thousand left wing marchers who call themselves and chief or anti fascist jason kesler who organized that unite the right march is leading this one that they you hear around you that is day and today right. leaving many here fearing another round of violent confrontation i think something serious could happen i think something terrible would happen let me just say i. shot israel kessler's charlottesville our richard spencer is not expected in washington so his ideas are . yes i mean america story please undoubtedly a white country we're headed in a very different direction but what we're saying rings true what we're saying cuts right to the heart of the matter and that's why people are attracted to us that's why we're growing hundreds of city and u.s. park service police will line the streets with one simple goal well to make sure be to make sure that nobody is injured and nothing gets broken barricades will play

a key role police say they've learned lessons from charlottesville and their main goal will be to keep the two groups apart even as they converge by the hundreds in this relatively small space it's a colossal task counter-demonstrators are already filling the streets i think it's an absolute affront to human decency to bail out on these nazis and white supremacists on to come here and march in front of the white house on this somber anniversary a police force with perhaps more experience than any in the world in handling protests tries to allow the march but not the mayhem john hendren al-jazeera washington times on a little break here not just when we come back the cameras strike on the kings and princes for qualification for the africa cup of nations for be here with that story in my own state.

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what about titles bought his ball thank you very much well tiger woods has once again found himself in contention going into the final round of a major he's four shots behind leader brooks kept at the p.g.a. championship in missouri such that i saw him on the other players having to race to complete two rounds because of a range of light on friday jonica reports. under an lightning cut short the second round but as the sunshine returned so too did the hot shots rory mcilroy was one of those who had to finish two rounds on saturday. that chip in to help the four time major champion and its high forty fifth's. speaking of champions mcelroy

playing partner tiger woods has been waiting ten yeas to add to his fourteen major titles. but over the last three months he's inched closer to return to some of his basic goals brought on by the crowd tiger shot third round of sixty six to sit at eight under par and just call shots hates tomorrow or said i'm not just myself i'm going to show lawrence it's softest gettable and. we can't go out there and just make a bunch of pars he's going to have to thank make somebody. just five players stand between woods and the top of the leaderboard. a man to beat his two time u.s. open champion brooks kept he made a hot start and despite dropping shots late in the round kept can lead by to you from adam scott. i feel like if i do what i'm supposed to i should winning golf tournaments yeah there's a lot of star power in and there should be it's a major championship you should see the best players in the world come to the top

and and that's what you have and that's what's going to make this moment. very exciting to watch and. even with all that star power the shots of the day came from englishman matt wallace who aced the sixteenth the world number seventy five was catapulted to five under par five and a tie for twenty first in his first weekend to parents at a major i join because roscoe just like so how things stand going into the final round kept the leads from adam scott rickie fowler still searching for his first major title he's just three shots behind in a tie for third. a greek teenager is taking the men's tennis tour by storm in toronto nineteen year old stefan or sissy process booked his place in the rogers cup final after beating kevin anderson in straight sets on saturday since he passed he was ranked twenty seventh in the world is guaranteed to break into the top twenty after his blistering performance he's already knocked out dominic team novak

djokovic and alexander's very have and this win over under seven makes him the youngest tennis player to be top tennis stars in a row in twenty eight years. amazing i mean. anything better than one tournament being of all those high ranked players playing amazing the news and. i mean i'm pretty sure the crowd in expect that i personally didn't expect that so it's going pretty well so far and i'm pretty psyched for the final tomorrow. and says he possible have another top ranked opponents in the final hill face world number one rafael nadal who beat her in action over of russia in the second semi and are will be hoping for more fireworks on sunday as he goes for his thirty third masters one thousand title. the women's number one simona halep is also through to the final in montreal she beat australia's ashley barty the remaining was rarely troubled in this six four six one victory. and

