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asian sauce falls sharply after the united states reports higher than expected inflation. ah la, you're watching al jazeera life, my headquarters in doha. i'm fully back table also coming up. u. s. senators clinch a bipartisan deal on a plan for tight, a gun gun control, but it falls short of tougher steps or to buy present. joe biden. french left wing parties make strong gains in parliamentary elections, threatening president emanuel mcmillan's majority and police in brazil. find personal belongings of a missing journalist, and an inject indigenous expert in the amazon as hopes feet of finding them alive. ah, asian markets are down across the board on monday. that's after the u. s. federal

reserve reported higher than expected inflation figures on kong hung thing index is down more than 3 percent. the indian rope has all into a record low dipping below $78.00. 78 to the u. s. dollar. and both the cost been south korea and japan benchmark benchmark me k index have lost more than 3 percent . the yen is at its lowest to the dollars since 1998 go through a fundamental denise hooked it up. it's important the currency rates move staley, reflecting fundamentals, iowa. but recently there have been sharp yen declines, and we are concerned about it. the government will continue to work closely with the bank of japan and stay on guard. paying close attention to currency movements and the impact on the economy and prices. so looking to go in a moment, we'll have more on the fall of the indian currency with pavley metal in new delhi. but 1st let's go to robert bride in so. so rob, not a great day on the asian markets,

it does seem as though the asian markets have had the we can to digest this increasingly bad news from the u. s. the reporting of this highest level of their inflation rate for 40 years. and then as soon as trading opened monday, the chance to respond to it and responding very negatively the nick, a indexer in tokyo down 3 percent on the day, 3 and a half percent down on the cost. be here in south career, a similar kind of drop on the hang sang index in hong kong. there are also a local concerns here which have made the market so jittery. we have another cobit 19 outbreak in bay jing that has prompted concerns that once again, the chinese authorities pursuing this policy of 0 cove. it may take the decision to close down parts of the chinese capital once more impacting output. and there are these continuing fears that with this inflationary rate, that so the u. s. federal reserve may once again raise interest rate. so we could expect a more turbulent,

more downward trends on these markets later on. as we go through this week, that is a, is having the effect of her, of increasing the value of the dollar quite markedly against asian currencies, particularly the japanese yen. at one point monday, the one us dollar was buying a $135.00 japanese yen. it's hasn't been that strong in more than 20 years and that the truck as strike arrived in south korea continues. how much disruption is that causing? this is a concern here in south korea. we're now in de 7 of this strike here. so at the end of the 1st week this is a powerful union, it's the truckers union is more than $20000.00 members and they have been a campaigning for a rate freight guarantee. basically a minimum wage guarantee that to safeguard themselves against rising prices, in particular, rising fuel costs are putting fuel in their trucks. now they are, i've been taking industrial action there, which at times has been quite militants targeting various things like distribution

centers, port facilities, car factories and so on. or which in turn has then affected the supply of things like components for production line. so we are seeing a knock on effect into other businesses and industries. things like the car industry, the production of steel and cement of all been impacted. these are industries that were already struggling by the so called supply chain problems, which of the seem to have been a global problem as we come out of the pandemic. so we are starting the 2nd week of this industrial action a with as yet no and insight. thank you for that. rob mcbride live there in. so let's check in with pub in town now in your daily pass me a record for, for india skanky. now so in just currency and the stock market are responding to global concerns, the biggest worry is the situation in the united states. the worry is that the high interest rates over there could end up increasing interest rates are behind fashion

over there rather could end up impacting our interest rates. the other situation that is causing concern is the outbreak the coven 19 outbreak in china, particularly in beijing and shanghai. and what this could mean for the chinese economy, as well as the global economy, the indian ruby is now trading at its lowest levels in history. this has wiped our hundreds of millions of dollars of india as our foreign currency resolve. investors have lost millions of dollars in the stock market, and in the us top companies have also lost billions of dollars in their valuation. now all of this is playing out as there are concerns about uneven growth domestically food. inflation is at a record high. there is an unprecedented heat wave that has damaged crops in central and northern india. the government says it expects themed in economy to

