u. n says the country's warning warring generals have agreed to send representatives potentially to saudirabia to try to negotiate a more stable truce. meantime the red cross says the biggest challenge remains transporting aid to areas in need. if we don't go and be able to talk to these to these entities, we won't be able to establish first and foremost, what are the most acute needs? the u. n says that before the fighting about 15 million people living in sudan needed aid, and according to the state department, 1700. u. s citizens have already been evacuated. ktvu lamonica peter spoke with the bay area woman who has family in sudan, and tonight she shows us how she's working to get humanitarian aid to those in need. late last month, fighting for control of the government erupted between the sudanese army and rival paramilitary group rapid support forces. so um, north school for some areas for sure. no food, no electricity, no water nor medication, and you just went when we call our family back home. it just we hear the guns. multiple ceasefire agreements have been negotiated and broken

u. n. refugee agency has the 3rd mean any me show planning fieger of more than 800000 refugees and rights are nice that maybe they that may fleece to, than to neighboring countries. sorry, the u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and so don's neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements reported ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. ah, since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped that homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. toby hoard is the un, it's yours. principle situation coordinator for sedans dar for region. he was evacuated just a few days ago and told us about the situation he had left behind. i mean, i was fortunate i, i was, i have actuated on thursday night from the french military military forces, along with 102 other humanitarian personnel, un humanitarian personnel. many of my other colleagues had to take very hazardous journeys over land towards

u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering. and students neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their home soon. shoulder, the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict. ah, it exceeds all conflict related displacements report ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. earlier i spoke to matt, the sher, the canadian journalist, whose covering events in student from neighboring egypt. i asked him for the latest on the situation in student yeah, the situation hasn't improved very much. i mean, there are talks at both committee and, and they're hard to belligerence, and this war would be keen to send people in order to jumpstart negotiations. but again, violence is still taking place in cartoon, with little aid relief reaching the capital city. there h

u. n says 200000 people have flips. they've done since violence erupt as last month. thousands have arrived and shot and re some days. a while. so don's warring factions have signed a deal broker and sony, or ravia and rules to enable the delivery of humanitarian aid. the ability tens of thousands of people of march through the serbian capital belgrade. it was the 2nd major protest since 2 mount shootings in the country. your tax killed 17 people including children. some protesters are demanding the president's resignation. smaller protests have taken place around the country around has released 2 frenchmen who had been jailed and separate the cases. they were accused of spreading propaganda and spying enough for them who is also an irish citizen. and benjamin beer were both freed on humanitarian grounds. following negotiations between tara and the irish and french governments of a loss has announced that linda. yeah. carina will take over from him as the new ceo of twitter and about 6 weeks. is that so focused on busin

u. n says deaths have dropped dramatically since the height of depend demik when the weekly desktop peaked as a 100000. about the w h. i was the corona virus is still killing 3500 people. every week for more than 3 years after the world health organization issued its highest level alert for coded, the state of emergency has been lifted. it stepped forward with great hope, but i declare to could be 19 over as a globe on health emergency. the director general had found that the alarm in january of 2020, when you called on the international community to actively collaborate on collecting more information about the virus industry years since then copied $1910.00 world upside down. almost 7000000 does have been devoted to 2 w 2. but we know the tories several times higher, at least $20000000.00. while the estimated number of cobra debts is now believe to be much higher than reported, the pen demik has been in decline in the past year. so the now spent doesn't come as a surprise added, speak in january 2021. cobit killed 800000 people in a single week, 2 years later, just last week. that number

u. n. says the scale of the exodus is staggering, and so don's neighbors are struggling to accommodate those who have fled their homes to shoulder. the number of displaced people through the last 2 weeks exceeds as a result of conflict ah, exceeds all conflict related displacements reported ensued on in 2022 just to give you a sense of the scale of movement. ah, since april 15, asia and her family managed to escape the fighting that has gripped their homeland together with thousands of others who have made the journey. they now face an uncertain future. will toby hall a see you and hcr principle situation coordinator for doff for it was evacuated from the region just a few days ago and told me about the situation he left behind. i mean, i was fortunate i, i was, i have actuated on thursday night from the french military military forces, along with 102 other humanitarian personnel, un, and humanitarian personnel. many of my other colleagues had to take very hazardous journeys over land towards ch

