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protest is in sri lanka, storm the home of the president as anger grows against rising inflation. a months of shortages demonstrates as post videos themselves, white inside president much of boxes, hulu . hello, i'm adrian. and again, this is al 0 alive from doha. also coming up a long mosque pulls the plug on a $44000000000.00 plan to buy twitter. but the company says that it will sue to make sure the deal goes ahead. returning home, the body of japan's assassinated full, the prime minister, shims obey has been taken back to tokyo and talk. diplomats from the u. s. in china . try face to face diplomacy in the shadow of rushes, worn ukraine attention over taiwan.

ah, we saw that with breaking news from sri lanka, where protest is in the capital, colombo have stalled, the official residence of president go to bar roger parkside demanding his resignation, demonstrates us for round the country of converged on the capital that protesting against the months long economic crisis and widespread shortages of they called to day saturday d day saying it's the day that the president and his government will have to go out as here as michelle fernandez is at bows, processed in front of the president's home in columbus. she's on the line now, but al, what's happening. hello, janelle, well, i'm afraid we have lost it, but i'll fernandez. we'll try to re establish contact with her and get her on the line again shortly. in the meantime, let's speak to you. who's an economist,

a frontier recent, she john just now live from colombo. what do you make of these extraordinary scenes? people literally break into the president's official residence it's, it's very, very, definitely very strange, new seeds history. and a lot of luck and sharing a viewer who had seen because for the last few months, there's been a complete crisis of confidence in the country in the countries, the economy, because the we've been had. and what brought us here. and with leadership that has essentially been refusing to move away from that thing and from that leadership. so that has led to this huge issue. so the eas, now some sort of hope along a lot of people that change is, can really habit and want that change happened once. that was a hedged. i'd that held up this really do change days, some sense that you know, policy change policy up can be implemented now and can actually be accepted by the people that the p and that they're going to will be worth it for their reform to

the changes that will be coming to future, the processes have up to date the day, the day that the president and the government have to go. do you think that's going to happen anytime soon? well, in the last time that the government or all the people really protested that was to be changed, the prime minister left the time before that on the 31st of march. when again there was a huge wedding of people's organic protest. a big change in color and then to be changing the people after the minister as some of the key can nami technocrat to nest. so that would have been changed in the past. so i personally do feel that it is looking increasingly like that the president will have to take some sort of step to be. now you're seeing a piece for the president or party calling for him to step down. now, with the deprive mr. call the present some sort of new arrangement and it seems likely to be some change happening now. you can really ignore the people's voice when it's as low. this is when it's as united as this. so do think that use change

coming and it's up to us to hope and you know, make sure that that change really, really do need to actually change in a positive doctors change or in recall. how much of the blame for sure lank has current economic woes to the president and his family bear? so should august economy was always quite fragile. we had issues, doug, budget deficits. we had issues with our current council life, but it went off the president, and part of those issues was exacerbated by all the decisions taken over the last 1520 years by the rest of the family, primarily his brother, when he was president, that is mind the roger boxes, but over the last few years, this government gave me the president, gave me 20 of all the actions as take the significant, the worth and the underlying economic footage of the country meet and really battled the country down to where we are right now. that includes massive tax cuts of been the country was already having low tax revenue. talk about printing trillions of repeating to be call me when tax every most low it talking about lots

of these white elephant projects that didn't really at the lot to be caught in july, the country. so you had a lot of things. so i do think they just significant part of the blame does good rest and, and his family, not all of it, of course, country underline economic structural adjustments come from be before them, but they definitely have a place in continuing that. not patricia that and also more recently making those problem significant earlier today, please take the, the protest is outside the president home, but some of these protests have been largely violent for at least today. what can we read into that? well, the protest has, can since the 31st of march, when this book is melissa, really. so it's up to have a protein before that, as it had been almost entirely done by the only one key instance read that sheet and that was on may 8th. when support of the prime minister essentially government backed group attack to be support this doesn't, that was quite

