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elizabeth palmer is in tokyo with what we know right now. >> reporter: former prime minister shinzo abe e was givin an unscheduled campaign speech in western japan when suddenly two shots rang out. [ gunfire ] his security detail immediately tackled the gunman, but it was too late. abe lay in the road with obvious gunshot wounds to the chest. the suspect has been identified by the police. he's a 41-year-old former military man and a local person who has told police he wanted to kill abe, that he had a grudge against him. abe is certainly a polarizing figure in japan, a right-wing hawk who had demanded changes to japan's pacifist constitution. but this act has shocked this country which has very little gun violence normally and even his political opponents are wishing him well. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> also breaking overnight, president biden is expected to take executive action today on abortion. the white house says mr. biden will speak about protecting access to reproductive health care services. the "associated press" says the president is expected to formalize instruct

cbs's elizabeth palmer is in tokyo where it is now saturday morning there. > reporter: shinzo abe was truly a giant of japan's political landscape for more than 15 years and his death is a national trauma. shinzo abe was giving a political speech to a small crowd, when a shot rang out behind him. then another. , and he fell to the ground. his security tackled the gunman immediately, but it was too late. the former prime minister lay in the road with fatal wounds so his neck and chest. shie btarp, he was medivacced to a local hospital where doctors tried to resuscitate him with blood transfusions, but in vain. the suspected gunman is 41-year-old tetsuya yamagami, an e military man whose weapon appeared to have been made of pipes and duct tape. police searching his home found even more homemade guns along with explosives. this is a huge shock in japan, where strict gun control laws mean shooting deaths are extremely rare. there was just one last year, compared to more than 45,000 in the united states. all day, world leaders paid their respects. president biden

cbs's elizabeth palmer has the remarkable video and pictures of what was a mostly peaceful revolution. >> reporter: tens of now of sri lankans started their protest of the presidential headquarters over the weekend. but when they heard the president had fled, they surged into his residenced and vealed. in a country where the minimum wage is just over a dollar a day, they wanted to look at this opulence and see how it felt. right down to a dip in the presidential pool. but overnight, the mood had been ugly when police fired tear gasd mier's house, fuio taer andri lankansrt fund fd. buomisedo leave office downo weday.ir step out, the protestors were cleaning up the presidential palace tod next president will put sri lanka back on its feet. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tock owe. >> o'donnell: and we want to turn now to the war in ukraine where russian forces are intensifying their attacks on many fronts. over the we understood o, russian strikes on three civilian apartment buildings killed at least 30 peel in eastern ukraine where nine other were pulled from the rubble. multiple missile a

jericka. >> duncan: elizabeth palmer for us in tokyo, thank you. country, the biden administration is celebrating a better than expected jobs report. the labor department says employers added 372,000 new jobs in june, that's well above a projected 275,000. but the president is battling back critics tonight in his own party who say he hasn't done enough to protect women's reproductive rights. cbs' caitlin huey-burns reports from the white house. >> what we're witnessing wasn't a constitutional judgment, it was an exercise in raw political power. >> reporter: under pressure from abortion rights activists and members of his own party to do more in the wake of the supreme court ruling, president biden issued an executive order aiming to expand access to f.d.a. approved abortion medication, protect online privacy and access to contraception and provide legal help for patients and providers and the right to travel out of state. the president suggested his power is limited and urged americans to head to the polls in november. >> there is no constitutional

cbs' elizabeth palmer has the remarkable video and pictures of what was a mostly peaceful revoluton. of thousands of sri lankans started their protest at the presidential headquarters over the weekend. but when they heard the president had fled, they surged into his residence and marveled. in a country where the minimum wage is just over a dollar a day, they wanted to look at this opulence and see how it felt. right down to a dip in the presidential pool. but overnight, the mood had been ugly when police fired tear gas at crowds who torched the prime minister's house, furious with e minister's house, furious with corruption and incompetence that's left the economy in tatters and sri lankans short of fuel and food. but the prime minister has now promised to leave office and says the president will step down, too, on wednesday. so, having forced their leaders out, the protestors were cleaning up the presidential palace today, hoping its next resident will put sri lanka back on its feet. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >> o'donnell: and we want to turn now to the war in ukraine where

elizabeth palmer is in tokyo with more. >> reporter: as a hearse carried shinzo abe's body to -- fromo his hometown, the revelation that the gun was homemade, and this crude device was easier than buying one legally. when rafael, a well known japanese youtuber applied for his license, he knew it would be an ordeal. from the time you began the process until you got your license, how long did it take? it took me a year, he said. and he told me that the police had even interviewed his wife. there is mandatory training, and you to pass a written exam, and physical, and mental exam and even then the police can go to ask your family and friends if you have any violent tendencies. the only ones licensed to carry the handguns are the police. anyone else has to buy one at a gun shop like this one in central tokyo. the owner is catzumi. are you a hunter? >> yes. >> reporter: he explains that the relatively few people who have a gun license can own rifle, air guns or conventional shotgun, and even buying ammunition needs police authorization. shooting in japan is more tightly controlled than alm

elizabeth palmer checks out the writer's cafe.ena altschul takes in an art exhibit dedicated to sean scully and one of the vietnam vets awarded the medal of honor. plus my conversation with young adult author steve reynolds and more. this sunday morning on the 17th of july 2022. we'll be right back. a new chevy is the smart way to hit the open road this summer. the smart way to road trip—. ♪♪ and seek new adventures. ♪♪ go a little farther this summer in a new chevy. find new get up and go. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of summer on all 2022 equinox models. plus, get 0% financing when you finance with gm financial. ♪♪ find new roads at your local chevy dealer. my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness

elizabeth palmer has the story. >> reporter: two musicians embracing on stage in tokyo is the happy endinghe man on the right is randy bachmann who back in the early '70s recorded this hit with the guess who. ♪ ♪ only way to the top ♪ >> he went to found bachmann turner overdrive and played song on this guitar until 1976 it was stolen from a hotel. >> it was like the end of my life at the time. i had written all the albums and played them with that guitar. >> reporter: you had a period of mourning. >> of not sleeping, like a week, just crying and mourning, yes. >> reporter: life moved and so did bachmann. he never got over it. what was it about that instrument that made you love it so much? >> i had to work very hard to buy it. it was $400 at the time. when you are 18 or 19, it's lot of money. it was special to save that money up. >> reporter: fast forward to 2020 and a man called william long. >> i am thrilled to have played a role in the story. >> reporter: at the start of the pandemic, he was stuck at home and decided to launch an online search for the guitar. >> i heard his interview i

elizabeth palmer, chiang mai, thailand. >>> the stress of air travel these days has a lot of people opting off the grid for their next vacation like perhaps the amazon rain forest. wendy gillette has the story from brazil. >> reporter: these are the sounds of the amazon. a few hours after leaving the city of manaus in northwest brazil on a rain forest crew. we're aboard amazon nature tours for a reduced rate. there is no cell phone service or wifi for most of the trip, which takes up to 16 passengers out for as long as a week. >> very first reaction is shock and concern. soon followed by deep relief. and people really enjoy having the opportunity to disconnect. >> reporter: a recent survey by the luxury network virtuoso found 92% of travel advisers say their clients are bringing health, wellness and self-care into their trips this year. and 29% prioritize digital detoxing. even more than diet programs or beauty treatments. >> they begin to appreciate more external things instead of simply the internal echo that we all suffer with. >> reporter: the amazon trip takes unplugged travelers on g