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fans are in good spirits as they get ready to watch their teams based on it's really up to the world. ah, hello, welcome to the news. we begin in asia, west stocks a down across the board. this monday, after spike in inflation, in the united states, multiple indices have dropped more than 3 percent. the indian ruthie has also hits a record low and in japan, the young fallen to its lowest point into decades. frugal front them in that of a nice look that on it's important, the currency rates lose. staley, reflecting fundamental, but recently have been sharp. yen declines and we are concerned about it. the government will continue to work closely with the bank with japan and stay on guard,

paying close attention to currency movement and the impact on the economy and prices. so looking to wait a moment, we'll have more on the fall of the indian currency with putney metal, who is in new delhi. let's go 1st to rob mcbride, who's installed for us on a great day. and the asian markets rob was driving these losses. it did seem as though the asian markets have had a full a we can to digest all of this bad news coming out of the united states with this 40 year record high in the interest in the rate of inflation. really surprising. many people and with the start of trading monday morning, having their 1st chance to react and reacting very negatively, all of the major indices recording big drops, the nick k in tokyo, down 3 percent, 3 and a half percent down on the cost be here in south korea a similar fall in the hang thing index in hong kong, and it's not just a global economic gloom which is pulling down the sentiment here in asia. you also

seeing a cause is full concern, much closer to home. for example, ongoing cobit outbreaks in mainland china. we have an outbreak in beijing with concern that possibly the authorities that once again trying to achieve 0 cove, it may take restrictions in the chinese capital, which again would impair the recovery of the chinese economy. and then in the background, of course is the threat. the continued threat as we get into this trading week, which again is going to probably see more turbulence in the days to come on the asian markets. the threat of the federal reserve in the united states having to raise interest rates once more to try to tackle inflation, which again, is seeing with all of these moves by the fed. the increasing strength of the us dollar against asian currencies, especially the japanese yen. on monday, one us dollar buying a 135 year in which it hasn't been that strong in more than 2 decades. ok, thank you for that. we're all mcbride, that 1st in soul. let's go to putney metal,

who's a new delhi. we've also seen a record full for the indian car and see what's behind that. you know, it's been a tough day for the indians talk market and the currency, the ruby is down to it's lowest levels in history. and the stock market trading just ended a few minutes ago. and the benchmark centex is done by more than 2 and a half percent. now this was expected and traders say that it is because of the global sentiment. there are 2 major points of concerns. one is the situation in the west where there is record inflation and a possibility of an interest rate height or with that. the other. 2 is the coven 19 outbreak in china and the impact that would have on china's economy, as well as the international market? now, domestically, there are also concerns about inflation. we are expecting the latest numbers to

come in any time today. but investors are worried that if inflation numbers in india cross 8 percent interest rates could also go up here. now in terms of impact, the 1st major impact is that imports will become more expensive. that is especially worrying for a country like india that imports most of its oil. and we know that fuel prices impact prices of almost everything else. now, analysts say that the markets are expected to remain jittery until the situation in the u. s. t balances. so what exactly is the government doing to handle these high prices, this high inflation? some of the last few weeks we have seen some government policies come in. i mean, ah, a few weeks ago interest rates did go up the, our government has also been concerned about food security because there is an

unprecedented heat wave in northern india, in central indian so exports off our produce like wheat and sugar have also been kept to ensure there is food supply over here, the government says it does expect our economy to grow at about 9 percent. there are other indicators that show that it or recovery post are the pandemic enforced our. the lock downs is on track, but many economists point out that a lot of this growth is not trickling down. that hundreds of millions of people who are not, are invested in the stock market, who are not seeing a job creation are not, are being left out of this growth. ok. pub nie a good to talk to a pub name at all there for us in new delhi. and we will be speaking to an analyst later. and looking at the outlook for these asian economies as head winds continue