u. n says 200000 people have fled saddam since violence erupted last month. thousands of arrived in chad in the recent days. the loss of don's boy infections have signed a deal, broken in saudi arabia on rules to enable the delivery of humanitarian a. so if we just need to nominate and study expiry of pandemic era immigration rules that allowed us border agents to quickly send the migraines back to mexico has led to shoots gathering of people at the border, looking to across many more expect to attempt to cross in the coming days there was confusion over the newest southern regulations introduced by the biden, that ministration says approved a deal to sell 10 of helicopters to germany for 8 point $5000000000.00 and wants to buy 60 of the cross and is hoping to finalize the agreement so the double rosa, heavy lift helicopter is used to transport troops and equipments, find militaries around the world. i know this is your visit. san contest is almost here. it's usually hosted by the previous years when a and that will be ukraine. but because of russia's ongoing war against ukraine, last ye

u. n says more than 200000 people have fled saddam since violence erupted. last month's thousands have arrived and shot in recent days. meanwhile, sedans, warring factions have signed a deal, brokers in saudi arabia, on rules to enable the delivery of humanitarian. i think it's going to be fair to them. russia says president vladimir putin and south africa's civil run. a post them wants to intensify it. mutually beneficial ties between the 2 countries. after speaking on the phone, the reports of coal comes on the heels of the us accusation at south africa, proved sending weapons through russia with a cargo ship to let's take a look at some uh, ukraine related news right now. most call as acknowledged on friday that it's false as a full in back most of the and battles ukrainian city of bucks moved. it means that both sides on our reporting, the biggest ukrainian gain in 6 months. china is sending a senior diplomats to ukraine for adults and the 1st visit by a chinese representative since the war began. a russian military helicopter crashed and russian occupie

u. n says more than a 100000 sudanese of fled to neighboring countries, 330000 are internally displaced. united nations will stand afghanistan to deliver aid despite last month bound. it's female staff by the taliban sector. general antonio gutierrez made the announcement of her today meeting of more than 20 nations and cut off to discuss concerns about the situation in afghanistan. the taliban was not invited the by ministration, sending 1500 troops to the border with mexico to do with increasing numbers of migrants and refugees trying to enter the united states. the search comes out of next week's relaxation of pandemic era laws. the personnel will perform administrative tasks, while customs and border protection workers will focus on field operations. tv, and film writers in hollywood done new york have gone on strike that morning. better pay and conditions for those working outside the major studios. stoppages already causing most late night american shows to air repeats. so those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after witness station. thanks for watching bye. for

u. n says that before the fighting some 15 million people in sudan needed aid in london.g palkot fox news, as the weather gets a bit a little bit warmer, eventually will. cal fire is looking for input on the agency's long term wildfire prevention and management plans . the fire department is putting together its new 2024 strategic plan, which it updates every five years. the department says it wants to know what is working and what needs to be better count. fire is also asking the public about what the agency's priorities should be. there's a link to the survey about the strategic plan on cal fire's website today, people living in most of the north bay will have to get a permit if they would like to burn anything on their property. burn permits are now required in sonoma, lake, napa burn landscape debris such as branches and leaves will have to file an application and read information about fire prevention. the permits are free and not required for campfires. health experts are warning this could be a more active tick season than usual. warmer temperatures plus vegetation

u. n says that even before the fighting's and 15 million people in sudan needed aid in london. hong kong, ktvu, fox two news developments in the war between ukraine and russia. the white house says. it estimated that russia has suffered 100,000 casualties with 20,000 people killed since december. ukraine is gearing up for a major counter offensive against russia to retake territory in the east. ukrainian troops have received tanks and armored vehicles from the u. s and other nato countries you can president says he's confident his troops can reclaim territory from russia. and says having sufficient weapons will be key. still wants f 16 fighter jets to go with the weapons and training his troops have already received from the west. francis says the vatican is on a mission to stop the war between russia and ukraine. and then it will do all that is humanly possible to reunite families who have been separated during the war. the pontiff did not offer specifics here as he spoke about the mission with reporters while on a plane after he left hungary. the holy father was compared or h

