tens of thousands of protesters take to the streets in hong kong despite triples china's doubled its military presence their. company ceremony in china is beijing celebrates the 70th anniversary of the people's republic. hello again on the issue of al-jazeera live from doha also coming up more trouble for donald trump those reports emerging else the 2nd foreign leader for hope to be able to discredit the minor investigation. political chaos in peru after the president dissolved the opposition controlled congress which retaliated by

suspending him from office. now demonstrations in hong kong of erupted into violence as china's celebrates not saying the police beating tear gas to this protest says demonstrators a building fire again and have set fire. tens of thousands of people on the streets as a number of anti government demonstrations all taking place throughout the terror that's the scene live at one of those areas. we have this report now from hong kong correspondent scott hyde. the end you will national day flag raising ceremony in hong kong this year was

watched by dignitaries and guests of the government on t.v. for security the $12000.00 attendees were inside the hong kong convention center for the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials were concerned that the protesters would disrupt the ceremony a heavy security ring was placed around the convention center matthew chunkin chung stood in as acting chief executive as kerry lamb along with a delegation from hong kong travel to beijing for the ceremony there he addressed the ongoing protests now in their 17 week hong kong citizens have been shocked and saddened by the violence which has turned the city that will call home and into an unfamiliar place and desperate for a way out of this thailand a group of about 100 beijing supporters gathering here with the flag raising ceremony was earlier in the day this is one of several groups who have gone to different locations around hong kong to wave the chinese flag and to sing the anthem ok

a small group of pro-democracy protesters made their way close to the venue for the national day ceremony led by an activist politician the group was quickly met by riot police part of intense security in the territories m.t.r. train stations across hong kong were closed to stymie protesters from gathering a protester group's petition for a march was rejected by police several rallies were still planned. for those in hong kong who see this as a day of national celebration not a national calamity as the protesters call it it was an opportunity to fly their colors it's got harder al-jazeera hong kong. we can go to another correspondents in hong kong now to get the very latest sarah clarke and sara as we feared the skirmishes have already begun moving quite a lot of tear gas being fired as well as other material by the riot police what's happening behind you. where we are where in

central we've been following that mass rally that started and caused by and it's made its way through to central hong kong the large majority of those tens of thousands of people who gathered for that rally have now dispersed but we still have a large groups of the younger protesters who have hung around and now you can see behind me the right place and the raptors who we are the elite tactical response unit they have moved in very quickly i've got about 30 or 40 police vans in front of me that moved in and t. i cleared out the protesters who are gathering behind me now i should say the buildings behind me that's the chief government offices and the legs of council building as well as the the chinese army barracks now those protesters have gone in all directions and we believe the front line may be moving back towards one chartres back to the east and we've also got a number of rallies across various districts 6 different districts and we've had reports of live fire we can confirm live fire live bullets have been fired i should say one and yeah my time so that's calderon and the new territories and one of those locations it was as a warning sign the other we believe the life i was used on the protesters we're

trying to confirm that but behind me we have the water cannon fire a number of times that the protesters using that blue dye and that's obviously the way of identifying those protesters who've been on the front line in front of me we've seen restaurants being smashed the m.p.r. and fires have been lit have been lit up and we've got now this place moving in so what they're doing it it's at they are ongoing or they were clearing dispersal caton they moved towards the protesters and pushed them back and as you can see they're going they're moving again now frankly sara we've been seeing scenes like this in all gone for almost 4 months how do 2 days. yes and indeed the way the riot police are responding how do they compare with what we've seen in the past. all the preparation and the anticipation for this particular day has been huge it's been building up for this office because it's china's national day and these protesters want to make a spectacle in hong kong they want to embarrass and spoil the celebration that's

going on in milan china and they're valid to do that and i believe there that this project this protest is is underway or this if it is underway and will proceed into the evening simply because it is china's national day we did have tens of thousands of people in that very peaceful rally but as the recurring theme on most weekends and again here on tuesday on china's national day on this anniversary it looks like they're going to try and make more destruction and more damage across the hong kong and to try and get their message across and sara what about those reports that there may be twice as many if not more security forces perhaps even sent from the mainland now in hong kong. we certainly haven't seen presence of that but yes i am aware of those reports i do know that there are 6000 police that have been deployed in hong kong for this particular day that's the hong kong police force i can also report on another

