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. ah welcome to the show. we start with our continuing coverage of the breaking news from sri lanka. the parliamentary speaker as president goes to buy a raja packs or has agreed to resign on wednesday. earlier protest stormed his house and offices in colombo. people have been facing an unprecedented economic crisis. this led to widespread shortages of fuel medicine and food catcher. lopez, hardy, and begins are coverage. oh, they called saturday d day when protest through see the president and his government would be forced to step down. they blamed glitter buyer, roger, producer for an economic crisis. this made my bearable for many of the countries 22000000 people after breaking through barricades,

yet another unprecedented moment. the demonstrator stormed into the president's official residence in colombo. inside. this is what it looks like. what the president was moved by his security team to an undisclosed location earlier, or protesters ransacked his bedroom and took photographs on his bed. with a moments the presidential pool, once reserved for the country's top, leaders appeared more like a community pool. only had that man. i love my, our government leaders must leave sri lanka. they can't govern the country properly . we have children and we're on the streets, leaving our jobs because we believe in this cause. we love the country and we are suffering. anger is rising at the government's handling of a dire economic crisis. the worse in 70 years,

the monthly minimum wage is about $80.00, access to food, fuel and medicine is limited, and the government has run out of foreign currency. frustration appears to have turned into a movement that can no longer be ignored. katya lopez, lillian al jazeera, so lank as protests, as of also set fives. the prime minister's residence in columbia. our minister ran a rick from a singer as agreed to step down, but only once all policies agree on a new government. but al fernandez is in colombo with more. the reports indicate that the president got up, roger parker has told the speak of parliament that he will step down and resign on the 13th of this month. that's basically a few days from now. 4 days are from what we're hearing. i've spoken to a couple of sources around the story and they said this may be to take in the kind of transition or in terms of transfer of power to put into place. you know,

what happens after his exit. but other observers also say it might be to kind of laid the groundwork to ensure that it's as painless and exit as possible. essentially, it will see the back of the last of the raj boxes holding power. but it's, it's been a sort of a family that has been bouncing back, i with a whole bunch of different fortunes over the recent years. and in fact, if indeed present got arbitrage, epoxy resigns, as reports indicate, he says he will on the 14th on the 13th of july. then by default, if nothing else changes. politically, it would mean that the prime minister run of becomes singer will become acting president for a period of 30 days until such time that parliament votes and makes

a decision as to who would then fill out those shoes. literally until the end of president got our barrage boxes term. but with all of these calls for the prime minister on a vehicle missing to resign as well. ah, essentially, it will depend on the sort of political negotiations and wrangling that happens over the next few hours over the next day or 2. what kind of agreements that the parties, the opposition run over promising himself and all those are in the sort of political sort of sector come to an agreement on or the roger pike's a family has dominated politics since for lanka, for 20 years. men to roger pac sir, the president's brother came to power in 2005 and led the country for 10 years. he appointed his 3 brothers as government ministers. gossip by roger pac so won the presidency in 2019 and immediately appointed. his brother may hinder as prime

minister. the hinder was replaced by ronald ricker. i'm a singer in may demonstrate as accused the brothers of cronyism, corruption and economic policies that of course, this current crisis t yagi root brewer and part of the rana is south asia researchers, amnesty international. she was at the protests and told us why roger parks and needs to go. the right and the president passed, it took up a long time to get to the gall loaded rails. and i managed to go inside the president's house that's now being occupied by the will. that's a very orderly group of people boys even out that they care not to talk to being not to break anything, not. so it's almost like an open house that you have never seen before. the me and call has always been for the president down even really dr. people months. and the cabinets resigned. it was in c as patricia using all

residents. and right now the move is that, you know, we should probably because it looks like the government, the entire 5 in have the many people and the seats. so i think people going in had a lot of respect for the, you know, the structure, the, the people basic you shouting, saying that this is our property. do not discard because we will be paying for it. today the level of risk doesn't protest to being held across the us by abortion right. thanks of it's, i know you're in washington dc. civil rights groups have organized march and the sit in the white house, the live pictures, the cooling on jo biden's administration to do more to protect abortion access in the wake of the supreme court decision 2 weeks ago. to overturn roe vs wade ruling

