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with and in sport. american track saw sydney mclaughlin sets a new world record in the women's 400 meters hurdle. ah, in breaking news, ukraine's military says russia has targeted port infrastructure in the city of odessa, with cruise missiles, a say 2 strikes, hit the black sea port. another 2 was shot down by air defense. it comes a day after both countries signed a deal broken by turkey on the united nations to reopen the ports to resume grain exports. the ukrainian foreign ministry is now cooling on both the u. n. and turkey to make sure russia holds up. it's end of the deal out there corresponded to me also. marty is in odessa. clayton had daddy a lava we saw massage with the naked eye. we're talking about to misses on till now . and we've been able for the 1st time since our out,

i will here to trace these misses. there were really close just above us. a missile passed through here another passed through there. the camera man is able to show the picture of the smoke from the anti aircraft rockets here on the black sea shore . until this moment we heard for explosions in more than one location here where we are standing one minute before we went on air. we can also hear the silent alarms in the area. they went off right before the ukrainian unto aircraft misses targeted . what it says are roche and rockets, one don't. ok, let's bring up a man to take a look. a mat rather, to take a look at this. so up here, you can see this is odessa. odessa, port is one of the largest ports in the black sea. basin, so it is crucial for ukraine. and of course, the black sea is where these grain exports need to go through to ease the impending global food crisis. you, crane and russia, as we have said, fine deals to allow the exports of grain through the black sea. with turkey, you can see down here as stumble at the bottom,

which controls the all important boss for us to inspect ships, to ease concerns of russia, about weapons smuggling. we're joining me now from odessa, as hannah cellist, director of security studies program at the security. think tank ukrainian prism. thank you very much for joining us. so you, you heard these explosions or you saw what happened? tell us what you saw. yes, definitely because i've been in my somehow just on the beach. so i saw both the work off the air defense over the russian details. as for now, we already have confirmed for me styles too. we've been targeted by the ukranian counter attack and to unfortunately all fall in odessa support. and you need to understand that support is just in the downtown, in the story called downtown all of this. so it's extremely dangerous from all points of view. and you were absolutely right to that it happened less than 24 hours of the yes to be the grain deal with time. where 3 cranium forests were named and all that support is ronald st. 2,

others have just 40 kilometers aside. this will russia targeted as far as we know, over the exactly the drain terminal to be and as for me, is real building called the international community. neglecting of that agreement that being signed yesterday? i mean, there's $20000000.00 tons of grain from last year, harvest ready to be shipped out. so how do you think ukraine is likely to respond to this? i mean, it's already said that this is put in, spitting in the face of the un in turkey. what do you think is going to happen next? ukraine is trying since march to exports at new dom amount of the grains to the world's market by landed and railway, but capacities comparing to what we could explore by c, u to the what we can exports by land. it is $1.00 to $5.00. so x one, our problem 1000000 told for a month that's what the boards and the rail found the how far,

because over the remaining ball on the other neighboring countries are trying to help. so as for now, 1st what we definitely need the official explanations from the side of the russian side and what is even more important. but yesterday the agreement was signed by the ministry over the phone. so they are totally responsible for the yes for the agreement. and for today's nice house, it's not, ukraine is claiming it is russian beside dublin. if you remain on the turkish messiah against support. and we know where it's over to confirmed by the official side that you've been to lever messiah. the russian use a very high, precise side of the knew exactly what they are targeting and why we haven't heard from russia yet. i'll get you to stand by therefore miss she left because i want to take a look what that deal actually wall. so what is so, so a joint turkish and un control center has to be set up in stumble. it will control all the deliveries of grain ukrainian vessels to guide the grain shipments through

mind was his in and out of port. russia has promised not to attack the cargo ships, did make that promise, and turkey and the u. n. will ex, inspect f o ships. however, because russia is worried that they'll be used to smuggle weapons, that's why they're going to be inspected to the agreement will last 4 months and will be renewed automatically. so should i just do you think that is the the end of that deal then? ah, the ethanol, we hope that no, because we understand that he will be the punch not only against the united nations about also against turkey and turkey invested a lot of effort to make this happen. and also i would like to clarify you a little bit that join sounds very well just you and turkish. russia. representatives also will get there. so russia received, they accept inspection. they cannot claim that they are not allowed to check what is on the ship. the only thing the beast inspections will be happening in turkey, in bus for us. so they are she, they, inspectors will not be allowed to the territorial waters off your crate. but feel that it's quite

