this is from the hong kong. activists. police arrest protesters including. inciting people to join an illegal gathering released on bail the government has already. today on the program. at least.

to boost the strength of the country's far right. to. become chief executive. as part of a wide range. welcome to the program. authorities in hong kong have begun targeting some of the territories most prominent pro-democracy activists protest leaders joshua walking and agnes cho one of monks those arrested by police today and then released on bail 3 pro-democracy lawmakers were also detained as part of an intensifying crackdown on a protest movement that has seen violent clashes hundreds of arrests and the recent

arrival of troops from mainland china. emerging from caught defiant. joshua long and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. we show not surrender and i urge international community is to send a clear message to a presidency sending ships or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how the all rest of course who us. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has not been banned by authorities. police

deny any link. the allegation that we tie in our arrest is totally false. deeds the public all the events if you weekend in the past of 2 months or. so making arrests today does not make any indication basically millions of people have joined the protest since they began in june over a controversial extradition bill violence has escalated in recent weeks police have deployed rubber bullets batons and tear gas while protesters have thrown rocks and molotov cocktails last weekend police used water cannon for the 1st time over 850 people have been arrested but protesters are vowing to continue with an expanded list of demands including democratic elections an independent inquiry into the police response and dropping charges against all those arrested since the movement has no official leaders activists say that high profile detentions will not stop

them when the government go hard we go hard so the hong kong people are seeing really clearly so we are. the government please respond to the 5 the months as soon as possible although. otherwise people may be using some more radical ways or more hard way to respond to the response of the the test of that protection comes on saturday when activists decide whether to defy the police ban on their march with neither side backing down and maybe 5 the confrontation ahead d.w. correspondent charlotte charleston peerless in hong kong and sends us this assessment . small protests like this one follow another man meant to stay in this protest movement these people chanting 5 a freedom fighter for hong kong now some 900 people have been arrested over the last 13 weeks but the sweep of these high profile activists over the last 24 hours

has left many of these protesters shaken but it's also caused a dark shadow on the days ahead a big march had been planned for tomorrow but organizers had to cool it off after it was banned by police some protesters a scrambling to find legal ways to circumvent the ban but there will be those who are still willing to take to the streets tomorrow that anger fueled by the arrests today undaunted by police warnings that taking part in tomorrow's protests will be breaking the law with a general strike planned for monday and tuesday it seems these arrests have done little to suggest this protest movements. in hong kong well those arrests are being watched closely in other parts of the world d.w. was at a meeting of a u. foreign ministers in helsinki and asked the block's top diplomat for her reaction to the situation hong kong appears to be escalating there were arrests of pro-democracy activists who have now been bailed

a bit evidently the authorities are trying to prevent more protests i understand this was discussed briefly here today can you talk about your concern for that both you and mr harvester has anything to thank you thank you so definitely developments in kong especially for this last hours we were and. we expect. to respect the freedom of assembly expression and association as well as obviously the right of people to demonstrate peacefully and we will continue to follow very closely as either p. and union but also include a nation with member states and. dollars being. yup there were some the other stories making news around the world there have been huge rallies in pakistan to protest against indians decision to strip the disputed region ashleigh of its special thomas status a prime minister iran can condemn the new call for an international response and pakistan has that downgraded diplomatic ties in hole to trade with india. the world

health organization says congo's a boulder death toll has now reached 2000 with another 1000 people infected with the disease that makes it the 2nd largest outbreak on record meanwhile officials in neighboring uganda have confirmed the new case after a child that tested positive after arriving from congo. a judge in scotland has rejected a bid to stop the british parliament from being suspended opponents say the prime minister barak's johnson's move to shut down parliament is unfair and attempt to stifle debate in the final weeks before bracks it is currently to the 31st of october. florida's governor is urging residents to gradually before he can door in hits the state next week currently a category 3 storm it's forecast to become a dangerous category 4 by the time it makes landfall the government has imposed a state of emergency or germany's far right political part of the f.t.