a lot of pushback. so outside of that day and a lot of by less that did pop up that did the protestants. we have consistently continuously been very peaceful, so i think it comes from the fact that these are very much your run of the mill everyday history lunk and looking at what happens and you can, i'm extension if they, i can't be the city or the people who brought us here have to go to has to be some sort of cheat and it's coming from that drop that any other form of organized or any other form of being the more violent elements coming it. so i think that will organic, more united nature of the protein do reading to the fact that they have continuous consistently being very non violent respect of course. but he had had the response at times from the state could still do so many thanks for being with us. such, are you seeing that in colombo? let's bring it out here. it's been helpful and us than his on the line from colombo, she's outside the president official residents. now what's happening there

is treating them to be a fish within the not the people could not be kept behind about a kid. they had vowed. 1 come to colombo to sit in just around president and basically need to go. now he has been forced to see that visual residents hearing that we don't know where he has been evacuated to do and in the meantime, but also had him that the prime minister as now cause for a special of all the conference and to parliament to be someone now where i am, i'm indebted kaden's of thousands of people moving about. this is where you have president defendant house, the president of visual office a which is racked for the last 3 months that has the long gone been called go to go home. and right now the reason you're heading me down before 9 is because the but if he seems to have jammed the data, so we can actually send out video live video,

read only restricted to the phone. but we haven't even some of the, the sampling official residents. and that's the extent to which people have sort of over on that official residence, an old and history property. but people are just living into this pens up emotion where they absolutely fed up without food gas about you're saying, you know enough, we want our futures back. i was there was dentist that reporting live from outside to president. got a bias. gotcha. by roger paxis, a residence in colombo. many thanks. and dave, now ela moss has concerned that he's terminating his $44000000000.00 takeover of twitter. now the social media company says the little su, tesla c o,

to make sure that the agreement goes through. katya lopez, holly on reports, a $44000000000.00 deal to buy. twitter is now off the table. the richest man in the world. elan must says he's terminating the contract 3 months after locking in the agreement. he accuses the company of failing to provide information about fake accounts on the platform, and whether they make up fewer than 5 percent of users. twitters board chair says it kept its end of the contract and is planning to sue. i think twitter probably would prevail in this. i would think simply because there are, there is a deal now he must, can get out by paying a $1000000000.00 fine or $1000000000.00 bits, but sorry, fine. a $1000000000.00 penalty. and my guess is that that's what he's trying to prevent is not having to make that $1000000000.00 payment for money. the focus now turns to stocks and whether twitter and tesla will take a hit or the investors. what is the must just get back to focus on passive space acts, because twitter from the beginning just really been

a distraction. it's been overhang of the stock mosques bid to take over twitter stuart controversy. back in april. critics were concerned the tesla, c, e. o would promote misinformation on the popular social media site, especially on matters related to politics and health. musk said the acquisition was about stopping censorship and offending freedom of speech. analysts say the billionaire may have experienced buyer's remorse, or is try to walk away. and the weight is contracts are structured, it's very difficult for buyers to walk away. they're there. these contracts are drafted with a hot to, to provide a high degree of certainty for the sellers. now, terminating the $44000000000.00 contract will have to play out on the legal front. social media will surely have plenty to say about it. katya little visibly an i'll just hear you as secretary of state antony blanket, wrapping up

a visit to bali for the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting tension between the western china has been front and center during the event on friday, blinkin spoke about the discussion that he'd had with china's foreign minister wang ye. i convey the deep concerns, the united states regarding visions increasingly provocative rhetoric and activity toward taiwan and the vital importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait. and i relate our concerns about the repression of freedom in hong kong, forced labor, the treatment of ethnic and religious minorities in tibet, the genocide inch and job. now, none of these are easy topics, but the united states seeks always to be consistent voice on human rights and fundamental freedoms not to stand against china or any other country, but to help the best piece security and human dignity. beijing has been condemned. russia's invasion of ukraine and just days ahead of the g. 20 meeting. it signed a so called no limits partnership with moscow. after the saturday meeting with

