the level of acetic of the allegations against. her in. the me and what i'm with bill has if it will be here at the end of the interview with alger luckly raised the question as to whether the thor it is deliberately demonize the opposition and demonstrators by promoting the idea that the confrontation was with so-called terrorists groups planning to overthrow the government i would note that the government. made it clear to us that they had evidence. of attempts by iran and hezbollah to to finance train and supply. small groups inside bahrain for the purposes of let's call it what it is terrorism the fact is that the behind any government has used this same claim for the last 20 years. the confrontation in

bahrain has never been a religious one. i'm lart in saudi arabia or in other countries it's always been the majority wanted the right to participate in the political process in fair and free elections so thought about any other color in the model behind the f.b.i. the i.c.r.c. well i'm a little out of the internet on the iran how we should. learn of food that are behaving well how could that i'd. but other than wad of the belief who are mortal but be iran more trouble to be in the iranian luck in the law you might fit had. some 7 mammon move just 2nd model behind me there will i sat on a tomorrow about the wheel. and how dark the theory behind.

it had. been a to saddam and b. i could but it had to be watching. what i did. where more will do in work or not and from. last year moment a lot happened to sort of a lot and be much in your happy year you know how about our of our early. when i must have been i doubt it will interest helpful as i'm out to do well and must have to. tell him a solid. honey and let in fact are fashioned out of logic that i have. had to fill my hobby. of hobby. if they have what i have and competent. the myth that the ba da from the monarch is was that monarch is the people monarch is the. home of hobby yet we have a civil court month on the run. what about that but as many see as you have you

have hinted that i should i want to be hard to hear as many. more of the smug and shaman. of the time the fellas. might come watch it lol oconomowoc jolly shut up conjure up a bottom line about a bunch of them from another con the heart of their father must look pretty to find him a shot at by baby while i learn millikan behind the dark. there was music. that let the world. in the. 4 months after the february march protests mohammed sali is thought to have recorded his personal testimony in july 27th about what happened between him and

the security forces several years before. however it's worth noting that after the arabic version of this program was broadcast on the 14th of july 29th teen. appeared on bahraini t.v. claiming that what it said in the video testimony was partly on the truth. and take me. or this feeling there was a. mob or. first became known in august 2003 when he was arrested by the saudi authorities on the king fahd causeway which links bahrain to saudi arabia he was accused of involvement in explosions in riyadh earlier that year bahraini opposition m.p.'s and human rights organizations started a campaign for solace release and that of another bahraini citizen a direct. one

of the men who. made anything by her in fact. i don't. know when i got to some of. the. we are. i didn't know any be. that. subtle behind the money i'm going to. see a lot how letter when i. been. here kind of. like incarnate the whole bit and. another for probably the.

mohamed salah was released in saudi arabia a few months later but only now has his personal story begun to emerge publicly. here. home literally any. market. or race of the flow or any. of that is around and then i want someone who is already home. who they can to someone you know. a man. of all them. all of them. or even. humanity. but no one in my life.

or member that's in a. flood hideout home or just any of their own stuff around that i do a lot of course yeah. but doesn't know. anything about them and give them. a good 94 crime and that i have with the office. that i'm in the sure. we're on even when they go on. for ready one of the and they're not. in the flow. of the 1st home and home. we're going to be at the saws and i see those missiles at the. funny. thing some of the i don't have a. nest of the 12 to be able. to do this with my. what a mess of. american. lives

lost in the us and. really. at the time of this alleged approached about how many in 2002 bahraini politics were contentious shake hammond became a mere in 1909 and in 2002 pretty plain to self king he announced a change to the constitution to parliamentary chambers one elected one appointed but then without consultation gave both equal decision making powers incurring the wrath of opposition parties. i have been with you.

