hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm in new york. a day meant for egyptian friday instead turns violent. hundreds dead in street fights across the country. >> hundreds forced from their homes as a powerful typhoon slams southeast china. frustration is building and still no sign of a compromise. john kerry and his russian counterparts have peace talks in syria needs to move ahead as quickly as possible.

today, was another bloody day in egyptian. street violence killed 51 people, more than 260 seriously hurt. most of the fight was between security force an people who oh support the president mohammed morsi. they tried to march on tahrir square but stopped by police who used tear gas and guns. pro-military demonstrators gathered. they were celebrating the 40th anniversary from israel. we have more but can't name the correspondent because of security reasons. >> reporter: dun town cairo on sunday. a day for celebrating the military. instead it's gun tpaoeurbg gunfs and civil unrest. across cairo, protestors took to the streets. some tried to march on tahrir square. the symbol of resistance from

january 2011. but on the surrounding streets, security was tight. in places, police used tear gas to control the crash. anti-military protectors against what they consider to be an illegitimate government. >> the streets are full of people which are against this killer and we will do our best inshallah. >> we are all the muslim people. all the egyptian people. we are all one human. okay again. >> reporter: but tahrir square painted a different picture. forming a center of celebrations to mark the 40th anniversary of the 1973 october war with israel. for hours the crowd tried to get through security checks in to the square.

some come with one purpose in mind. >> translator: the anti-coup from oh testor protestors can'te because the egyptian protestors will protect egyptian. we are willing to die for our cause. >> reporter: one will protect on one side and protect to the other. from syria to the east to south of cairo, violence sieged. reports suggests a number of dead and injured. october 6th was meant to be a celebration of egyptian's military mark. a day when its people marked their thanks for its achievement. but to these people, on the streets of cairo, that is the last thing on their minds. al jazeera, cairo. more city supporters including the muslim brotherhood called for more protests this week.

demonstrations are to begin tuesday in cairo with major protest again at tahrir square this friday. now al jazeera spoke about the muslim brotherhood in egyptian. specializes in political history of the middle east. >> hard liners in the military and some of the civilians want to marginize the muslim brotherhood to go pack to a period like the 1950s or '60s where it was an under ground movement and there are others i think the prime minister who recognized that it's a large enough group that you can't completely exclude it from politics. they believe the brotherhood is sectarian and will try to take over everything unless some type of block is put there. military is extremely popular. government of mohammed morsi,

the brotherhood president had declined rapidly in popularity last spring. the economy is not doing well. there are human rights issues. there's the feeling of the brotherhood take over everything. military today announced that people who demonstrate against it were foreign agents. what's the revolution stood for in 2011 was the people should have freedom of assembly. there's been a step back on that ground. however, a lot of egyptians are willing to make allowances because they feel that when the brotherhood was in power, it also enter feared with people demonstrating and mobilized to repress them, som sometimes kill them. from the point of view of the young activists who want a new order, is it possible that both of their houses, there's a third square movement. but as far as i can tell, a lot of egyptians are with the

military on this one. >> i think there will be new elections winter or in the spring. i think everybody understands that that must happen. the question is the circumstances. if they try to hold those elections in such a way as to exclude a significant proportion of the elect which is the muslim brotherhood supporters then the elections won't solve anything. so, they have to find a way to include. that's not their present instrict. there's outrage in libya after a steal captured a top al qaeda leader living in that country. he was caught outside this home in tr ipo li. as part of two u.s. special forces operation pursueing tar targets in libya and somalia. the sales went after put failed to capture the leader of the al

qaeda-linked group al-shabab. the government welcomed the push to get rid of al qaeda, they are calling the u.s. raid a kidnapping. they claimed that they had libya's support and we have more. >> reporter: 224 civilians were killed and 5,000 people were injured in the august 1998 against the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. on stald in a sur fries street d there had 15-year man hunt. one of the top militants accused of the bombing. his wife spoke to al jazeera following the raid. translator: after dawn prayers, he was returning home from the mosque. i saw the two white cars. masked men came out of the car. the driver was correspondent masked and one was adjusting his mask. they were obviously libyan.

