well let's stay with the story we're now joined by joseph chang a retired professor and senior figure in the pro-democracy movement in hong kong and he's joining us live from there mr chang always good to have you with us on al-jazeera we've heard from police they said they're going to investigate mr child's death for democracy activists want an independent inquiry but how likely is that. i don't think it is likely of both this the man has been supported by over 80 percent of young people as the threat to bar 8 reason for people being in polls the same polls have indicated sorry more than 50 percent of our own count people now have ciro confidence in the police force and 6869 percent of the people would like to see a reorganization of the police force but the timing supporters have indicated it's not going in the resent being numb of the party central committee how did they doing less than a week ago and disheartened i probably will be pursued the only very very big carry their own administration which means no further concessions including not setting up an independent commission of

mr chang thank you as always for your time we do appreciate it that is joseph chang live in hong kong thank you . we're going to move on to other news now cause no one has laid a computer is on trial in barcelona for an edge disobedience is accused of ignoring orders from the spanish electoral authority to remove a symbol of support for the separatist movement from a government building where tensions have been high in the region since the jailing of a number of leaders last month. now a spokesman for the iranian government says protests over and creates and petrol prices are karma around the country but says they have been more riots the government has confirmed that 3 people have died since demonstrations began iran's president hassan rouhani says 28000000 people start receiving financial assistance on monday generated by the proceeds from the fuel increases the bar has more from ted on. nearly 20000000 iranians will receive the subsidies that the government has promised later on monday evening into their bank accounts following that the government has announced the next batch will

antiwar activist sara flounders and professor of political science of hong kong city diversity joseph chang. this probably has a strong long term impaired the chinese authorities are concerned. with donald trump and ministrations use of human rights issues to exert pressure on china starting with the issuance in jan now in hong kong and so on the chinese leadership is also concerned with the strong or kenyan support for human rights issues in china including the crisis in hong kong. believe get in the coming presidential here actually can. be done from an illustration will come up come on in pleasing operate. in the united states and this luis is trying to stir them and. what is c aim of this sanctions it really is an effort to totally sabotage hong kong demonstrators they're not demanding democracy imagine they're demanding sanctions on their own city sanctions everywhere in the world this economic warfare and it's strangulation why on earth would anyone in hong kong make a demand that sanctions be passed on hong kong there is an inch and they may not be aware these are young people withou

com limit school to be placed on sensitive technology sold to the city we discussed this with joseph chang who's a professor of political science at hong kong city university he told us that there are several issues currently warring the chinese government. this probably has the strong long term in the chinese authorities are concerned. with donald trump and ministrations views of human rights issues to exert pressure on china starting. now in hong kong and so on the chinese leadership is also concerned with the strong kenyan support for human rights issues in china including the crisis in hong kong. believe in the coming presidential you know action can be done a lot from him in decision will come oh come on pleasing great. new united states and this luis is trying to stir them in. a chemical plant in the southeast texas region has been hit by a 2nd explosion the moment of the blast was caught on camera. well that explosion took place around 12 hours after a much larger explosion hit the facility near houston a fire still raging at least 3 workers are injured around $60000.00 people have

more stable places like singapore tourists are also staying away we discussed the situation with joseph chang professor of political science at hong kong city university and antiwar activist sara flounders. this probably has a strong moment in the chinese authorities are concerned. donald trump and ministrations views of human rights issues to exert pressure on china are starting. now in hong kong and so on its chinese leadership is also consistent with the strong opinions of thought for human rights issues in china including the prices can. be in the coming presidential you know action can be done a lot from him indecision will come up come on in the evening. in the new united states and this luis is trying to stir them and what is see aim of this sanctions it really is an effort to tom. really sabotage. demonstrators they're not demanding democracy imagine they're demanding sanctions on their own city sanctions everywhere in the world is economic warfare and it's strangulation why on earth would anyone in hong kong make a demand that sanctions be passed on hong kong there isn't engender the

antiwar activists are flounders and professor of political science at hong kong citizen of us to joseph chang. probably has a strong bond in the chinese authorities are concerned. with the donald trump administration's use of human rights issues to exert pressure on china starting. now in. the chinese leadership is. the strong opinions of course for human rights issues in china including the crisis. they believe in the coming presidential you know action can be done each from administration come on come on pleasing. feeling in the united states and this luis is trying to stir them and. what is c aim of this sanctions it really is an effort to totally sabotage hong kong demonstrators they're not demanding democracy imagine they're demanding sanctions on their own city sanctions everywhere in the world is economic warfare and it's strangulation why on earth would anyone in hong kong make a demand that sanctions be passed on hong kong there is an inch and they may not be aware these are young people without a future. and that's because of what has been imposed on them from the west. and rounding

