were able to advance and to enter the university or to get near the university entrance they made several arrests then the protest is the occupants they set up a fire and at the entrance blocking effectively the advance of the police they have feet inside then since then and then in the morning they made they they tried to get out of the university they all came out on the street and they were trying to move on and to somehow get out of the scene but they were met with police cordons everywhere they tried so no they have retreated back into the university the university has a lot of buildings and a lot of small corners and staircases so it would be very difficult for the police to hunt them in there they are waiting out on the street around here every row every street and every road that leads to this university and then no waiting until the protesters give up they have said they do not want anybody to escape they want all of them arrested and tell us more about these protests reheard their small group or some of the more extreme elements of the protest movement how do they affect the big

i brought in thomas great to have you with us the standoff at a university campus in hong kong continues after students barricaded themselves inside during anti-government protest now the events are unfolding in the very heart of hong kong at the polytechnic university there are some students attempting to flee but police trapped them inside by firing on them with tear gas and rubber bullets about $800.00 protesters gathering on that campus some of them carrying homemade weapons including petrol bombs police threaten to use live ammunition if they fail to lay down their weapons. for the very latest let's go live now to our correspondent on the ground charlotte also till our charlotte what's the latest where you are. crying this is without doubt one of the most highly charged 24 hours of this 5 month protest movement so far now what i'm standing is a few 100 meters away from the university where that standoff is still ongoing where i'm standing there is too numerous riot police walking around have seen a number of people at being arrested 2 or led away with their hands tied behind that ba

this is deja vu news live from berlin hong kong police storm a university barricaded by anti-government protesters fiery clashes rock hong kong polytechnic after authorities threaten to use live ammunition against protesters some of them have been using lethal weapons of their own including bone arrows go to our live correspondents on the ground. also coming up she was capital habana celebrates its 500th birthday with music dancing in fireworks but it's all against the backdrop of an ailing economy still 100 u.s. embargo. plus max 1st up and that brings his maximum speed to sao paulo he holds office stiff challenge from the champion lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling for cillian grand prix. a 1000000 welcome to the program a standoff in hong kong has led to police moving in against anti-government protesters holed up in a university with police surrounding hong kong polytechnic protesters set fire to the main campus entrance authorities have warned vale resort to live ammunition if the small group of hold. don't put down lethal weapons son of used bow and arrows and hurled p

machine if you tie up this many universities major universities doing research for you what universities are doing the research right now that is anti nuclear weapons where those programs being developed and that maybe in some very small ones but when you're funding that to this height a lot of times when journalists or even politicians draw conclusions based on information they go back to a university study university study shows this or proves this and i think that's part of what they're doing here that is really interesting the p.r. game in the because you know what what campus let's say if your campus is making a big you know a $1000000000.00 or multiple hundreds of millions of dollars off this what campus is going to then allow nuclear power program. you don't protest to rage at that at that moment in time was like well we're making money off this we'll just keep you guys quiet and we already have a problem with free speech being silenced on universities right now it's going to be interesting to see how the story develops all right as we go to break cock watchers don't forget to let

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between police and protesters dissolves into chaos after a night of violence demonstrators leave a university under lockdown police use force to arrest those trying to escape we'll go live to our correspondent on the ground forces coming up at least 3 people died in violent demonstrations in iran and the testers could be facing a crackdown as the government resists fear prices up to 50 percent. and relief for the people of venice as full cost save the world is tied to flags and half a century are said to recede in the italian city. loss of britain's brutal colonial legacy in the 2 plantations of kenya we need some plantation workers now in their ninety's was still traumatized by what to endure all when the land was stashed away if taken their case to the united nations. i'm good to have you with us. this is the end to the tense standoff at a university campus in hong kong after students barricaded themselves inside inside during anti-government protests the events are unfolding in the heart of hong kong at the polytechnic university some students attempted to flee but police appear to trap th

