this is news coming to you live from hong kong pushes ahead with legislation that fuel the territory's biggest protests and. says posed extradition. cold justice the critics say beijing really wants to target political opponents in the city protests against the wall turned violent also coming up germany's foreign minister applies to tehran to try to save the iran's nuclear deal we find out how our brains are managing to get by as u.s.

sanctions by. turkey that's supposed to be lost forever beneath the waters of a 12000 years of human civilization before to provide electricity. plus we look back on the dramatic day in the women's world cup one which brought joy pain for scotland and of course included it should controversy. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us tensions remain high in hong kong after a massive protest against a planned extradition law turned violent police clashed with protesters after hundreds of thousands had marched peacefully against the proposed wall they're angry about a bill that would allow hong kong to send suspects to mainland china to face trial

critics say that would give beijing free rein to pursue political opponents in hong kong which has kept its own justice system after returning to chinese rule in 1997 . the territory's probation leader has vowed to press on with the bill saying it's crucial for hong kong's future this is a very important piece of legislation that will have to uphold just as and also ensure that hong kong will fulfill the international obligation in terms of cost boundary and transnational crimes. well the organizers of the protest say as many as a 1000000 people took to the streets on sunday they had hoped such an immense show of rejection would force the territories government to shelve the bill but has been building a met some of the organizers who have different ideas. pro-democracy organizations have been preparing for this demonstration for weeks christopher among is leader of

one of the most prominent groups involved the mobilization he's going through. what. he's been feuding. including secondary schools including student out shows. those days yet. they're demanding kerry lands hong kong government scrap an extradition bill which would allow suspects to be sent to mainland china the government has amended it twice already and says concerns that would be abused are unfounded. international spotlight will be on every surrender request put forward by. complete transparency other capo seizures and whole cause i don't think they will put trumped up cases to hold up. but that is exactly what christopher among fears just a few days ago this a memorial in hong kong to

a labor activist who died after serving years in a mean than chinese prison. hong kong's trade unions have been supporting labor activists in china for a long time but the bill has increased their concerns he was. trying his government who make use of this. amendment. punishing. people who live. in the 9th ward on. similar fears have been voiced by media associations hong kong free press is an independent news website that was launched in 2015 amid worries about shrinking press freedom. i don't think there will be any immediate sort of changes or or or exercising of of the floor when it kicks in because there's been such a course of criticism but i would not be surprised in the years to come if it was

a new thing in a very broad and for conan way and that is what worries of the journalist and many other factors in hong kong. as protesters gathered on sunday it quickly became clear their hopes for a large turnout had been met. if organizers estimates that they numbered a 1000000 are correct it would be the biggest demonstration here for 30 years. and joining us from hong kong is tom grundy editor in chief of hong kong free press who we just saw in that report. the chief executive there in hong kong carrie lee she shares that the government will not withdraw the bill can this bill still be stopped well you would think in any of the city a 1000000 man march would or trigger some concessions from the government if that figure is correct that's 14 percent of the population but as we just saw you know

in the last hour or 2 chief executive carol lam who protesters were asking to stand has basically stood firm and said that there would be no further concessions someone made earlier for the business community over certain white collar crimes. but it seems that this bill will arrive at the main legislative chamber on wednesday just after a q. and a with. and it could be a matter of weeks as this is a push through. an accelerated process through the legislature ahead of of of the the summer break. what can you tell us about the clashes between police and protesters overnight apparently those protests turned violent. you know we have front line reporters down there of the night as the police permits expire they move quickly to clear protesters around the rear of the ledge the church and the government headquarters some quite heavy scenes and pepper spray was deployed as