there was ten of them and were tall armed with silent weapons. they told him to get in the car, closeed the door and drove off. >> reporter: 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 con tkubgt conduct acts of . those and other organizations can run but they can't hide. >> reporter: and he was believed to be a computer special.ist within al qaeda after graduating from tr ipo li university. he was arrested by scott the land yard a year after the bombings but he was released because of lack of evidence and fled the country back to libya. but the libyan government and now his relatives are calling the raid a kidnapping. >> translator: this is the work

of piracy from foreign troops on libyan land to kidnap my brother who is supposed to present legal documents and my brother should have been tried here in hreb yeah. libya no problem like like any libyan. >> my father is not -b oh skwrebgting he should be tried g that he should be tried but he should be tried in libya in front of a libyan court. >> it may soon appear in the new york federal courtroom less than a half mile from the world trade center. al jazeera. the american race figured a swift reaction. residents told the associated press militants went door to door searching for anyone who may have helped the foreign powers launch that attack. he said the country needs the world's help to fight al-shabab. >> this is a world help.

the only solution, the best solution is to support somali government so we can take care of the security. >> coming up in our next half hohour. he will show us the growing strength of the a al qaeda link al-shabab. cameras from all around show the power of that typhoon. more than half a million people were evacuated ahead of the storm and some 35,000 fishing boats ordered to return to harbor for shelter. you can see more than eight inches of rain in the next couple of hours. >> craig joins us live from howg

kong. >> reporter: up to a million people have been moved for their own safety and formed 70,000 fishing vessels have been returned to port. incredibly high seas. big waves lashing the coastline and destroying crops, breaking trees and stoping the old government and some 30 airlines have cancelled flights in and out. and 7,000 tourists were evacuated. the weekend is the end of national week in china. a big holiday period and so many thousands of people were left stranded. talk about evacuation efforts. were they successful?

did they seem to go without a problem there in china? >> reporter: they moved everyone before the storm hit. that's been many hundreds of people die because of the water. the rainfall and the landslide that effect many of the farming and mountain mous ous regions. they did go in and sent more than 50,000 troops in and moved people out before this event happened. so far we haven't seen or heard of any loss oh of life. several people are missing. >> thank you. the storm made land fall. it's disappearing rapidly. look at the satellite image.

let's go back a couple hours. there's the storm to north of taiwan making its way on land. you can see not a lot of the enhanced clouds are left. the biggest problem that we're going to see is the second typhoon. this is. hind it. i want to take you closer end. this is from the japanese agency. this is their radar coming out of oak th inawa. they are seeing it out here. it's a very small but powerful storm. it the storm is going to go to the northwest and to the northeast. it has not yet started to make that turn. we will watch this carefully.

we think the storm is going to go more to the north and could have a bigger impact on parts of the korean peninsula. they think that it will get the majority of the rain with the storm. we're talking anywhere between 5 to 8 inches of rain just in the next 72 hours. we're going to be watching this carefully. this is the major story out here towards the west. >> two typhoons in a row. >> almost one week in to the government shut down and there's still no sign of a pass. both houses of congress get back to w-rbg on sunday the as well as some civilians at the pentagon. that's not the case far majority of federal workers. >> just hours ago to go before thousands of civilian employees return to their desks ordered by the pen pentagon because say ths can't run the military properly without them. department of defense is the using a law signed by president obama last monday called the pay

our military act to get these people back in to work as soon as po possible over the weekend. the house and senate met on saturday but continued to have ago at each other blaming each side for the stand off and the shut down. on the sunday broadcast, pretty much the same story. next, we look to see what happens when both houses reconvene here in washington, d.c. on monday afternoon. john kerry is in indonesia. >> i want to thank for

cooperation in this. >> crews have begun dismantleing syria's weapons today. it's a hard job and it's made heard by that raging war. >> reporter: disarm t-plt experts prepare far day in the

field. the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons is responsible for this task. the syrian president is cooperating and some stockpiles of chemical weapons are now being destroyed it's difficult to access how big the chemical weapons are an where they're located. one report suggests that 7 are in active war zones making the job that is all much harder. and according to one -- the mid deadline for destroying the weapons may not be realistic. >> the main technical challenges are to be able to destroy the weapons and the chemical components in a safe and secure way in the middle of a war zone. it's never been done before. u.n. inspectors have never had to go in and see a control and destroy weapons of mass destruction while fighting was still raging.

