this is the scene confronting those who arrived at hong kong airport.e from the industry unions the baggage handlers and the like are here to support the democracy movement they say, but also to criticise the violence last weekend. when the triad gangs and targeted activists on their way home. when you look around, you see signs condemning the triad gangs, but also the police. they say it at the police too long to arrive, when groups of armed men we re to arrive, when groups of armed men were assaulting people at the train station. they want an inquiry to find out why that is, because some here are actually accusing police at with those triad gang members, at least some of the opposites. now, and this is especially urgent, because tomorrow there is to be an unauthorised march returning to the same location where those classes happened. so you can imagine pro democracy, activists, potentially triads and also riot police in the next. there is a lot at the air we could see yet another escalation in be violence here in hong kong. a british computer hacker h

we start in hong kong where hundreds of protesters have gathered at hong kong's international airport in the latest anti-government protest demonstrators seen in dressed in black chanted slogans and held a banner as to what they call educate tourists and visitors about the mass demonstrations in the city hong kong has been experiencing the protests for weeks ever since. the chief executive introduced a controversial extradition bill. for the very latest i'm joined by a chorus fun and much is belinda in hong kong look this what's the idea behind this latest test is a new strategy my book pro-democracy protest is. a strategy is a bit much i think this protest has been organized by unions of flight attendants and airport workers they are protesting last week's weiland where. criminal gangs have attacked people in the city's public transport system and many of them say they do not feel safe it's also as you said some. protests targeting tourists who arrive in this city because people protesters want to win a national solidarity protesters want to address the international community hoping

up to save lives a little more anti-government demonstrations in hong kong this time protesters occupy the arrival hall at hong kong airport calling for more democracy in the chinese territory we'll get a live update from the scene of the protests.

are just and it is as we've been talking we're looking at live pictures coming from hong kong airport at the arrivals lounge where you see visitors coming in and large crowds of protesters in black t. shirts and track and standing there the how tourists and visitors been reacting to these demonstrators. well imagine you're coming from a long distance coming out of the plane and you feel so many people like. you some of them are they to you because of the homecomings others of us feel that this is not the right way to not. go as people just to try to get this if you like this external actions with no tension although the bad things yeah as you said many of them are coming on long haul flights and they're just happy to get off the plane and get back home so we're seeing again live pictures coming from hong kong huge protests there by demonstrators venting black t. shirts and carrying placards trying to what they see educates the and the visitors to the demonstrations and why they are doing this much is building and hong kong thank you very much for that update from this. thank you very

i saw thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

hundreds of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to what they call educate terrorists and visitors about the mass demonstrations in the city recently. on kong has been experiencing protests for weeks ever since the chief executive there introduced a controversial extradition the. 2 cambodian journalists have gone on trial for spying in the cambodian capital then one chanting and doing a sitar and were working for a u.s. government funded radio station when they were arrested during a crackdown on the political opposition in november of 2017. rights groups in the trial is an attack on press freedom. well millions of people here in europe are sweltering in the summer's 2nd extreme heat wave and across the continent records are being toppled one after another the temperature in the french capital paris for example reaching 42.6 degrees celsius that shatters the old record by a full 2 degrees here's a round up of the impact hot wet weather is out. temperatures are rising and transport systems across europe are feeling the heat. part tracks they're even hotter than the outside temperatu

save lives also coming up more anti-government demonstrations in hong kong this time protesters occupy the arrival hall at hong kong airport calling for more democracy in the chinese territory to get an update from the scene of the protests. plus a blistering heat wave in europe and record high temperatures france experiences of all time highs for a 2nd straight day and germany belgium and the netherlands sweltering as well. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us we start with what's believed to be the worst shipwreck to take place in the mediterranean this year nearly $150.00 refugees are feared to have drowned after their boat capsized off the libyan coast on thursday scores of other refugees were lucky to escape the accident with their lives but instead of finding a safe harbor in europe they have been sent back to libya where they're facing uncertainty and desperation. these exhausted migrants have been sent back to libya from where they had set off for europe right next to deserve 5 years are those who did not make it. this woman says she lost her 7 year old son in the boat accident. she's grief stricken bu

