this video coming to you live from hong kong progress for another weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations but this time after recent protests were marked by clashes with police the activists are singing for democracy was a coming up. the final resting place for zimbabwe's for $100.00 robert mugabe has finally been agreed to be at the chiru national monument in the capital harare. and the iranian in judo athlete one of the best in the world to receive the silent

in germany he defied iran in a car chase like competing in the one championships there worried he might have had to fight against him is really the phone and the job you have to him to do. a lot of work and i'm done with that she might be good to have you with us hunger mr praed for another weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations some recent protests have been marred by violent clashes with police but on the day of the chinese mid autumn festival when families traditionally gather to gaze at the moon and each one cakes activists are protesting peacefully they've taken to singing a new democracy anthem called glory to hong kong and forming human chains in the hills. it's not just pro-democracy protesters who want to make their voices heard

of the i they are singing china keep going i want to show. like emotion and my loyalty to my country my month that country came on their own but i hope the hong kong crisis will end soon all the victims of the hong kong people or they simply don't know how to have a lot of times it's a response to entitle beijing protesters shown here who have converged on shopping malls over the past few days they are singing the anthem glory to hong kong. a couple of. tensions are running high between the 2 sides. i think that the home cause freedom i'll run by that i that's what i'm not. and also i think that i was. our poll tests. will kick on to you this doubt phone call government it doesn't feel our feisty my eye of the so far

only one of the 5 demands has been met the controversial extradition law was scrapped last week but demonstrators also want hong kong's leader kerry lamb to step down an inquiry into police brutality the more than $1300.00 arrested to be released and greater democratic freedoms. and joining me now from hong kong is correspondent mathias bellinger mathias another evening another weekend of protests ahead what keeps these protests as good a. job i well thank you the people go and thank them but their banks discovered this that they are many thanks to stanch this was also another thank you sam go in and thank you as they have experience because i'm so that when death notices again i stop protesting thank god there was

a truck bomb on i'm going to see movement. band thank you council and i think she has tightened its grip on the city because there is a fear amongst these protests stop c the bands and this is also was keep stand go away was a new wing they feel they have not achieved enough yet to stop them oh so then the protesters are determined to make themselves heard as we can see it is robust chanting and singing that tell us there's also a light show which is planned for this evening what's that about. today is a traditional chinese holiday one of the most important chinese holidays the mid autumn festival and one of the traditions is to bring lanterns and to light lanterns on this day so the protesters have somehow used this occasion to make themselves heard any ok's and basically in hong kong at this time is used by

protesters to stage protests to show themselves they have people up at this place to space is also a place where people traditionally go for this festival the line rock one of the highest points in this city. and they have come here today. which is because of course this is an impressive picture if it was from above and also you can see from below from the city so it's just had to sign in the sense of the world. now it seems that through beijing protesters and i have supporters have also been holding their own rallies of support is there for these rallies the probe the beijing ones busy. yes there have been a few major probating rallies wrote the last 2 months which have drawn a few tens of thousands of people and there have been some minor protests one was

today but these protests are usually outnumbered. the pro-democracy protests and surveys in the city show that the vast majority of hong kong those are supporting the pro-democracy movement are not the way supporting all the methods people use especially the violence but they're supporting the cause of the program off the wall that's the only way. to fight in the city. right on to some good understanding front off the noisy pro-democracy demonstration in hong kong thank you very much for that. now the dispute over the better side of zimbabwe's family gentleman mugabe appears to have been dissolved a stokes man full of the mcgarvie family says they've agreed to have him buried at a monument for national heroes and 180 mcguffey's relatives and the government had been it on civil war he should be laid to rest the family had previously said it intended to bury him in his home village mugabe's remains anon lying in state at

