for example, it compromises the work of your hipaa compass. the spring region is important for learning and pluto for forming long term memory. let's say this is your short term memory, and this is your long term memory. under normal circumstances, the hipaa candlesticks, all the information from your short term memory, informs the coherent image and you're locked in memory. so the smell of alcohol flashing lights and rhythmic movements turn into a memory of a party. i called blocks this mechanism. it attaches to special ducking sites on brain cells and hit the campus and slows down their communication. now you end up with an incomplete picture of last friday's putting some party videos made by your friends, my junk, your memory though the but if you had a lot of alcohol in your system, there's no way for those last memories to return. since they were never stored embarrassment and loss memories are wanting to fund other more serious side effects . larger amounts of alcohol are certainly not good for the brain, especially for teenagers and you

the hipaa experts on dr.gued the opposite, saying age, state and health are not included among the 18 examples of that kind of information under hipaa. dr. bernard testified she didn't violate these laws or violate her hospital's own policies. she also had this to say. >> i don't think anybody would have been looking into this story as any different than any other interview that i've ever given if it was not politicized the way that it was by public figures in our state and in ohio. >> and so she, of course, feels this has been a political exercise. now, the attorney general of indiana, todd rokita, who filed the complaint against dr. bernard, put out a statement. this case was about patient privacy and the trust between the doctor and patient that was broken. what if it was your child our your patient or your sibling going through a sensitive medical crisis and the doctor who you thought was on your side ran to the press for political reasons. it's not right and the facts we presented today made that clear.

for example, it compromises the work of your hipaa compass. this brain region is important for learning and to show for forming long term memory. let's say this is your short term memory, and this is your long term memory. under normal circumstances, the hipaa candlesticks all the information from your short term memory as long as the coherent image in your long term memory. so the smell of alcohol flashing lights and rhythmic movements turned into a memory of a party. i called blocks this mechanism. it attaches to special ducking sites on brain cells and hip accomplice and slows down their communication. now you end up with an incomplete picture of last friday's putting some party videos made by your friends, my junk, your memory though the but if you had a lot of alcohol in your system, there's no way for those last memories to return. since they were never stored embarrassment and loss memories are wanting to find other more serious side effects . larger amounts of alcohol are certainly not good for the brain, especially for teenagers and y

so let's go live to have a morgan, who's the, an on demand, and hipaa. we'd be interested in this situation before with the home. so pause at least in the fighting. is there any sense the on the ground that the this week long humanitarian ceasefire will actually buy freed as well. for the past 48 hours, they've been intense as swipes launched by the sudanese army against suppose that positions all 3 are assessed in the mind. in the northern parts of the campus. i'm talk to them as well as in the central part of the capital as well. this has also been going throughout the day with direct confrontation between the recess. and this is denise army, in part of central cartoon. this is because both sides are trying to gain as much grounds as they can before the see fire takes effect because once it does, there should be no heavy artillery being fired. s drug signals happened by the so the news army against our assistive solutions which are in residential areas. and both sides are not allowed to gather information on the other side, regardless of the nature. an

let's go live now to all correspondent, hipaa morgan, who's in the code same in the hipaa. what more do you know about this tentative agreement of the? well, the agreement comes after nearly a week of talks between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army in the city of good, the mediated by the united states and the kingdom of saudi arabia. now it's an agreement to protect civilians who are caught up in the conflict between the 2 or inside here in the capital costume and in other parts of the country. it is not a ceasefire. there is no mention of the word cease fire or twos in the agreement that's been signed instead of just about an hour ago was it includes the it includes. 5 allowing civilians to be able to leave active conflict soon. here in the capital cartoon, or in other parts of the country. it saves the way for the, the resumption of whites and facilities to result once again, facilities like what's a plan and power plants and, and refineries because i'm groups in it, especially with the civilians. army accusing the rapids support forces off occupying the

and hipaa. there's been fighting as the report just said back in and around the presidential palace since the early hours. clearly this cease fire doesn't seem to be holding weight. well, let me give you an idea how wednesday played out and the capital hot tomb. there was intense fighting around the vicinity of the presidential palace fighter jets flying overhead throughout the day. blooms of smoke rising in the northern parts of the capitol as a result of as strikes, more as strikes in the north east and parts of the capitol cartoon. and this is supposed to be the last day of a 72 hours cease fire before yet another cease fire starts. and this time it's supposed to last for 7 days. many people in the capital said that they were forced to stay in their homes, especially in the northern parts, off the capex on how to tune when it comes to the area around the presidential palace. the fighting was intense and lasted for hours. it included the arabic or the central market, which is just a few meters