a significant compromise from your premium side as well. now everybody we're talking about in 10 days, the 1st sheep can go, i don't know for where this number of days appeared. but theoretically, we definitely need to see the establishment of the central, the appointment of the inspectors. the think of the route and procedures and the question all the d mining or it leaves the mind, we are sheeps of their search country that is written in the agreements that will accompany the sheep and it is not ukrainian. she is going to be the sheep of any country under any flag. the only thing is that they are coming to 3 ukrainian forts to exports, ukrainian graves and ammonia. it goes to the deal was a little bit wider. it's more about the types of food ammonia because that is for july. all right. hey, thank you very much for your time there. how does she list director of security studies program at the security thing to punk ukrainian prism? well, ukrainian, president,

the lot of the landscape and russian foreign minister. so gay levels both hailed the brain deal on friday thing would mean positive outcomes for both people in the region and abroad. so these are the incomes of farmers, the entire agricultural sector and the state budget. he's a job, he's a funds for next year sewing. there's a chance here to reduce the seriousness of a food crisis caused by russia and prevented global catastrophe. a famine that could lead to political chaos in many countries, particularly those that help us resume. but here's the few. thanks to the efforts of the russian delegation. it was possible to maintain the comprehensive de politicize nature of the agreement, thereby ensuring the maximum possible movement of grain towards developing countries. russia will continue to be faithful to its obligations in this area. the use of food by the united states and its allies for their geopolitical interests is unacceptable and inhumane. that way near has lifted a ban on rail transport of sanctioned goods into the russian territory of collin

and grad should state news news agency says the way it began blocking building materials and alcohol bound, cullen and grad in june, citing e sanctions on moscow. last week the block said goods should be allowed through because sanctions only apply to road transit. the restrictions triggered an outcry and threats of retaliation from moscow. fuel stations and for longer have resumed sales under a rationing system. all for a new shipment arrived, motorists and colombo awaken in long queues to fill up their vehicle. petrol and diesel have been in short supply for a month, because the government is running out of foreign currency and can't afford to pay imports. i speak now to michelle fernandez, who joined the slide from colombo. so michelle fuel is finally arriving. a government scheme is in place for handing it out. so is it working well, there are some bumps along the way as you can see

a behind me. i am out of fuel shed in colombo. now there are people basically that have cured because as a new system in place based on the last digit of the number plate of each maker. whether they because mortar bikes or the trivial taxes. and the government has a basically put into place a system of registration whereby owners put in their ideas the vehicle details and then they're given a unique q r cord. now this is a pilot, obviously to day that's unit testing the system. and as the motor is going through the fuel sheds, they produce the q r cord and they are given a quarter for a week. they can, they can pump 2 days a week. but cars get a total of 16 liters motorbike get a total of 3 liters. and the 3 wheeler taxes get something like 5 liters. but having said that, they have announced the government has, ah, received a number of shipment of fuel that said they're both federal and diesel. but the,

the amount of supplies that are being received are still not regularized like, at this shed or the manager i spoke to a little while earlier he said, sometimes the grant over 40000 liters and me up to 7 bows as a day to day. they've just had a single bozer with 6 out, 6600 liters. that that means at the moment what you see is a clutch of people just behind me. they've kind of surrounded the manager because there are some of them who've been here since 1 o'clock this morning, touching on almost 15 hours. and the supplies are almost finished for the day. so they are facing returning home and not getting any fuel. they can't, you know, automatically wait on and get their fuel to morrow. and the next bows is come because tomorrow will be another set of final digits that need to queue up. so that is complete frustration ah, here, because what they say is look, this is not face of the last bit of fuel is being gingerly kind of spread out

between the motor bikes and the 3 wheel it's axes because they are visiting far less. many of them are using it to find their day to day livelihood. so because of that, they're finding it to the government says it's going to regularize things, present run, it becomes thing i had a meeting earlier today. we're hearing that he has ordered us for a baker's running school kids up and down to be given fuel. but there's still a lot of issues that need to be resolved, of course, or an anal fernandez airline for us in colombo. thank you. a bunker sophie a sort of animal to is the executive director of the center for policy alternatives . he joins us now. also from colombo, thank you for your time. i want to get to you. we'll come to the issue of, of fuel specifically in a moment, but i want to get your take on recent appointments and new prime minister now latino, the commissioner as the president, you know, a lot of the protests were about their not being fuel,

but also just the cost of living. so will these appointments and click hate protested or, or are these appointments just more of the same when at one level they're more of a shame because presto baker, machine has to rely on at the s o p. p majority in parliament, bishop repute force was the party of barrage faxes for any action miss viruses that should programs been shown. so there are many people from b s o p p who are in the new government. the question is, is how is data going to respond to the auster, the brutally rich of the out of the article. it from goldfish on the last morning that it is determined to continue but as to whether it can continue with such force and intensity to force the scotsman to also go is a big question at the present moment. so as we're speaking with correspondent, the now few has finally arrived. not enough, it appears,

