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is al jazeera ah hello, lauren taylor, this is the amazon news, our live from london coming up. oh, shall. anchors president says he will step down on to tens of thousands of people. stone the presidential palace and set the prime ministers home alight. demonstrators make a splash inside go to buy a roger pack says home after months of protests against rank is crippling economic crisis, people are marching across the united states, demanding the president does more to protect abortion rights and a nation in morning. the body of former japanese prime minister sions obey arrives back in tokyo as police admit security problems around his assassination.

in school, selina rubber keena is the new wimbledon champion. she beat on your boss become the 1st player from cause extent to win a grand slam sauce. ah, after months of anti government demonstrations sure. like as president has agreed to resign on wednesday, the parliamentary speaker made the announcement just hours after tens of thousands of protesters stormed gutter by our roger packs as residence in central colombo, roger pac. so fred, the premises just moments before demonstrators accuse him of mishandling the countries worst economic crisis since independence with widespread shortages, a few and basic goods. the presidential palace has been ransacked with protest as going through the president's private possessions and jumping into the swimming pool. if a little also broken into the should i can prime minister renelle wicker missing is

private residence and set it on fire. the newly appointed prime minister announced he'll resign once all political parties agree on a new government. got here lopez, who dam begins are coverage. oh, they called saturday d date when protester say the president and his government would be forced to step down. they blamed, puts a buyout raj, a pasta for an economic crisis that made life unbearable 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 i, 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 the moments the presidential pool, once preserved for the country's top leaders appeared more like a community pool. family had thought that a lot of what 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 lucas leanne al jazeera michelle fernandez is in colombo, was more on president gotcha, by reggie paxis agreement to resign. the reports indicate that the president got up,

roger parker has told the speaker of parliament that he will step down and resign on the 13th of this month. that's basically a few days from now. 40 years 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 raja boxes holding power. but it's, it's been a sort of a family that has been bouncing back with a whole bunch of different fortunes over the recent years. and in fact,

if indeed present gotta be roger pox, have 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 a 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 until the end of president got our barrage boxes term, but with all of these calls for the prime minister on a vicar missing to resign as well. oh, 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 a run over conversing himself and all those are in the sort of

political sort of sector come to an agreement on take a closer look at rank as he can on that crisis. when the government has run out of foreign currency to pay for in port, part of the problem is a lack of visitors. tourism is a key source of foreign currency, but revenues dropped dramatically off the 2019 easter bombing and the curve. 19 pandemic president go to buy a raj fact says also been accused of economic mismanagement. a series of tax cuts contributed to credit his downgrading for like his rating. and last april roger pox, a band fertilizer in port things for lanka would be a 100 percent organic farming nation that impacted agricultural production. drove food prices up and fuel the need for imports. when trying to some singer is an economist at frontier research and joins me now from colombo. thanks very much indeed for being with us. as you surprised to both the president and the prime

minister now agreed to resign for having. but i'm not particularly surprised. i think the writing was on the wall so quite somewhat depressed is especially was going to have to step down the the know the call of the organic produce more that had been going on for a few months, had been loud and clear from the very beginning is for the president to go home, was that shorthand for the cotton governing system and called an government to step down. but the call for the president resided all the key part of it. and as we have seen a cross history, whenever you have these economic crisis and protest, people asked that he just reside them. i resist for a lot, but in the end, the ultimately do have to do so because they clearly do not have mandates off governance anymore. and so who will get that mandate using what's, what's gonna happen next? the crucial problem right now, history, like, i mean, obviously you have all the problems. but one thing that is really fascinating problem, right? it was

a crisis of hon if it's where people simply do not trust this government to implement. if you can on the reforms, you don't trust them to tell the truth. you not trust a government in any real fault. so what we need right now, my view is some sort of arrangement in dream or otherwise that allows for a move away from the need is that brought us here. people have a very strong view that this government has brought us to this economic collapse. so shift away from that, from sort of into the mall body rage, but what that explicitly looks like, you know, i'm not particularly worried about, i'm sure they come across with some sort of arrangement given diligence of the situation. but then, you know, be the promise of an election to be something that the parties are also saying. i think we have enough enough concrete shopped to lead to some sort of more lusting solution in the monster. com. you mentioned urgency of a situation. how difficult would it be for anybody who takes over to achieve any changes quickly enough, given the strength of feeling on the, on the strength? so i think every want many people an understand that immediate economic solution is