it hipaa is important for the protection of personal health information. as you said, you would like to be able to access the record. i don't know the details but i would see just going to the patient advocate they can often help you navigate what needs to be done in the medical records area. >> next on the line is mike. mike is in spokane, washington. mike? >> hello. good morning, ladies. first off let me say that you two are an inspiration for all the young ladies out there. keep that in mind would you please. anyway, doctor, my question is this, i would like your thoughts on the cleveland clinic. everything i'm listening to him in washington here, from what i understand at the cleveland clinic, that was a group of surgeons put that together. from what i understand it has been very successful. understanding what your thoughts around that. thank you. >> thank, you. mike for that question. you are correct, won some surgeons many years ago got together and began, founded, the cleveland clinic that was the beginning of what is a very successful operation. i

there's been baffled for control of crucial areas. hipaa logan has more from of the month. now the rapids support forces have been repeatedly saying that they have surrounded the general command of the army and that the soldiers and troops incited, including the senior offices on top of them. general, i've been put the how behind cannot move out of their position inside the general command of the army and its buildings in the center of the capital for 2. so one thing that public appearance by the army chief and one of them put the hon shows is that the area around the general command of the army is under the control of this is denise on for forces. keeps viruses russian missiles of hit the outskirts of the ukrainian capital. the training air force commander released the statement in saying this strikes involved dozens of new saws as well as kamikaze and reconnaissance of drones. as like a sons fall. my prime minister even on con, has failed to appear before an empty corruption agent say a lowest number of police was deployed a combined his residence. and the hor, on wednesd

if someone could explain about the hipaa privacy rule that has come out? i don't know a ton about it but if you have a sense of what this could mean going forward for identities and business partners having more control over the information turned over to authorities in situations legally? >> i can start and also connecting with other resources who know more about this and i do. thank you for what you are doing and hanging in there in texas. there is a new proposed rule that defined reproductive health care probably -- broadly and would impose limits on the ability of providers to provide sensitive reproductive health care information upon request to law enforcement. there has been a very significant and important movement toward electronic health records and sharing that is generally important for health but obviously poses a lot of potential risks to patients, particularly navigating a post roe world. i think the changes that have come from being proposed are an excellent step. we are in a common period right now and i know that the organization is colle

the other side presented a hipaa expert that argued differently. this is how the board came down in the end. listen to one of the doctors on the board explaining why they made the decision they made. >> my reason to recommend a letter of reprimand would be that i don't think she expected this to go viral. i don't think she expected this attention to be brought to this patient. i do think that we as physicians need to be more careful in this situation and so my reason would be that i think she's a good doctor. >> and so just to recap the state's expert on these privacy laws said by dr. bernard saying this was a 10-year-old from ohio who was pregnant, the fetus a little over six weeks in gestational age, that that was enough information to identify this child. the state prevailed on that argument. >> what else are you hearing, athena? >> well, we know that dr. bernard is not happy with this result. this is the first time she's ever been reprimanded in any way by the state's medical board and she maintains she did not violate privacy laws and did not

have that on both ends on the internet and the, the road we're owed nazis, data against dues and the hipaa fans and through in the new type of nazis where it gets residents now and want to nationalize. so to say make, i didn't read heart burning nationalists of the people the got a new kind of well as i should probably what i see. but i'll book still interested in you and see if i push the flight. i know you see if they give it a figure on both of them. oh and you sort of uh, i see the move situated with it as close as a bonus. you use your plan on restoring income. uh city. yeah. i'm what i'm what you see with our guys and they go to my website. does that question just crazy. so june of 1941 of september 1943. it was the red army alone that fought against it was not one single, british, canadian or american division, fighting against of aramark on the soil of europe on the continent of europe. not one hit to as much victoria as today through paris on june. the 14th 1940 from surrender on humiliating to 60 percent of the country was occupied by germany and italy and parts of its territorie

