the government military commission has no taken back control. but that about is that i believe the reopening of the castle after four years of closure sends a clear message that the state will extend its authority over every inch of the country no faction or party will ever have sovereignty or control over time as. this is a site loved by the locals and loved by the children who know little of its history built more than eight hundred years ago cairo castle is the city's top destination for tourists from all over the world that sound. it is always great to paint a smile on children's faces that's what we've seen from the first day the number of visitors is far beyond what was expected it's the city's most important to restate an historical site while the castle walls will remain solid it will need some restoration work it was shelled by coalition warplanes in twenty fifteen when it was used as a pretty fighter stronghold. and most of europe we cannot describe the overwhelming

feeling as we wonder at the highest point in time as we do not know how to express our delight the reopening of the castle has restored the civic nature of the city. cairo castle has a long and colorful history the events of the last four years especially know that it's back in the hands of local people will be another chapter another story to be handed down from generation to generation alan fischer. in djibouti. still to come here on the al-jazeera news. and entertainment involved carola this month's devastating floods i'll be looking at whether the state's pool important tourism industry from bounce back. major league baseball's leading teen this season on the verge of an unwanted record future we'll explain all installed.

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time to suppose he's now his own thing thank you so much bahrain's rose chile has taken the gold medal in the women's marathon at the asian games in jakarta on sunday it's also bahrain's first gold of these games the kenyan born. early lead and the distance between herself and the chasing pack would never be close to twenty seventeen world champion stayed in front to venture he crossed the line into thirty four minutes and fifty one seconds japan's keiko nogami was second with kim gaye song of north korea. not every sport at the asian games has woold close performers but badminton has most of the globe's top players on show china

indonesia and south korea dominate the world rankings indonesia have won twenty six golds in asian games history and a very strong in doubles it's played everywhere on the streets and elite academies they are the medals indonesia will want above all others scott heide live reports from jakarta. when he was just five you just. began playing badminton out on the pavement in front of the apartment in central jakarta last minute wasn't it not even if i am sick i will play badminton it makes me feel better i want to be the best badminton player of everyone. from the streets to elite clubs indonesians from all backgrounds are playing that bit and have been for decades badminton is so widely popular in indonesia it was once called the village sport that's because every village had a court now it's based competition from other sports over the years like football

but the nation continues to produce some of the top players in the world part of what made the sport grow so rapidly the shuttlecocks are cheap and the courts are easy to set up my. so over time some of the chords were converted for a small hardcore version of football but badminton is still on the minds of people here because this sport is considered as something indonesia can be proud of. and two players the country is very proud of the world's number one ranked doubles team marcus gideon and kevin. it's very important to indonesia because it's so popular in the athletes are gold medalists. my father was a badminton trainer so he always asked me to play the sport since i was very little i started training when i was eight indian badminton champion piece and do is the seventh highest earning female athlete in the world she recognizes the overwhelming support for badminton in indonesia i think in me says being brilliant i simply

because every time i come to a need. for. you to student has his sights set to one day play in the asian games and it would appear that he was born in the right country to help his chances of that dream becoming reality al-jazeera jakarta. so it's china that all well clear at the top of the medals table with seventy two golds indonesia have slipped a place into fifth in the table but so they have some past they own previous record gold medal tally which dates all the way back to one thousand nine hundred sixty two when they also hosted that was also in the capital jakarta when they won their twelfth gold on sunday japan and south korea occupy second and third respectively thailand up to seventh now both have made it two wins from two at the start of the new spanish legacies and on saturday they were away at dollywood.

with the only goal of the game would denied. by v.a. or. over in england it's three wins from as many games for liverpool in the premier league muhammad solarz first half strike proving enough for the reds to see off brighton by one goal to nil it also takes you going plops team to the top of the table good mind really patient in the right moment passing the wrong formation through the formation creating moments. and that's what we know we scored a goal could have scored more didn't give them a lot of. i don't think got a chance or first off. here's a look at the early premier league table for you know liverpool top of those standings played three one three they've got nine points second place belongs to manchester city the defending champions they were actually held to a draw by newly promoted wolves on saturday bournemouth and chelsea make up the top

four you might say unfamiliar territory at least they for bournemouth elsewhere on saturday but also wins for arsenal and leicester let's go to italy now former real madrid saw cristiana ronaldo appears to be struggling to find his feet he's failed to score yet again for his new club eventers the five time bell on door winner made he's a home debut for you against last c.e.o. on saturday and just as he had done in his official debut for the club the portuguese striker came agonizingly close to schooling deep into the second half but the victory would come down to middle mph and emoluments who led them to a comfortable to win. tiger woods shot his first bogey free round of the year on saturday at the northern trust open in new jersey however that they belonged to another american bryson dish shambo the twenty four year old carded an eight under round of sixty three to suit into first place at the ridgewood country club he has already won the memorial tournament earlier this year and now holds