it sets up a replay of the french open final is how it will play the woman she beat for the title in paris sloane stephens the american and did alina spitta leaners title defense in straight sets six three six three. the highest scoring team in major league baseball this season the boston red sox have kept the winds coming in a series that has proved something of humiliation for their opponents baltimore the orioles defeats to boston over the weekend so baltimore officially become the fastest team in more than fifty years to drop out of contention for divisional title they did take a two nothing lead on saturday but two home runs from j.d. martinez so boston win six to four under eleven games ahead of the yankees in the east. vasso abi bucko is putting himself firmly in the frame for selection by a new cameron coach clarence clarence sayed off with africa cup of nations qualifiers

starting next month he scored twice as defending champions porto opened the portuguese season against chavez is already a cameroon legend after getting the win in the cup of nations final against egypt last year a stroll for porto this one has us manual corona getting on the scoresheet as well in a five when. english champions manchester city kick off the defense of their title later they sunday their way at arsenal earlier liverpool take on west ham that's the sort of fixture at liverpool boss juergen klopp says his team has to win if that's a challenge city's dominance your ask me about the gap against city what do we have to do but it's not that nothing to do with city city three points from us and we are three points from them so that's it that we lost them in all the games so when all of them it's good but it's we difficult to do so so because not only to beat

the other big six or whatever it's if you see what happens around the persio with. whoever can act a lot of clubs and moreover go to anybody but. they have all of bush's. the spanish football season kicks off on sunday when league champions basser face copper del ray winners severe in the super cup the traditional season opener is being played over just one leg for the first time since one thousand nine hundred two another change to the fixture is that it's being staged in the moroccan city of tangier barcelona are wary of surveyor who could be more match fit after playing in the early rounds of the europa league your second i mean. they have the advantage over the replay during the last two or three weeks they may feel at a later stage the tiredness to play too many games but right now they have the advantage of having their computer to turn even though some of the games they played weren't as difficult as regular ones england's cricketers have built on

their commanding lead at the start of day three of the second test against india england have declared at lord's to give themselves a two hundred eighty nine run first innings lead chris woakes not out after hitting his maiden test century the day before india needing a real fight back or a lot of rain in london if they're not to go to kneel down in the series. the world's top moto g.p. riders are in austria this weekend for the latest round in the world championship overall leader mark mark has has taken hold position for sunday's grand prix it's the honda riders third pole in four rounds it's a these andrea david c.e.o. so we'll start in second position with kathy teammates for hate lorenzo and third. the second moto two riders are at the red bull ring two japanese writer. might have wished he had stayed at home though after losing control he resembled more surface than a bike and. finally more than eighty thousand people have taken part in the world's

largest fun run sydney's city to surf takes competitors over a fourteen kilometer course from the city to the world famous bond by beach it's been going on for forty seven years and this year's winner was australian long distance runner benson lawrence the double elim paean completing the course in just forty one minutes and thirty five seconds. that's always poor for now we'll have more later darren paula thank you very much indeed now nobel prize winning author vs knight paul has died at the age of eighty five he was one of the first winners of the leading british literary award the booker prize the popular but controversial writer penned more than thirty fiction and nonfiction books algeria's paul today reports there. are many you know it is true that kind of experiences through video. pool was born into an indian family in trinidad in the west indies

in one nine hundred thirty two he was the son of a civil servant and won a scholarship to study english literature and oxford university. naipaul's early work focused on the caribbean he traveled the world and chronicled the histories of people whose stories had not been written he also focused on the themes of migration displacement exile and rootlessness i think we should remember in full swatches just lists i think what an exceptional writer he was in my opinion the greatest writer of english prose of the second half of the twentieth century and one of the things that happen to people who get the nobel prize is that they also get a lot of media attention naipaul received the nobel prize for literature in two thousand and one the swedish academy praised them as a philosopher who chronicled the stories of the vanquished to be right. to do a series of books. to have but little of the books other. fans flocked to read his

