. >>> five years ago today more than 160 people were killed in mumbi.is has more. >> reporter: at just 15, david has seen more bloodshed than most people do in a lifetime. she was one of the first and youngest victims of the 2008 mumbi attacks. she was shot in the leg after gunmen attacked a crowded train station. >> translator: on that day, i saw with my own eyes so many people die and get injured. bombs exploding. i remember those things every day. >> reporter: on november 26th, 2008, ten pakistani men arrived in mumbi by boat. they spread out across the city, attacking various locations, including luxury hotels and a jewish center. the siege continued for 60 hours, and killed more than 160 people. mumbi's busiest train station was the sight of one of 12 coordinated shootings and bombing attacks. at 9:30 two gunmen walked in and opened fire, killing 28 people. this man was convicted and executed last year, but five years since the 2008 siege, some security analysts say india is still not prepared to prevent such attacked. >> coordination centers have

of die hard cricket fans lined the streets outside the stadium here in mumbi this morning to welcomen cricket team. this was nothing compared to the rousing welcome that master [ inaudible ] received as we walked into on the chicket pitch this morning. the stadium was full of celebrities, devoted fans, and of course his family, his mother, elder brother, and his wife cheering him on from the stands. it can only be described as a wall of sound that greeted him. commentators said they literally couldn't hear what the person next to them were saying because of the amount of noise and cheering going on. everybody was cheering him to score a century. they wanted him to reach that milestone as he played his final match. capping off a 24-year long career. at least it was not to be, one of the greatest batsman in the history of the sport was balled out for 74 runs. at that moment, there was a stunned silence that descended on the stadium. people couldn't believe their eyes. they were in shock for a moment. finally realizing that perhaps this was the last time that they would see this wonderf

mumbi.ot everyone is conins o connech schemes are a good idea. >> this is a rounded area of mumbai. annd home to the muslim community who make up the majority of it's 24 245,000 rest against. >> from this to this. a not everyone abled with high-rises and shopping platt st forms. we always talked this is something that need to be done. the head of the row object is prime objective is for improvement now out gnome the people that live hire. to provide them dad living conditions. and so they develop not only the infrastructure, but will spiritually. the condition of this area is similar to others in the city. ddilapidated buildings and close to collapsing and infrastructureon refire. re supreme is likely to begin. some people have been moved into these temporariy pars. >> the shop diaper will give you couple of meters not everyone is on board with the plan. everyone says the must limb community is favoring bora the final when it's complete. >> they've not given us a a keng esingle march coat. >

he will play his 200th and final test that is home grounds in mumbi and starts on thursday and he isun scorer in international correct it helping india to icc world cup title on home soil in 2011. he made his debut against pakistan in 1989, a full house expected for his financial task and more sport on the website for the latest and check out al jazeera.com/sports. that is it and back to you. >> thank you and u.s. catholics will soon have a new leader. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops is meeting in baltimore to elect a new priest and most changes are coming straight from the vatican with pope francis with a different tone to the predecessor and we report from baltimore. >> pope francis is calling for a humble church that welcomes all catholics and focuses on the poor, a message emphasized by his representative to the united states. >> let us embrace our people with an embrace. let us make them feel that they belong. >> reporter: that is what he is calling the bishops to be, good pastel minister and witnesses of the gospel rather than other. >> reporter: thomas reese an analyst

hundreds of die hard cricket fans line the streets outside of the stadium in mumbi this morning to welcomeicket team as they arrive for the second day of the test match and nothing compares to the welcome that they received as he walked on to the cricket pitch this morning. the stadium was full of celebrities, devoted fans and of course his family, his mother, his elder brother and his wife cheering him on from the stands, it can only be described as a wall of sound that greeted him and cricket commentators could not hear what the person next to them was saying because of the amount of cheering and noise that was going on. everybody was cheering and wanted him to reach that milestone as he played his final match capping off a 24-year long career and at least it was not to be one of the greatest in the history of the sport for 74 runs. at that moment there was a stunned silence that dissented on the stadium and people could not believe their eyes and in shock for a moment and finally realizing perhaps this was the last time they would see this wonderful cricket player in his career and he d