to hit them. shank, as energy minister as further rationing of fuel is likely to begin in the 1st week of july. amount of petrol and diesel people can put in their cars. and motor bikes is already limited motorists a queuing up at fuel stations across the country, which is in the midst of its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years. now fernandez has a support from colombo mercy perry, re struggling to keep the home fires burning for 35 years. she has been making and selling string hoppers a populous reluctant staple with food prices, sky, rocketing cooking as an kerosene unavailable. she's struggling on like on the nichol. i don't have it and i have to look after 8 people. i mean, i manage all the expenses with what i make even the water and electricity bills. if costs increase more than this, i just can't go on. lucy is not alone. mostly lanterns are reeling as food

inflation has raced past 50 percent. i haul ha, my donahoe border 3 days more then no human last week. yeah. so it's are already every day to bring argument that my login i the in la money. the person who bought kilos before now buys 250 grams. things are at rock bottom of the united nation, 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 or putting 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 u. n. a 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 the doors are,

are much larger portion of the population who will very soon need the same kind of assistance unless there's a fundamental change in the situation here. there's little sign of that at present . fuel supplies are running low, thousands of sri lankan skew for hours, sometimes days, energy minister continent. 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 shortages took to the streets, banging pots and pans and kitchen utensils. demanding president got, i'll be roger boxer, and his latest government stepped 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. mila fernandez al jazeera colombo. plenty more has on the news out, including merck and senators, clinch a bipartisan deal on a plan for tight. a gun control. as anger grows off to series of mass shootings and support this fall a well number one goal for takes a swipe at one of the sports legends. details coming up with foreign schoolmate and france. president emmanuel macros majority in the national assembly hangs on the balance. preliminary results suggest his centrist coalition is neck and neck, with its left wing rival after the 1st round of parliamentary elections. as natasha butler reports, the president's party is likely to win the most seats. but that may not be enough.

the french president looked to relaxed as he voted in the coastal resort of lou to care, but emanuel mac or faces a challenging week after the 1st round of france's parliamentary elections. his centrist alliance is on track to window seats. but not necessarily the majority, he needs to push ahead with his reformer, gender, who 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. it clever 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. japan look,

we're broke. i called on are people viewing as a 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 trail, the centrists and the left. in an election that largely failed to capture the voters imagination turned out was in a story low with less than half of those eligible costing their balance. the phone comes less than 2 months after the presidential campaign. so this definitely a sense of election fatigue. it's also the case though, the growing number of people in france feel fed off of politics and politicians, and increasingly disengaged from the political process with a toy race ahead to politics will step up their campaigns in a critical test for the president. the big lesson of the 1st rounds for him i knew in my car, is that he's 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 try to

hammer this message in the last few days before the 1st run and he will be trying to push that message for the 2nd run. 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. i'll just say we're power . let's go to joe as lie for us in paris. jonah, was the reaction. been to this 1st round of results? well, the newspaper front page is carrying stories like that one in paris yet and talking about the sort of urgent scrambled out in a frantic last week of campaigning by microns centrists to try and secure that majority is prime minister. elizabeth born a candidate in the national assembly, calling on voters to embrace a majority to vote for stable, cohesive government in the face of. he cannot make instability at home and problems

on the international stage the left. meanwhile, they're not going to secure and outright majority, but they are going to become the main opposition force liberal. the heralding the return of the left as a force in politics in france for the 1st time in many years, dominated by the forces of the right john, the melon, sean urging people to overturn the macro majority. and what he described as the disastrous policies that would follow things like welfare and jobs, benefits reforms, a higher retirement age and so on. but if you ask ordinary french vote to some i spoke to this morning, you get a sort of gallic shrug. let's wait. and see what happens and that reflect the low turn out that natasha was talking about over the weekend. the majority didn't even both anger and disillusionment with the political class is what the analysts say. and that low turn up if it's repeated next weekend, will be a real worry for macro and, and the center is because a low turn up, particularly in the cities would tend not to favor the incumbent. thank you for

