drama day oh gee it's all about their little time rachel join me for me to get something to host. this is d w news live from berlin hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators rally on the city's streets in defiance of a police band thousands of people marched through downtown hong kong they accuse china of or a nagging on a deal meant to safeguard the island's freedoms also coming up drone attacks for saudi arabia to cut in how it's crude oil production in the world's largest oil

processing facility was set ablaze by the assault to the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. blames iran. and in the soccer the race for the title heats up early on as far as the door from take up entire live it wasn't on match day for. america evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy protesters have defied a police ban and taken to the streets once again thousands of people are marching through a downtown hong kong shopping district many shops have been shot over fears of renewed violence some demonstrators carried american flags calling for international support in their pro democracy can. hang really are hundreds of

people gathered outside the british consulate to appeal for help from hong kong's former colonial ruler they're calling on the u.k. to put pressure on beijing to up hold hong kong's otani under the one country 2 systems agreement. correspondent and he has been a is in hong kong and he joins us now for the latest so much here as we have been seeing quite a number of people come out for the protests today despite the police ban what are you seeing 7. well there were today's march was not approved by the police as you said people have shown up anyway hong kong's laws on public assembly are very strict so technically all of them are committing a major of pens but people do not accept the police spending these marches police is saying that this is on security grounds people think protesters think that it is

politically motivated so they have marched anyway along the route and now they have blocked the roads around the city's legislature as many times before police has announced to disperse the protesters and we are seeing them now walking around the city center in their usual flash mob style going to one location block maybe the harbor tunnel or a major road then just disperse and go to another place to block something in another place we are seeing these highly mobile demonstrators who are around the city again to disrupt the city's traffic and business and now what are the protesters demanding exactly. demands have not changed a lot since the beginning of course the main demand the with drawl of the

extradition bill has been met just recently by the government but in the meantime a lot has happened people like especially angry at the police whom they accuse of using excessive violence against the protesters so one demand is an investigation into police brutality and at the end of the list is the demand for universal suffrage this is something people have wanted 5 years ago when the umbrella movement blocked the street for 3 months and it's something that has come up people feel that in this system where beijing calls the shots their voice is not being heard they are don't have enough influence on the governments of the city and they are demanding a say in their government. and correspondent he is bringing our reporting from hong kong thank you so much. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world tunisia's

holding its 2nd free presidential election the vote was brought forward from november after the death of the last president a subsea the polls are widely viewed as a test for the young democracy the 1st that's emerged in the region since the arab spring. protesters have again taken to the streets of france to demonstrate against president of manama kron hundreds faced off with police in the city of nonsense and black clad anarchists vandalized local businesses across is facing renewed opposition over plans to standardize france's pension systems. thousands of people have been demonstrating near the german city of frankfurt calling for more climate friendly mobility they cycled along highways into the city as it held its annual motor show the i 80 there calling for an end to combustion engines. drone strikes on saudi arabia's largest oil plans have slashed the world's supply

of oil by 5 percent while who the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility the united states is blaming iran for the attack one of the globe's most crucial commodities going up in smoke the result of twin drone strikes at the heart of saudi arabia's oil industry. state media say the fires that erupted off to saturday's attacks were quickly brought under control but officials say that production at that uptake oil processing facility the largest in the world in the current oil field the country's 2nd biggest has been temporarily suspended. there are fears of how this might affect world markets with saudi arabia responsible for about a 10th of the world's oil output the strikes of effectively cut 5 percent of global supply overnight for over 4 years now riyadh has been involved in a proxy war with iran in yemen the country's hooty rebels who are backed by tehran

have claimed responsibility for the attacks and vowed more. or less promised the saudi regime that are coming operations will only grow wider and will be more painful of the for so long as their aggression and blockade continues oh. but washington is pointing the finger at iran u.s. secretary of state might pompei of said on twitter that there was no evidence the attacks had come from yemen. well for more on the story i'm joined here in the studio by bonnie he's a freelance saudi journalist based in berlin thank you so much for coming in today now we've been hearing about the who theory rebels are claiming responsibility for the attacks on the saudi oil installations why did they choose to attack now well well that's what we hear from one side the hooty of the whole thing is are claiming that they they made it while the u.s.

