Aiden. And Close Encounter nasas new horizon craft swings by pluto at the climax of a decade old journey. Reporter turmoil in the richest richest Cricket League and suspended after a corruption investigation. Taken almost a decade to reach and iran and six major world powers have agreed to a Historic Nuclear Deal which will see iran limit Nuclear Activities in return the lifting of crippling sanctions, under agreement iran will destroy 98 of weapons grade uranium and remove center fuges used to enrich uraninum and allow inspectors to the sites when necessary and a clause is in place to allow sanctions to be reinstated within 65 days and al jazeera diplomatic editor james base reports from vienna. Reporter the moment agreement was finally reached, after hours of intense negotiations into the night the key players here said it was a Historic Deal. Its opponents believe its a dangerous, historic mistake and one of the negotiators said it was very much a compromise agreement. We are reaching an agreement that is not perfect for anybody but it is what we could accomplish and it is an important achievement for all of us. Reporter within minutes reaction in washington d. C. President obama making it clear that if Congress Tries to block the deal he will act. So i will veto any legislations that prevents the successful implementation of this deal. Reporter its not clear if it was coordinated in advance but immediately after the u. S. President spoke his iranian counterpart followed suit. Translator today is a new beginning, the beginning of a new trend, the beginning of happiness, the beginning of hope, the beginning of a Better Future for young people and the beginning for our beloved iran to accelerate its development. Reporter the eu Foreign Policy chief told al jazeera the deal could go well beyond the nuclear file and contribute to positive change in the middle east. I believe it is there to try to use this window of opportunity we have to build trust in a constructive way. Iran now has a historic opportunity to show constructive engagement and readiness to play positive role in the region. Reporter sticking points in the luxury hotel in the early hours of the morning were about lifting u. N. Sanctions. The most controversial compromises were the decision that the arms embargo on iran could be lifted within five years and the restriction on the countrys Ballistic Missiles in eight years with the u. S. Congress starting its 60day review you can expect these once again will be the most scrutinized parts of this deal james base al jazeera, vienna. The deal has been a contentious issue in iran and welcoming the lifting of sanctions and others see it as giving into western demands and erica wood has more. Reporter irans capitol the newspapers front pages are all centered rounds the Nuclear Negotiations and after years of tough sanctions people say they are happy to see an end to their economic problems. Translator every iranian will be happy, they went through a lot over the years and im happy anyway. Translator my personal opinion is i wish they had done this sooner so people wouldnt have to go through all these difficulties. Translator for sure its a good feeling. Moving sanctions that put a lot of pressure on our country and maybe people would say everything is okay but you can see the effects on people. Reporter not everyone shares their positive approach. The negotiations dragged on for a reason there are some in iran who take a much harder line and they consider the Nuclear Issue a matter of sovereignty, a right they insist they should be able to pursue without outside interference and its what they had to handle carefully here at home and internationally. When he ran for the president in 2013 rohani vowed to negotiate an end to the sanctions that were hurting the iranian people but he also promised not to crumble in the face of western demands. There will be a lot of discussion from inside iran now this deal is done but it has support from the very top because as with any Major Political decision in iran nothing goes ahead without the approval of the support leader ali. There will be important about the deal but i think they will stick to it because they see that this deal is the it exists and its not something that is bad, iran traded transparency for sanction relief and that trade is fair in general opinion in iran. Reporter the chief negotiator conceded this was not a perfect deal but iran has managed to maintain its position as a tough negotiating partner and help the economy in the process. Erica woods al jazeera. Im joined by the former Iranian Military of culture and thank you for coming to talk to us on al jazeera and you are a former minister and how will the iranian ministers be digesting this deal now . Its great for me because the great deal is about resolving the problem and also resorting to unnecessary crisis as a political issue because they are based on all the culture and social things in iran for instance i remember that in the culture when i was in the time about 20,000 books, titles were publishing every year at that time. And so when we are facing the sanction so you have a problem of printing the books and problems of cinema and music and for things like that. I dont want to mention for instance the problems involved with medicine and involved passenger planes and Something Like that so it is i think a great deal and also the great hope as the nation and government. It was mentioned in passing the role of an Supreme Leader and he has not said anything about the deal but we understand he would have backed it how critical is that and how different is that from the approach that it has been in the past . I think more are actually supporting the deal because i think iran they had the deal and negotiation and we are supporting and backing it and its impossible for every government