that jane hall that 1st live in power are members of the largest political block in iraq's parliament, have resigned. after 8 months of deadlock, over forming a government, it follows a request from their leader, their shia cleric with pat outsider. on thursday. he threatened to withdraw from parliament if a national majority government can be formed by sunday 73 lawmakers step down by the elderly. phoebe harder to live on iraq does not need the formation of a government, but ineffective government whose majority serves its people. but it turns as glued into obedience to god so little beloved said was plucked members, right, fear resignations from parliament. what the hollow? let's get him out nude until you are heed. who is live for us in baghdad with the latest. what is the fall out from? these resignations will probably of the recent or is the statement by the speaker of the parliament hammer that had was he who was an

oppressor hosted by his counterpart in a jordanian counterpart in a man. he just mentioned that there is a once the member's id submitted, that is a resignation. it's accepted. we don't know for certain whether or not this means a final resignation or not. because by virtue of the internal panel of the parliament that needs to go certain complicated tests, procedures, including legal procedures, procedures, voting and also it entails, it entails, are bringing the 2nd, the frontrunners from each constituencies. these resigned. parliament members are where registered at for the time being. also there has taken this move. according to his, her age. after 8 months of deadlock, 8 men miles of the look that derailed the forming of a new government to read the or foiled the election of

a president of the state for 3 times. and now his arrival political parties, namely, what a so called the core nation framework that includes the political part except to suggest a movement. and they are affiliated with the law. they say they did plan to hold a pressure today, but probably now they're not in a very good situation given the fact that they are now under pressure because they know very well that if they go ahead and pull a government that does not include the se, parliamentarians then they will face the demonstrations again in the street because they chose the corruption and then they know that because go to square. well, thank you for that. all correspondence, my mood, a bit of what he did live in baghdad. let's get a little more analysis on this. we can speak to miss ob lucy's a middle east unless he joins us from istanbul via skype. why do you think he's

made this move? because this could end up benefiting the very people he doesn't want government right? well, of 2 reasons, the 1st one is just as your correspond that the alluded to earlier for the past 8 months. there has been a deadlock in the rock, your politics, and all sudden it could not push for the formation of a majority government. in contrast to what the coordination of framework wanted, which is national unity government would set by that she up political force. so this is one reason. the 2nd reason also is that when all said that withdraws from politics, he forces that our coordination of framework to work with other entities in order to form the government. which means that they will be working with political forces from the suddenly and the kurdish camps, which entail is also on them, you know,

not abiding why the same to the should that they said to look to the center that they would form a government that is you know, by agreed upon by that she of political forces. so do you think this is actually a good move? how do you see this patting out? well, just when we saw that you rock your politics is not going to get more more complicated than just that. and there are several possibilities. so one of them and then also there will probably go back to the parliament because he can be more career let's at some points and changes. you know, decisions are, for instance, he decided not to participate in the elections of what he turned around and changed his decision and he, him ended up artist bedding and they alleged so that's one outcome. or the 2nd outcome is that the, with the coordination of framework will try to form the government. i'm pretty sure

there will be some negotiations with other political forces in order to form the government. and the 3rd one way will have the continuation of the status quo till, till the, you know, until the government calls for an additional elections and few months time, possibly within a year. and we've already seen so much chaos and violence on the streets of iraq. is there a possibility we could see more as a result of this decision because outside of still has a lot of support? does any on the streets? so some, some analysts have been talking about the possibility of adults unders follow words probably demonstrating. and, but because of the politics of the coordination framework, which recent history taught us anything about to occupy the things that demonstrations do not lead to massive changes with, within the political process. so especially what we have seen in 2019 there have

been massive demand by many keeps to you know, to overhaul the political process and make some changes that benefit the society. but these demonstrations have been repressed. i would say that the same thing would happen to possible such protests, but they can stay in the street as long as they want to without any significant political change. thank you for your time mess up. i'll receive middle east armless speaking to stumble. now iran's currency has dropped to its lowest level, ever against the dollar's talks on reviving the nuclear deal. stall. the reality is now trading at $332000.00 to the dollar. it was it 32000 when tyrone reached a nuclear deal with well palace back in 2015. how early last week they asked 431-7000 reports for one euro. the next day it goes to 325000 to date