not really in the cards. i don't necessarily think anyone is widely expecting a magical sit around. what can happen, of course, is one day's a sense of no confidence back in the system that things can start working for us. that are things that could be no stop getting on the media as well, but that is the chance that disc immediate boosting confidence both locally and need, especially among remington then as of the country, for example, can bringing some level of financing into the country even for the next month or so has the chance to maybe accelerate the recovery of the economy. but in, in any get sent, i think there is an expectation that he does take at least a month or 2 more off. i know quite a lot of pain before things really start turning around again. and just to remind is what, what do you think were the most damaging factors in the run up to this crisis? and there was a lot of protest as blamed. a roger fax is what, what were the factors that led to things getting us to the state there? now, i'm sure like i might probably have had an economic crisis or given it to underline

economic fragility. it's like we've had the balance of payments crisis. once every few years anyway, but the fact that the, this carbon coming in, you know, massively cut taxes at a point this re locker stack 70 was already one of the worst in the world. you know, massively printed money in the last few years. you know, obviously controlled exchange, we use up all our reserves for that and for the payment of that i think that these, these factors definitely did contribute. and, but i would say the key reason why the crisis got this bad via the point that, you know, by march, april sudak as far dictionaries as a practical, effective leader dollars. which frankly, onyx on acceptable for any country limit about the purchase movement. i mean, one thing that was noticeable is that actually, you know, there was no few people actually walked for days and not to get to, to get to, to protest in the last day or so. are you surprised by the strength of feeling that has been to people actually have kind of taken those drastic measures to protest in

this way? the protest mall was really, i mean, i think 1st really started rubbing up by the end of march. and you did see every time this buddhist boomers wrote up more, some sort of governor's change happening. so people have seen that the 5th of their broadest moments over the last few months. yes, there are ads and fills in at times. you know, especially when you have some sort of change, you know, there's a little bit more consciousness comes into the system. people quite down into hoping for some sort of change that change doesn't happen. you know, you continue the process. so i'm not ex, especially nor surprised by the fact that the people really doubt in these numbers . what i am surprised of the, the fact that the seeds that we saw today in the country with quite on breasted scale and the magnitude of saw me, people coming in essentially forcing this kind of change happening, i think was unexpected. the magnitude of it i made a person expected to happen to look period of days rather that hours. but of course, it's good to see the fact that the people are not taking the stand and accelerating

the steps required for actually could all make and political reform try as i'm saying, and thank you very much for joining us. thank you. you coming off on the news are from london, a weight of anger, an argentina when live from protest against the government. economic policies in gwen is already a defined ukrainian great grandmother who refused to leave her deserted vintage despite a relentless russian assault and in sport, a tight squeeze from 7 times. well, champion at the station for me, one girl ah dozens approaches to being held across the us by abortion rights activists. i in washington, dc civil rights groups and organize the march and to sit in at the white house.

they're calling on do biden's administration to do was to protect abortion access in the wake of the supreme court decision 2 weeks ago to turn the roe v wade ruling on friday, the u. s. president signed an executive order protecting access to abortion medication. rosalind jordan was that the protests in washington dc. i organized 5 to one the march, which i 1st came to prominence up in the election of donald trump back in 2016. but now after the reversal of re versus weight, which legalized abortion in the united states 49 years ago, the protests are happening today here in front of the white house, as well as in cities across the united states. at the moment who thought of several hundreds of protesters here in lafayette park in front of the white house. and about a 100 or so had crossed pennsylvania avenue to lug basically bring their message to the bike, dip ministration. that is going to take

a lot more than people's voting in the midterm elections in november to reverse this decision by the u. s. supreme court. they are calling on the biden ministration to be much more aggressive in protecting the right to privacy in protecting civil liberties. and in ensuring that tal, whoever is pregnant and wants to get an abortion can do so without any interference from local state or the federal government. now the organizers had said that they would be engaging in an act of civil disobedience. most of the po testers are staying here in lafayette park, across pennsylvania avenue, a basically to bring their voices to what they say is a huge shock, injustice don't tell us to he was women, but hurts the u. s. his credibility world wide. this demonstration is, are happening here in washington despite rather stormy weather and i have a what conditions. but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding

what they call a summer of rage across the united states in order to bring the make, bring up the point that protecting and women's right to abortion is the just the beginning. protecting the like to cough reception. protecting st marriages were touching siblings of all sorts, including the ja walker rod. he said luck with the united states. they say this is marta. remove that many other things would reverse what it means to be an american purchase to taking basing argentina is a wave of discontent sweeps across the country left wing activists. so angry at the government's economic policies and a debt deal with the i m f. inflation has skyrocketed to 60 percent argentina's economic minister resigned a week ago, over deep divisions in the runing, co nation over how to handle the mounting economic crises. and it was formula is

