good to know that. this is g.w. news live from berlin and more tear gas on the streets of hong kong police fired multiple rounds of gas to disperse pro-democracy protesters after the violence at the airport sit down on tuesday china react furiously to what it calls terrorists like attacks on its citizens by protesters also coming up are they in danger from radiation that is what the residents of a small russian town want to know after last week's deadly accident at a nearby weapons range fishel response has only raised more questions.

i'm sorry kelly walked into the program more tear gas in hong kong as hundreds of protesters gathered outside a police station and yet another violent clash into territory pro-democracy demonstrators had been marching through a residential district the latest clash follows 2 days of mass protest at hong kong's international airport that at times turned violent. correspondent tb kong is standing by with the very latest from hong kong now and we are just hearing these fresh reports of protests that just kicked up again in hong kong as evening falls what more do we know. yes protest says they originally they can enhance i.f.a. stations in downtown hong kong slice to mock the annual goat festival which is

a childish and chinese religious festival and protest says open standards press has traditionally read shows like burning paper offerings and praise on things over there and some of them as august gathering eli they events pointed to later scenes at the police station with people also chance so goes against police excessive force to specially on the long haul thing injuries of the lady area over the weekend and holding center they wanted to close has it and also they accuse the coach has said all accounts offices by race of places but then those have said they refused to leave and actually says no there actually is a whole confrontations asli to essentially as we have seen all the practice that essentially police say 5 rounds of tear gas to disperse protesters flew point they said things like who was the time that the police station and what isn't really

incredible so far is really just a sense of resolve among these protestors c.v.a. it seems like these clashes have really become the new norm. well you pick just like cheney has like over 50 is becoming like you long as you have mentioned that is the also the impression i'm out of many of the hong kong citizens because even though the police they're explaining they're using the minimum force to disperse protesters says but we. a have become quite frequently news buckland to the 1st protest says no matter what they see. there is what i see sicko coming patient a lot like tonight who has said you can like psych us out for lisa stebic leave us a police safe to use uses time to leave so there are 2 like several protests upcoming in the coming 2 days so having this will be

a dual message you have mentioned in the foreseeable future and it's a developing situation on the ground this evening phebe kong with the very latest on what is happening there in hong kong thank you meantime hong kong's international airport has now reopened following 2 days of mass protests china's hong kong affairs office has condemned yesterday's violence calling it terrorists like a ramp up in rhetoric during the territories long summer of unrest. from kiryas to cal hong kong international starting to resemble an airport once again this morning passengers on the move departure boards no longer a sea of red cancellations the signs of the crippling protest still visible on disk run to travelers to. stop the protests but at the end of the day we're

going to stop the blind protesters because we're the ones caught in the middle of the sandwich. tent you know arm already 2 days late getting to where i'm going to be. that's costing me money the airport authority was not visible and all the counters were simply close all gone you closed the condos. hours earlier riot police clashed with protesters a mob cornered one officer snatching his bottle. before he drew his gun remarkably no one was killed. elsewhere the captured this man believed to be an undercover policeman. he was kicked and beaten . eventually medics wheeled him to safety. council authority said the violence amounted to torture large number of protesters with surrounding and attacking police officers and vehicles some were even pointing

laser beams and the negotiation carter officer who was trying to defuse the situation and help extricate the injured visitors. through a course at your it seems threatening the safety of everyone on site now though concerns of a much bigger conflict these images appear to show chinese military build up in a stadium just over the border in shenzhen that's consistent with mainland media reports and raises the specter of an unprecedented confrontation on the streets of hong kong. and we're joined here in the studio now by didi kirsten tallow journalist an expert on china and hong kong welcome to the program we had this apology from the protesters for the disruption at the airport what do you make of that you know that was a really good step i think because it shows a softness reflectiveness about what's going on and i think it also shows a way towards some kind of

a compromise now with the protesters also saying ok this is a really terrible situation but if they make a step forward perhaps the government could consider also coming a step forward and this is this is the only way that this is going to be resolved through compromise at this point however we have seen from the chinese side though you know stronger rhetoric coming from them they now say that these protests are near terrorist acts what do you make of the potential chances that we can see this further defend into a more descent excuse me into a more violent situation you know well this is our huge fear as hong kong is and i can i have to say it's absolutely terrifying for a lot of people the sort of the i mean the militia on the streets i think that the rhetoric is frightening it's designed to be frightening that doesn't mean it doesn't mean anything it does mean something but one has to simply say we're not there yet everyone just stay calm and i think again both sides need to stop making compromises beijing is raising more and more red flags that's clear through the