biden wang, he said that the 2 countries need to get their relationship back on track to missouri about china and the united states are 2 major countries. so it's necessary for the 2 countries to maintain normal exchanges. at the same time, we do need to work together to ensure that relationship will continue to move forward along the right track. it's important to stay committed to the principles put forward by president. she's in ping mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win win cooperation. because that serves the interests of the 2 countries. and it is also the shared aspiration of the international community. or now from al 0, jessica washington and bali. while the official proceedings, if the g 20 foreign ministers meeting is really now over the world is still very much looking at what's happening in bali because of this foreign ministers meeting between the us secretary of state antony lincoln and his chinese counterpart one e. it is the 3rd meeting ever and their 1st meeting since late last year. and now

this is part of a recent surgeon, diplomatic activity between us and chinese officials. that includes, of course, a phone call between the u. s. president joe biden, and chinese president. she didn't being in march and also talks between defense officials in singapore general way for her met with the u. s. defense chief lloyd austin. and those talks were also part of this flurry of diplomatic activity that we've seen throughout the course of these talks. we often see the same topics come up. of course, these are closed meetings so we can ever be certain exactly what comes up. the contentious issues such as the situation in taiwan. often a matter of discussion, we know that the u. s. has concerns that china is helping to change the status quo and is increasing its aggression in the taiwan strait. but from beijing's perspective, its concern is that the u. s. is meddling in its internal affairs. it considers taiwan to fundamentally be an internal, assess of aging, to manage. and also consider that the u. s. is meddling in matters that concern the

asia pacific and that should be managed by asian countries. we have heard from the chinese foreign ministry. they mentioned that the talks would focus on bilateral relations between the 2 countries, as well as some regional and international issues, including likely the war in ukraine. we also heard from the us state department who noted that the talks may also include matters of regional security. importantly, for this part of the world, se asia, those talk may also extend to the crisis in me and mark, still to come here on, i was just 0. someone i said this moment and make the right decisions, the race begins to replace the u. k. as primitive subarus johnson, as the governing, conservative party looks to replace him and elect of you leader. ah,

hell i, we still sang some rather wet weather into where eastern parts of indonesia, unusually wet weather for this time of year actually nearly 300 millimeters of fright. here in just 24 hours and it stays very disturbed across a good part of at east and sort of in did indonesia pushing ever towards papua new guinea. as we go on through sunday penny a showers up towards the philippines as well. nasty little disturbance, just bring up in the south china sea. we'll fade some more wet weather i, which was in the china turning increasingly wet across central and southern parts of vietnam over the next few days. and the monsoon showers continued to feed some very heavy, right. and it was a good part of thailand, sunshine, shasta, malaysia, and indonesia want a 2 showers there towards java and also into southern parts of sumatra. charge of one or 2 showers towards sidney over the next day. as i said, that's not good. use,

much of australia is fine and dry. having said that last class, guys, high pressure in charge nasty to layer of low pressure pressure making its way towards new zealand. over the next couple of days, temperatures here very much on the low side. the central air is but the heat does continue for the north on it 18 celsius. here comes out west a weather for western parts of australia over the next day or so. grassy making its way to victoria. ah, on counting the cost, we ask, what's the price of rebuilding ukraine and who are going to be the financial winners once the war is over? plus, hyperinflation is gripping zimbabwe. examined the unorthodox ways people are trying to protect their assets. counting the cost on all dra 0 o a would winning documentary from around the world.

