defenders and brazil they live in a circumstance of permanent violence and intimidation. the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera in just under a year's time catalyst al bait stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many fans were already counting down to the big kickoff. next november c, u r. o turn pointing to as this tournament unfolds over the coming days, it will play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year and for the castle, national teams, they get used to playing in front of expected home crowds that we hoping to convince both the fans and themselves that they really are ready to take on the world. ah.

troops are deployed outside, shall anchors parliament as a curfew comes into effects after a day of angry protests. ah, hello, i'm molly inside. this is out. is there a lie from doha also coming up, u. s. president joe biden is expected to sign a deal with israel to prevent hom from acquiring nuclear weapons. the video from the hall was of a texas high school emerges, showing that delayed police response during a mass shooting and a break through and getting grain out of ukraine's ports, even as heavy russians. shelling continues in the east. ah, a curfew has just been imposed in sher lanka effective immediately. it comes a day to thousands of people stole in, the offices of prime minister, run a victim,

a single one passed and died, and dozens were injured during the demonstrations protest as have agreed to withdraw from government buildings, but they still want the president go to buy a roger pucks that impeached or the roll bullish altogether. he fled to them all these, but as yet to formerly resign, let's go to steph fastened his life in columbus. a very bold tile day yesterday. what is the situation there like today? well, as you said, there is a curfew now in place. it was so now it's just 5 minutes before it actually was going to be in place. so people haven't heard the news or are ignoring it because it's still very busy on the streets and people are still walking in here. protests have made a statement and making an announcement right now as well here at the precedence

residency to empty to leave the buildings they have been occupying since last saturday. that's the day when the more than the 100000, maybe 200000 protest stormed into government buildings for president's office. the president residency to prime minister residency as well. and yesterday they also occupied the 5 minutes to the office. well, they have no side that they want to leave all these buildings because their aim was not to occupy the government buildings and they say, or aim is that the president and the prime minister was now the acting president, should step down immediately. so they're making this announcement now there were cues of people in the last couple of days getting into this building to have a glimpse of how the president and his family were living here. you remember probably to seems at the swimming pool that people were jumping in. so now i'm seeing this building and they probably will leave this building fairly soon. the protest, the se happened yesterday, the violence,

especially at parliament building, was not for their intention. they were not for planning to storm parliament, so they say what's happening is that there has been some kind of provocation. other groups got involved. so now they decided to regroup. the protest will definitely continue. they will still occupied the spheres of the president, secretary of that's going to be their rally and grounds. and also there was an announcement of the union rally a work of rally to take place today. so the protest will continue, but not from an occupation of government building. now, what many of these purchase is wanted was a resignation letter from the president got to buy a raj, a pox. it was promised yesterday by the speaker of the house, but that still hasn't come. how. how much is that concerning the people out on the street? well,

the feeling i'm getting now is that people are basically not believing at all anymore. that will be a resignation. letter there was some talk that's got a bio box would be in safety in his final safe position. it was that then he was going to send his resignation letter. we just heard some reports that he is now on a plane to think up for maybe going to saudi arabia. is that his final safe destination is unclear. will there be a resignation? lots of friends from there. it's unclear. so what the protests are now saying, and also to speak of parliament has suggested that he is now is going to investigate. other matches are the means to get the precedent out of office impeachment has been mentioned, the protest, i also say it an easier way maybe could be to abolish the executive power off the pass. and that's something parliament could relatively easy do because the president basically left the country and complete turmoil. that's very valid reason

they say. but therefore follow him attached to convene to answer a plan for a parliament session to morrow. oh, depends on of course the parties opinions, the majority and parliament is still being controlled by the president's party, the s l b b. where is this part you going to go? are they moving away from google by your box or, or not? so there's a lot of questions and a lot of movements and also legal issues that are being investigated right now. okay, for now, steph fossil left her a live in colombo. thank you. on the 2nd day of his visit to the middle east, president joe biden is expected to sign an agreement with israel to counter iran. the declaration from biden and israeli prime minister, uri le pete aims to prevent a wrong from acquiring a nuclear weapon. the president has been a steadfast supporter, if israel for decades chimney, how can reports on day one of the trip the purpose of us president joe biden's