i want to buy euro's, but it's not available at all. now human rights groups have launched an 11th our appeal to try to stop the u. k. from sending asylum seekers to wander on friday, the high court approved the government plan, but on monday campaigners will off the court of appeal to reverse that judgment. the 1st flight is scheduled to lead tomorrow tuesday. let's go to correspondent nadine baba, who's lived for us outside the court in london. so what all the chances that this appeal could succeed nadeem when it's hard to say for sure. and what will happen with this appeal, which is against that decision on friday, not to block the flight on tuesday before a why did you just a review is conducted into the legality of the rwanda plan? it's the same charities in court right now with the p c. s union representing the

majority of the staff to work for the board of force agency. but things have emerged which have lent weight to in their opinion, to their arguments that the flight should be scott, just in the last hour the court has heard that. and while originally there were over a 100 people down to go on that flight to reminder on tuesday or it dropped to 31 on friday as the home office took people off because of individual challenges which are separate from this generic injunction. or that's being sought and now the court has been told that the number is down to 11. in theory, it could be nobody on that flight if it does take off tomorrow evening for k garley . those challenges, as i said, for individual asylum seekers have been going on even through the weekend and lawyers for the year, the migrants groups claim virt to him, for example, the judge on friday. and he miss, he, he underestimated the seriousness of the legality,

but also the risk to some of these m asylum seekers. some of them only learnt on friday, for example, that when that letter telling them they were on the list and sending them that the you and hcr, the refugee agency botched, the plan that was actually wrong. and just now, a lawyer for the you and hcr, the refugee agency her had said for in fact, the agency conveyed warnings of the legality of the arrangement with escalating urgency specificity enforce directly to the secretary of state that's pretty battelle. and now to the courts reiterating how seriously they believe, the whole dear, of sending people to rwanda not of showing that, i saw them claim, but for getting rid of them, if they win the asylum claim, they'll have to stay in rwanda. that's the theory. so obviously the you and i see all stressing how wrong they think the plan is. but don't forget also in a few hours, that is going to be another challenge to the flight by other migrant support groups

. bad probably bringing the similar arguments that we saw on friday. but now i did detail. i did concern that same judge will have to consider very interesting supp nadine baba there for us in london. be us human rights chief is calling for israel to open a criminal investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist. marine walk me . i call on these radio. so this, to open the criminal investigation into the killing are generally children to probably make concussions and findings. public and hope that portrayed is accountable under international law is what should investigate an issue or appropriate accountability for every case of this and serious injury inflicted by israel force. the prevailing climate of impunity is feeling further violence and populations than now chronically high levels of killings. and injuries of latino

good children by israeli forces in the policy to have continued in the 1st 6 months of 20. 22. well is there a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied westbank. serina block lay was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment and jeanine. on the day of her funeral israeli forces storm the procession and started beating muno's, causing pul barras to almost drop her kolscott. it didn't stop thousands of palestinians for marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral members of the international community of condemned killing. and continue to cool for an investigation. sharina block lay was without his era for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. and she was known as the voice of palestine. still ahead on al jazeera india's ruling party. the keys of using intimidation tactics often buildings

a link to muslim protestors all reduced to rubble and women in zimbabwe, moving mountains to improve that future prospects and is full to history making race for this. nascar drive up all the details coming up later in the program. hm . hello there. it's all about the exceptional heat that sweeping across the south west of europe at the moment. we've got a period of hot air rising out of the north of africa, and that's causing what's being called the hottest pre summer heat way. but spain has seen in about 2 decades now. we've seen mercury rise not only in the south west, but also across portugal, and we are going to see a lot of that warm stretch up north and for the east. some of those heat wave conditions extending down to morocco as well. but we are still seeing since i'm

still watches for southern areas of france as well as italy and some of the bulk and states that rain rolling down into grief and pushing further east to turkey. but it's up north, it's poland. in fact, that's going to see the intense rain in the days that had got some severe storms rolling out to the north east. the baltic states seeing those by the time we get into tuesday, the scandinavia it is an improving picture as it is for much of central europe, france seeing a lot of sunshine and it's a similar story for the northwest britain, an island. we are going to see lots of sunny spells, temperatures really peaking in cities like london and paris. if we have a look at the 3 day for paris, will be touching a $31.00 degrees by wednesday with clear conditions and sunshine. aah! al jazeera correspondence bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine.

