al jazeera, ah ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, rodney parker, this is the news. our live from dough are coming up in the next 60 minutes. as we're line can stay cation protest to say they won't leave the president's house until the country's leaders step down. or than 20 people a day or 2 in south africa after 3 bar shootings and separate areas, raising questions about policing and gun control. ukrainian search for survivors and in an apartment building devastated by a russian strike in the east. the rising cost of living in chile,

how people in santiago are coping with skyrocketing food and fuel bills and in sports or 21st grand slam title, son of a joke of ich jock of it's meeting. nick, curious to when a 4th consecutive wimbledon sought ah protested central anchor, say they will keep occupying the president's home until both he and the prime minister resign. got a bar roger roger boxer and his prime minister ronald rick from a singer have said they will step down later this week. crowd storm the president's home and so fired the prime minister's residence on saturday to protest against the economic crisis. michelle fernandez is in colombo. on sunday, relative. com returned to she lanka protested remained and the president official residence,

making use of facilities normally reserved for the countries elite sherlock. as 22000000 people have for months, been suffering the worst economic crisis. the nation has seen since independence in 1948, the summer heat, worsening electricity blackouts, few of food and medical shortages and years of political corruption. moving help on millbrook only are the greatest thing the people and the youth of this country has ever done is to change this man away he was expelled, changed away, he did not resign as the protest well, on saturday, present got up a roger boxer, fled his over and residence his whereabouts are unknown, yet i will do regard the langkow if he is no longer the president of sri lanka long he has been expelled by the citizens issue lanka. therefore, this is victorious moment official resignations from leaders for a nation in rebellion. now, little more than formalities, this is going to be an extremely critical time to ensure those political stability,

as well as economic stability at a time where they also a low and on to situation erupting so, if, why, lance is not contained, these concern that this is going to deepen the crises, so very, very important times ahead for sri lanka, overseas, remington says and tourism are the main sources of revenue here. after bomb attacks on churches and hotels in 2019, and then the covey 19 ben demick bought dried up. the recent political turmoil has been a long time coming and is likely to be an equally long time to recover from. but for millions of sheer luncheons, it's not clear yet whether the shortages will end and prices come down. we know fernandez, audra 0, colombo, berlin, cutter gama, is the political economist and senior lecturer at the university of justa. he says,

the economic crisis as united the country against the government. the economic situation has been quite harsh throughout the country as it has been in the north as well, particularly for day which laboring sound is given. one meal beans now becoming difficult because there is no production happening in the rural economy. farmers are not able to cultivate because they don't have kerosene high fishermen. i'm not able to go to see. so this whole song for reggie change is island wide because people are feeling the pressure throughout the country. as soon as the president and prime minister reside the speaker of the house becomes an acting ah president. and then they would have to elect another president from. among the parliamentarians. ah, po ever has also been called for abolishing the executive presidency. the concentration of so much power in one individual. so hopefully they will elect

someone with the agreement that is going to be a symbolic, a president until such time that constitutional changes can be brought all the parties that are not part of the government ever, not with erotic boxes, hopefully form a national government. and even if it's minority government with the support of the people's movement, ah, govern the country for a period of time politically to bring about a political, but also economic stability in terms of getting essential goods to the people. at least 15 people have been killed in a shooting in south africa. 9 others have been injured and taken to hospital police sag group of gunman open fire on patrons inside a bar in the johannesburg suburb of sweater catcher. lopez holly anne has the latest overwhelming pain as families are called to identify their relatives. it was after

midnight when police say more than a dozen people was shot dead by gunmen in a bar knew johannesburg. bodies piled near the entrance. our victims who tried to run out and escape what we know is that the assailants, the just entered into that space. well, people enjoined info from the shorter and only to them, investigators have described the shooting as a massacre said ins as that a new on now was this is the gun was to try it the act on it, on our communities and used to call upon communities to actually little indeed assist the police in bringing to book and those appear treat us police say nothing was sold in from the business. now they're focused turns on catching those responsible, finding out why the victims were targeted. hattie, a little bit of a yan al jazeera or got ownership is a hugely divisive issue in south africa. one of the most contentious reform