or alternative for germany is expected to make big gains in 2 state elections on sunday in saxony their polling just behind on the map holds a center right c.d.u. and things look even worse for the governing party in brandon but of the social democrats so here's a look at the state of play in these 2 key states. 2 eastern german states are going to the polls and the federal government is holding its breath as the surge of the far right populist a.f.d. could really shake things up saxony dresden is the capital germany's eastern most state has about $4000000.00 residents and is doing rather well economically with the auto industry and high tech but saxony has also developed a thriving right wing scene a year ago right wing extremists occupied the streets of chemists for days violent crime motivated by right wing extremism is that a record high. saxony is governed by

a grand coalition of center right c.d.u. and center left s.p.d. on the party the c.d.u. has led the government here since german reunification it may remain the largest party but is said to lose votes especially to the far right populist a.f.d. and state premier may struggle to put together a new coalition. i'm a democrat i'm against a minority government i've also said i won't coalesce with the f.t. or the left party for reasons of policy and personnel the rest of us will have to be able to talk to each other and be able to form a government as democrats. brandenburg potsdam is the capital the state surrounds berlin and has about 2500000 inhabitants brandenburg is also doing well economically if it weren't for the lignite problem the mining apparatus may grind to a halt soon germany plans to phase out the coal industry which many people here

rely on for a livelihood in brandenburg the s.p.d. has also been in power since reunification it's currently in coalition with the left party but surveys suggest that it's unlikely that the 2 parties can continue to govern together for my work flat out for 161820 hours a day so that the far right populist don't become the most powerful party here just like the coffee the s.p.d. and the a.f.d. are neck and neck in brandenburg but the far right populists are unlikely to take power none of the other parties wants to join a coalition with them for years the a.f.d. has benefited from feelings of insecurity and of being neglected in the east it has taken on the slogans of the civil rights movement in former communist east germany berlin grand coalition partners the c.d.u. and the s.p.d. especially are looking to the state elections with apprehension. the s.p.d. is suffering from dwindling support and membership. and the c.d.u.

is no longer getting through to their core voters in the east not a good sign for under the american grand coalition. the likely winners of the state elections apart from the f.t. will be the greens they're forecast to get record results in both saxony and brandenburg. the chief political adviser behala kirsner has been in the state of brandenburg ageing the mood in the small city of koenig's the house and on the final day of campaigning the latest poll suggests that it will be either a triumph or a victory for the far right a f t a triumph if it manages to beat the social democrat s.p.d. party which has been in government here since reunification for the past 3 decades a victory and little anywhere near what is being taken to the ground about 20 per cent that makes it much harder to form

a coalition here in front of and it could have a ripple effect for the s.p.d. it is currently in government with angela merkel's new cd you partly and if it was really suffers no not the numbers breakdown because of the election results that go listen and the final ones home an awful lot couldn't come to an early end was. branded by. best stylish a functional i'm capable of making just about anyone big cola talking about some gusts of course i'm a bright day you'd be hard pressed to find anyone without a pair on but just how sustainable are your shades and ukranian is hoping to reduce waste eco friendly frames. this is the story of a ukrainian man who had an unusual vision to create eco friendly yet fashionable sunglasses and of one of the world's most common commodities the journey to

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a decade. the sunglasses went into production after maxime managed to raise over $13000.00 on the kickstarter crowdfunding platform now he's planning to market them outside of ukraine to hoping that when it comes to supporting sustainable products the whole world will wake up to smell the coffee. the 76th edition of venice is international film festival is underway one of the controversial highlights is roman polanski's new movie. an officer and the spy premiered an hour or so ago those stories will thrill it tells the story of the dreyfus scandal in which a french army officer played by the stuff shown to not doc is persecuting the cues to spying for the job. you. are if you're just watching for.

