can you tell us anything about that hipaa? well, hard to mean can i smell airport is the major airport in the country and should be have taken over the karma, going to be taken over the course and they have been on and over over that as well . we do know that earlier on the army did try to deploy to that vicinity. again, this all started over an airport, the airport in murray in knob and forgot. so the if, if b r i have indeed deployed and taken over the hot assuming national airport, then this would be something major. but again, it's very hard to get something out of the army at the moment. they seem to be more busy in engaging with what's going on rather than answering their phones with the adults. but again, the situation has been very tense. people do want to hear just like they heard from the rapid support, focus about them being attacked in so, but they also wanted to hear from the army to figure to figure out exactly what happened and what is going on in the country that meal. so bring us up to speed hippa, as you're t

but that would do is protect sensitive health information under what is called hipaa.here are exceptions for law enforcement, we would narrow that exception to law enforcement for legal reproductive health care. so for example, you've seen women traveling out of state, from one state where abortion is banned to another state where it is legal, and the lawful health care that you got in the state that you travel to, the discussion she has with her doctors, the care that she receives in that state where the care is lawful would not be available to law enforcement if the rule is made final. amna: this idea was raised a few months ago. a number of senators sent a letter to president biden in september of last year, asking him to use hipaa in this way. could this have been done sooner? jennifer: initially the department of health and human services put up guidance very early on to make clear what the protections are under hipaa, and we were waiting to see that if this continue to happen and if we saw states passing laws that would criminalize health care, lawful health care

hipaa? well, we've spoken to some people will and obviously room to room and the answer is no, we're not. you can still hear the sound of the artillery strides. you can see the fighter jets. there's the launching airstrikes. people still can't leave their homes. they can't access basic necessities, the so out of water out of power and men and residential areas. and people still don't feel that it's safe for them to go out there. so arms, man, whether it's direct to support forces on one side or whether it's the student is on the other side. people don't feel that it's safe and offer them the idea that when there's a cease fire, you know we shouldn't be able to hear the sound of the airstrikes. we should be able to hear the fighter jets. we can hear the artillery stripes we shouldn't be seen armed men on the streets and all setting up checkpoints and because it's not happening, you can see that there's a ceasefire, especially when you see plumes of smoke continuing to rise. ah, almost all ove

i live hipaa. 11 does harmony cease fires. it's going to take before a real cease fire holds hipaa . can you hear me and cartoon though, seem to have just lost her hip just for a short time. we will get back to her through the news are obviously having technical problems with the situation there as well. as we mentioned, cease fires, have done little to stop. the violence ensued on sporadic fighting is happening in and around the capital cartoon that includes highly populated areas in, on demand and vari, the most intense battles are happening near the presidential palace. it's one of the many strategic locations. the army and rapid support forces of fighting to control. now the army has deployed the elite central reserve forces a militarized police unit with advanced weaponry and helicopters. it mostly tackles criminal gangs, and tribal disputes. the government says the reserve force will help skill, public and private property in cartoon and arrests looters that it's been accused of violence suppressing peaceful protests. la

and hipaa morgan in the capital ha team has been covering the conflict fast since it began in a hipaa. that in spite of the latest cease, far more reports of fighting was the situation there in the capsule. while there's been intense artillery strikes and as strikes launch by both sides, the rapids support forces and the air strikes by the denise army against various recess positions in the northern parts of the capitol in the city of cafferty. and in the city of man, that's the twin city of the capital tomb and iran, the vicinity of the presidential palace and the general command of the army. the scenes of the most intense and have you fighting between the 2 sites. there were heavy artillery strikes around 5 p m local time, which is around 15 gmc, so fighting is still ongoing in many parts of the capital hudson. despite the latest, the fire and civilian say that they're tired residency, that they're trying to find basic commodities in the market. they want to be able to leave their homes and the southern and eastern parts of the capital that is happening. but as a very slow pace, peo