a four shot lead going into sunday's final round. i just felt like every time i was able to win the fairway i was attacking flying you know my golf swing was feeling great and my putting it's been the key this week for me is me as i've been wrong my rock really really well and you know the next to the sick part are guys they've been doing a great job for me and there's a little bit of a line adjustment to that for whatever reason that's been helping me out it's pick up the pace lewis hamilton will start sunday's belgian grand prix from pole position the mercedes driver most of the conditions at spa on saturday hamilton was quick to step the start of q three despite causing his team to worry when he ran wild on one of the corners he title rival sebastian vettel by seven tenths of a second before already driveable start from second look it. was one of the toughest golf and sessions i can remember it seems to get harder and harder all the all the all year long. but definitely. i don't know if they did they had it with a very very close you sort of i think you two were split between half

a tenth so i was hopeful that i can make that side this race but i knew it would be very close very quick on the straights but then the rain came and none of us have been driving this weekend in the rain so i can't even express how difficult it was the boston red sox are the leading team in major league baseball this year eight a games ahead of the next best team but on saturday they had something of a reality check the tampa bay rays were twenty two wins behind boston going into this american league east match up men she overcome the red sox the five one victory for the rays proving to be this seven. when the two teams meet again on sunday in tampa bay to see to compete regain sleep over boston something no team has managed to do in twenty eighteen. and current world series champions the houston astros were too good for the los angeles angels despite a home run from the angels rookie sensation shohei otani the astros ran out eight

three when it was used to top the american league waste by just one game head of the oakland athletics. and that's all sport will have more again later marty thank you very much indeed. now millions of people are trying to rebuild their lives after the worst flooding in a century in the indian state of carola a large proportion of its economy is driven by tourism and now is the water recedes there are fears the industry is grinding to a halt under thomas reports. this lush and beautiful is how carol should look and the trunks of his just as. tourism accounts for twelve percent of the southern indian state's economy and twenty percent of its jobs organists flooding has already hit the industry hard i think about thirty five creative person cancellations have happened during that. and everyone all the tourists. have gone back. a similar percentage of

september's bookings have been canceled to the floods damaged roads lines and airports making it hard for visitors to get around they also damage the places they might stay over is it. this boat race normally happens in august this year it was cancelled. but though many of those in kara when the rains hit left and many about to come change their plans not all days. after finishing a volunteer study and work placement arena both. have stuck to their plans spending time in still in kerala but just south of the worst of the floods we were thinking about moving maybe to go of it at the end we we thought that it was ok to move here . the british family visiting relatives in carolina has also decided to stay in my mind to take. place we're going to give it to.

us in effect but. i think that's what it's will help this time like. having all. the biggest impacts will be felt from october when the peak tourist season for carola begins those in the industry expected twenty to twenty five percent drop for the season as a whole marketing campaigns present based paradise but that image is undermined when these are the images broadcast. internationally it states. terrorist tourism minister was helping out a flood aid collection point last week but he is competent the business will be back the subject of a whole industries badly affected devastated i'm confident that we'll get off. but it's going to take a lot of work the reason carol is so lush and beautiful is that every year it gets a lot of rain the rain this year of course has been exceptional but those in the

tourism industry hope the state and the bounce back more beautiful and just as popular as before andrew thomas al-jazeera baccarat carol. well that's a for this hour but don't go anywhere because elizabeth will be in this chair in just a moment ago to bring you the very latest conference involving as amazon men and got this warning. and nine hundred seventy eight. disappeared after boarding a plane to libya. for over thirteen days his disappearance remained

in mystery. but after colonel gadhafi is down phone in two thousand and eleven new evidence came to light. al-jazeera world investigates the case of the vanished in. and out to syria. it was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them. to distant shack around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp say i'm going to be up at the gallop the government raised our hopes and then abandon us politicians have promised that they won't allow a repeat of what happened after the earthquake in one thousand eight hundred five but the cost and complexity of housing hundreds of people living in camps is a major task and one that many people here think the government fail. and

ambitious health system restore that paid off. ten million over a nine to six million citizens to receive free health care without paying insurance premiums. in. the extraordinary story of turkey's monumental health care transformation and the people at the heart to face the people. on al-jazeera. m.-s. . these men down there. and some men and god was sworn in as a bob was president dr a closely contested election and a legal challenge. and

welcome to al-jazeera live for my headquarters in doha begins the florida also ahead we should by the crowds pope francis arrives at an irish prime a day after meeting victims of church sex abuse of guns found national security advisor stepped down amid reports that he could challenge president musharraf's gandhian next year's election and prisoner of war to presidential candidates u.s. republican senator john mccain dies at the age of eighty one. and as a mom and dad who has been sworn in as a bob boys president after weeks of political uncertainty over an election disputed by the main opposition coalition the inauguration has been taking place at the national stadium in the capital city on friday the high court dismissed in the challenge by opposition leader nelson chamisa he's rejected the ruling and in turn

you frightened. last month's election let's go live now to our correspondent hot of a tussle she is joining us from live the national sports stadium do you know how to when hear from president obama. you're going to the. wrong all right now even speaking behind the line i think we do anything to him even if he had not been told to do anything i mean i'm really keep me waiting to hear what he really think he would like he's been a lot of the nine he knew about even if he knows you know you wonder he knows that no one in the i mean i mean you know and then they don't. was he trying to think of many somebody who was already going to be a leader in school the bobbies not just those he was of course it would examine the high court in the uk an audience also he always seems to the point is having a stake they want to know. is he going to be told that he was going.