yeah those little german etc when i meet. a lot of studies dealing with about. my shop and what we. now know i'm on my. you know that a tempest. c.f.c. is. a minute to something how can i don't we should not put them in but it. hadn't been for writing an affair with them. i mean well you're in there so many can feel that because you're going to submit so many can what you'll be distorted are those that read way of full disclosure and how they buy that i'm not in the other and then i gave her that don't want to. me it wasn't that. all the money can buy a house. on the set. of all. jamaah she to you but your mycenae listed off about that live birth but if they're

hoping that you have an edge with someone will smith's really up to a bunny josh well done that on the do you want to my lucky dad jimmy yards sue me for the one. how twas yourself you was you. must a job which generally had to a function of his name. when i can afford to be a little millikan i bet your problem not be distorted was the model see my lucky year. i dealt with. that and happier than a new one. jammer 111 of the lesson me. that there would have been live i would tell best about it there were sunia for i don't want any how should i but i knew did he who i one yet i am i knew my how betty about him or i. had to tell this whole completed that bahraini national security agency offices

asked mohammed saleh to oversee a cell to assassinate key opposition figures from other. early now remarkably well. many of them all because i could wonder if there really don't. really. that was the. most that i share. for my. race to the point of. writing about it and now we have a cross on. welfare with this dude still running. early to get it ok if you're here you should get one girl and one of her. an important brainy opposition figure is up to 100 saying. he was prominent in the 1990 s.

and was held in detention for a fight here. and has an i'm sure mcconnell you might fit on sultan what i said to the model no what kind of businessman to that will. cost money i need. to see him up was to be the. one not to be the. man in the movie. i. kind of love with no will can be had for that i feel in one hand i showed what kind i had and know how to king over a scene in my head to fill out my final had i should walk a prima. donna said i'm going to walk funny. and then weigh up the government decision. or the family. if they don't and then. i'm going to jail but we're going to be

on the court we don't really find a bigger than expected number of people. are going to give us the biggest barrier. but what could we hope that it will include a warm welcome. i'll miss halcombe pluton that mohammed sali had been given the green light for the mission. the recording suggested his 1st job was to contact al qaida leaders in saudi arabia to obtain weapons. to. know who it. was in macau to be so if he were not in a live again i want to see him with no one in mind in the middle of the sort of the and i know most of us to remember that it is sort of the puzzle of a mistake to get some help. look at the other.

side of the reality find out. funny the whole i. mean that in the middle of a lot of us that and he doesn't get any of that what we're talking. about show on. t.v. so you have a. ringback lot of people were going to. know that that would be sort of b.s. like i said give them money. and i'll give them over. because i'm going to convert. exactly what the most part is a lie and i remember. a lot of. them when i've.

never been enough for them i know all of us all of you will see the serbia. father for the what a lovely. time and a. lot of time and i hope we look around him. only with. but other than mobile and i must remember that it's a mobile that is going to be a chronic and that's the one and then we'll look at the my how. did my mind of the neck on the podium. move. up the sort of the rather mobile home. the role model. well take. them along with the law to go have a whole lot of anything but anything so i say no if it does at my desk. it was on.

hold on for a minute but we also have a mobile. phone and what is that from the $100.00 more. mobile. than the. mobile device in the horses. with the man from another woman or man but then and now think of one thing going to get out of the soviet. and then the last. thought of even you. or. the medic. you know we're going to mount barely. remember this and. i will let him know that i don't belong. i live in

a moment. in part to another video recording the personal testimony of his shall bellew she and his journey from behind to iran at the behest of the bahraini national security agency i leave my man so we're all asking here are. the. we're not. really. harsh. ready as though he was one of them. where there is water there is life but finding it on australia's arid deserts is a skill few still possess they took us to a small what spartans in the desert and this was this is very important place they've been telling us about for the last 5 days who came in. and and orders

against all odds an ageing population is passing on its knowledge the rainmakers of the outback on a. and ominous the protestant are hardly the headlines on al-jazeera syrian government and strikes have killed at least 13 civilians and northwest of the province and many of the victims are children. the un is warning that while crimes are being committed. protesters have returned to the streets and so darn expressing their anger at an investigation into last month's military crackdown and for what the military report blames rogue soldiers for the raid on june 3rd in which dozens of people were