trip to israel in saudi arabia is not entirely apparent. but just moments after landing in tel aviv biden made clear what he would not achieve to we'll discuss my continued support. even though i know it's not in the near term to stage delusion or remains to monitor the best way to ensure the future equal measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians like this admission is likely to enrage palestinians as biden to set to meet with the head of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas on friday. palestinians are pushing for the u. s. to reopen its consulate in occupied east jerusalem limits settlement expansion, and press israel for accountability in the killing of al jazeera journalists, sharina abu ackley, who is a us citizen. such goals are a challenge with elections looming,

future israeli leadership is uncertain on thursday, biden meets with caretaker prime minister yar lockheed and conservative hardliner, former leader benjamin netanyahu, who may be plotting a comeback that makes the white house aim of improving israeli saudi security ties to counter chinese, russian, and iranian influence in the region, much more difficult, like him to call the u. s. administration, and it's president, want to visit the region with a motivation to create peace and stability. they should revise their foreign and regional policy with a look at public opinion across the region and change their behavior according to the realities on the ground level. one on biden is a president under pressure and in need of a foreign policy when with low approval ratings, record high inflation and congressional elections in november biden's meeting with saudi leaders. later in the week, he hopes to convince them to pump more oil,

to bring down record fuel prices in the united states and our relationship, but will biden seats to project american influence with his trip failure to accomplish any significant foreign policy achievements could backfire and underscore just the opposite, the declining presence and power in the middle east of the united states. kimberly help hit al jazeera doha. let's go to stephanie tucker, who was live for us in west harrison stuff to give us a bit more detail about this joint declaration. that button, unless people signed today yes, it's called the jerusalem declaration. they're due to sign this within the next 2 or 3 hours or so were expecting to hear a press conference from the 2 men and around 4 hours where they will be talking about it. they may actually sign it publicly, it's really just a reiteration of the strong bond between the united states and israel,

their commitment to each other. security's particular israel security. and also acknowledging that the 2 countries will do everything to prevent iran from making and acquiring and nuclear weapons. so it is, you know, pretty much nothing new. i think we can say when it comes to the intentions of both countries, but they will be signing this together and making a very public statement about this. iran, of course, very much on the agenda of this visit by the u. s. president, and he's going to be taking that message to saudi arabia as well that something he's traveling on to a tomorrow. i think interestingly, certainly today in the media here, one article calling it simple headline. one word boring saying that he really did come here with not very much, but something at a time that israel perhaps did need because of controversial trips before. like for example, u. s. president donald trump. so yes, we're not expecting any major announcements today. i'll be meeting with the or la pete. he'll be meeting with these ready president of the next couple of hours and also 15 minutes allocated to the opposition media,

benjamin netanyahu. it's interesting, you mentioned donald trump because under trump u. s. policy very clearly tilted towards israel and then there was a lot of relief within the palestinian camp when joe biden came to power. but not a lot necessarily has changed with u. s. policy. so how do the palestinians feel about this visit? yes, i think interestingly, even today the reaction and the information coming out of the u. s. officials that the policies in the americans haven't been able to agree on a joint statement present. biden is meeting the palestinian present mahmoud abbas to morrow in bethlehem and the occupied west bank. they will be issuing separate statements. also, we understand that the palestinians not happy with the word spoken by us president joe biden at the time. i have been grin yesterday where he really only very briefly referred to the 2 state solution being the best way forward. but saying that this was a long term ah, you know, realizing how difficult it was. this is not why he is here and the palestinians

