well, that's better correspondent, heather morgan, who is on the ground there for us. in cartoon. a hipaa we were seeing more huge plumes of smoke from air strikes this morning. how's the ceasefire holding up while on the ground around the vicinity of their presidential palace, it doesn't seem to be being implemented on the ground. now we were able to hear heavy artillery strikes around the vicinity of the presidential palace several explosions. and we can hear the fighter jets flying overhead lashing air strikes against suppose it iris of positions around the palace. this has been going on since the early hours of wednesday and it's still ongoing. i'm not sure if you can hear that, but we can hear the, the, the artillery strikes by the rapid support forces against sudanese army fighter jets right now. so it's still ongoing on the ground that there has been fighting as well between the r s f and the sudanese army. the r s f says that it has been able to repel m attacked by the central reserve police, which is allied to the army and the central parts of the capitol, harder to him,

heather, thank you very much. need him a morgan talking to some how to him? well, i continued fighting is making it difficult for sizes of people trying to leave sedan many, i'm making a treacherous journey to port sedan in the northeastern coast. to board evacuation ships thousands of packed into the area of some of waited for days for johns to leave. many of them, assyrians inside of civil war and their own country and have no be not routed again . so then i she dance, living to a moment of real terror, real terror. i'm talking about dead bodies in the streets. we smell the dead bodies as we're coming from khartoum, the firing the shelling. she dan is seriously in a state of real war. and now the craven, how while we are on 3 to 5000, the numbers large inside the ports and also along the cornish people are sleeping on the ground widows, children, elderly, the ill, every one to model, the violence and sedans, interrupting the supply of goods to eastern chad and that means prices have gone up and many people can't afford basic items and we're going to speak t

having spent 4 1/2 years at morgan stanley and i know heather and very simple theic to those views. we don't want to create burden or chaos. what we want to do is get the information in a streamlined way. and so, of course, we've had discussions across the government. as you know, chairman, one of the things, of course, the cyber inti dent -- incident reporting council which is working best how to harmonize among the various acts we have in the private sector. i think the good news in the legislation that you all gave up us, it very specifically accounts for any crossover. so very specifically legislation says that if we -- if there's a requirement to report to another agency, and they have a reporting timeline that's similar to ours, if they have substantially similar information, then you can sign a memorandum of agreement so you don't have to report twice. and we're making sure that is a streamline process. i think it's really important again from a harmonization perspective. mr. garbarino: i appreciate that. i know the council is -- supposed to be giving us a report. we're waiti

sides. despite, as these fi agreed upon by both sides, have been morgan, they with all the latest for us, from cartoon. thanks so much. heather. well, out is here. as mohammed alti reports, not from the city of barclay, which, as him, it was just saying has been under attack. they're enrolled, and coaching state suits are that you should olivia to. but when i'm in las wilk, only this is one of the major markets in the body area of her to, for selling clothes in textiles. and it came under a wave of theft and looting. this happened because of the lack of security. let me of he olympic off. as you can see, the sharps are robbed of whatever stocks they had, but we have as we speak, we can hear the sound of the anti aircraft fire by the rapids, support forces against as to the knees. armies warplane which has been hovering over this area. oh, a lot of he had the soup, not in the fighting. embody, has been mostly this since shelling and artillery throughout the past 3 days in the middle of the army has intensified the airstrikes. as you can see, the fighter jed directly above our heads, face aircraft fire, defended off up, up by y

family wealth advisor with morgan stanley joins us now live this afternoon, george, always a pleasure to see you. so what are people saying about the economic outlook? heatherissued this survey once a month to 2000 participants, and they're either high income median income or lower income, and it tells us how they're feeling about savings and spending. and that's important because we want to plan our portfolios around how well we think the economy is going to do so. the first thing that really stood out in our in our survey was that 69% of the survey participants. uh really concerned about inflation. 69% 39% were very concerned about the political environment so inflation that's normal. we go to the store to buy things. it's just costing us a lot more and we keep waiting for this inflation number two come down, we'll find out in a couple of days of c p a. c p i report will be coming out on the 10th, of course, and we'll find out in closer on the political environment. we have the debt ceiling right in our face. and if we go back to the last administration, the debt ceiling was raised three times. without a major issue. and taxes were also cut. going forward

have a morgan nevertheless, as for us from the sudanese capital. thank you, heather. well, let's now get an idea of the situation and they bring southward on our correspondent having a tacit, joins us now from juba. i know that agencies there in particular are worried about their capacity to respond. ah, well, we're hearing a lot from people who lives dine and who are now in gibbon. they been talking about the journey what it took to get. yeah. they said they had to go to 0 checkpoints and the people that would charge each of them a certain amount of money, not in the student needs money in american dollars to pass when they get to the border with tucker died. it seems like those with money seem to get out of examples . the one private plane or private boss would trust. they pay a lot of money for these vehicles today in greets, to buy now the parts of the country, but many people don't have the money for thousands of people are still stuck. a lot of the bought away to buy either the government agencies try me. so there is some data to get people, but the issues, of c

taking a burden on other states in the country, of course have a morgan there with all the latest for us from cartoon. thank you. heather. well, as we mentioned, tens of thousands, the scene is, are also fleeing to neighboring countries. our correspondent home, which has a reports now on that refugee situation and neighboring south sudan people who they have sit on and, and now here in cuba had been talking about the journey, what it took for them to get. yeah. they say that while they're in saddam that to go through various checkpoints and the people manning, these checkpoints, would you mind that each person pays a certain amount? not in student needs money, but in american dollars, when they got to the border with south 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. they expect along the border waiting for help from the government or agencies. a big concern he in the capital is people are not talking about fears of food shortages and fewer shortages fell to done