libyan government demands an explanation after the u.s. raid today was another bloody day in egypt. street battles left 51 people

dead. most of the fighting is between security force and people supporting ousted president home morsi. people were stopped by police. they used tear gas and guns. people were celebrating the 40th anniversary of egypt's war with israel. a report comes from cairo. we can't name our correspondent because of security concerns. >> reporter: downtown cairo on oh sunday. a day for sel for celebrating tl military. this is north of tahrir square. across cairo, protestors took to the streets. some tried to march on the square. a symbol of resistance from january 2011. on the the surrounding streets, security was tight. in places, police used tear gas to tkrol crowds.

-- control the crowds. >> we will do it inshallah. >> we are all the muslim people. all the egyptian people. we are all one human. >> reporter: but tahrir square painted a different picture. things of celebrations to mark the 40the 40th anniversary. for hours crowds went to security checks in to the square. some came with one purpose in line. >> translator: anti-coup protestors can't come here

because the egyptian people will protect egyptian. we are willing to die and protect ourselves. >> it's day not by celebration on one side and protest on the other. from the east to south of cairo violence -- >> it's meant to be a celebration. a day where people mark their thanks. but for these people, on the streets of cairo, that is the last thing on their minds. cairo. an alliance of morsi supporters including the muslim brotherhood called for more protestors this week. joining us from cairo is a

contributor for "time" magazine and author of liberation square inside the egyptian revolution and a rebirth of a nation. you're in cairo. you were outside at some of these clashes, what was it like today? >> well, it was very intense. the areas that i visited. inside tahrir square was different mood it was pro-military party. when you got to the edgeing of tahrir square, that's where the violence took place. you have the muslim brotherhood coming in from multiple directions. in most places a distance away from tahrir. the team they saw mostly were interesting because you had the army and the police not only working together but those two working with civilians. young guys who hate -- [ inaudible ] they were between

these young angry guys and security forces. i wasn't expecting that level of coordination between those groups and they were all working to repel the brotherhood. >> why you think we continue to see this violence in egypt? is there any movement between these two sides? >> reporter: well, i think there's not any desire on earth side to comdesire on eitherside. you find on those voices who try to seek reconciliation or bring them together are ignored or shouted down. there was one very clear example of this in late september. a very prominent member of the muslim brotherhood. issued an arabic language apology to oh the nation. some of the mistakes they made

when mohammed morsi was in power. he was rejected from both sides. brotherhood distanceed him from making that statement. the military arrested him. no one is listening to the people who are trying to find middle ground here. >> -p the violence continues. i wanted to get your thout yourn this concern. since today was obviously a day to mark the anniversary of the 40-year war with israel and a day supposed to pay tribute to the armed the forces. do you feel that there is this sense that is basically running the country that he might actually make a run for president? well, there's been a lot of debate about that. and he's not the only military name that's being mentioned a -z special candidate. general ahmad who is retired and

she the potential. don't forget ahmad the the still out there. shea bubarack air force commander and the last prime minister who nearly captured the presidency and nea narrowly defd and he's in exile waiting to make his return. >> if that happen, that will change the dynamics there. thank you for your insight tonight. we appreciate it. my pleasure. >> there is outrage in libya after a u.s. team went in this weekend and khaurpe and capturel qaeda leader. he was captured outside his home and in a see cur a secure and ud operation. the somalia operation was not as successful. the seals went after but failed the capture the leader of the al

qaeda linked group, al-shabab. the libyan tkpoft is callin gova kidnapping. they have libya's support in carrying out that cap which are. >> one of the top al qaeda militants accused in the bombing. his wife followed the raid. >> translator: after the dawn prayers he was returning home from the mosque. there were cars waiting for him. i looked outside and saw two twhaoeuheight cars. one a mercedes. one was adjusting his mask whether when he came out. they were obviously libyan. there were ten of them and all

armed with silent weapons. they told him to get in the cars, closeed the the door and drove off. the 49-year-old was on the fbi's most wanted list with a $5 million-dollar bounty on his head. we hope that this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror and those members of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run but they can't hide. >> he was believed to be a computer specialist within al qaeda after graduating from tr ipo li university. he spent some time in sudan. he was released because of lack of evidence and fled the country back to libya. but the libyan government are calling the raid a kidnapping. >> this is a work on libyan land

to kidnap my brother who is supposed the to present legal documents. >> my father is not objecting to be tried but he should be tried in libya in front of a libyan court. >> his whereabouts are unknown but expected that one of the al qaeda masterminds behind 1988 bombings may appear in a courtroom less than a half mile from the world trade center. inspecttors started destroying syria's chemical weapons. a spokesman will not reveal where the weapons were destroyed or where they were. crews have until the end of the month to disable factories where those weapons are being made. there's a thousand turns stored around the country. the u.n. says syrian's president seems to be cooperating. >> as day six flips in today 7 of the government shut down. there is still no sign of an

epbt to the impact. both get back to work on monday as well as some civilians at the pentagon but not most federal workers. john, it seems like both sides are digging in their heels. >> reporter: you got it right, jonathan. there was some compromise over the weekend.

