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. >> the students held up a free hong kong blitz sign and now they're banned from blizzard events. chungas banned for six months by blizzard and disqualified from a tournament after he shouted a pro-hong kong slogan. blizzard said it banned the students after they knowingly break the rules, adding, we strongly encourage everyone in our community the share their viewpoints. but our official broadcast needs to be about the game and the competition. one said he had supported the hong kong protests in the past. we have an opportunity to protest an american company bowing down to china within the context of the hong kong protests. blizzard says the decision to ban chung was not influenced by china. >>> changes in food stamps would affect 1 million children. half would be forced to pay reduced price. families would have to apply for free meals. the school lunch program serves 30 million students including 20 million free meals a day. the school nutritional association says that three-quarters of schools nationwide have students with meal debt. >>> barack obama is encouraging canadians to re-el

the taiwanese murder suspect to use cases linked to months of protests in hong kong has been released from prison there chung is wanted in taiwan over the killing of his girlfriend he'd fled to hong kong but was not sent back because there's no extradition agreement his case was used as an example by the territories government of the need for extradition laws for suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial china now says he will surrender the taiwanese officials but hasn't said when bangladesh has announced plans to start relocating rindge refugees over the next 2 months the 1st $350.00 families living in cox's bazaar that's now the world's largest refugee camp will be moved to the island of bashan char but the u.n. and rights groups say the island has printer flooding more than $700000.00 range of fled to bangladesh after a violent crackdown in neighboring myanmar in 2017. process protest leaders in spain's catalonia region have repeated calls for talks with the national government unrest began last week when 9 separatist leaders were jailed for their role in the failed independence bid in 2017 charlie

kong. >> esports company blizzard activism has banned a popular professional gamer after he made a statement in support of the pro-democracy protesters. the player who goes by blitz chunggrand masters tournament and icat for the next 12 months. >> the 21-year-old university student from hong kong was also forced to forfeit his $10,000 worth of prize money. so blizzard, the company behind both the game heartstone and the competition, said in a statement that blitz chung had broken a rule. >> blizzard is also part owned by chinese company tencent, so you could see how this is playing out over in china. >> really interesting debate. >> yeah, definitely. >> we'll be watching that. >>> coming up in our next half hour, call it a cry room of sorts for philadelphia hockey fans. >> gritty, what are you doing? >> holy moly. the safe space for flyers fans to let off some steam without getting into any trouble. >> oh, philly. >>> but first the world record that simone biles just broke to help lead the u.s. women's gymnastics team to another title, whoo, she's so good. ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbe

was placed around the convention center matthew chunkin chung stood in as acting chief executive as kerry lamb along with a delegation from hong kong travel to beijing for the ceremony there he addressed the ongoing protests now in their 17th week. hong kong citizens have been shocked and saddened by the violence which has turned the city that we all called home to an unfamiliar place and we are desperate for a way out of this thailand a group of about 100 beijing supporters gathering here where the flag raising ceremony was earlier in the day this is one of several groups who have gone to different locations around hong kong to wave the chinese flag and to sing the anthem. a small group of pro-democracy protesters made their way close to the venue for the national day ceremony led by an activist politician the group was quickly met by riot police part of intense security territory m.t.r. train stations across hong kong were closed to stymie protesters from gathering a protester group's petition for a march was rejected by police several rallies were still planned. you know for those in hong kong who see this is a day of national c

we will be hearing from felix chung, who will be with us a little while on the program, giving his views. he is going to give us an idea what is happening with the hong kongmy. he is really talking about a possible positive deal and what it could all come down to at the end. hong kong markets ignoring this for the moment, david. understand there are two lawmakers that have now been ordered to leave the chamber. one of them is claudia mo, which you might have heard a couple of seconds ago. another being ordered to leave as well. i believe we can listen in. >> [speaking chinese] david: sophie is still outside where all this is taking place. sophie, based on what we just witnessed and what we had yesterday, it does seem that whatever carrie lam outside -- outline yesterday, it is going to be increasingly difficult to put this through and get funding for the measures she hopes to put into place and hopefully solve some of these problems in hong kong. sophie: despite her enjoying the majority when it comes to seats -dems, asuse, the pro you can see, are proving they can create gridlock. that means getting support for her initiatives is going to be even more di

kong we thank you very much. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world north korea has broken off talks with the u.s. on chung gang's nuclear program north korean officials blame the u.s. in flexibility for the collapse of negotiations in stockholm the american delegation says it put forward some constructive initiatives even admitting in ecuador indigenous groups and union organizations have returned to the streets to protest the government's austerity measures. this comes after 2 days of violent demonstrations that saw hundreds of people arrested presidents lenin marino has declared a 2 month state of emergency. voters in kosovo are casting their ballots for a new parliament the vote is taking place amid calls for leaders to resume dialogue with serbia in july prime minister ramos harradine i resigned after facing accusations of involvement in war crimes against ethnic serbs in the late 1990 s. . us democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has returned to his vermont home after being treated for a heart attack the 17 year old underwent heart surgery in las vegas and says he will return to the campai

was placed around the convention center matthew chunkin chung stood in as acting chief executive as kerry lamb along with a delegation from hong kong travel to beijing for the ceremony there he addressed the ongoing protests now in their 17 week. hong kong citizens have been shocked and saddened by the violence which has turned the city that will call home and into an unfamiliar place and desperate for a way out of this thailand a group of about 100 beijing supporters gathering here with the flag raising ceremony was earlier in the day this is one of several groups who have gone to different locations around hong kong to wave the chinese flag and to sing the anthem. a small group of pro-democracy protesters made their way close to the venue for the national day ceremony led by an activist politician the group was quickly met by riot police part of intense security in the territories m.t.r. train stations across hong kong were closed to stymie protesters from gathering a protester group's petition for a march was rejected by police several rallies were still planned. for those in hong kong who see this as a day of national celebrati

kong protesters. the company says the player who goes by the name blitz chung violated rules that could damage the company'sneil: thank you very, very much, gerri. in the meantime, sports pressure being felt in the world of gaming and the world of basketball. the nba commissioner launching what can no better be described as a full court press over china. this comes as china may cancel all preseason games that are scheduled there. to "usa today" sports reporter on how this plays out. it's fair to say, i guess, the nba blinked and then the gaming concern, blizzard, behind this kid who dared speak out in support, a gamer speaking out in support of protesters, is all the reminder we need, i guess, that china still can intimidate, huh? >> they do. this is how they do business. we have seen that. it was a perfect segue into this. your point is correct, the nba did blink. i thought the additional statement was maybe a little inartful and sloppy, but what happened is adam silver came out forceful, he's the commissioner of the nba, backing his employees and the right to free speech, and he also acknowledged that thi