grow at about 9 percent, but economist point out that hundreds of millions of vulnerable engines are not are going to benefit from this both. thank you for that path natal at live in new delhi . in other world news, a bipartisan group of senators in the united states has agreed on a framework for new gun control laws. it's aimed at curving, rising violence and would keep weapons away from people deemed to be a threats. but critics say the measures don't go far enough. my can every, for some washington the framework agreement follows weeks up closed door negotiations in the senate. it's one of the 1st bipartisan gun control agreements in decades. we haven't had significant federal legislation in nearly 30 years. so having a framework announced, having 10 republican senators, long with 10 democrats signing off on that, which would avoid the filibuster in the united states senate. it's

a really big deal. the tentative agreement has been welcomed by president biden, who's tweeted, i want to thank senator chris murphy and the bipartisan group for the gun safety proposal that does not do everything that i think is needed. but it reflects important steps in the right direction with bipartisan support. there are no excuses for delay. let's get this done. but some don't want it done. i think it's deeply disappointing that republican leadership decided to get in league with the democratic conference in the senate to put together a gun control bill. you know, that should be a huge red flag for republican voters going into the fall. significant proposals include incentives for states to pass so called red flag laws, which allow a judge to decide whether a gun via or owner poses a potential threat to others. federal background checks and buyers under $21.00 would include access to their records as minors and federal funding for mental

health care and increase school security. so, but these measures for well short of what's being demanded by gun control. advocates including president biden himself at rallies across us saturday. calls were made for a bad on the sale of semi automatic weapons and high capacity magazines. and for the age at which an individual can buy a rifle raised from $18.00 to $21.00, to match the existing federal law concerning hand guns, assault rifles we used in the mess, shootings, and you valve the texas and in buffalo, new york. in each case, they were wielded by 18 year olds, the senate to subset an informal goal of passing the bull before the 24th of the month. when congress goes on a 2 week recess back with the legislation still not fully written. it's unlikely that this goals will be met and it's

certain that the modest suggestions will do little to ease the mounting pressure on politicians to pass meaningful gun control measures or face the consequences in the midterm elections. mike hannah, august era, washington in france, present a manual. my cause majority in the national assembly hangs in the balance. preliminary results suggests his interest coalition is neck and neck with its left wing wyvil after the 1st round of parliamentary elections. as natasha butler reports, the president's party is likely to win the most seized, but that may not be enough. the french president looked to relaxed as he voted in the coastal resort of little k. but emmanuel, my call face is a challenging week after the 1st round of frances parliamentary elections. he sent tristan lyons, his own track to windlow seats, but not necessarily the majority. he needs to push ahead with his reformer, gender,

who's from the 3rd 4th, for the judge. we are the only political movement and a position to win a majority in the national assembly. we have one week before us to rally our forces one week to persuade one week to win a strong and clear majority. only such a strong and clear majority will enable us to respond to the urgent issues which affect the daily lives of french people. a clever or a new left wing block that includes greens, communists and socialists created by far left leadership. incremental shaw has emerged as the main rival to macros party. it's attracted voters concerned over the cost of living and climate change. jerbill neutral program, i call on our people viewing this result and this opportunity for our personal lives and for the nation. i column people to go out and reject once and for all the funeral projects with macro do more. the far right and conservative parties trailed the centrists and the left in an election that's largely fail to capture photos. imagination turned out was that in historic low,

