allen fisher, al jazeera virginia. >> just a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news at our website at aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight": growing up on the inside. the remarkable story of guantanamo's youngest detainee and how he would survive. >> they would tie me up to the bed. >> a canadian teenagers, his disturbing time in captivity and just how did he end up in guantanamo? also, inside a fight you've never seen up close before. an al jazeera exclusive, the

. >> we will marry free ♪ >> alallen fisher al jazeera at the supreme court in washington. >> that rulingd another major victory for president obama. on thursday u.s. supreme court upheld tax subsidies that are crucial to give affordable health insurance to americans. it was the second time that the court has ruled against major challenges to the policy. >>> a scandal over stolen social security funds in honduras. around $350 million from the fund was allegedly used to fund the governing political party. adam rainey are reports. >> the capital of honduras, all in the wake of a corruption constantly at the public social security system, a social security system that had been robbed of some $350 million by officials charged with running that organization. the president admitted that his party received donations from corporations tied to that scandal but he has now said he wants to negotiate with those people who are really calling for his resignation and for officials to come in here and investigate, but people here have no desire to negotiate with the president who they say is a criminal a

allen fisher al jazeera at the u.s. supreme court in washington. >> we will marry free today ♪ >> and you can keep up to sedate with all the news on our website, be aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera katrina adams, she sits atop u.s. tennis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first

allen fisher, al jazeera virginia. >> just a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news at our website at aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight": growing up on the inside. the remarkable story of guantanamo's youngest detainee and how he would survive. >> they would tie me up to the bed. >> a canadian teenagers, his disturbing time in captivity and just how did he end up in guantanamo? also, inside a fight you've never seen up close before. an al jazeera exclusive, the battle for mount sinjar and the unlikely force rising up against the fighters who call themselves the islamic state. thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. they looked unstoppable. the fighters of the self proclaimed islamic state scooped up wide swaths of northern iraq, claiming territories far beyond, tens of thousands of nearly helpless yazidi people left starving and stranded in their home land, mount sinjar. you may recall the u.s. decision to step in with air support. but cushz kurdish fighters from correspondent carson stormer. >> my name is carson stormer i'm a german freelance journalist and i've been cov

. >> allen fisher al jazeera at the supreme court in washington. >> and still to come, a special report on new generation of child soldiers. in the southern plains. plus, anger on the streets of paris, as cabdrivers vent their frustrations. agen quirery into the deaths of 34 miners killed by south african police in 2012 thy found the police found to break up the strike was defective. they launch added is attack which they were driven from in january by kurdish fighters. and the german chancellor says there must be a deal on the december crisis before the markets open on monday. she made the except after talks probing up again without agreement. the volcano has been erupted for weeks and shows no signs of subsiding. stephanie decker and her team witnessed one eruption first hand. >> the army has come to some of the villages just outside the danger zone to hand people living here mazings and these are supposed to protect them from the air which is thick with ash here, it is hard to breathe and -- if you look down in the areas here, which is usually beautiful lush green everything has turn

. >> allen fisher al jazeera at the u.s.shington. ♪ we will marry free today ♪ >> well that ruling on gay marriage followed another major victory for president obama. on thursday, the u.s. supreme court upheld tax subsidies that are crucial to enforcing a law that gives affordable health insurance to poor americans. it was the second time in three years that the court has ruled against major challenges to the policy. >>> in pakistan people in karachi have staged a protest outside the country's electricity country. slow response to a heat wave that have killed more than 1,000 people. many be public public agencies are struggling as people keep streaming in. >>> south china sea china insists it's doing nothing wrong. marga ortigues reports. >> broadcasting from beijing this radio station is 50 years old but it's facing challenging times. >> aims to bridge cultural divide among chinese and filipino people. and to enhance their friendship and much mutually mutual understanding. >> the with divide between china and philippines ha

allen fisher, al jazeera. >> remember, you are making history. they certainly did. a tag kill iraqi whale being used to scare off hundreds of sea lions has run into trouble. >> fisherman say they are looking -- and each lots of salmon. of course get more on this story, on aljazeera.com. >> wildlife poaching is big business... worth more than 17 billion dollars a year and growing. th

allen fisher al jazeera at the u.s. supreme court in washington. >> we will marry free today ♪ >> and you can keep up to sedate with all the news on our website, be aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera katrina adams, she sits atop u.s. tennis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first african american and former professional player to lead the national governing body is busy setting the agenda for her two-year term. >> accountability, behavior, and communication. >> as the youngest person to hold the post, adams wants to use tennis to transform lives. >> it's about providing kids an opportunity to be better individuals not just better tennis players but better citizens. >> she is also hard at work trying to expand the game. >> part of my goals, are making sure th

small fee people will be able to watch it at home as long as the files are not corrupt: alan fisher, al jazeera. >> remember, you're making history. >> he is considered one of the unsung heroes of world war ii, a spanish double agent with the code game garbo. he helped to convince the germans that d-day would never happen. one englishman was able to track him down. >> it's hard to imagine that this unassumeing balding man was a spy with the cold code name garbo. but he was, in fact, a double agent and a man who is credited for single-handedly bringing world war ii to an end. he retired to a town in venezuela with no one not even his children knowing his secret. his life was built on a lie. >> he was the best dad in the world. he was incredibly transparent. in our house not only were lies banned but also you could not call anyone a liar. you could say that someone lied, but no one could be called a liar. >> it would take years for garbo to gain the german's trust but eventually he would become one of their agents. he would file a series of bogus reports for years. he even fabricated an elaborate