this is bloomberg. ♪ pictures of polytechnic university fires engulfing a part of the university campuswe have heard police were preparing to clear the remaining months traders from hong kong polytechnic university. they have warned they could use live ammunition if they see violence. police have stormed into the university after a standoff, according to media reports. paul: all right. we of course will be bringing you updates from hong kong as we get them. our next guest is chasing yields as central banks cutting interest rates is the biggest risk facing investors in the economy right now. is aliceus from sydney brown. thank you for joining us. talk more about those risks. we have record lows across the developed world. is the search for yield creating an environment of risk-taking? alice: absolutely. it is definitely a really difficult environment for investors searching for yield, both focused on generating income for their portfolios to meet daily expenses, particularly because in the australian share market we are approaching a record high and valuations are quite stretched. andthe

this is day 2 of the news live from berlin police in hong kong lay siege to a university occupied by pro-democracy protesters hundreds of demonstrators a barricaded inside following a series of violent confrontations everyone trying to leave faces the rest also on the program. german racing driver saffir flush returns to competition in macau a year after suffering a horrific crash on extreme 30 years. i'm still get help welcome to the program police in hong kong have sealed off the polytechnic university after pro-democracy activists occupy the site and they want trying to leave now faces arrest despite being described as criminals by hong kong authorities demonstrators have won a victory to the territory's high court you'll hear from our correspondent in the city in just a moment 1st this report. these students are ready to go home camped out at hong kong's polytechnic university they are weary from increasingly violent clashes with police over the weekend. but having failed to dislodge the protesters for days the police are now preventing them from leaving. to a crowd somewhere i e

this morning here at the university where those files of the university campus were set ablaze of a not the place did move in a couple of hours ago and as you saw from those pictures it was quite dramatic scene certainly after its escalated over the last last few days where we are now you can see behind me the overpass is a still blocked. university student union president says there are still around 1000 he says 1000 protesters still stuck in the campus now we can't confirm that there are casualties the place won't tell us how many we've been blocked off so no one can actually into this whole area and where we see the campus is behind us is the university campus in kelowna but we're also right near the since the tunnel which is the main thoroughfare the main tunnel that access is will certainly allows access from a calendar to hong kong and that's also been blocked and that's been blocked for a number of days we have major traffic disruptions so as well as the campus being set a blaze of an arch and the place moving in we also have major traffic disruptions and transport disruptions ar

he is within polytechnic university.lain how many people are still within the campus building, within the grounds?” people are still within the campus building, within the grounds? i can hear you. i estimate that there are still around 200 students still on campus right now. many of them are ready to leave the campus now. have all those who are under 18 been removed that you are aware? there has been an arrangement made by the police for those who are minors, who are under18, police for those who are minors, who are under 18, they are allowed to leave the campus, without any arrest. i can observe that the majority of the miners have already left without being arrested. —— minors. but those 18 or over, if they want to go, they will be arrested. many have decided to go and be arrested but quite a number of them are not accepting this arrangement. when it comes to the minors, do you believe there are still some in the campus ground, just to clarify that? yes, there are minors still on campus who are afraid and who do not tr

stuck inside the university the rest are replenishing their arsenal of molotov cocktails. with the police in no mood to compromise the situation remains volatile. and fans of a mystical talk artist and shot a chance and she's in hong kong shot at the you think you'll see monitoring developments that today tell us where you are and what's happening around you. raise your the name and where a few 100 meters from that university where that standoff is still ongoing there are huge numbers of people out on the streets here at the. aymond protesters who are coming out to show their support for those who are still holed up inside the university as well but as the evening goes on tensions here really are ramping up you do get the sense that these protesters are planning on or no further clashes into the evening with police perhaps even trying to to help those protesters who are stuck inside the university from escaping now round us here at the moment other family members of a number of those who are trapped inside the university they've been here all day a very anxious nervous wai

devaney is coming to you live from the united nations urges hong kong authorities to deescalate a university standoff the protest has many of the students barricaded inside the campus have turning themselves into police but the un is warning that the humanitarian situation for those still inside is deteriorating. also the program the establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law. the u.s. breaks with decades of middle east policy saying israeli settlements in the occupied territories are not illegal. and this refugee camp was meant to house $3000.00 but now it's home to over $13000.00 why greece is finally moving refugees out of the morea camp on the island of less cost. plus why this magnificent animal could be only one of a kind the very last free building elephant left in southern africa biggest forest . i'm with that shima parents of some of the students who are holding out in abysses hong kong unit. city campus appealing to authorities to take a softer line towards their children last protest says had left the building b