count down to this sci fi, the 72 hours sci fi ending on the real worry of what might happen next. hipaa well for many people because during the 72 hour period that is due to expire, around midnight, local time, there has been continuous fighting. people are wondering if that will intensify. if that will mean that they'll have to be tra, trapped in their homes and able to leave for basic commodities or un, unable to live to neighboring states. and that's a concern. a lot of residents are telling me they're saying that because of the continuous artillery stripes and the air strike that they've been witnessing over the past 3 days in various residential neighborhoods here in the capitol. they're worried that we're there will be seeing is more of that and not less. and that that would mean a cor complete cut off to basic her necessities and basic facilities. hospital say that there, overloaded and there that there in desperate need of more medical staff and medicines to be supplied to them. shops are running out of commodities and people are saying that they don't have the cash to be able t

okay, many thanks for your reporting, hipaa. morgan, that 1st live in cartoon, james moran has served as you ambassador in the gulf and in north africa. he's experienced evacuations. in libya, he says the situation in comp to imposes an even bigger challenge to diplomatic missions. so the 1st project is to make sure that your, your staff will be safe as you move them from one place to another. in the case of libya, some years ago when i was involved. and it was pretty catastrophic, but in a sense, not quite as serious as the situation and cartoon in so far as that everybody was on the coast. and it was possible to use ships get people out. and there was a lot of coordination between european embassies, the u. s. and china to put a big role back then in getting the citizens and diplomats out of the country. situation cartoons, obviously very different. it's a long way from the coast. and you have anarchy raining in the town. so securing that airport and making sure that the wrong way is good enough to allow a military place. and

let's go straight back to hipaa. morgan correspondent, in car tube and hippa, reports of fighting within minutes of that announcement of a cease fire by the all be what's going on? well look at a nice army, put out a statement saying that while it is a biding by the sci fi, it announced just a little bit before 7 o'clock local time around 17 gmc, it says that it was able to record a list of violations from the rapid support for the fight, including the attack on the vicinity of the general command of the army headquarters, which was the scene of in time fighting around the airport. also another location of piers fighting between the 2 sites over the past few days and around a gold complex. now that lives in the heart of cartoon. and it's one of the 2 major gold shops are market in the country. and according to the statement from the army, it says that the rabbit workforce is attacking vast complex to try to rob it. now this is of course, from the sudanese army side, the rapids support forces. and i'm bessie's fire ju

his sifting through a thousands of pages of legal texts in his office in the capital to google hipaa. he is supposed to stop us para, on behalf of the new government and 2013. he says, corrupt politicians pay for the way for the private city. it's unconstitutional, says garcia, we'll get significant lakresha and doing this means the creation of a state within a state robot. they want total autonomy, their own jurisdiction, their own executive, their own education and health system. in the police system for urban development in this rule, but the head of pa spera is eric grime and an american venezuelan. he says he's not radical, a liberal and insists he is not building a tax haven. our mission is to create prosperity where it is needed most is not about making switzerland richer or germany richer. so the spillover effects are not limited by, by, by the process presented jurisdiction. it is spilled over into the wrestling economy. but in the village next door, fear is running rampant. the people of crawfish rock lip off fishing and they were afraid of being displaced. all kinds said by

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the surge in violence is the latest set back for the nation's transition to civilian rule. hipaa, morgan reports from cartoon. we can be blunt of smoke continuing to rise in various parts of the capital, including the southern part of her room. and i'm not sure if you can hear serial, but we can hear the sound of heavy artillery continuing to be fired. it's not clear yet who is firing at who at this point, and that's because both sides claim to have the upper hand, the rapid support forces they, they're in control of the presidential palace, but they're in control of the television. and that they're in control of the army headquarters. at the top diplomat from g 7 countries have arrived in the japanese city of car resolved for 3 days of talks. the war and ukraine china is growing influence in the region. and north korea's missile tests are high on the agenda. the meeting is in advance of g 7 leaders summit to be held in hiroshima next month . in india, a former politician and his brother have been shot dead on live tv by gunmen pretending to be journalists, antique and sheriff model targ