protesters were attempting to build barricades in a repeat of some of the of the more violent scenes of the umbrella movement in 2014 over 300 people were were aidid by police and by about 6 am roads were cleared the police commissioner stephen low and chief executive kowanyama condemned the violence are investigating people concerned otherwise yesterday's a historic protest possibly the largest in hong kong history. went through very peacefully so where does this go from here tom what quite expect in the days and weeks to come well we just heard in the last few minutes that there's going to be another protest outside the little show on wednesday there's also been calls for labor strikes we've seen just a few small businesses commit to that so far we've seen petitions hundreds of petitions in fact some some groups of conservative and post abolition and some

business groups even lawyers journalists and judges speak out on. some sectors who wouldn't normally speak out or aren't shouldn't or aren't really allowed to have been condemning this but many see this is simply the latest incursion. of china into on kong and it's unclear if there's going to be any concessions at this point. thank you very much tom grundy there of hong kong free press. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world a polling crane has killed one person and injured several others in the u.s. city of dallas a crane collapsed into an apartment building during a storm crews searching the building found the body of a woman 6 other people were taken to hospital. authorities in kazakhstan say.

has won the country's presidential election with more than 70 percent of the vote. is the hand-picked successor of former president knows a ton of. the vote was overshadowed by public demonstrations protesters cried with they said was a fixed election. in haiti at least one person has been reported killed in the capital port au prince during bottle of protests demanding the removal of president . government auditors have accused of embezzling public funds intended for repairing the country's infrastructure. and the man has been charged after setting off panic at washington d.c.'s gay pride parade amid rumors of active shooter eventually threatened another person with an air pistol sending hundreds of people running in fear we say 7 parade goers were injured in the commission.

germany's foreign minister who is in tehran for talks aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal between iran and a group of world powers iranian government is putting pressure on germany saying must must deliver more than just words on his visit and state t.v. has said the european union has failed to salvage the deal here's what must have to say before he arrived in tehran. we want to exchange views in tehran on what further steps can be taken to help us fulfill our obligations but just as much iran to a discussion of less for less is not at a date we're prepared to have that's why i hope that we on both sides will find constructive ways of preserving the agreement at this discussion. i believe after all that iran must also have a political interest in ensuring that this agreement continues to exist in the future. does this does this from. far back your. journeys for

mr there well joining us now in studio is our political correspondent simon young simon what's the current state of play here what is the status of the iran nuclear deal without the us on board what is in a polish state because as you say the us pulled down 2 year ago they believe the deal doesn't work and the thing to do is to ramp up sanctions as they've done they've also increased their military posts just putting an aircraft carriers in heavy bombers and all the military assets into the region so it's a serious situation iran on its side is threatening to pull out of the deal rather they've set a deadline of early july full european the european partners to the deal to as they say normalize economic relations with iran. that's quite difficult to do efforts are only going analysts say you know that otherwise the

consequences that iran says it could impose if that doesn't happen could mean really still wanting then nuclear program of course that's exactly what western countries want to avoid being in western countries what is the german foreign minister want to achieve on his current visit what's at stake for germany and the other signatories are trying to keep the deal going. well the german foreign minister said what he's trying to do is promote dialogue and deescalation so he's just trying to keep the talking going and keep the iranians in play and he said that as you heard him say they have the idea of less for less is not acceptable in other words a new iranian effort so watered down the the deal would to down their commitments in return for a lesser commitment on on the other side that's not going to work for him. he said both sides are going to keep their promises and what the europeans have got to do is implement this instinct payment system which is

a way for european countries german companies that want to do business in iran to avoid the threat of u.s. sanctions on their side he said it's a difficult system to set up that have been done before and of course the problem is that european companies may still worry that the more important trade if they have some with the u.s. may be affected they may face sanctions if they do business with iran so that's what all this is about he's there to keep the talking going. simon thank you so much political correspondent sannio. iran has been under sanctions for years there were international sanctions before the 2015 nuclear deal and there are u.s. asians the economy is suffering and people are finding the sanctions increasingly irksome here's more. a wealthy area in northern tehran it's known for its chic betakes and modern fashion but even here the stores aren't doing well economic