killed and. police in hong kong have fired tear gas to disperse protesters gathering near china's various on office tens of thousands of protesters have returned to the streets on sunday sarah clarke is the latest from hong kong with the 1st rounds of. school so i want. to this area there are a number of protesters there probably a small group where we are where we are. it's called. the busiest. of. the streets a block and a stretch i could say i would be from all of the west which is where. iran says it considers the u.k. seizure of the iranian or earlier this month the breach of the 2050 nuclear agreement iran's deputy foreign minister made the comments in vienna ahead of talks

aimed at saving the deal the remaining parties to the agreement from germany russia china and the u.k. . meanwhile the head of iran's atomic energy organization says it will restart activities at the heavy nuclear reactor that's according to local media heavy water plays a part of the production of the tony i'm a fuel that's used for both nuclear power and nuclear weapons. russian activists say more than a 1000 people were detained in central moscow during a crackdown on the demonstration they were protesting against the exclusion of opposition candidates from local elections. donald trump has been accused of racism off for his attack on a prominent african-american politician and the district he represents. follow democrat elijah cummings criticizing the president's mexico border policies well those are the headlines on al-jazeera to stay with us al-jazeera world continues next.

of al-jazeera arabic has investigated allegations that the government in bahrain secretly conspired against the shia community joining the popular unrest of 2011. he viewed video testimonies from alleged members of al-qaeda containing these accusations and one of the videos a man with known links to al qaeda in bahrain mohammed. claims that officers from bahraini intelligence recruited al-qaeda members to form a cell tasked with the murder of bahraini opposition activists these allegations have been strenuously denied by the bahraini government. john kerry arco worked for the american central intelligence agency the cia in

bahrain where his role was to catch al-qaeda leaders in the middle east and pakistan this included the capture of a saudi citizen known as abu zubaida you know. i think underestimate it when i say battery's i mean the back really government i believe underestimated the importance of the problem that they had they thought that they could divide their own opponents by having their opponents attack each other and that's not the way that it worked out i think that the bahraini government believed that it could pit sunni fundamentalists against the shia population and keep both sides divided that way and that's not what happened what happened was it further angered the population and at the same time encouraged fundamentalism among the sunnis so they mean at least as to whom you are nasser. did the one of the.

and this american habit or. that's for sure i mean it's a tool that rand has a huge unfortunately on life not unlike other neighboring countries where that is the u.a.e. or or saudi arabia or egypt or are that regimes that using these elements basically is a form of terrorism a state run down or is him against a peaceful and a dissidents if you know when we captured was a beta on march 22nd 2002 we also captured with him his diary and i went through his diary that night and in that diary were the cell phone numbers the mobile phone numbers of 3 members of the saudi royal family so i wrote a classified cable back to cia headquarters and i said listen i found something

that i think is very important these are the mobile numbers and these 3 men are members of the wood family the saudi royal family well within weeks one of them died in a one car accident in the desert one of them went camping in the desert and died of thirst if you can imagine such a thing and the 3rd one disappeared and no one ever saw him again that tells me that these men knew too much they knew about their own government and its work with al qaeda at least at the creation of al qaeda if not after the september 11th attacks and they were too much of a liability to allow to remain alive that's not unique just to the saudis. that happens with every government in the region that decides to cultivate this

kind of radicalism and then turn away and pretend it doesn't exist. tomorrow misho went to the u.k. to meet a british sudanese called salah. who's currently working at the european center for the study of extremism cambridge i'll miss helm wanted to ask him about his time as a strategic planning advisor to the king of bahrain from 2002 until 2006 on a bus and what. do when the medical abound there was the architect of what later became known as the al bandar reports. of others of the. battle meanwhile. were not.

murphy you know why and then you hit him out of i don't. know how we have a party or what can lead to what hamilton would it do with them i want to know more before she saw something as innocent. but in imminent fear. be. it. what kind of a recovery to an answer other than the moment. many in bahrain were surprised by the contents of the al banda report it's said to have revealed details of a government plan to target opposition figures a band that was subsequently deported from suffering and accused of working for british intelligence. to see if he. ready for that move fee. what obama know with.

this is. going to see as you prepared a muslim and you has a horse and white house and. and. well there are not going to be morrow or anything. if you walk down. a little. she has a silly come back of course. the fact. is that of the lamb in the manner he she. was the only muslim of them with their own modern family . and after. the who really added the word that. what had. little matric behind my summer be in haykel you would. hope that most of them haykel you how we. are ill about the still not.