on friday. the us president for the executive order, protecting access abortion meditation. bringing rosalind jordan, who joins us live from washington. d. c. the side of where one of those protests is still going on. rosa linda day of demonstrations and many different cities tell us more. that's right, a day of demonstrations across the united states, calling for the u. s. government, and namely the bite administration to pull out all the stops and try to make a right to abortion, the law of the land. but that is a difficult challenge because congress makes the laws the president can only signed them. and for something of this import, you need congressional support. now, while the biden administration is argued that what people need to do is to vote in enough democratic house representatives, as well as enough democratic senators,

in order to get that kind of legislation passed the demonstrators who were here in lafayette park in the past hour, argued that isn't enough. they basically were here in the past hour on lafayette, tom park and across the street on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house, calling on the administration to actually be more aggressive in trying to codify abortion rights in the us. they accused the biden administration of ignoring all of the alarms indicating that the u. s. supreme court was going to overturn roe vs wade, which is the court decision from 1973 that made abortion legal in the u. s. instead, they say that the administration should declare a public health emergency in order to guarantee that people who are pregnant are able to obtain abortions, as well as make certain that medical providers are not held criminally liable. as

is now the case in some of the usaa some parts of the us. what we just saw were members of the u. s. park police, basically clearing of the fence. demonstrators had tied bandanas saying hands off our bodies to send a message to the u. s. president joe biden, that they are serious about needing abortion rights to be made legal in the us. but we should note the u. s. president is not here. he is away for the weekend. now, for their part, the demonstrators who have numbered about a 1000 or so people at the peak of the about, we're also arguing that the democratic party has been taking their support for granted for too long. and that they said that they need to see more action coming from democratic politicians in order to try to break their goal to fruition. so a rainy day here in washington, a stormy day in washington, matched by the stormy emotions,

the anger that these demonstrators say they feel now that roe vs wade has been overturned. mostly, when joe biden signed that executive order in hopes of safeguarding access to abortion clinics. some, he told the supreme court to basically bring it on a, remind us, how divisive reproductive rights are as an issue across the united states. well, this has been an issue, as i said, going back to 973. when a previous iteration of the supreme court codified the right to an abortion on the ground, that it is a woman's right to privacy. that is ultimately at stake. ever since that ruling was issued. those who are opposed to abortion have fought on many legal grounds to try to get to the result we saw 2 weeks ago friday, which is the overturning of roe vs wade. they said,

and they had argued that this is a matter for states to decide not for the federal government. and already we have seen states putting in to well place laws that harshly restrict or out wal completely a person's right to obtain an abortion. even if there is a medical crisis, even in cases of rape or incest. and so what the demonstrators who were here in the past, i, our a couple of hours we're arguing is that that is in humane. that reversing roe vs wade in effect is an attack on human rights in the united states. and they said that they are now going to be picking up the gauntlet to try to make it possible for people to take care of what they say is a health matter without interference from any government, whether it's federal, state or local wilson children, i'm what is that clearly an extremely wet a day, a protest i am washington dc. thank you. i have plenty more handle and use our

including contenders. throw that hats in the ring as the race begins to replace boys johnson to become the case. next. prime minister the homes destroyed by war, we meet ukrainian seeking to rebuild what they've lost in sports, a new home for this, for morale, madrid star. and it will be here with that story. ah, hello most cars confirmed he's terminating, he's $44000000000.00 takeover of twit up. now the social media company says it will su, tesla c o to make sure the agreement goes through. finter monahan reports a $44000000000.00 deal to buy. twitter is now off the table, the richest man, the world you on mosque says he's terminating the contract 3 months after locking in the agreement uses 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 as planning to sue. i think twitter probably would prevail in this. i would think simply because there are, there is a deal. know, he must, can get out by paying a $1000000000.00 fine or $1000000000.00. it's, but it's hard to find a $1000000000.00 penalty. and my guess is that that's what he's trying to prevent of not having to make that 1000000000 dollar payment for many. the focus now turns to stocks and whether twitter and tesla, which must owns will take a hit by the investors. want to see must just get back to focus in the past. the space acts because twitter from the beginning, you just really been a distraction. it's been overhanging the stock. musk sped to take over twitter stirred controversy back in april. critics were concerned, the tesla ceo would promote misinformation on the popular social media site, especially on matters related to politics and health. must said the acquisition was