proposals as the firearms control act, which would stop people from legally owning a gun for self defense purposes, support to say fewer guns would lead to less crime. the critics are pushing back. they argue civilians need license weapons to defend themselves, especially with a rising crime rate and overwhelmed police force, or than $6000.00 people were killed in the 1st 3 months of this year in south africa. please say most violent crimes are the worst they've recorded in the last 5 years. okay, well let's bring in ian cameron, who's the director of the advocacy group, community safety and action society. he joins us live for from cape town. thanks for your time. now you've written and spoken in defense of gun ownership or in the past, or presumably your answer to these soaring number of gun deaths and gun crimes as simply more guns. so absolutely not the it's, i don't think it's quite that simple. i think this whole degree in the last 12

years this other because the service has lost 26000 fire on stage ray just far. that means that in the last 12 years of african police services, most likely the biggest gun supply criminals in south africa, which is obviously very, very worried. and i think if we see it in that way, we need to understand a conviction, right? for violent crime, in general, in south africa, a less than 5 percent conviction, right? sorry, the power just went off in south africa. it makes it incredibly difficult to combat crime efficiently in the country. now let me read you this, this quote to severely on the capacitance. it does functional in many ways unable to make a meaningful change in the face of unacceptably high crime levels. that's one recent description of the south african police force. why all things so dire as you

say? but i think this a via political interference in this other african pretty service. we've seen that over the last 20 years. the majority of commission is that we're going to, we're not korea police members. they were politically connected, ruling parties that were appointed. and we also saw this band, most of our specialized units in the south africa. the service expectation was that they would need to combat serious, violent crime from ground level. and to give you an idea. yeah, for example of 2019 african lost more than 10000000 rounds of ammunition. so that means $10000000.00 rounds of ammunition is freely roaming on the streets of the country. and if you take that into consideration along with very low conviction, right, the citizens on. so what i am advocating for and what our organization advocates

for is role that you train communities to teach them what they can do within the framework of legislation to safeguard themselves. and if at all able to be well trained and on with the relevant regulations. it is very strict regulated, then we could possibly save lives and assist people to stay alive and survive against crime. what. why is it not possible to help the police simply do that job rather than setting up this sort of rival vigilante justice system? i think it's quite the opposite from a vigilante justice system. we saw with a selection african last year. it wasn't for community structures. we wouldn't have . so i was in relate to this blog post week which is known as one of the most violent places. and if it was not for the brave woman to control the streets every single night, i think for most people would be a resource that it comes to policing. and it seems as this of african government is

not interested to really improve capacity. so african currently has a 1300 late detectives to combat crime, take crime than what they had 3 years ago. obviously, with a story crime rate for 6000 people just between january and march of 2022. it's impossible to have her. if you just been on government is very important that communities take responsibility for the other seems to be as you suggested, the underlying systemic problem. clearly violent crime and poverty often go hand in hand whose duty to bring about fundamental change. there is a responsibility to a certain extent of government, but i think it is very important for communities to take responsibility. so i think they need to take part, obviously in it. but it's also important that they do what they can in their rid of

it. and the reason i say that's very important, we cannot simply wait on government because it simply means that more people die with, i'm not saying actually to the way so that we can legislation has more than enough space within the framework of our existing legislation for communities to organize themselves and work with forced to prevent and come back and cry. all righty and cameron, director of advocacy of the community safety and action group live in cape town for us. thank you for your time. plenty more had on this news ow. including a, a strong result for japan's ruling party in an election, overshadowed by the assassination of chicago abbey. we follow the plight of thousands living an unsafe accommodation in lebanon because that too poor to move elsewhere henceforth or worrying moment for this driver of the austrian formula.

