the man with a five million dollars price on his head. u.s. special forces capture a suspected al qaeda leader in libya. ♪ hello and welcome i'm steven coal. you are watching al jazeera. live. >> egypt marks the 40th anniversary of the the 1973 arab-israeli war. the countries that account for half of the country's business. the security summit in bali.

and who wants to run afghanistan. the last day for candidates to register for the presidential election. but first u.s. special forces have capturedde capturedd al qaeda figure who has been on the run for 15 years. anas a al-liby was captured in tripoli. he was believed to be responsible for the u.s. attacks in tan z tanzania an and libya. we have more from the operation in washington. >> the u.s. government has wanted anas al bi al libya for g time. he is a aexcuse accused of the n

197. 1978. he was on the ru when forces swooped down on him and took him away. mr. a al-liby had a bounty on hs head and because who is now president, he is probably going to be tried in u.s. federal court most likely in new york city where the indictment was handed down against him. that is because many of the counter terrorism cases in the edmonton are triein theunited sw york courts. it's not clear if he is on his way to the united states but all reports indicate that mr. a mr. al-liby is alive and if he has valuable information the u.s. wants to get it. >> the u.s. has carried out an operation against al shabab fighters in somalia. john kerry says america's

enemies can run but they can't hide. it happened saturday in the town of baryre. they sawmil saw saw military her drop soldiers soldiers also arrived by boat but were forced to retreat due to gun battle. tell us more about what w we kn, peter, about this raid. >> we have very little information beyond the recognition from the state department that was u.s. forces that carried out the operation. unofficially we understand that it was carried out by us navy seal team six. this was the europ unit response for killing owe cam m osama binn

2011. we understand the target was the leader of al shabab. they have missed the target and confirmed that. this is confirmed by al shabab that only one guard was killed in the operation and i there was no senior members whe at the location of the attack. is it connected to the westgate mall attack and seige. >> it does seem that way. the planning began a week and a half ago. it was two weeks ago on saturday that al shabab launched their attack henc against the westgate mall. it was not only people from kenya that were involved, there were many, many nationalities that were involved in the attack sun and cloudinsun andincluding. >> clearly the americans have acknowledged and accepted that

they need to be involved in any kind of counter strike. the kenyaians are prepared. >> at least 66 people have died after a series of explosions in iraq. glghts a bomber targeted muslimn their way to the shrine. another target was a cafe near the capital. a nine-year-old israel girl has been shoot andste and serioy injured. it happened near the palestinian city of ra ramallah. police expect she was hit by a palestinian sniper. in an hour's time nationwide rallies are expected to begin across egypt to remember the arab-rae-israeli war of 1973. the again has been leading the commemorations in di cairo.

it's been 40 years since they launched a surprise attack. the interim government has warned against any demonstrations against the army. our cors corse upon correspondem cairo. >> what are we expecting to see. we are expecting to see a large parade going through the square. now i'm looking over the square now and it looks very spruced up and ready. you wouldn't recognize it from the days of the 2010 revolution. new turf and new plants growing in the milt middle of the scwai. scwair -- square. we are expecting to see democrat open stationdemonstrations from.

the president had a televised address on national television. he called the youth to come out in support of the military and take to the squares. there is also a message from the presidential spokesman who says anyone against the army will be guarded against the agents of foreign countries. and the interior minister came out and said anyone trying to disrupt the celebrations will be punished severely. security very much is beefed up around the square. i can see every inch of square there are personnel and concrete barriers and they have brought in metal detectors to make sure that no one is smuggling into

the scar square to cree create . police have released two canadians who have been held woiwithout charge since mid aug. they were taken into custody touring military protests. they were observing the presentation and they say they were beaten while in prison. the tunisia government has signed a deal. it results in months of dead deadlock. the government i in either party is expected to resign in the next few weeks. indindonesia's president has called for a break down of the trade. he called for nation's to end protectionism and to continue to

end opening markets. >> we need to do our part to prevent pr protectionist polici. and to continue on our path of -- in ways that up lift the well-being of all our sit citiz. we must also ensure that our threats are not only strong but also balanced. scott has more from that summit in bali. >> like 2 20 other heads of stae president obama was supposed to leave home and make his way to bali for the apec summit on monday. on friday he announced he will cancel his trip because of the shut down of the government. john kerry is here in his place. the hosts are disappointed that president obama is not coming but they understand based on what is happening at home. they also say the security will

remain as tight on the southern tip of bali. the russian government are dispointed but for a different reason. they wanted to have a sideline conversation with the president for what is happening in syria. the tpp the transpacific partner sthip is going to be the world's large over the trade agreement. they want those agreements to be ready for the end of the year. the president not being here will shift that back. the summit will focus on who is here but who is not here. so it will be interesting to see if he will be ag able to ice the energy of president not being here to his is benefit. the pentgon has found a loop hole regarding the closure of