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alan c, b. this is an economist at the national university of general mento. he joins us now from on zene from but as i was thank you very much indeed for being with us. so as we heard, they're kind of different protested from different sides of the political spectrum . while they're in the main kind of common friends with these protest, well,

it's hard to find the common for the left wing groups that were protesting. first, i had a very clear agenda. busy of basically no to the i m f agreement which we actually inherited from the market a government which was the previous government, profoundly neo liberal government and, and no 2 payments on the debt. both b i m f agreement and that that situation basically put very strict limits on the capacity of the government to try to engage another kind of more expensive. busy or redistributes of economic policies. the 2nd group protesting is more linked to the i would say, the oligarchy, upper classes, and sort of right wing, libertarian groups, which are basically anti government and have been protesting against government

route. so i wouldn't necessarily link that to protests that just happened to coincide on the today 9th of july independence day. and we had the the resignation if the economy is to not include man in the middle of those negotiations with the on that how, how significant was that? where does that leave the government? well, the resignation was a bit, an expected even though there was a lot of discontent within the rule in coalition with the minister of many believe that he was too shocked in the negotiations with the math. argentine a inherited from the previous government, a $44000000000.00 debts with the i m f, which is the largest loan, the i m f, has ever made in history, and certainly the largest loan argentina ever took with the i m f and the i m f and

the agreement that this minister signed basically is a pretty standard i m f agreement know fiscal, austerity cetera. and so with, in the current situation coming out of that pandemic, and now more so with the war in eastern europe and the impact that's having worldwide and all. busy chartina the b i m f agreement is basically a straight jacket for policies that would be that should be oriented more to the lower classes to the poor to the working poor. and unfortunately, the government is, has not done that, and the economy minister that resigned last saturday is partly responsible for that . i mean, and given all this, when, when do you see this going out? how bad you mentioned that some of the problems, the auction to the economy getting is going well. when do you think that

politically they can sort things out and, and make some improvement? well, it looks like politically the ruling coalition is sorting things out, at least internally. the main part of the main factions within the coalition appear to be engaging in what one could see as a constructive dialogue. the problem is that the economic situation is quite critical, not only because of inflation, but also because of one economist referred to as the foreign exchange constrained or the scarcity of hard currency in the central bank reserves. so it depends a lot, depends on what's what the economy measures the new minister takes. and we're expecting some sort of announcement next week as to whether the situation can be straightened out and stop and somewhat or if the crisis will be.

but it's, it's unclear at this point what direction it will take and see me and thank you very much indeed. taking the time to talk to us, i'm sure you're very rock. a police chief in the japanese city of nora, where the former prime minister shinto ave was assassinated on friday, says he can't deny there were problems with his security. i may was shot while speaking to political campaign event. police are investigating. if the gunman named as 41 year old to 2 year yagami acted alone, lawrence knew him, fort 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, ave for his service for a crown. 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 arby, 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 tried 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 last it currently, i'm not exaggerating. he remembers people once met, he wouldn't forget dots. his personal charm 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. a 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 phoebe and the reserves are free. don't jonas, based in tokyo? she says the assassination of schanzer bay has raised questions over security during political campaigns in japan. goodness of the incident is available already because some critical voices viewed it, saying that the suspect clearly in a holding a bad doing of a moving towards him without any kind of intervention. and also that there's a lack of information police officers on the grounds. but this is a highlighted just how to con, does security complexity. home locations are very close to the public. senior

politician do have highly trained offices with them. so this is more for a close contact physical situation as opposed to something you can firearm. but in this case, before that have gone armed, as people have pointed out with things like 3 d printing ologies, it's possible that even with japan bear restrict gun control laws that fire on campus enter rich. so we may see of a vision of exactly how security is carried out on political campaign. a small celtic on this and he could replace it, burst johnson, several senior, conservative party politicians launch. they have been become the case, new prime minister plus i'm gabriel's under along the anacostia river in washington, dc. we're scientists are using muscles to help make this river healthier. that story coming up and in school to historic when the islands rugby plays in new

