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eric: a fox alert out of kong, hundreds of -- hong kong, hundreds of thousands of protesters taking toat city. demonstrators demanding hong kong chief executive carrie lamb resign and abandon the proposed law which allows officials to expedite suspected criminals to stand trial in mainland china. you know, hong kong's been under chinese sovereignty since 1997, but it is supposed to be free to retain its own political and legal systems for at least 50 years. and now critics fear though that beijing is breaking that promise. the latest in all this from our west coast newsroom, jeff paul. >> reporter: yeah, eric, for a second straight sunday protesters filled the streets in hong kong, many who marched wore all black and ended up gathering outside the city government's headquarters with some reportedly planning to spend the night. they feel the extradition bill could compromise their civil liberties and independent judicial system despite china claiming it's still honoring the one country, two systems deal. protesters say the suspension of the bill and the recent apology just isn't enough.

in hong kong, greg palkott, fox news. ashley: for more on the summit, let's bring in jessie duff. the view that china could blink first. how do you think this is going to play out? >> well, i expect china's going to be kind of forced to blink first. simply put, we have the currency that they need to sustain their banking system. when you don't have access to your revenue, international monetary fund that goes through china is going to be suffocated if they are not participating fairly in the world. i'm not saying that we're going to go to those extremeless just right now but they know that the u.s. is the dominant factor that our revenue and our trade with them is significant for their survivor. they know this and i think they're going to have to budge because without the u.s., their economy will collapse. ashley: will we get a deal of substance? we thought we had one and they walked away at the last minute, i'm talking about theft of intellectual property, forced transfer of technology. can we get a that kind of deal or are they going to try and water it down? >> well, we know th

school it's also final exams week but since the protests shook hong kong he has found little time to study although there is maybe fox rate this time but i think i am doing the right thing i use my fair share . for. paul paul. he and his friends have founded an activist group all of them high school students. that sounds like you are in trouble. later by. my own risk.

the umbrella revolution when hundreds of people took to the streets in hong kong to'' protest oversight. david: joining me foxc analyst retired general jack keane. it's heartbreak. the people who live in hong kong and know the people there and respect their attempts to form some sort of independent even are in tears. they see the chinese communist system swallowing up this territory. how does it play out? >> it's a tragedy unfolding in front of our eyes as our viewers can see. hong kong was a flourishing democracy and changed sovereignty from the brits to china in 1997. the last 10 years china has been gradually encroaching on hong kong and taking away their freedoms. this extradition law is in the minds of those people in the streets is the beginning of the end of hong kong. they believe hong kong will be lost forever if mainland china is able to impose their judicial system on hong kong which is what this is all about. what china is about, this is the communist chinese party. they have been kidnapping private citizens in hong kong for a number of years. no one knows where they are. then they show up in main

in hong kong, connell mcshane, fox news. >> neil: the president addressing these massive protests going on. john roberts with more on that. hi, john. >> good afternoon to you, neil. the president saying that this is a matter for china to deal with and he thinks that china will deal with it and work out well for china. that's of like a 30,000 foot view and does not exactly reflect what's going on on the ground there in hong kong. it looks like things could get out of control at some point unless the chinese authorities are able to get those protesters to calm down. who knows what will happen. hong kong, as you know, is a different place than beijing giving its long history of british rule. one thing the president did appear to confirm today is he will be meeting with the chinese president xi jinping in the g-20 in japan. yesterday the president said he thinks he will meet with xi. the chinese have not confirmed the meeting. the president said will happen. you mentioned at the top, the president doesn't appear to be in a hurry to get a trade deal. he's letting them twist in the wind, feel

fox news. >> police in hong kong getting a major show of support today.thousands packing a park for a pro-police rally. it comes after previous rallies against the city's government and the bill that would allow expedition of criminal suspects to mainland china. officers faced sharp criticism after they used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up those demonstrations. today's pro-police rally didn't have numbers like we've seen but there were reports of smaller counter protests nearby. major headlines from president trump after his third meeting with kim jong-un, but his talks with another leader of an asian nation, could have a more immediate impact. the latest on trade discussions with china and how those might effect your wallet. -we bought a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some