joseph chang is a political activist and member of the alliance for democracy grit he expects the majlis to escalate as more hong kong demonstrations try to leave the campus. it's supposed to mean the end game so to speak it done publicly believes that now it has arrested more than $4000.00 baucus to us and the surrounding of the party can't you it may well be a t.v. in the last batch of arrests and and believe that you can break the hot core of the radical potus to get police to surround the is still in profit status eve field service to allow them to leave peacefully and in the months i've just surrender all 3 future arrests and serve the prosecution certainly desists not be acceptable and that is why they still have. rather don't bother than confrontation going on some of the prophesies supporters are coming in from the outside the parents say they want to break the. siege of the police so as to allow the children protestants who are have been so rounded and kept in captivity in the probably a penny you to be able to escape tools and freedom and that is exactly why we expect said the

investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong well joseph chang is a retired professor and senior figure in the pro-democracy movement in hong kong he says they are worried about spacings reaction we are afraid that the chinese authorities will increase step pressure on hong kong exerting pressure on kerry lamb and ministration to have to deal with the article 23 legislation the land and mr now enjoys very very extensive powers through of is activation of the emergency regulations all the loans as symbolized by the introduction of this and the mass law it is expected. to control over the internet we just rely on. which is the larger point better protestants for communications purposes and there is a danger there the district comes the elections the local you know actually it's scheduled at the end of the month maybe postponed. more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including. chile's president announces new measures to crack down on violent protests. dozens of bush fires burn across eastern australia prompting a record number of emergency warnings

joseph: i think that is changing. i think the customer is looking for value.is not price anymore. the value proposition becomes important. as i look at customers and see how they shop, and i spent a lot of time in our stores to understand what they are looking for, the story telling, what is behind the label is more important, especially with the millennial concept in terms of how they are shopping. guy: how do you see 2020 working out? give us your best prediction. joseph: i look at 2020 as stabilization and limited growth. i look at the guy still shopping and as i focus on menswear, understanding how they dress professionally as the job market is better. younger guys are getting dressed again. it feels like we are on a positive trend and i'm looking forward to a great 2020. romaine: thanks for joining us. joseph: thank you for having me. romaine: our thanks to joseph abboud, chief creative director of tailored brands. guy: let's talk about where we have settled in europe. the final scores for the week. a negative session, underperformers from london. we did

the changes were for chief joseph. that goes ou outdoes all those revolutions most amazing of all time. it takes real leadership to do it and grow practitioners to be able to get it through. and secretary hayes are is a great practitioner and my buddy larry vanhorn is a great practitioner as well. thank you. >> i like to have larry say a few words and explain what this is. >> sure mr. president. this is a momentous day. americans year-over-year have higher and higher healthcare costs facing higher and higher obligation to pay for those out of their own wallet without information around price and quality associated with that. the charges that have been put out are fictitious, nobody pays the charges, this effort is to make real price transparency. it allows the amount to drive the decision-making for patients every day will now be in their hands and they can make better trade-offs and have hopefully more money in their wallet and paycheck to pay for all the goods and services to live their lives. this is a momentous day

the changes there were sir keith joseph. this outdoes all those revolutions, sir.ost amazing from all time. it takes real leadership to do it and real practitioners to get it through. secretary azar is great practitioner. and my buddy larry van horn is a great practitioner as well as larry kudlow. >> larry explain what this is that we're being -- >> sure, mr. president. this is a momentous day. americans year-over-year are faced with higher and higher health care costs. facing higher and higher obligation to pay for those out of their own wallets without information about price or quality associated with that. the charges put out are fick tish sure. nobody pays the charges. this is to make prices transparent. net allowed amounts drive decision making for patients every day are now in their hands. they can make better tradeoffs and hopefully more money in their wallets and paychecks to pay for all the goods and services to live their lives. i appreciate the efforts of the administration to follow through and execute this. >> we did it max, right? we didn't do smalle

changed . almost as government is denying its prime minister is planning to resign joseph muscat is under pressure over the government's alleged cover up of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago stephanie cutter. was killed in a car bomb explosion while investigating corruption involving politicians and business leaders. peru's opposition leader keiko fujimori has been released from prison after 13 months she was detained pending trial accused of receiving bribes from a brazilian construction company hundreds of her supporters gathered outside the prison celebrate her release community is the daughter of former president alberto fujimori by ana sanchez is in peru scared to lima she says this may not be the end of her legal battles. she was freed up to the constitution most 5 years ago approved. lewdness corpus requested by her sister she has been in jail for 2018 and wanted to know what her imprisonment for accepting money for her potential complain over various personal then giant construction company 'd is it has been a common thing for politicians like her businessman a former clinton aide tha

speaking to lawmakers she put climate change and digitization at the heart of her plans lawmakers are due to vote on her new t.v. later. maltese prime minister joseph was caught was pelted with eggs by an angry mob after 3 political allies stepped down upper growing scandal surrounding journalist death and kind of when i got she was murdered while reporting on corruption. u.s. president donald trump has held a campaign rally in florida the state is key to his reelection and 2020 trump hopes a recent move to switches legal residency from new york to florida could swing votes his way. rescuers in albania are still searching for survivors the day after a powerful earthquake struck the country authorities say more than 20 people are known to be dead and hundreds more injured and. this is deja vu news from berlin for more follow us on twitter. or visit our website. coming up monica johns will have all of your business headlines stay tuned for that . the full. body. is everywhere. even where we least expect it. will carty will soon be over. how can we replace the block. and what moments to come. to the economy. made in germany in 60 minutes. d w. what se