your future. if you. like. this you're a. top of the stash is that door w.'s residence cinephile a sculpture in venice and has seen the film welcome scott roman polanski's films always make headlines mostly because of his criminal record what do you make of. the film itself actually is quite good i mean the drive to the fair is quite well known but it's never been turned into a film and it's a quite compelling story about a jewish french officer falsely accused of treason and the scandal that resulted

from that which almost brought down the government in france at the time and polanski whatever you think of the man he's a good filmmaker he tells quite compelling story which is sort of half historical thriller and half courtroom drama but of course a lot of the talk here in venice with this premier is not about how good the film is or its qualities but about the director of itself and whether or not like a vanishing. a platform for a man like polanski who course has a criminal history. and he wasn't he wasn't even there for his big moment was a. no no actually no one really expected him to come because polanski as you know he was convicted of statutory rape in 1977 back in los angeles he fled the country before he was sentenced so he remains officially a fugitive from u.s. justice and is not allowed safely to travel outside his home country of france so if he came here to italy there would have been a good chance that he could have been arrested and extradited to the united states

no one really expect him to come there was some talk that he might skype in to be able to introduce his film to the public here he didn't do that and his producer who was here presenting the film along with the actors made it quite clear they were not going to talk about polanski the man and the personal cases against him but only wanted to discuss the film itself but of course when plans to make the movie we always have to talk about his his his his history and the infamy that falls on. one of the festival itself is it any good to have the offerings have a good do well what are you excited about seeing. yet you know i mean venice in the last few years has become sort of the stark starting gun for the oscar race this is where hollywood sends its biggest and brightest films that it hopes will have a chance to pick up some academy awards next year and we've seen a few potential candidates marriage story no

a bomb backed film with scarlett johansson and adam driver as a couple in a really nasty break up looks really really good the 2 leads of the spectacular and to morrow everyone's really excited to see a superhero movie which you don't usually see in festivals like this but the film is called joker it's supposed to be much darker take on the superhero genre phoenix playing the batman villain but how does he have his own movie but this film was produced. by martin scorsese and apparently it's much closer to taxi driver that is to the event so i'm really excited to see that stocks rose from the venice film festival thank you. football jerseys league champions bond munich and home steps of former goalkeeper all of a com join the club's board from january will take over as chief executive in 2022 and collins ruining to retire as common 18 in this league titles as a player on the 2001 champions league title was a mainstay of the t.v.

things and enjoyed talking in 2008 the 50 year old has maybe worked as a t.v. pundit. let's talk about this more with dave broderick from a d w sport welcome dave is all of a come on the right man to steer by and to more glory i mean that's kind of a tough question to answer just because he has no managerial experience so it's hard to know exactly what to expect from him then again that's sort of the way byron does it take players where legends for the club who maybe you know immediately after retiring or a little time in between and they give them a chance to really run things at the top so as far as past experience we don't have that but if his time as a player is any indication i mean he was really intense player he would run through a wall to win he'd do anything for a victory so you assume he's going to bring a lot of those features into how he manages the team ok and the cons not going to

be the only new figure on the bottom board bonus will be replaced as president when he leaves in november why is he going yeah i mean that news was honestly a bit of a bombshell it was mainly puzzling just because of the timing heinous actually in 2014 served some time in jail for tax evasion and he's only been out for 3 years it seemed a bit odd that he would go through all that he would make his return and then. after that just kind of give it up but he mentioned himself a couple different reasons for stepping down the 1st was wanting to spend more time with his family and the 2nd was he thought it was a good opportunity to bring in his replacement. who used to be the c.e.o. of adidas and also he mentioned specifically something that happened at last year's annual general meeting where some fans who were disappointed with what they saw as a kind of dictatorial way he was running the club actually booed him so let's hear from him about what really pushed this factor. i know is to

me the events at the a.g.m. last year made me think for the 1st time about what would happen if i was no longer in the role. but it just gave me something to think about. with. ok so aside from his 3 years in jail spent dead nearly 50 years a bayani one role or another so how big a loss is he going to be yeah i mean it's hard to understate it this moment is a true changing of the guard between her and this and ruminate of both leaving the club at around the same time. and suspects surely he kind of personified byron he was brash he was arrogant he made some really crazy statements to the press sometimes but he always managed to back it up with wins. and i think he and