outside the university protesters have tried to break police lines.with rubber bullets and tear gas. 0ur correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes has the latest. for a few minutes today, it looked like the siege of hong kong polytechnic university might end peacefully. the young protesters began streaming down the stairway, that on sunday was set aflame to block the police from storming the campus. but seconds later, riot police began firing tear gas grenades, sending the young protesters scattering in confusion. some did not escape. the clear message from the police today — if you surrender, you will be arrested. hundreds of protesters are still holed up inside the university, and some of them, still preparing for a fight. this young man's brother is one of them. he is 22 years old, he graduate last year in poly university. he was, go to the school after work. and we reached him by whatsapp. as we know, he is safe now but he cannot come out because police forces around the school. he's trying to, he trying to come out last night but not successful. this

were to come on campus without express permission from the university. i think that is what happened at kent. the mayor gave in very easily, called governor rhodes, who sent the troops in. troops came in. it was friday. the building was burned on saturday, and i was watching the troops role in, you know, under the cover of darkness. it was 2:00 in the morning. students are in their dorms. no one could see them. we wake up and we have the national guard. if the national guard had not been there, i'm not sure there would have been a problem at all. students went to rallies back in those days for one thing, right? to get information, really. a rally was not to storm or take over a building. that was decided at the rally, but the rallies were to get information, to see what you were going to do, what you believe, what you did not believe. we did not have instant information. remind the younger readers that we did not have cell phones. we did not have a tv in every room. let me say one other thing about the book before we close things out. another intent on t

he graduated last year in poly university.s go to the school after work and we reached him by whatsapp. we know he's safe now but he cannot come out because of police forces around the school. he tried to come out last night but not successful. this evening, a small group made another break for it, abseiling down ropes from one of the university footbridges to a roadway below, and being taken away in motorcycles. as night fell in kowloon, thousands of other protesters began coming onto the streets in support of those still besieged inside the university. soon the streets of kowloon were once again ablaze. down the street behind me here, about half a mile away, is the hong kong polytechnic university, which is still under siege. around it, in many, many places tonight, are scenes like this, of complete chaos, of running street battles between protesters and riot police. this, where we're standing here, is right next to many 5—star hotels. this is the heart of hong kong's tourist and shopping district. trapped in their rooms, to

between police and protesters after another light of violent clashes demonstrators tried to leave a university under lockdown but police have surrounded that campus we'll go to our correspondent live on the ground also coming up. at least 3 people die in violent demonstrations in iran and protesters could be facing a further crackdown as the government raises fuel prices 50 percent. and as waters are expected to recede in the unesco city of venice italy as city council costs of historic tidal flooding and residents hope for some respite. and in tennis stuff and also the subprocess claims the biggest title so far the a.t.p. finals of london the greek fighting back to beat dominic team in 3 thrilling sets the 21 year old becoming the youngest winner of the tournament since 2001. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us a standoff at the polytechnic university in hong kong is continuing at this hour after students barricaded themselves inside during anti-government protests now some debt. pursuits attempted to flee but police appeared to trap them inside the university by firing tear gas an

standoff with protests tells some of the students barricaded inside the university campus begin handing themselves into police as the u.n. says a humanitarian situation inside is deteriorating. also on the program. establishment of israeli civilian settlements in the west bank is not per se inconsistent with international law. the us breaks for decades of middle east policy saying israeli settlements in the occupied territory and not illegal. and destructive g. camp was meant to house 3000 people but it's now home to with 13 pounds of why greece is finally moving refugees out of the morea camp on the island of les pauls . plus the south african teachers moving in with the tides would. be a great excuse a classroom that takes a different approach to learning. how to. achieve good to have you with us. better so some of the students trapped inside the besieged hong kong campus are appealing to authorities to take a softer line to walk. it's the children last protest is have had left the building but only tuesday but those remaining have been labeled rioters by the authorities a tone that c