and foreign minister and his team to promote his deal. Because of that i think this is a new era. This is maybe i can say that this is a new hope in iran that we are facing a very very close relationship between the president and leader. And obviously the relationship with the west might change to an extent because of this if it all falls into place but what about the region because there has been quite a lot of skepticism in the region what do you think the relationship will be with iran and the near neighbors. The International Council gets two faces of the coin and sometimes the face is supporting i think each other. I think today is the end of the iran phobia and it means that iran is not dangerous country. Iran is not the center of the problem in our region. Iran is a country that i think shoulder to shoulder of the u. S. Not iran but israel reacted and said the world is a more dangerous place because of this today and the security cabinet there has rejected the deal and said israel is not committed to abide by it statement from the Prime Ministers Office and what do you think that means . I think taking into situation that netanyahu is Prime Minister of israel and terms for instance he used some strange terms and says bonanza and jackpot for iran and this is a gamble. I think every irania knows the assets and banks in europe and usa, these are the iranian assets belonging to the iranian nation as a country and government and we can use bonanza and jackpot and crazy, that is fun. I think this is a problem and i think that even in israel when they promote the perspective of the security personnel and also the military person they do them actually with netanyahu. If this is implemented on the economy and you mentioned some sanctions that hit in the past when you were as a minister shortages of certain things, how quickly do you think the economy could pick up as a result of lifting the sanctions . I think we are facing leaving all the sanctions and means this is a new era and i think this is in energy and for instance there and when you have problem in for instance passengers plane, you have passenger planes and the facilities for doing this job well so its a problem. I told you, last question we had a problem in medicine for instance some iranian children died because of the lack of the medicine in our country so it means i think this is a new capacitor in the relation with iran and usa and this is a new chapter that all the countries or usa and all the countries meet in the region and i believe its been iran. This p plus 5 or 51 and all of them they can solve the problem and iran and all the neighbors if they have a problem, i think they can solve the problem. We will leave it there, thank you very much indeed. My pleasure. U. S. President barack obama is making his case to the American People that he got the best deal possible with iran and his work doesnt stop there, as al jazeeras patty reports now he has to convince congress to go along with it too. Reporter americans woke up to an unusual Early Morning address from u. S. President barack obama detailing specifics of the deal for the public and sendsingly a warning to the u. S. Congress. Precisely because the stakes are so high this is not the time for politics or posturing and tough talk from washington does not solve problems. They have 60 days for the deal and would need members of the president s party to go against him to stop lifting u. S. Sanctions and seechls unlikely now after one of the most powerful candidates Hillary Clinton endorsed the deal. Based on what i know and i will be briefed as soon as i finish addressing you, this is an important step in putting the lid on Irans Nuclear program. Reporter they intend to put up a fight. Billions in relief while paving a way for a nuclear iran. This is not about democrats and republicans and its not a partisan issue at all, its about right versus wrong and we will do everything i can to get to the details and if, in fact, its as bad of a deal as i think it is at this moment we will do what we can to stop it. Reporter in washington they are expected to push hard in progress of the deal and lifting of u. S. Sanctions but even opponents say it will be difficult to scuffle this landmark agreement. It would be a transformative event in the middle east if you like it or dislike it if you support or deplore the sorts of changes it will set in motion it is a very big entry in president obamas legacy book. Reporter a win for the president s legacy, now he just has to convince the secretary and congress its a win for National Security as well. Patty al jazeera, washington. With action and there is efforts to convince a congress and get this through and it started already. You do get the sense and of course there are a few people who are saying this is a bad deal and Lindsey Graham saying this is akin to declaring war on israel but the majority kind of understands that its probably a bad idea to come out emphatic emphatically to vote against them before it arrives and before the 60day review process has begun and seen the effect of Benjamin Netanyahus result and kneejerk in public establishments lately and lets have the 60 day review take place and look at things carefully and once that review period does begin in the next five days we expect hearings and testimony from the Obama Administration and other expects and they have a recess in august and then they come back in september and they will vote and they could win that and needs simple majority to win that and it becomes complicated and if that happens he will veto and the hawks in Congress Need two thirds to vote against the president and that is what seems so unlikely and its important to under line the. Patty made of what can congress do about this deal this is not a deal but an International Deal and p 5 plus 1 and iran and they cannot stop