subject that the hong kong police are also saying that they've had acid thrown at them this is in an area. which is further away from where we are in the new territories and this sign that the protesters are up to what they're using in the devices they're trying at the police and this time we've seen images and photos of blisters and skin that's been burnt from the acid that's being used by the protesters on the police so the protesters have live long said that today is the day one of the key groups for you to view yesterday said in the face of tyranny we must battle this is the battle for our life on tuesday and we're saying that unravel as we speak or write or will leave you then on the streets of hong kong to monitor exactly what's going on in the check in with you later for now thank you very much. and it's a very different picture as you might expect on mainland china which is marking the 70 years since the communist party seized power and the people's republic of china was formed last parades have been held in beijing at what is perhaps a sensitive time for chinese to play messi as well as the economy well matheson

reports from beijing. aircraft funded through the skies above beijing armored vehicles rumble through china square a display of china's military strength as president xi jinping calls for economic and political confidence and sends a message to hong kong. we have to maintain the peace united one country 2 systems . to keep hong kong and macau is a long term prosperity and stability 70 years ago when gentleman square communist party chairman mao tse dong announced the founding of the people's republic of china. in the following 27 years most so-called great leap forward plan to boost farming and industrial production led to famine and the deaths of an estimated 30000000 people his cultural revolution clampdown and dissent a year after mao's death in 1986 new leader dench helping declared china would open

up internally and to the outside world the china of today bears little resemblance to the china of chairman mao the new middle class is getting wealthier and the country's transformed itself into an economic global power but one of the central messages of things celebrations today seems to be a cautionary one yes we should acknowledge what china has achieved so far but there could be tough times ahead. for the president she is centralizing and strengthening control in beijing some of the president's political rivals have been swept up in his crackdown on corruption as well as the ongoing protests in hong kong and allegations linked to human rights the trade war with the us is forcing china's economy. i mean to slow down this is a not a adversary of high expectations that is going to be very glorious in the near future it's an anniversary in which we look back on what china has been able to attain and we talk about a new era of sacrifices and struggle. in 1989 chinaman square soul bloodshed

when pro-democracy demonstrators stood up against time in 2019 china is determined to show that its military is stronger than ever but the success of president xi jinping his leadership may depend on how he handles china's new found prosperity matheson. facing. new reports of a measure that suggests president sought the help of another foreign leader for political gain president trump the australian prime minister to help the justice department investigate the mother inquiry which examined russian interference in the 2016 election yes training governments admitted it agreed to help the president's already facing an impeachment inquiry into his dealings with the ukrainian president have a culhane. for u.s. president donald trump right now it's all about the investigations the impeachment

investigation into his dealings with ukraine and now another one published reports say that the president reached out to australian prime minister scott morrison for help looking into how the investigation into russian election interference got started and he's not alone his attorney general william bar reportedly did the same with the united kingdom and italy if true this would be unprecedented u.s. officials asking allies to help them investigate u.s. intelligence agencies and the congressional investigation into the ukrainian controversy is speeding ahead and monday new subpoenas for trump's confidant rudy giuliani's documents and his dealings with ukraine giuliani responded saying he might testify but he's still claiming he is trump's lawyer which could imply attorney client privilege but analyst jeff hauser says giuliani has publicly said something very different rudy giuliani has said that he is not actually

transpersonal attorney is. doing essentially emissary work on behalf of trump as an individual on the trump campaign and that does not provide any sort of privilege which would protect his documents from going to congress the president has been taking to twitter and to the cameras to pronounce he's done nothing wrong the response from democrats in congress we'll find out and fast tactical again al-jazeera washington. andrew thomas has more now on the australian connection from sydney the spokesperson for australia's government has essentially said that there's nothing unusual about this phone call in a statement they said the ghostwriting government has always been ready to assist and cooperate with efforts that help shed further light on the matters under investigation and the prime minister scott morrison confirmed this readiness once again in a conversation with the president so they've characterized that there merely as the prime minister of australia helping out the leader of a friendly country the us president in an ongoing investigation well the opposition