a stadium in harare. our correspondent privilege in was fun he is at that stadium in the capital he sent us this update from that. controversy surrounding the final resting place of the former leader. has finally been resolved now be buried at the national shrine in harare on sunday is bare our arrangements with a center of discussion in the past a few days where the family insisted that they wanted a private ceremony in his rural home while the government wanted to be buried at the national heroes where most of the founding leaders of independent zimbabwe are buried hundreds of mourners continue to throng there to fire a stadium in harada to pay their last respects at this place it is iconic in the sense that this is the place where robert mugabe was sworn in as the 1st black

prime minister of independent zimbabwe in 1080 he lives a complex legacy where some view him as a pan african east and a liberator we liberated zimbabwe from the sheer cause of colonialism while others take him as a dictator who presided over the decay of zimbabwe an economy and also bed a human rights record but out mutely he remains one of the founding fathers of independent zimbabwe. that is our correspondent privilege muslim here in harare let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the. state attorneys have jumped criminal investigations into prime minister andreas bobbish he's accused of shore deleted to taking money from european union subsidies the accusations had posed the biggest challenge is political career she had long

tonight. the e.u. foreign policy chief among really has announced an addition of 30000000 years in aid for colombia the funds are intended to help the latin american country grapple with the influx of venice. it in migrants' colombia has taken in more than 1400000 venezuelans seen economic and political conflict at home. heavy storms in the southeast and spain have claimed another victim bringing the related death toll to 3 to wrench arena floodwaters in valencia and regions have been sweeping away cars and debris forcing the evacuation of hundreds of people. have been closed. in paris several subway lines in research train lines have been shut down after public transport walked off the job this striking of a planned pension reforms that will increase to the time when the strike by unions

is expected to be the biggest in addict techie. people in tunisia voting in a snap presidential election on sunday the poll was originally said to take place in november but was brought forward after the death of the incumbent. a subsea of $26.00 candidates are taking part in the race including. off the islamist party and incumbent prime minister you said head d.z. is known as the birthplace of the 2011 out of spring today it's held up as the only nation in the region to have successfully managed the transition to democracy but it's still beset by problems such as high unemployment and poverty. it's election time in the rural village of money. young politician who. is trying to convince people he had to go out and vote but many farmers a skeptical politician comes out and i was not. trust politicians

to us none of them told the truth cheated us the farmers. so far we haven't had a single government that kept its promises. program how many i just above understands the frustration of many china's ians are disappointed with politics now more than ever the economic crisis is causing problems for people and some blame democracy. several presidential candidates are openly in favor of a return to authoritarian rule tunis is the only country that introduced a parliamentary system off to the arab spring 9 years ago democracy is now at stake that's why how jaar wants to fight for it and what we should go by and. what i talk to a lot of young people and not that old i enjoy it when i tell them how much we used to dream about democracy i ask them what they dream of today and how we can make their dreams come true when assad from using them and one of somehow. most people

are probably dreaming of getting a good joke about one 3rd of young chinese ins are unemployed especially university graduates a most of them want to emigrate. in the inhuman edges of the 2 things are important in the presidential candidates must 1st recognize this problem and secondly actually solve it and that if we can't meet the expectations of our young people soon it will be a serious threat to our country and you and i can i let's see you instead of working toward strengthening the economy politicians only care about themselves cisco dasi for years she's been at the forefront of the youth movement a mouse she wants to boycott the election. said bin if i found the ethics of the political class very frustrating it's all about internal power struggles and accusations that frightens me bob nearly 90 percent of china's in surveyed say that dissatisfied with politics but not everyone has given up more and more people have

registered to vote in the last few weeks perhaps this is also due to the chair initiative which was launched by the president where young activists advertise the parliamentary system to other young people. like him. but he was a very ask people what they would do if they were in charge then we tell them where the election is in part and look at people need to understand what the president does what the parliament does then politics will no longer be a mystery to them and that i use shops only by michelle shall i go pick up the wall . one topic that continues to puzzle is the outcome of the elections 26 candidates compete with very different profiles and goals according to polls no individual party can count on a majority the 2 top drunk candidates will probably have to face a runoff fight. the people of argentina are also going to the post to choose a new president and a new congress next month the protesters have demanded the government declare food