in Congress President obama from sending ambassador to u. N. Security council now and helping pass a new resolution that enshines the details and lifts sanctions on iran and all they can do is keep natural secondary sanctions on the u. S. And iran and that raises other questions does the u. S. Want to isolate it from the rest of the world as iran and the rest of the world are opening it up each other and raises questions about commercial interests which have clout on capitol hill dying to get in. Negative reaction as we have heard from israel so obama has now spoken to netanyahu and agreed to send the defense secretary there and how does that work in to reassuring them . President obama says we have to know we are closer than ever with security relations and he has been close sending billions of weaponry and so on and subsidizing various maneuvers and little criticism of the assault on gaza and so on but Prime Minister netanyahu seems to have lost out some interesting, when it comes to iran at the very least here its fascinating to watch the Mainstream Media on capitol hill or television and they are questioning the spokesperson and corrects him when he talks about what the deal entails and do not see that very often and netanyahu has been blunted in washington and even apac can right wing israeli lobby issued a statement and expressed concerns but didnt immediately say we have to make sure this is voted against in congress. Thank you very much. Go out later in the news Hour Campaign to discuss young british girls training from iraq and syria to john i. S. I. L. And the quake to rebuild after the earthquake. Tens of thousands to welcome the star player home after this and lee has more later. High Energy Levels drop sub in yemen antihouthi fighters recap sured the interfacial airport in aiden and its a combination of a fourmonth battle in the port city and lost control of the citys headquarters. Also an agent and firefighters struggling to extinguish a blaze and are blamed for shelling the city and called on Saudiled Coalition to send five aircraft to help put out the fire. Fighting in yemen continued in spite of a truth of houthi and Government Forces and sick and injured are taking pauses in fighting that occur to seek medical treatment and hospitals across the country are inundated inundated. Reporter this baby has leg injuries and brought to the capitol sanaa and doctors and nurses are overwhelmed by the number of people who need help there are not enough betz so elderly patients wait in the corridors for treatment. Translator we are under on going aggression and cases are increasing daily and most cases are from the war and need this and deal with what is available. Reporter suffers kidney failure and wondered how long he will survive if he doesnt get the medicine he needs. Translator we are suffering because of the situation in yemen. The regular power outages, the shortages of medication and medical equipment, we the patients have not got medical aid from any organization and im a father of eight children and need support and need medication and my hospital does not provide it. Reporter staff, medicine and electricity it has received some aid from charities but needs more to meet patient demand. Translator the hospital is in need of diesel to operate generator and we suffer because we need medications and we need urgent aid to cope with the current situation. Reporter humanitarian agencies warned the devastating consequences they are having on the Health System which is now close to collapse victoria al jazeera. Bahrain Human Rights Campaign pardoned by the king and released from prison after serving half of a sixmonth sentence for insulting the authorities and he cited Health Reasons and arrested on april from a comment on twitter that was deemed to be insulting to the government. A new austerity bill need to secure an eu bail out has been submitted and has until wednesday in order to receive more money and the parties are voted against the bill and simon mcgreger wood has more. The greek Prime Minister the heart of this deal has now begun and the greek newspapers the deal has given the country a bloody nose and Angela Merkel and he had to persuade people and allowed to reject austerity but on wednesday the mps will be asked to support it and not all of them will. This is the most immediate challenge and looks achievable getting the difficult lawings through parliament on wednesday night and will manage with the help of Opposition Party but with his own party he has a bigger problem leftist factions are an open revolt and the fact he made a comprehensive uturn in accepting more austerity will damage his credibility. Outside of parliament loyalists repeat his line this is the least bad option. Translator i repeat what is important today is that the government gives an answer to the coup and if the country tries to bankrupt it economically. Things have never been worse and businesses close everyday and brother and sister running their furniture business are clinging on but Customer Confidence has disappeared. They are afraid to spend some money to purchase a new chair or a new desk or even starting a new business to take some furniture to Purchase Office furniture and everything sglfrnl how much have you sold in the last month . Nothing. Reporter wednesdays laws will pass and the details of negotiations for a third bailout will go forward and the government here is creaking, Civil Service unions plan a 24 hours strike to show their displeasant before long they will have to clear the rebels within his own ranks and keep following orders from creditors he may need a stronger coalition. Simon mcgreger wood athens. At risk of going bankrupt four years ago and holds a lot of greek debt and means it is economic recovery and could suffer if a deal wasnt reached and we asked italians how they feel