party here in australia sees things very differently they think that this is scott morrison helping donald trump with what is essentially a political investigation into a political problem the militia investigation and they have said that his assistance is in disparate saying that mullah investigation and answer the elder naisi the leader of the opposition here has said that australia's prime minister has involved himself in what is essentially a domestic issue inside the united states and has a lot of explaining to do well australia is involved in a war face because it was a conversation between an australian diplomat in london and an aide to the then crump campaign back in $26.00 saying that kick started the more inquiry george papadopoulos a young aide on the front campaign told alexander downer the australian high commissioner in london at the time that the russians he believed had on hillary clinton that they were going to leak during the campaign and that meant that trump was more likely to win the election than he might otherwise have been alexander

down effect that information back to australia's capital camera and in turn his superiors in canberra felt it important enough information to tell the f.b.i. and that is where the whole millette investigation began well there's a lot of conspiracy theories perhaps in the us that that initial conversation in london was in some way orchestrated by the clinton campaign and that in many ways is what donald trump is trying to prove in some ways through this investigation so that's australia's involvement and here is scott morrison australia's prime minister saying that he will do what he can to help donald trump further those inquiries. still to come here at al-jazeera the british prime minister boris johnson says he's ruling out extending a deadline for bryant said what he says will solve the issues that is holding up a deal. at least one person being killed in protests in haiti demands for the president's resignation continuing.

hallow this season already heading south it will reach indonesia eventually but it's a bit erratic in its motion at the what top class show where the heaviest rain is more recently and it's just general areas in borneo and sumatra where you're going to find the rain during wednesday but will still see a repeat rejuvenation of that sort of thing in vietnam cambodia in central thailand and in the philippines but for java it remains dry for the next couple of days in australia having seen the end of september has produced a new record the hottest september on record and the driest september for 42 years further east a different story the start of october was the coldest in 75 years at 4.2 in melbourne there is a chilly spring morning however sings have changed somewhat the sun is getting

stronger and stronger action or fronts money running through the bite to bring rain and not very warm weather to tasmania the term she's in and a rather different so you're near the 30 mark bradley 20 far from melbourne there's the green dots from brisbane northwards in this part of australia we've seen flooding is not a strong reason that we could see them repeated during wednesday perth remains at 23 so not as warm as adelaide or indeed melbourne and a similar story exists in just this day. my cancer. experience would like to have

a busy. places to get. her mind and now the top stories here and out as they are the demonstrations in hong kong have turned violent on the day that china celebrates national day peace using tear gas to disperse protests in some demonstrators a building barricades and setting fires. beijing has marked the 70th anniversary of communist rule in china with a display of military strength in his speech president xi jinping called for a unified china that includes hong kong. here reports of

a measure of president trump sought by help of another foreign leader for political gain he also the australian prime minister to help the justice department investigate the miller inquiry which examined russian interference in the 2 of the 16 election. of the british prime minister boris johnson is also being the e.u. to rule out extending the deadline that's according at least to media reports in the u.k. the times newspaper says the jew k. the u.k. is due to leave in 30 days from now and the prime minister says he'll present new ideas for solving the issues that held up his predecessors deal including the irish forward shortly. brussels and dublin have both been skeptical mr johnson is also under pressure after allegations of corruption during his time as mayor of london and on a more personal level that a great journalist 20 years ago breaks it in the prime minister's future are there

for dominating the conservative party conference that is taking place in manchester in the north of england our correspondent there is lawrence lee an awful lot for the prime minister to be dealing with then lawrence. yes though excitingly it's october and you know what so it was when bracks it's going to happen so. what they're trying to do here is sort of build up a head of steam really ahead of boris johnson's speech tomorrow which is supposed to be setting out a few ideas for what are going to do with brussels to sort the whole thing out as trying to pick its a bit with men and bricks it. as you got any ideas to think up the sleeve yeah i think so understand what's going on what you need to understand is we're in a phony war at the moment and attention amongst politicians isn't focused on it's focused on the election that everyone knows is coming so everyone is trying to

