, it's a northerly. never a warm direction. pressure is high, which means settled weather and often could been. spring wants from scandinavia, down towards spain. however, that on shore breeze across the north sea means these cars remain rather cool. here, at its equally disappointing nicoli, much of central and eastern europe, tickly down the se entrusting to turkey where the breeze are coming out of central europe. not a very warm one. and then combine that with cloud and rain. that's the blue on this chart. you get some periods of pretty big down poles in for example, bulgaria, a parts of western turkey. and in the balkans, disappointment here. but the subtle slowly returned to places like germany and austria, even though nor gymnast don't show breeze. that'll make it feel cold in

s. secretary of state to anthony of lincoln at one more formality to go then, and that's the raising of nature. finland's flag to join the other. no, mate. nato members, flags outside of the headquarters there in brussels, will show that live as and when it happens. a woman suspected of bombing a cafe in saint petersburg on sunday has been charged with terrorism offences. 26 year old davia to pover was charged, and moscow caught a prominent pro klemmer kremlin military blogger was killed in the blast that wounded at least 30 people. russia blamed ukrainian intelligence agencies for the bombing. keith denies any involvement. here with that he is out from al jazeera, still to come on. the program livelihoods up in smoke. a devastating fire destroys a popular clothing market in bangladesh. his capital live and let live golf as compete, will hear from some of the world's best players out of the masters at augusta. that's coming up with jemma. ah, donald trump will make history later on tuesday when he becomes the 1st 4 or sitting us president to be criminally, charged exactly what these

here we have a window towards a potential ceasefire as anthony lincoln said yesterday.a yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, or a committee, yesterday. he is trying to amass a coalition, ora committee, rather, of countries, to implement a permanent ceasefire and hopefully begin trying to deliberate upon a political solution, without which there can be no stability for sudan, and i can argue the interest of the neighbouring countries, and as far afield as the uk and the us, particularly along the red sea region. particularly along the red sea reuion. ., , ., region. professor, it is good to talk to you. — region. professor, it is good to talk to you. i — region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i appreciate - region. professor, it is good to talk to you, i appreciate you i region. professor, it is good to - talk to you, i appreciate you taking the time to speak to is on the context. we'rejoined from london by dr husam el—mugamar — he's a consultant here in london and is the founder of the sudan's doctors for human rights group. thank you forjoining us. all

effects of this policy not only in ukraine but repeatedly as describe the secretary of state anthony of lincoln, 2023 announcement that russia has committed crime against humanity and ukraine. in these acts are not random or spontaneous, the part of the kremlin systematic attacks against ukraine's population. from february 24 we have observed and documented brutal and deliberate attacksks of rusa on residential areas, hospitals, schools, kindergarten and even theaters in different cities and towns of ukraine. a tragedy and crime of thedr theater that resulted to close as a result of 600 deaths the most vulnerable city population and it's clear exemplification of the criminal strategy of warfaref for russia. russian forces regularly have been shedding immigration in convoys marked a civilian. systematically torture rape and engage in summary execution after mass graves are being discovered throughout the country. these have nothing to do with waging war under the rules of international communicative law. their objective rather than fear and terror. as of today we feel registered close to 80000 c

secretary of state anthony blinking has pushed sedans, warring parties to agree, a 72 hour cease fire that took effect at midnight local time. previous truce efforts have failed, but lincoln said the united states is urging both sides to comply with the agreements. food and water supplies in and around the capital hot, who are running low and fighting between the army and paramilitary forces had been spreading through residential areas. the city of hot, too, has become a battle ground bombings, gun fights and clashes have killed hundreds of wounded thousands as armed groups linked to 2 generals battle for the control of the streets finding food, walter and fuel, as well as of the basics, is becoming increasingly difficult, awkward, for those left behind. roger power cuts, a common and communications are being disrupted. what do you already? i mean, why did i have you all had a law or had if he should look at it, the whole network is down so people cannot communicate through the internet and only calls work intermittently. the other 2 networks are also only working sporadically. marsha, that i'm for linda or to put he played hospitals are struggling with supplies and some

anthony was the primary organizer behind a petition drive to get abolition actually into the american constitution. i think we also have to remember abraham lincoln his emancipation proclamation, but what is easily forgotten it is that there was a wartime executive order. it was a wartime directive. it was not law. in congress could have slept it down, and met nothing in the way, but it meant everything but also meant everything but also met nothing in law. -- meant nothing in law. susan b. anthony, along with elizabeth cady stanton, said we have to get this into the constitution. before anybody else, they come up with this petition drive and work with the leading senator, charles sumner of massachusetts, and they get 400,000 signatures, which are then taken into the united states senate, these giant stacks of paper that are brought in by two black men in this very ceremony away, and that is when charles sumner introduces what becomes the 13th amendment to the united states constitution. which of course is there today. preventing the enslavement of other people. >> what landed her in a criminal trial on june 17, 1873? >> this woman is hilarious,