i am now at the polytechnic university. where police today lays siege so the protesters had occupy d.c. university since a tuesday and have been fortified it with barricades they have producing hundreds if not thousands of bottles of molotov cocktails and this morning they started the police started to move in they have been fighting during the whole day and in the afternoon police late siege they surrounded the university nobody can get out of here now at some point they said that they would leave their people leave by a certain area but then they arrested those who left including their 1st aiders so what we are seeing here now resembles really a besieged fortress we have people being treated in here for injuries then ammunition being brought to the front and the protesters who do not think mostly that they will get out of here anyway without being arrested throwing everything they have to words to the front which is very dramatic. 70 years it seems like different weapons being used by the protesters occupying this area ne

were to come on campus without express permission from the university. howard: and i think that is what happened at kent. they just -- the mayor gave in very easily to some violence that took place called governor , rhodes. rhodes sent the troops in, and the troops came in on friday. the building was burnt on saturday. i was watching the troops roll in, you know, under the darkness of the night at 2:00 in the morning. students are still away or in their dorms. no one could see them. then you wake up, and here you have the national guard. if the national guard had not been there, i am not sure there would've been a problem at all. students went to rallies, back in those days for one thing, right? to get information, really. a rally was not to storm or take over a building. that was decided at the rally. but the rallies were to get information to determine what you believed in or did not believe in. we did not have instant information. in the book, i try to remind the reader that we did not have cell phones. we did not have a tv in every room. and let me s

and now, rather thanjust one university you have mentioned, the city university of hong kong, there's who are — with protesters, and possibly students from there as well, who are holding up barricades against the police, and there is some sort of stand—off, at least in the chinese university of hong kong, as well as the university of hong kong itself. so there is a stand—off everywhere. and in the past few hours, i myself took at least an extra 30 minutes to get into the city on my usual bus, and massive disruption for those who are taking the train, as you have mentioned already. theyjust have to keep queueing up for buses, orjust figure out their way to work. terrible things have been happening, and it seems that the violence is only getting worse as it goes on. we have seen disruption but also serious and horrible violence. you must wonder what is next and where is this likely to end? there is no definite answer but it seems the police and the protesters have their indication that escalating actions outside the campus where they notice police action. they may have an intention to d

so we want to fight. >> chinese university students say they're pulling more protests after the universityd classes until the end of the year. the university says it is because of safety concerns and damage to property. >> lebanon's president says the economic situation is getting worse because of widespread protest of the political crisis. antigovernment rallies ramped up since they urged demonstrators to end the revolt against the ruling elite. one man was shot dead tuesday south of beirut. the army says a soldier has been detained. we are at one of the many roadblocks that are now across the country. you can probably hear people arguing. there is a lot of frustration among drivers saying this is not the way to air their grievances because they want to go about their daily lives, get to work, get to wherever they want to go. >> sorry, sorry. we are live. sorry, sorry. we are live. there is a lot of frustration. why are you here blocking the road? >> i don't understand you. [speaking simultaneously >> they killed one of my friends. >> how does that make you feel? >> about what? >> why are

university standoff with protesters many of the students barricaded inside the public universities have turned themselves into police the u.n. is warning of a deteriorating humanitarian situation for those still inside also on the program. inquiry set for potentially explosive testimony as the public hearings reopen a 2 senior official. to a crucial phone call between president trump and ukraine's president. this refugee camp was meant to house 3000 people but is now home to more than 13000 but greece is now moving refugees out of the morning a camp on the island of last post. i will look at why this could. cause the very last to free roaming elephants in southern africa its biggest. welcome to the program. there is a some of the students inside the besieged hong kong university campus are appealing to authorities to take a softer line most protesters had left for the technique university buildings by tuesday but all sorts of labels the remaining students rioters a term that carries a 10 year jail sentence the 3 day standoff is seeing the university campus become the focus of the island

has a shut the center down for an inspection and released this statement paris descartes university wishes to apologize to families about this situation the university reaffirms its full commitment to the dignity of donors and their families after several decades of activities some of the centers for silla tease have become obsolete practices have changed and society demands for respect for dignity and transparency have reinforced our ethical duties on if we hope it will be reopened soon because it's the biggest anatomy center in europe surgeons in paris and nearby towns need to practice surgery so they need access to corpses so do students a certain amount of europe's has been put on the table to make things better the proceedings will continue till 2023 what we hope for in any case is if the center is reopened it will have a surveillance system which is very important for preventing such things from happening again the scandal has already had this place known as the blood just mass graveyard in the center of paris i guess we'll have to see if the nickname sticks and done of report