about stopping censorship and defending freedom of speech. analysts say the billionaire may have experienced buyer's remorse is trying to walk away. and the way these contracts are structured, it's very difficult for buyers to walk away. their, their use 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. and social media will surely have plenty to say about it. then tomorrow him al jazeera or i for more or less. let's bring in william cohen who's a former mergers and acquisitions investment banker. he joins us from nantucket, massachusetts, thanks for your time, sir. firstly, can i ask you from a business perspective why you think it must got cold feet when it comes to this deal? well, i think he probably decided that $44000000000.00 or 54 dollars and $0.20

a share for twitter was too much. he probably tried to negotiate a lower price with the twitter board of directors and was unsuccessful because of course he signed that binding merger agreement on april 25th. so i think he's been looking for a loophole or a back exit ever since we led to believe that one of the most successful businessmen in the world didn't do his homework before getting into deep look, the guy is impulsive. often acts childish. this isn't the 1st time that we've seen him behave bizarrely in the context of an ideal. busy or potential lemonade deal as you know, your viewers might recall that in 2018, he pleaded that he was going to take tesla, private at $420.00 a share and had the funding secured for that. those were quotes if his words and of

course that was not true and extremely misleading and got him into some trouble with the security exchange commission. i think some people thought this time would be different because, you know, between january and april, 2050 actually acted very professionally. and it was clear he was taking the advice of his advisors, the bankers and lawyers, you know, to get to that point ever since april 25th. he's been acting like a petulant child and looking for a way to get out of it. and obviously, now he's gone and done it after you know, 2 and a half months later, i can legally back out of this without having to fork out a huge amount of money in the home with this penalty. look at everything is the negotiation. you know, a merger agreement while signed and appearing to be binding. frankly,

it's just a document that can be further negotiated. if he decided he wanted to lower the price, he would have made that recommendation or that offer to the twitter board and they could have amended the merger agreement. and now, you know, potentially you've got this $1000000000.00 penalty has to pay as well as a potential additional litigation. but i think in reality, twitter is not going to want to get into a lot with the world's richest man. so they're going to try to figure out a way to settle this even will try to figure out a way to pay less than a $1000000000.00 and put or will try to figure out a way to get them to pay more than a $1000000.00. but i don't, i mean, i think this deal is over. that's probably the best thing for twitter to be honest though terrible for twitter share have shareholders in the short run. but know now

it's just a question of how both sides put this behind them and pretend that never happened. right? that was going to be my next question. what does twitter, what it's worth? you gotta learn from all of this. the thing, look, i think twitter is going to be better off without the alignment. you know, it's going to be god, you know, shareholders are going to suffer. now there's no question about doc is going to trade down considerably as many tech stock have in the us. so there's no getting around that. but, you know, not having much telling you what you're going to do, or who can be on the platform or who can't, or, you know, making a case for freedom of speech, etc. all that was a load of, you know, one big head fade big story, right? you know, so it's going to be better for twitter to be on its own. right. you know, talking about a certain nicole sums of money for something that's so much a part of our everyday life. i mean, twit has got an unusual business model,

doesn't it? it doesn't actually make that much money. what potential do you think it'll much for in twitter in the 1st place? well, he's got $100000000.00 plus followers. it's the greatest megaphone. you know, he could ever hope for anybody with that many followers on twitter, you know, get a lot of attention whenever he or she wants. so i think he thought, hey, i'm the word we just guy. i have $230000000000.00 was you know, $4044000000000.00 especially when i can borrow a lot of it. you know, i think he decided this would be a fun toy to have. he realized the overpaid by many billions of dollars. ready and head buyer's remorse, and like a petulant child, decided he didn't want to do it anymore. and now he's gonna try to get out of it. and he may very well. and the question is, is how much does he have to pay to get out of it? as could be an extremely expensive venture to backtrack out of william kind of