one grand prix. andy's here with that story, the russian missile strikes, of course, widespread damage in towns, the cities across to ukraine, south and east. at least 15 people were killed in the town of chassis ja, rescue his fare more people are trapped in the rubble of a 5 story building. adam fisher reports pre dawn sky lit up is russian rockets fallen chest of yard. an apartment block, torn apart, rescue workers, know the timing of the attack means most people would have been in bed. so they're moving debris by hand tunneling down, trying to find anyone still trapped in the building. so what have we done to them? what have our people done to hurt them? there was darkness, and then it all started. locals could only leucon helpless, as the sense continued for neighbors. friends, relatives were with that you knew what the law we ran to the basement. there were 3

heads the 1st somewhere in the kitchen. the 2nd i don't even remember. there was lightning. we ran towards the 2nd entrance and then straight into the basement. we sat there all night until this morning. well enough, if you get the local governor says there may be many more people trapped than the rebel having lifting gear is on stand by mom to rule again with her one more conformational war crimes where the russian federation they're targeting civilians everywhere, downs, villages, and cities it doesn't matter if they're on the front line or somewhere else, a g. the person is chief of staff called it another terrorist attack by a terrorist country. and he demanded government's act to declare russia, a state sponsor of terrorism. the russians have repeatedly denied the target civilians. q u. s. senators have pushed the idea of designating russia a state sponsor of terrorism, and they believe they could get almost unanimous support for it in the u. s. senate

. that would put russia in the same category as north korea. iran and syria and the vote could fall in coming days. our fisher al jazeera heave, japan's governing ruling liberal democratic party has one sunday's parliamentary elections just 2 days after the assassination of its former leader, shin. so abbe florence louis reports japan information in morning after the assassination of its former leader shinto ave, on friday. but fritz governing liberal democratic party, a glimmer of good means after sunday's upper house elections. the l. d. p has been the dominant party since the end of the 2nd world war and had high approval rating going into the vote. abby was a member of the lower house and still wielded considerable influence as head of the l. d. p. largest faction. analysts say the results will help prime list taikisha.

dat consolidate power, you know, the biggest threat to his position has been sheen's. obey. so the fact that our bay was killed a couple of days ago, actually a is another thing that made stabilizers regime and in a strange way the strong election showing will give him a chance to increase military spending, revising japan's pacifist constitution. one of our base unfulfilled ambitions is also likely to be on the cards. although analysts say amending the constitution will not be an easy process. and also when you thought of this and there it is still unclear how to amend the constitutional and which parts of it need to be amended. even in monks, those in support of the constitution amendment opinions very a lot of the can't be a quick change of the constitution. even any blocking 2 thirds of the seats can't do it. the japanese people vote on it and it is hard to pass. vic, meanwhile, the suspect in armies assassination has been handed over to prosecutors inara,

where he will likely be detained and questioned before being charged. police have acknowledged, there were security flaws in friday's attack, and have promised a thorough investigation. florence louis al jazeera photos and the republic of congo lighting members to the national assembly, the ruling congolese labor party led by long time president denis saw certain go. so is expected to secure majority in the 1st round. if it doesn't, will be a 2nd round. some opposition parties boycotting and accused the government of rigging the election. now the line of candidates to replace boris johnson is british prime minister is growing more crowded by the day former defense secretary penny morden says, announce she's launching her a bit. that follows full content due to enter the race on saturday. okay, we'll let speak to a pool. re sousa live in london for as a pool. as i mentioned, there is getting incredibly crowded. who are the latest names to join this rice?

well yes, it was getting incredibly crowded up to this morning, but there hasn't been too many developments since penny morton's announced her candidacy. early on sunday morning. harring here in london, i with a, with a pitch to move on from the sort of personality politics of boris johnson and the day before. busy saturday, some of those to announce at sachi job id, who was health secretary before resigning last week, one of the, one of the ministers he caused the domino effect of ministers and the ministers resigning i, which eventually cause bars johnson to resign on thursday as well as well as him, richie sooner who was chancellor of exchequer at before he resigned last week. and he released of a slick video. and he's looking like the front runner at the moment. apart from that, we are expecting maybe one or 2 more to announced today,