sanctions imposed by the u.s. have hit them hard. i don't know what our future holds but one thing is sure it's getting worse here every day that goes for the economy as well as unemployment. most iranians no matter how rich or poor and being impacted is part of northern tehran it's also a cultural hub many young people made up here at night they too are hurting due to the sanctions. yun hota daily life is hard and now young people concept foods have their own stores anymore that's why they come here to sell their products so they can and their livelihood that way. is in the yeah. as things get hot a summer bell many conservative clerics wouldn't approve of these musicians because they're playing instruments. we also have films from an openly defying the

country's head scofflaw but the authorities are cracking down on street vendors. when there are too many people here it attracts attention to please come and move us on confiscated my things 5 or 6 times and i've had to set up my stool again every time. but enforcing the country's strict fos rules isn't the government's top priority at the moment and people know that they closely following the country's dispute with the united states and the growing threat of war with washington among some that's fueling discontent. momus in your own government is to blame for this crisis they can go ahead and kill me for saying that i'm old and i can't do much more anyway damage to that. but others disagree like this cat phiona she told us ordinary people just want to be left in pace. so yet so much if i have nothing to do with politics even i figured out that this could mean wolf

we're rainy and a very patient icon's imagine that it would be us who would stuff like that but if you'll stay. in the square is called the garden of paradise and amidst all the fear and uncertainty in tehran it offers a glimpse of the freedom many a determined to hold on to. so dense military has used tear gas to stop protesters setting up barricades in the capital khartoum it's the government's response to a campaign of civil disobedience organized by opposition groups their call for a general. has left shops closed and streets deserted one report says 4 people were killed on the 1st day of the strike. sudan security forces patrol the capital i mean to contain opposition protests have been stopping demonstrators from setting up makeshift roadblocks which are intended in part to slow soldiers down the opposition is responding to the military crackdown just days ago that left dozens

dead. despite the dangers the protesters are pushing on. our demands have to be accepted completely. if anything we don't want people who are not capable military personnel of ruling us because we have experience with military rule as. i say that i scare you. the opposition calls its latest moves a campaign of civil disobedience it includes a general strike that began on sunday with many workers staying at home streets were left deserted with most stores and establishment shuttered my will that pretty well the situation isn't normal everything's closed i couldn't find bread i couldn't find anything actually except for these vegetables here at a standstill. sudan's military council indicated sunday it could be willing to restart negotiations with the opposition meanwhile protest leaders are telling people to stay home from work until

a civilian government is established. to turkey now or authorities have begun to wipe one of the world's oldest towns off the map haasan kif in the kurdish majority southeast was among the 1st places human subtle along the tigris river now a new day means it will soon be at the bottom of an artificial reservoir rooting tens of thousands of people and putting the remains of 12000 years of human civilization under water. as he does every day our going wanders through the garden of his small guest house house posse or magnificent garden people staying here can enjoy the idyllic town and his home grown fruits and vegetables but not for much longer a government dam project is set to flood the entire area. they don't think about how they will be changing our lives and our cultural

heritage but that's what concerns us most losing a culture that's what we have freedom. from computers of. the houses in the ancient town of house on keith over 12000 years ago it was one of the 1st human settlements on the banks of the tigris river soon it will be history the elease to dam is set to be completed soon 60 kilometers southeast of here planned as early as the 1950 s. as part of a development project for turkey's largely kurdish southeastern region its purpose is to produce hydroelectric power the project was highly controversial from the beginning local residents like neurotic and have been trying to stop it. yani data to lose them and always say yes that would generate electricity you know only of what could be gained by flipping

a place like this. but this dam will produce just one percent of the energy that turkey needs. and there's. about $50000.00 people will lose their homes to the dam the government is resettling some of them in a new town some of the storable monuments are also being relocated. figured out are going is on his way to the new town he's bought a plot of land for a new hotel. i'm going to take up everything here and take the soil with me or that's the only way anything will grow here it's like container gardening. shop owners in the old town center will also have to start from scratch hasn't keefe is a popular day trip destination for tourists merchants like more out i hand fear for their livelihood it's. one of the. pages far too