u. n says even before the fighting began about 15 million people living in sudan needed aid area woman withmembers in sudan says the situation is war zone e the sudan conflict started. 350 people have been killed, including civilians and 4500 more have been injured. there is no life in khartoum. it's death to smell of death. actually, the bodies our outside and no one can bear them. no one can if thd of, uh, if you went there, you were going to be like for sure, she says, because of the fighting. schools are closed in some areas, and people are afraid to leave their homes, meaning they have no access to food or medication. when she calls her family in sudan, she says she could hear the gunfire. the body administration has requested 1500 troops for the us mexico border, and we didn't expected migrant search following the end of a pandemic era restriction. officials with knowledge of the plan said the troops would focus on administrative duties and that law enforcement work would be done solely by us customs and border protection. troops would serve roughly 90 days, though their presence can

u. n says more than a half of saddam's population is in need of humanitarian assistance. so those are the headlines and keep up to date with all the news on our website. they're designed to screen onto 0 dot com. the news continues of to out of here what state you in pennsylvania bye for now. the all the full signals that sounds like she gets came up in was awesome and more that you know, savings, but i do visa, sand sick and stuff for the so my just office of little to vanessa a and also so he thought as you might think the, the major physical sense of the beauty of it subsides because it's tional last month, family memorial to his face. all secret. that'd be fun. it's all that he's will be goes. his father is here for the last one. was that back as i go to solve the single and that's what i mean that i saw on the golf you modeling. so this is fun, i believe. so do i go use? she said, well, does that, can you give me a call as well? that's too much send all the fun, they mean? look on the folder most everything he's nice on was supposed to been put on. some was your last

u. n says it will stay in afghanistan to deliver aid despite the ton of bonds restrictions on its female stock. and president biden, the sens us troops to tackle the growing number of migrants and refugees in the southern border as trump error restrictions come to an end. ah, let's get going with your weather update for age. i thank you so much for joining him. we set record low temperatures for the month of may and him alt show production, the northwest of india $8.00 degrees. typically this time the year we should see a lot more reads on the map which would indicate much higher temperatures. storms through this area is wall punjab state delhi right inside of the prediction. a wider view of india will show us also storms toward the east is while stretching from what spank all into town will now do. and careless states here on wednesday, this activity all came out of bach austin, some severe storms in the north co dot. she was soaked in some spots of the city, but a years worth of rain in less than 24 hours. now we do have this storm system winding up. it turned into something tropical.

u. n says it leads to 800000 people in myanmar need emergency food aid after a powerful sites on the ministry's, on test as a 145 people have died. so media estimates are much higher. the storm has caused widespread destruction in rocky and estate. evacuation efforts are still underway in northern italy following the worst flooding in a century. at least 14 people have died one more than 15, thousands of being forced to flee their homes. rescue efforts are being hindered by flood waters and line slides cutting off many roads in the area to ukraine's military has released the footage, which it says shows that russian shelling of the city of baffled both ukraine and russia's mercenary, both ukraine and russia's mercenary wagner. group of said that regular russian forces have retreated in recent days. the eastern city has seen intense fighting for months. prussia has declared green peace, an undesirable organization, effectively binding the environmental group from operating their authorities, accuse it of endangering national security and spreading anti russian propaganda. green piece is the late

u. n. are having a conference here in, doha may not invited the taliban, they're not invited. the women or the u. n though. say there's a reason for this, and actually i've just come from new york on a flight from new york and on the same flight was the insect general antonio terrace. and he made it clear to me that the, the international community need to be on the same page. and that's the purpose of this meeting, not to engage with the women, not to engage with the taliban, but to get the international community in the same place. because there are different countries with very different views. now one thing that he believes was strengthened, the u n's position is at the end of last week, the un security council came up with a resolution condemning the taliban and its policy towards women. and particularly the ban on the female un workers doing their jobs in afghanistan. he believes that the 1st real sign of unity on this issue from the security council could mean unity for this meeting, which is with a much wider grouping. it's western powers, it's regional powers at arrow powers, all coming together and t

u. n. says that it's been struggling with all that for the star test to a rest food in sky ashima. when it was known that he was in south africa, back in 2018, that asked for assistance from south african authorities. so that africa at that time had said that he was a refugee. you had rick the g state as in south africa and pulled at reason could not arrest him, stayed late to withdrawal. what the un says is an excuse and said, then there was no legal basis on which to arrest him. and so only later on issued a warrant for his arrest. and by that time it appears he had disappeared and it couldn't be found. now the un had complained saying that it was known that he was a genocide, suspected was known that he was in south africa and he hadn't been monitored to north south africa taking any concrete action. so it's only in the last 2 days they seems to remove mental and that and of course his arrest who was located on the farm and the area of paul just outside cape town. and evidently, according to authorities living under a false name. but it's taken several years full, socrates to ge