know this. and as you mentioned, arch a trust has been eroded under trump. this administration, yes, it's increased monetary funding. we're going to see more of this tomorrow to the palestinians, but nothing when it comes to diplomatic moves, it's economic move. so this is an issue. and also, you know, they want accountability for the killing of our, our colleague shitty and a blacklist something that also the americans recently seemed to have pushed aside accusing israel. but more than likely, of having killed her. but saying it wasn't unintentionally and pretty much saying, you know, they were tragic circumstances so that miss fear not conducive to major trust at the moment and the policy and expecting nothing other than you know, a couple of $1000000.00 out of the visit of the u. s president. thank you for that, stephanie deck of efforts in west jerusalem. libby as oil chief as refusing to accept the government's decision to sack him as arguments heat up over which of the countries 2 administrations should have access to oil revenue. libya's national oil

corporation chairman was stuff us analysis, triply based prime minister abdul hamid al dab, as mandate to govern, has expired. therefore, ending his authority to dismiss him, they been named a new board of directors, including a new chairman on wednesday. control of oil revenue has been at the heart of the conflict in the divided country for almost a decade. lead 2 of these men up, this outdated government has been a caretaker government since october 2021. parliament withdrew its confidence vote and it became nothing but a caretaker government. it's political agreement ended on june 22. meaning this is an expired government and there is a 2nd government appointed by parliament. therefore, i say to him, you are what you are. you are just sitting around in a fait accompli. molena still ahead on al jazeera, pacific island leaders mock the end of their meeting in fiji is china and the u. s . jostle for position in the region and just another day,

another purchase in panama. we look at why demonstrate to say life has become intolerable. ah hello, then let's have a look at the weather across europe, and it's all about record breaking heat for the iberian peninsula as another heat wave sweets across both portugal and spain. we've had read a lot so much of portugal and in the very north of spain, we on choose day, an all time temperature record was set and all those hot and dry conditions on helping wild fires that have broken out in portugal, spain and france, the teet here will continue temperatures on the they aren't going to come down a growth more northern areas. we got unsettled and shower, re weather sweeping scandinavia pushing often to the baltic states and western

areas of russia. but there is still some fine weather to be found in the west with clear skies the southern areas of england, france as well seeing some sunshine, but we will see a dip in the temperature for paris. but there are some recovery to come on monday. look at that 36 very hot and sunny now for much of the mediterranean as we move to southern europe. lots of fine and dry condition sunshine stretching all the way from greece across it, just a few showers up in the north and onwards to portugal. and spain, but we will see temperatures come down in places like barcelona, if we have a look at the 3 day 20 degrees on sunday. ah frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect things change. the problem in lebanon is actually structural lebanon needs and use of contract in order for it to solve this problem . informed opinions, international communities on the go to my security,

and that creates a government that has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines . this is going to be very hard to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. he watching out as a reminder of our top stories this hour. because he is in place in shall lanka, effective immediately until 5 am friday. it comes a day out to thousands of people, storm the offices of prime and of the prime minister and acting. president ronelle become a thinker. you as president j bought in an israeli prime minister. yeah. le. pete

ought to sign a declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. it is biden's 2nd day in israel and his 1st trip to the middle east as president. maybe it's oil chief is refusing to accept the prime minister's decision to sack him saying is mandate to govern has expired. triply based prime minister abdul hamid al deva named a new board of directors, including a new chairman on wednesday. a video from inside the texas school where a mash shooting took place in may, has been released. it appears to show a slow police response on has sparked anger among the victims families. now survivors have march to the u. s. captain cooling for more gun control legislation had to call him reports. ah, a march on capitol hill, demanding the guns the killed their loved ones are bent. oh, glorious is yours is here. she want you to remember her daughter jackie killed at her school and you've all the texas. she was clunky. she was fussy,

she sometimes had that little attitude that knows she, if she knew she believed in something, that's what she was going to piper. she can now see for herself, i'll police responded to her daughter being shot media outlets releasing 4 minutes of security camera footage. they edited out the sounds of the children screaming you can clearly see police arrive 2 minutes after the shooting started. a few approached the classroom door, but runaway less than a minute later, after shots are fired. as the minutes ticked by the shooting continued, the police stand and watch one hand sanitizer. eventually, a small army of police arrived with bulletproof shield body armor,