minutes to know where you can read more. when a fire alarm was a half hour will show me. what i mustn't walkers and melissa with the camera. they were behaves in this hour in like that they have. a pep. rally do one. train and a lack of having the time the senate and. under contract looking bad move by the sun always demanding from. a lover with a they were only minimal if they get in and they want me there i'm. sure i'm one and i was going to be there you made their own ability whether he's a bug. i had moments of. having to have the. they fester there was a lot of behind the doctors. i don't see if you have a heloc the. thought of been

a security may be innocent osha fema how will it. cash he'd assumed to be in the movie. when the heart of the loam him at the museum and moved to. tomorrow miss hell discovered that the bahraini authorities not only recruited agents within bahrain but also looked abroad in 2006 bahrain's national security agency recruited hisham hill are blue she also known as abu hafs. he was sent on a spying mission to iran where he allegedly met up domonic riki leader of an armed opposition group in iraq. yeah i think the consequences are there and you know on down the toby thing in just under a funny well because he has fish. for mr downey so you only.

have you don't get us paid but i would have to tone down well i wouldn't. be dead but it didn't worship me and i thought the act of it said that you're. on when we go back to heart and being a man who wants to leave but will learn that in an awkward age she remarked up on that doesn't feel good ordinary and media and i don't even. have the movie. hopefully the thought creek and i think i want my government to get all the good stuff i think we cried deal. to soften a bit i went away if i think i'm a part of. the kind of wealth that would be a little i did yours my job was mobile i was going to be a problem on t.v.

diet and stuff like that i mean i didn't want you know. if i wasn't now crossing any. bodies of ok you. live he would have us on the back with us. jonathan colossal ready why did the trolls in her house hillary want to do or you were. being genuine you know and jenny why you think i want to cry. but will claim violently avon so will ask for you. well he's dead he. thought about it when i ask for some pretty. harsh and ask a year later you get one house though he was one of the already so well how do i know i don't really need a guy and i have no idea if you know so finally come up with all of this they are.

not worth the woman. but he shall bellew she's activities came to the attention of the iranian security authorities according to the video recordings he escaped across the border to pakistan and from there attempted to return to bahrain anything with the money and happiness. and beheading he had led to the massacre by the sum of this is what it would only be my one quarter euro. doubt you have believed what you don't know any. one who god was caught up with the internet or that s.r.o. machine. so far i know already that i'm going to go by train when asked and he and i and that will be are. we what about who are you. going to meet it is so odd well that it wouldn't buy only to go home because. what the failure only of all the fallen come inside. come sit on offer we have us here

i know how the center should be no wind. men because of our. well ok who isn't any for that little bit don't want to harvest. the food. but. i mean if he focused on what. i was saying was on my feet. but i think it is behind it let me see humphrey come out go i know i've got some more yes this is a hurry or. we'll see them on. t.v. . i don't need a job or money already a one term good answer my daughters in law only if i want to be able. to have contact the police will not sit a fag would come to knock with

a view on me but i know what i said was oh i sure as. been argued for for. all you are on these. if i feel more for you when i actually like what they are going to involve i do what the people of garcia. do you know i. will go after. our boys because of that wife and i was. fine is that why. you're. alive because of this you have the center on you in your eyes and you know them will find their mother through a new mother as young mom and i'm hardly any of your hydrogen going along with you know some of the. stuff we are not the home on. monday on for example for us and then. them on the left is not something i'm not the one i said i was

a awful good hope for your for you. said after. seeing the former here on your boss's vomit what he thought the. iran to have decided on was what the joe was up. well that i mean after. all. what exactly. what you had i listen. to years after he recorded his video testimony in july 27th. emerged in 2013 as the leader of an armed group in iran known as and. according to the iranian authorities al blue she was killed in april 25th teen by iranian special forces in southern iraq. but that's not the.