i'll just here is have a morgan is the hipaa went out just a few hours away from that see spot ending. but what's the latest on the possibility of it being extended? well, both 5 say that they are ready for an extension, although they give different words when it comes to. that's a possibility. they wrap it support forces in a statement on such a day said that it is willing to extend for him to turn purposes. and on the other hand, the special envoy of the head of the sovereignty council and the army chieftain would have been put that behind, sold out to 0, that they are ready to expend. if enough pressure is put on the rapids, support forces to comply with the seas. fire that will be signed or that will be extended. now the previous, these 5 made it very clear that they should be known as tracts launched by the sudanese army. no use of heavy artillery, and that book 5 should refrain from making any technical or military game during the period of a ceasefire. and they should be human and tearing craters opened for those who have been caught up in the conflicts to be able to leave the

that is a hipaa moving for us and so done. the un secretary general has condemned reports of human rights violations. and so john, his spokesman called on both sides to uphold humanitarian law. otherwise, they will be held accountable in this type of conflict of the 2. first victims are usually a hunger and human rights. we are aware of very disturbing reports of human rights violations, including sexual violence and all sorts of other of violations that they will need to be accountability. and all of the parties involved in this conflict have a responsibility to uphold international human rights, lots to uphold humanitarian law. and everyone will need to be held to account more than a 1000000 people have been displaced by the fighting and sudan, which is now in its 6th week. some of those fleeing a trying to reach year of one of the most popular roots is from libya and tennessee, across the mediterranean, easily and many refugees, asylum seekers and migrants reach the islands of land producer, which is we have been in smith i

and hipaa. the seas far as once again, not a reality, has about the fighting that you're seeing that today. while there's been intense f strikes, launched by the sudanese army against the various positions in the southern northern and western parts of the capital. now residence in the northern parts of the capital in the city of barrie told al jazeera that a convoy of our cars were helped by the sudanese army flight the jets, including a fuel devil causing a black tomb of mark to rise above the skies in battery that's in the northern part of the capitol. her to me in undermanned, there's been intense air strikes as well. and heavy artillery fires being fired by the rapid support forces as well as surface to air missiles. then you have the southern parts of the capitol resident, there has been relatively quiet over the past few days, but that today they were able to see the 5 digit overhead as well. now the, the rapid support forces acute with, with these army bomb being one of its hospitals. the

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i'll just here is hipaa. morgan has been to one hospital and i'm gonna normally and why did but greet brings her mother to a rebuilt alice has sent her twice a week. but since the starts of fighting, getting access to hospital with the needed facilities has been difficult since the stump of the will, the health subsidy key, which is the dialysis and closed. we went to another hospital and started the but they were only able to decent their leases for 2 hours. we tried several others, but the call to move generally has no power running. this is my mother's 1st dialysis in 2 weeks. most of the patients input dialysis word here in a no hospital in under man city have travel to get here. the 5 things let to most of the 29 hospitals and how to unable to function health care facilities have been under pressure since this part of the conflict somehow had to turn away patients because they don't have the space or medicine to treat them. others have close their doors out, the fear of being caught up in the fighting or

the one is calling for security guarantees to ensure the safe passage of a convoys. hipaa morgan is reporting from cartoon. financing has been concentrated in several parts of the campus. i'm have to run the presidential of the around the vicinity of the presidential palace. they were heavy artillery strikes heavy as tracks launched by the southern these army. and for the past 2 days, it looks like they've been trying to regain control of that. uh, building the building of the presidential palace. partly because of as simple as the office of the head of states who is at the moment, the dfcs, the head of state being general, have been for the hon. and also because of its vicinity of around the general command of the army. now there was smoke around the vicinity of the general command of the army itself, but we're not sure exactly how much fighting was going on there around that area in the development of shit, with hundreds of refugees from sit down, talk to in the saudi city of jetta on thursday was on board, made the 300 on the journey across the red sea from port sit on. thousands of people