an automatic weapon. the russian and killed the gunman. after 75 minutes of waiting . one of the way the videotape is going to change the debate is republicans aftermath shooting often say what's needed for a bad guy with a gun. is a good guy with a gun. that was obviously not the case and you've all day says ours is enraged. the world can see this video before she could. she doesn't know that she'll ever watch it, but she will live with the unbearable question of what her daughter was experiencing for the 75 minute shot. but alive. the i don't know, she was shot. i think it was at the beginning, but she survived 77 minutes. she didn't tell you. she died at the so i don't know. i don't know i i dont know but there's a possibility if they have reached that room my daughter might have, might have survived along with there's quite

a bit of others that had non threatening injuries and just blood to death. there is one more thing she would like the world to know about her 9 year old little girl, jackie had a heart of gold. she was always looking to help somebody else. joyce thought of others before herself. a quality apparently not on display here. pettengill hain al jazeera washington ukrainian officials in the east and lou hands regions, se russian troops have destroyed food warehouses in the area. moscow claim full control of 2 hands glossed week off to intense fighting footage and russian state tv shows what it says is the aftermath of ukrainians shelling in residential areas . russian forces have been focused on capturing all of the dumbass region which controls the hands and donates the united nation says progress has been made

on a deal to secure the export of ukrainian grain. it could go a long way to addressing the global food crisis. the agreement was made during talks in a stumble and involves forming a coordination center to ensure the safety of supply rates are diplomat to get us to james base is at the un senior you and officials. so they now have a very substantive technical agreement on how the grain deal would work on issues like inspections of the ships that would come in to odessa to get the grain out of ukraine on safety and security of the vessels and how they'd pass through the channel through the mind areas of the black sea, that's the technical agreement, but they've still got to get a final political agreement which will be signed in istanbul. despite that, the 2nd general of the u. n. is sounding positive in the world darkened by global prices to they at lusts. we have a rate of hope, a ray of hope to ease human suffering and alleviate hunger it on the world's array

of hope to support developing countries and the most vulnerable people. a day of hope to bring a measure, the much needed stability to the global foot system. could you see from this further diplomacy potentially to end the war? these demonstrated debt. the parties are able to have a constructive dialogue. and these is of course, very good news, but for peace, we still have a long way to go. if a deal is finally done, it's an important step in trying to alleviate the global food crisis. but un officials war that could take many months with many ships having to transport the backlog of grain that's trapped in ukraine. the ripple effects of a crisis like this can take a very long time. thousands of protesters have returned to the streets in panama, demanding the government put a stump to rising inflation and corruption. the president announced measures to

comp, fuel costs and put a cap on the price of basic feed items, a protest as say, it's not enough. and is under ram patio puts another day, another protest in panama. thousands of people marched once again to the men measures to curb inflation and corruption in the central american country. they've been out on the streets almost daily for the past 2 weeks. when i landed over there, let's see the current situation in panama is unbelievable. they have no medical supplies. yes, yes, salary cuts, and there is no work. i mean, there's no money to pay, doctors matter as a student in the future, worries me a lot more info. and when's the indigenous groups joined teacher students in other unions in the demonstrations promising to further deepen the crisis? yes, it would go, margaret prescient. to love. bully go. we call on the president of the republic to heat our request. if he does not respond to our petition, we will mobilize the indigenous territories of panama. on monday president loudon,

tina could t so announced a reduction in the price of fuel. now the government, this presented a decree controlling the price of $10.00 basic food items among them, lentils, and vegetable oil. it also promised to slash government public spending by 10 percent. oh, but for protesters, these measures don't go far enough. hot dog, bender, jose gonzalez says, the situation is the worst he seen in decades. lafelle, he put up with the rise and fuel cost, everything became more expensive. the bread, the hot dogs, and not sense more. it has doubled in 23 years doing this job. i'd never seen so many people working in formerly on the street solar. i don't think the government is offering and real solutions. solutions that panamanians are becoming increasingly impatient. for allison, their m. p at the al jazeera protest, as in haiti have blocked roads in the capital of porto prince. they're angry about a fuel shortage brought on by crumbling economy and ramp and gang valleys. groups