u. n. says 1000000 people have been displaced. they can't go home until the 2 sides agree to stop fighting. for the a car. how to 0. i have a morgan has more from under mine own, but homes latest public appearance. well, there are 2 messages here that can be read from the appearance of the army can rely on. and the 1st is that the army is in control of the general command of its forces . 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 to have 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 the sudanese on force forces. now the other thing that can be read into it is to boost the morales of the truth, are

u. n says more than half of the guns population is in need of humanitarian assistance at least to a rainy. and god send an oscar on ton of on 5 to have been killed and a gun fights at the boulder. both sides are accusing each other of shooting 1st. the instant the sound of the richest on provence and a half gun for himself. most son, residents have a forklift flagged abundance. it's not clear what caused the fighting hold on 1500. that's the climate for testers, have been arrested during the demonstration in the hague. police is walter cannon on the act to this, not to major road, and the 2nd comic good extension with bentley and says around 70000. people joined the radi. it's the 7th time kind of the test. as a look, the same sex have moved to a which is close to that department and government buildings. i think it's so many people are so worried about where it's heading towards the climate surprises. and we just want to give out a voice shout out that we need to do something and take action and especially are governments. first of slacking, so it's time to take action and stand up. mill

the technical support ship has arrived. inspect the tank s u n, says the operation to recover more than a 1000000 barrels of crude will begin seeing it's been moved without maintenance since 2015 on the tanka is that risk of exploding or spilling oil into the red c l . a. we spoke to the head of the human development program, a teams donna, he says that the international community has reacted decisively of the situation has invariably described in cataclysmic terms, a time bomb. the goal is shape a catastrophe, waiting to happen. imagine a 47 year old tank of one of the largest ever built being anchored to off the coast of u. m. and, and now not really inspected or maintained for almost 7 to 8 years. already a small r leak occurring a couple of years ago in the engine room. this is a rusty, old tank of with $1.00, that is the estimated amount of orlando board. 1.14000000 barrels of oil. and at any moment in time, this tank of good either exploded could break apart and it could cause not only an extraordinary and environmental damage and an extremely sensitive for ecological zone. the re

u. n says more than 90 percent of the news susceptible to extreme heat. most people here will have to do whatever they can to get to the long, hot days ahead. poking out to 0, the global temperatures are set to reach more than 1.5 degrees celsius above free industrial levels. and the next 5 years of that could have irreversible effects on the polar ice caps and dire consequences for humanity. 250 climate scientists have gathered at cape horn and southern chile to find ways to mitigate these changes or latin america editor of the same woman before us from nobody in your islands. located in the jeep horn archipelago, the sub antarctic region of chile is the southern most part of the americas. before antarctica itself, it's one of the very few untouched areas onto this. with 2 percent, 998 percent of christine water and pre industrial revolution. air debris piece is kind of a you'd ethic part. but the realistic part that has survived the impact of more than maybe so do you offer still, it was this kind of not the level that bodies scientists here are studyin

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u. n says the violence is, it was a levels. how did they get to be so powerful? well, there are essentially 2 company that's to, uh to, to gain file is there is a pure criminal ality where they are, you know, by performing extortion kidnappings and, and, and trying to, you know, get as much money as possible on one hand. and there's also a political, a pumping into it where they are essentially tools to, uh, you know, uh, crooked politicians or trying to secure votes or control electronic, uh votes, uh, in, in key popular areas using e o. u as a way of doing that in washington d. c. do you see the gains as being the problem or do you see them being a symptom of the problem because of the guidelines themselves? i mean, they've told out, is there a when we've interviewed them in the past that it's not gotten bonded, is that the problem is corruption at the political level that pulls this situation and thank you for having me. i believe the situation is just part of the problem, but the issues that we are facing in he is a very complex corruption, is at the root of