but it is being rationed. where is it coming from? how can the country of afford it? and will this be enough to sort of locate people in the short term? but basically that is not enough is always going to disappoint, defend number of people that the fuel is coming through. india who is giving us those credits. but we need to get much, much more in order to rationalize the situation and bringing some stability and get rid of these cues. because after the stutter supplies, as we did it said, we don't seem to have any options in terms. so alternative supplies. and so we might face retrieve the say 2 weeks and then go into a situation of shortage of acute shortage. yes. again, one of the longer term plans that have been put in place or talked about for this government to get credit line to get some cash sort of in the, in the medium to long term. what i mean, our credit is,

and the metrics to the said, the 1st thing is that we should have political stability. and batch of course depends on the trace authorize between the article and the place. and the government, if that fish off does not have time, if it does not intensify, et cetera, we might be able to get a certain amount of calm. but we need to, nevertheless, come up with the stop agreement with the i m. s and get more money from vision finance. so those are entirely dependent on the international communities perception of the situation and 3, like got a, is that a government that stable be? is there a government that is that for trusted and has the confidence in its people and 3, is there a government that can enter into commitments and keep that? do you think that the people will accept run all the crime missing it given how

many times he's been climate the given are his being seen as very close to got the bottle to park? so do you think that that he's going to be accepted? will things sort of settle down now? this is entirely dependent upon the article, aaron, to what extent that they can intensify their struggle. i would say that as far as public opinion is concerned, this is somewhat be right. it that those people who are strong, the upholstery, right, recognition and those people who sort of think that look, we are in dire economic circumstances. this is the only person who watches skill. abby: expertise on the experience navigate ashton dia times a big deal with diarrhea and begin drill about it. so there is divided opinion, but i think in terms of which one is stronger at the present moment. darcy, polls from new victim singers, participation in government as president harry gotten to this on probably have the upper hand, but it is dependent entirely upon their ability to go the most public behind the

demand that relevant to michigan should meet. or i will leave at half time. thank you for your time pucker sophie, sort of animal to. we appreciate it. thank my head on the news all including protest and pakistan after bi election and punch our province. angus supporters of the former prime minister vigil in 8 resilient for vela to protest against the killing of 19 people in a police raid and enforce a dramatic night at the women's european championship football action. coming up later on in the el, ah, thailand's prime minister play with john archer and 10 of his ministers have savant and no competence vote opposition parties filed the motion in june, alleging ethics violations. this load was seen as the last big test of proof,

8 year premier ship head of an election next year. 2010 reports from bangkok, thailand's prime minister, calmly taking his seat ahead of the no confidence boat in parliament. despite 3 days of debate, prya cannot cher, doesn't look like a man under pressure. while opposition politicians have tried to land. some punches, or the ruling coalition still holds a majority. your boy, what am what? my take what it they have to clarify there, since you accused me of being unsuccessful. this is completely untrue order when i'm with only general prior, has emerged as an unlikely survivor in the turbulent landscape of time politics after leading a military coup in 2014, he has remained in charge both as a military man and since elections 3 years ago. as the civilian prime minister with a general election looming in the next 12 months, the opposition hoping a greater test is just around the corner. even mr. brown can survive

from the motion off know conference. but i still have all that in there. um erection, in the next year, people will not support him. street protests against the government and the monarchy have been silenced with the rest to protest leaders. but many people still object to a government. they see as illegitimate, and a poor response the cobra 19 pandemic. and the rising cost of living crisis is expected to reflect badly on the government at the ballot box next year. public sentiment that going in are running very strong against the government, against paiute economic conditions or worsening. so it is so very plausible and likely that the opposition parties will do well in the general private sale through this motion of no confidence with relative ease for the crags that have emerged within the ruling coalition. the suggestion voters are looking for a change ahead of general elections next year, means this could be the beginning of

a difficult period for the time. prime minister, tony chang al jazeera, bank of iraq's moment is holding a special session in response to artillery strikes that killed 8 tourists. from wednesday it happened in the mountain resort town, azako and hook province in the semi autonomous cut us on region. children including a one year old, were among those killed. joe children used to be happy in playing the water. there was music people with dancing. i can't describe my feelings, it really hurts iraq flames. turkey for the attack on sako above song, cra, the night responsibility. turkey regularly carries out as trucks in northern iraq against the curtis on work as party or p k. k, which is considered as a terrorist organization. so as soon as you know, there are border guards and many soldiers to protect the people of these villages, whether they are tourists or locals. of course, we are afraid of many turkish military bases above us, but life does not stop furnitures, continue their daily work. all of you know 23 villages in the dark cart district