we had to take cover cases of happening on a daily basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling these about 2 weeks now. place a 3 day journey devastated buildings cornell, a grim reminder that the russians were here, investigative journalism. my role in this, i tried the in information about global experts and discussion. the pandemic didn't create all of these problems. it showed us our true colors, voices from different corners. we don't need to sensationalize how we fail these stories. what journalists do best is look at the heart of the story. programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. oh no. dedira. lou

ah ah, welcome back. a watching al jazeera mind if on top stories us out. asian stocks have fallen sharply following a rise in inflation in the united states. japan's mickey index on the cost be in south korea. we're both down 3 percent on monday. indian rupee, meanwhile, hit a record low against the u. s. stella in france, president emmanuel macros majority in the national assembly is under threats. preliminary results put his centers, coalition, neck and neck, with its left wing rival. after the 1st round to parliamentary elections, all 73 members of the largest political block in iraq's parliament have resigned. after 8 months of political deadlock essay, their leader, the sheer clerk,

without our father threatened to withdraw from parliament. if a majority government that's returned now to our top story, asian markets have tumbled on higher than expected inflation numbers that have come out from the u. s. we could speak now to steven. co crane is a cheap asia pacific economies at moody unless ex thank you for joining us. so steven, we're going to start with india because like many other countries, it is facing the same headwinds, high cost, a few high cost of food inflationary pressures in general. but it's the exchange rate has taken a bigger hit than most. why is that? well, in the india stands out in a couple of ways. one is that india's inflation rate is by far away the highest across all the major asian economies. it's nearly 8 percent year on year, and inflation is pretty broad across various components of the economy as well. so

that's one. second, the indian economy, the performance of the indian economy, has been somewhat disappointing. it was very slow coming out of the last round of coven of the end of last year. and this year, so for 1st quarter and into the current quarter. manufacturing activity has been up under performing expectations. maybe the best way to set and consumer spending as some been somewhat modest. and now the, the heat wave across much of india may very will slow agricultural production. so there are many factors that are a leading to an economy that will be much lower than what many were expecting just a few months ago. and this on top of that, the central bank, the reserve bank of india, has been somewhat slow in raising interest rates from what we're the very low rates,

you know, across asia. all of the central banks had very low interest rates since the corporate pandemic to try to support the economy. the central bank, the r b, i has had been hesitant to raise rates because they wanted to continue to support the economy. oh, they finally about a month ago did do a raise of 40 basis points for 10 percent. and then just last week they raised interest rates again another of 40 basis points. so there begin to make that move, but it's been a little bit slower than perhaps what many might have expected. okay, what about all the asian economies? how would they fairing with the current headwinds? i mean traditionally when u. s. rates rise, we see money flowing out of asian into the u. s. is that what is happening now? well, not quite so much like in the, in the past, the asian economies have been fairly resilient for a couple of reasons. one is that up to today really over the last year or so,

the export economy, the exports out of the asian pacific region. i've been fairly strong, so that's actually been supporting foreign exchange holdings, balance of trade, and so forth. the current account balances look better today than they have going into a past period of uncertainty. so the asian pacific economy is looking pretty good. but of course, there are some headwinds beginning to grow if the u. s. economy and the european economy began to slow, then demand. some of the export to ban may very well wayne. and then of course, inflation coming on the back of the russian invasion of ukraine and i, i, commodity prices, and the 0 coven policy in china is creating some modest supply chain disruptions. not like what we saw a year ago or so. but still some model supply chain,