u. n. says the bank fractions, the work of, of agencies across the country. the fact that the teenage girls can't go to school under certain circumstances. aid is delivered a distributed for school children who to take that, that home, back to hungary, families. what is the time of i'm doing to feed its people? far as i see it here between the well those with the, the mentioning there was nothing i know how did a lot that and, and one, no, no, the, the, the, the, the importing, the, the woman who knew are in need of the need for the they not to mention kind of delivered them, it wouldn't mean couldn't deliver them. and when the we have a in that is in the villages they can do the work to any we read was uh we have about the full 2000. we had ordered just started in the ministry off of monitors and disabled they are delivering the, the aides and the payment. it would have months to them. so that is not a 100 bill, is spent about the war thing in, in jewels in the united nation. you cation, the, so i will, we are working all the issue, including these, to be as

u. n says the country's warring generals have agreed to send representatives, possibly to saudi arabia toe stable truce. meanwhile the red cross says that the biggest challenge remains transporting aid to areas in need. we don't go and be able to these to these entities, we won't be able to establish first and foremost, what are the most acute needs? the u. n says that even before the fighting began about 15 million people living in sudan needed some kind of help. according to the u. s state department, 1700. u s citizens have already been evacuated from sudan harmonica, peters talked with the bay or your woman who has family members in sudan. late last month, fighting for control of the government erupted between the sudanese army and rival paramilitary group rapid support forces. um north school for some areas for sure. no food, no electricity, no water nor medication. and you just when you when we call our family back home, it just we hear the guns. multiple ceasefire agreements have been negotiated and broken since then . and on monday another fragile 72 hour ceasefire agreement was p

u. n says more than half the population is in need of urgent assistance in the us prime minister under, under moody. it has no good right to a new parliament building expanded on government project to leave. i think there is administrative center opposition parties boycotted, opening coating movies and involvement, and in so so those were the headlines you can keep up to date with all the news and our website there is on your screen. i'll just share a dot com. the news continues here and i'll just say opt out is there a well the spectrum in pennsylvania as the it was 1941 world war 2, pull the rice, the rocky leaders, prime minister rashid villani, cited with german, while his wife, naughty. also. he supported britain and its own lines. the daughter in law of a rocky politician. nobody else saw you, wrote a biography of the 14 times find most cherokee upset over tens that you rack. we had to leave again some 3 years later, the, during the next you search and 1941 that she died 18 many staged his famous cool. this time when took refuge in jordan from their new site, attempted to undermin

u. n says, more than half the population is in need of urgent assistance. i'll just here as have a morgan reports from onto mon, of the ceasefire between the power military rapids support for says and this with the news army was mainly to open humanitarian craters for those who have been caught up in the fighting between the 2 sides to be able to receive humanitarian assistance. now that has not been achieved largely in many parts of the capital and other parts of the country as well, where the slicing between the 2 sides. human serenade was able to trickle in by saturday, but it was able to reach very few people. and organizations like the world with program says that it needs security for its supplies and its staff to be able to reach at least half a 1000000 people were in desperate need of 20 parent assistance. now on sunday, fighting once again was the between the army and the rapids support forces overhead fire bridge which connects the city or from the man to the city of by the in northern part of 2 plastic also resumed between the suicide in especiall

u . n says more than a 1000 of those have died. but despite the many depths people smugglers who spoke to elsie or claim that they are taking precautions or not, smith's reports from the italian island of lump producer of flux from stormy mediterranean seas. this week, these young bands have escaped. the fighting ensued on the southern most italian island. these brace for potentially record breaking some of migrant arrivals. the sudanese sailed from tennessee a web as a sophisticated unprofitable smuggling network jacoby and sit on the shoulder willing they'll be much more work and pads of the past. the smuggler tells us less the more than a $100000.00 migrants across the central mediterranean, according to the, your p and union. or guy, i've organized a lot of tips, was things didn't go as expected because the boat was overweight. and that's why so many died. there was no life fest or you know, to a 100 people lost their lives in 2 trips and produces migrant holding cents and managed by a local cooperative. a struggle to handle a

u. n says it desperately needed to support the region. cries is a top of cries, is, is threatening the lives of lively woods, of millions, across the hall of africa. the longest that all on records mess displacements after use of golf weeks and the security skyrocketing food prices, and now k o isn't fighting, giving goals. so then the, the thing disability across the entire region still have for you on this news from london and noisy, 5 year old. great grandmother dies in australia, a we offer, she was a, is in 5 police. and how can home columbia is all me, says new clues have been found to the whereabouts of 4 children missing in the jungle after a plane crash almost a month ago. and it's full. we need to face full play us and we've gotten the is the new training methods of taking him to the brink of north america's major league . the teen a ton was considered by many of the queen of rock and roll as died at the age of 83 . she was one of the biggest recording artist of old time with hits like private don'ts and simply the best kind of died at home in switzerland, often alone illness. rosa