on saturday, the house voted in favor of back pay for all furlough federal workers which they'll get once the stand off ends. you could hear a pen drop on seasoned here with both houses out of session. members populating the sunday political talk shows instead. the battle it was same. po*both sides blaming each other and refusing to budge. we think obama care is a bad idea. when that didn't pass and when the democrats didn't accept that. we said what about a one-year

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in afghanistan, about 20 candidates are in the running for president. this will be the first independent vote without direct foreign assistance. >> candidates also face serious threats from the taliban. both say they know they will be attack. their elections will go ahead.

stphao*. >> reporter: politicians can mobile private securities. the taliban said it will target the elections and as usual in afghanistan, it is likely that civilians will suffer the most. just trying to organize a democratic process and vote in it. as voter regas voter registratid the country. in areas like canada hair where there's a strong taliban presence, just with being able to run facilities like this is a huge challenge. if people in some areas of the country cannot vote o on electin days because of the security reasons then it could be unconstitutional. security for these elections will be the responsibility of the afghan security forces.

their greatest test yet. >> translator: >> when karzi came to power one

of his promises was to rebuild the country's education system. 12 years later some say his report card is good but there's still room for improvement. we sres si visit a school wheres are now enrolled. >> reporter: it's teacher appreciation day and there's a lot to to celebrate. education is one of the biggest successes here. when the taliban fell, there were only a million afghan children in school. mostly boys. this year, there are 10.5 afghan in school. 41 are girls. >> if you want to make a country -- for that you need to go to college, or go to the university. especially girls because the girls make them -- under the taliban, that society was giveen

away and denied an education. for six years the face of this will close the girls but the second they heard it was opening they came pack in big numbers even though there were not enough classrooms to hold 3700 of them. english teacher was one of the first in the gate. the flowers on the wall shows progress from no tkpwrapbl watts tgraduates thisyear. >> for example, they don't have any teacher and security is the pigest system. >> reporter: the united nations says only half of all schools in afghanistan have buildings and fewer than a third of teachers have official qualifications. still, this teacher who taught during the time of the taliban says things are better now. he says 3/4 of the students left

school then pause of too much emphasis. now the curriculum is the best it's ever been. there's still more to be done. the school doesn't have the money to put grass on its playing field but the students are clearly happy to be here. jennifer glass, al jazeera. >> it's been an interesting day in the nfl. a day against the rival eagles to boost the 0-4 start. eli manning trying to write the ship. big blue looking good early on. airing it out down field. they would go on to score right after that but the eagleles eags

answered every and then some. they start the season 0 and 5 for first time. jack johnson givinging us the taste on thousand americans tk-pl nateed the president an dominated the president. as the americans clinched their 5th straight and a dangerous day at the track in the grand prix in houston. a car crashed with dario getting airborne in finalle lap. debris went in to the stands injuries 13. two of the drivers managed to climb out of his car. he has a spinal fracture, a crushed ankle and a concussion. >> thanks, jessica. the olympic flame today. not every one was celebrating.

we have more on the protest and the fears in the game. >> the presidential party in red square ahead of the journey. the olympic flame reached the rush russian capitol four months before the russian games begin in the black sea. they will be taking the flame on the 65,000 kilometer journey right across russia. >> from the top of europe's highest mountain to the bottom oh of the lake. it's even due to make a brief trip to the international space station. >> translator: everyone of the 14,000 participate an that's how it will be.

>> and security is a major concern. such rely just 400 kilometers in chechnya. earlier this year the leader of russia's muslim rebels says the supporters to disrupt the gains. the groups claimed responsibility for -- including the 2010 suicide pomings on boston's metro which killed 40 people. now many ordinary russians are looking forward to see the flames pass through their towns to host one of the piges biggest

sports events. >> we look at the security efforts underway to battle the growing strength of the al qaeda-linked group al-shabab. will the debt ceiling be breech? ed our weekly sunday look ahead is next.

he was seized outside his home in tr ipo li and now in u.s. custody in secure and undisclosed location. chemical weapon arsenal is now under way. a team started destroying the stockpile today. it's very difficult an more dangerous when you're working in an active battlefield. some civilian defense party

employees will head back to work on monday. some are caught in the middle of a power struggle. still no sign to an end and both fight to get their way. >> some people living in rule somalia say al-shabab fighters reacted swiftly this weekend conducting door to door searches looking for anyone to help the foreign powers. . there is the government's defense in the south. >> this is alongside kenyan forces to drive al-shabab out of their hometown.