great to speak to you with him carrying that full mergers and acquisitions, investment banker speaking to his life from nantucket. thank you. now the police chief in the japanese city of nara, where former prime minister soon so abbe was assassinated, says he can't deny there were problems with his security abbe was shot while speaking at a political campaign event on friday. police investigating if the gunman named as 41 year old tatsu ya yama 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 protocol. oh, i am really shocked because i thought ave would continue his efforts to make the country better. my child's name includes the turn, cooney,

which represents the 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 abbey, telling them he was disgruntled with a specific organization. he believed arby to be a part of. the assassination has shocked japan, a nation with strict gun ownership laws, 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 cried to look beyond japan's horizon in order to broaden japan's diplomatic horizon. in an age, when our gigantic neighbour is growing very much rapidly, personally, he is warm and the friendship once or did it last eternally. i'm not exaggerating. he remembers people once met, he wouldn't forget doubts his personal charm and pro tributes have 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 at florence lou algebra, 3 cane our boys. johnson is still british prime minister for the moment after resigning his conservative party leader on thursday. but some of the m p 's who pulled all the pressure for him to go and now lighting up to replace him. poor rece looks of the candidates from london. morning mercy. how do you follow an act like forest johnson? that's what the contenders for the job of next, british prime minister, a trying to work out the side. whether richie sooner, chancellor, until last week, and one of those whose rebellion force johnson out, looks like the front runner do we can he set the tone as he launched his bed with a re slick video nation. let me tell you a story. it details is indian grandparent's arrival in the u. k. t via east africa

. and the video is high on a motion, perhaps to show his conservative party colleagues that he can relate to voters. if your story matter known in the short term, it's the conservative party which will select the next leader, long term. it's voters who will decide some people, one big personality, just like always, other people are going to be looking for someone who can stand on the world stage. the conservative party m p. 's party members will be thinking whose best place to win the general election into your time, whose personality can cut through to, to intellectual. that's often your c knows pretty disgruntled and disenfranchised with your politics. after receiving markets, a list of increasingly unknown characters who were lining up the leader. that could give the conservatives the problem of how to reach voters who swayed just as much by bars. johnson's personality as they were by his politics. the among those confirmed our rank war veteran tom to get hot and attorney general soa braverman,

su not was heir apparent to johnson for a long time before his 1000000000. i wife's status as a non taxpayer cause problems from i'm charged with handling the case finances. but johnson often proved the depth of moving on from the mistakes he made in power. soon. not cool hope he can do the same and replace his former boss. full rece. i'll use era london. it's been a disappointing day. fortune is ian tennis. star owns jabbers bid to win the wimbledon title to bo was aiming to become the 1st arab or african women to win a grand slam trophy. she was beaten by alida re bachelor. the russian born 23 year old has become the 1st player because it's dawn to win. a major championship. elisa waldman has more from tunis. so it's been a real journey for on stupor to come to wimbleton women's final. it's a huge achievement in itself. it's sad that she lost in the last set 6 to to river

kina, but she played a glorious match and here the atmosphere into nature has been tremendous. she is called the minister of happiness. she has uplifted to nations in a way that no other single person has done tenicia, seen many rocky turbulent years and is usually in used for saddle reasons. but then it's so glad that you knew it to nature has this champion who has shown everything that to nation people can achieve if they work hard and they really house some backing. yeah, when about guest said that having a great partner like her husband and has shown where a woman can get to. so this may have been a loss for now, but on java will be back at wimbledon. for sure. still handle al jazeera, a mass exodus from the bangladesh capital is millions at home for eat holidays post . we visit the silent streets of an ancient libyan city that used to be filled with

tourists in sport, a historic winter for islands rugby players in new zealand. ah hello is looking a little disturbed across some parts of the middle east at the moment, lots of cloud showing up on the satellite picture and that brings with it some heavy showers and borders that bring with it some flooding as well. so we are concerned about northern parts oberman. this little clutch of storms are rolling across the north, their southern parts of the o 8. they will gradually bring some very heavy right into that southeast corner, saudi arabia before it finally rains out, but flooding certainly a possibility, and one or 2 of these spots over the next couple of days. further north, it stays hot and dry. 45 celsius, also for many pass up here. levant,