he has since been a fox news contributor. in hong kong, pressure is ding to scrap a bill setting up extraditin with mainland china. the bill has sparked mass protests, and police are bracing for more this weekend. but today, several former senior thng kong officials sided with protesters. ti what the people are atte to tell this government is that we are very worried about the asnsequences ofng the extradition bill, because no one will feel safe, even in their own beter passage of this bill. viit places everybody's inal freem and safety at risk. >> woodruff: some members of hong kong's governing cabinet also called today for delaying action on the legislation. south sudan is warning that a record number of peoce hunger, and potentially starvation. in a new rort, the south sudanese government and the united nations say nearly seven million people are at risk. that is more than 60% of the population. the report blames delayed rainfall, economic crisis and the effects of a five-year civil war. women across switzerland went on strike today to

[shouting] melissa: new demonstrations in hong kong demanding police apologize for clashing with protesters last week. foxalkot live on the ground in hong kong with the latest. greg? reporter: hi, melissa. it is early saturday morning here, we're through another tense night in hong kong. the protesters active blocks from our harbor downtown location. police blocked the headquarters of this city well into the day and into this evening. they are upset and calling for the scrapping of a controversial extradition law which they say could expose their residents to the very suspect chinese justice system. they had other demands as well. we were out on the street. we saw how the protests kicked off. take a look. student activists on this day in hong kong, staging in front of police headquarters here, demanding release of those arrested in last week's riots. for the moment, security authorities vastly outnumbered. the police seemed to be holding back today. there were no clashes. neither side really wanted replay of last week's riot which saw several dozens arrested and injured. at the same time we talked to thes

kong? from the fox business network we're live on the ground in hong kong and what he saw today. >> it's reallyry remarkable day in so many ways ending as you described in violence with those police officers using the tear gas and the rubber bullets. perhaps the more significant development here was earlier in the day when the protestors got a victory of their own. what was supposed to happen was the legislature here in hong kong was to have debated that extradition bill. they weren't able to do it. the protestors blocked off the building where the debate was supposed to take place. the authorities have decided to delay it. we're not quite sure what will happen next. we did have a chance to visit with many of these protestors, spent a number of hours with them earlier in the day. to a man or woman they told us this place, hong kong, known for its economic freedom for so many years, they just don't want this place to change. >> we are hoping to stay for hong kong. we don't have freedom in china. hong kong is not like china. so we are making a big difference today. >> what is so special about hon

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fox. tens of thousands of peope are protesting on the streets of hong kong over a controversial extraditionl, despite a government climb—down. hong kong's chief executive announced the plans had been suspended, but demonstrators are demanding it be completely scrapped. large crowds have gathered in the city's victoria square. this is the scene that lives right now. tens of thousands of protesters are expected to take to the streets of hong kong again. but opposition groups say suspension is not enough, and they are vowing to continue their protests. they want to avoid a repeat of the violence we saw on wednesday when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas. and this is the scene that now. we can hear from gas. and this is the scene that now. we can hearfrom our china correspondent who is in hong kong with the latest. i'm standing at the back of victoria park, where we initially came to film the crowd approaching. as you can see, i am now surrounded by protesters. so we have yet another big turnout here in hong kong to try and finally defeat this proposal to allow for extradition to mainlan

. >> bill: fox news alert. hong kong has 2 million people in the streets, protesting.k at these scenes. there is a controversial exhibition bill that they do not want to go into effect. over the weekend, the city later suspended that bill indefinitely, issued an apology that that was not good enough. benjamin hall is watching that story out of london. hello. >> hi, bill. you are right. many people thought that this -- that these protests were over a period that the bill had been suspended, the people had left the streets, then suddenly on sunday, they can bet bigger than before. many people are saying that this is a pushback against chinese influence in hong kong. they joined the march, demanding the release of people who had been arrested, punishment for police who ordered the use of force, the resignation of carrie lam, and the exhibition bill be totally withdrawn. the secretary of state pompeo has knows that president trump will raise the issue next week. >> we see what's happening, what's on holding in hong kong. we are watching the people speak about the things th