with less than half of those eligible costing their ballots. this phone comes less than 2 months after the presidential campaign, so there's definitely a sense of election fatigue. it's also the case though, that a growing number of people in france feel fed up of politics and politicians, and increasingly disengaged from the political process with a tight race ahead parties will step up their campaigns in a critical test for the president. the big lesson of this 1st round for him and erin mccoys, that he is not certain to have an absolute majority in parliament, and that will make his life more difficult if he hasn't got one. so he is tried to hummer this message in the last few days before the 1st run and he will be trying to push that message for the 2nd ra. give me a majority. in one week, voters will return to the polls for the 2nd round of the election and will determine how france is governed for the next 5 years. whether there will be a swing to the left or more of the same. natasha butler out to sara,

paris. cilla head on al jazeera, more political uncertainty in iraq after the biggest block in parliament, resigns and women in zimbabwe are hammering out a better future in the face of a flagging economy. ah hello, there is all about the exceptional heat across europe at the moment in particular for that southwest corner and weston area. but we're gonna see a lot of that warm stretch across east as the wet weather works its way towards eastern europe now. for spain and portugal, the iberian peninsula has been sizzling under a heap way that's been described as the worst pre summer heat way into decades and temperatures. here are going to be on the up if we have a look by tuesday, will be touching up towards the mid fourties, lots of sunshine and dry weather and those temperatures. i'm only going to be on

the up for the south west to spain, but also for much of portugal and further afield. we'll see that rush of thunderstorms stretch its way across switzerland and austria. some thunderstorms popping off across the balkans and down into greece and turkey. farther north of this for poland, we are going to see some wet weather rolling through by the time we to tuesday, those storms will be sweeping across the baltic states into western russia. now what to mix bad for much of scandinavia? for britain island, it isn't improving picture within lots of spells and of sunshine. and we're going to see the temperature pick up here too. if we have a look at the 3 day for london. well, we're gonna be nearly 10 degrees above the average. by the time we get to friday, lots of warmth to be enjoyed. that should weather update, ah, use from al jazeera on the go and need to know. i'll just there is only

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a curb, the lies in prices, japan, sneaky, and the cost been suffering both fell more than 3 percent. while the indian will be, has gates of record know in france, president demand mcmorris majority in the national assembly heights in the balance luminary resource, what his century's volition, neck and neck with its left wing rival after the 1st round of parliamentary elections and a bipartisan group. of us senators has agreed on a framework for mock a modest gun control after a series of mash shootings. the proposal focuses on red flagged laws aimed at preventing people who may be a threat to themselves, while others from buying gutters or christina delgado is a gun reform advocate. she says they are opportunities for congress to do more. these measures are really fantastic measures. they are incremental movements forward and are also vitally necessary. but, you know, coming from a community that actually survives one of these for rick school shooting. it

definitely makes her feel like we're still left in the dark. i do feel that we can do more, you know, i just, i don't think family we these, these practices that we're asking for, such as ethan for kimberly, for the education in the storage indication in refundable ownership and penalty for those individual who are acting in negligence. would not affect any responsible gun owner that i know or even my family. it's really kind of hard for some of us to understand why it's so difficult for you. it will be then to really define those negligent people from us, responsible gun owners. you know, it's an unfortunate reality that we live here in the us, but it does not have to be this way forever. these are incremental changes that are vastly important that we do come through and pass that just as you know what was discussed prior to coming here to this moment. this is simply a draft,

this is not the final, the final draft to be passed right away. so there is still time for these members of the senate to have discussion, to really take into consideration other ways that we can improve these different titles in this bill. please in brazil say they have identified items belonging to a reporter and indigenous rights expert who went missing in the amazon, a backpack, a laptop, and an identification cod were found in the it's a chi river. indigenous wide, expert boone up herrera and british journalist dom phillips disappeared a week ago. a men were on a reporting trip in a remote jungle area near the border with through and columbia. when he came knocking every force from the engineer. oh, dolly blue. oh, going a vigil for british journalist dom phillips and indigenous expert group. it eda,