>> somalia is still struggling from two decades of a more constant war. they are everywhere. there is no way of tracking people in this kind of environment so if it's easy for al-shabab to move about and detective.

he says there is a solution.

tourism is slowing done and government programs have been stalled. that october 17th debt ceiling deadline is looming. if it is not raised, the u.s. may default on its loans for first time in history. we have two political consultants in with us tonight.

>> i think it ends with a wimper and not with a bang. i think that everybody in government is diminished and minuteized. it was market shruged and shut down. their reaction is looming that battle. i think this becomes another political media play and anyone to take the government seriously is diminished and does not come out of this well.

>> i think moderate republicans have to stand. you're there to do your job. it's t you're not there to have a temper tantrum.

you don't think this is a major stain on the republican party. if you look at all the polls of congress for as long as they've been doing polls. every pod doesn't trust congress and doesn't think they are doing a good job. . if you always talk to oh the local person in their district and their congressional district they think their congressman is doing a great job. >> i have to stay the pwreublg bridge is too far. we are seeing it's too far of democratic legislation. certainly not his father hw. democrat work with republicans in the white house. these refuse to accept the legitimatecy of the obama administration. >> obama care was never taken to the poll. >> some do argue that because

president obama was re-elected on this major platform here. you feel this will only bolter their ranks. >> they are there doing what they were sent to do. if the more moderate republican party does the hard work of organizationing and running their own candidate, it's something that can be rolled back. >> i think we have a larger program here. >> of whether the tea party or the democrats were trying to save it. we have a serious mess that i

belief is going to put us on the path to what's happening in europe if we don't do something. >> earlier today, speaker boehner was on abc talking about that. let's first listen to what we have to say. >> we are not going down that path. >> . speaker boehner getting a little fired up there. in the past the assumption has been that the debt limit was going to be untouchable. now we're hearing talks that republicans right use that in negotiating. how big of a deal is this? i think what speaker boehner should be doing here, he should actually get a pud jet passed.

instead of kicking the can down the road with another continuing resolution. >> if the strategy is not working. why not go in to the debt strategy. you have speaker boehner behind the scenes and he's there right now and you have trying to deal with this caucus that he's trying to rip him apart an rip each other apart. he doesn't know what he's going the do. ^py agree they don't though what their strategy is. it's clearly not working and i think looking 'head at the coming weeks you're going to see process stories talking about the looming irrelevance. everything that banee boehner ad canter have to say. do you hit the's serious. i think he -- his word can be trusted. >> and you said -- i think it's more political. >> you don't think they will let the country default? >> i don't think so. >> when push comes to shove. you don't think it's going to

happen. >> i believe michael and i have been talking about this even last year. >> this is a game of political brinkmanship in the political theater. >> by shooting the government down with no real exit strategy and shows that they have lowered the bar in almost what a real leveler is. they will delay the market respond and if somebody else comes in and respond. >> my hope is the president will step in and bring everybody together as the chief executive. >> what are they going to do which is pretty clear. they basically don't want obama care. there's certain things they can talk about on the spitelement. the signature issue dish don't think there is going to be any leeway because you are telling them you want to get rid of that one signature with his entire legislation. there are things as far as spending cuts are concerned.

i think the republicans can use a little bit. well the stakes are getting higher. questions are getting loud eur and still no end in site to what's going on in washington. anthony, thank you both for coming in tonight. >> imagine buying a house for a dollar. we will take you to gary, indiana where you can find that deal. [[voiceover]] gripping films from the world the world's top documentary directors. >>banging your head over and over again can be a bad thing. >>every time i would do heading i would see stars. [[voiceover]] it's all fun and games until tragedy strikes. >>a former player kills himself. >>we have to stop playing the game, or we have to find a solution.

welcome back. the city of gary, inn went to an economic free fall after steel companies pulled out. they are now offering homes for sale. al jazeera has more. >> reporter: it's an offer some homeowners find hard to refuse. a house for the price of a cup

of coffee. >> when the dollar house program became available, that was great opportunity. >> that's right. gary, indiana is offering a home for a dollar. you need an income of $35,000 a year, the money to fix it up to local building standards for six months and the patients to live in it for five years. >> like so much in this town, it's been allowed to fall apart and now the city can't afford to tear et down. inside, nature the slowly reclaiming the graffiti structure with nesting birds.