u. n says it's the most the electives, humanitarian crisis in the world. for the 1st time of the kind of film festival, a 3rd of the movies and computation have been directed by one pattern sports. we can take the 1st look at the new logo for the 2026 default world concepts coming up, the center, the the hi there. this will likely come is little surprised, but parts of northern italy headset record rainfall for the month of may. some spots getting more than half a meter of rain. but here's the good news today on thursday that rain starts the peter out to the northeast of italy where there has been some flooding, still showers, football games. we've seen some flooding here, se krisha, northern serbia. but again, the rain turn spider, but some burst of rain to go for the west coast of italy around rome. still unsettled through the bus for as dragging down that cool air. so it's stumble. you'll max out at 15 degrees, and then i want to show you this the power of a cold front. so then it's got 13 degrees, big changes there, but wait for it. moscow. your next i

u. n says global plastic waste can be slashed by 80 percent by 2040 bring benefits with trillions of dollars. so please bear in mind since only elimination reduction as full life cycle approach, transparency and a just transition. only those can bring success because the truth is that we cannot recycle our way out of this mess. make assume sharif as well. so i'll stick pollution is a huge global problem. the un environment program says we produce more than 400000000 tons of plastic waste. if the most of it single use products meant to be thrown away off to one use and off the $7000000.00 tons of we generated globally so far, only a fraction has been recycled. so where does it go here? and lands, things like these oceans are also related with plastic waste, around $8.00 to $10000000.00 tons is being dumped every year by 2050 the amount of plastic ways, the light p out number on the fish and to see once a plastic product is produced, it's here to stay from 500 to up to a 1000 years and then turning it to home for microsoft sticks. it has a devastating impact on marine life and our eco system.

u. n. says, is falling apart, victoria gate and be al jazeera. well, i thought correspondence across all the developments here on the story. hurry me, tasa is in south student capital juba, where some student needs have fled. an interest is in chad speaking to refugees there. but 1st let's speak to him. morgan. she's in the sudanese capital cartoon here, but we've been seeing these black plumes of smoke rises above the capitol. mean presumably that's fairly indicative of what the cease fires like at the moment. yes, indeed. now at around 12 o'clock local time, which is around 10 gmc fi to just within the overhead in the northern parts of the capitol. hard to specifically over the city of battery that's just on the western side or in the northern part bank of the nile river. now residence in the city said that after this other fight to chat, they were able to hear, for strikes, launched by the fight just that belong to the news army against the clearly would be clearly identified. the residents, as our position be said that the rapid support for t

u. n. refugee agency says that urgency needs more funds to bring supplies to the millions of people in need. hundreds of thousands of people have fled to don for neighboring countries. for those who remain access to basics like food of electricity is no longer given. there is still plenty of goods in this market in west. i'll have bossy, 100 kilometers, north of the capitol, cartoons beat, vegetables, live animals. but the armed conflict is hampering the traitors. business is outside of the how to send the law started. fuel prices have gone up, there's no cash, no electricity on them. online. agriculture is to dance most important economic sector, but exports to neighboring egypt to collapse because of the unstable situation. fewer and fewer goods are reaching the capital as well. there are growing concerns . the people here will soon not be able to feed themselves as well. and i expect all of the retainers and small distribution shops will run out of supplies within a month. the food supplies will be money existence because almost all food companies in costume have been looted since the be