they have confirmation from mike by you that the iranian made it and there is like clash between these 3 i mean the whole thing is on the iran one side and the united states is blaming iran while the saudi government is still it's like they did not really mention who made it so far but they are ensuring i mean the saudi government controlling trying to ensure the world that the oil supply the oil is going to continue within 48 hours after they lost like the half of it after this attack however there is a small piece that we read that in the kuwaiti newspaper and the know why the agencies they did not really looked at it so according to a newspaper. as exclusive piece of news that they recorded and reported there is a drone just hours before this attack. was finally thing. space

and they came from from that site so it's like in theory it's more. that drone came from north of saudi arabia and north east from saudi arabia which is not from both the size of his us base than the south of saudi arabia so. if we can relieve that so it's more coming from other side so we can believe more of the u.s. still conflicting reports about who in fact is your mind if you mentioned it already so half of the oil production of the state oil in owned oil company or. ram co has been affected but what does this tell us about how vulnerable saudi oil installations are that's not a matter of. the facilities it's more in matter of the national security so if we talk here it's like we talk about the middle east and sion and the matter of technology the drones can be like violate beasts of other countries because

it's really hard to to to shoot these things because they just fly on the lower level and. it has its own say in the coming tensions are gravy and this is not the 1st time the oil facilities has been targeted in saudi arabia this year of we come back in may 2019 that happened but was very limited to damage but this one is it seems basic it does indeed and i mean you see this isn't the 1st time but it's certainly a very very major at tack what kind of an impact is it going to have on a global scale that's what we are waiting for because it's sunday now it's weekend so the oil market is not open yet so we are waiting for tomorrow and also i'm curious about the soldier reaction to following the news what the saudi arabia and saudi government on the political level what they would react what's the investigations going to say who is who who made it because it's really that it's

not really affecting the saudi arabia only or the region it's affecting the war so it's like we are following the really continuing the news and we should be close to the news what's going on in that region all right. thank you so much for coming into the studio with your insights thanks for having me. all right let's get some sports news now and boom this league of soccer dortmund have made a fistful start to the season to get back on track they needed to make a statement against laver couzin and their former coach peter boss dortmund did just that in style. back lit by sunshine the yellow wall looked as pretty as it did intimidating the huns side looking to rebuild they can pine which become disjointed before the international break in the 24th minute the one touch fluidity was back in the lead up it started with century group has set to royce only for

lucas credits key to save once and then again from the boot of brant in actually spectacular fashion not to be denied for minutes like the dog man try the 3rd time as he came he found space to deliver a gift raft for al casan to break the deadlock. the fall the finish or dortmund score 1st for the 1st time this season and the spaniards 9 ring out for the 5th time in this campaign my. one nil at the bright dortmund changed ends but continued to wipe and leave accusing not from the right as jayden sanchez blazed the trail for the sunshine to assist for maka royce. to nil after pack oak cliff lee pulled his punch. 3 nil half an hour later a set or was involved again before referee old good little made it 3 in the id 3rd man. 6 minutes life of the home side completed the round as lead to q.'s and was opened up on the right hand side one more time for the road by. royce with

a double in a 4 nil win that saw him share the love with the fans on a brilliant day in dortmund which saw a title contender stepped back into the spotlight. and also in the been the thing r.v. like think a welcomed by a new nick for a top of the table clash it turned out to be a hard fought tussle for both clubs. are you leonardo's man's light sick really ready to challenge by and that was the question on everybody's lips as he's team looks holmes with the serial champions in an early season test but with just 2 and a half minutes gone. thomas mullo won the pull high up the pitch and sent roman leventhal skis wrong go. on the pole made no mistake his 7th goal already this campaign and wonder since a clear message we aren't going anywhere just yet but i'm like he came

close just one minute later lucas tossed the man couldn't find the targets by guilt edge johnstone breaking. woodbine punish like 6 wastefulness robert leaven dusky passed up a golden opportunity just moments later before a collision between lucas and hand is an marcel's of it so it was reviewed by the referee. i'm no penalty for brian this time. but say penalty was waiting just around the corner only not for bion hand as chips use of housen and n.l. forsberg did the onus driving the ball beyond neuer with the final kick of the 1st half of one or the break a confidence boost for like 6 nobody knew killie came close with this effort just after the break. before a ferocious long range effort from sub it's a hard mammal noir scrambling but on the ropes it wasn't until the alamo that they found their face again kingsley commands attempts just millimeters away from

a storing points lead suddenly and ends to end a fair broke out as both sides went for a winner. neuer to the rescue once more for by a. piece of glass she wasn't to be outdone down the other end putting off a sublime save in the dying moments to keep his side level so close yet so far one won the final school. year if he didn't get up in the news stay tuned for a shift of living in the digital age thanks for watching. too it's. with its gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries to reach.