some pleasant sunshine there. 35 celsius for damascus. let's hop across the road and see where the southwestern monsoon will taught him. that master plowed across the reagan peninsula, still fading, some very heavy damsels into western parts of india. red bodies enforced many orange warnings in force across the good part of india and fat. and we do have very big concerns for italian garner sent central areas of india. we'll see some very heavy rain as we go through sunday. and on into monday, sliding little further east was pakistan. still seeing some very heavy showers over the next couple of days. possibility of flooding coming in here. we could do some rain into eastern parts of africa, somalia and kenya stay lassie dry. ah . but. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of banister thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary

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ah, you're watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories. this, our dozens of protests being held across the u. s. by abortion rights activists. that calling on jo biden's administration to do more to protect abortion access in the wake of the supreme court decision to overturn the road versus wait ruling. so anchors parliament speaker says president, go to buy a raja pox. a has agreed to resign on wednesday, early a protest to stormed his house and offices in colombo protest this of all. so set the prime ministers, private residence on fire that fed up with an unprecedented economic crisis. this led to shortages and fuel medicine and food. so lanka, as we heard there is in the middle of a serious economic crisis, it's run out of foreign currency and doesn't have enough to pay for import. part of

the problem is a lack of visitors. tourism is a crucial source of foreign currency. but tories revenues dropped dramatically after the 2019 east of bombing, the covey. 19 pandemic president go to pyre. roger baxa has been accused of economic mismanagement. a series of tax cuts contributed to creditors downgrading swelling cars rating. and then last april, roger packs a band fertilize the import, sanks for lanka would be a 100 percent organic farming nation that affected agriculture production, driving up through prices and fueling the need for imports or w a. v g for our den i as an independent economic analyst and the former deputy governor of the central bank of sri lanka, he says there were proposals for the speak of the parliament to be an appointed interim president. well inserted the constitution and has it made the speaker, they can actually appoint the speaker of the month past that you came to see that.

but he has to be in our configuration by which is simply a simple majority. it is not difficult for him to get and then even that was another in the form of government. and that government, we have to pay on for 6 months, providing relief to members of the public and putting our lane down the basic requirements to to, to eliminate the current economic crisis. and also to enable the country to have another general election after 6 months. it would enable the com to let its own gotten. so this is the timeline and the strategy that is being proposed by many people who are we engaged in the purpose campaign. not simply because we have an interim government or 3rd party doesn't mean that would be able to resort all the economy use that we have it in today. specifically,

we don't have any foreign exchange with the central bank. and as a result, you know, guys unable to maintain the money for program, which includes thing, probation of, i guess, many scenes today to input for industries and so forth. so there would be a very difficult time period for so, you know, in the next 2 to 3 months time period, protests are taking place in argentina as a wave of discontent sweeps across the country. left wing activists are angry at the government's economic policies. an adept deal with the i m f, and many of the right to protesting against corruption. we've done lucian formula joins us live now from argentina's capital where the sara, sir daniel lo. so protest spoke on the left and the right across the political spectrum. what it demonstrates are saying where you are with this is a protest over the last it just the 2nd started to kick them off you towards the

government college, which a visual distance away from here. it's going to be followed in an hour or so time by about truvada. the government protested mostly from the right wing of the political spectrum. well, these people here are saying it out and dina should not pay debt a huge debt. 90000000 dollars to this year to the deductible on the 3 bars. they say the convictions that are being opposed by the american strong that somebody would be federal program at the time when i can see, you know, it's not going to be economic hard to get the public rates issue to go. inflation is about 5 percent of bunk predicted to be 70 percent throughout the year. but the employment is rising and the government display the economics of a minute stop. martin goes, mom was given the job of trying to so some of these problems he resigned the week ago. it still gets fixed in the governing party to really there was no good side of