see thousands of them in the street as we look at live pictures of protests yesterday at the hong kong airport do we know what might come next. we know that the protests are planned for today tomorrow or rate and then the week the next week and on the weekend after there are some protests scheduled the protests have started to. show up in different parts of the city in the beginning it was all in central from where you have legislative council the government the political and the economy the economic center of kong now they're spreading to the neighborhoods and i think we are going to see a lot more of these neighborhood protests in the next few weeks but yes in hong kong for us and yang long where those protests taking place again. gang attacks last week thank you very much for that report. let's check in now on some of the other stories making news around the world indian navy helicopters and emergency service boats have rescued some 700 people from a train that was stranded in flood waters near mumbai tarantula monsoon rains left the tracks submerged and the train partially under water as w

authority the band today they still came out and protest yesterday there were demonstrations at hong kong airport do we know what might come next we are going to see more demonstrations some have already been unknowns tomorrow there's probably going to be one next week and the weekend after as well people here have the feeling that this might be the end game about hong kong and this distrust against the government amongst these protesters a big part of the population is so big that people have the feeling that retreating no which is to leave the ground for beijing to do what it wants and that's why we are seeing this defines although i don't think many of them have the hope that they can change things for better it's just resistance against a perceived deterioration of the governance of the city. in hong kong thank you very much to moscow now were hundreds of people have been arrested as they attempted to rally outside the mayor's office demanding free and fair local elections this comes after a raft of opposition and independent candidates were barred from running in the city's upcoming council

way to this kind of discontent in society no mass protests in day demonstrations yesterday at hong kong's airport do we know what might come next full yes more protests are going to come next we are going to see another round of protests tomorrow and other protests are planned for the next weekend and the weekend after so this summer is going to be a long summer probably and in this city my tears welling up in hong kong thank you very much. let's now take a quick look at some of the other stories making news around the world indian navy helicopters and emergency service boats have rescued some 700 people from a train stranded in flood waters near mumbai renshaw monsoon rains left the tracks submerged and the train partially under water officials said the relief train would take passengers to their destination. tunisians gathered outside the presidential palace in carthage for the funeral of their late president steps the it was the country's 1st head of state to be elected and nationwide polls the subsea dying thursday at the age of 92 his death has sparked fears of political unrest in tunisia. s

anymore and the ts protesters we see them defying this ban today we saw those mass protests at hong kong's airport yesterday do we know what might be next for these demonstrations. there are other demonstrations announced for tomorrow. what they will look like and how they will be taken be taking place that's entirely not sure these things keep changing all the time people keep justing their strategies and their ideas to this situation but there's no sign that these protests might subside any time soon there are protests going on for next week and the weekend after what form they might take we don't know but this conflict is not over and i have no idea how this court and in any time soon you see those umbrellas there filling the streets in longmont ts bolinger reporting for us from hong kong thanks very much the united states supreme court has ruled that the trumpet ministration can use military funds to build a wall on the border with mexico the decision frees up billions of dollars in pentagon funding to upgrade parts of the border barrier it's the 2nd recent victory for trump in his quest to ke

thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city hong kong.

more anti-government demonstrations in hong kong this time protesters occupying the arrival hall at hong kong airport calling for more democracy in the chinese territory we'll get a live update from the scene of the protests. and a blistering heat wave in europe and record high temperatures france experiences all time highs for a 2nd straight day in germany belgium and the netherlands sweltering as well. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us. we start with a tragedy in the mediterranean more than 100 refugees are feared drowned after their boat sank off the coast of libya un officials are calling it the worst shipwreck to take place in the mediterranean this year some 134 people were rescued in the accident but italy is refusing to allow them to dock until other e.u. countries agree to take them and. these exhausted migrants have been sent back to libya from where they had set off for europe right next to the survivors are those who did not make it. this woman says she lost her 7 year old son in the boat accident she's grief stricken but also angry she says no one helped her and her family

thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city hong kong.

thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists aboutss demonstrations in the city.

hong kong. anchor:teven mcdonald reporting from hong kong international airport. short time ago, pnosident trump ced that the united states and water mullah have signed -- guveatemala signed a so-called safe third country agreements. joined me toher discuss it. how did we get here? >> this is part of the -- of mr. o trump's strategyduce the number of migrants coming across the southern border. they want them to apply for asylum in the first country they entered, the safe thirtry agreement. guatemala is one of those countries and its president did agree to sign on, but a complicated because it's high court said, no, this is not a good idea. it blocked the agreement. it sailawmakers must approve it. president trump threatened punishment, tariffs, travel ban, you name it, and today, the guatemalan government has in signed the agreement, although it's not clear how it will go outo effect because of the injunction. anchor: given these complexities, do we know what is stated in the agreement?me >> the agr would require migrants who enter guatemala as a first couny to re

hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy we're looking at live pictures coming in this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors that are angry at what they see as china's growing influence in hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned the extradition rule but have grown into some of the biggest in decades. a record heat wave is continuing across europe paris recorded its highest temperature on thursday at 42.6 degrees celsius records were also set in the netherlands belgium and germany a gang of armed men in sao paolo brazil are stolen $40000000.00 worth of gold and other precious metals from an airport authorities say the 8 suspects were dressed as police. it's back to toxic city now stay with us. at 1st glance they could be the remains of an ancient civilization. or an eye catching natural phenomenon. these strange hills surround johanna's by. the largest city in south

hong kong. there have been various places over the weekend with one large protests taking place in hong kong airportaying to tourists not to trust the police or the government. really they are underlining their hope that they are underlining their hope that the international community will ta ke the international community will take some action. it isa it is a point that claudia mo told me earlier. she is a legislator on the hong kong democratic council. she said there has been a breakdown between the authorities and many of the young people. earlier your correspondent was saying that the young seem to display this lack of respect to the authorities. the fact is it is a complete loss of any trust or confidence in the authorities, in particular the police force because there is this allegation, accusation around the city that they are working with the mob, the gangsters, the triad in hong kong. the more they seem to be inciting the young the more they come out in defiance. they will use their version of force and ultimately the young are telling me they have nothing to lose and it is their hong kong

thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

an election is held on september 15th hundreds of activists have packed the main terminal of hong kong's airport for more than 12 hours to call for greater democracy they've been pushing their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence of hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after my chin is here stay with us. you. see. towards here back towards the. doors here at the ramadan as emea. told us he had been hard to deal out of donors. and he even movement could hold an election in a look. less a crusade in a stroke when the house half of the electorate islands and all and yet. they have. minimal of its army with leveled same a force of award for so. little back. would hold her that it is summer. to be a bitter back. living amana did. it over to be things with little or no had to be him. strategic city i think shows that the i meekly bouquet and i met we didn't have a good massage we. had a song on one kept me on to some art and on a metal detector

hundreds of activists remain packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy it's gone 9 pm there and this is the scene in the main arrivals area crowds have been gathering since friday morning trying to take their message to international visitors angry at what they see as china's growing influence in hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition will but have now grown some of the biggest in decades. thousands of mine is in south africa who have suffered potentially deadly diseases have reached a historic legal settlement worth $350000000.00 in a class action lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation of what became known as the silicosis saga 6 of the companies accepted a deal which is now being approved by court in johannesburg up to $100000.00 miners all their dependents could benefit many miners were affected by lung disease or other illnesses as a result of their work which is for is a human rights lawyer who's been working on

hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal hong kong's airport as they continue their calls. greater democracy well this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors these are live pictures they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on the hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies protests began of reprimand extradition and all but grown into some of the largest in decades. to this is observing 7 days of mourning for its president 92 year old qaeda subsea who died on thursday his body has been taken to the presidential palace in carthage where he'll be buried on saturday was replaced by the speaker of parliament mahmoud and assume who leave the country until an election is held on september 15th his other young has moved from the new phase in tunisia's government to speaker of parliament mohamed innes who are sworn in to serve temporarily as the country's president he will take over for up to 90 days while elections are organized. i swear by god almighty to p

now hundreds of activists packed inside their arrivals area of hong kong's airport in the latest protest against demanding greater democracy is the latest protest by activists angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong the. city has seen some of the largest demonstrations for decades with protests of over a 1000000 people last week and protestors were attacked by armed men that are railway station aviation workers pilots and flight attendants have signed a petition urging the hong kong government to take action against the suspected triad gang members. celebrations continue in puerto rico after the resignation of governor ricardo say you know he leaves office on wednesday following 2 weeks of protests that was sparked by the release of offensive messages between also your and his aides adding to the frustration of a government corruption on the gallagher reports from san juan. dancing in the streets of san juan celebrating what's being called a people's revolution demonstrators have for days demanded governor ricardo rajjo step down after text messages revealed a le

the settlement that was approved today hundreds of activists took over the main terminal of hong kong's airport on friday as they continue their call for greater democracy. was chanting against hong kong's leader crowds gathered in the main arrivals area to show that message to international visitors that angry at what they see is china's growing influence on hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass protests demonstrations began in march 8th a planned extradition all of which has since been cancelled. a decision by india's top court could allow millions of home workers access to government benefits the supreme court ruled that a garment firm must pay pensions to women who work from home in the mighty ninety's the ruling could help millions of women not given employee status the garment industry employs more than 12000000 people in factories but millions more work from home home workers get little to no benefits from employers and a virtually no other you to seek help for unfair conditions. greece's band imports of pork from its northern neighbor bulgaria due to outbreaks

hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene at the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on the hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of rallies protests began over a planned extension lot of ground into some of the biggest in decades the union a flight attendant's for hong kong airline cathay pacific is supporting the protest and the airport workers have also joined in. a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recorded its highest ever temperature on thursday at 42.6 degrees celsius records were also set in the netherlands belgium and germany climate scientists are warning extreme heat waves before are more common in the coming years. and a gang of armed men in sao paolo brazil has stolen $40000000.00 worth of gold and other precious metals from an airport cargo terminal authorities say the 8 suspects were dressed as police and forced

hundreds of activists remain packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy it's gone 9 pm there and this is the scene in the main arrivals area crowds have been there since friday morning trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see is china's growing influence hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition law but have grown into some of the largest in decades. of plenty more still ahead in the news hour including one of africa's most important economies which relies heavily on coal trying to tackle air pollution we'll tell you how. and then historic ruling for gold miners in south africa and it's for a whole be here to tell us about the madrid darby with the difference details coming up in a moment. now i hate waiver sent temperatures soaring across europe breaking records from france to the netherlands in germany a new high forced the shutdown of a nuclear reactor out of the water got too hot heat waves are becoming

reading touousts arriving at hong kong airport. crowd of protesters. their goal to educate visitors on alleged police violence. targeting sensitive spots like this one is s part of thee antii governrnment movemenent strateg. anand it's already seems to be having an impact. i see that. wewe noticed that so over t thet few weeks there were cancellations of short visit to hong kong. some regions and countries have seen 2230% of taurus groups to look a little e pre they'll.ps have t the nerve center is targeted to the shaft in the area popular with mainland tourists. and the express rail link station frequented by mainland travelers the movement has kept authorities dancing with the range of tactics. from mass marches the biggest on june sixteenth w when the movemt sasays some two million turned . thehirties put thehe figure at three hundred anand thirty eigh thouousand to surprise occupati. on june twenty firstt and twenty fourth hundreds of protesters occupied the government't's revenue a and immigratition tow. the e store ming's processsses tryingng to