family, friends and colleagues of the peer gathered in rio de janeiro, demanding to know what's happened to them. so they went missing a week ago in the other. the valley in area in the amazon, twice the size of japan, and home to the largest number of uncontested tribes in the world. the vigil was held on copper goblin, a beach. the place were phillips used to paddle serv. before moving to more these to brazil, to write a book about saving the amazon, he was on his way back from an expedition with bid eda, when both men disappeared. human remains were reportedly found where the pier was last seen, but they are still being identified. would agree with, but if that which was this was dorms loss, a trip there? he told my sister, his wife alessandra that he needed one more interview to finish his book. i think dawn went to the amazon because he belong there. he's an englishman who was born in

the wrong place. he loved the rain forest and the inhabitants bit. eda used to work for for nigh the government agency responsible for protecting brazil's indigenous people in the prison at all de. okay. local, have bruno was forced to leave the agency because he did not agree with the prison jabal to narrows policy of opening up the amazon for commercial exploitation. and leaving its unprotected in us, was the only 1400 people in our agency. and we have to protect $1000000.00 indigenous people occupying an area of extra prisons, 13 percent of brazil's territory sprinkler called them up to speed. it started working on his own with their shove id tribes. we accompanied him during an expedition several months ago in the same area where he was last seen with dom phillips video was already being threatened because he was helping local tribes collect evidence of the invasions to their territories and report them to local authorities. here both of them are 1st,

we were very hopeful that both men were alive because don was with bruno, who is very experienced. the family thought there must have been ambushed but managed to hide the boat and escape through the forest. but our week has gone by and our hopes are diminishing. all we will now is for them to be found. we have a right to know what happened to them. this march is not only to put pressure on the government, flying rider. don phillips, i'm indigenous extra little bit era. so we're a bigger cause people here say both men, defender saving the amazon, monica in our give, i'll just iraq. rio de janeiro al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist sydney occupied west bank. sharina barclay was shot in the hedge by israeli forces while she was an assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral israeli forces formed the procession and started beating

mourners, causing poor berries. thomas tromp a casket that didn't sound thousands of palestinians from marching through antibodies, chose them to take part in her funeral and burial members of the channel community of condemned her killing and continue to call for an independent investigation. sharina blackly was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of these really occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine to iraq. now where she, a cleric knocked out outside her in 72 members of his party, have resigned from parliament. they were part of the biggest political block and the move means more uncertainty. after 8 months of political deadlock, norbert manly reports mac tada on father is considered one, the most popular politicians in iraq. his party with the biggest winner in october, the election with 73 of 329 c. but after months of no party being able to form

a government thought it announce he was considering stepping down. 3 days later, his party followed for the elderly said, be harder to learn what luck. iraq does not need the formation of a government, but in effect of government, his majority serves its people. it turns as glued into obedience to god. so little beloved said was blocked members, right? fear resignations from parliament unless say the news is confusing. asada is a staunch opponent of a reigning influence in rocky politics. yet the supreme court rules, the next party with the highest votes, will gain seats. and that party is closely allied with a run. this means a more seats to be gained by the state of law group, which is headed by miss didn't. would, in mckee, by groups that are affiliated with the popular will be lies, nation forces. so it's going to strengthen the hand of this coalition, which is a pro iran coalition. october's general election having pushed forward after large

protests shook the country. 2 years earlier, crowds math in bucktown 30th square as people demanded jobs, better services, and an end to state corruption. they swelled and spread south, leading to the resignation of prime minister, add up to lottie by made tens of thousands of supporters of our father also turned out in the show of political clout the media websites which are affiliated with the sud. wrists. i've already started to call for protest. i mean, so that is a few that we might go back to the kind of violence that was present in 2019 on sutter had failed to jockey for majority coalition in parliament. but many now questioned whether he will influence his supporters to mount political pressure from the streets. lore about manly,