it, we, and laughter office pointed out the many us hipaa regime changes invasions occupations over the last few and they have to act to continue that it will no longer be able to military following the security council session. a new york's like a laugh. laugh, stressing the need to implement all parts of the international daily on making the field work. here's what the russian foreign minister had this green agreement is a package deal really as a political leverage whereby it should just stick to the treaty itself. let russia and ukraine export their grains, so i think could be this would be a harmful for everybody if this is for sure where to, to go away from this from this treaty. so i think it's in everybody's interest, russia, ukraine, and the rest of the world to stick to the treaty and make sure that it is respected and to make sure that there's no, there are no ministers against it. so i think this is something which is, which is important. at the end, if russia retreats from this treaty, it's going to harm more ukraine and the rest of the world than it will russia. this will

be that actually, or you can afford is to, you know, replace clothes for yourself or the kids sorts hipaa by buying from those fast fashion companies. but i think people will be little more discerning and they will be looking for things that again, alas, because they can't afford it to buy something just to at once for a night out. but they're going to want things that they can maybe style in different ways and that is going to work for, you know, they were going out and so on. and they might be a little bit more discerning about, you know, the quality of things that can wash well and, you know, kids not going. i so grass them or destroy them too quickly. thank you so much patsy. patty will be joining us after the break, but when we come back, while fashion is cheap by the consumer, the long term cost on society can be very expensive. we'll explain more after the break in ah, ah, for generations people have been coming here to case of lots to get healthy, taking advantage of the mineral waters and the fresh air. today the city is at the forefront of cutting edge research, helping athletes

let's cross over to have a local correspond as in call team has been a busy day, a hipaa. thousands of fleeing the city. how dangerous is it for people trying to find a safe route? a really where else can they go to while people are picking where they are and listening to friends and relatives who have been able to make it out of the capital. and then deciding whether it's safe or not. we spoke to somebody, one of the residents, a person who was able to leave the capital yesterday. and she said it took her 12 hours to get to the city, which is in the state to be there is just about 180 kilometers away from the capital her to me. and normally it would take about 3 hours to get to my attorney, but he said that they were a lot of records support for this checkpoint, that they were asked for the identities. and they were asked where they were heading. now. she was able to get paid for medicaid, but many of the people who spoke to pay that they have looting, people who are trying to put capital. that's some cards have been targeted depending on the type of cards that people are driving and

and hipaa is painful as we were hearing that try to katie, support each other to survive. we seeing cartoon continuing to fall apart. we heard there and us report there have been some high profile prison escapes. as with everything it seems everyone's name each other. yes indeed. now the rapid support forces blamed the sudanese army for the break and in cobra prison which happened on sunday. they said that that's because they are trying to bring in members of the former regime back to power. and the so sudanese army is blaming the rapid support forces not only for the brake and in cobra prison, but in other presence as well. 20000 prisoners have been have been escaping present since are the thought of the fighting. and that's because most of these prisoners have been broken into with many people saying that it's the rappa support forces involved. while the rapid support forces accuses the sudanese army. now the ministry of interior also put out a statement saying that it is responsible for the prisoners and the prisons around the capitol. but because it's building and it's

people feel that they're not sure if they be able to survive on or the day as this fighting continues. hipaa, thanks very much. sure. for the update, i have a morgan force in cartoon. let's cross over to james moran. he served as the european union's ambassador in the gulf and north african regions, including libya. joseph's now from brussels, mister moran. good. have you with us on al jazeera. you've had experience of this. so in theory, with what's going on in sudan, you plan to evacuate. what's the methodology than of leaving safely with all of those attached to the embassy and to a safe haven or safe port of des, sir earth, a safe porter to leave from the 1st charge is to make sure that you and your staff will be safe as you move them from one place to another. in the case of libya, some years ago when i was involved down there, it was a pretty catastrophic but in a sense, or not quite as serious as the situation and cartoon in so far as not everybody was on the coast. and it was possible to use ships get people out. and there was a lot of coordination between european embassies, the u.