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reminder the top stories, yoga 0. sure lank is parliament speaker says president got a by a roger boxer has agreed to resign on wednesday earlier protested stormed his house and offices in columbia. just as of also set the prime ministers private residence on fire. the fed up with an unprecedented economic crisis. this led to shortages and few medicine and food. d ruin buffy. rana is a south asia researcher at amnesty international. she was among the thousands of protest as inside the presidential palace. you're right in front of the president just passed. it took up a long time to get to the rails, and i managed to go inside the president house that's now being occupied by the will that the a orderly group of people going even out the day 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 in court has always been for the president to sit down, even with the doctor the 4 months. and the cabinets resigned. it was in c as patricia, even president. and right now the move is that, you know, we should probably because it looks like the government, the entire government, witness 5 is going to have the many people and the so i think people going in had a lot of respect of the, you know, the structure of the building there was people shouting, saying that this is our property, do not discourage because we will be paying for it. today. the level of respect united nations is more than 12000000 ukrainians have been displaced by the russian

invasion. some people are starting to return and rebuild some never left. and fisher traveled north of the capital to the village of machine to meet a great grandmother who survived russia's assault, 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 a 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, seeing when there is heavy 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 it was just too much, man. she wasn't scared. she says, a voice told her she would be safe. the rustle 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 to him and then i swear the devastation in motion is obvious, homes destroyed, ripped apart, and the fighting people are now returning 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. and 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 personal will all everything we have got to was destroyed as usual.

nothing left me and we have to start again from scratch. it will take years to listen to that he is acre 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. allan fisher, i'll just either motion you cream in the u. k. vars johnson is still british prime minister for the moment after resigning as conservative party leader on thursday. but some of the m p 's who piled on the pressure for him to go and lining up to replace in johnson's main rival. in his last leadership contest, jeremy hunt has announced he will stand and form a health save changes. savage has also thrown his hat in the ring or race reports from london corner resi. how'd you follow an act like boris johnson? that's what the contenders for the job of next, british prime minister, a trying to work out the side,

whether richie soon act 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 his indian grandparents arrival in the u. k. via east africa during the video is high on a motion team, perhaps to show his conservative party colleagues that he can relate to voters. it's your stories that matter most. in the short term it's the conservative party which will select the next leader, long term. it's voters who will define some people. one big personality just like voice. other people are gonna be looking for someone who can stand on the world stage. the conservative party mpm and conservative party members will be thinking who's best place to win dutch an election in 2 years time, whose personality can cut through to it to an electra. that's often your c knows pretty disgruntled and disenfranchised with u. k. politics after receiving markets,

a list of increasingly unknown characters who were lining up to be leader. that could give the conservatives the problem of how to reach voters who are swayed just as much by bars. johnson's personality as they were by his politics. the among those confirmed or iraq war veteran tom took in heart and attorney general sewell at braverman. soon ac was heir apparent to johnson for a long time before his 1000000000. i wife's status as a non taxpayer caused problems from uncharged with handling the case finances. but johnson often proved adapted moving on from the mistakes he made in power. soon i cool hope he can do the same and replace his former boss polaris aldi's era london . the g 20 farmers as meeting has wrapped up in indonesia, china's for mister wine, ye and the you are such a state. how talks after that event? jessica washington has more from the summit in bali. the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin described his talks with his chinese counterpart, one

e as constructive and useful. the 2 met following the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting in barley marking their 1st bilateral in person meeting since october last year. secretary blinking described the relationship between the us and china as highly consequential, not just for the 2 countries, but for the rest of the world as well. and as such, he said the relationship needs to be managed responsibly. he said the meeting lasted more than 5 hours and covered a variety of topics. he took the chance during the meeting. he said to raise concerns over the situations in shin jung to bed and hong kong with regard to human rights. and also what he remarked as china is increasing aggression over taiwan. none of these are easy topics, but the united states seems always to be consistent voice and human rights environmental freedoms that the stand against china or any other country. but to

help about peace, security. and human dignity. the war in ukraine has been really the main point of discussion during the course of this g 20 foreign ministers meeting. and that same theme has continued into this bilateral meeting between the u. s. and china. secretary blinkin said that during the meeting, he raised his concerns about the continued normal relationship between china and russia and said that now was the time that all countries must put pressure on russia to end its aggression in ukraine. i shared again with the counselor that we are concerned about, the p r c's alignment with russia. now what you hear from, from beijing is that it claims to be neutral. i would start with the proposition that up, it's pretty hard to be neutral when it comes to the disagree. following the conclusion of this highly anticipated bilateral meeting, both secretary blinkin and minister wong will continue their diplomatic efforts here in asia. secretary lincoln will continue on and travel to thailand where he