emergency spiking inflation is leaving the nation's poorest struggling to feed themselves the dam used a 100. reports. 60 year old housewife. lives in a hut without running water in the city of scions penya in the northern argentinean province of choco she has 11 children to live with her and there's also her 4 year old grandson benjamin he is recovering from severe malnutrition. he said often it is very difficult to buy the things you need. she needs between 4 and 5 euros for their daily food needs she says the money comes from her children's allowance her daughter's disability pension and the wages her son earns whenever he can pick up work but there is often not enough money. and yes my son does all jobs and gets paid in the afternoon sometimes we have money

but sometimes we don't. elba brings her grandchild to the conan a center for children's nutrition it provides help with food and medical care having a peralta heads the institute he says cases of malnutrition are getting more serious since the economic crisis. over the past year we've had 6 cases of severe malnutrition and about 15 moderate cases we already have a larger number of children with these diagnoses this year. argentina's inflation rate is running at 55 percent and unemployment is high the poverty rate is now at 35 percent so the winner of the october presidential election will have to shoulder the burden of boosting the economy. to turkey now where this music video has caused quite a stir. the 15 minute track of features no less than 20 rappers and its title. jerkish

for icon stay silent and is quickly shaping up to become the vital cry or otherwise increasingly solid opposition to president event you do on. and from on the story i'm joined now by do reporter nicole d.c. welcome and the call as we said this video has caused quite a still in key tenets why and what makes it such a hit an explosive hit in edgewise sticky indeed an explosive hit want to phrase it like that because it addresses issues that haven't been talked about in public and turkey for quite some time we're talking about violence against women political corruption but also the destruction of the planet and the reason why these issues have been kind of been kept under the table for some time might be that in july 2016 when the president at one was almost ousted to by a coup attempt tens of thousands of people in the public sector such as teachers

and also doctors lost their jobs and what human rights activists labeled as a sort of witch hunt against people who might have a different opinion of the president so there were also lots of journalists that have been detained once and again and again and that pretty much wiped out the public square and left social media as one of the sources that people could go to to talk about issues and this repost of pretty much taken this soap box and turned it into a ghetto blaster let's just have a quick listen. putting money in a car not on a luxury. good choices a lot of shit. that is really a little more sinister. so you see they're really not moving back they're really sticking to that title so some mom i can't stay silent ok now i'm sure you one is not amused by this video but what about the ordinary to challenge

a finding it well it has received over 21000000 clicks in just a week which is a really lot it really has hit a nerve that so many clicks in a week it's really a tremendous and an observer of turkish politics whose name is kind of car is calling the song a political earthquake and quote incendiary art the kind that holds a mirror up to society and then shatters it and it's also prompted many to go to social medias talk about this video and exchange their opinions on that video and as you might expect there has also been some blowback by ankara's former may have for example was also a member of add ons party he's claiming in a tweet that the video is trying to instigate rebellion so you see the discussion is really ongoing and as you said before it's causing quite a stir up here in what you bought the opposition says how a big gun of responding to this fallout from the video has got exclusive access to some of them so we talked to them and they say well they don't want people to pick

sides but pretty much wants to encourage people to speak up to start a conversation about these also global issues and then maybe try to find solutions to these issues so pull together and also see what can be a brighter future for turkey let's just quickly listen to what they're saying to. them which. shows that it was an example of the most of. the middle you. getting. from all of the. group. mark will. be. related to them of course. so you see they're really trying to pick up maybe long

overdue discussion here and certainly reclaiming the public square and the song could very well be the beginning of a new movement that we are observing and turkey and targeting they must the youth seem to be trying to encourage debate and discussion and become a catalyst for change nicole reese that was a very interesting story thank you very much none of the story is the former iranian judo one champion who says he fears for his safety and that of his family after he ignored orders to pull out of last month's was champagne ships iranian authorities are concerned that fayed might face an israeli opponent in the final israel is considered an arch enemy by the iranian leadership is now here in germany considering whether to seek asylum spoke to him at an undisclosed location about his athletic and his political fight saeed mulai arrived at the