are abandoned due to the conflicts between the p k. k medicines and the turkish army or muffled boy had, is the parliament in baghdad and joined us. now live, behold what are we expecting them to come out of this special parliamentary session? ah, the lawmakers till inside the session. now discussing the attack and in order to come up with a resolution probably by the end of the day now, many high profile government officials are attending decision, including the foreign minister, the defense minister, and the national security advisor at this also comes following the request by iraq's for a ministry it to the united nations security council requesting an extra ordinary session to discuss it the, the, the attack now over the past few days to have been protest

demonstrations across iraq in many cities, including baghdad, bus, or under cabella. they have been surrounding get a visa offices, took his visa offices, including the, the turkish consulate. it have been violence. they have been calling on the government to cut all ties with a turkey. some have been calling on the government to a close the borders with turkey. others have also called on the government to decrease diplomatic kit, a presentation with turkey. the foreign minister has told one of the local news agencies that they could understand or cause party fighters, which are accused by turkey of carrying out that tack was not dead during the attack. well that's the thing, mama, i mean, this was an attack on a resort. said tell us a bit more about the, the area where this all happened. with

the area. the area have been there. you had been declared military zone since the attack. and remember, this is part of the areas that have been witnessing military of rations between took his forces and the fight that was of the p k. k. the could the stand or cause party for years now. in fact, it's very close to the border to turkish forces have set up a military base is around the area and they have been patrolling the area conducting drone attacks against p k. k fighters positions. and that have been warnings. we have been hearing from authorities in into province in southern, in it, excuse me, in northern iraq that, that have been warning wanting get civilians wanting people not to approach eddie as that have been declared military as zone. now. as you know, that there have been many people who fled their homes because of the fighting that

have been going on in the area for years now between the turkish forces and fighters, of the code, this done at work is spotty. the p k. k. now, despite the fact that onqua is, is still denying that. and instead blaming fighters of the picky k of carrying out the attack. many high profile institution in iraq, including the prime minister, the president of the state, the foreign ministry. and also many political institutions. they are insisting on accusing turkish forces of carrying out that tag, given the fact that as they say turkish forces carried out similar attacks in the area very close to civilian facilities. alright, hold, although i had their life for us in fact that thank you. at least 20 people have died in flash floods in iran, southern falls province, according to local reports. heavy rain swelled the river near the city of esther bond, several 100 kilometers,

se cancelled her from rescue. teams have been able to bring at least 55 people to safety so far. but many others are still missing. around meteorology department had issued warnings about possibly heavy fees in rainfall in a region facing a decades long drought. many experts linked to climate change. supporters of pockets on the former prime minister iran calm have been protesting against the reelection of the chief minister of punjab province. the deputy speaker of the punjab assembly. discounted 10 votes for arrival, candidates enabling hums shabazz to retain his post. cons to reagan in south parties called for demonstrations as the son of a shall reef, replace. com as prime minister. come all, ha ha, isn't it? some of them explains what happened. a $180.00 sick members of that assembly was overwhelmingly,

for the candidate was pointed to be the candidate for the minister by the lie who have from the bargain on which limley q and ridge up glock is an ally of him. ron hon. 186 would have been by dam. shabazz should have done bard who had been the chief minister or doctor gunter washer, to move when he bought the loyalty of enron con party. well, good day of god. what then dismissed by the court and that led to the election. what has happened? there was 179. however, deputy speak decided to cancel those 10 wards of the pockets on which limley q after day received a letter from the head of the bar dish or judge vase, your job or jane. however, the legal expert, the thing that they do is totally unconstitutional. and gordon, against the credit of the constitution, amazon found then appeared a garden supported out on the street. how isn't over support have come out in

a major city, protesting against what date, a hijacking the people mandate. in the meantime, 186 members of that assembly have gone outside the premier of the supreme court registry. they said that they said indeed, a great violation still ahead on al jazeera oh and get into news. you had a controversial constitutional referendum class that caused go electric. why some motor heads are putting new engines in old vehicles and in sports awesome old summer shopping sprees. these their coach, reuniting with an old friends details coming up later in the shop. ah,

how i we still have plenty of heat across a good part of europe assigned to some cold. she was a less hot weather. spilling in across northwestern pass is where the system is area of low pressure that will run through a pushing across ireland sand. the u. k. bringing some color and some other when the time's wet weather in and that will eventually spill its way. a little further east was still a high pressure across central and eastern parts and still some heat around with whiny was the temperature around 27 south. you're still getting up to 31 in war. so, but you can see how those colors just drop off a touch as we go on into monday. that heat started to sink a little further south was lots of high temperature still across a good part of southern europe. but nowhere near the sort of values that we were looking at last week, those that are less hot weather up towards the northwest temperatures. getting up to around 26 celsius in london for saturday afternoon. cloud in the rain started to push way through. welcome cloud and rain. i suspect some way to whether to just around poland, austria pushing down towards the outs,