self reflects of books and enjoy his unique voice which used the tools in the art of short stories to compose books that it just seems like the human condition the trauma of colonialism and the struggles of people in the developing world nine ball like any other human being or a writer had his drawbacks and. and and problems. but that does mark. mean that his writing. can be rejected completely. all those writing was widely praised for its compassion his critics called him offensive bigoted and message mystic he was accused of being racist when portraying african societies and for talking islam most critics agree that night paul wasn't afraid to be offensive or eccentric and that he dared to write about his most unpleasant thoughts and

present them to the public with honesty and a unique gift for storytelling he died at his home in london age eighty five. lots of for me daryn jordan for the news hour so how rahman's up next with more of the day's news digest it's. the largest multi-sport event on the continent and the second largest in the world the asian games will host thousands of athletes competing across a mix of traditional and the limbic sports follow us for who the news and updates from to contact the hosting city of the eighteenth asian games on al-jazeera.

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returning home despite the dangers. three two one zero. left on his latest missions underway to send a probe to slingshot around the sun. welcome to the program after twenty two years of negotiations an agreement has been signed which could settle a territorial dispute. the caspian sea the leaders of russia kazakhstan iran turkmenistan and azerbaijan which border the caspian sea are meeting in the cousin port city of act how they've signed a convention on the legal status of the sea but so far no details on what they decided have been released it's all over now much of the caspian sea country can claim as their. russian president vladimir putin said an agreement was crucial to

regional security and beyond. bizarre brussels to the un security is very important and this is what underpins our agreement which is this region has an influence on afghanistan on the middle east so this really affects the basic interests states and we need to pull together to combat the threat of terrorism and trans boundary criminality. iran's president said support from the caspian sea countries for the iran nuclear deal was a good sign for an agreement on sharing the areas natural resources here for isn't as bad a drum borne of honor the five countries efforts to support the iran nuclear deal is a good step towards expanding regional cooperation and the betterment of relations between us the natural resources of the caspian sea belong to the five countries bordering it so to prevent any dispute in the areas we have not negotiated we must avoid any unilateral exploration of the natural resources in this area. because fiancee is landlocked which raises a question whether it's indeed a sea or

a lake now five countries share its coastline they include russia iran kazakstan azerbaijan and turkmenistan and that's led to the dispute over which country lays claim over the caspian and how much if the agreement is reached to legally designate the caspian in lake it would see it divided up equally between the five nations with twenty percent each if it remains a see the territory would be split between those countries according to how much coastline they share iran would therefore receive the smallest claim that's been the major sticking point in negotiations because the caspian lies above one of the world's largest collections of oil and gas some forty eight billion barrels of oil alone well challenge has been following events for us from the russian capital moscow where we were waiting for this day agreement document convention but we still don't really have any details to it. well we have the

agreement we know that it's been signed and the details of course will be released in due course but we do understand a bit of what the five countries have agreed of course as you've just been explaining the the real sticking point for twenty two years has been is it a lake or is it a sea now the agreements that has just been signed seems to say that it is not really one and not really the other it's not a lake because it's so huge and it's not a sea because it doesn't have connections to the world's oceans. the agreements seems that basically separates the surface of the water and the seabed and it basically says that on the surface of the water all of the countries have joint use of the caspian sea underneath on the seabed there he's going to have to be an agreement that basically separates demarcates the territorial acquisitions

of each country and that is going to happen i think in further negotiations the iranians say that the agreement that they have just signed here does not actually say who has what specifically and that there will be more negotiations needed for that but this does seem to be a huge step forward in this dispute long running dispute for over two decades now it also has security considerations built into it in that one of the specific things they've agreed to is that no other country i.e. no country that does not have a shoreline on the caspian sea is allowed to have a military presence there so that basically locks sounds the united states and locks out china locks and locks out the europeans and nato except for only the countries that have coastline on the caspian sea can have any military presence there and of course our view is a we rather confused or even bemuse that it's taken such

a long time that we have to let them know that negotiations really began between two countries but over the last two decades it ended up being five countries. well basically the soviet union and iran had an agreement of sorts but were of course when the soviet union collapsed in one thousand nine hundred two suddenly that was essentially rendered void because you didn't just have two countries you now had five because the soviet union split up into its six successor states which included russia as a by john turkmenistan kazakstan so they all had their own national security issues they all had their own eyes on the particular. resources that were under the sea and they didn't agree with each other so that was why it has taken such a long time to come to some sort of agreement about this we have gone through twenty