potentially pretty patel. the home secretary who's responsible for the policy of the porting asylum seekers or trying to port science seekers to rwanda. another candidate and not deems the hallway, he was the new chunks of the exchequer, has been responding to somewhat vague allegations that the tax man's looking into his affairs and calling them a smith, the supposed allegations he's saying. but the guido forks, political website and currently reckoning which candidates have how much backing they do have sooner in the lead at the moment. and followed perhaps surprisingly by more than there's not a political heavyweights a pull, many of them are. i've been promising tax cuts, haven't they? what are the main issues underpinning this service, race why you said it, it's, it's tax railey as the economy. and more specifically, tax of course, is the conservative policy. he will choose this leader and therefore the next british prime minister. but they'll be looking to is potentially down the line as

well to the next general election at what's what the electorate once and taxes where the battle lines are being drawn. and in fact, most people seem to be aiming at richie city, not when he was chancellor. and he started just before the crone of iris pandemic policies such as furlough and other policies responding to that crisis have given britain its highest level of public borrowing. since the 2nd world war and his policy to come by, that has been to raise taxes, which is something the conservative party is traditionally been allergic. so in fact, pretty much all of his rivals are saying that's the wrong way to go. and that they would lower taxes in order to try and boost the economy. something sooner thinks it could cause more inflation. what it might come down to is whether the policy thinks i k, the electorate might realize the fix that the u. k is in and she's someone who's

taking responsibility being realistic or if they'll choose someone who will more immediately give it vote as money back into their pocket. something that's always been quite appealing to electorates in the past. one thing will also hearing today is the suggestion that anyone elected as conservative party leader, british prime minister, might call a snapped collection of the poles, look good enough and solidify their place. that something to raise a made it a few years ago with fairly disastrous results. so that would be a very daring move for whoever is elected. who knew you? k tax rules could be quite so riveting pull many thanks. there are thousands of people in lebanon's, northern city of tripoli, a living in danger because their homes are at risk of collapse. the city has suffered from decades of government, neglect, and instability. but hundreds of families are living in unstable structures because they're too poor to go elsewhere. st. hodder has more in just

a few moments highlight the co lost everything. the 3 story building where his family used to live collapse. the tragedy in lebanon 2nd largest city tripoli has scored his 6 year old son was the, for his younger sister, humana died under the robin weilacher, a conflict in our country. the government doesn't care about us. we knew the building needed repair, but we couldn't afford to move up. so literally, thousands of families are living in danger because of the poor state of buildings, temporary fixes to reinforce the foundations are not permanent solutions for families live in this rundown building. with either dollars, we'll go look at these stairs. they are about to collapse. it will cost us $3000.00 for repairs. we don't have $4.00 in our pocket us out on the job you. local

authorities estimate of to $10000.00 housing units are at risk of collapse. they say there's only so much they can do without the central government addressing the economic collapse that's forced much of the population into poverty. today i was asked by head and there been mo, who is a ticking bomb. in tripling we, the municipality are doing our job by warning people to evacuate. but a susan is the responsibility of the government. any solution requires money and the lebanese state is nearly bankrupt. but even before the current economic crisis, tripoli was neglected. the united nation says this city more than any other in lebanon, is in need of social housing. there has been no development or investment for decades. many of the buildings are old and haven't been maintained. some were damaged during the civil war that ended in 1990 and the political violence. in the ensuing years. others were built illegally with poor quality materials. government

that comes up with and bit that how can you blame those who can't afford construction materials or restoration costs that were already poor and they have become poorer with the collapse of the local currency? many here know their buildings aren't safe, but they have nowhere else to go. all they can do is wait for the next tragedy. santa who, their elders, either tripoli, northern lebanon, argentina's government is facing a rising tide of demonstrations as it struggles to rain in soaring inflation. and poverty protested from across the political divide of held separate rallies in the capital buenos aires on saturday. daniel schwartz le 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 took a man with a declaration of independence, was made 206 years ago, rifle to napoleon because there is no political future. if you don't build on and