afghanistan for the iraq. at. what are family for. mother. but what of the thought of and how they have. who what if what if. had. been the decision about the letter what i read. why i thought of that. one. this leaked document was a 2009 diplomatic cable from the former u.s. ambassador to bahrain adam airily published by wiki leaks it refers to meetings

with senior bahraini officials at a time when several security related detainees were released from custody in brain . the american embassy expressed concern over prisoners receiving royal pardons sade early mother a slut and them a quilt the in a cell if we can leaks a little bit well it i would have had the action in may i think what is our been an attitude what in america who are behind the if it and we're mad what other thena soon the 100 in the what i meant more that's why the whole had just yet almost thought of as of was but we have here. that a lot about the 2nd most damage and there you are very good analysis but at the honey it can at that limbic will had it to have occurred with us not the here and to get out and turn now to have a coal ash the yes you know it all i don't recall that i think based on what you

said a think my words are pretty clear i think that the government of bahrain as i spoke to the attorney general and he said that they are going to prosecute him and and monitor him and. force the law was up to her to. see what he thought the other ms arm were in. a better. stall comes from him. that if added but it didn't matter if and when but if the that. well constructed so that the many under 10 feet up the assault what about n e m the age an adult i thought was the one had the gym at the lot so what the devil only a definition then how can that cannot and then you could then i learn. a lot of myself i i would i would be extremely skeptical

of any such evidence that you have that's point 1.2 is as i said during my time there based on what i saw based on who i talked to based on my relationships with the senior levels of the government operating the senior levels of the government united states there was absolutely no way possible there was nothing going on that could be called classified or or characterized as support for extremist stuff really american. religious and. or. belong. to our. own right i live in a moment yesterday and you know.

wanted to give the bahraini government the opportunity to respond to the allegations made by mohammed saeed al bellew she and others in this program so he called the foreign minister khalid. and the information minister ali i remain to ask them to do so. remotely so i want to. smack them as how. it was in. the arabic version of this film was broadcast on the 14th of july 2019 and has received a strong reaction throughout the gulf region the day after broadcast the bahraini foreign minister was quoted as saying that the program was filled with quote lies and fallacies against the state of bahrain the bucker a news agency reported the information minister is saying that there were quote

attempts made by al-jazeera channel to contact him and other officials through unidentified telephone numbers to record their conversations without their knowledge or official consent and to provoke them by using despicable methods another report question mohammed. is reliability quoting sali a saying they all agreed to make the recordings and to include false allegations in order to give them weight that would help international human rights groups build pressure on bahrain's government and security agencies mohammed saleh also released a statement on video. before the broadcast of the english version of the program al-jazeera roache to the office of the bahraini royal household the ministry of the interior and the

ministry of foreign affairs to ask them to respond to the allegations made against the king and the government of bahrain at the time of broadcast they had not replied. saying to me ok for them to do a sora and most of them behind unfortunately it's a dark picture and it's a dark future you know when you the future of this repressive corrupt regimes. to me as a as an academic that who has studied the history of authoritarian regimes i don't think they would last long because ultimately you can't push the people to our corner and you can force the people to to yield to your demands but in the end you cannot control them for ever i mean the whole moment you talk to them and the

shia sunni and that is bush. i mean one moderate sunni. nothing. but the heart of the 1000000 and not so awful. so we saw some machinery but the bent out of if the problem out of the sunni part. of the media from behind the. crowd to the. we are sure the hero with delhi had a dictatorial that we had seen when i meant that i'm really going to win the most productive office and i submitted a 43 berent. the did early with a bow. you know who'd. say that for

so big me a libyan forces have accomplished and a game in bolivia. was the cause the moment we had a hope that if. in. a dinner and from what will it help you at the end if somebody with a heart will manner that as. well. the controversy over the allegations that the bahraini government secretly conspired against its opponents in 2011 has had a major impact on relationships in the gulf region in the past 2 weeks. it remains to be seen how the geopolitics will play out and whether the differences can be repaired in the medium to long term and gulf cooperation restored.