>> reporter: he could be disposing his arsenal for political gains. >> there's a position because he has this pr bracket until such e as he delivers on the promises he's made on the chemical weapons and getting another security council too would be so difficult that i think bashar could calculate that this process going in to the middle of 2014 could see him coming out on top. serious stockpiling in syria are the results. >> the mission to destroy them was established between russia and the u.s. this may be coming far long term political settlement. it's not certain the schedule in

geneva will teak place planned in november. but for now it does seem that the syrian president is cooperating with the international community but his motives an long term goals are far from clear. there's much more to come on al jazeera herbg. officials say what needs to to* change to prevent more tragedy. also rain put no puddles. pavement that absorbs water like a sponge.

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around the island but little tranquility. ahead the task of finding the missing victims from wednesday's ship wreck. in a coordinateed the effort from the italian coast guard and the finance police sailed to the site where the poe boat capsizeo see what could be found. >> reporter: the recovery process is pack in full swing. drivers have not been able to go inside these waters to retrieve the bodies from the wreckage of the boat. >> reporter: there's the remains as soon as possible. the bodic bodies were brought io the harbor. observing the effect of the tragedy the island could no longer be left by itself to cope with the waves of migrants that come to these shores. >> translator: we have to dissting wish those.

thedisdistinguish those. the ideal of surviving a journey does not end here. reception center is overcrowded and a pitiful condition. a condition describe caned as shameful. they also face the harsh reality of italy's immigration law unless they are seeking asylum if they are found to be entering the country illegally they are penalized and sent back to their country of origin. that is risks for so many who left a conflict life. >> people in brazil are trying to shine a light on the oh lipics there. rprotestors are fighting. thousands have been relocated but this protest is worried about 350 families being

displaced. public hailed the project for modernizing the country. >> the olympics are far away put right now we're talking about football. >> football an baseball as well as a big night. i will give you a little sneak peak. baseball was in the national league division series. pirates gained three taking center stage in pittsburgh and pedro alverez continues to be the star of the show for the pirates. this theurphis third baseman caa sing until the 8th. if you like high scoring football game, dallas is the place to be.

there it is the 5-0. >> else were for texas, a disaster on the track sent darrio to the hospital. he went airborne in the final lap of the grand prix in houston. two other cars were in that crash that sent debris in to the stands and injured 13 spectators. he suffered a spinal prabg khur, a crushed ankle and a concussion, he will be in the hospital overnight.

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violence continued in to the night. backers of the president fought with security force and crowds supporting the military. police fired guns an tear gas. this comes as thousands were celebrating the 40th anniversary. >> john kerry and his russian counterpart are meeting at the asian summit. both agreed to push for syrian peace talks the as early as next month. >> the libyan governmentest hateing tonight after a navy seal team captureed a top al qaeda leader living there this week end. kenyan police may have evidence the mall attackers were planning that attack weeks in advance it shows two men entering a local bank to collect money. police claim that money around

$4,000 was used to pay far car. that car was found blocking the main entrance of the mall and had two grenade pins inside. that's where peter has this support and the efforts to fight. >> this is the tip against the al-shabab. he snaps to attention. these men have had a check of history and times fighting with the government sometimes with al-shabab. >> the kenyan troops are to the key insulation like the airport. they've got the equipment to hold the attackers back but don't have the local knowledge

need for the much more complex task of managing internal security. that saves the defense minister is the heart of the problem. >> the region in the region here. the only solution, the best solution is to support somali government so we can take care of our internal security. there is no way of tracking people in this environment so it's easy for a al-shabab to moe around undetected. we were warned that members of the group are everywhere. the local security services is to give them the training t-rbs