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welcome back. a reminder of the top stories from al jazeera. the u.s. second of state john kerry says the terrorists can run but they can't hide. they was speaking on what he called terrorist fa factions. there will be a military parade in cairo. demonstrations will be in the center of the city calling for an end to the rule. indonesia is calling to

break down trade barriers. they are speaking in bali where the nation's political and business leaders are meeting in the next four days. four soldiers have been killed in a bomb attack in southern afghanistan. the nato explosive device went off in the south. they are the biggest killer of soldiers and civilians. the candidates for the next president of afghanistan have a few hours left to register. whoever runs is already being thremed sethreatened by the tal. when the candidates arrive to register, a show of force is important here. the candidates also face serious threats from the taliban. most know there will be attacks but the elections will go ahead. >> i think they cannot do this. they ca can bother us and the

period of the holding election, but they are not able to stop it completely. >> while politicians and ex-war ex-warlords can mobilize the victorivictory. and the taliban has said they will target the election and it's likely the civilians will suffer the most. as voter registrations continue across the country. in areas like kandahar where there is a strong taliban presence, just being able to run facilities like this is a huge challenge. if people in some areas of the country cannot vote on election day because of security reasons, then the results could be declared unconstitutional.

the foreign forces ending their combat roles, the security of these elections will be the responsibility of the afghan security forces. >> in 2009 and 2010 the international forces had this process. but this time the international force will support this process but not directly. they want to support afghan election only in some indirect and some specific area like air support, like logistic support, not specific security support. >> as time runs out for presidential candidates to register, afghanistan's future leaders will continue to declare their hopes for peace. this is still a country of war, where even democratic processes must involve guns. jane ferguson, al jazeera, kabul

afghanistan. in a moment we'll cross live to jane. but for the moment we'll look at some of the candidates that have already registered. dr. abdullah, abdullah served from 2001 to 2004. and ash rarah gani. and again abdul rahim wardak. the prime minister zalmai rassou rassol. jane is in the commission in kabul. i know you have a guest with you, jane, but tell us briefly what is happening today. >> today here in the independent

elecelectorial commission we hae seen several candidates come in with their large entourage. there are high-profile candidates likely to come in. the government has said in the last few days over 20 officals in the government have resigned. that is what they have to do constitutionally to run. there are a lot of people running in this race. here at the elec electoral commn this is inside of a heavily fortified compound. when the voters go to the polls they won't be able to enjoy so mansomuch security. thank you so much for joining us. no problem. >> can i start by asking you about security. you have over 8000 polling stations is it possible to protect all of them it'.

>> it's a national election. everyone will be working hard. as for security the police are responsible for the election. we have been working on that. we have devised a security plan for that. there is full support from each government institution to ensure that all of the voters can go on that day. and they can vote for the next government. and beside that we have another six months ahead of us in which we will be able to meet those goals. an object that we have set for the security. >> so far even voter registration has been challenging so far because of security issues and areas of the country. how are you going to remedy that? >> that will be a good example affording many voters to be optimistic. the registration process that we are now in the third phase of that went peacefully. we didn't have any main challenge for that. having gained that for the

security, we have another six months to look into it and we have started our evaluation of the security measures we have taken so far. we are good in numbers and in terms of the placement of our forces and in the contested areas. things are in place right now. i can say today we are ready for that. another six months will give us much time and a possibility to be very well prepared. >> how much of a difference will it make given that foreign forces have pulled back in combat roles and will be leaves the country. to really secure these elections are they up to it? >> yes we are. we are in the final stages of securityporosis. securitypro -- security process. they are good examples in which we have shown our strength and

the next six months will be crucial for us to invest more and to improve more. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> lots of challenges for the security forces and the process itself in the next six o are orn months. the u.s. defense department is showing that staff is forced to take unpaid leave for five days we have a report now from washingtowashington, d.c. >> come back to work. that is the order from the is secretary of defense to 400,0000 employees worldwide. thanks to a law that will ensure that employees will be paid. the eyeee eliminate furlough for employees whose morale.

