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protested, ensure lanka, stone, the home of the president and torch, the prime minister's residence, forcing both to announce their resignation. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, japanese boat has head to the poles just 2 days off. the former prime minister sions obey was assassinated. on the campaign trail. i protest as much to the white house and across the united states demand in greater protection for abortion rights. and we visit the southern and streets of an ancient lithium city that used to be filled with tourists. ah, shall i as president and prime minister have agreed to resign after

a day of protest saw both their homes overrun by demonstrators present, got a by a roger packs. i will step down on wednesday and prime minister ron wicker, i'm a singer says he'll leave when a new government's in place when it marked a major escalation and months of protests over the countries worst economic crisis and decades. but l fernandez report from columbus, vicki since the dd, when protested, see the president and his government would be soon to step down. in by the evening came the announcement a bathing towel door at dana samson. he agreed to act according to the agreement by party leaders and stepped down. but because he wants a peaceful transfer of power, he has asked me to inform the people of his decision to step down on july 13th, deanna. many blame godaddy, roger to search for an economic crisis. this made life unbearable for many of the countries 22000000 people. after breaking through barricades,

yet another visit ended moment. the demonstrators turned into the president's official residence in columbia. inside this is what it looked like. what the president was moved by. he security team to an undisclosed location earlier that protested ransacked his bedroom and took $50.00 on his bed. who in moments the presidential, who once reserved the country's top leaders, appeared more like a recreational center where we had to that may not allow 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 who just is charged the barricades outside. the primary says how reach the dentist at least roger cox is

political allies, new. this is a crucial movement for their party. anger is rising, the government's handling of a diagonal crisis. the worst in 70 years. the frustration appears to have turned into a movement that can noon be ignored. admin l joins us now from outside. president roger packs has residence in columbia manella, so a day of high drama in the capital yesterday. just bring us up to date with an eye to situation on the streets. now ben absolutely. there is still a sort of a spillover of the euphoria that people had after those dramatic sort of developments. what you see behind me, a sort of gate posts and people streaming through it is the official residence residence. this is where the thousands of protesters converged all, i mean there was literally standing room only and then even that was difficult.

yesterday, as these professors pushed through a number of rings, a number of cordons metal barrack heads, huge gates, and literally a physical, a wall of police and special forces to come into the president's residence. they broke through those barricades to go right in. and we saw the scenes of people using the president's swimming pool, but to day there is very much a sort of a, i wouldn't call it a party atmosphere, but a sort of a, a sense of celebration almost that they had got that far. they did what they said they would do. they would see the sort of stepping down or exit of go toby roger boxer and pretty much his government. now we haven't had that officially. but as much as we have a sort of a commitment by the president given to the speaker that he would be resigning literally next wednesday. and even the prime minister, who it's

a little more open ended but says he will step down when there is a national government, an old party government that has been created. and manila, the president and prime minister them both announcing their intentions to resign. what happens mixed politically because of c shlang cause economic crisis won't just go away overnight because of all of this. absolutely, and obviously every sort of deal there is without a proper functioning government and leadership is a de los, particularly for sri lanka, which is in the throes of a major economic crisis. it's literally on its knees now. our run of vicar missing of the prime minister did say that one of the reasons that he was not going to resign until such time. there is another government, a national government to take over, is that in these crisis times as a massive fuel crisis,

there's food shortages. the head of the woodward food program is heading to show lanka as well as those sort of key negotiations with the i m f. and he said it was important for that to be continued t. but like i said in these times, for example, a small sort of a, an insight into the way things happen. the presidential 2nd, the presidential residents behind me is basically free for all the gates are open. anyone streams in this sort of mechanisms of um, sort of authority of checking all of that has completely been set aside because there seems to be this kind of wait and see attitude. there's no presidential security division personnel. there are a few. 5 of personnel outside and at some of the main points, but they're pretty much maintaining a hands off attitude. and this is not going to help obviously, because mechanisms and systems need to work. all right,

i'm an l fernandez. live for stay in the shoreline can capital columbia manella. thank you. 6 we're going to shun with neurologists on the overseas development institute in london. he says, saturdays, chaotic scenes with a combination of years of government corruption and economic mismanagement. so yesterday saw people who were hungry and living essentially on one meal a day. and having spent a long time, the better, who was maybe 3 nights, plus, 3 my picture cues went in their frustrations on the government in power. and it's a timely reminder that corruption and mismanagement have political consequences. the feeling going economy has been undergoing something called stagflation, which is of contraction, as well as 50 percent inflation. some of this is parked by the russia, ukraine conflict, and the timid recovery from the economic effects of covey. but mismanagement, has been an important feature. for instance, the got