strengthen every day, the things that unite us over, ah, that is not the message being heard elsewhere in argentina, both left him right, rich and poor, marched here in born 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 divisions in the 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, are those of left when groups and social organizations say the argentine isn't not high, is that to the international monetary fund? i did said alleviate poverty. these more to the, from the shanty town than other 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 did enough imply that they should pay or pensioners for youngsters education, health care for our families. instead, we're paying the external day a fraudulent debt. argentina is this year due to pay $19000000000.00 of its debt for the i m f. o. these protests for more affluent neighborhoods accused the government of mismanagement corruption, reserving special anger for the former president, 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 argentinian sir. christina must go depressed in moscow. they should all go and live, predict that inflation leafy will be more than 70 percent poverty and unemployment . a rising, 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 hit you much of the rest of the world as those prices continue to rise. the divisions are you liking to deepen. can you schlander al jazeera when

osiris still heard here, when i don't 0 raging while fires fed mentioned sequoia trees in california. yosemite national park, $46.00 satellites are going to be blasted off in california. will explain why you must style and network is both applauded. am aligned in sport will hear what livable manager has to say about the season their heads as his team starts a tour of talent. ah hello. it's very much a north south splitting the weather across the middle east at the moment. northern areas seeing the usual hot sunshine try and dusty condition before the south. a lot of cloud around the same flooding into northern parts of a mon,

recently cluster of storms rolling at the southern parts of saudi arabia. that his lot is to bring some localized flooding as it continues to drive its way further westwards. over the next few days. cool southwesterly. when's the monsoon? that's going to continue driving its way across southern parts of our mon, southern pakistan. lots of her heavy showers through much of in the, at present, protect across the western gap. central park. lots to see some sliding here. heavy right to just popping up, ramping up on the other side of the bab and gone into myanmar. northern paths of tide. abby said, i said from areas of india western past, still segues and very heavy right now we could do some right into somebody can see a fair amount of cloud on the satellite pitch habit. but too much of that is rain bearing. we are going to see one or 2 showers into somalia, not too much rain there for can yet. the wet weather is farther north. we see some wet weather. they're just coming into the 8th grade. hot is driving the way further west was in the coming days south of the equator. much of africa stays dry,

fine and sunny with a few showers to the east. ah, ah. he got in contact with montgomery ideals, the french republic, islam for a claim, but just what is modern, france in a 4 part series. the big picture takes an in depth episode 3. on al jazeera river, algae 0 world meets full, remarkable bosnian women survivors. after those closest to them were taken away, never to return some of the 8000 muslim men and boys killed in the cerebral neat so massacre 27 years ago. heartfelt accounts from those left behind trying to move

on from the pain of the past. women who refused to die on out to 0. lou ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 14 people have been killed by gunman and the bar in south africa had happened to the namo settlement and to wet oh, southwest of johannesburg. at least 15 people were killed in russian military strikes and the ukrainian town of chess of your rescue. as fear more people are trapped in the rubble of a 5 story building, russian ground forces of pushing to take control of the entire done,

yet screeching protested, occupying the homes of sterling cause president, another official building. so they wouldn't leave until both the president and prime minister step down for agree to resign already after a day of protests. when l fernandez has more from columbus, maria carnival atmosphere here at the president's official residence. the great facade you see behind me, you notice the architecture, it goes back many, many decades. and this was the sight of that massive sea of people who overran this property. seeing the exit of president go to obey roger boxer on friday. now obviously he has to resign officially, but for the protest movement that called for him to step down, this has been a victory, and for more shall lumpkins that are here. they say they're not going to lose an opportunity to see how their leaders lived. this is our tax money, so i'm here because of that. so what kind of things they're done for our tax money?

that's actually what i'm here is the maximum. so wanted to just to, to understand the part of people and the sheer number of people are trying to get in to see the president's house is posing a real problem. those who are part of the protest campaign who are still trying to control some of the crowds are urging people to be careful. there is structural damage, obviously a very all bravo. and just cannot handle the shared numbers or climbing up the stat case. there has been structurally shoes, so that's posing a very real problem and the danger and this obviously the swimming pool at the president's house of the water looking very much. 2 worse for the wet, but those iconic pictures of people are diving into this right off to the protest is essentially overran this residence. now president go tabio roger boxer is reported to have been evacuated to safety. before the protest says actually got