about what is going on in greece. Reporter breathing an sigh of relief and italy is recovering from a prolonged procession after he almost went bankrupt and its the third biggest creditor so the exit of euro zone by greece will serious hamper recovery and do italians care and what do they think of this deal . Translator its they adopted the euro things have gone from bad to worse and like to see if greece could have managed without it and if they could it would be the same. Translator i would like greece to say no to europe because i believe in National Sovereignty and said no to the condition and they were not respected and talked about europe as the political i deal and its all a matter of economy. Translator it looks like europe belongs to the banks and not its people. Translator i hoped this crisis will hope european leaders to change europe and less sympathetic and less egotistic and less german istic. Reporter it has affected Public Opinion and the sentiment is on the rise and Political Party who ask to leave italy with the euro zone have gained ground and saying if they are in power they will do what greece didnt get rid of the euro. The food scare in india left hundreds of workers without jobs and in sport a second look at the hottest golfer and lee has all the sport later. 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Everything, its getting better. One of the top stories on al jazeera iran and six major world powers agreed to a Historic Nuclear Deal and see iran limit Nuclear Activities in return for the lifting of crippling sanctions. Leader iotola expressed thanks for bringing back a deal and celebrations in tehran following the agreement and antihouthi fighters captured the airport in the city of aiden and defeat of the houthis is a fourmonth battle in the port city. Lets get some more on our top story now and the deal with iran brought a swift reaction from israel with Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu calling it a historic mistake and we report from west jerusalem. Reporter hours before Irans Nuclear deal with global powers was formally announced israeli Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu made an announcement denouncing the agreement. This is a bad mistake of historical proportions. Reporter he then made a second address later in the day after reviewing the deal and his criticisms were even more pointed. The world is a much more dangerous place today than it was yesterday. Netanyahu is under increasing pressure by opposition politicians at home who blame him for failing to prevent the deal and accuse the Prime Minister of straining ties with u. S. President barack obama which they say harmed israels ability to influence the outcome. After say ten years obama will not be the president , nobody knows who is going to be the president , probably two or three president s will be in place with each other in the period of time and to what they are committed on if you try to go nuclear, we dont know. Reporter in west jerusalem israelis were nearly universal in their criticism of the nuclear deal. Now they will get all this money and fund even more terrorism and its made everything so bad. Iran just like north korea cannot be trusted and i hope that the u. S. Congress the house of representatives and the senate will go over this agreement very carefully. Reporter the United States congress has 60 days to review the agreement, netanyahu will likely use that time to pressure his political allies in the Republican Party and president obama said he will veto any bill that will block the deal. The agreement between iran and global powers has achieved a rare show of political consensus here in israel. Politicians from across the spectrum have criticized the deal saying any kind of Iranian Nuclear program poses a threat but with the accord all but certain to hold there is very little they can do about it. Al jazeera, west jerusalem. Sanctions have had a huge impact on irans oil industry over the last four years and consider the european alone it went from 600,000 barrels of oil a day from tehran to zero but the return says it may be simple and takes a look at why. Reporter remember the westerns with oil gushing out of the ground uncontrolled with chaos all around and think of that as a metaphor for what could happen when iran reenters the Global Oil Market and we have 30 Million Barrels of iran oil ready to go it is sitting in the iranian fleet of super tankers waiting for sanctions to lift and Oil Production cranks up again, perhaps up to 2 1 2 Million Barrels a day it was selling back in 2011 then what happens . So generally a Million Barrels is expected to come back on the market once sanctions permit it to. That time period and how quickly that comes back on is the question and generally its acknowledged between six months and 12 months from a production point of view but of course they have a lot of oil in storage which could immediately come on the market and the expectation and once the sanctions are agreed that exports can reconvene prices could see a downward pressure again because of this extra supply unless saudi arabia or other major produces in opec for example facilitate the return of iran by pulling back some of their production or elbow we could see a wave of downward pressure on the oil prices. Low oil says it will put pressure on shale producers in the u. S. That are taking away their business but for iran if prices are low any increase in revenue will be welcome and since 2012 iran lost 160 billion in oil revenues the entire economy is contracted around 20 since before the sanctions and 80 billion in foreign currency that has been inaccessible and frozen by banks that are adhering to sanctions and it used to makeup 20 with the fourth largest reserves in the world and the deal in vienna is the difference between more economic pain or