. >> bill: fox news alert. hong kongill, a bill that sparked massive protests on the streets of hong kong. dismissing calls for her resignation. back on the story. what is the latest today? >> well, on paper, both carry lamb and by association, china, have backed down in the face of these protests. this is what she said earlier. the truth is far from this. have a listen. >> i said that if we do not have the level of confidence to address the fears and differences in opinion, we will not proceed with the legislative exercise again. >> hong kong was quiet today, but activists have rejected this new apology and continue to demand that carrie lamb quit and the legislation be scrapped completely, two things that she did not say she would do. they also say the government have met none of their demands. >> all of our demands are for a carrie lamb stepping down, withdraw of the bill. they have all been ignored. >> they are organizing another protest. after 2 million people turned out, they say that if the government does not mee

but on friday, he told fox news he would report it after he looked at it. >>> hong kong's chief executive lam has announced she's suspended the extradition bill that sparked mass protests this week. lam defended the bill but opposed wide lawn opposition to the text. activists want the bill to be completely withdrawn. >> earlier, cnn's anna coren spoke with a pro-beijing and asking him why carrie lam decided to suspend it. >> basically, two reasons, the first is that obviously, the communication between the government and the people of hong kong had not been all that successful. the second reason she gave was, you know, on wednesday, we saw a lot of street violence. and it really broke everybody's heart to see the police and the young people being injured, as a result of the clashes. as a result of the legislative council. so those are the two reasons given by the chief executive. i heard what you said just how, but i must say it's a travesty of the fact to suggest that the bill would erode the liberties of the people of hong kong. we must understand what we're talking about. we're talk ab

fox news alert. police in hong kong firing tear gas and high pressure water hoses at protesters who have been protesting oh my gosh, the videos are just crazy. thousands of people blocking the entrance to government headquarters in the protests of a controversial extradition bill. brian: do something in hong kong get thrown into main land, china not good. counciconnell mcshane is live wh a lot of the clashes. these are not subsiding, right? >> not at all, brian. it's interesting because, if anything, it was picking up and getting more intense as the day went on here at a wednesday in hong kong. as we move into the evening things finally calming down 'it appears a bit. those new videos that you showed of the tear gas being used that was later in the day in hong kong. we spent hours with those protesters earlier in the day at what was supposed to happen as this controversial extradition bill was supposed to have been debated inside the legislature. late morning wednesday in hong kong. the protesters though, they blocked all the entrances. nobody could get in to have a debate. the decision was made to dela

kong. expectations were around 300000 people would march today those expectations have been pretty decent they're still keep the rally at the starting point for detroit fox about 3 kilometers from here this is like e bay why along the streets i take it to let's live council which is the city's parliament building now they're still coming some of those roads no blocked train stations have been closed as a result of the mass numbers of people who are coming in today for this rally now as i mentioned before 300000 victims i'd say well beyond 500000 at least it's really now the building has been it was lucky to go to a 2nd reading on wednesday in the cities how much at ease like a lot but we're not sure when that hot weather but what should come through but even the hong kong government has a majority in the cities how much they will get it's really just a matter of timing but certainly this rally has been expect tensions with regards to numbers that might reach the numbers that we saw on the streets to shut down parts of hong kong during the occupy hong kong protests back in 24. india's prime minister narendra modi is in sri lanka for talks he's on a 2 day

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fox news. melissa: thank you. the press conference earlier, they said nothing to see here. connell: it is not fine. but that's their economy, tourism. in the meantime protest taking over the street and hong kong controversial expedition bill. look at the crowds. they even shut down the city over the weekend. we have the latest details and look at that after the break. ♪ can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. ... n this but give them a cookie and a star. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1% a 94% decrease. neulasta® onpro is designed to deliver neulasta® the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta® is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta® if you're allergic to it or neupog

