whoever should resign and i say which government leader in the world have not made mistakes or mr tung not you let me push an extradition your last follow up on what you said ok about the executions give me a chance to answer your question i did i gave you a sense then you have chance of me not in the view of you i give you plenty of. a new extradition bill but was widely seen as an attempt to remove one of the key legal safeguarding of hong kong's way of life i know you do i know you scoffed at all objections from far and wide of hostile some of the most respected legal if you should have put it here found internationally putting a very unfairly the person below sorry the present statue i don't know where you've read it and i probably have not because have you read it you probably. i wouldn't have put the question the way you did the president more was an actor not by the sale government but by the british colonial government before they hand over which are getting elements not i am talking about the statue i'm talking about the amendments are your letter you know i'm talking about th

she cannot alter its tradition the only institution which can order extradition is to courts to mr tunghat the your and bar association points out that the magistrate of our home guard and i understand and our chairman so not only does a land the magistrate go find on base a does not have jurisdiction and who do not agree with this the magistrate are how can i get the question up the magistrate in hong kong says the bar association does not have the jurisdiction to inquire into the quality of justice that the future may go enjoy wrong once surrender why am i going run so we don't want the. wrong really you are only talking about the committal process yes the law has got 2 processes one is the committal process the other is about same garden and the protection of human rights and fair trial which is being provided in section 5 of the statue as the u.k. law society pointed out in so far as the proposals would introduce any human rights examinations at all they are vested in hong kong's chief executive you know those around or appear rally's right or wrong so the u.k. or society goes wrong

that question to chinese human rights activist and lawyer tom bell who joins us now from taipei mr tung good to see you what would you say do lawyers and human rights activists in china still live in fia. yes many many curious lawyers have been put into a crease or culture and disappeared and many have how being at peace park since last year and these 40 few muslims ready happy to know we are not you spices. and so do. rights were is my higher form. but. sunk human rights lawyers in china last year with their continued and their human rights and here it is our rights our crackdown has been mostly be to fall down and down and i will surely it's. we'll be mall lawyers being at the start or even detained in the coming years but it's important for all of us enormous aton that you yourself have been arrested and you claim you've been tortured by the police before what is life like for a lawyer or a human rights activist in china off though they have been targeted by the state. if you cause if my human rights work i was. the start and there are. banished from teaching and kidnapped disappeare

situation today in the country we can put that question to chinese human rights activist and lawyer tung bell who joins us now from taipei mr tong good to see you what would you say do lawyers and human rights activists in china still live in fear. yes many many humorous lawyers have been put into a crease in o. culture and disappeared and may have been how being at peace park since last year and these faulty humans as long ready as have been taken away if they're not you spices. and so. cute rats were is mice hired for. butts but sunk us in our use in china last year they're continuing their human rights accurately its rights crackdown has been mostly of either of them peaceful. and down and i will surely it's. we'll be mall lawyers being at the start you didn't get tanked in the coming years that's important for all of us and almost on that you yourself have been arrested and you claim you have been tortured by the police a befall what is life like for a lawyer or a human rights activist in china also they have been targeted by the state. yes because it's my human rights work i was. th

pillay should in fact be called and she said that report is erroneous but a key advisor of hers rani tung has said that the violence that we have seen in hong kong during the fast few days does raise the risk and the prospect that one day the pier lay might actually have to be called in for the moment hong kong remains calm but there's also plenty of acrimony and also plenty of unease. greenpeace is calling on the un secreted you global ocean treaty protect international marine environments. from deep sea mining the environmental group says the current regulation by the u.s. international sea bears authority is inadequate and favors exploitation over conservation the high cost of operations and technology limitations of so far prevented deep mining projects from international waters but advances in technology could change that only 5 percent of the sea floor has been maps and scientists warn that any mining activity kids irreversibly damage sense to marine eco systems well mccallum is the head of oceans at greenpeace u.k. he joins us now live from london 1st of all we'll i guess my questi

í4Ñxeñú=mr#tung >>> sales slump but it may not hurt apple shares.lysis on the company's earnings report. >>> plus -- >> the democratic candidate for president of the united states. >> progressives and pushback a fiery night on stage at the democratic debate. the full recap and who you'll hear from tonight. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get a look at that commute in a bit from vianey. first we want to talk about that weather and kari, this is another day that i think we can all smile about? >> it's going to be another great day and actually slightly cooler than normal weather in parts of our microclimates especially in the south bay. as you get out the door this morning, that's a live look outside over san jose. let's head over to campbell. our temperatures will be up to about 58 degrees to start out, and then 80 degrees at 1:00. normal is 82, so we're going to be just a little bit below that throughout the day, with some breezy winds. w

he is first core leader according to party documents since mao tse-tung.the party produced a document few months later, document number nine of 2013, which says the rule of law, that property rights, that civil society, that a free press, all these things are simply western dangers that the party must resist because if we adopt any of these things, it will interfere with the continuing power of the chinese communist party. so when we go to china, say we want you to row speck intellectual property rights, we want to you stop sealing our intellectual property, we want american companies to compete fairly in china on level playing field under a rule of law they basically don't want to do that because that means giving up the power of the party to dictate events. david: but you say they, let's focus on xi. he is not sitting on solid territory right now. he has got, we mentioned hong kong. the economy itself may be in contraction right now. how much longer can he continue to sit on a wobbly foundation like that without falling himself? >> made a lot of enemies.