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u. n. a saying the humanitarian crisis is turning into a full blown catastrophe. that while the fighting is to dawn as close price as to shoe top and neighboring chad, making food items on affordable for many people. ah, hello, i'm marianne noisy and london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. russia launches and you barge of missiles that you cried, wounding at least 34 people, and causing extensive damage in one east and city. and he's not at his clash across france as work is used, may de rallies to protest against president micron, raising the retirement age. ah. hello and welcome to the program. we've been following developments said on the 6th cease 5. it's when the army and the power military rapid support forces has been interrupted by as strikes gunshots and explosions the fighting intensify despite the warring signs extending their truce by another 3 days. the u. n. is wanting, the humanitarian crisis in sudan is turning into a full blown catastrophe with the risk of spill over into neighboring countries. a serious concern. million

u. n. was saying, congress were not on track to meet the pirates agreements kind of schools. and we have to remember with all these ground slides also came mass layoffs with canceled boss routes. low income workers had no way to get to their jobs. restaurant workers, another customer service industries who cannot work from home, became dependent on governments and stimulus handouts have led to record inflation, and i'm in pending recession. we're also now learning probably it was a lot. it isn't that definitely, especially as we 1st believe, the vaccines don't work and governments are not releasing findings. the virus came from a lab leak in one. the mask, everyone was forced where you started save. they didn't even stop the spread. now icon for 5500 tons of plastic waste. as 1600000000 this possible mask answer. our ocean seems 20. 20 people have lost faith in their government's a media for making them stay home and destroying the economy. i live so low a middle class families across the globe. would people even trust scientists if they said a lot that will save the planet?

u. n. and the u. n. agencies, i'm behind the scenes, i think is fair to say that there is pulse of the un remove that heads within the pots, and the division is really between the political side of u. n. and the humanitarian side of the united nations. in fact, it was a meeting 24 hours ago to try and come up with the position going forward. and what you am was going to do about it see monetary and look up because of the of tal about buying on female u. n. workers, the humanitarian side, say we just got to keep on working, whatever the restrictions and get the 8 out the people and get support to people. the political side. i'll saying if you make the sort of concession and only have been delivering aid and don't let women do that, what then? that's a very big concession to be very hard then for the international community to do fun. get to tell about and to reverse that decision in the future. i'm being told that we might not even get a decision out of this meeting today. and it's possibly the different positions are going to be referred to new york for them to make a final decision. one, the high lev

possibly took the balance and what they say is a crucial ballot, and usher in a new chapter in the countries. history said there was just the to the r becker se to k, the u n's refugee agency says donors have not been fast enough in responding to the emergency. and so don, you and hcr says that is finding another international appeal for assistance. this comes as sedans, warring sides have signed an agreement to protect civilians and the movement of humanitarian aid. it follows several days of talks, insides you radiate between the army and found that power military rapids support forces. many civilians have been charged by nearly a months of fighting one hundreds of thousands of being internally displaced. even morgan has more from undermine so don of the agreement is just a confirmation from the 2 sides that they will abide by the international law when it comes to complex, which is allowing for safe passage for civilians were caught up in the conflict to be able to leave the areas where there's active slicing to a safer place and as well as allowing uh, 8 organizations and their organizations concern to check on the welfare of prisoners of wars or those w

u. n says even before the fighting started about 15 million people in sudan needed age barrier woman withmembers in sudan says the situation is grim for her loved ones and others who are living in a war zone since the sudan conflict started. 530 people have been killed, including civilians. 4500 more people have been injured. there is no life in khartoum. it's the sinus smell of death. actually the bodies our outside and no one can bear them. no one can even cover them. because if they kind of, uh, if you went there, you were going to be life for sure. she says, because of the fighting schools are closed. in some areas. people are afraid to leave their homes, meaning they have no access to food or medicine, she says. when she calls her family in sudan, she can hear the gunfire time now. 7 35 back here at home. rideshare and food delivery companies say recent violence against drivers as well as passengers are creating what they say is a false narrative. however three attacks last night that occurred within days of each other in florida. raising some new concerns about the safety of based r

and refugee agency says more than $1000000.00 people have been displaced in just a month of fighting is done. at least 250 thousands of them have been forced to flee the country. u. n. h c all says more than 840000 people have been internally displaced. emergency crews of baffling to contain a while far west and spain. hundreds of people have been evacuated from villages and the extra mentor region since the base started on wednesday. local authorities are blaming austin for the fine and rescue operations are continuing in the northern italy of the heavy rain cost severe floods. at least 14 people have been killed about 15000, i mean displaced by the stone. there's all the headlines and these continues here and i'll just say are off the 101 east. the 1st is instead of here turn down to and large numbers for a presidential election to produce no clear win. as presidents are drawn and challenger, co should all the go have to have in a run up on may 28th will succeed, you know, find the post for the prices of the story as improves on obviously since the 19th century, thousands of the ancient artifacts to be lucid from asian countries, ending up in western museums and