2019 world judo championships in tokyo with nothing but glory on his mind but after he reached the semifinals in his weight division things turned sour mulai claims his coach then received 2 calls from iranian authorities instructing him to withdraw his fighter from the tournament to avoid meeting an israeli jew in the final. however he did contest the semifinal and he says purposefully last showing disappointment at the time was now at a secret location in germany he told the w. what happened that day. but you've seen my sights i'm in the best of all my career i beat the olympic champion and the bronze medalist i beat many of the best but then came the semifinal in order to comply with the laws of my country i lost

the fight and the much for bronze to add to what it will. mulai says his family was being threatened now he's being kept in a safe location but fears for his and his family's future should reach out as new life i've begun could have consequences for me not just could he definitely will 100 percent i can't return to iran and. it's uncertain whether i'm alive he will be able to stay in germany or compete at becoming a lympics from now sport is not his priority. and you can find out much more about the former judo where champion is stand up at the head on on dot com. fighting the heat and humidity at the olympic games in tokyo next could be a big challenge with sweltering temperatures expected but found a creative way to beat the heat at this high catching event the japanese capital

organizers experimenting have experimented with artificial designed to keep spectators cool if successful no machines will need to produce tons of snow temperatures are expected to exceed 30 degrees celsius in the olympic month. and really feel even. because of high humidity. now many parts of the world are experiencing desert if occasion it's not just the region that are running dry many here in germany farmers have been seeing a below average green off the 3rd hottest summer on record in the eastern state of brandenburg with a show way to gauge the severity of a drought is to observe the behavior of cranes. cranes with their young a rare sight this summer here in the northeast of brandenburg the birds have less offspring these days a matter like this one is actually the ideal breeding ground for cranes says thomas

falters local nature guide here the birds can find enough food in these low lying areas the water is usually up to one metre high this provides the koreans with enough protection against foxes and other wild animals but now everything is trying . to dig a little while before he finally reaches water. already serious when a hold your passes by without a brood period if it's only one year they will probably survive because cranes can live over 10 years but if this happens more often it is really serious. the drought is having to manage consequences for other species besides the cranes. example to your ration britain which has been breeding here annually for 15 years there are several parents in the neighborhood which did not even meet this year because it was so dry and you can see that shirts everywhere that used to house

small creatures like water snake is so worms that have no chance of survival due to the lack of water the biologist expects 500 fewer young koreans this year than in years past normally about a quarter of the 10000 or so pairs of koreans living in germany nest here in brandenburg that this happens a few years in a row they might migrate to question is where i don't know what it looks like for the north so for the eastern poland. has been a big drought to some other to. the drought establishes itself as a normal weather pattern then annual spectacles like these might become a thing of the past. tearing out of china and the ritual known as leon who in which before must make walking through fire look easy as you can see they walk barefoot across the co's agitating the fire in order to ward off evil spirits the

final walking is fodder for mid autumn festival that takes place in china hong kong and other countries in east and southeast asia the days believed to have the fullest moon afia and is celebrated with fireworks displays as the lanterns and people each moon cakes. here's a rica fidel story that you're following feel another weekend of pro-democracy protesters begun in hong kong where demonstrators singing a defiant. nori to hong kong they also plans to form a human chains this weekend protests going to the chinese fortune festival. coming up next on news. let me just telling you about. taking you back to hong kong. and riots as bit protests in the uk charges dr king. also coming

up. to be gay should we look at how countries are trying to combat what has become an international problem. and she jumbling strong try to define death and turning heads to indonesia. in the dozen more coming up on news in here shortly.

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