into the property. we still haven't seen any signs of him other than to hear the statement that he has indicated he is willing and able and willing on his resignation. on the 13th of july, aaron, rick ramirez, there is a member of parliament and sri lanka and previously served a state minister finance. he starts the process of change is just beginning a few things made to be done, the media prices since they cannot be priced. that. busy people don't have gas shortage is like that. so we would need the help of all friendly country then neighbors in assisting with that. and then we also need to embark with the international monetary fund coming to a stop level agreement with the week. and then going for the necessary reforms and that process has begun and that that process can be taken to the i am in the country then particular government. we've been, i'm it previously we had a program,

even my finance and i'm in the country. so clearly i think the change needed i missed and everybody in the government except the majority of the people in the country. and i think that's established. certainly those suppose that those will continue the challenges because we need to get the picture cues in the need that provides for that need, bridging finance. and then they have to undertake the difficult economic reforms that are being called for. and we need to do this because they are needed, and this is the way to take the country forward. there are 2 ways to look at if we had a program previously up to 2019. there are 2 in the country. we have a budget then a balance of payments in 20182019 be able to create the primary balance that's

through share discipline, fisco, consolidation, raising revenue. and this time it will be tougher because the last look at the cost side and certainly that will create certain problems to be both. so the, i'm, if re fun program, you just have to go with the program to sheet it and protect the socially why not. but i think this is now understood by much elaborate agency stool. and we need to target the vulnerable and the and protect them through a direct social program. why did the push through with the reforms, some protests and the chinese city of jo say that they were injured by heavy handed security personnel. though protesting against the freezing of their deposits by 3 rural banks. the banks locked access to accounts in april, saying it had to do with a systems upgrade. customers say they haven't heard anything since the banks are under investigation for a legal fundraising. the rising cost of living is causing economic turbulence

across latin america. in chile, inflation is forecast to hit 12 percent by the end of this year, fueled in part by political uncertainty to say a newman report from santiago for generations of chilion should never experienced high inflation. rising prices of food and fuel, our shock sales women, claudia, at an id. i says she's never seen anything like it be something for you. the other day i paid $12.00 for a tiny piece of meat and bones. for that price. i used to buy a kito, a fillet or sirloin steak. i'm not joking. this is all i have biscuits, a capsicum to tins for the cat, and another kado the $16.00 could be able to let you know. how do you know that? in the last 6 months, inflation has surpassed 7 percent compared to the usual 3 percent a year. last month, the central bank raised interest rate to yet again, by 9 percent, which means new homeowners are struggling to pay their loans. and to make matters

significantly worse, the u. s. dollar has reached a historic high against the julian vessels or passing the $900.00 missile mark. in fact, experts say that it will likely go over 1000 vessels in the next couple of months. and this is extremely problematic. there's 2 out of every 3 items in the basic basket of goods. the chileans consume, is imported in us dollars. chilly needs dollars to buy petrol and gas, which it does not produce fuel and food have shot up most of all, mainly due to the ukraine crisis. but they're also internal factors. the previous government overheated the economy with aggressive pandemic subsidies. it's been followed by months of political uncertainty over the economic repercussions of the new constitution that could be approved in september by one hour parliament,

the man. and unfortunately, we are in a very stormy scenario, the authorities will have to work wonders revert. the situation was shocked. to her new government was elected on the platform of ambitious social reforms and promised tax hikes to pay for them. but given the economic scenario, many question, this week's decision to push ahead with it a move finance minister mario marcel defense, even though it will further spook investors. one delory was a family me though. when the states resources are limited, the government must prioritize them. the next government or minister changes that were signs, resources elsewhere and discretionary manner that ends up eroding the legitimacy of the states public policies. okay. whatever the reasons, inflation and uncertainty, both of which have been strangest, actually. i be coming every day, worked in what was latin america's most stable economy. lucy and human out is iraq . santiago. the fast moving fire in the us state of utah has been through hundreds