protesters are demanding a complete change in the political classes while in malta the prime minister there is reported to have told friends that he's about to resign joseph muskrat's under pressure now over the government's alleged cover up of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago daphne khurana died in a car bomb explosion while investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives or a bird in manly has more. to government ministers resigned so soon as the prime minister's chief of staff and now juice of must get himself also he's telling friends. his government's been accused for months of mishandling the murder investigation which goes right to the heart of his political and business community journalist dominic heroine was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago one investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives. as protests this rallied early friday outside parliament in the capital of a letter demanding his resignation the prime minister met his government ministers without ministers conrad mizzi and chris cardona they resigned on tuesday along with the prime minister's top aide keith schembri who was t

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changed again. winston churchill spent the first sunday of december 1941 at checkers, his official residence outside of london. his guests included the new american ambassador who had just dipsplaced joseph p. kennedy. churchill had grown close to both these men, whose reports back to washington were highly valuable to the british cause. at 9:00 p.m., they turned on the radio to listen to the evening news. at the end of the broadcast, there was a short sentence about a japanese attack in hawaii. the ambassador called the white house, and winston churchill took the phone. mr. president, he said, what's this about japan? it's true, roosevelt replied. they've attacked us at pearl harbor. we're all in the same boat now. churchill later described his feelings that evening, knowing that the alliance with the united states was finally a reality. he wrote, so we have won after all. after months of lonely fighting, britain would live. then he added, being saturated with emotion, i went to bed and slept the sleep of the saved and the thankful. the previous year churchill had explain to his son randolph in less eloquent terms how britain would win the war, saying i shall drag the americans. now wit

change? theout going onto socialists, as you put it, do you feel like in 2019, that dream is still alive in the u.s.? josephe are going to kill it. we need to let young people know the wealth of our country and all the lifestyle we have, which is so wonderful, really rests upon the free enterprise system as well as on our political system and our religious system. we have a value system based on christian judeo ethics and that is important to our society. francine: what about immigration? joseph: we need immigrants, definitely. and a lot ofite the people we interview, in creating those companies are immigrants. we need immigrants. we need to make sure the immigrants are going to be people that are going to contribute to our society such as entrepreneurs that want to just get here and start businesses. is six important here weeks ago there was a full paid add in the journal, td ameritrade commission free, charles schwab commission free, somebody else commission free. how do you do what you invented giving it away? explain to our audience -- weight, this is the ultimate free lunch. they do not do that in nebr

change in our culture to stop the violence against law enforcement in america. nypd sergeant and founder of the new york city chapter of blue lives matter joseph.this morning. >> thanks for having me. pete: serving a warrant to a home in ohio shot twice. why is this happening the way it is? >> we see it nationwide where our politicians constantly go in front of a podium, saying things that misinform the public and they go out there and think it's okay. we have the nation going nationwide in new york city where people will be locked up and thrown back on the streets. individuals know they can pretty much push the envelope and get away with it. this is an individual with indifference to human life that just willingly and intentionally killed an officer. you will agree, other than the military, i don't think there is any other job but police you leave your house every morning and might not come home at the end of the day and kissing your family goodbye. that's a reality we all have to live with in the state. pete: reality every single call searching a warrant happens every single day in departments across america. execute. they did all they could

change their vote? seeing none, the ayes are 88. the nays are 3, and the nomination is confirmed. the clerk will report the next nomination. the clerk: william joseph nardini of connecticut to be united states circuit judge. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: madam president, i rise this afternoon to offer a path forward on the secure act, a way i think we could do legislating around here and pass a constructive bill. a little brief history i think is in order and helpful for context. about three years ago the senate finance committee passed a reasonably similar legislation out of committee unanimously. unanimously. it was never considered on the senate floor. the house took up some of these ideas and passed their own legislation. my own view is most of this substance of this legislation is very constructive. most of what it does is makes it easier for middle-class families to save for their retirement. that's constructive. however, the bill that came over from the house is different than the bill that came out of the senate finance committee and was never considered on the senate floor. it

change their vote? if not, the yeas are 87, the nays are 3. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary. william joseph nardini of connecticut to be united states circuit judge for the second circuit. mr. thune: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority whip. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that with respect to the hunsaker nomination, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection u -- without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, i have seven requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders. the presiding officer: duly noted. mrs. shaheen: mr. president, i come to the floor today to express my concern and disappointment over the decision by the president to formally withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement. though the president announced this decision over two years ago, this past monday marked the first day his administration could send a letter to the united natio