and that will continue to drive its way further east. which as we go through the next couple of days, boy weather up to was the northwest, went by the turn to central parts of africa could easily wave their pumping the way through. we could see some heavy, right. even a far north, as molly on vehicles harvesting every pig, you take every quick humane flipping everything through all the waves maza, with this time to watch the watches. we believe that the deep sleep is the 1st civilian. this distress in we are created. we are actually rebel des, critical, and you just, you setting the discussion. i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque,

all the right wing organization saying we don't have vis. examining the headlines. this court is a political court that is making political decisions, explorer, and abundance of world cloth programming, designed to inform the biggest for cra, it's crowd of people on the streets, motivate and inspire. he's opening an area that a blind person never thought they could do on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching out his era reminder on top stories this, our ukraine's military says, russia has talked at port infrastructure in the city of odessa with cruise missiles . they say 2 strikes hit the black sea port and another 2 were shot down by air.

defense comes a day off to both countries, signed a deal broken by turkey. i'm united nations to resume grain exports. fuel stations in sri lanka have resume sales after rationing system. under rationing system, rather offering new shipment arrived motorists in colombo, awaiting a long queues to fill up the vehicles. iraq's parliament is holding a special session in response to artillery strikes that killed 8 tourists on wednesday happened in the mountain resort town of zacko and the semi autonomous kurdistan region protest as opposed to next week's constitutional referendum into nicea, have been out on the streets of the capital tunis, the proposed constitution would give more power to president chi sites. the opposition says it's a power grab. it is called for a boycott of monday's vote or so ther dot is live for us now in tunis. wrestled, tell us about these protest. what's happening with the bus

a note here and protesting. very controversial position around the bush with the 4th of july. so distant, past all being organized by the national salvation form, which is a coordination of the parties. i guess the cool, initially it was known as the coalition of disobedience, i guess the crew about later if they haven't done the of these forms yet, we can see that then the group off, he's left this part is, is on the gathering here. and there was a nature so b of kathy done with the president. no for the for missing. and he won't read them and dignity no to that hosted future that will take us back to this back to the museum. so. so for the full test today, how being peaceful do the put is given. yeah. interfere that have to full test so

far, but yes, surveyed very good that has been violent, collect clashes, consultations with the security forces, the security forces, use you guys and be the not many people and civil also were arrested in some of the politicians. so for police that the security forces today, every page using the force, but it can't turn wireless vessel if there are so many people opposed to this what's likely to happen at the referendum vote. are many people bowan just to boycott it altogether? i well, the general expectation in the company that the result is going to be a yes with a legend themselves. the reason for bad people are seeing that because this whole process of taking the country to the referendum that has been very much on the market kind of was not transfer me to it. so the process with the point of thought is the discussion with them. and that has he mean

a poop or called the debate that over that. so it has these repeating or graph that tab behind the closed doors. and those even who have been asked that, that constitution that we're coming out to see that this proposed concentration is not what we have that often has been recent, might not be sure to, to, to, to, to turn that in the favor or the present. and so the not 9000000 people now that are over 9000000 people eligible to ward in the company or when the fiscal year july. but then the claims that many people have been reduced even without the knowledge that the one of the key issue here. what 15th of july is going to be the turn now and then that the pro pastors here are $24.00 point plus several parties across country are coolie for the boy could because they do not want to give the image the mercy to that it's true them that, that the constitution, the ready controversial constitution because they said that this prosecution is simply mercy, the parliamentary assistant that has been adopted in 2014 and is going to turn that

he to an executive possession system with lucy, rise to the peasants with all the institutions for their will go to sleep over the judicial, over the condiment and see peaceful in check and balance until the school, the separation of the parlor. that's why the fear in the company is that if this because constitution is at food or get yes, then it co pays the way back to wrestle. start out there for us in tune as thank you. we have as aids ali, who is a constitutional law specialist and, and advise our own constitutional negotiations and various our countries joins us live via skype also from tunis. thank you very much for your time. so you are an advisor. then on, on constitutional negotiations. i assume you've seen a few drafts, referenda drop constitutions written, not then opponent say this document amounts to a solidification of