have our hipaa morgan reporting from her tune. so as hipaa was just saying, thousands of sudanese refugees in shards or we're trying to get to child are facing desperate conditions and an uncertain future food supplies have started reaching the border with saddam. but agencies say that they just don't have enough to cater for the thousands who have crossed and the 10s of thousands more expected to arrive . after the driest reports from catherine on the chance to don border, they started coming in, trickles some with only the clue doing that thanks. know. then they arriving numbers in just under week, more than 4000 refugees arrived in the small border village of california in china . and this is what they're coming to a life of hardship. many save, if not eaten in 24 hours. and will help begins to arrive, the relieve is huge much for some the trauma remains that other than thought 3 people were killed and 9 inch it in an ambition. our conroy when we tried to flee what 2 cars were destroyed. this family, she has the little supplies

thanks hipaa. let's cross over to your beauty and to oh, pardon me. not yet. leaving cartoon is difficult and dangerous. you can military plains have flown citizens out from an airbase north of the capitol, but it can take several hours to cover 20 kilometers to what east dana base saudi arabia and india amongst the countries that have evacuated people from port sit on about 850 kilometers, or 13 hour drive east of khartoum. but some of making the journey north to egypt that's about a 1000 kilometers from the capital while others are taking an even longer route about 1500 kilometers west of the border. with chad, every address is in a village near the chad sudan border. there are few jews, mainly women and children crossed over from sedans, da, 4 area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have re, is that more than 4000 refugees in could run alone. and there are hundreds and hundreds more who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past. in the next few days. now what the, the situa

hipaa. as you kind of an ost kinda escalated that you can assume that in the camper community 10 percent of the people have never been to a german camp ground before these. they're now underway to set that up. it's not as there's an even bigger run on camp sites that is not likely. so in normal summers, we turn away 20 people a day on st. louis. now it's 3040 or even 50, so from tissue as one, i hate to admit it, but we unplugged the phone come fast, his only home the telephone, let him go, it just wasn't doable anymore. vick nice to me or my phone now are there must kills if night do i have to put on repellent. 9 be i mean so no, we fence them off the other. yeah. okay. good night. is this kind of yeah, it's no, it's not a big deal for mosquitoes. victim plagues only happen if it's moist and warm during breeding season vom than the larvae hatch often in goes on. that's not the case. this year hadn't been account. your mosquito, my decision will compensate you for each one in for you in this

yeah. hipaa. there. there's a tweet by john godfrey. you us ambassador to see donnie. this was about 3 or 4 hours ago. he said, i just arrived late last night, and cartoon walk up to the deeply disturbing sons of john far and fighting. i'm currently sheltering in place with the embassy team as sit in his throat courtroom and elsewhere are doing. is there any efforts to try to find some sort of mediation in the conflict that's going on at the moment? and is there a chance that anybody's going to listen? well people have been trying to mediate between the 2 sides, even before we got to this point, to rob. and that's because should it reach to a fighting level between the 2 sides, then getting them to back down would be very hard. and this is where we are at right now. so several sides have put out statements calling on both the the iris have commander and the head of the army to use wisdom rather than forced to try to iron out their differences and to resolve the issue. but it doesn't look like this is going to happen because we've seen a statement from the head of the a

thank you. hipaa morgan, the force in cartoon. let's close open out to malcolm whereby correspondent djibouti airport in g p t. of course malcolm. everybody, watch what's happening regionally where you are evacuations. continue, but who has managed to arrive and where will they be flying out to? well, the us france and germany of all been operating evacuation programs via from here, from tribute the has japan. we can see japan airlines play, which is due to take the last of japan citizens from here in duty to back home to japan in the coming hours or days this operations have been running from the international airport where we are from the military base, which is just beyond that plane, several military, the hosted here including the u. s. trans to pon and china, all our military bases in japan. the reason that this airport and this area is the hub for these kinds of operations. we're hearing stories is pretty much where the sudanese try to escape to or find sanctuary. everybody's got a story, but so how do people actually get to

, had been all this all correspondent in khartoum and we've been talking about his extended c sire hipaa. but the question is what ceasefire that's the question. a lot of people in the ground in various residential neighborhoods here and to me are asking, for example, in the, in the man 50, that's the twin city of the capital cartoon. people have been hearing artillery strikes repeatedly in the early hours of the morning for think them to stay at home . unable to leave, to get busy commodities, or to be able to make it out of the country. then there's the northern part of the capital. there's been also artillery, dr. and dr. launched by the foot, denise army against our physicians. so people there as well. say this, he knew fines of the extended seas far and around the vicinity of the presidential palace and the general command of the army. this also been ongoing battle between the 2 sides. the army controls the general command right now, but the rest that has control of the republican palace or the presidential palace and the army has been trying to get it back from the 1st day of fight