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so do you think that got eileen wasn't an audio am on the day the quakes, hipaa or when she came back, the family home was no longer there. rescue teams arrived only days later she says father launch pards of the city had collapsed. many houses were poorly built. experts say the government has not done enough to prepare against earthquakes. to this day, no one can say exactly how many people were killed. bonham, ali, no one admits mistakes or no one resign. solve them, no one takes responsibility. no mallos, cyber, if the buildings have been built, earthquake and prove larry of if the authorities had checked regularly back, but then not so many people would have died already and some other music. suleiman collins has heard this criticism many times in recent weeks. he himself lost relatives in the quakes. but as may of andrea mon and representative of the ruling aka party, many say he's party responsible for the problems should h good olivia, there may have been shortcomings, but surely not intentionally about ability. no one should distort the truth to gain political advantage of it

these actions could include natural resource rationing for hipaa development. in a severe cases mandatory locked down. i'm starting of using on this edition of $360.00 view, we're going to look at the dramatic steps and governments are threatening to take the name of saving the planet. let's get started. the ever since a cold, there has been a lot of fear about another round of locked out. but this time it is not for the virus. but for the environment, we're gonna bring in our international course when it roxanne is alondo to break down. what happened to the planet? the last time the world stood still, roxanna scotty. it was only 3 years ago when the whole world was ordered to stay home to prevent the spread of cobra. what we all thought was for only 2 weeks turned into 2 years. well, this destroyed economies and bang for other businesses. it was actually good for the environment. many people were working from home, which means they were no longer driving in their cars. miss cars on the road means less pollution in the air. air high school in field, the plains.

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 slides. you can see besides the jets, there's the launching airstrikes people's thought town to leave their homes. they can't access basic necessities, the so out of water out of power and it was the actual areas and people still don't feel that it's safe for them to go out there. so arms, man, whether it's direct support forces on one side or whether it's the sudanese, on the other side, people will feel that it's safe enough for them. the idea that when there's a cease fire, you know, we shouldn't be able to hear the sound of the arrows tried. so should be able to hear the fi suggests we can hear the artillery scribes wishing to 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 over the capitan. well, say 5 for the and i'll say are you, are you in a sci fi situation? yo

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so what does the sacking mean and what do we know about the new deputy hipaa? well, what we do know is that the head of the army general have been for the hon. no has 2 deputies, one of them isn't the sovereignty council, who replaces the head of the rapids support forces commander my how much i'm done, take a little. and the other is in the military. who is the tenant general terms? have been a combustion and it seems like he's trying to draw a line between the political and military aspects here in the, in the capital costume and around. so down now we know that the, that he dismissed earlier the deputy head of the southern to council, the commander of the ira stuff. um, how much sometimes are going to and it seems to be a move to reduce his powers, even though he did not dismiss him as a member of the sovereignty council. when it comes to the military ships have been compassion and the others who appointed with him are all also members of the sovereignty council would have been promoted in terms of the minister. and it looks like his trying to get his house

intends fighting, felice, a rest sightseeing of army chief abdul fata of behind meeting his troops. hipaa morgan has the some cartoon, the nor heavy artillery enters the dance capital have to brought in by the army to use in battle against the power military rapids support forces. the battle for control of them shows no sign of ending in this video released by the army, one of the senior commanders and member of the ruling conference, the council is seen greeting troop members. it comes a day after the dance army chief, i've been put, the hon inspected troops at the army headquarters in hard to know where public appearance, where the general is cleared, since the conflict began in mid april and on the same, the army supporters demonstrated imports to them, they demanding united nations and void volk, her parents as the accusing him of interference from the region among the bulk of the you and in boy be removed from his position. he is responsible for the conflict because he has contributed to the division and separation of the people in this country to both of the army and the rapids. sup

yeah. hipaa, we were mentioned before also that there's another extension to the sci fi this will last for about 72 hours or so. do people feel that this sci fi extension is actually going to make any difference? we spoke to a resident in deborah, that's in the southern part of the capital for about 20 minutes ago. and you can hear the artillery in the background. so there, there is no fire, they can hear the fighting, going on outside their home. they can hear the artillery track and the sound of gunfire that's in the southern part of the capital. but people here generally say that they're not focusing on the worth piece. fire, they're focusing on what unfolding and the ground when there is a lot of fighting between the 2 sides. they take that opportunity to either go and get their basic commodities from shops that are open or try to make them their way out of the capital cartoon. and when they're fighting, they've tried to stay indoors to not get caught in the crossfire between the 2 sides. so people don't focus on the word cross fire that is agreed upon by both sides because they se