allen fisher al jazeera, arlington national cemetery in virginia. >>> we will turn to the weather withonsoon rains are causing problem in east asia, what is going on there? >> it stretches for thousands of kilometers all the way from vietnam down in the southwest up towards shanghai and on towards japan in the northeast. doesn't look that active on there but this is somewhat misleading this is typical rainfall coming from northern vietnam, 100 millimeters in 24 hours but across china we see active weather and the province we had more than 200 millimeters in 24 hours and many people have had to be evacuated from their homes. obviously some of the water falls are looking spectacular at the moment but it's what happens downstream and you can see the water rushing through and it's this destruction of infrastructure is the biggest problem, no major reports of fatalities at the moment across this region. meanwhile in eastern china we have also had similar sort of rainfall totals reported and many people evacuated from their homes but nevertheless the situation looks messy and a lot of landsl

allen fisher al jazeera. >>> let get the latest from andy in charleston, south carolina so things haveeen unfolding quickly and had an arrest quite fast in this. how are people reacting there to the events? >> well this is a community in deep mourning. now, if you look over my shoulder here you can see the flowers gathering on the corner here, people from the community coming up, every few minutes for lay down cards and flowers and the mayor of charleston saying this is a time for everyone to wrap their arms around each other and start that healing process but of course things have unfolded very quickly here. the suspect, the only suspect is dylan roof has been arrested three hours from here apparently in a traffic staff there was a huge effort on behalf of the police to track down the only suspect in this case and seems he was still driving that same vehicle because on wednesday night when the alleged gunman walked into that church and sat there for an hour before firing they got cc-tv pictures of him and also his vehicle and think he was still driving that same vehicle. but here in c

. >> al jazeera's alan fisher joins me live now from outside of the supreme court in washington, d.c.s announcement made what just a few hours ago, but apparently some couples have already gotten married. >> reporter: it is quite a site. swe have heard them singing the national anthem and singing we will overcome. a 5-4 ruling from the supreme court. with anthony kennedy saying they had to be treated equally in the eyes of the law. there was dissent from four justices who said this issue should have been left with the states. now 14 states who had bans on same-sex marriage well as of now they have to make sure they treat everyone equally. kimberly halkett has been to ohio to meet one couple who have waited a very long time for this decision. >> reporter: years ago these two celebrated their 20th anniversary as a couple by getting married in vermont where same-sex marriage was legal. >> it was wonderful we did it but it was like we're married, but, be's a but, dot, dot, dot afterwards. >> reporter: that's because in ohio gay marriage is not legal. that means no spousal benefits. two ye

. >>> al jazeera's alan fisher joins us live from outside of the u.s.reme court in washington, d.c. this was already allowed in 36 states, but obviously there are going to be people who aren't happy that this has been approved nationwide. >> reporter: there are many voices of disquiet. it was 5-4 vote. justice kennedy who is normally the switchboard, he backed the majority and delivered the verdict saying gay couples have rights the same as ordinary couples, and therefore the ban on same-sex marriage has to be lifted across the country. kimberly halkett has been to ohio to meet one couple. >> reporter: five years ago these two celebrated their 20th anniversary as a could .by getting married in vermont where same-sex marriage is legal. >> it was like we're married, but, there's a but, dot, dot, dot afterwards. >> reporter: that's because they knew their marriage wouldn't be recognized in their home in the state of ohio. that means no state spousal benefits a concern as they are getting older. two years ago the u.s. supreme court struck down part of the l

al jazeera, southern china. >> now a movie about and largely funded by fifa gets released this weekend. it was shown in cannes and then around the world a few times since. al jazeera's alan fisher reports. >> the football association. >> fifa. >> it's a movie that's been around for a george. fifa funded, it's gathered horrible reviews. the new york post described it as tedious amateurist and ill timed. it's a story of internal politics not the usual fare of sporting movie. but after with corruption charges with those at the top of fifa and the resignation of sepp blatter, some of the script lines take on additional significance. >> he's apparently good at finding money. >> we have everything that we need. but in is terrible. >> i don't know where the money has gone. i mean, i have my suspicions. >> it only has a release here in the united states. it's only on in 11 cities and a handful of screens. the only cinema showing it in and around washington, d.c. is the smallest screen. those who have seen the number they say it fills the theater with laughter, which is unfortunate, it is not meant to be a comedy. >> it's self aggrandising to begin with. it happens to be coming out in t

kimberly halkett al jazeera, cleveland, ohio. >> back to alan fisher outside of the u.s. supreme court. when does this ruling actually come into effect, alan? >> reporter: gay couples have already started getting married. they put the papers in it was held because a number of states were appealing against the decision that they had to allow gay marriage and after the verdict was announce that meant that everyone had to be treated equally. there are obviously some voices of dissent, particularly among those who are running for the republican party for president. now you can get married in the military. if the chaplain refuses on religious grounds, that's okay. somebody else can carry out the ceremony. perhaps the most historic issue from the supreme court since 1967 when the supreme court ruled that interracial marriage was not illegal. this is a hugely significant day, and the hundreds of people who have gathered are going to be there for a while as they soak in this atmosphere. >> alan thank you. ♪ >>> still lots more to come on the program, including the bridge that's a