little compensation they tell us we can buy new shops in the new town and pay them off in installments but how there is no work for as. an old arabic poem from the region says these treasures show that we have existed if they are lost the memory of their creators will also disappear. because i'm keeps residents fear that this age old saying could prove true. oh say 3 of the women's world cup in press. joining me to talk about the action as pablo foley ileus from d.w. sports pub australia took on italy in yesterday's 1st match in its presence well it was well call it a huge shock for a straight terry everyone thought that they'd eighties pass italy and they'd have absolutely no problem considering as well that they have superstar striker sam occur among their ranks but it wasn't to be but i don't want to give away all the

details it's all we can do is actually take a look at the report. bus train you were awarded an early penalty and a chance for a dream start captain samantha current took responsibility sloughing her lines 1st before slotting home the rebound was a heavy touch from defending clint poking home allowed italy's bobbitt i've been in a run i'm told in the 55th minute i was the strike is staying cool to draw her side level. with the game welling's injury time it's really one of free kick. i've been in 0 was under it's against a school and hand her side a dramatic late winner. the whistle went shortly after confirming that she won results by pitt's

a pill to swallow for duck course is australia. better pill indeed what went wrong for australia well it was kind of almost what went right to more for italy in many respects there and now this is a team that for 20 years have even have even managed to get into the world cup so 1st. no one thought that they'd be able to get past it straight ahead like i said before with you know players like sam kerman. but it's really exploded in the past few years and we're seeing that because there's a lot of quality players there and looks like they're working very well together and under their. better to leave she said one thing that the team spirit in the 2nd half of the game was what made the difference in the game and now also it's important to note that you know we saw there the recall free kicks and bought about a. not at home winner but also they were quite on looking in the game at the against australia they had 2 of their goals disallowed and that was because of the

video assistance referee and panic stations perhaps. after that result. not the only game talk about here we fans a nice yesterday got to see england beat scotland was an easy win for england well england have actually despite winning against scotland they looked very sloppy it wasn't a very polished performance by any stretch we're taking a look here. this game here the hand that did this was a humble that gave him a chance to score from the penalty spot nicky to paris converted to to make it. the line ss double their lead before half time when white on the loose ball in the box . made it 21 and then scotland pulled a goal back through clare in the 79th minute but like i said england looked far from polished it was definitely very sloppy and there's been quite a lot of criticism. for england's performance phil neville will reading need to

sort of pulled a team together and make sure that they they look a little bit better a little bit sort of more fluid and the team comes together for their next match and for today's game i will ask everybody to choose and watch definitely take on argentina they were the runners up of course japan in 2015 will be watching it public. sport thanks so much. formula one racing now and lewis hamilton of mercedes has won the canadian grand prix the british driver actually crossed the finish line just behind ferrari's of us in fact all the german had been penalized 5 seconds for rejoining the track in an unsafe matter and once it remains at the top of the season's drivers' standings in tennis rafael nadal is the french open champion once again in a repeat of last year's final nidal faced off with dominic team for the title and just like last year the spaniard continued his phenomenal spell of dominance to

rack up a record breaking victory. it was a quick turnaround for dominic team he only finished his mammoth 5 cent semifinal against novak djokovic on saturday then on sunday he faced the king of clay on his favorite course so it came as no surprise when rafael nadal took the opening set 63. 5 team fought back to win the next set but nadal was back to his ruthless best after that securing a double break of serve to claim the 3rd 61. the 4th was just as brutal when team sent to return long on match point and down 12 french open victory was secured was to see no other player has won as many titles as a single grand slam tournament and while teams time may yet come the now that king reign supre. the you're watching news from berlin coming up

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