a government announce tax cuts in 2019, which has devastated revenues just as the economy needed resources to fight the problem of it. in addition, there was this dramatic switch from chemical to organic fertilizer. and then the wrong advisors were given. there were a lot of suggestion that we should not go to the national monday. you fun to help us do budgeting, balance of payments crisis. and then there was corruption. that was any damage in the roger puts administration. and all of these issues have led to the dramatic events that we saw yesterday, and changes that may occur in the future pose of opened in elections for japan's up a house of parliament. the votes being overshadowed though by fridays assassination of former prime minister sions obey. during the campaign event, the ruling liberal democrats. some analysts operating a wave of sympathy votes for the party, which could expand its majority. well michael pen is the owner of the ship. get so

news agency. he says the routing block led by prime minister for me. ok. shita is on track to when the lecture the main thing which will be getting the up or down. some is the leadership of the current prime minister from new york shita. he came to power as you may recall late last year. and he did pass through one general election. but this is really kind of the 1st time that the japanese people have a chance to speak on whether or not they like the 1st 6 or 8 months of his ministration. and whether or not they feel that the countries on the right track, you know, in generally speaking, his polls are quite high. but one thing which is the dogging him is the rising inflation and cost of living as it, as many, many nations of the world. if the results tonight are act or above expectations, then i think we can definitely say that he,

she's position will be secured for quite some time going forward. and honestly, in this respect, you know, the biggest threat to this position has been, she's all bad. so the fact that ave was killed a couple of days ago actually is another thing that may stabilizes human in a strange way. but the, but as for whether or not this means that it goes forward towards constitutional revision and major security changes. it might because the ruling party which supports that will have a strong position in the diet. meanwhile, the police chief and the situations ave was shot dead as admitted there were security floors, local media say the national police agency plans to review its security arrangements for the protection of prominent figures. meanwhile, offices are investigating whether the gunman acted alone. he's told police he had a grudge against a religious organization, which he believed was linked to the former japanese leader protests have been held across the us by

a pro abortion rights activists. guy in washington, dc. civil rights groups organized damage and a city near the white house always comes in the wake of the supreme court decision 2 weeks ago to overturn the 1973 roe vs wade runing, which are legalized abortion across the u. s. on friday, president biden signed an executive order protecting access to abortion medication, but he's under pressure to do more. rosalind jordan was at the protest in washington, dc. i organized by the one the marks 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 we thought of several 100 protesters here in lafayette park in front of the white house. and about

a 100 or so have crossed pensylvania avenue to was basically bring their message to the bike administration. that it's going to take a lot more than people's voting in the mid term elections in november to reverse saw this saw decision by the us supreme court. they are calling on the budget ministration to be much more aggressive in protecting the right to privacy in protecting civil liberties and ensuring that all 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 teacher injustice don't just to do us women,

but hurts to us is credibility. world wide. this demonstration is a happening here are washington despite rather stormy weather. 1 and i have a what conditions, but they say that they are going to be coming out and holding what they call a sort of range across the united states in order to bring the, make. the point that protecting women's white to abortion is the just the beginning protecting the. 1 white to call for subsidy, protecting, same sex marriages, protecting civil liberties of all sorts, including the walk abroad, a lack of subrogation in the united states. they say if this is not, if this is the reverse, that many other things would reverse what it needs to be in america. for a short break here, when i was 0, when we come back a mass exodus from the bangladesh capital as millions at home for the holiday bus will have more on the protest movement and argentina, that's transcending the political,

divine. ah ah hello, it's looking a little disturbed across southern parts of the middle east at the moment. lots of cloud showing up on the satellite picture and that brings with some heavy showers and bought his fat. bring with it some flooding as well. so we are concerned about northern parts of vermont. this little clutch of storms are rolling across the northeast southern parts of the o. e. and it 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 for the 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 massa plaid across the raven peninsula. still fading, some very heavy damsels into western parts of india. red boys enforced many orange warnings in force across a good part of india. in fact, we do have very big concerns for the tenant gonna sent central errors 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 sinks 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 glossy, dry. ah. coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, thought and died for power defines our, well, we live here, we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy and then they drive together. people with people empower,

investigate, and closed it and questions they used and abused of our around the globe on our dedira. lou ah, welcome back. a comment about top stories here. this alicia anker's, president and prime minister have agreed to resign after a day of protests that sold both their homes overrun by demonstrators. president, go to buy a roger pox. i will step down this week. the prime minister, whose house was set on fire, says, believe when a new government is in place both opened in elections for japan's upper house of parliament about being of a shadow by friday's assassination. a former prime minister chalabi during the