a power. grab what, what's your take? i mean, that's absolutely right. i mean, the, the, you're corresponding to ground use the term, an executive less system that doesn't property capture with this proposed constitutional does. to describe as an executive lead makes it sound like a standard presidential system. where that's not what the proposed doctor does. the standard presidential system has imitations. there is a balance of powers and the president of the month of maturity, but the balance remains in this proposed constitution. there is no balance flows, a very clear, pure medical structure of power, and the president is very much alone at the top of the pyramid. and all other branches of government are completely subservient to the president's will. and just to give you an example of the difference between a standard russian guys presidential system and with being propose international, the united states of the president and system. but there are no circumstances in

which the president of the republic can dissolve. congress. it's not something that's accepted in the united states and that's possible. however, in our circumstances in which the president, under the proposed constitution can dissolve parliament, including in situations where is the president's own old standard of behavior, which is wanting in that circumstance, instead of the president being held accountable, you can simply turn around and whole problem with the killed the even though probably may not have been anything wrong, maybe for protection of the well and there's all found. conversely, there is nothing that can be done to hold the present. busy accountable other than waiting for the end of the 5 year term. and if you're lucky, a literal laws will be geared in his favor. the currency, what looks like is likely to happen is that the system is going to be adopted,

will create a system so that if the problem is elected within a few months or year, the people are wildly unhappy with the present performance. there's simply nothing you can do. you have to wait until the end of the person's. busy term there's no authority nor other institution in the state that can control him. there's no mechanism to hold them accountable. there's something that can be done. how and that's good. how common is it to not even have a minimum required turn out for a referendum? you know, on a drop constitution to go through how legitimate is this entire process? well, i mean, you have also to system. so i don't say that it's completely uncommon or unique to have a minimum turned out by and large people are all except that you do need to have significant turnover in order for the results to be recognized. and them to be considered politically legitimate or part of it. and so normally, for example,

when regular election takes place when turn out is low, 30 or 20 percent or people start getting very, very worried. and for a constitutional trend. and the broad expectation is that trial should be higher, significantly higher than a regular election. that's the broad understanding. and i don't think anyone who johnson, so we'll have to wait and see what the turn out is going to be on monday. but if it turns out to be in the, to the twenty's or even in the thirty's, and that won't speak very well for the level of the text. of course, i thank you very much for your time that we appreciate a former top political adviser to donald trump has been convicted of contempt stephen and refused to comply with the congressional order to testify about the attack on capitol hill. on january 6th, 2021 from jordan bolts now from washington, d. c. steve band and was the man who whispered in president donald trump's ear. and

they both believed that gave ban on the right to ignore call to testify before the january 6th committee. on friday, a federal jury need it fewer than 3 hours to decide that by doing so, ben and broke the law in the closing argument. the prosecutor missed one very important phrase. right. i stand with tromp and the constitution and i will never back off that ever. the january 6th committee had wanted to know just how much band and knew about trump's plans to disrupt the certification of the 2020 presidential election and staying in office. as a result, it wasn't asking for information about the attack on the capital itself. even so, said bannon not only refused to testify. he also refused to share any documents or communications with the panel. the committee and turn called on the justice department to prosecute bannon. he's already planning his appeal on grounds. the

prosecution misled the jury. they argued to the jury today that when a person gets a subpoena, an executive privilege is invoked. it's for congress to decide whether the indicative privilege is valid and how broad it is. that's absolutely false. steve bannon is expected to be sent into an october. he could face up to a year in prison and a $1000.00 fine for each of the 2 guilty convictions. rosalind jordan l jazeera, donald trump and his former vice president might pence. the campaigning for rival candidates in arizona. his election for governor race is seen as a referendum of the future of the republican party. the former us president is backing at carrie lake, a television journalist and champion of his america 1st policies. but my pen says, backing lawyer curren taylor robson for hours on a golf, the taylor robson has openly described the 2020 presidential election is unfair but stopped short of agreeing with trump claims of total force police in brazil have

charged 3 men with the murders of british journalist, dom phillips, and bruno pet, a rarer, an expert on indigenous culture. they disappeared in the amazon rain forest in early june. the remains were found and identified about 2 weeks later. police say 2 of the suspects have admitted to shooting them in and concealing their bodies. people in one of rio de janeiro is biggest slums a morning. 19 victims of thursdays, police rate, more than 70 people have been killed in 3 police operations in just the past 14 months. police are accused of resorting to heavy handed tactics to tackle gangs and low income communities. monica, you knock a reports from rio de janeiro. ah, sadness and anger at the vigil in the mood while they move avella, one of the largest slums of rio de janeiro residence gathered on friday, one day after