strikes in costume, borrowing near the capital un says more than 800000 people may flee the violence. hipaa morgan has the latest from cartoon. several positions belonging to the rapid support forces in the northern parts of the capitol and in eastern mile, that's in the north east part of the capital, where also head by air strikes. heavy artillery can also be heard around the vicinity of the presidential palace. that's the scene of fighting between the rapid support forces and the sudanese army since the thought of the conflict 17 days ago . the recess is a control of the presidential palace, but because of its vicinity to the general command of the army, which is in control of the army itself. this, the, for the new army is trying to gain it back and that has been, that has involved a lot of artillery strikes. a lot of after i embarrass hours of the day, dozens of people including children, has been injured in ukraine after a series of overnight russian missile strikes. extensive damage was reported in the eastern city of poplar and j. p. morgan chase full by the 1st republic bank of the

a tory getting be has more on the humanitarian situation that's unfolding. hipaa is too frightened to leave her apartment in hot too. and as my bene, hittie, i will continue. we hear the sounds of artillery falling in the street. we are traumatized. every time we hear the fighting, we feel like we will die. the family is running out of basic supplies. the how long adding a damn be, edna my, that in is if the rapid support forces are stationed in front of our home and they won't allow us to fix the electricity poll, there is no electricity and no water. the un says the scale and speed of what's unfolding is unprecedented in sudan and says the humanitarian crisis is at breaking point. oh, the head of the army, general abdel fat alba hand is agree to extend to faltering cease 5 is 72 hours to allow civilians to leave and a to be delivered. the permanent to greet the rapid support forces is also agree to a temporary truce. it on the ground fighting continues across the country, including in hot tomb and it's twin city on demand evacuees impulse. he dan say they feel a sense of shortcut th

now of utilizing that there will not be any beat me for any of them on both sides are going to lose. hipaa move is void developments from the sinews capital hard to as well in many parts of the capital. part of to him today has been one of the quietest days since the fights he began 3 weeks ago. we spoke to people in the northern part of the capital nbc that in the early hours of the morning they were as strikes launched by the so the news army against rapids support for those positions or suppose it positions. but that ever since around 11 or 11 o'clock local time or around 9 o'clock gmc, it's been relatively quiet. they did not hear artillery strikes, it gave them the chance to be able to leave their homes to be able to go out and try to find access to basic necessities like food and water, or medical assistance for those who needed people in the southern parts of the capital also say that it's been relatively quiet, that there have been sporadic artillery fires uh throughout the day, but that at compared to every day compared to the 5 to just flying overhead to the repeated sounds of id

and by heading north so far to hipaa, morgan has more from car to as we woke up this morning and the people of the northern parts of the campus of thought of to them in the city of. but he also woke up to the sounds of explosions and in the city of heavy. and they were not sure if it was strikes but fight. they just have been flying overhead since the early hours of friday morning. now it's data into one of the fighting and the places that the rapid support forces still to have control off and the places where they have lost control. so you have the presidential palace, which is the scene of heavy fighting between the 2 sites from the 1st day of the conflict that's still under the control of the rapids support forces. the army has been trying to push back rapid support forces because by the overlooks the presidential palace of the city is just on the western side of the nile banks. and that has not gone a while. the army tries to push back the rapids support forces. they seemed to be re re regrouping and coming back in many parts of the, of the city of body. so there, there's not bee

both sides have failed to honor previous these fires. hipaa morgan has the details of the cease fire from under mine, that's on the outskirts of cartoon. the deal saves that they should be normally 3 operations from both sides. so that means that they cannot increase the number of troops of presence here in the capital of too many other parts of the country. they cannot re arm themselves in their positions, but the can preserve their position. so for example, areas that are under the control of the rapid support forces, such as the presidential palace, will still remain in the back control and areas under the command of the army will remain under the command of the army. it's also allows for arm groups such as the iris f, which occupies several hospitals, according to the city news army and to doctors here incident had to move away from this hospital so the basic medical services can be provided. now both sides are allowed to resupply their troops with food, but they cannot use his artillery, especially in residential areas. the so the nissan forces cannot use s 4 x. the targets are