language in the language matters a lot but there is still some room to go the international community has been putting on pressure for those compromises to be made german chancellor angela merkel commenting today calling for a peaceful resolution to the situation we also have the united states warning about swift consequences if china terms of violent crackdown how important are these international responses just china really care at the end of the you know i think they do care and a lot of people will say that they don't that they're going to do what they're going to do because it's a tough regime it's. one party state statistic tator ship however i think china does care about its international image about how it's perceived by the west i think it really wants to be seen as you know civilized now sending the army and isn't particularly civilized frankly and you know it happened in beijing in 1909 it was a total disaster for its image for decades to they really want that happening again in hong kong exactly 30 years later in just as she really want to be seen as a regime that basically subdue cities by force of arms that's the question and i

think they are prepared to do it if they feel they have to but i really really wish hope and pray that we don't get there and that compromise is the way forward and there i see the hong kong government as having a lot of work to do because they need to compromise as well these fundamental demands of the protesters were actually promised in the basic law i.e. greater voting rights constitutional changes towards more self governance the rights to control their own life and solve problems on the ground and then not being held to you know beijing and hong kong government keep pushing it away and away and kicking the can down the road there's a lot of compromise that could be reached there if the hong kong government was prepared to do that so much at stake here and we see the sense of resolve resolve on both sides really holding firm leave to their positions due to christian taught load journalist an expert on china and hong kong thank you thank you. and let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world and italian court has ruled that a migrant rescue ship with almost 150 people on board may enter the country's

waters after 13 days that seeing italy's interior ministry have banned the ship from italian territory another ship carrying more than 300 people is still adrift in the mediterranean and with storm conditions on the way. on the anniversary of a deadly bridge collapse in northern italy a prosecutor has said that parts of it struck parts of its structure haven't been maintained for 25 years senior politicians attended a memorial service today and jenna watched to honor the victims. and a swedish court has convicted us raw for a sap rocky of assault and given him a suspended sentence the charges stem from a street ball brawl earlier this year the rapper who's willing is rocky meyers is not in sweden he was allowed to leave after calls for his release from high profile american artists and from u.s. president donald trump. to russia now and the kremlin says it's winning the race to

develop cutting edge nuclear weapons that's the site last week's deadly explosion at a military testing site in northern russia authorities ordered the evacuation of a nearby village only to cancel it hours later local officials had reported a spike in radiation levels which russians defense ministry denied for many of these denials echo soviet era attempts to cover up serious disasters. a town between mourning and a sense of unease has all relevant information about last week's incident really being released 5 leading scientists were among the 7 who died in an explosion that calls thai levels of radiation to be released into the atmosphere they're being honored as national heroes with officials praising their efforts to control the situation. the testing range in your knocks on the white sea is the same site where the soviet atomic bomb was developed directives from the sites nuclear research center gave an assessment of last week's incident. that are huge it was

a chain of tragic events following an initial analysis the man tried to get back under control unfortunately without success. according to experts in washington the incident was connected to the development of new powerful new pm mistrials during an engine test liquid fuel allegedly caught light causing an explosion u.s. scientists say that that should not have released radiation but that's exactly what happened. with radiation levels. go only for an hour. that say experts suggests the engineer was nuclear power and. that the russian nuclear research center near the city of several advanced nuclear submarines have built and fitted out with atomic weapons there have been similar such accidents in the past though most are not

revealed to the public what is clear is that radiation levels here 30 kilometers from the site of last week's explosion remain 20 times above the normal level. residents near the testing site on nervous regularly monitoring radiation levels with their own kids. those in the locality of inox where initially told they would have to evacuate then came the clear though not from environmentalists. or. even of those living as far as 30 kilometers from the incident site of the could be at risk and. depending on which substances were really. iodine tablets only limited protection against possible radiation exposure local pharmacists infomed people about the associated risks but they say that didn't put

many off. people were panicking in an hour we've sold all our iodine tablets and meds and. russia is determined to develop weapons that travel vast distances at the speed of sound outpacing any missile defense systems. but right now it seems it still has a way to go. the 16 year old climate activist gratitude where it has begun a 2 week journey across the atlantic in a racing yacht to further her campaign against climate change the swedish team who is behind the fridays for future student strikes plans to attend the united nations climate summit in new york next month and to the cop 25 climate change conference in santiago chile in december 2 burke and a team of professional yachtsman set sail from plymouth in england on a boat powered only by wind and solar energy.

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