one out 0. ah ah, again, this is al 0. let's remind you of the main use the saw demonstrates us in the select and capital columbo have stormed the official residence of president, got a pi, a roger park said the mounting his resignation there protesting against the months long economic cries of widespread shortages. ellen mosque has confirmed that he's terminating his $44000000000.00 takeover of twitter. the tesla ceo's legal team says the company breached the deal. twitter says that it will sue mosque to enforce the agreement. and u. s. secretary of state and the blinking the says that he's laid out america's concerns over freedoms in taiwan, to the chinese foreign minister wearing iep,

the 2 men on the sidelines of the g. 20 leasing in bombing the people of japan of mourning the death of their longest serving leader since obey was shot dead while speaking of a political campaign event on friday morning. in the southern city of not up police are investigating. if the gunman who's been named as 41 year old, had switched jamar gummy acted alone. florence louis reports young and old. they've come to pay their respects to former prime minister sions. obey gunned down at this very corner of nora city, just the day before, mourners have laid flowers, beverages, and written tributes, thanking our bay for his service, put a garden. oh, i am really shocked because i thought ave would continue his efforts to make the country better. my child's name includes the 10 kuni, which represents that beautiful nation built by abbe

a motorcade carrying abe's body left a hospital inara. his wife, a key, was seated in one of the vehicles. his body was brought back to his home in tokyo, where a crowd of mourners, including friends and colleagues, had gathered. ave, who was still a lawmaker in the warehouse had been campaigning inara for the upper house election on sunday when he was gunned down. police say a 41 year old former navy officer has admitted to shooting ave, telling them he was disgruntled with a specific organization he believed. ave, to be a part of the assassination has shocked japan. a nation that strict gun ownership loss and low crime rate. abbe, japan's longest serving prime minister was a highly popular and highly controversial figure who tried to chart a bold way for it for japan,

economically and diplomatically. a born strategy sinker always tried to look beyond japan's horizon. ringback in order to broaden japan's diplomatic horizon in an age, when our gigantic neighbor is growing very much rapidly, personally, he is worn and the friendship once or did last eternally, i'm not exaggerating. he remembers people once met, he wouldn't forget doubts his personal charm. improved tributes has poured in from around the world. the un security council held a moment of silence and us president joe biden has ordered us flags to be flown at half mast. and night vigil will be held on monday and our base funeral will

take place on tuesday to be attended by close friends. florence lee al jazeera, china as president, she's in ping has sent a message of condolence to the japanese prime minister. she often crashed politically with our bay, but china's state television reported him a saying on behalf of the chinese government of the chinese people and in his own name, she's in ping express his deep condolences over the alti untimely death of the former prime minister. sions. obey and since condolences to his relatives, it added that she was deeply saddened by his sudden past him passing sca live that a tokyo freelance journalist phoebe abrazzo is with us a phoebe this assassination. clearly a huge security failure would be the priority now for the investigators as they try to understand this killer absolutely needs parents and

fact just in the past hour, the head of the police for the rest of japan that was in charge of guarding my prime minister has admitted that the failure is completely clear and had said that he will take all necessary steps investigate exactly what went wrong. so did all the incident is available on some critical voices of already pointed out that the police lacks the suspects approach. prime minister of a, carrying an object and generally act suspiciously without any kind of intervention . that there seem to be a lack of coordination between members of the forces. but really, this is also needing to a question on how japan approaches political campaigning because gum violence in japan. it's so rad guns are very strictly regulated, that aren't really any approaches for gotten in this case before fact had maybe gone. and i've got to point out now with things like 3 d printing technology,

people can make the own guns so that for which the very kind of close self contained in which politicians are among the people. it might be a sustainable, safely to continue. so the selections on sunday will still go ahead of the government, clearly keen to show it's not going to give into violence. yes, the elections are being counted as a symbol of japan's democracy on premise. patricia said, this is a way to show that will continue and abide by democratic values in town for what kind of impacts this incident might have. the liberal democratic party to which they belong. it's already in a strong position that projected to gain more. so my goal is to saying that they will this need some sympathy boats and that would even strengthen that position further. now one thing that might allow them to do, depending on the proportion of the whole within the house,