with police and protesters dissolves into chaos after a night of violence demonstrators leave the university under lockdown police use force to arrest those trying to escape we'll go to our correspondent on the ground for an update also coming up. imposes a media internet blackout off the violent demonstrations against a massive fuel price rise state officials say 3 people have been killed but independent reports book that figure much higher. class with multi resistant bacteria killing more than half a 1000000 people globally. losing the battle against superbugs. last britain's brutal can only legacy in the 2 plantations of the way some of the surviving workers now and then ninety's was still traumatized by what they endured and when their land was. taken back to the united nations. this is the end to the tense standoff at a university campus in hong kong after students barricaded themselves inside during antigovernment protests the events are unfolding in the heart of hong kong at the polytechnic university some students attempted to flee with police appear to trap them inside the universit

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universe and the distant raisins. the challenge for its designers with to build an instrument that's tough enough to withstand the unshielded impact of cosmic rays yet still be incredibly precise and dependable even as isa is both. now one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth it's begun the task of mapping the cosmos in unprecedented detail. even azita is part of the largest joint german russian scientific project to date pay to play deal is the mission scientific director we caught up with him via skype at his office in munich to ask him what have you learned from the 1st images sent back by to receipt or. what we've learned is that it is a lot better than anything previously available. i just have to post a bit. why do you want to scan the entire sky. just like we want to understand how nature works here on earth astrophysicists want to understand how the universe works. we don't know everything yet there are various methods that you can use. to learn more and one is using an x. ray telescope to look at the

university standoff with protesters many of the students barricaded inside the public sector university have turned themselves in to police the un's warning of a deteriorating humanitarian situation for those still inside also on the program the trump impeachment inquiry set for more critical testimony as public hearings resume to senior officials who heard the phone call between president trump that he's been creating say they were concerned about off the cold. this refugee camp was meant to house 3000 people but now is home to more than 13000 greece is moving refugee. camp on the island of glass balls. and swedish prosecutors say there's not enough evidence to carry on investigating a magistrate by wiki leaks founder julian assange remains in prison in britain. i'm faces that extradition hearing to the united states spying charges. i'm phil going to welcome to the program. parents of some of the students inside the besieged hong kong university campus are pleading to authorities to take a softer line most protesters had left polytechnic university buildings by early tuesday but all st

now this university is different from other universities in other parts of town in that it is in a hilly area and there are very few access points to this university so it's very easy to block off now the campus is under the control of the protesters and they are preparing for the police to return so they have set up not only barricades but they've also prepared hundreds and hundreds of molotov cocktails and weapons to counter the police if they were to enter but i in my opinion it's all it would be very difficult for them already for the geographical layout of this university and there is also now an injunction in court pending where the student unions have asked an injunction that would prevent the police to enter university campuses without. permission from the university administration this is what has been the practice in hong kong and this is what the what why the east these these attempts yesterday to enter the university led to these clashes because they thought it was a breach of the rules that were at the princes the students thought it was a breach of the rules that were exist

i'm phil gayle welcome to the program police in hong kong have sealed off the university. diversity after protium ocracy activists the site and they want trying to leave now facing arrest or thoughts on the i haven't have described protesters as criminals but the demonstrators did receive a small victory from the terraces high court we'll hear from our correspondent there in on the island in just a moment 1st this report. these students are ready to go home camped out at hong kong's polytechnic university they are wary from increasingly violent clashes with police over the weekend. but having failed to dislodge the protesters for days the police are now preventing them from leaving. to a crowd somewhere i exhausted because we've been up since 5 am yesterday we're desperate because the supplies are running low. anyone leaving the university risks arrest and a lengthy prison sentence the students are worried. you know. a little bit desperate. and they're going to say. there's. no way we can get out in the 1st this safely and. the previous night protesters set fire to the ent