a police rate left 19 dead. they protested against the violence they say they've been facing for decades. of your ledger ob yolanda by your violence is a product of government policies which have left the poor with no jobs. no schools, no food on the toil of young boys holding a rifle. now that's because in 2010, when he was a child, he was given no opportunities guy, you put it. 400 policeman surrounded the mold. well him on thursday. you video shows them shooting down a man. ha. the police say they were targeting leaders of the rick vandal, one of brazil's largest drug gangs, but met resistance didn't offish, doesn't work. so given all the criminal leaders ordered their men to resist arrest your face retaliation, 16 suspects one policeman in 2 innocent bystanders were killed, spurring public outreach. 3 of the 4 most lethal police raids in the history of rio

de janeiro happen during the past 14 months. more than 70 people were killed, including those who died here in the more who by limone far, vela good able so now to has long, fevered, heavy handed, the least tactical. so the human rights organizations prime exercise is 2 feet. oh jesus moment. that is, all these debts have not stopped the criminal gangs from growing stronger. so why insist on diesel operations instead of concentrating on investigation and intelligence gathering? that's what will prevent drug growth from getting armed at the vigil on friday. residents of the fed vela pray for peace in the future of their children, monica not give al jazeera rio de janeiro. hundreds of bolivians have been protesting in the capital, a pause, the demanding cash for their mobile wallets instead of food subsidies that they

receive from the government. they argue the cost of staple items included on the program is too high and that mobile money would allow them to choose which products to fight argentine is economy is spiraling. as a result of the mum flung slump and unofficial exchange rates and high inflation rates. the government is spending millions to support the poorest, but some accuracy is not enough. and a pushing for universal basic wage. sir isabel has more money. oh sorry. yeah. you go. the rural then has owned this hardware store. im when a site is for 11 years, he says he struggling to keep it open as inflation source ascendancy. but i have been working since i was 14 years old and of course i wouldn't change, but i don't think it's going to happen. people ask me why i keep the shop open before but what am i going to do? i have to pay rent electricity. i cannot afford to close down. or i didnt, tina has one of the highest inflation rate in the world with an average close to 6 percent

a month. even though the exchange rate is controlled by the government and ongoing financial crisis means the price of the local currency at the unofficial exchange rate drops on an hourly basis. this is the origin tie and based on what people are seeing is that it's moving value every minute about 2 weeks ago you needed a round 20000 basis to buy 100 dollars. now you need over $30000.00 to buy the same amount of dollars. the problem is that this translates into more inflation and more instability. the government provides assistance to millions of poor people, but in recent months, social movements that represent informal workers have been demanding a universal basic wage. the recept president of the state. but all of that has been taken over by inflation. and now we need to help the people until a few years ago that money allowed you to be about what the line. now,

how the population lives in poverty. since taking office president and radical for a man who has close to $40000000000.00 agreement with the international monetary fund and promise to jumpstart the economy. but mounting economic problems and deep divisions with his powerful vice president, christina, for an under the cushion or have paralyzed his administration and only say that government is facing a confidence crisis. i think it's a filament that leads to a lack of confidence. so no one expect expect things to change. let me give you an example. as i told you before in nursing, dina, and there's the breaking started or something that's the story of the economy seems to be in the front of warm and the growing ministry. i've been trying to sort of gotten those those out. there actually are, are bro rich, but the keys are function within the cause we're looking that for 2 years. and that's an example of the level of paralysis that permits every level of our mind. and that's,

that all these recreate uncertainty among people are going teenage rich in natural resources and has the capacity to feed millions of people not only within its borders, but also around the world. but it stuck in a seemingly endless cycle of economic troubles. several administrations have been unable to resolve beliefs. i will, i'll see that one of high temperature, a soaring and nor the mexico is a heat wave, aggravates the seasonal rouse in kodak. quad is people dealing with power outages and water shortages. a local government has set up his ration point and long q the vehicle is a back off of the port dover waiting to cross the english channel. the traffic is so bad that portal authorities called it a critical incident. of also blamed a lack of french customs officials for the problems. some holidays me more people are trying to use a force. the crossing is person's main gateway to europe ad it's faced bottlenecks

in the u. k. left at the european union. the high price of fuel weld why it has made many consumers think seriously about getting an electric vehicle at some car enthusiast can't let go of the classics. and that love is spot the creation of new hybrid cars. oh panels explains from san marcos, california. mark wagner's volkswagen rolled off the assembly line back in 1962 i it's definitely my daily driver i'm if i'm going i grocery shopping of i'm going to hockey. ah, if i'm running errands like this is, this is a car. well, most beetles from the kennedy era have long since made a one week trip to the junkyard. wenders runs like a dream and fast to because this old beadle is now an electric vehicle. it's clean, it's quiet. ah, it's reliable. there's a lot less moving parts and law lessing go wrong. is a joy to drive or, and more owners have broken down or mechanically challenge classic cars or taking