will meet with thailand's prime minister and foreign minister minister wong meanwhile, will remain in indonesia where he will meet with the indonesian president was named pilgrims remarking the 1st day of e dallas her in mecca. oh is yours? expanded hash is now coming to an end. after 2 years of severe restrictions. because of the pandemic, 900000 people were able to attend this year. most of those came from outside saudi arabia, that still less than half a number that took part in 2019. in bangladesh, traveling for eat, allowed her can be challenging for millions of people. train bus and very terminals are crammed as huge numbers of travelers. rush home for the holidays, barrett vall has more. ah, on the eve of either not hot, it's like every one is leaving the bungler. does she capital deca. millions of

people are trying to return to their home villages to celebrate with family. but trees are already packed. i either will. okay, but we are trying to go home ahead of e del on her yesterday evening. we failed to board a train as too many people had rushed onto it to day. we'll 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 the children. how can we go? just feeling hopeless. the others try their luck here with fairies facing the same problem. they did a dizzy down with them. we're going home to celebrate each other with our relatives . those too much rushed to build the ferry, so there was no option but to take to the roof. it has taken so much trouble. people of highs one of the largest religious festivals in bangladesh. people spend most of the yes, saving for this day. they time their vacations to coincide with it and can't failed

to join the family and to buy new clothes and gifts. most importantly, they have to buy a healthy animal to slaughter in keeping with tradition. or that it's a good opportunity for cat dealers when i've come with 3 of my own cows and have come to sell them in this market for each one the whole year of taking care of them and hoped to make some profit. both prices usually go up ahead of the festival and this year they hit the they're called but people have no choice but to buy them. and i me, egg, good money either. i just bought one bull to sacrifice in the name of god for each, for which i paid for with 200000 tucker. thus more than 2000 bowls and still considered a reasonable price mohammed boy of dizzy. and he, 16 people have now been confirmed dead after a cloud 1st triggered flash floods in indian administered kashmir. on 2 dozen people have been reported missing and rescue operations or underway floods. hit

during an annual hindu pilgrimage to the cave shrine of a my last authorities had expected more than 800000 people to attend. but he's got me. dunlap's blown out, bought walt wiley's room. i saw water gushing down, sweeping away men, women's shops, and our belongings to i have never before seen such an incident in my life. everything was buried under the mountain doors on my dog about the owner. we were about 200 meters away from the cave and started raining. suddenly people started to run. it was all chaos. i saw a mountain coming down. we left and don't know how many were killed her. twit, as chairman says, the social media company's board will take it on mosque to court for attempting to terminate his $44000000000.00 takeover of the platform. twitter shares found my sound present in after hours trading on friday. soon after mosque announced he wanted to end his plan to acquire the company. renton monahan reports a $44000000000.00 deal to buy. twitter is now off the table. the richest man in the

world, you must for these terminating the contract. 3 months after locking in the agreement, he used 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 is not having to make that $1000000000.00 payment for money. the focus now turns to stocks and whether twitter and tesla, which must owns will take a hit, or the investors want to see must just get back to focus past the space x. because twitter from the beginning is just really been a distraction. it's been overhang of 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. most 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 wait 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. and social media will surely have plenty to say about it. benjamin al jazeera ocean to dc is hand one of the most polluted rivers in the us for quite some time now. and scientists are trying to change that. the anacostia river is being brought back to life with a little help from shellfish out as there is gabriel. and his under reports 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 down here. and now the continued improvement of the washington dc river. ress with the fresh water muscle. and then the part clam part snail like show fish is quoting 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 are 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 reintroducing them to the river has had a dual impact, clean the river, and help keep them from going extinct in the united states. and we need to work to conserve muscles because greater than 70 percent of them are listed as endangered, threaten or are just of like conservation concerns. 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 and they are, are great rascally healthy in many ways these muscles are coming home because before this river got so polluted it killed most of them off. there are 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's hondo al jazeera washington, a water spring in the middle of the libyan desert, supported the city of hud. i miss for thousands of years. tourists used to visit the oasis in droves. but years of conflict to have left its ancient alleys. empty. tiny, china reports from their in libya's northwest. the dumbness is nicknamed the pearl of the desert. it's crown jewel, this waste is called the fool. many head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old. water tunnels fed by the gl suv stretched throughout the city,