the year the university says it's because of safety concerns and damage to property. lebanon's president says the country's economic situation is getting worse because of widespread protests over the ongoing political crisis. anti-government rallies are ramped up since michel i would urge demonstrators to end their revolt against the ruling elite one man was shot dead on tuesday south of beirut the army says a soldier has been detained after forces opened fire on the protesters blocking roads around the capital stephanie decker has more from cul de south of beirut. we are one of the many roadblocks that are now across the country you can probably hear people arguing there's a lot of frustration among the drivers telling the protesters who are blocking the roads that this is not the way to air their grievances because they want to go about their daily lives get to work get to wherever it is they have to go you know it's are is very hard to tell americans are essential resources how close are you start your life your life we're live with life we're going to we're live o

use tear gas and water cannon against the demonstrators who occupied and set up barricades at a university campus also coming up. such a violent rajapaksa is set to become sri lanka's next president the former defense minister has been declared the winner of saturday's election where in the capital colombo for the celebrations and concerns for the future. and iran traffic grinds to a halt in the capital tehran as people there protest a 15 percent hike in fuel prices iran's supreme leader says impacts the decision despite the unrest. i'm rebecca raters welcome to the program we begin in hong kong where there have been fresh clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and police chinese troops have been deployed for the 1st time since these protests began in june activists have dug into hong kong's polytechnic university in a valley and to defend it from police is part of a week long campaign i am to disrupting traffic and hitting the local economy. another assault on the voices. protest police fire tear gas at protesters occupying hong kong's polytechnic university and blocking nearby roads

used tear gas and water cannon against the demonstrators who occupied and set up barricades at a university campus also coming up. an ultimatum to the czech prime minister tell you all business interests all step down around a quarter of a 1000000 people turned out and promised to demonstrate against andre babbitt as checks marked 30 years since the fall of communism. and in iran traffic grinds to a halt in the capital tehran as people there protest against a 50 percent hike in fuel prices iran's supreme leader says he backed the decision despite breast. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program we begin in hong kong where there have been fresh clashes between for pro-democracy demonstrators and police chinese troops have been deployed for the 1st time since these protests began in june activists have dug into hong kong's polytechnic university and vowing to defend it from police it's part of a week long campaign aimed to disrupting traffic and hitting the local economy. another assault on the voices of protest police fire tear gas at protesters occupying hong kong's polytechnic universit

fires and explosions as hong kong police storm lee university occupied by protesters. below amounting to an issue with al-jazeera live from doha also coming out food and fuel shortages in bolivia's main city as supporters of former president morales block growth and stop supplies. return of the rajapaksa former defense chief winds sri lanka's presidency promising strong leadership after the easter attacks plus. i'm from either mill and i'm in the kalahari desert in south africa with the world's fastest cars being tested to break the land speed record. a tense standoff between protesters and police is continuing at a hong kong university the hours long siege came to an explosive end just before dawn as police a police moved in but a group of demonstrators a still holed up inside and police want them out they've used tear gas and water cannon but some protests as are refusing to leave sara klug reports from hong kong . with parts of the polytechnic university a blaze police moved in to clear the protesters they barricaded themselves on campus students fled as riot police

but it remains a fiery stalemate hundreds of students inside the university versus the police. the protesters are using a host of weapons including molotov cocktails and slingshots. and even bows and arrows to keep the police at bay. the students are determined. just as a war is more war. i have already written my will. but i trust that my fellow students will keep the protests going. many of us here are exhausted just like i am. i was sprayed by water cannon and it is still very painful but i keep going. hong kong authorities and the university have called for an end to the confrontation and for deescalation but the standoff remains tense. these protests which have become a broadly anti government and police filings movement have been raging for 5 months now people in hong kong are split on the matter but many continue to publicly support the predominately student led protests this all started with protesters wanting to safeguard hong kong school tony but despite the scenes beijing shows absolutely no sign of changing its stance towards hong kong. let's get the very latest now