e equipment so they can take on the enemy. they are the ones that know the language that understand the culture and really understand what they're dealing with. >> we can do this. we can fight the enemy it's important for them to understand that they can't beat a al-shaba. >> so the somali government face a difficult choice. turn away from the local militias and give them resort in the after can can union, the state weakened or create an effective fighting force out of men with questionable loyalties. al jazeera, southern somalia. >> about 20 candidates have

registered to run for the afghan presidency including kazi's brother. >> reporter: it's teacher appreciation day at this girl's school in western afghanistan an there's a lot to celebrate. education is one of the biggest successes here. in 2001 when the taliban fell there were only a million children in school mostly boys. this year there's 10.5 million afghans in schools and 41% are girls. >> if you want to make your country best for that you need

to go to college. it makes them -- >> under the taliban the society was hidden away and denied an education. >> the second they heard it was opening, they came back in big numbers even though there were not enough classrooms to hold 3700 of them. not all schools are as successful. >> they don't have any -- for example, they don't have any building or security are the biggest challenges.

now, he says the curriculum is the best it's ever been. >> there's still more to be done. school doesn't have the money to put grass on its playing field but the students are happy to be here. jennifer glass, al jazeera. the nuclear authorities have arrested four people.

chairman ron allen scram abled to leverage assets picking out a $750,000 loan and a hefty 6% to replace lost federal funds. the tribe made some money for social services, aid and scholarships.

it's business savvy, many other traoeubtribes are far less fort. programs like foster care, nutrition programs and some health services. here at the tribe the health clinic, patient and staff remain anxious about shut down. >> there's so much misinformation about the budget and everything. we spend a lot of our time really trying to calm folks down

and create less stress. there's a lot of stress out there now. >> he knows the american indian communities are among those that will benefit most and the health insurance coverage and tribele leaders say they want to get that process underway and return to their own businesses and budgets. al jazeera, washington. >> a wild scene in mexico as a monster truck plows through a crowd. >> a dangerous attack at an exotic animal park in oklahoma raises safety concerns after a worker was mauled by a tiger saturday morning. a spokes person says the tiger

bit the woman's hand violently pulling her arm in to its cage through a hole just four inches wide. >> we found it every morning and night and you do not place any partover body inside a cage. i don't know if it was her goose down jacket that attracted him. any tiger can do that. >> surgeons were able to save it. she remains in stable condition. >> 40 years go, the city of gary, indiana went to the economic free fall after steel companies pulled out. the city is now desperate for revivele and now offering homes for selfor sale that is less. >> reporter: it's a house for the price of a cup of coffee. >> when the dollar house program became available that was great

opportunity. >> reporter: gary, indiana is offering a home for a dollar. it's a latest to cope with an unwanted bounty of abandoned homes. that's expensive without $10,000 and gary doesn't have it. it's everywhere next to city hall and at the old post office now in you are pan harbor. it was built in 1925, abandoned 50 years later and like so much in this town it's been allowed to fall apart. now the city can't afford to tear it down. inside, nature is slowly reclaiming the graffiti-battered structure with vines and nesting birds.

the steel plant declined, the population has leaving 10,000 abandoned houses. one in three here. the museum's most famous son, michael jackson interning his airfield in chicago just 45 kilometers away. she needs to make gary look more like a city and less like a ghost town. so, we not only add value and text dollars to the city, but we add value to the adjacent homeowners and that has a rippling effect. >> the mayor should know. she bought this house in the 1980s when gary first tried selling homes far dollar. she's bringing it back. i wulback.>> i would rather payr home that needs a $15,000 investment and all i pay are my tax and in five yearsvy the deed

to the house. american dream. >> it's like scooping the sand at the lake shore with a spoon. the city hopes to stel 50 houses a year. so,000 are apa abandoned makingt a 200 year project. still to come on al jazeera america. how did a nine-year-old boy sneak past tsa and on to a flight to vegas. that story when you return.