unto syrup. the war in ukraine now and russian forces have blown up a bridge between the embattled eastern city of sierra jonetta and las shank. the severed the nest is in the low hand screech and where there's been intense fighting . in recent weeks, the russian attack leaves just one of 3 bridges in the area. still standing, local official say that's limiting possible evacuation wards for civilians shall anchors. energy minister says further rationing of fuel is likely to begin by the 1st week of july. the amount of petrol and diesel people can put in their cars and motor bytes is already limited. the countries, worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, has less water is spending days in cues for fuel. we now fernandez reports from colombo mercy pereira, struggling to keep the home fires burning for 35 years, who has been making unit selling string hoppers a populace reluctant staple. but with food prices, sky, rocketing cooking as an garrison unavailable. she's struggling on like

a linear court. i don't have that angle. i have to look after 8 people i, i manage all the expenses, was what i make. even the water and electricity bells. my, if costs increase more than this, i just can't go on like music, not alone. marshall uncles are reeling as food. inflation has raced past 50 percent . i ha, ha, ha, my dorm, a border, 3 days more than no human last week. no joy, it's are all really every day to bring argument that muslim again, i the in the middle, so our meeting, the person who bought kilos before now buys 250 grams. things are at rock bottom of the united lation says the country's economic crisis has affected food security, agriculture, livelihoods, and access to health services. it's word food program says 3 out of 4 families are

badly affected by cutting back on meals. they're cutting back on the portions of those males and they're buying food that's much cheaper, but much less nutritious, which the un and non government organizations are appealing for almost $50000000.00 for what they describe as life saving assistance to the worst hit people. but they're a bigger concerns. my fear is that bores are, are much larger portion of the population who will very soon need the same kind of assistance unless there is a fundamental change in the situation here. there's little sign of that at present . fuel supplies are running low thousands of sri lanka and q for hours, sometimes days. energy minister can't in a v. jessica says he has no choice but to introduce a weekly quarter for registered consumers. many people waiting in queue is too large a 0. they don't believe this will work. oh,

another group fed up with george's took to the streets, banging pots and pans and kitchen you. sensors, demanding present good hobby, roger boxer, and his latest government step down. the government is trying desperately to find a solution to the crisis, but must meet stringent conditions before we can secure a bailout. these don't mean much for the 10s of thousands of people struggling to put food on the table. miller fernandez, audra 0 colombo, millions of people are being tested for corona virus in beijing after an outbreak in the city, at least a $183.00 people have been infected after one sick person went to several bars in a 2 week period. nightline venues were only reopened last monday, but have been ordered to shut down again by the government as part of china 0 over 19 policy. 143 new infections were reported nationwide on monday with 51 cases in b. j not as in bob where were mining is usually a male dominated industry, but in

a rural area in the north, one operation is being run and staffed entirely by women is providing much needed income in a country where millions of people are living in poverty harm tasa reports from her own way. yes, this isn't an ordinary mine in zimbabwe. only women, why can't women like 15 emma cooper? 3 years ago she was struggling to look after her children while working as a farm laborer. let us know if we can come here morning is better than growing to martyr's onions and other vegetables. i used to so vegetables, but the money was very little money. now i'm earning a bit more and i can send my children to school if you and none of these women had any experience in mining, they learned on the job in a country with a very high unemployment rate. these aqua marine gemstones have created new opportunities for them. they plan to start a jewelry line, making pieces like these from the gemstones. the women say working at the mine is

empowering. most of them are survivors of abuse and bed circumstances at home. in this has been a safe place for them to come to buy this. i mean that's when they come to work here. they are able to get out of situations that they've been in because before they were depending on their partner and they couldn't get out of situations in this place, is provide a little that opportunity to get out of always economy has been in crisis for years in place and jumped to more than 130 percent in may. families are struggling. this is mainly a farming area. each family has a small piece of land with the go crops to eat or sell, but they still struggle to make ends meet. like if we're out of the country, finding a proper job is difficult. patina mar. cooper's husband is too ill to get a job working at the mine. she is now a family's breadwinner. some.