university campuses basically. we're always saying that 1st day tames are on the scene at the campus where saying people are being carried away in stretches not sure whether these are students all members of security forces because while the police have threatened to use live ammunition against the demonstrators we know that that was in response to an arrows in fire bombs and petrol bombs being deployed against them because we have seen this renewed intensity to the clashes with an element of. quite organized tactics you might say being used on the part of the protests as he was saying that the numbers inside the polytechnic campus had been swindled wendling so we have any idea how many students might still have been inside the police for trying to then. i did get to go to another state where there have been the past 2 days we found protesters dining barricades running around forcing barricades with the big barricades have they have looked fairly silly in the past but the whole protest has developed their tactics h

college and university. that would include your community colleges and public universities and many not-for-profit private universities. but i want to focus this morning on the for-profit colleges and universities in the united states. people sometimes can't make the distinction which is which. some of the big names in the for-profit industry -- university of phoenix. there's one you've probably heard of. devry university out of chicago is one another you might -- is another one you might have heard of. they of course are in business to make money. and they have a different economic model than many of the other universities. i've met the c.e.o.'s of for-profit colleges and universities and found that in some cases they have limited or no experience when this comes to education -- when it comes to education. they're investors, they're business people. the idea of education is a secondary part of why they were chosen. there's an important statistic -- in fact, two statistics that i want to preface my remarks w

between police and protesters dissolves into chaos after a night of violence demonstrators leave a university under lockdown police use force to arrest those trying to escape we go live to our correspondent on the ground. also coming up here on imposes a media and internet blackout and after a violent demonstrations against a massive fuel price rise state officials say 3 people have been killed but independent reports put that figure much higher. and with resistant bacteria killing more than half a 1000000 people globally a year are we losing the battle against the superbug. also on the program max 1st stop and brings his max speed to. the dash one holds off a stiff challenge from champion and lewis hamilton to claim victory in a thrilling brazilian grand prix. hello and welcome. good to have your company. police in hong kong battled with protesters into the evening as attempted to escape a university where they had barricaded themselves close by another group of protesters carrying their trademark umbrellas brace themselves against the advancing riot control police fired tear gas to clear th

is the last stronghold for the universities several universities have been taken over earlier in the week this is the last stronghold because they have also occupied a major tunnel that goes into hong kong 5 so that's one of the last major highways that the protesters are holding for the reason they're not standing down the one they give up that tunnel their movement here is pretty much not effective anymore to go paul in there live for us in hong kong stay safe on to other news and bolivia's former president evo morales has told al-jazeera he should be allowed to return and complete his final term in office that comes as the united nations warns that violence there could spin out of control and prevention new elections on friday 8 of his supporters were shot dead during fighting with security forces and there were further clashes between security forces and supporters of corollas on saturday people have been launching from the region of 2 pari to the central city of cochabamba even rather spoke to al jazeera as john holmes and outlined his next moves. up until sunday if more rallies

hold up in the universe. who our going really well to. some of those holed up in the most well or out. around. them all the while. there are. you. know on your program. reporting from hong kong well here in germany ministers have agreed an ambitious plan to plug what have been called quote embarrassing gaps in the country's mobile phone networks plans to release some 1100000000 euros to construct thousands of cell towers by 2024 the move is part of a broader strategy to modernize the country's infrastructure and an instruction. anyone who's traveled through rural areas in germany knows the country is full of places without cell phone service or a decent internet connection. chancellor angela merkel and had happened and want to tackle the issue head on the german government says it plans to build 5000 cell phone towers after a 2 day consultation on digital policy in germany the chancellor recognises the common challenges for into the future we have a lot of work ahead both in the hardware area the mobile communications strategy and in broa

he graduated last year in poly university.s go to the school after work and we reached him by whatsapp. we know he's safe now but he cannot come out because of police forces around the school. he tried to come out last night but not successful. this evening, a small group made another break for it, abseiling down ropes from one of the university footbridges to a roadway below, and being taken away in motorcycles. as night fell in kowloon, thousands of other protesters began coming onto the streets in support of those still besieged inside the university. soon the streets of kowloon were once again ablaze. down the street behind me here, about half a mile away, is the hong kong polytechnic university, which is still under siege. around it, in many, many places tonight, are scenes like this, of complete chaos, of running street battles between protesters and riot police. this, where we're standing here, is right next to many five—star hotels. this is the heart of hong kong's tourist and shopping district. trapped in their rooms,