two years of of expert level meetings we have also had ten foreign minister meetings this is the fifth presidential level summits so there have been four before this one it has taken a long time to take a long time because the details are so thorny and also the stakes are so high there is a huge amount of oil and gas underneath the caspian sea. assessments from the united states government suggest that in gas alone if all the gas is under the caspian sea could be properly extracted and brought to market it could boost global output over the next ten years by twenty seven percent so this is not just the regional issue this is going to be something that is going to affect global energy markets for years to come where we leave it there for the thanks very much. well ian's have started voting in

a runoff presidential election president abraham will become one of the first rode with forty one percent of the vote but opposition candidate somalia accuses him of fraud though the first round vote was bought by violence as well the struggles against groups her small from the capital bamako. the results of the first round two weeks ago gave forty one percent of the vote while his main rival got close to eighteen percent was accused of fraud by opposition leaders but really i know you know to get a low result in the election isn't good heart breaking but you cannot accuse president being behind that figure it's the decision of the million people which reflects their judgment of you. meanwhile was repeating the claims. once again i am asking for your vote so that together we can achieve the dream and the destiny that i have for mali i don't need to remind you of the grave in

multiple illegalities of the first round which amount to political banditry they were a criminal breach of the law and of human dignity one day the reality will be clear to all and it will shame those who have dirty their hands with fraud and corruption . seceded borst of what he described as a major success in the first round he's the first opposition candidate in the democratic history of mali to take a sitting president to on off but his hopes of a united front by the other opposition parties have been partly dashed by that if he was alone many first round losing candidates to endorse him the government has also closed down a local radio station that supports sisi accusing it of inciting violence and hate speach. she says supporters organize a rally on saturday to protest the alleged electoral violations and to warn against a repeat violence was reported in at least a fifth of the twenty three thousand polling stations on july twenty ninth no vote

took place at all in three percent of those centers and four soldiers were killed in an ambush as their convoy carrying election material since then ethnic violence has worsened in the central region of mukti as dozens of learning herdsman have been killed by rival hunters the e.u. has expressed concern over security and the government to govern a free and fair enough for the leaders the focus now is on the vote but for millions there is a desire to see that democracy does not fall victim to power struggles. have a valid joins us from the capital bamako you were at a polling station that mohammed how is polling progressing considering security was supposed to be a lot tighter second time around. yes so you can see one of the classrooms behind me that's one of the places where people have to go and vote but you can see how quiet it is until now we are approaching the middle of the day but the that turnout is completely. very minimal and people are expecting it to

pick up in the afternoon as it's the same situation that happened last time but it's less and less still less people here today this time last time we were here on july twenty ninth the security situation is a factor here yesterday we just learned that yesterday three suspects were arrested here in by marco. the government said they were planning an attack that we can which is coinciding with their vote here they did not give more clarification but you know the background of this is war violence in the in the in the north and in the center of the country in the area of multi ethnic violence and also attacks by armed groups across the country they have several times warned that they would the softer vote that they would not allow it to happen in many areas in those areas i spoke about and hearing from of course so there are fears kelly after this announcement by the government of arresting some people the other factor that

contributes to this low turnout is demoralizing as more lies asian on the on the part of the some of the opposition leaders and their supporters opposition leaders have refused to respond to favorably to a call by their opposition leader. to rally behind him in when you know united front against president abraham. so so my list is it got only eighteen percent in the first round he was he was capitalizing on probably a unified opposition behind me in the second that i know of but that doesn't seem to be happening and many people are you know feeling that there is a fait accompli here in front of millions they have to accept the fact that the president. is going to when to win this election we'll see what does happen still a few more hours to go before the polls close and look about two through the day thanks moment israel's palestinian minority has that they must protest in tel aviv or.