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montevideo as well for cincy and we do expect to see a high on monday of about 22 degrees well for the eastern part of the caribbean expect to see some rain showers here and that is coming in from the east you can see the clouds right there this is a tropical wave that is heading towards the west now sometimes tropical waves will develop into a tropical depression or tropical storm this one though is going to stay quite weak as make its way towards the west brings a very heavy rain showers here towards bridgetown here on sunday and really on monday too as it slowly pushes towards the west up here to its nest that we do expect to see some clouds maybe some rain with a temperature of 30 degrees and then very quickly across the eastern seaboard here for new york on sunday we do expect to see 32 degrees as your forecast and on monday temperatures about 30 to maybe 33 degrees. the weather sponsored by catalona is. the latest news as it breaks it is long campaigned against what it calls attempts to undermine the state of israel from

within. with detailed coverage power being replaced by. the world environmentalist's here. from around the world this is just as visible above ground then on the surface and underneath. al-jazeera. and on a welcome to the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in doha but neal is a problem coming up in the next 60 minutes 5 children are killed during the latest strike from syria's last rebel stronghold where the u.n. believes that more crimes are being committed.

a 2nd month of violence and hong kong the city reeling from weeks of anti-government protests that show no sign of ending. a jailed russian opposition that has a you tube channel is rated while covering a heavy police crackdown on demonstrators. with the stakes higher than ever for a woman planet scientists agree no way to raise livestock in support of the german girl bridget from the worry with lewis hamilton paul has one more story to go. and it's ready to become the 1st columbia writer to win the tour de france. airstrikes are intensifying in syria's province despite a u.n. warning that while crimes being committed on saturday at least 13 civilians including several children were killed in the raids. the syrian government has been

on a 3 month offensive aid groups are calling the escalation and nightmare is a lot harder has the latest from istanbul. another lifeless body pulled from the rubble another syrian child a victim of the airstrikes by russian and syrian warplanes the town of a rehab has been repeatedly hit in recent days and yet again residential buildings have been targeted have been hard. work around no rebel places or fighters here this is a residential neighborhood look children live here what is there crime the syrian people are being bombed by planes and the u.n. remained silent. opposition controlled towns across the southern countryside of it live and northern hama are under fire people there say they are being bombed into submission but that surrendering is not an option since they have nowhere else to go this is the last rebel held territory in syria people going to. do all

this year of people need to die so that she can stay in power is everyone at their wrist except by shot we moved closer to the border with turkey but how do we know the players want to hit us here on. the recent escalation in violence is worsening the displacement crisis according to the united nations many people are living in the open air because there is overcrowding in camps and reception centers more than 440000 syrians have been made homeless in the last 3 months how long the. building was bombed in all our belongings are under the rubble we came out and didn't know where to go we have nothing there's no water no bathrooms no tents for the children there under the sun. many people have been displaced more than once and many towns and villages are now empty. in our house and car as you to was hit so we left a hoss and again we were targeted. but our neighbor was martyred it was too

dangerous to stay so we came here we hope this place will be safe. that will depend on russia and turkey russia which backs the syrian government and turkey which supports the opposition co-sponsored a cease fire and last year the deal collapsed when russia supported a syrian government offensive in april blaming turkey for not fulfilling its commitments to an agreed demilitarized zone around the province turkey repeatedly said it needed more time because forcing some groups from the zone would have put civilian lives at risk there is nothing that indicates the ceasefire will be revived soon. i just want to be able to play i just want to go home i just want to go to school that is no longer an option for many children 7 year old. has become another statistic in the escalating violence and despite criticism by the un over the international indifference nothing has been done to stop the bombing

campaign. istanbul. moving on to other news now and police in hong kong have fired multiple rounds of tear gas to disperse protesters gathering the the office of beijing's representatives in the city and dozens of arrests have been made over the past hour as police tried to clear people off the streets thousands from an earlier peaceful rally in hong kong's central district split off and march towards police roadblocks let's go to our correspondent sara clark she has been monitoring the protests for us from hong kong what's happening there now and where the clashes and the arrests taking place there. well in the last hour and a half or so yes the situation here has escalated further we've got a few points where people have been rallying but now that the key area of the central focus is an area called so i want it's just down near where where we are now which is the. now there's been around various