potential pros prosperity. Reporter there are pictures from tehrans square and a small celebration which broke out after news of a deal came through and bigger gatherings are expected later on to take place in iran as news of this deal is well received in some quarters at least. In the studio is al jazeera senior politicalist and its a region in crisis isnt it and yemen, syria, iraq. To say the least. So how will this deal with iran play into that . Well certainly iran is going to be able to take advantage of the strategic vote in the region and the chaos that is basically disabling everyone. The only party that is coming up, pretty strong out of a fresh deal with new normalized relations and possibly a huge commercial profit is iran and iran has been over the last few years despite the sanctions capable of influencing many of its neighbors including iraq syria, lebanon, so on and so forth. Certainly an emboldened iran is already worrying many of the arab neighbors and some think it will continue with the same mine set and others hope it will use the new opportunity with the west to perhaps find middle way with the americans, this all remains to be seen. Also in reaction in the last hour or so weve had russia Sergei Fedorov says its against i. S. I. L. And do you think this is something that could emerge from this . It was reported in the wall street journal this conversation that took place between president obama and president rohani and the letter sent by president obama to iotolo and basically the idea was we need to mend fences in order to cooperate on the likes of i. S. I. L. My idea is we will be seeing slowly the facing out of iran in the boogieman and phasing in of i. S. I. L. And for viewers around the world, for five six decades every ten years washington and the western journal had the boogie man in the region and then it was the egypt and farahat and iotola and Saddam Hussein and osample maybinladen and now we go to baghdad and i. S. I. L. In that different shifting alliances what about the relationship with the near neighbors . A saudi official said good will and talked about sour grapes so there is a degree of suspicion. The world in general are happy that Irans Nuclear program has been verifiably limited to civilian development. But everyone is worried about what the rest of the deal means in terms of the strategic opening for iran. We all know that saudi arabia and iran do not have good relations and they reflect major distress for a long long time and the policy especially in yemen and more importantly in iraq and syria created a lot of suspicion among soldiers and others and if they can consolidate an arab position, to be able to talk with iran on equal basis in order to reach some sort of mode in the region i think that would be certainly the desired path forward. Israel made it clear they dont like the deal and said it today and not committed to abide by it by the security cabinet and we had obama on the phone to netanyahu saying the relationship is good and we are sending ash carter where does this deal leave israel . He is not convinced by president obamas argument that he told him that this deal threatens security. Generally speaking in the media we talk about israel and the moderate arabs not happy with iran but there is really a big difference between the moderate arabs or the arabs and israel and for two reasons because israel is a power with 100200 Nuclear War Heads and the only Nuclear Power in the middle east. Two israel occupies the neighbors and iran may interfere in it but doesnt occupy the neighbor. Israel is unoccupying power and it has been so 40 more years. So in so many ways israel is not really in a position to accuse the United States and the west of capitulating to iran when the entire world is saying look we have a verified agreement that is worthwhile pursuing and only israel, the Nuclear Power is setting aside and criticizing it, it doesnt bode well and as they say in israel it is the ultimate hotspot. Thank you very much indeed. Now, uk Counter Terrorism forces say 43 women and girls travels to syria in the past year to join i. S. I. L. And worried many more will leave in the School Summer holidays and launched a radar campaign for parents to identify the warning science and charlie reports. Reporter looked like Three Friends off on holiday to turkey but when the three left london they headed to syria to join the Islamic State of iraq and levante and two married fighters and the families are still trying to understand why. The three girls all attended this school in east london, the Green Academy and since the disappearance in february another five girls had their passports confiscated by authorities who say they could follow their former School Friends to syria. More may follow police are running a Radio Campaign looking at mothers to help. You can talk to draught about feelings and see signs she is able to travel to conflicts that millions are desperate to escape and reach specially trained people for advice calling 101. Reporter assist about commissioner has her own message to any girl thinking of joining i. S. I. L. I say please dont do it. You are being fed terrible lies by people who are trying to manipulate you and lure you into traveling to syria. You might be told you will marry a fighter and help him in his work but actually you are going to become a Sexual Partner of someone you have not chosen and im sure you will become the victim of abuse. Reporter in the last year 43 girls and women have left. Some of them teenagers, others mothers themselves taking their children in the war zone and chances of any of them returning unharmed unharmed diminish day by day and their disappearance is a social and political issue. We need to think about the push factor as to why people are running from home in the first place because we can maybe do something about