the arrive argentina, rules and suffering. many of the problems. big countries around the world, high fuel prices, obviously exacerbated by the situation a, i'd, you brain a bicycle shooting up and simply ology that doesn't have the reserves just like to cope with some of these problems. so these are people that the sag, the government, as i say, should not be paying the stat calling on the government to do more to help those people who are suffering. other shanty towns are growing. a situation is severe without any clear markers on the horizon about exactly what the government should be doing with a new economy minister with splits in the government to try to solve some of these to their problems. right, daniel, i'm just going into that sir about the opposing visions for how to do with the countries economic woes within the ruling coalition. how a both sides of that coalition trying to work together to overcome these pretty profound fundamental differences of opinion on what to do next what,

what they're simply not working together. the vice president, the former president of the country are christina fernandez. the kitchener has a huge following within the governing party. the actual president, alberto fernandez. earth is seeing his popularity wade of the prices shoot up, and his popularity seems to decline almost a ratio to to that rise. and this talk rumors mostly speculation that the 2 sites are simply not talking. am christina fernandez. the kitchener is a lining herself getting herself ready for elections. jew at the end of next year, which was simply seymour division. of course, the opposition, the right wing opposition, rubbing its hands in glee, watching with great interest about the splits in the governing party, aligning themselves for that big fight coming next year. but yet, people increasingly taking to the streets vent their frustrations, the anger,

making it evidence, you know, just what those divisions are in the country. very little room respect. you have her alignment for compromise, coalition. and it does seem as though this divisions are growing wider as the economic situation deteriorates. now of course, when we talk about her, i am a for bailouts. i am f supporter. oh, it conjures up images of what happened to countries like greece or indeed i'll, since we're years of a stereotype, we're impose. one of the concerns there in argentina is a stair, a t and a deep cuts in public funding at the forefront of people's minds going into these demonstrations what we're very much so in argentina is co, of course, has its own recent economic, a crisis, 20012002, plenty of people remember that. argentina defaulting on massive external debt, there were riots. billions of people fell into poverty. argentina managed to dig

itself out of that crisis in the only part of the century, but memories very clear about about what happened there. i mean, the people who suffered them were often pensioners, people on the edges of society. it's those same people who are marching now the people you see behind me, some of them of are there one went boy that, that states that parents are certainly telling them about that. and they're also very well aware of the global situation. now they're watching what's going on it's we're lanka at the moment. they're very well aware of the situation in ukraine soil though we're a long way away from that. people are very. 3 conscious of the fact that we are part of a globe who system is seeing the fuel prices rising, that looking at their markets declining around the world and very well aware of what, how vulnerable they are in the current situation, w schwartner in argentina in the capital when a serious i thank you so much. now the united nation says more than 12000000 ukrainians were displaced by the russian invasion. sama starting to return and

rebuild, but some never left. alum fisher travel to the british of motion to meet a great grandmother who survived the assault by sheltering in her basement. this village used to be home to around 800 people than the russians came. and there was just one lady is or you can never left as others run for safety. she stayed when the was shelling she hid in her basement for a month. the 72 year old slept here too, with just her cat for company. always saying, oh sing when there is hobbies shelling the ground would shake and i would slightly open the door just to see if it was my house or somewhere else. when neighbors houses started to burn, i tried to put out the flames, but there was just too much land. she wasn't scared, she says, a voice told her, she would be safe. the russell that there, i saw 2 soldiers. i saw the yellow and blue stripes. i knew they were ukrainians,

and i knew then i could come out of him and initially the devastation in motion is obvious. homes destroyed, ripped apart, and the fighting people are no returning. i sing along with one charity on hand, giving b 6 to people who have lost everything. we are providing medical support. we're providing food support, a baby for the children, food, and also various toys for the kids. it seems simple, but at the other hand, they are very expensive for these people. for the people in the village, the rebuild may have started, but the danger is still here. they used to be able to use the forest any time they wanted, but they see there is no sealed off because that our minds there are no one knows where they are. some cried when they saw the shell of the place. they called home. but they are rebuilding, we have no choice, this is all the have. first room will all, everything we have go to was destroyed as usual. nothing left me and they have to