them to shops like evie west, where owner mike bream and his expert crew flip them from fossil fuel to electron sign up. we remove the engine ah, in associated components, so the fuel tank, the exhaust system. sometimes the transmission, all of these are replaced with an electric motor and at tesla battery, there seems to be no shortage of tesla drivers, wrecking their cars and providing a plentiful supply of parts. cars being retrofitted here include a classic b, m, w, a sleek, black corvette, and even a goal wing delorean, ready for a trip back to the future. a cost of an electric overhaul ranges from $18000.00 to $30000.00. if you want to convert your classic car to an electric vehicle, you're gonna need some patience at this shop. for example, the waiting list for new customers is 5 years. so our typical customer is one

really love sir car. either it has a, you know, significance to the family, maybe its been handed down or, you know, a customer has driven it since high school. so typically, automotive enthusiasts best describes our customers right now. those customers are also laughing at sky high fuel prices. bream says he's concerned about the environment and global warming, but reducing c o 2 emissions isn't his big motivation. a motor had, i'm a hot router i might speak, i'm wagner, is proud. that is old. the w isn't making the climate crisis worst. i'm excited to . ah, you know, take it up to the mountains, driving through the national forest, not polluting anything, whether it's for going green or going for speed. classic cars are getting a new electronic lease on life. rob reynolds al jazeera san marcos, california still had on al jazeera in schools, a record breaking performance by this american ass legacy action from the tech and

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ah safe going home, and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou ah ah. to sport and wald athletics championships in oregon now where americans sydney mclaughlin has set a new world recorded the woman's 400 meters hurdles. a 22 year old cloth and a time of 50.68 seconds to seal the gold medals. she's now broken the world record 4 times in the last 13 months,

falkland becomes the 2nd youngest track and field athlete to hold. the 3 biggest on is in an individual event, olympic gold, world title and a world record. i think we knew warming up today that i was going to be one of those days. we're ready and i tried to go out there and execute and i knew coming home there. if i just kept my cadence and i, i stayed on stripe pattern or we could do it and it happens. it's not just me. i think we have a full group of girls that are just willing to push our bodies to the next level, and we're seeing times drop. and i, it's a really exciting time to be in the event. another incredible woman celebrating is short a mila. we both the bahama and lou away the competition in the 400 meters. finally, this is her 1st world title in the event and adds to her to elliptic gold medal i and i feel of the more about it because i think the freezer to be able to come out and venture to go metal that we've been to see for a long time and i finally got to take all the boxes before in june. i'm pretty happy. and the man's $400.00 metres final was

a much tighter affair. american michael norman pulled lloyd with the end to clinch his maidens. well title, it's a bit of redemption for the 24 year old who had a disappointing 5th place finish and tokyo olympics. mens 200 meters well champion . no eliles has told al jazeera he believes breaking the magical 19 2nd mot is a possibility. the american blew away the field in the final of the world championships and he's now focused on eclipsing you. same bolts world record of 19.19 seconds. i believe that i also have the ability to break or record not just break it i. i feel that we might even be able to get to that 18 2nd march . you know, and if i don't get it, you know, i can say that i went and gave them a 100 percent, but i'm definitely going to try and get that as far as ways anybody else in questions for you know, i've always wanted to be able to double, and to be honest, now that the 200 really seems like i was strong, rational,

but i want to try and get back to that 100, but i have to have fun while running the 100. once the 100 is a fine, you know, that's when i don't perform as well. so i got to keep that in mind and, you know, find my own room in that lane. well, champions england have set up a fairies decider after crushing south africa. the 2nd one day international having posted 201 in a range of match. manchester, england ball is dismissed. the visitors the jumped $83.00 wrong. the theory was now one game. the piece will take full showdown happening on sunday in the to the often all have become the biggest spend is of the premier league close season. those convicted the signing of ukrainian left back clicks on doesn't change from manchester city for $38000000.00. it means the gun is splashed out $146000000.00 on new talent this summer. in tango follows gabriel jesus to north london. both worked with the current office manager during his time as

a coach at man city. i'm very happy a position that we wanted to strengthen is up lay that i know really well. and i know what are you going to bring to the team up to the club? i. i don't really think i'm ready. the events i don't know, fall in other sicily, that was it was late grammar at the women's euros west suite and scored, and stoppage time to book a place in the semi finals. the highest rank team in the tournament were up against belgium and the court is the match was nil, nil, and heading the extra time when december and wanted for sweden and then 92nd minute . it was really amazing. i mean, we pushed for that goal in the 2nd half, especially i really, i locked in. they get lower and lower and we just feel like they get tired and we just keep pushing him. and so when we scoring them like that, it was a incredible, amazing, that's it from me with the news and the sport for this news. allan stay with us.

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