>> there's fortune that sword and crashes. the population had leaving 10,000 abandoned houses. it carries the most famous son, michael jackson and turning this air port. first she needs to make gary look more like a city, and less than a ghost town. we not only add value to the city but we add value to the adjacent homeowners and that has a rippling effect. >> the major should know. she bought this house in the 1980s when gary first tried selling homes far $1. >> i would rather take a dollar

home, no mortgage, all i'm paying is my taxes and utilities demand five years i have the deed to the oh house. american dream. >> but it's like scooping the sands of gary's lake shore with a spoon. th>> john henry, al jazeera, tkparrytkpwar re,gary,indiana. a monster truck plows through a crowd. at least 8 people including two children were killed. more than 75 others hurt. an early investigation said the truck lost control due to a technical error. dozens have opinion rescued from flood waters in kentucky this weekend.

a big day in the nfl and a pig day in big "d" my hometown. >> the gun swingers are -- tired of hearing all week to peyton's statistics and that they are unbeaten this far in to the season. it's going to continue far while and nearly perfect on the day. his first pick of the season and he also managed four touchdowns to over shadow it. it's crazy enough. row mow managed to top those numbers. >> being the first franchise to go for 500-yards. he actually finished with 506 to be exact.

>> this will throw the interception and here would be the result. crazy offense result. the tricker is the hero in the end. that's including the game winning field goal as time expires. they win a thriller 1-48. well the first family of football is two kids heading in opposite tkr*ebss. peyton continues to write the record books while keeping his denver broncoing perfect. he has yet to navigate at any level of football. when the giants a big reason why he's on the hot seat, they are looking good out of the gates. he has a hot team and 49-yard strike. that would lead to the first in the game but the eagles waste no time to answer. shawn mccoy piling it in.

big blue trailing and hungry. manning to randall and randall would have two touchdowns on the day. manning passed right here. it's going the other way and that's michael getting it done on there and no surprise. eagles cashing the very next play after the turn over and courtesy of the touchdown pass and the back up qb non-the less. giants fall 0 and 5 since 1987. . i didn't know exactly how it happened and how it came out of my hand in front of me. and it hit the helmet. that's on me and you have to be smarter.

>> it's a good football game. you just scored twice in the third quarter. there's no reason to continue that type of play. then the turnovers. that gives them for the field. the the it's very demoralizing for the sideline. created a situation for ourselves. i felt the same way in the first half where offensively i didn't think they stopped this. i think they stopped themselves. >> . >> since they are finding aj green for 20-yard reception on third down deep in the territory and fourth in goal handing off

with green and he found his way to the end zone. bangles on top. still past trailing 13-6 later on. tom brady his last chance to get back in and throws the eye in to the interception and just 16 seconds on the clock. patriots hand there had first loss. here's tom brady after. >> it wasn't our best day of execution today. i thought we certainly had some opportunities there in the first half. we had too many times where one negative play and took it down to field position so. it wasn't very good execution and hopefully it's a very good defense and gave them a lot of credit and gave them a lot of pressure in a lot of areas. execution needed to be very good. >> we're learning that they come to a price as well. it managed to ruin careers. now at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 p.m.

eastern time. we examine these danger -rs in a documentary called head games. >> i was of the same mind set. i didn't take the enjury injury seriously. they were not suffering from post concussion so much as they were looking far break. >> interesting stuff there. a documentary on concussions and

hockey. >> it was all the sports. >> the collisions there and thanks jessica. >> it is sunday and generally. some in france are actually to get to work as only they could. >> it's open with the first customers of the day.

>> and have taken legal action. the hardware store, butchers, bakeers and tphror raisebakeers- they are allowed to open for a few hours. traditionally those sunday morning come up with french families with a chance to spend time together. >> sunday has been from more than 100 years. to more of the debate. it changed my life on family life. >> i think it's important that

we have a day where we can all meet. >> it can work if they want to. >> there's some people who really need that pause they are payed a bit peter on a sunday. >> resent polls suggested in the economic times the majority of french people are in favor of easing the law for those who want to work on a sunday the chance to do so. al jazeera, sunday. >> working on a sunday. we know what that's like.

welcome back, everyone. give you one last look at what's happening here across parts of the gulf coast. all this rain that you see from this storm the from the remembrance of karen. it's being drawn up by a cold front that's been moving up across much of the united states. so, this is going the draw up. we are now seeing rain in parts oh of atlanta. that will be in the next couple of hours. it will be especially on monday when you need to travel. if you have to be on the the road or want to call ahead or take a look at your local weather to see what's happening across this area.

were not getting anymore snow out of it. chicago has cleared out. the fact of the system is now moving in. it will cause rainy conditions overnight. >> that is that cold air directly underneath the area of low pressure. that will start to move in. we have some warmer temperatures. 54 degrees. a lot of melting is going on. we have all that rain coming across ohio. those temperatures in the air, how about 70-degrees. your headlines with jonathan are up next.