start again from scratch. okay. it will take years to assume that he is a euchre is glad people are coming back. she says it's nice to see old faces. nice to no longer have to hide next to no longer have a war raging on her doorstep. allen, fisher, i'll just either motion you cream. at least 16 pilgrims have been killed by flash floods and indeed administered kashmir. helicopters fairy to hospital those who were injured when flood waters swept through their makeshift camps high in the himalayas. tens of thousands of hindu pilgrims have been taking part of the annual track to a cave shrine. a war to spring in the middle of the libyan desert supported the city of god. i'm as for thousands of years, tourists used to visit the oasis in droves, but years of conflict have left its ancient alleyways empty. now, as efforts continue to create a lasting peace, there's hope that more stable conditions will draw. visitors back malik trainer reports from goddam as in libya's northwest. the dumbness is nicknamed the pearl of

the desert. it's crown jewel. this waist is called the thu, meaning head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old. water tunnels, fed by the gossip stretched throughout the city, have supplied houses, moss and forms for centuries of suv, and it led him after the gus zoof was found. the city became an economic hub for caravan trade, connecting countries across africa. and it came under control of the roman and byzantine empires. but later islam flourish throughout north africa. this mosque is 1400 years old. the old city is one of 5, eunice, go world heritage sites and libya that are on its endangered list. account for fetch adena and adam. the people of good armies were surprised and have suffered greatly due to the unesco decision to enlist the old city to its endangered list.

the cities economy relies on tourism, so we hope that unesco takes us off the list. so people feel safe to come and visit people here say thousands of foreign tourists used to come and visit. but the years long conflict and libya has had a devastating impact on the tourism sector. formerly a driving city, it's narrow alley ways are now mostly deserted. but some domestic tourists, though, come, these men are from the 2 arctic tribe and visiting from o body. deep in libya's south cancer, we were in a nearby village. so we decide to visit this historical city. as libyans, york city links our history to our present and future. it is when the honor to visit the city and to see our friends from good armies. it's beautiful to see that the local community is trying to preserve it supplement. for centuries, the dam is thrived, it's markets,

and alleyways visited by people from around the world. but for more than a decade, conflict and libya has kept foreigners away. now people here hope their return if peace can be achieved in libya, and the pearl of the desert won't be forgotten. malik, trina al jazeera adamus security has been tightened to in afghanistan for eat out other festivities. the taliban deployed extra security checkpoints and major cities rising inflation and economic devastation after the taliban takeover has dampened the festive mood and bangladesh. traveling for each other can be challenging for millions of people. trained past and fairly terminals are crammed as huge numbers of travelers. home for the holidays, but have involved as the story the on the eve of either of her, it's like everyone is leaving the bank. whether she capital dot com. millions of people are trying to return to their home villages to celebrate with families. but

trains are already packed. how many you will look at you are trying to go home ahead of each other. yesterday evening we failed to board a train as too many people had rushed onto today when they have come again to try. but we are not sure we will be able to get into a train. we are just thinking about whether we will take the roof on it. but we are together with children. how can we go just feeling hopeless. the others try their luck here with ferries, facing the same problem. we are going home to celebrate each other with our relatives. there was too much rush to pull the ferry, so there was no option but to take to the roof. it is taken so much trouble of high is one of the largest religious festivals in bangladesh. people spend most of the year saving for these days. they time their vacations to coincide with it and can't fail to join the family and to buy new clothes and gifts. most importantly,

they have to buy healthy annual slaughter in keeping with traditions. it's a good opportunity for cotton dealers who know i've come with 3 of my own cows and have come to sell them in this market for ead. the whole year. i've taken care of them and hope to make some profit. prices usually go up ahead at the festival this year they hit the record, but people have no choice but to buy the money. i just bought one boat to sacrifice in the name of god for which i paid for with 200000. thus more than 2000 bottles and still considered a reasonable price. i'm advice, dizzy o e l odd eyes also being marked and occupied east jerusalem over a 100000 worshippers gathered in the alex a compound for morning pres. still ahead on al jazeera. i'm gabriel's on to along

the anacostia river in washington dc where scientists are using muscles to help make this river healthier. that story coming up and in sport, frustration for africa's biggest tennis store to wimbledon. fundies here to that story. ah ah. ah.