of hacks as of land around the town of fillmore, firefighters. have been spraying the surrounded hills would flame retardant. they've also ordered evacuations of nearby properties. a wild, far as threatening a grove of ancient sequoia trees and california yosemite national park. it's doubled in size in the last 24 hours. park officials can't say for sure what caused it, but they believe a drought aggravated by climate change is making the situation extra dangerous. rosalie jordan reports ah, the washburn fire began in yosemite national park on thursday. officials say the fire threatened some $500.00 sequoia trees in an area called mariposa grow, and that includes the famous grizzly giant that some of the oldest trees that there are. there's trees that are 2000 years old. their massive giants. when you stand next to the m, as firefighters moved in some 1600 people at

a nearby camp ground and community were told to leave. so far, the washburn fire has burned more than $280.00 heck, tears park officials say they could close more of the national park if necessary. it looks a pretty scary and i, we were going full force on our suppression tactics. for now, visitors are cautiously proceeding with their vacations. it's definitely erie and, but it doesn't make me want to turn around and want to keep going. sequoias have evolved to withstand fire, but they don't always escape. wildfires in the last 2 years have destroyed nearly 15000 sequoias, 20 percent of the 75000 estimated trees found in the american west. so far park officials don't know when the washburn fire will be brought under control. rosalyn jordan al jazeera was staying with fires thick by

a smoke filled the skies over the italian capital rome on saturday. it came from a wild, far inside the centre sela archaeological park, just east of the city center. the cause of the fire has not been confirmed. space eggs is set to launch another 46 styling satellites into space. the falcon 9 rock, it will be jetting off from california vandenberg space force base on monday. if all goes according to plan, the satellites will be deployed into low earth orbit. about an hour after left off . just been caspar is a professor of climate space, sciences and engineering at the university of michigan. he says starlings technology will connect more of the world with reliable and potentially uncensored broadband internet. this is space axis 50th won she starling spacecraft. once this launches successful, they'll be about $2500.00 operational starling spacecraft circling earth accounting for nearly half of the operational satellites. and orbit around or as more and more

of the spacecraft, orbit earth, anywhere in the world. if you have a small satellite dish, you can have broadband quality internet access. star link is opening access on a country by country basis. and these satellites pass over every country in the world, so it's up to space x and sterling to decide which countries they allow subscriptions into. but we saw just a few months ago with the flip of an electronic switch, they were able to enable access to ukraine. any kind of information can flow on this, and anyone that startling allows to can use it. so i think this is a really interesting new mode of communication that a lot of countries are following. you can't firewall or block these satellites. in fact, we saw there were attempts to jam the startling spacecraft over ukraine and they were able to defeat that jamming technology very quickly. you know, as this accounts for more than half of the spacecraft orbiting the earth,

there are more and more frequent potential collisions between these subtle it's starling says they use information about known spacecraft to automatically maneuver to avoid collisions. but as we have more and more debris in space, just from old spacecraft or for all or from old ample satellite tests, there's a concern that you can have a series of collisions that could generate significant debris. and these orbits muslims around the world have been celebrating the festival of each other. in the iraqi city of mosul. prayers were held that the notary must, for the 1st time since security forces regain control of the city. in 2017, the most famous, our ha, minarette was blown up by ice will during the battle to defeat the great a desert oasis in the libyan desert of god. army says, supported generations of settlers for years. it's also been a major attraction for foreign tourists. but conflict in libya has left its ancient

alleyways empty. now there is hope that more stable conditions will draw visitors back by like, train a report, some good armies 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, a sleuth and a letter after the guest 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. 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 one 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. what some domestic tourists still 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 to stuff man. 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, so hey, on al jazeera in sports, a big introduction for the play. manchester city wolf keep the hope will keep them at the top of the english premier league. ah ah.

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in valley. now as the island reopens for international travelers, some say they want more than 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, and the i don't want to go back to tourism, i want to continue to be a farmer as the island to prepare to welcome visitors again. many say the pandemic has taught them valuable lessons. never forget setting the discussions, i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque and all the right way. organizations saying we don't approve of it. examining the headline, the court is a political court that is making political decision explorer, and abundance of world cloth programming, designed to inform, the biggest period i want to cry is crowd of people on the streets motivate and inspire you. he's opening an area that

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