it there. thanks so much. ryan patel really appreciate it again. thank you, kim. and a quick programming note. you can watch free zakaria s full interview with us secretary treasury secretary janet yellen sunday at 10 am in new york. that s three in the afternoon in london only here on cnn. the death toll keeps growing after a barrage of russian missile strikes in eastern ukraine still ahead, survivors speak about the strikes in slovenians as the city comes to grips with the aftermath, plus the family of the detained journalists in russia speaks out for the first time when evan gorski parents want people to know about their son. stay with us. choosing a treatment for your chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours orr more can be overwhelming. so ask your doctor about botox. botox prevents
the company s goals. space x says the craft could help humanity returned to the moon and potentially travel to mars. and finally this hour, nasa is revealing a new habitat where volunteers will help prepare for missions to mars. it s a three d printed home nicknamed mars dune alpha for volunteers will live in the 1700 square foot building for a year at a time. it has two bathrooms, a vertical farm, a medical room and lounge. scientists will watch as volunteers perform simulated space walks, take care of personal hygiene, exercise and grow crops. it s all the way to better understand the impacts of long isolation on human health. alright that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom i m kim brian hooper and follow me on twitter at kim bruun hoover, cnn this morning is next.
central monday at nine eastern. returning to a story where falling out of sudan witnesses tell cnn there has been heavy fighting around the presidential palace and the army headquarters in khartoum. let s go now to nairobi, where where cnn s larry meadow is following the story. so, larry, uh you know, this is just still unfolding. but what more are you learning? kim it s still too early to make sense of what all this means, but what we re seeing on the streets of khartoum and other parts of sudan appears to be a power struggle between these two parallel military that exist in sudan. sudan is currently run by what is called the sovereign council, and the head of the council is general abdel fattah al burhan, who is the defacto leader of sudan. but the vice chair of the sovereign council is a general. um mohammed have done better known as committee. he is the leader of the rapid
to read a statement from you, now from the official spokesperson for the sudanese to sudanese armed forces, who said our honorable people in continuation of its course of treachery and betrayal. the rapid support forces attempted to attack our forces in the sports city. and other locations and our armed forces confronting them. so you see these battling statements as well between the rsf and the military, leading to further conflict and escalation that people just don t understand why there s so much of this bad blood between these two units and yet the sudanese people wish to return to civilian rule and have what is the rsf subsumed into the military or some kind of deal that would see their aspirations for peace come to fruition. kim it s really disturbing development will keep following this story throughout the day, larry even know thank you so much for appreciate. well fresh off a three day state visit to china. brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva will next tour the unit
story with anderson cooper premieres tomorrow at eight on cnn. welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i m kim bruun. whoever this is cnn newsroom. president emmanuel macron s plan to change the pension system is now the law of the land in france. about the anger against macron and his plan to raise the retirement age from 60 to 64 is stronger than ever. some protesters lit flares after the nation s highest constitutional court approved the reform. on friday. there were reports of fires and arrests and hours later, macron signed the pension reform into law. the government says the changes are needed to keep the pension system financially sound in the coming years, but union leaders are vowing to continue the fight. at least one leader calling for historic protests on