maneuver themselves into the best possible position for the election and that's how to understand it is you can point to brussels i mean there was some thought last night about a customs posts in ireland and then this morning he said we're not doing customs posts in ireland you know if you just go around and around in circles and don't get anywhere with us well the government has got a plan it is revealing that plan to the e.u. 27 today in a series of phone calls we do not know for definite what it is there was you said there have been leaks about it but i think again you need to think about this in context as far as the government is concerned the point of this plan is as much to convince the electorate that they tried and were rebuffed as it is to actually get a deal and so you think whatever they come forward is not going anywhere with the europeans if what is leaked is actually what they're going to say that i don't think the prospects are good it's all just are is foreign minister last night in very very clear language says this is an old it's not so good for all of the soul and what about this theory there's also doing the rounds a says going to try to irritate the european union so much that they'll just say just just go away we can't be bothered with you anymore we're not going to give you

an extension well of course we heard this sort of language before didn't we before march the last breaks it deadline when senior figures in the conservative party was saying we're going to make their life difficult if they make a stay in the e.u. ignored that and i'm pretty certain that this time around the e.u. would ignore that kind of language as well because that one way the election for several reasons the e.u. don't want no deal they don't want to be blamed for no deal by saying no for to an extension we've asked for and as you quite rightly say they know there's going to be an election and things might might be clearer after that. you know we should walk around this party conference should you find an exciting place to be at the moment that with the conservatives no i mean i don't know it's quite dull and it's quite dull because we're in that phony war situation where. what is posturing everyone is shadow boxing but nothing much is getting done i don't thank you very much indeed. dole i have to say it most certainly is a lot of the speeches even comps conservative commentators have said have been so still to finally boring it's almost like they're trying to make them dull to make boris johnson look exciting by comparison when he speaks more thank you very much

lawrence lee live in manchester in the north of england at the conservative party conference now here is police and the military say they still support martin vizcaya as president despite congress having voted to suspend him for office opposition politicians and symbolically sworn in his vice president after his carter dissolved congress to stop it electing judges to the constitutional tribe you know but the opposition members defied the executive order and remained in congress for the vote marianna sanchez has the latest from lemur. now peru has 2 presidents. the presidential palace and the vice president. has been sworn in and congress happened a while ago and to. sit in a small speech. moved by president microscopical wrist is unconstitutional

move although president he's got about how the program ask president to close congress if he receives a 2nd. no vote of confidence which happened today declared the vacancy of the president to same activities i was unfit he was. moral incapacitated to continue being a precedent now this happened without an impeachment without a trial which of course will raise questions about the legality of this move and congress in the meantime president he's got. the top brass of the military in the presidential palace that have gone there to show their support person he's got a he also you see the rest ignition the fault he's having of members and sworn in a new prime minister or cabinet chief how it's known here and outside of congress protestors supporting you scott are confronting the police the riot police throwing

tear gas for some time and. protests have continued for some time in this crisis that has been going on for months now. in violent confrontations between the police and government demonstrators in haiti at least one person has been killed opposition leaders in the country have refused to take part in a national dialogue instead they're calling for more demonstrations. there on monday the streets of the haitian capital port au prince were once again taken over by thousands of demonstrators. it's been 3 weeks since the unrest began and protests against the haitian president show no signs of letting down. there was not exactly what we're looking for president of melba ways to put him in jail because the haitian people don't recognize him as the president of haiti we've been fighting for so long but things don't improve all the government doesn't steal.

clashes between police and demonstrators have become commonplace so have attacks against private businesses and police stations. authorities have been accused of excessive force using tear gas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators one local journalist was shot during the most recent unrest but over the past few weeks the violence on the streets has claimed several lives. despite the police standing in our way we're not afraid of anything we will continue to do what we have to do. demonstrators blame haiti's president for a laundry list of problems the country's plagued by double digit inflation currency devaluation and an ongoing fuel shortage that's wreaked havoc on public services and international delegation of ambassadors known as the core group are attempting to mediate haiti's ongoing political crisis but opposition leaders or unwilling to sit down for a national dialogue say the only thing that will stop the unrest in the country is the resignation of president juvenal noise. officials say public schools and