ruminate over really driving forces behind bahrain's dominance in the past decades i think it's going to take quite a while to really see what they look like without the 2 of them there how the club maybe changes direction but it could be a moment of serious doubt or danger for bahrain for them to really continue with their success but for the short term they've just really knew the contract of star striker robert lewandowski they have a boatload of star players to work into the team i think for better or for worse at least in the near term they're going to be just the good old byron matter as dominant as always dave thank you. now if i mentioned ice hockey you'd be a rare person if you thought about africa believe it or not that kenya house is not talking to called the ice lions they're lace up their skates several times a week to practice in nairobi. thank you i saw ky at the equator yes it's real right here at this solar powered ice arena twice

a week about 2 dozen adrenaline junkies meet for hockey training at this arena even though it's really too small for the sport most had never seen an ice rink before except on t.v. but now that the ice lions and face the hall is one of the few women players on the team. i'm with you because i know you know my show if it says you have and you don't have these mean these you know so even if you're angry at you by its name to come bank i was and you know that too because. the team is a cross-section of urban kenyan society the young men and women come from different social and economic backgrounds as well as different ethnic groups but when they play hockey together they're all on the same team 22 year old georgia good charter is the goalkeeper fiercely throwing himself in front of the flying pack. mean it was for you but i decided to become a goalkeeper because it suits my personality. and i'll be doing it for the rest of

my life this was safe is used to wearing all the gears hockey players need but it's expensive equipment and the team couldn't afford it if not for the donors and sponsors drummed up by a team called the. he's a native of hockey mad canada who lives in nairobi tim has been in kenya for 9 years but he couldn't live without his country's national sport so he brought it with him filling his suitcases with pads pucks and helmets when he came he says it's worth it just to see the players love for his favorite sport here everyone's motivated so people move up the learning curve show fast you want to teach me something watching they're doing it next time you can you repeat it maybe just dream up both stick in their face today just to see them play i mean think so indeed. they have few chapters just to function so i hope i dream sometimes when.

the team even organized the 1st ever east african hockey tournament facing other squads mostly made up of ex-pat canadian american and european enthusiasms it's a fully fledged tournament complete with a referee and a trophy. and what the fanbase lacks in numbers it makes up for in enthusiasm the lions put up a spirited fight and reach the final verses a team of americans there on level pegging for much of the game but the lions have to settle for 2nd place in the future the game has a future here we played well and if we keep it up and train even harder we will go far. hopes are up for these young kenyans playing an iconic winter sport right here at the equator. scientists according to some explosion of high intensity these pictures from the volcano in the thai island of strongbow in italy the north coast of sicily been

erupting for 3 days sending back down to the sea this latest eruption has a long residence and tourist but no interest before the storm both the volcano is one of the few in the world that's almost continuously. i was reminded of our top story this hour police in hong kong have arrested pro-democracy activists including. an admission charge the pair were charged with organizing an illegal protest and released on bail sources also detained 3 pro-democracy low wages as part of a broadening crackdown. she's d.w. fly from berlin i'll be back here into. just a moment to take you through the day probably some now with climate protests in new york city fresh from the transatlantic boat voyage to raise awareness about climate

change teenage activist pressure to the joint hundreds of young people outside the u.n. to the amount that. was why why do you not why do you like but i doubt that anyone. was ok it was that and that was the budget and yes ok i got a hot but they're at us ha ha ha ha ha ha they're that if i lost my way ah ha ha ha that was awful hey i was up there at the us all. that up by that. drive i guess up what that up by that. journey.

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perspectives. to acquaint notes with the way places break through the camera doing things differently. come to a place where we reflect on society. at large 21 time d.w. . play a mill and i'm going to look at a brand new to the you from the bottom most books it's personal it's devices it's about topics that affects a whole lot of solution to climate change in the turn. blue green sense shut out. in the 1st hours losing people fight for some little money he's out of luck when there's a flood the water comes up to our waist like a clothes fast and everyone but. a lack of water is equally dangerous.

to send people to see people not so so they can plant crops and fine tune it. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you could not write any going to matter if you want to build. a climate exodus start september 5th on g.w. . lead. it's been 3 months since hong kong's protest movement plunge the territory into political crisis and would be demonstrators have been warned against defying this weekend's ban today homecoming authorities detained and then released key figures in the pro-democracy movement meanwhile china watches and waits and wants against trying its patience i'm phil gale in berlin this is the day.