that rather than the poor factors and maybe propaganda and what have you and the attraction of war generally and actually we cant do anything about what i. S. I. S. Does is what they are going to do. Reporter these girls were not on any watch list despite being interviewed by police the parents were oblivious to plans and a few measures would have stopped them and undoubtedly many more will follow in their footsteps footsteps, al jazeera london. Lawmakers voted to remove the limit on number of terms a president can serve. It means that president could seek a third term in 2017 and he became president in 2000 and this is the end of the genocide of 1994. Neighboring burundi the decision to seek a third term caused anger and violent protests. Nepal announced plans to spend almost a billion dollars rebuilding areas hit by the earthquake in april and the budget includes subsidies for Infrastructure Spending across the country and some of those told al jazeera they are worried its not enough and we report from nepal. Reporter we are in the district of one of the 14 districts badly damaged by aprils earthquake. More than 300 people died here almost half the houses that were here have been badly damaged. Just to rebuild a house they are going to need around one billion dollars. Now, the finance minister Just Announced the budget for the fiscal year 15 and 16 and the budget is 8 billion, around 700 million has been allocated for reconstruction of places like this. The finance minister said nepal would rebuild within five years but the priority of this years budget being relief rehabilitation and reconstruction. Earlier we met a gentleman who talked about how they are not quite sure the budget is going to answer their needs. Translator our houses have been destroyed and we are living in camps. This is a time of need and how will the budget help us in these times. Reporter and the needs are urgent and very little is covered by the governments budget and the finance minister said that people who lost their houses will get 2000 from the government and up to 25,000 loan at a reduced rate. The government estimates it needs 6. 7 billion for the initial stage of reconstruction and last month more than 4 billion was committed by international donors. The government has said special authority to foster the program to spend its money and authority has not been formed and the pledge money is not here. Even if the planned fast track process is used economist tell us it will take six months to finalize projects meant for reconstruction and its likely the government will be able to spend 700 million allocated for this budget al jazeera, the district. Hundreds of contract workers in india have been laid off after a ban on maggie a popular brand of instant noodles and made by nestle were taken off the marked when they were found to contain lead and we report. Reporter for the past six years 30yearold has been employed as a contract worker nearly everyday at the local nestle plant, now he spends a lot of his time at home waiting to hear if he will work at another plant at least for the day. Last month several samples of the popular maggie noodles product made by nestle india tested positive for lead and msg used to enhance flavor and they shut down production and ended the employment of hundreds of contract workers, some have found other work but the lack of a regular salary has hit people including this family hard. Translator it seems really bad and its causing so many problems. The kids school is opening soon and how can i pay the fees, others dont pay as much. Reporter after the layoff some workers left here for their home villages and other areas to save on rent but Officials Say the local economy has not been effected as much. Translator there are about 100,000 workers here in Different Companies so 10100 doesnt have much of an impact and live through the area so there is no specific area that has been greatly affected economically. Reporter some warn that even if the layoffs are only being felt by the workers now it could hurt the company in the future. Nestle declined an on camera interview and trying to find alternate work for people who lost their jobs and dealing with the ban on Product Experts say the situation with the workers is only adding to the companys image problem. Analysts say other companies in similar positions have done more to protect their workers. Sometimes give people paid holidays and put them into training, im sure nestle would have to send many times more to restore the faith of its employees in the company as a brand. Reporter despite what has happened he says he will happily go back to the nestle plant if production starts again because it was the best paying job for him in the area and with 90 day ban on maggie noodles he worries that the wait could be a long and difficult one. Still to come in the news hour, an sigh of relief for nasa as a tenyear mission to pluto proves a success and in sport ten stages in the Tour De France and we could already have a winner and lee has more in just a minute. Nasa made the closest visit to pluto and this started a decade ago and released the dwarf image to date as it was going past at 14 kilometers per second and we have more about the mission. Reporter about the size of a grant piano the new horizons probe was launched in 2006. It has taken since then over nine years and a journey of more than five billion kilometers to reach the goal the dwarf planet pluto. A few years past it went to jupiter to get gravity pull to increase the speed and that was an opportunity to test the equipment and cameras and got nice images of jupiter so this camera will resolve details about 50 meters only in size on the surface of pluto which it has completed so we will see perhaps craters and perhaps mountains and we dont know what the images will show and it will be an amazing