according to the results of a new fox poll, biden isn't the only candidate he should be concerned about, and anger and outrage spilling out onto the streets of hong kong as protesters demand the city's leaders step down. the biggest protest in china in decades. we'll go live to hong kong. >>> we are going to start with that interview that keeps on giving. new today, president trump is citing lessons from former president richard nixon as roadmap for him during the special counsel investigation. >> article two allows me to do whatever i want. article two would have allowed me to fire him. i wasn't going to fire him. you know why? i watched richard nixon going around firing everybody. that didn't work out too well. >> so a president can't obstruct justice? >> a president can run the country, and that's what happened, george. i run the country and i run it well. >> so the president may think he runs the country well, but some americans disagree. we have a new nbc/"wall street journal" poll that shows only 44% surveyed approve of the president's job performance. that, by the way, is down from 46% just last month. in the meantime, this is big right here. s

much, meanwhile to hong kong where officials are reversing course on that controversial extradition law that led to these violent and massive protests, all across the region. fox business networks connell mc shane is in nearby china. how are things going there now? connell: well, you know, it's interesting neil. we were there on wednesday when those protests broke out and today's announcement came out earlier in the day from the chief executive was quite a surprise because when we were there it looked like she pushed forward with that cooperate rosenstein verse quality extradition bill so to see her change course no doubt was a win there was supposed to have been a large-scale march planned for tomorrow, for sunday afternoon in hong kong but again, a surprise move to a lot of people here, in moving back and it seemed from talking to people about this as if they obviously responding to what the protester s had donald said and also, wanted to keep the peace in the streets of hong kong. we just drove in from there to here in mainland china earlier in the day today we're doing reporting over the course of the next week on basically the trade tensions, neil between

kong coming up. then taking action over china tariffs, google and nintendo are moving production, some production out of china. fox con says it is ready to move iphone production if needed. plus, joe biden flips his stance on china and it comes as he and president trump trade attacks on the campaign trail. wait until you see what he said he would do if he becomes president. investors on edge, futures pointing to a day of losses on wall street. there's a dekline of 80 points, a third of a percent on the dow, the nasdaq down 40, after the dow snapped a six day winning streak yesterday with a fractional loss, down 14 points on the dow, 1 point lower on the s&p and not even a point lower on the nasdaq, two-thirds of one point. global markets, in europe, declines across the board, fq100 down 48, cac in paris down 35, dax in germany lower by 56. and in asia overnight markets were lower there as well. the hang seng the worst performer amid the protests. hong kong hang seng index down one and three quarters percent. breaking news this morning, those mass protests in hong kong. connell mcshane is live in hong kong with the

kong, where millions of people reject his authoritarian communist government. he worries that the protests spread to beijing, maybe. he sees a dramatically weakening chinese economy. even xi's own finance minister admits to foxship for vietnam, maybe taiwan and yes, america, too. that is pressure. xi needs a deal more than trump does. our president is playing a very strong hand. at the very least, we could surely expect china to buy a ton of american stuff and then maybe agree to more talks on technology and intellectual property. i think that is a plus for america. president trump has the upper hand. he says he will keep those tariffs in place if there's no deal. it's xi who faces what could be a make or break decision. his leadership i think hangs in the balance. the third hour of "varney & company" straight ahead. >>> i spoke with president xi this morning of china. we'll be meeting at the g20 and i think that is working out pretty much as i anticipated it would. china very much wants to discuss the future and so do we, so the relationship with president xi is a very good one. we had a long talk this morning. stuart: that was president trump on his way to orlando yesterday, bringing on his, i think, very

fox news alert. the wife of israeli prime minister admits to misusing state funds. sara netanyahu was accused of spending 100,000 dollars of state money on catering and charged with fraud. >>> more massive protests in hong konghe government suspended a law allowing extradition to mainland china. demonstrators want the plan scrapped completely ancall for hong kong's chief executive to resign. >>> turning to a bold gamble to fight the war on drugs, the seattle city of seattle becoming the first in the nation to stop charging people with drug possession including heroin, meth and crack. is this the best approach? here to weigh in is jodi wilkie, a resident nurse. thanks for being here. >> hi. i'm happy on the here. thank you so much. >> so what's going on in seattle because this sounds like a potentially dangerous solution that they have proposed. >> right. i agree. i think that they should go ahead and prosecute people who have broken the law. it's not a good way to go. it's leading to more and more homeless and more and more troubles for the citizens of seattle and the streets of seattle are becoming mer and mod more unsafe. >> you're clean and sober pep tell us a little bit of your story and how that impacts