no restrictions that are working through the regional economy as well. the federal reserve in the u. s. has been very aggressive. unlike other countries on pushing operates to bring down inflation. but there is a danger, it can cause with recessionary, precious. how much longer do you expect rates to go up like that? there is a bit of a danger. if the, if the fed has to move very, very quickly, no central banks around the world, they want to move slowly. they'd like, if they're going to change rates on the upside or downside, they want to do it very gradually. so as they don't disrupt financial markets and they can manage expectations of investors, but they did raise rates by 50 basis points to half a percentage point at their last meeting at that meeting this week. it's fairly well expected that it will be another 50 basis point rate hike and perhaps in july as well. after that,

we had generally thought that the fed would follow a more gradual $25.00 basis point rate hike at each of us meeting meetings beginning in september. but given war inflation is in the us now at about 8 and a half percent. that if it's not contain, or maybe more clearly to say if inflation expectations are not, can change, the fed might decide to continue this 50 basis point types going down the road. and steven briefly, there's been a lot of pressure on crypto currencies. how do you see them ferrying going forward? the crypto currencies are still volatile. it's so hard to predict what will happen with crypto currencies. i hesitate to comment on crypto currencies because they're impacted by so many different factors. and to be honest, it's a, an asset to this day is not completely will understood. okay,

thank you for your time. steven co crane chief asia pacific economists for moody analytics, bipartisan group of senate says in the united states has agreed on a framework for new gun control laws. it's aimed at curbing rising violence and would keep weapons away from people. consider the threats. the critics say the measures don't go far enough. my kind of report the framework agreement follows weeks of 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 fight and who's tweeted. i want to thank senator chris murphy and the bipartisan group for

the gun safety proposal. it 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 full 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 range from $18.00 to $21.00. to match the existing federal law concerning hand guns, assault rifles were used in the mess, shootings and you've all 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 book 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. my kind of, i'll just era washington, police and brazil say they have identified items belonging to reporter and an indigenous rights expert who went missing in the amazon, a backpack, a laptop. and an identification code was found in the it's a we river indigenous rights facts. but bruna pereira and the british john this drama. philip disappeared a week ago. the men were on their reporting trip in a remote jungle area near the border with peru and columbia. monica yanna ki reports from reissue mirror. oh oh, going a vigil for british journalist dom phillips and indigenous expert group at 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 their job id 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 ada. when both men disappeared, human remains were reportedly found where the pier was last seen, but they are still being identified. what a group, but is that which was this was dorms last 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 their inhabitants. it either used to work for, for night, the government agency responsible for protecting brazil's indigenous people in the

prison that i'll do. okay. local, bruno was forced to leave the agency because he did not agree with the prison jebel scenarios policy of opening up the amazon for commercial exploitation. and leaving its unprotected in swatted the only 1400 people in our agency. and we have to protect 1000000 indigenous people occupying an area that represents 13 percent of brazil's territories people. what brought them up this bit, he had a started working on his own with their shoddy 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 fast. 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 by 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 it. so for a bigger cause, people here say both men defend saving the amazon, monica, and i'll give, i'll just iraq, rio de janeiro. india is the ruling b, j. p. has been accused of intimidation. it's off to properties linked to muslim activists and protesters were demolished in the state of what to pradesh, follows days of rallies against 2 former b. j. p. officials, who made remarks about the prophet mohammed. many consider it offensive. victoria gay to be a bulldozer, demolishes the home of a muslim politician and activist authorities in the state of a topper. dash,

say mohammed javert didn't have planning permission. good lord, your 2 people involved in the violent protests have been identified and it was found, they had a legal constructions and bulldozers were bruce and we will also charge them under the national security yellow javits family. say he wasn't at the protests and accused the governing b. j. p. of trying to intimidate them or even being our house attacks. but around 20 years and not one how we received any information by any of gavin chapman at harvey's or collaborate, that our house is illegal on, like, you know what, i will, they didn't even violent even take my acts as it it, it was it illegal house and eat properties linked to muslim protests as were also demolished on saturday. oh, the demolitions followed days of protests against 2 former b j. p. officials, you made remarks against the prophet mohammed that many consider offensive. protest