discovery. Reporter traveling a thousand kilometers a minute the cameras and scientific instruments have already sent back surprising images and instead of being gray as previously thought pluto appears to have a red and orange surface. Are we seeing these crazy black and white patterns and we have no idea what they mean and seeing circular things and are they craters or Something Else and we saw circular features on the moon that are not craters and should know in a few days but we are having a lot of fun speculating. Reporter after pluto new horizons will continue the journey into a region known as the kiper belt. Going through the edges of the proper solar system where the materials of the planets change from rock and gas to ice and this is pluto is the first and we know very little about it and in this kind of objects we find or expect to find a little bit more evidence of the pristine material out of which the solar system and the earth of course was formed more than 4 1 2 thousand mill years ago. Radio signals take more than four hours to reach earth making communication slow and difficult, its an ongoing challenge for the scientists as the probe travels deeper into one of the last unexplored paths of our solar system al jazeera. Time for sport now and here is lee. Thank you very much, two teams have been suspended from cricket Indian League following corruption investigation. A panel appointed by a Supreme Court has ban the royals for two years each and leaves the popular 2020 competition in crisis and Team Officials found guilty of illegally betting on matches during 2013 matches and three players facing Police Charges for alleged involvement in manipulating results. And expulsions makes six teams and have a big impact on commercial value and sponsorship and t. V. Deals contribute to the brand value of 3. 5 billion. And that pales in comparison to the Illegal Betting world and its estimated 2. 5 billion is every match and 150 billion is handled by illegal book makers every season. Not good news but ive always believed that one, you know doesnt mean its a bet and i hope they recover because its not just about you but its also the cricket as well which attracted players from all around the world and its a great platform and hopefully they will recover and hopefully we will get back on track. Reporter the Indian National side complete a clean sweep of oneday series and he scored his First International century in the fifth match, 105 helping his side to 276 and replies were bold out for 193 so its an 83 run victory for india. The man who won the Tour De France two years ago taken an iron grip on this years race and increased his lead to incredible 2 minutes 52 seconds having been 12 seconds going into stage ten. The british rider produced a great performance and the 167 kilometers and while some observers are suggesting the race is practically over he is being careful and says its a dream day and a long way to go until paris. Defending champions and joint host the United States are through to the knock out stages of the gold cup and the International Trip on the nations and despite being held to a draw by panama and repeated for the 2013 final says they were in kansas city and equalized to ensure the u. S. Go through automatically as the group winners. Panama has to wait and see if they qualify for one of the best thirdplace teams. The argentina has returned after more than a decade playing in europe and 40,000 boca fans came out to welcome him home to buenos aires and he played as a 20yearold and played for england and both manchester clubs and italy and Manchester United in 2008. Fabio has been fired as russias National Manager as expected the 69yearold italian was the highest paid coach and 11 million a year and he aged a bit and he will be replaced by a homegrown manager and hired to take the team to the 2017 world cup in russia but club struggling for qualification in next years european championships. Now we will go to open Golf Championship favorite Jordan Spieth and looking at this in andrew in scotland ahead of thursdays first round the 21yearold american pursuing an unprecedented grand slam of all four majors and won the masters and open and the cause is helped by the injury to world number one mcilroy and spieth played here once before and wasnt competitive and got to work on the course after arriving from his tournament win on the u. S. On sunday. Threetime open winner tiger woods also played a practice round and he has got some advice for spieth. Hes playing well obviously. One teammate for championships and i just won last week and obviously he is in great form. Its just a matter of going out there and executing his game plan. That is what he talks about a lot, formulating a game plan and executing it and this is a golf course in which you have to do that. Must be hard for tiger woods because he had been number one for so many years and having the talk about a young player who is doing what he used to but dont write tiger woods off this week. Thanks very much. Reminder you can keep up to date with our website, the address for that is al jazeera. Com and plenty analysis of the iran nuclear deal. That is it for me this news hour but we will have more news in just a minute thanks for watching. These people have decided that today they will be arrested. I know that im being surveilled. People are not getting the care that they need. This is a crime against humanity. Hands up. Dont shoot. Hands up. Dont shoot. What do we want . Justice. When do we want it . Now. Explosions going on. Were not quite sure is that an i. E. D. . Faultlines. Al jazeera americas awardwinning investigative series. Monday, 10 00 eastern. On Al Jazeera America. On Al Jazeera America a team of scientists are taking their inspiration from nature. Technology. 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