i did opinions on china, the decent military exercises. hipaa law bashing that got to fort worth coleman. people probably aren't afraid, at least the mean. these are being debt. everyone thinks that china, that certainly lots talked about it because they don't need to sort of our company can use other methods to pressure taiwan. ha, k u she had to provide or just examined in harnessing. i've been china thing turns on a very normal thing. happy because closely if you need to show our attitude to go and we also need to show our ebit city to react like this. we can go the formula. jessica. china's military pressure on taiwan continues to intensify and it's up to tie faith and it's to factor us ally to guess feather china's neck shall . 4th will just be a drill will enjoy now by bradley bowman. he's a senior director of the center on the military and political power at the foundation for the defense of democracies in washington, d. c. brad, it's good to have you back on the program. so we've seen what 3 days of military muscle flexing by the chinese, around taiwan. summit, the pentagon. f sa

morgan, who is live for us in khartoum. hipaa. so as we've been hearing internet is down communication issues. what is the latest on the situation in courtroom while we can still hear heavy artillery being fired in the direction of the northern part of the capitol? that's where there has been in times, fighting between the rapids support forces. embassy, nice army, sometimes leading up to direct confrontation between the 2 sides. now, there are also 5 jets flying overhead in the eastern part of the capital. but many people say that because of the communications issue, because it's been a breakdown in communication with many, many networks now out of service. they say that they don't know what's happening to their relatives. the situation has become quite dire for many people, leaving the capital is also becoming challenging because many say they can't find fuel to operate their cars. and even for transportation, for transport, cars such as buses, out of the capital cartoon. there is also ongoing fighting in the eastern part of the

just and reasonable, hulu, morkel, hipaa, just so we will definitely rebuild this place. will probably how to do it ourselves . the government isn't doing anything ship again. oh, they up don't fall. they say they will do it, but we don't believe it. it will take at least 2 to 3 years to build those houses, letting up almost the end of what i was going to do until then, are we going to live in a 10 soul that timeline up to businesses to let them go to the strictly? so plenty of despair there weeks after the earthquake, celia. so tell us what's the opposition's plan to beat president out of the one in the elections? will this time actually out on faces? an unusually united opposition. 6 opposition parties ranging in ideology from social democratic to right wing, secular to islamist, have gathered behind one single candidate, came a college to all and among the challengers in the presidential race. he is seen as . 5 the one with the best chances to beat president ad 1 am me. chemical of stolen was a 74 year old former bureaucrats. someone who is so consider to leg karima, b

or if in the coming days there will be no more fighting between the $25.00, hipaa. what's your sense of the fact that people that have been stuck in the capital and, and of been areas around the country that want to try and escape may try and move. now while or is this cease fire? it's certainly no guarantee of a long standing piece, as you said. yes, but that's why people always rely on sources that they have on the ground. relatives who try to get out of the capital, talk to people who live along the routes that take them outside the capital. now, one thing that happened today was that fighting between the army and the army included the rule that takes people out of the capital to with disease states, which is in the central part of the country. and where thousands of families escaped to in the recent days. and now people are wondering if that route is safe. many people say that they're not sure if they can step out of their homes because of the intense street battles between the recess and the food in these army. others say that they would go to the river now sta

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and others have pull their citizens out as go straight to hip morgan who is live for us in khartoum. hipaa has been wide spread internet and communication issues. what can you tell us is the latest situation in culture. now while there has been an exchange of fire of gunfire between the rapid support force of embassy denise, on me, in the northern part of the capital this morning. this is, of course, after intense abstracts launch by the food in these army against a physician, both around the vicinity of the presidential palace and the army, the general command of the army, as well as position in the northern part of the capital. now communications have been really, really poor here and the capital and around the country. and that's because telecommunication companies who we spoke to say they cannot re supply their power stations or their grid with fuel. they cannot supplant their no staff or workers and those stations to be able to monitor the activity of because telecommunication companies. and that's the situation around the capital. since the thought of the fighting people can't resupp