hundreds of activists packed the main terminal of hong kong's airport for more than 12 hours to call for greater democracy they've been pushing their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition law but have grown into some of the largest in decades. now years of sanctions on north korea appears to be having a devastating impact its economy is spiraling downward slipping by 4 point one percent in 2018 that's estimated to be the worst drop in 21 years the sanctions were meant to force north korea to abandon its nuclear ambitions but on thursday pyongyang tested a new ballistic missile saying it was a warning to south korea which is planning more joint military drills with the united states u.s. secretary of state mike pompei as his new talks on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula could still start within weeks robert bryde reports from seoul. the figures provide the stark is devore dense yet of how sanctions ag

in hong kong, they haven't gotten to the stage and protests there that china says you, too, have made your point. stop it already. and this is at hong kong airportairport that the government practices there in the crackdown and on those who dare protest chinese rule are being sort of fingered by authorities there, and so far, not nearly the violence that we're seeing in moscow. but we are keeping an eye on it. a tale of two different cities under two crackdowns. then there's north korea and iran almost launching in the same 24 hours this week, a variety of missiles, short range and medium range, a problem for washington and how we deal with it. former lt. colonel bob mcginnis and bob, what do you make of these launches on the part of both the countries? >> well, iran's effort is to keep up the campaign it began in may. it's really a campaign with going after ships seizing vessels in the strait of hormuz, attacking oil infrastructure and even attacking our troop locations in iraq. so, i think this will continue. what they want to send a very clear message. they want to say, look, we can reach out with the shabab three and touch riyadh. why riyadh

hong kong. today, 1000 demonstrators dressed in black, filled the arrival hallll of hong kong international airport, greeting surprised visitors at one of the busiest airports in the world. month, cacalling for democratic reforms, the movement has already forced authorities to back down on a cocontroversial extrtradition b. another march is scheduled to take place on saturday, and the same area where triad gangsters attacked people who took part in a pro-democracy rally. let's look at what some of the protesters had to say. speaking there i in hong kong. our correspondedent from our international affairs desk. perhaps it is no accident that the airport was chosen. that is a very visible choice of venue for such a protest. >> the protesters are going for maximum visibility, and it is important for them that this protest at the airport does not descend into violence because honest -- because obviously that would tarnish the image with people arriving, with business people, tourists, and so forth going through the airport. but i think it is a also an exexample of some of the hybrid tactics this moveme

anchor: hundreds of activists took over the main terminal of hong kong's airport friday as they continuedall for greater democracy. again, hong kong's leader, crowds gathered to share their message with international visitors. they are angry at the influence on hong kong affairs and the government's response to the protests. demonstrations began in march. india's top court could allow millions of home workers access to government benefits. the supreme court called that a garment firm must pay pensions to workers who work from home. they could affect millions of women not given employee status. the garment industry employs over 12 million in factories, but millions more work from home. they get little to no benefits from employees and have no avenue to seek help for unfair conditions. there is optimism in the kurdish region of northern iran, where the economy is improving. unemployment level is dropping and the government pledged to repay $10 billion owed to public sector workers. we have more. we first met the hussein ishmael family last year, they were worrying about how they would pay t

. >> hundreds of protesters staged a sit in at hong kong's airport terminal today. dressed in black and chanted slogans including free hong kong. demonstrators are calling for democratic reforms, the dissolution of the current legislature, an investigation into alleged police to brutality. house democrats expected to unleash a lawsuit today. all grand jury testimony was redacted from mueller's report and withheld by the justice department. jerry nadler says that democrats will go to court again next week hoping to enforce their subpoena compelling white house former counsel don mcgann to testify. the u.n. human rights chief says the world's most powerful nation is turning a blind eye to the syrian crisis. the international community has responded with a quote, "collective shrug." the un's as the last 10 days alone, more than 100 civilians including children have been killed. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tiktoc on twitter powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am kailey leinz. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. thee