is to approach amending the japan half the best constitution. now this was a long held on vision or form of payment if they wanted to. japan once again be able to go to war. it's very controversial proposition. so the public, happy slave warming, she the need to greater defense in japan through my, in the election. know that the moral election of a legacy the continental even further. but we'll have to wait to how does this all play out on the day to be many thanks for the rest of the reporting live from tokyo . the 1st candidate seeking to replace bar as johnson, as britain was prime, minister of announced that the standing johnson has angered many in his own policy by insisting that he'll stay for now rather than hand over to his deputy. that in barbara, as the latest a day off devoris, johnson said he'd stepped down attentions turn to what and who comes next around the newly cleaned up palace of westminster. the talk is of

a clean break of restoring trust in governments. someone has to grip this moment and make the right decision. and friday, the 1st the political, big to be 6 announced their standing of the previous chancellor. rashid sooner and i have spent my career when people together see next one of 2 cabinet members who's resignation lead to a torrent of judy administers quitting, and johnson eventually giving in that should be a new leader. but on thursday, johnson insisted he'd stay in post until the new leader was chosen a process that could take many weeks within the party. initial opposition to him staying on in the interim seems to be weakening. i don't think that it would be appropriate for us whether way around the cabinet table or in any other parts of british government. just to kind of down tools and say, actually you know what, we're not going to do anything until the new boss is in place. we have a duty and our duty is to govern what's due to happen is all the conservative

members of parliament get to vote on the leadership candidates. it could take several rounds before they narrow it down to just 2 names. assuming neither drops out, it's been up to the wider policy membership to pick a new leader. what's different this time is it's not a different type of policy. it's not parliamentary deadlock. as it was over, teresa may with her get her breakfast deal through. in this case, the problem is the prime minister and in particular the premises judgment, his integrity and the fact that he really lost competence of so many people in his government. and that's meant that, that it's like weird that he's continuing the opposition. labor party still save johnson isn't gone soon. they'll try to force him out using parliament. he shouldn't be desperately clinging on when he has had to leave office because of his disgraceful conduct. and that's why i say the tory party should remove him, and if they don't, we will step up in the national interest and bring

a voted no confidence. it's unlikely though that enough, conservative m p 's would back stomach in 2 weeks, parliament breaks for the summer, leaving westminster to the tourists and leaving the choice of prime minister to fewer than a 150000 conservative party members. but between now and then, plenty could happen to change boris johnson's time table for leaving downing street . the dean baba al jazeera london, russia has vetoed a resolution at the un security council that sought to extend a deliveries to $4000000.00 syrians and the rebel controlled areas in the north west. the u. n. is warning the closing the corridors through the barb. i'll how a border crossing could be catastrophic. nearly 10000 trucks passed through the crossing last year, bringing humanitarian aid to millions of people. this is not a moment to mince words. i have long said that this is a life and death issue. and tragically, people will die because of this vote. and the country who shamelessly deploy the

beetle to day serious president bashar la sanders visited the heavily damaged northern province of aleppo for the 1st time since war broke out in the country 11 years ago. he supervised the partial relaunch of a major power plant in the eastern countryside, as well as water pumping station electricity networks and other infrastructure were ravaged by the conflict which is estimated to have killed up to half a 1000000 people left millions of others displaced. canada's largest mobile internet provider has suffered a major outage affecting bank 80 ems and emergency service. hotlines, toronto people swarmed places that still had functioning. why fi rogers to telecommunications says that it's working to resolve the nationwide problem. the company is the mobile carrier of nearly 11000000 canadians and has a stake in everything from ice hockey to cable and television. i ventured out, i said, my, let them go pick up

a copy of starbucks and thought about 75 people hanging out year. everybody on their bones and it dawned on me that obviously it's not just me or my system or my or my building because i thought maybe was just my building that there's a problem with service. and i everybody said that, yeah, it's a nationwide problem. osland pilgrims, a mocking the 1st day of eat, i'll utter in mecca this year. oh, is a 2 years of severe restrictions because of the pandemic, 900000 people were able to attend this here. most of them coming from outside saudi arabia. but that still less than half the number that took part in 2090. 0, there's plenty more news along with video analysis sport. and for the website al jazeera dot com.