some of that was in the come c comisarry. i would say it's ridiculous you are taking that away from the people that are fighting for your country. that is ridiculous. hundreds of thousands of other employees are in lim limbo. at johnson space center only those. i think they are playing chicken with our lives. and we have been through our pay freeze and now this. i have had enough. >> the president and republicans in congress spent saturday pointing fingers at each other. >> what we can't do is keep engaging in this sort of brinksman, shiship where a small

faction of the republican party forces them into brinksman, ship. it doesn't make any sense if the president has an axe to grind and why he would want to put the american people in that and force the pain on them. >> so far no closer to ending the shutdown. it's incomprehensible to millions of americans who realize how much they do count on the federal government for their well-being. >> at least 13 people have been injured? a series of tornados that hit the u.s. mid west. hopehomes and businesses have bn damaged in nebraska and south dakota and iowa. the national weather service says it's not clear how many tornados hit the area in total. still in the united states tropical storm car karen has lat strength as it approaches the coast of louisiana.

it's now a tropical depression. heavy rain is expected on the cost as the tornados move east. thousands of americas have called for immigration reform. they are demanding congress pass a immigration bill that was introduced this week. >> reform that will carve a path to citizenship for 11 million undocdocumented immigrants and p families together. >> families are getting destroyed. the children are left alone in their homes. they don't know when their parents are coming back home and once they find out they don't have anywhere to go. >> in new york city demonstrators talked about what life is like without citizenship. >> thirteen years i haven't seen my grandmother and my family. i can't go out and i can't have any vacation. my son asked me to take him out

and i can't take him out. they say they won't give up the fight. thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity across the brooklyn bridge. >> they are not alone. this is happening in 100 cities across the country. >> in arizona 3000 protestors marched a mile to city hall. we come from mexico but we are americans. we are all here for the same dream. we all came here because we are americans. we are americanized and our roots are here and we are americanized. >> those sentiments are echoed in chicago and miami, atlanta, nashville, tennessee, fill fill philadelphia and in los angeles. they call these demonstrations the national day of dignity and respect. one stood out in the crowd saying immigratio.

>> all i care about is how they go back to their own country. i don't care how it happens. >> these rallies were a prelude to a national protest at the national monument on tuesday. supporters of morocco's main opposition party have rallied for new economic reforms. thousands rallied. they are angry the government cut fuel subsidies to get the government out of debt. argentina's president has been ordered to rest for a month. the doctors found bleeding in the brain after she had a blow to the head. chilians have been marking the 21st anniversary of a referendum of a general.

it paved the way for chile's return t to to democracy. thousands of people were killed during pin noce's rule. thousands in chail la chilln part in a gay rights parade. >> the president signed an ant anti-gay act this year after a man was beaten to death. ththe boom in peru is not ae to compete with cheap imports from china. we have this story from the capital, lima. >> edwin was a successful businessman until a year ago. now a family member helps him sew. he had to fire his ten employees. only one of 15 sewing machines

are at work. >> the business has reduced by 80% last year. being paralyzed is like being bankrupt. i only keep going because i have a few faithful clients. >> he is one of 70 clothing manufacturers. for decades it's been one of the most successful industries in the country. but chinese close are crushing the goods. >> it's impossible to compete with the chin chinese clothes. as a result 2000 businesses have gone bankrupt and more than 0000 businesses are leaving this area to work at home so think can lower their cost. >> businesses say trade policies including a free trade agreement

with china are tearing their businesses apart. >> the state is not promoting industrialzation. this only benefits large importers. >> the consumer office is investigatings whether chinese is being shorted at below cost or prices. there is no evidence that their products break world trade organization agreements. >> has always been chinese clothes even before the free trade agreement. production costs have increased because labor is not cheap anymore. >> people must start thinking to do something else. >> reshaping his business will be tough for francisco. >> we are in a crisis, the job allowed me to have money and educate my children but i have never been so economically tight. >> without the preorders he doesn't have money to start

another business. he is selling his machines and is now selling soda to make ends meet. >> a reminder you can keep up-to-date on all of the news on our website. aal jazeera.com.