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thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

cooperate with probation gangsters as the reason for both were angry and have a protest yes they at hong kong airport to a date at new territories tomorrow central hong kong protests every week and is a long time battle for us to fight for free elections but the leader of hong kong should not be the puppet of beijing that's why both men continue and now it's the summer of discontent. well let's now speak to andrew young who's an independent china analyst he joins us on skype from hong kong thank you very much for being with us on al-jazeera this crisis in hong kong seems to have reached a new level this saturday how is the central government in beijing viewing these events is there a sense that the administration of carol lam is losing control of the situation. well that's their family feeling. that the whole government is motherless rather unable to control the situation but behind it all is aging is fear that there is a coordinated attempt that the able to do is they belong to the whole government and also to. compromise the basic tenet of one country towards a system which of course is a contradic

that hong kong where protesters have taken their 5 democratic freedoms to one of the world's busiest airports thousands of demonstrators have descended on the arrivals hall at hong kong international to raise the alarm about what they see as a potential inversion of the territories independence so this is part of a mass protest movement sparked by a controversial extradition bill which it's feared would allow china to time its grip on the island. huge crowds of protesters greeted passengers into arrival halls wanting to win their sympathies for their cause for almost 2 months now they have been holding demonstrations demanding greater democracy. the trigger was a now suspended extradition bill which would have allowed hong kong to transfer suspects to the in transparent justice system of mainland china. in one to one that we would want to let the people know that called us not what used to be and we don't want. to have. half of tracing masks a common garb not just as protection against pollution or airborne bacteria but also against facial recognition technology. whatever trust demonstrators

for them for food and other materials hundreds of activists took over the main terminal of hong kong's airport on friday as they continued their call for greater democracy. chanting against hong kong's leader crowds gathered in the main arrivals area to show their message to international visitors the angry and what they say is china's growing influence on hong kong affairs and the government's response to weeks of mass protests that administrations began in march a that planned extradition law which has since been canceled greece's bond imports of pork from its northern neighbor belgariad due to outbreaks of african swine fever more than 20 cases were detected in pigs on industrial farms in vulgar areas north $50000.00 animals there have been cults outbreaks of also being reported in countries across asia including china north korea and cambodia african swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar it does not affect humans . thousands of south africa minus who are suffering from potentially deadly diseases have reached a historic legal settlements where $35000000

town of homs east of the capital hundreds of activists have packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene in the main arrivals area crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs the government response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition law that have grown into some of the largest in decades a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recorded its highest ever temperature on thursday and 42.6 degrees celsius records were also set in the netherlands belgium and germany a gang of armed men in sao paolo brazil a stolen $40000000.00 worth of gold another precious metals from an airport cargo terminal authorities say the 8 suspects were dressed as federal police it's back to toxic city in. thank. you. hank we. thank. hank sheinkopf. hundreds of strange mounds lie scattered around johannesburg south africa's most populous city but they aren't a natural phenomenon they are mine t

hundreds of activists of packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds are trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition law but have grown into some of the biggest in decades. and plenty more still ahead on the news hour including why was a new lease of life in the kurdish region of northern iraq i hate why brings the hottest day on record to several european countries also rising water is about global warming. and in sport this sprint legend drops in on some unsuspecting marathon runners in new york will be here with that story. turn a serious observing 7 days of mourning for its president 92 year old the subsidy who died on thursday has been replaced by the speaker of the parliament hum of the nasser who lead the country until the election is held on september the 15th the tale of his au

happening now, at hong kong airport, major protests. we have live pictures to show you this morning, where hundreds are taking part in the sit-in at the airport's arrival hall. they are voicing opposition to the government's proposed extradition bill along with recent violent responses by police to protesters. this is one of the busiest airports in the world. the airport says airplane operations are not affected, but there is extra security and staff. but it's advising departing passengers to arrive early. >>> an update to a scandal still unfolding in contra costa county. happening today, assessor gus kramer is expected to be arraigned. he is accused of making unwanted sexual remarks and racially disparaging comments dating back to 2013. kramer says three separate investigations exonerated him. last week his lawyer said he plans to file a motion asking for the district attorney to bow out of the case. he's not saying why. if that happens, the state attorney general could take over the case. >>> and a livermore couple who argued roundup