rounds of tear gas as you mentioned several arrests and some people injured as the place trying to clear those people off the streets now at one of the other rally points which is enclosed by by which is again what one of the biggest. retail areas in hong kong a lot of those protesters are now flooding back in to this area of so i want to support those protesters who are being cleared off the streets out this standoff has been continuing for some time now but the right place doesn't look like they're going to back down so the level of violence will confrontations will no doubt continue throughout the night and we're seeing more and more clashes between protesters and police say their protest is cause for an inquiry into police conduct misconduct they say i mean how potentially volatile the situation in hand. well this is the 2nd night of violent clashes between the police and protesters

there's now a lot of accusations of anger against the police from those protesters because they've been accusing them of using excessive force trying to clear out some of these some of the peaceful rallies but this is being some violence but there are accusations that the police using excessive force on the protesters that. is on this is scary as for where we go next trying to change policy body on hong kong and macau if it is doing a press conference tomorrow at 3 pm monday at 3 pm local time in beijing to give us this situation all they've stance on the ongoing escalating violence and protests in hong kong this is a bit about the. same clashes and confrontations on a weekend we bice's at the moment these protesters who are now moving into the side one area they look like they're willing to die throughout the night and sara would of course be watching very closely tomorrow to see what the chinese government tests say about what's happening but what about authorities in hong kong.

themselves and carrying their what did they say we haven't very much from them lately. well they're. now with the been no concessions from the side not the side of the government all the protests appear to be backing down which is why these protests are continuing it started off simply as a message will opposition against this opposed extradition bill which could see fugitives in hong kong extradited to the milan to milan china but it started with all this isn't that now it's a water movement what a group of people who are calling for greater democracy in hong kong so it's not the side backing down these protests will continue. and center as you say these have become about so much more than the extradition and often we see protests there about specific issues yesterday they gathered and you know all. about

a 100 people attack to protest as in that area last week what is there an issue that protesters. on the streets for today. well the issue again is accusations of the police using excessive force at these particular rallies as i mentioned we've seen numerous rallies i've since june where we had 1000000 people do a peaceful rally one week and the following week and we had 2000000 people now those rallies were peaceful demonstrations like 2 into the evening it seems like are occurring with the younger more hardcore protesters they're willing to escalate these protests rallies to a higher level of bodett. confrontations between the police and the protesters and i think big concern is that they not being the government has said very little on this matter yes has she said this particular bill is did but they

concern is that the extradition bill hasn't been dumped all together it could be brought back on the table in a different form and that until there's some concession made on the side not the not the big government all the purchases are looking to back down south thank you very much for that from now live in hong kong we are going to get more on this we're joined by adam a china researcher at a career university and he's joining us live from berlin very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so as sara was saying we are expecting to hear from the chinese government and beijing tomorrow on monday about what's happening how warry do you think that the chinese government about these 7 weeks of protests in hong kong. i think that continuing massive protests in hong kong is a direct challenge to beijing's authority to the chinese communist party and the really highlights i think that the border is a book cross-section of pomponne society not happy with how things are going and

highlights the key contradiction at the heart of this it that and that is on the one hand beijing is trying to integrate hong kong into its political system and on the other hand home calm is attempt to to keep their rights so i think beijing is rightly really worried about. this crisis has gone on for much longer than ageing initially anticipated. and indeed i think the longer this goes on for the stronger these crisis what challenge the legitimacy of the communist party at home as well as its image abroad and where do you see this going because again it's been 7 weeks of protests protest as according for the resignation of carrying them there were reports circulating a few weeks ago that she had actually offered a was thinking about offering her resignation to chinese authorities they wanted her to resolve the crisis. shot i mean i mean certainly they want

her to resolve the crisis and she supposedly offered her resignation but really it's a job that nobody wants at the moment because. because a broad cross section of the hong kong society is not happy with the hong kong government is losing its remaining trust in the hong kong government's ability to protect their interests to act independently of beijing and they don't trust the beijing government so i think that's at the heart of it is a lack of trust in hong kong police does a lack of trust in hong kong government there's a lack of trust in the government in beijing and that's why people are in the streets so this is not just about. violence police use of oil.