record rainfall causing major flooding. cities like tacoma are experimenting with a special pavement that absorbs water and

prevents floods. nearby on the city, only a persistent piter pat as the same storm is absorbed ^py a street made of special asphalt pavement. >> amazing. there isn't any standing water on the street. before, we would get our shoes soaking wet on muddy just getting out of our cars and going to our front doors. this street doesn't have anything on it when it rains. the sidewalk and the street surface let rainwater true and in the ground rather than rushing in to storm drains and gathering harmful chemicals. >> these ring gardens manage any

water flow. >> they don't have to deal withstanding water all the time it's a bigger issue. it's going to go all over state of washington and maybe all over country. we have to handle the water. >> it's examineing how fish handle the impact of unfiltered run off. >> that run off plans to prove toxic that we exoppose it to within seconds. they were showing overt science gapingsigns. he joins regios in seeking is friendly solutions to manageing storm water run o off.

a 9-year-old boy was able the to sneak on to a flight to las vegas. he boarded the delta airlines flight at st. paul international airport and landed on thursday morning. he managed to get past tsa security and the flight crew all without a boarding pass. flights became suspicious and called police who picked up the boy after the flight landed. delta and the tsa are investigating. >> thousands of people traveled to the town of jones bureau tennessee this weekend. they came from the national story telling festival. >> look out, my legs are falling. two legs came down that chimney in to those cold ashes.

>> it's how we khaoup communica. we tell stories. and then we are able, through those stories to better understand not only ourselves but each other. he tightened up his belt and said boys and girls, before you leave, i want to talk to you. >> people are telling their own stories. wear hearing the oldest song.

now all of it becomes very real when you listen to that story. >> and hard times if i came to that door. ever.

speaking oh of stories, we are here to talk some stories with with us. >> it has been a long time coming for the pirates who looked to have chartered a course and they write the ship for franchise and their long suffering fans. the last time their team won an actual series in the post season, meek was at the top of the charts. yes, we had to go back to 1979. plenty to cheer about tonight in the home team didn't disappoint. the two-one single up the gut and they are treading new waters in post season. the play offs are their second home. pel tron agaibellbeltron again .

they are for 8 in the post season history but pedro alverez are making their post season of this own. his last big hit, a tie-breaking sing until the 8th. they take a 2-1 lead in the best of five virs. >> showing up the last two night throughout the line up. we have given ourselves opportunities and chances whether it be my walk or my situation or exended inning. we are able to still play two

nor runs. in the end it was a descent display that would be a game changer. if you think those numbers are good, he channels his own peyton. he added five touchdowns. for romo numbers are all tieed the up for 48. romo throws his first pick of the game.

a monster day for both kw*bs and will end with the kicker being the hero. denver boosting the game-winning field goal. broncos remain unbeaten in a game that saw two teams rack up all those points. we kept score and had the defense play at the end and significant and we did not want to give them the pa the pal bac. we didn't need to score and that difference was half a yard and we were arguing. at the end, how aim supposed to do that. how can i get half a yard an not get a yard and a half. i just said i can't score.

you can't do it. you got to get the first down and get out of this place. the start on the hot seat and eli manning and the big blue looking good early. down field and they are having a great time nap was a 49-yard strike. here comes back up qb for the eagles. they go on to score that one. an unbelievable day. tiger woods has 14 major title thes but despite his five year

drought. the americans on the verge of closing in on their first straight cup, tiger, how about this, finding himself in familiar territory. all he had to do was find the green and he did that. if i happen to mess up 18, we had to continue playing.

it's been decide and don't want to play anymore. the dodgers and the brave its and that one is in the 9th inning. >> not a good day.

well, we are looking at the tropics one more time. let's talk about numbers. we have seen a lot of storms out here toward the west. this is number 22. this is number 23. that's how many storms they had so far in 2013. now let's go to the gulf of mexico. this is storm 11. there's a couple things that hinder our tropical area. one in the lower levels across the atlantic.

they have been fairly warm. one can potentially be a very big storm but this one, well, we didn't have a cold front come through and also pick up the moisture and now we're going to see all that moisture make its way in next 24 hours. georgia, the carolinas for virginia. that's where we will see heaviest rain. where that cold front will come through and look at the temperatures we will be seeing here in atlanta. 73 degrees will be the highest. that's a look at your weather. have a great week and i'll see you later. .