pro-democracy activists have protested inside hong kong international airport directing their campaign at visitors to the former british colony that's now true by china it's the latest protest sparked by plans for a controversial extradition law which have been shelled for now activists one hong kong as governor to scrap the plans entirely and implement fresh democratic reforms the city has seen some of the largest demonstration seen anywhere in modern times the police clashing with demonstrators. but it's a way says flights to egypt will now resume the airline counseled all flights to cairo on saturday citing security concerns the german airline and followed be a bit resume flights on tuesday egypt's vital tourism sector was already under pressure after a series of attacks on visitors more than $200.00 passengers were killed in the bombing of a russian airliner 4 years ago it's been 5 years since i still was defeated in the kurdish region of northern iraq there has been stable since then but it struggled economically following the formation of a new government this year and the people

about 50000 people are living in the camp hundreds of activists packed the main terminal of hong kong airport for more than 12 hours to call for greater democracy they have been pushing their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies the protests which we gain over a planned extradition more have grown into some of the largest in decades. of sanctions on north korea appear to have a devastating impact on its economy it's shrunk at its fastest rate in 21 years that's according to figures compiled by south korea's central bank but that hasn't dampened north korea's military ambitions with more missile tests carried out this week rob mcbride reports from seoul. the figures provide the stark is devore dense yet of how sanctions against north korea are hurting it economically last year the economy contract did by 4 point one percent that's on top of a 3 and a half percent contraction the year before at the height of the nuclear and missile testing crisis when the tougher

now hundreds of activists remain packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy now it's just gone $1130.00 at night and this is the scene in the main arrivals area you're watching live pictures from there way crowds have been sitting for more than 12 hours pushing their message to international businesses they're angry at what they see is china's growing influence on hong kong's affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies protests began over a planned extradition laws that have grown into some of the largest in decades. our south african businesses have been have begun paying a carbon tax as it tries to fight climate change africa's 2nd largest economy is hoping the move or help to force a big polluters to change her image has more from iraq lenny and rangar province. south africa is a continent of most industrialized economy and one of africa's worst polluters its economy relies heavily on coal a dirty fossil fuel to produce electricity environment groups say the towering coal fired power stations released dange

disclose its economic statistics hundreds of activists remain packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds have been since friday morning trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence in hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies. thousands of miners in south africa suffered for 10 chile deadly diseases reached a historic legal settlement worth $350000000.00 in a class action lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation 6 of the company's accepted a deal which is now been approved by a court in johannesburg. israeli soldiers of gas and palestinians protesting the demolition of homes in all 3 pieties jerusalem groups held friday prayers that was almost where homes owned by palestinian families were destroyed by monday. it's the stream now stay with us. the faceoffs continue. and the most 20 democratic presidential candidates take to the stage for the 2nd u.s. democr

thousands of pro—democracy protesters have been holding a sit—in at hong kong international airport. police‘s slow response to last weekend's attacks — allegedly by triad gangs — on demonstrators and passers—by. the chairman of the us joint chiefs of staff has expressed optimism about efforts to bring the long—running conflict in afghanistan to an end. generaljoseph dunford says the us envoy is in talks with the taliban in doha. president trump has announced that the us and guatemala have signed a so—called safe third country agreement to limit asylum claims to the us. it came just days after mr trump threatened to impose tariffs on the central american country if it didn't agree to the deal. look, we've been dealing for many years, i would say, with guatemala and with other countries. and we are now at a point where we are, we just get along. and they're doing what we've asked them to do and i think it's going to be a great thing for guatemala. they don't want these problems either. so were able to get this done and we got it done fairly quickly. the bbc‘s washington correspondent c