i only said he was willing to extend the truce. hipaa morgan has more from how to now with the rapid support forces responded 2 hours after the army initially responded to the request for the fire. and they both said that that's the response to the pressure or the requests, rather from the united nations, as well as, as well as from the tripartite mechanics. and that's the kind of them that has been facilitating the political process here in the capital to me, as well as from the quiet that the, through the bodies that include the united states, the united kingdom, the kingdom of saudi arabia, ending, that'd arab emirates. all have been requesting the 3 sites or rather the 2 sides to end the fighting or even hauled the fighting and allow for a respite. as a situation in the capital continues to worse than about 14000 years near citizens of cross the border into egypt. at the green crossing families of spent nights outside in the desert, waiting to be let through. some say they've been there for several days. she dons doctor syndicate has appealed to the red crescent to help those who

similar scene for denise civilians and nationals from up to 23 countries, all desperate to leave. hipaa morgan august the around to well thousands of people are fleeing from sid on to neighboring chad. where the address reports from, from china, inside just over the border from sudan. this is a region that has seen that has hosted thousands, hundreds of thousands if i, between 402600000 refugees from the doubtful region. and with the united nations predicting 170000, or even 200000 people crossing over into china thinks i getting desperate when i way to fight. john, i hear we've, we've seen truck loads of the workforce program trying to reach this area. so as to start the distribution of food, we understand that hundreds more are waiting to cross into chide, near the border area of 60 kilometers from why we are now, i dre. and basically, the world food program is trying to quickly deploy as many trucks as it can to get to that particular location with the 2 sites still violating sci fi agreement plus to the each fi agreement. and now the 76 i agreement that is little confidence of this

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meanwhile, in khartoum, some traders of complying police aren't doing anything to protect their property. hipaa morgan reports from the capital. this is not the 1st attempt to extend a cease fire that is already fly faltering here in the capital horton with fighting between the rapid support forces and the sidney's army in various parts of the country. but what is significant about this is that this time there will be talks a huge shift from what both sides were saying at, during the beginning of the fighting. 13 days ago, the army commander labeled the iris have a criminal and disbanded and that it is, it is a dissolved paramilitary group. and now the rebels and that there will be no talks . that's the same statement we heard from the commander of the rapid support forces that there will be no talks. tens of thousands of people have managed to flee sedan to neighboring countries, such as chad. but the un is warning of a humanitarian crisis, or the town doesn't have enough food, or temporary housing for the refugees in the us will send nuclear submarines the dock in south korea for the 1st time

k. france and saudi arabia have already evacuated diplomatic staff. hipaa morgan has more from cartoon, the evacuation of foreign nationals with the help from their embassies and allied countries. here in the, in the capital. many of them making their way to the eastern city off port sedan, just like the un mission here in the country and put to death is a city that's about 800 kilometers away from the capital. so that's a trip on a normal day that would take about 11 to 12 hours. but because there will be checkpoints on the route and because it's a large convoy, it's likely to take longer than that. and those are the foreign nationals evacuating. then there's the local, the residence of her to themselves, who are doing their own evacuations, mapping out their own ruth, outside the capital to make it to safe places. several neighborhoods in the capital are seeing shortages of food, walter and fuel. many shops are closed and those that are open have long cues of residence outside. desperate comp rose, former presidents is arrived home after being extradited from the us. the faith corrup

ceasefire, the conflict between the army and paramilitary rapid support forces is now in its 3rd week. hipaa morgan has more from the capital. many people say that they've been trying to make their way out of the capital. but because of lack of financial means that has been very hard to do so many remain trapped inside their homes for the 3rd week. now going on to the 3rd week with no access to basic needs, like hospitals are running water or power. they're saying that they're waiting to see if there would be any low in fighting because they've given up hope of a complete cease fire. and they say that if that happens, them either try to make their way out for a basic commodities or leave the capitol like many others have done. so before those who do manage to escape are leaving saddam anyway, that they can a vessel carrying nearly 2000 evacuees has arrived in the port city of jed that in saudi arabia, citizens of saudi arabia and iran, amongst those on board, or 14 in russian antics crimea blaming a ukrainian drone strike for a blast at a fuel death in the port city of sylvester pole. the st

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