is wont one of them napa sharma, arrested for hate speech. the parties headed media in new delhi navine coo margin. dell is also accused of making insulting remarks. some protest turned violent on friday, but legal experts say authorities cannot use that as a justification for destroying people's homes. you cannot demolish a man's house for protesting. you cannot link it to the focus, the lack of different things altogether. so it is in my view, it is in my view and abuse of our the b j. p says it strongly denounces insults against any religion sector, ideology, but protest is, don't believe that statement and say these demolitions speak louder than words. victoria gate and be al jazeera 9 people have been arrested in china off to a violent attack on several women in a restaurant surveillance, postage so as

a man laughing a woman who rebuffed him, she felt back on a group of men entered the restaurant in northern hev a province attacking her the other women. she was then dragged outside and beaten while others looked on millions of people being tested for corona virus and beijing often outbreak in the city. the chinese officials say at least a 183 people have been infected of the one sick person went to several bars over 2 week period. night last, venues were only reopen last monday. but i've been shot again by the government as part of china is 0 tolerance policy. 143 new coven. 19 infections were reported nationwide. on monday, with 51 in beijing. mining in bob way is usually a male dominated industry, but in a rural area, in the north, one operation is being run and stopped entirely by women as providing much needed income in a country where millions of people living in poverty power,

matessa reports from her room with this isn't an ordinary mine in zimbabwe. only women were cath 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 morning is better than growing to martyr's onions. and other vegetables are used to so vegetables, but the money was very little. 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 i survivors of abuse and a bed circumstances at home. in this has been a safe place for them to come to may the same. 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 places 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. cooper's husband is too ill to get a job working at the mind. she's now a family's breadwinner. some people tell her and her colleagues that men can do their jobs better and foster. but they say that doesn't bother them. they're grateful they can provide for the children during these tough times. harder matessa al jazeera, who, wrongly zimbabwe,

were since queen elizabeth has become the world's 2nd longest reigning modern monarch crowned in 1953. she has now overtaken thailand's former king, who reign for 70 years and a 126 days until his death in 2016. francis louis the 14th remains the longest whirling monarch he spend 72 years at a $110.00 days. on friday. the lads on al jazeera, we have all the sports, and a goal for the record books are, will be here to meet with intelligence, social, and playful. this vulnerable species of being colds in the wild, sold online and smuggled illegally by criminal syndicates from southeast asia. one of the main market space, japan. in recent years,

a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle animal cafes, by customers, by a cover charge to sit in the cafe and pets, a number of cute, domestic animals. but as businesses compete for customers, this be disturbing shift to ever more exotic species. we want to find out more about how offers it being taken from the wild. and so, just in a gar, a market is a schooling, helps the animal trade a plethora of exotic species seats, tiny metal cages, distressed and sweltering under the head sun. ah, ah, ah,

ah, it's time for the school at his borrow, moline, thank you so much. excitement is bill the encounter is prue face australia. later on monday with the spot at the world cup on the line. ah, ah, thousands of pretty and fans have made the trip to doe had to support their team. besides, do have some recent world cup history with the south americans beating australia to nail at the 2018 tournament through our heavy favorites to advance to counter 2022 . they are 20 places ahead of their opponents in the fif rankings. you'll be good in was a civil shippers who, what we want is to keep growing as a team. we've known each other for 7 years now and it's a squad that's gone through some tough times and we've been changed to overcome those moments. we know the road is hard, but that's what we want to live. it's what we're ready for. we're all prepared for

