least some of these requests and it's really hard to see these demonstrations people from all across hongkong society have joined these protests even people you wouldn't normally expect to write yeah exactly so in the past. yeah you can see a lot of people are trying to make their voice heard on my what. you see a lot of stuff. they want to speak on behalf of the film industry so for example i have seen nurses flight attendants i've seen bus drivers sign online petitions on behalf of their industry to their government to answer the protesters request and was more surprised than the. government employees they also joined these online protests and what i've heard today is also that there are actually hundreds of government employees they are planning to launch to organize a round the next week to demand their boss to answer the requests of the protesters presumably raising isn't liking any of this how long do you think it's going to be until the chinese central government takes on a more active role in all of this actually just today beijing's top of the in hong kong hong kong affair office and

other places in hongkong have been occupied today to the protests a scattering around the city that we're probably going to see a lot more clashes this night yeah well now they're warning each other with things happening and saying things like retreat or they have been warning neighbors to the windows that they're waving at me to get their way from the place where i was standing. it's. the home of protest has changed and how strange from a single issue a protest about and i feel that it's a sense basically a protest that is mostly about police brutality it's about it's about this perceived police brutality about the actions of the police about the relationship between the government and the protesters are and all the population of hong kong people outside. our i mean the on happy with our white house being happening in the last weeks down happy with the with the police's response and they all. if you want an investigation and you know i can't know what you're going to think i will leave you. to delay a correspondent he has been laying out there before the start of today's march he spoke t

the city that previously were not so political so interesting to see that this is one method that hongkong or see really taking this movement to other parts of the city ok karl nelson thanks for that. turn to sports now and in golf it was an emotional day for hours from shane lowry as he won his 1st major at the british open the howling wind and rain that while portrush in northern ireland proved no problem for lowery as he swept to victory 6 shots ahead of englishman tommy fleetwood in cycling british rider simon yates has won a stage 15 of the tour de france and an intense mountain stage in the pyrenees that he won after a solo sprint french rider and a few deep drops further seconds after struggling on the final of the stages for climbs but retains the yellow jersey defending champion geraint thomas is still in 2nd out serious footballers have returned home to a hero's welcome after their africa cup of nations triumph team was greeted by enormous crowds on the streets of the capital jeers on saturday following their 10 victory over senegal in friday's final after the open topped parade

for office we'll get the latest from our correspondent in the russian capital also coming up in hongkong place move into clear pro-democracy protesters marching against organized gangs who attacked earlier demonstrations and also accuse the place of deliberately holding up their response to the assaults.

in hongkong say they won't meet with the government unless it's in public the city's largest student unions have rejected offers to talk in private protestors want chief executive kerry lamb to scrap a controversial extradition bill. there is no light at them allow in the 6 week fight by opposition protesters against the re-election of the president thousands marched in parliament and the capital a long way president peter with a rake a denies allegations that the results of the election in may or dr i mean miller has more from neighboring south africa. the latest protests led by opposition parties and a coalition for human rights who are demanding that president peter move to rica step down they're also angry with the electoral commission which they say is responsible for what they are calling a fraudulent election which took place in may and in that election which i recall was reelected by a very narrow margin for a 2nd term of thousands of people gathered in the capital long where the worst skirmishes between opposition supporters and supporters of a recurs ruling party about 3000

. >>> new this morning, china says it supports hongkong's leader and police this their handling of monthsests this hong kong. china blamed went countries for helping to fuel the violence. police fired tear gas at demonstrators who then tried to throw it back at police. they think their legal rights are in jeopardy. days after puerto rico's governor rosello announced he would resign, the woman inline to be his successor doesn't want job. vasquez says she wants the governor to appoint a secretary of state before he steps down. the treasury secretary is 31 and not old enough to be governor since the age requirement is 35. now it is uncertain who will take over. >>> canadian police are looking for two teenagers accused of killing three people. 19 year old mc cloud and 18 year old sha mall ski are accused of killing a couple and a college professor. they killed a 24 year old american woman and her boyfriend. their bodies were found nearly 2 weeks ago along a highway in british columbia. police believe the teenagers killed a professor at the university of british columbia. >> there is a huge sa

that is why now hongkongers have no choice but use different creative approaches to remind people what is happening here. w druff: the protesters have demanded an independent investigation of police actions but vernment in mainland china blamed the west again today for stoking the protests. in afghanistan, a united nations report finds that afnd nato forces have killed more civilians this year than the taliban has. more than 700 people have died in afghan and coalition military operations including air strikes and night raids on militant hideouts. taliban attacks have killed 531 civilians. the u.s. and the taliban are currently holding talks on a peace settlement. back in this country, president trump warned china not to delay a trade deal, waiting to see if he will be re-elected next year. he said he will be "much tougher" after the ection. the two countries resumed trade ta shanghai today. california will mandate that lepresidential candidates e their tax returns to qualify for the state's primary ballot.no democratic govgavin newsom signed the new law today. it is aimed at presirump

hundreds if not thousands of police officers around hongkong island to pretend any like balance question. possibly. later on today and yesterday we know that the police they have arrested several people all of late they are suspected of producing some kind of life bombs and they are having some are highly explosive materials in the factory so 6 this is also one of the reasons why the police say they are very cautious about what's going on today and certainly the governments and also some of the protesters they are worried about face will go out of control and after the rally the peaceful rally today. well it's safe to say that china is monitoring what's happening in hong kong very closely it's called the protests it's blaming the protests on extremists external forces but how much longer do you think beijing is going to tolerate this challenge to its authority over hong kong. yeah you're right this is definitely one of the. largest movements seen as hong kong was handed back to china screwy 9097 in 20 years ago and there are some rumors recently in recent weeks that saying that china chi

hundreds if not thousands of police officers around hongkong island to pretend any like balance question happily. possibly. later on today and yesterday we know that the police they have arrested several people all of late they are suspected of producing some kind of life bombs and they are having some are highly explosive materials in the factory so this is also one of the reasons why the police say they are very cautious about what's going on today and certainly the governments and also some of the protesters they are worried about face will go out of control and after the rally the peaceful rally today. well it's safe to say that china is monitoring what's happening in hong kong very closely it's called the protests it's blaming the protest on extremists external forces but how much longer do you think beijing is going to tolerate this challenge to its authority over hong kong. yeah you're right this is definitely one of the. largest movements seen as hong kong was handed back to china screwy 97 in 20 years ago and there are some rumors recently in recent weeks that saying that china