is every move in joins does not have life now from an on demand, which is northwest of call to and hipaa. so we have this, these at more reports of violations. tell us more about what's happening on the ground. while there's been been multiple strikes and multiple views of heavy artillery in different parts of part of tomb. you have the central parts of the capital in the city of tomb itself. the blooms of smoke rising out from parts of the city and residents in that part of the area in the west. some parts of part of some city see that there was slicing between the rapid support forces and the said in these army. now this has been ongoing from the early hours of wednesday morning. there's also fine thing here in the city of the mind around the area of what to say. you know, that's the military air base where the fi suggests targeting be, are assessed positions have been taking off from and where the rest of it been trying to take control of even before the ceasefire was amounts. then you have the area of mind to see also in the city of on demand, whether it's also been fighting between

have been injured so far out as there is hipaa. logan reports from the capital call to why much of the fighting is happening. plumes of smoke over the skies of pretense capitals up to the scene since fighting began between so dense army and the power and the 3 rapids support forces or iris f. one month ago. yeah, we're not going to use the horse after using civilians as human shields. they use people's homes for protection. we consider this penalty way of rule. the sudanese only is now on the ground. you want to fight them, fight them on the ground, not from people's homes. the document misplaced on monday, an s wreck had a hospital in east smile. the army says the, our staff has been using it as a base for a minute to re authoration. the rest of the cues, the army of killing and wounding civilians in the attack. more than 500 people have died since the starts of the fighting. more than 700000 people have been forced to move elsewhere within the country. since those parts of the conflict and at least $200000.00, have fled to neighboring countries. but millions remain in the capital. wh

his speech from the hipaa she met memorial peace pox. this is that which commemorates the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing condemning rush hour and also condemning russians. threats ever to use nuclear weapons. ever again, it's something that many people, most people here in japan, fine completely of orange because she to saying that as such as threats could not be i tolerated. i'd also cooling, full toughest sanctions. japan. interesting. the is the only one of the g 7 that doesn't supply legal aid to ukraine is not allowed to under its export laws, but it has been a vocal support or a given a lot of financial aid to ukraine. and also it is being very, very good. it adds a cold putting out very strong coals with sanctions on the g. seven's b hoford's getting other countries to joints that they involve, goes against against russia. so, as the lensky has many friends here amongst the g 7, but also the chance to reach out to other countries that are neutral them or maybe have close to ties to russia. countries like brazil, india entities

how those are trapped in the capital and struggling to get basic supplies. hipaa morgan has more from home to mind me a call to of the mediators, saudi arabia, and the united states said that the reason for extending the original week long cease fire was to allow for more age to be delivered to those in need. here in the capital cartoon, and elsewhere around the country. now, on tuesday, the army chief general, i have them put, the hon. made another rare appearance. his 4th since finding began in mid april, between the army and the rapid support forces. he said that the reason the army agreed to an extension is to allow for the service delivery for those who are affected by maybe 2 months of fighting and, but by what he described as violations by the rapid support forces. now people here don't have much hope in the ceasefire and it's extension. they say that's and never has there been a single say over the past 7 days, where there's been no fighting reported between the army and the recessive. there's been strikes, there's been heavy artillery, fired in residential areas, and even the

hipaa? well, we've spoken to some people will and obviously ran out of tune. and the answer is no, we're not. you can still hear the sound of the artillery slide, so you can see, besides the jets, there's the launching asked rags. people still can leave their homes, they can't access basic necessities. they're still out of water out of power in incidental areas. and people still don't feel that it's safe for them to go out there. so arms, man with it's to rapid support forces on one side or whether it's the sudanese on the other side. people don't feel that it's safe enough for 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 shouldn't be able to hear. the fire suggests. we can hear the artillery stripes which need to 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 blooms of small continuing to rise. ah, almost all over the capitan, well say 5 for the and i'll say are you in a ceasef

trapped in their homes in the capital of struggling tax that's essential supplies out of there is hipaa moving reports now from under me on a week long. the fire was meant to stop this. fighting between the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces. and even though it's failed to stop fighting and was described as imperfect by us and saw the mediators, the were in parties extended it for another 5 days. whenever there is a chance to extend, this is file we would not use it. this is 2nd, but and unfortunately we have agreed the fittest time the 2nd time the 5 times. but next day it was that a 1000000000 force which violates this is fred. and they commit gross viruses. more explosions and gunfire were heard in parts of the capital cartoon and plumes of smoke and new day the scene could be seen rising, following and ask, strike millions, remain in heart to them in desperate need of humanitarian assistance. this, these fire was meant to open human, it's harry and corridors. so they could be help with. well, some aid has been brought in. organizers say the ongoing violence i