have supplied houses, moss, and forms for centuries. also, and laser, after the gust 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 flourished throughout north africa. this mosque is 1400 years old. the old city is one of 5, eunice, go world heritage sites in libya that are on its endangered list. clack, i will fetch adena and at them the people have good damage 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 felt that 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 armis. it's beautiful to see that the local community is trying to preserve it. for centuries, the damask 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 still had this news out in sport frustration for africa's biggest tennis star in the wimbledon final course. and is here with that story. ah, the highlands of bonnie have long attracted to visitors come here for the cool climate and to see bonnie's famous rice fields. but these fields and farms are more than just a tourist attraction. they provided a lifeline for the thousands who lost their jobs when the travellers stopped coming because of coven 19 pandemic restrictions. broad financial hardship to many here valley. now as the island reopens for international travelers, some say they want more just to return it to the way things work before. community groups have helped form a tourism workers learn how to cut it used to be

a tour guide now he farms cabbages said that the i don't want to go back to tourism. i want to continue to be a farmer as the island prepares to welcome visitors again, many say the pandemic has told them valuable lessons, never forget. ah, ah, ah, and is here now with the sport. thanks so much, lauren. well, alina rebate, keena is the new wimbledon champion, she beat anja bird's become the 1st player from cas expand. so when a grand slam title son hamish reports,

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, our super nurse before the my doing the, my son them honestly happy 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 unreal. ah, history was said to be made regardless of the outcome of his final witness. yes, on stubborn aiming to become the 1st hour player to win and major title. rebecca made the nervous start as jabber broke early in the 1st set and dominated the opening exchanges. with her

opponent struggling, deborah seized the opening set 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 double is rising, frustration was all too obvious, are backing up, powered her way through the set and took it 6 to the match, was going to the cider deciding circles from all the world. number 2 was unable to feed back the initiative and we're back in our held her nerve to become the youngest singles champion at wimbledon in a decade. i don't today, so most do, i don't think that they need to do fitness anymore. i also want to say thank you for their royal box. i mean, i'm paying for its time in the,

it's an honor to me here to play in front of you. thank you so much and just i'm movable i transfer. thank you. i love this tournament. so much and i feel really sad, were doreen, it's, it's still there is only one winner. 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 organizers had planned russians from playing at wimbledon in response to the countries invasion of ukraine. son, a moose. oh dear. islands replies have claimed a historic when over new zealand, andrew, puerto scored a troy in each half and an aiden. as oliver quoted, the 1st ever win over the all blacks in new zealand. having never bases in the full 2016 island have no one for of the last 7 games between mixing ongoing this once

2312 the series. now level one more. it will be decided in next week's final test in. well, in any time you craze a little bit of history, i am a means a lot and 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 you know, making people at home very, very proud was sunday and it's right at the top for las while also making history by beating the spring box in south africa for the 1st on the welsh edging. this 11312 will now be a series decided in cape town next saturday. england also, when is in the southern hemisphere, they be australia $2517.00 brisk level. fremont theory result ended, australia hen match, winning run at the title, hold the max to stop and extended his lead. in the seasons,

former one will championship 7 time will champion lewis hamilton collided with gasoline. the saturday sprint race in austria, he finished down in a stuck in our lead throughout this way with securing him a whole position system based on braver are always sharla clay was 2nd. he's the make color. science was 3rd. i don't understand the drive isn't like moving across . i don't know if they know they're moving across but was just on necessarily had so much space on his right. so that's, that's some unfortunate for sure. and i've got some sort of damage there. i don't know exactly what that is, a big hit my front and i'm just going to continue. and then i got another one further up by the williams and the red bull that the same thing. but manchester united have arrived in holland for a pre season. so with one player, no tool buys absence, christiana, rinaldo, not with the score. because standing by cochran elders,

allowed to remain in portugal to deal with them and specified family master. they 37 pass citizens to leave the club united, phony 6th, in the permanent last phase. miss down on champions league qualification. on los angeles, s. c. funds of other 1st glimpse of any signing derek. fail. the former roman tricks. introduce people adobe against the galaxy. the morning that 132, and they are the top of the western conference. okay, that was i was looking for now let's get back to lauren inland and you thank you very much and that's it for me, aren't ada for this news out? i'll be back in amendments with the 4 runner for days. news. thanks very much. watch him. i've now ah i la la la la la,

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