and motorcycle drive is blocked. intersections in the city, 2 ships carrying important fuel have been unable to in unload and tankers on not delivering because of security concerns. jack violin, what they gather every time they want to raise fuel prices, village to scarcity, that's not true. i know this stock is no need to cause pain to people who not, they will not be able to do so. i'm only if they are determined to raise oil prices . we will fit the country on fire and they will all disappear enough to quite be lost ro, deborah muttered, i'm telling all the people to keep the guard at home from tamara, early ambulance is the media and the let cause to be allowed to. so believe we need to carry out the revolution of the conflict, cannot keep on you about all thomas. an argentine i have been staging protests against the government's economic policies. they're complaining about high tax rates, controls on currency ana scarcity of fuel. it was a questioning what they say is excessive government intervention in the market.

inflation is really close to 30 percent. an analyst estimates it will jump to 80 percent by the end of the year. lead is of pacific island nation's at risk from rising sea levels and extreme whether urging immediate global action or climate change agreed on a joint strategy to avoid worst case scenarios. on the 3rd day of the pacific islands form summit in fiji capital, china's growing influence the region has also been another key topic. the solomon islands, prime minister, told the the block they won't allow beijing to establish a military base that despite its security deal with china as costa, wayne hay in suva, who's been looking at the summit. so what exactly has been achieved? yes. well, there was certainly a lot to get through. this was billed as the most important pacific islands forum

and a very long time. partly because it was the 1st time that the leaders had been able to meet face to face in 3 years because of the pandemic. partly because of the geopolitical tensions going on in the region that you mentioned in recent months. and also because of a split, apparently developing within the block. so there was a lot to get through. and we've seen the communique that's been released at the end of this forum this week. there wasn't a lot of detail and they are in terms of groundbreaking announcements, but a lot of talk, of course, about climate change about their wish, their desires. in fact, the demands really for the rest of the world to do a lot more when it comes to climate change. because many countries in this region are feeling the effects already from a severe storms. and of course, rising sea level. so that certainly was a theme that came out throughout this specific collins forum. okay, thank you for that. wayne hay in see the

in the u. s. state of virginia about 40 people on accounted for after severe storm struck the area. search and rescue efforts ongoing in a cannon county cause was swept away in flood waters and many homes were damaged. the states governor has declared a state of emergency to the u. k. now where conservative politicians have been voting for a replacement, said the prime minister boris johnson. former chancellor richey snack lead in the 1st pallets. and the final, when it won't be announced until september, and in by, by reports from london. 8 ah, a sing along opposite parliament with some cabinet members competing to replace the prime minister, following must resignations within conservative ranks. some are wondering who's really running the country yet, but inside the comments boris johnson insisted he believing with no regrets. i'm,

it's a speaker. i'm also proud of the leadership that i have given and i will be leaving . i will be meeting with my head held high. we have a new child's. lo accepted a job from the prime minister on wednesday afternoon and then told him to quit on thursday morning. ah, and the new education secretary, his judy and ministers have literally been giving the middle finger to the public. ah, it is truly the country's loss that they will only be in post for a few weeks. i cannot announce the result of the ballot held this afternoon on wednesday. initial voting by conservative m p. 's narrowed. the field of would be leaders to 6 names are next prime minister, someone gaining momentum is penny mordred, a trade minister and former defense secretary. she's far from a household name, but tipters,

the party activists favorite with the next general election. all those opportunities and the vision that the british people had off leading european union will not be made. we must win that election. i'm your best shot. i am the candidate that labor but the newly appointed joncelyn deems a hallway is eliminated, as well as former foreign secretary jeremy hunt. the result of the final stage of voting among fewer than 200000 conservative members is expected by the 5th of september. so we're slightly closer to knowing who will be the next conservative party leader and hence prime minister. once we're down to the last 2 candidates, it's up to the policy membership. most of them over the age of $5052.00 thirds of the men, whoever they choose, will face huge challenges not only in reviving the policies fortunes, but in dealing with multiple crises. this winter.