okay, thank you so much for that onset hipaa. move in that for us live in on the mon, which is north west of call to and now the news, the full amount of pockets, donnie prime minister on con, has received bay alarm to appearing at the court in some about is facing a range of corruption cases con is rejected. the charges against him saying they all politically motivated. he also alleges that there is a conspiracy to bind his to rekey and stuff policy. let's go to a correspond, come on. hi there, his life for us in a some a bad come on the same run con, did appear in court. how that go? of the yes, in day dr. driving from the whole, he went straight to that, your dish and complex, where you add to applied for bed and it case and then the i did get rid of them god . and he was drawn to expand in the 8th of june and july for sure. a baby also getting bail and now syndic on debility bureau. of course, richard that naturally comfortability guard at that same complex, she was granted. ben the 31st of may and we're on han had said befor

deliver supplies, just food and water and medical assistance to the thanks very much for the update. hipaa morgan that for us in on demand still ahead here on out as a cleanup effects the game in the italy and cities famous for its ceramics after the was putting in a century plus i'm totally on set the kind of film festival where a record number of sims, for math, profess having the read profit the revolving pool of cloud rain and rather cooler weather has been disappearing slowly west was so heavy that was funds in utilities, not dry as it is covered in cloud. and the good part of eastern europe is not allowing the sunshine in temperature starting to rise. the rain has moved west, in fact, he's concentrating more in the south of france and over the over the more so just catching the body are x and then and also to easier there is currently a warning after red boarding, our facility for potential heavy right. maybe over q is certainly an area where there is heavy right around, nothing, calabria, and positive grease, but doesn't look quite as excessive as it might have been. however, the sc

and at least $850.00 killed by sites of felt on a previous si size. hipaa. morgan, how small some of them in the purpose of this whole agreement is for that's aid, which is very much needed here and be gather some cartoon and in other parts of to them as well to be able to reach the people who need it. now the idea is that, according to the mediators, the united states and the kingdom of saudi arabia, is that they will be monitoring both sides because they will, should be normally the 3 movement from both the rapid support forces. and this is denise army, so that people should be through us to should feel safe enough to have to be able to meet their homes and access markets or leave the capital consumer elsewhere where there's a conflict and for humanitarian workers to come in without being impeded by both sides. so that's what the agreements has on the ground. uh, people do have a lot of needs here. many people see that they can no longer afford food. because if it's shortages or because if it's high cost, other people like in the western region of tar for

fighting in the past few days has intensified and undermine as well as the neighborhood of body is. hipaa was just reporting rival size have been battling for control of the presidential palace. and to me and traditional airport military air strikes have also targeted period military positions to the north of the capital in butting. more people continue to lease it done as the humanitarian situation worse . and i was 0 hammer that i drove through some areas of body to the north of costume, which has been experiencing airstrikes since monday had kind of to some. but we've been driving around different areas of hell. it hammered new, hard to me. which made headlines recently, we have not seen any sign of damage or destruction as you can see. all doors firmly locked. the majority of the people here have already left because there's no electricity or water off in the water plants supplying the area was shut down. they were left with no option but to get water directly from the nile river or the few make shift wells in the area. similarly, commercial shops are closed and there is almost nobody

these actions could include natural resource rationing for hipaa development and a severe cases mandatory lock downs. i'm starting of using on this edition of $360.00 view, we're going to look at the dramatic steps that governments are threatening to take and the name of saving the planet. let's get started. the ever since a cold, there has been a lot of fear about another round of locked down. but this time it is not for the virus. but for the environment we're gonna bring in our international course on it . roxanne is alondo to break down what happened to the planet? the last time the world stood still roxanna scotty. it was only 3 years ago when the whole world was ordered to stay home to prevent the spread of colbert. while we all thought was for only 2 weeks turned into 2 years. well, this destroyed economies and bang for other businesses. it was actually good for the environment. many people were working from home, which means they were no longer driving in their cars, less cars and the road means less pollution in the air. air high school in field, the plains. i'm some we're the on