these types of matches. your joke, american football. ready eyeball is technically good, i am predictable. so you've got to be, we've got to be ready for anything that individually the peru throw at us. but look, i just truly believe in applies and, and making sure that applies are ready. on joining us now from sidney is former australia and manchester united goalkeeper mark boss ish. thank you so much for joining us. that you've been in this situation before. just tell us how much pressure these teams are under right now. a good evening to, to you our fire and to everyone that there are there, he showed new, fresh above size is no doubt about that's a one off game as well, which exacerbates the prussia and, and these are the type of dreams that you have as young kid on it to play in the world cup and to have these talk the situation. so that will understand that. but

also if they've been preparing for it all their lives, which they should have been a game like this, that pressure they should embrace and this i think he's going to be the team that embraces that pressure, the best, which will come out on top. now prue are the favorites to win and advanced to the world cab. what does australian need to do to beat that and do you think well, it's understandable that the proof favorite some they've had a very good, you know, 2 or 3 years down there in the semifinals of the comp america last year. and they made the finally in 2019, like you mentioned before, they ranked 22 in the wellness dryer at 20 places at 42, but back in 2005 um when astride bit uruguay, who to fly south american same back then and australia it had one of the best things ever. a year ago i was ranked in the top 20 in australia were ranked over 50 . so when it comes down to what i really don't think that's gonna make a big difference, i think the most important thing for australia will be that that 1st 20 minutes,

that they impose themselves on the game. that they don't concede early on on that i let prue get into any type of rhythm. and also from, from a mental perspective. regardless of the fact that they're under dogs, they've, they've got to go out there playing like they expect to win. they've got a rattle, peru, they're going to attack them, attacked their weaknesses, old game, and show them that regardless what's going to occur during that game. the, let's try gonna keep going and going and going. and i believe that's going to be the key to this. he says, why know you'll be cheering for australia? how damaging will it be for football in australian financial team don't qualify. well, if a small full boiling nation like australia, it's always gonna be an issue when i don't qualify for woke up. that didn't qualify for 32 years from 9070 full to 2006 and i it's, it's not good. and, and especially like i said with the fact that it's not. number one support here in australia, they need to qualify every full years because it brings

a lot of attention on to the sport and also inspire a lot of young kids. we have the women's woke up here next year as well. i'm so i think it's very, very important that that the men same do qualify. it's not the end of the well that can't be. ah, but yeah, if, if you gave us a choice, of course i would take it 9 times out of 10, but 10 times at a time for us to qualify and how came will leave it there for now? mark boston ish. thank you so much for your time. thank you for a rinaldo less portugal have earned themselves and unwanted piece of history. they conceded the facts of school ever recorded in me with a nation bleak as a last one, no weight which lend hours suffer mich scoring after just 57 seconds. both portugal and switzerland, who qualified for the world. well another team i'm success in cancer is the same. they quench the into new nation. believe when over the

checks were public, spaniards have a slightly tricky world cup group, which includes germany, japan and potentially costa rica or mockery has won the canadian open to quench his 21st title on goals. pga tour, the northern irishman finished $9900.00 under 2 shots. clear and tony for now to win the tournament for the 2nd street year. mockery has been an outspoken critic of the saudi back to break away tour that's being run by his drive. all right and warm and live tournament is currently taking place in london. so that was a big part of and i think you're going up against the best and being the best is, you know, always makes it extra special. and then i like, i alluded to that, you know, i had extra motivation, you know, of what's going on across the, across the pond, the guy that spearheading that terror has 20 ones in the pga tour. and i was tied with them and i wanted to get one ahead of them. and i did. so that was really cool

for me just a little, you know, sense of pride on that one. and daniel suarez has become the 1st mexican born driver to win a nascar cap, a series raise a 30 year old, finally one in his 100 and 95th career. start at nascar. its top level is also the 5th foreign born cop series winner with brand new. okay, and that is all your support for now. mullin back to you as far and that's it for me, molly, insight for this news hour. but holly will be back in just a moment with more of the days. ah! halfway between tokyo and not koya schumacher was then relatively sleepy place. not a lot of violent crime. and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion,

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