campaign event, the ruling liberal democrats on pro abortion rights activists of health demonstrations across the united states as follows. last month's decision by the supreme court to reverse a routing, but legalized abortion nationwide. now argentina's government is facing a rising tide of protest as it struggles to rein in. soaring inflation and poverty protest of some across the political divide held separate rallies in the capital one as iris. dan ashanda reports argentina united facing its problems together. that was the message to the nation given by president alberto fernandez. speaking in the northern province of tomorrow, with a declaration of independence, was made 206 years ago. joyful, do not believe because there is no political future. if you don't build on and strengthen every day, the things that unites us over ah, that is not the message being heard elsewhere in argentina, both left him right,

rich and poor, marched here in boy osiris and across the country separately, demanding different things. but both unhappy with the government, what should have been a day of celebration in argentina has only served to show that the division vincent thought here. here to my right in front of the government house is a protest calling for members of the current government to be prosecuted for corruption on my left. on the other side of the police, gordon, of those of left when groups and social organizations say the argentine is not biased, then for the international monetary bond, i did said alleviate poverty. these marches it from the shanty towns, another marginalized communities, low paid workers calling for the government to invest in jobs, schools and housing not to pay its crippling debt to the international monetary fund. not yet enough in play that they should pay or pensioners for youngsters. education,

health care for our families. instead we're paying the external debt. a fraudulent debt, argentina is this year due to pay $19000000000.00 of its debt to the i, m f. o. these protests for more affluent neighborhoods accused the government of mismanagement corruption, reserving special anger for the former president and current vice president, christina for and then this, the kitch. now we're marching to get rid of this government. you can see how divided argentinean. soc christina must go depressed in moscow, they should all go. analysts predict that inflation leafy will be more than 70 percent poverty and unemployment arising. the economy minister resigned last week and confidence in a divided government is waning. all this makes argentina vulnerable to the rising fuel and food prices. it's you much of the rest of the world as those prices continue to rise. the divisions are like you to deepen. can you join neuralgia 01 osiris. 2 united nation says more than 12000000 ukrainians have been displaced by

the russian invasion. many are starting to return and rebuild oh, but some never left. alan fish, i traveled to the bridge of motion to meet a great grandmother who survived russia's 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 there 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 thing, when there was 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 there was just too much. 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 of him and in a swift the devastation in motion is obvious. homes destroyed, ripped apart, and the fighting people are now returning with one charity on hand, giving basics to people who have lost everything. we are providing medical support . we're providing food support, a baby food that 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. the used to be able to use the forest any time they wanted, but this area is now 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 special will all everything we have go to was destroyed as you

from nothing land to me and they have to start again from scratch. okay. 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 ukraine to bangladesh. now we're traveling for either add her can be challenging. the millions of people train bus and very terminals are crammed as huge numbers of travelers rush home for the holidays. mama vall has more 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. it will look like we are trying to go home ahead of yesterday evening. we failed to board a train as too many people had rushed on 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 families facing the same problem up. we are going home to celebrate each other with our relatives. there was too much rush to build 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 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 and to slaughter in keeping with traditions. it's a good opportunity for cotton dealers who 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 have to, they're called but people have no choice, but to buy the money either. i just bought one vote to sacrifice in the name of god for which i paid for with $200000.00, thus more than $2000.00 and still consider a reasonable price. amazon of dizzy. now a desert oasis in the libyan city of good armies has supported generations of settlers. and for years was a major drawer for foreign tourists. but conflict and libya has left its ancient alleyways empty, and now was efforts continued to create a lasting peace. let's hope that more stable conditions will draw the visitors back out as he was malik, trainer reports from good um, as in libya's north west, 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 loss of stretch throughout the city, have supplied houses, mars, and forms for centuries. a floor and a letter after the gas 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 and libya that are on its endangered list. click back and forth as elena 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 still come. these men are from the 2 arctic tribe and visiting from o body. deep in libya's south canada. we were in a nearby village, so we decide to visit this historical city. as libyans yield 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 to stuff man. 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 eleanor, a balcony has become the 1st tennis player from kazakhstan to win a grand slam title by beating tennessee and on stripper and gripping wimbledon tennis final ceramic shuffles. oh, 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 happy that the thing is to be honest because i have never failed something like this in the 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, with to in his years, own stubborn aiming to become the 1st are player to win and major title rebutting. i made another 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 job or is rising frustration was all too obvious or backing up. powered her way through the satch and took it 6 to the match was going to a decider deciding

a world number 2 was unable to feedback 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 much so 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 some in the, it's an honor to me here to play in front of your thank you. so my son is just, i'm really of 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 school born a player lifting the trophy in a year when organizers had.