he going to bring you people from the opposition and most importantly people also watching waiting to see if he going to get now to the meeting to me was just happening. right now because it was is now it looks like you to be giving a speech any time seeing they cheering him on waiting to hear what he thinks a little bit and how do you agree with those that support the opposition that support nelson chamisa be open to the school a call for unity from the president to sing. it's a wait and see it all depends on what he's going to say i mean right now he is going to start speaking a lot to kids on his towing if you're going to try and you're going to run she's going to try to include everyone in the region a long time needed about nine months ago and i will not it was of course from our end he was sworn in as president and he did really try to appeal to all the bobbies

and back then it was a case of let's wait and see if this man can actually do little falls involving what nine months later they still a serious cash crisis they still have an employment people are frustrated what's easy going to say to make things different to improve the economy in terms of the opposition we know that my dad had me around who pointed but what if they really do right now they can't go to the courts anymore i mean that's i mean you that she has failed so they say that they could meet on wednesday to plan a way forward and so the people of zimbabwe her as you already touched on there is so much at stake here they need. they need a stable government for their lives to really improves. exactly they do even before the election people were told that the only way they think i need a plane to recover is that international investors comment that she was above after more than twenty years of absence and that needed

a credible election but then religion was the final hours after the election a problem when there was violence on the scene of the ball that little just shocking killed the people in the main opposition to the now in geneva is still hanging in evil and i believe that i'm actually hard to stop all those things i made some people caution but for me connecting with the urging the armed forces to use the state urging when i got one to believe me inclusive of peace peace and can unite the country will you be able to do that even right now even if i divided country because the only narrowly won these elections was actually very much for that. now we will leave it there. at the national sports stadium and of course go back to when we do hear from president thank you. but let's move on to other news for now and pope francis has begged for god's forgiveness for the child abuse scandal surrounding the catholic church speaking in ireland he said decisive measures were needed for truth and justice for tens of thousands of people braved

the rain to hear him speak at the not shy that's close to the site of a mass grave for hundreds of babies who died in church. survivors of what are known as the mother and baby homes will be protesting during his visit. in my prayer before the statue i presented to her in particular all victims of abuse of whatever kind committed by members of the church in ireland none of us can fail to be moved by the stories of young people who suffered abuse and were robbed of their innocence and lift distance from their mothers abandoned and left with painful memories the soap and challenges us to be decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice a big the lord's forgiveness for these sins and for the scandal and betrayal felt by so many others and god's family. pope

francis began his second day of this visit here to ireland to once more address allegations of sexual abuse by priests within the catholic church going back decades abuse that casts a very long shadow over irish society speaking he begged forgiveness from members of the church and irish society for the wrongs of the church in the past and expressed his desire to see justice done it was an important moment for this pope he arrived at knox as a pilgrim one and a half million pilgrims travel to that shrine well the most important triumph of the catholic church every year we know for more information coming out of the meeting that he held with eight survivors on saturday what happened at that meeting of the pope received a letter from survivors explaining the story of how one hundred thousand irish single mothers were separated from their children told that it would be a sin to contact their children and were instead put in workhouses known as michael

in laundries where many of them were subject to all manner of physical and mental abuse pope francis option that to take you live says i'm bob well we're about to hear hearing from president let's listen then. transparency of africa renewing you know exactly as. president former governor of rwanda now. stated and former heads of state here president. john jr are. related to. we learned. from our former president is that summer is going to demand our. prayers and order because in barber you are

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that gun general members of parliament chanting no to public service commission ducked out of view where. she was sympathetic to the president in the cabinet. and james bond severus chief. members of the diplomatic all the because it is a flow of events and acted in these this sixty's and all but operated. there with that is still political fight two. members of the media. my apple i pad i shall not go on line. i must pick up a nice most importantly my deputies. you know i'm not at all. the dad general joy in god and mind i'm

sure and on. the on i will read dad can out of the windy and mind and mighty my producers will jump in your line. distinguished guests ladies and gentlemen comrades and friends mal saw tonight. the premise. of by presidential. candidates in. this and past presidential election wow with unseeing. i have a feeling. the predator and of energy is the g.o.p. undeniable cook i go can i as you and just say i'm.

the lead at the politico but what may be. i may not have seen again i do cook and eyes you it is we did give you a sense of that shoot and humility that i have tended to day you are the best you will fellow republicans. put in my and gracious as president of the republic of zimbabwe and then been mandated to follow the next government following the outcome of the just ended national play besides we got here yet again as we did last year with many similar guests.