several government services will remain shut down until the unrest subsides but with opposition leaders calling for more protests. no one really knows how long that reads my little apollo al-jazeera the prince. the greek government says thousands of refugees on the island of lesbos will be moved to the mainland after a fire at an overcrowded camp killed at least one the asylum seeker when it broke out on sunday 17 others were injured about 12000 people are living in the maria camp and that's 4 times its capacity emergency workers in northeastern taiwan are searching for survivors after an arch bridge collapsed on top of several boats video from the coast guard captured the moment the 140 meter long bridge gave way at the nan fangirl fishing ports the national fire agency says it thinks at least 6 people are trapped on one of the bits 10 people have been taken to hospital at

least 6 are in critical condition. and in the morning the new parliamentary nationwide demonstrations opposing the draft bills which critics say could impact civil rights have been running battles in the capital and in other cities 2 students are being killed several others admitted to hospital since the protests started last week. from. inside indonesia as parliament the swearing in of $575.00 members taking an oath to uphold the country's laws and democracy. but outside tension is palpable parliament has come under fire for rushing through several controversial bills before the end of the legislative time what initially started as a student protest turned into a wider movement of civil society groups trying to protect their rights thousands of taking to the streets over the past week calling for a revised anti-corruption law to be repealed critics say it weakens the power of

the corruption eradication commission and only benefits the elite and corrupt officials one of. the freedom of indonesia we cannot express ourselves we are really i guess in some cases demonstrations turned violent protesters threw rocks petrol bombs and lit firecrackers around 26000 security personnel responded with tear gas to disperse crowds on monday. mass protests led to president joke of a daughter delaying the passing of some bills 5 full discussion in the new parliamentary term but the most controversial a pending criminal code which could discriminate against religious minorities outdoor sex outside marriage ban abortion and even make it illegal to insult the president attests to say the measures could turn indonesia into a repressive society how can we call our country democratic when liberation is piloting the people's right. on the street after 10 we know that many in a nation women work late to support their families this is very unfair and demands

have grown beyond that. states of issues there are calls to end forest fires and to military action in west papua the government has tried to make changes to its goals for many years detaching from wars that have been established in stocks colonial rule for many here it could grow fast progress already made pressure is mounting on the president as he heads into his 2nd 5 year term in office he maintains the upcoming laws and bills may require more consideration while his caught in a tug of war between appeasing the public and political elite analysts believe all i should be on the new parliament to communicate with more transparency the new congress can see ok if i'm not meet the demands from the public then there was like more right all of these generations and you in the us has shown all of us that they can make a very good public demand and slackness it these are some of the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since 1908 the protesters say they want the president to side

with them and hear their aspirations and for now they say that demonstrations will continue he mohammed al jazeera jakarta. congress to take a look at the top stories here it out as there are demonstrations in hong kong have turned violent as china celebrates national day the police are trying to disperse protesters using tear gas some demonstrators a building barricades. or beijing has been marking the 70th anniversary of communist rule with a display of military strength in his speech president xi called for a unified china that includes hong kong. we have to maintain the peaceful united one country 2 systems principle to keep hong kong and macau as long term prosperity and stability and to push the

relationship on each side to develop peacefully and we will keep realizing and keep working hard to realize the peaceful unification of china. new reports of emerge that president translate the help of another foreign leader for political gain he asked the australian prime minister to help the justice department investigate the miller inquiry which examined russian interference in the 2016 election mr trump is already facing an impeachment inquiry into what was said in a phone call to ukraine's president peru's rebel politicians are voted to suspend martin biz card from office and have symbolically sworn in as vice president the act of defiance followed his career as dissolution of congress in an effort to stop it from electing judges to the constitutional tribunals. at least one person's been killed in protests in haiti as many continue to demand the resignation of president

juvenile maurice schools and businesses remain closed there's widespread anger about alleged government corruption emergency workers in northeastern taiwan are searching for survivors after an arch bridge collapsed on top of several boats video from taiwan's coast guard captured the moment the 140 meter long bridge gave way at the nun fangirl fishing ports the national fire agency says it believes at least 6 people are trapped on one of the boats 10 people have been taken to hospital with at least 6 in critical condition. all right those are the latest headlines and from us here at al-jazeera the news continues with hollerin about half an hour after women make change. i shall. receive live justice special coverage

on al-jazeera i've got to listen to muscles in place with people i.e. when enslaved in bed they found them we begin this. is not back from one. the few yes one. and i let me show you something this is a $1.25 a well i did it with my a very small profit.