save that. mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, ah ah, welcome back to you as capital as one of the most polluted rivers for quite some time. now, a science is to try to change that. the anacostia river is being brought back to

life with a little help from shellfish. al jazeera is gabriel alexander reports in washington, dc. it's a body of water that was so polluted for so long. it was often referred to as america's forgotten river. but thanks to a slow and steady clean up effort to anacostia river has improved to the point where aquatic life can actually be seen swimming in its waters. again, this is the clearest i've ever seen the water. and now the continued improvement of the washington dc river. ress with the fresh water muscle, the part clam part snail like show fish excluding water. marine biologist from the anacostia watershed society, have released over 26000 native muscles into the river. they act as sort of a natural vacuum cleaner. to cleanse, to water muscles are, are filter filter feeders. so they help clean the water. one

muscle of the size of the muscles were collecting to, they can filter between 10 to 20 gallons of water a day. so when you add up the numbers in a year, that's a lot of water that they can filter. not the muscles filter, the equivalent of 106, olympic sized swimming pools of water every year. this is what they filtered in less than 2 hours, but propagating muscles and re introducing them river has had a dual impact, clean the river, and help keep them from going extinct in the united states. we need to work to conserve muscles because greater than 70 percent of them are listed as endangered. threaten or are just like conservation concern. and there's like 300 species of fresh water muscle in the united states. so when you think of like 70 percent of that 300 species, they are great risks to help. in many ways, these muscles are coming home because before this river got so polluted,

it killed most of them off there more than 80 different types of muscle species that lived here. it was in 2018 biologist started reintroducing them in an experimental project. and it appears to be working for a once polluted river now on its way back to being healthy, thanks in large part to a most unlikely shellfish. gabriel is on dough al jazeera washington, i as promised his son for the sport with andy, thank you so much. naval alina rib akina is the new wimbledon champion. see, be honest, your birth become the 1st class from catholic stanza. when a grand slam title somehow major polls, ah, the biggest moment in her young career, 23 year old elena her back in a winning the wimbledon final to secure her maiden grand slam title a thirst for

a player. from kazakhstan. i was super nervous before the my doing the my son them honestly hoping that the thing is to be honest because i have never failed something like this in. i just want to say big things to the crowd for the subordinate was a 1000000. ah, history was said to be made regardless of the outcome of his final, within his yes, own stubborn aiming to become the 1st hour player to win and major title. rebecca and i made a nervous start as jabber broke early in the 1st set and dominated the opening exchanges with her opponent struggling. deborah seized the opening sat 63. i mean the momentum of the match shifted quickly in the 2nd set. it was now or a back in a hitting the important winners

a job or is rising frustration was all too obvious or backing up, powered her way through the set and took it 6 to the match, was going to a decider deciding control the world number 2 was unable to feed back the initiative and are back in i held her nerve to become the youngest singles champion at wimbledon in a decade. i ran to day so most i don't think that they need to do fitness anymore. i also want to say thank you for their oil box. i mean, i'm paying for it's time in the it's an honor to me here to play in front of your thank you. so my sin is just, i'm movable. i transfer. thank you. i love this tournament. so much and her, i feel really sad, but i mean it's, it's still there is only one winner. i'm, i'm really happy that her. i'm trying to inspire, you know,

many generation from my country. i will born a player lifting the trophy in a year when organizes had band russians from playing at wimbledon in response to the countries invasion of ukraine. son, a moose. i'll dizzier i'll is, replies acclaim de historic. when i've a new zealand and reporter scott trone, chaff internet in his own, recorded our 1st ever win over the all blacks in new zealand. having never been to new zealand before. 2016 and of no one for the last 7 games between the scenes. i believe it's $12312.00 a series. now level $11.00. it will be decided in next week's final test in wellington any time you craze a little bit of history am? it means a lot in our, it's a very, very special day for, for everyone in the country and am, and i, we talk about it last, we talk about,

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