activists have been arrested over the course of a matter of hours to the arrested just a wall and agnes chao have since been released on bail they're accused of inciting and participating in an illegal protest and i urge international communities who send a clear message to the presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how they are rest and cross into us. independence activists and the chance he was also taken into custody as he prepared to board a flight for japan police deny the arrests of time to scare people away from taking part in protests over the weekend timing of the arrest does not dictate our investigation. we arrest the person as soon as we have get a sufficient evidence to prove his or her or fans the allegation that we tie our arrest is totally false a lot of this is after chinese troops were filmed driving through hong kong on wednesday night in what was described as a routine rotation of soldiers but an editorial in the china daily newspaper says troops stationed in the city have no reason to sit on the

he is acting for bothjosh or wong and for agnes chow. main police station here in hong kong. we do not have confirmation of that right now. mr wong is said to have been given three charges, according to his political group. at the moment we don't know what agnes chow has been detained for. it is important to note that tomorrow there was supposed to be a big demonstration again here in the centre of hong kong but the police have actually said that that cannot go ahead. i don't know if that is connected at the moment, we willjust have to see. what is the suspicion? there is a connection? so many things are so connected here in hong kong at the moment. joshua wong has been a prominent leader of the pro—democracy movement is a key is 22 now but he began protest when he was a teenager. he was a big person, very involved in the pro—democracy protest a few years back, the so—called umbrella protests. as you say he has already spent one month in jail say he has already spent one month injailso farthis say he has already spent one month injail so

joshua long and agnes -- jo cho areg and agnes out. they were arrested in the morning, suspected of taking part in an unauthorized protest. >> we shall not surrender. i urge communities to send a clear message to president xi that sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out. we will continue our fight, no matter how they arrest and prosecute us. r released onwere bail, another was reportetedly arrested. another man wass arrested d on thursday and is ststill detaine. ththree months a after the movot starteted to c counter a lawaw allowing authorities to since suspects for trial in mainlandnd china, police are clamping down on protesters. the demonstration expected to draw massive crowds saturday. >> it is in the interest of public safety and order, and protections of rights and freedoms of others. >> saturday's protest was meant to be symbolic. five years ago, activists asked for democratic elections and chinese authorities rejected the plan. the organizers of the protest canceled it due to concerns for participant sa

joshua wang and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. will show not surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to a president she sending ships or using emergency orderless is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how the our rest and because of who us. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has not yet been banned by authorities. police deny any link. with the allegation that we tie in our rest is totally false. or indeed the public all the events if you weekend in the past of 2 months or in. so making the arrest today does not make any indication basically millions of people have joined the protest since they began in june over a controversial extradition. violence has escalated in recent weeks police have deploye

that people will come out onto the streets anyway certainly the political party of joshua long and agnes chao are saying that they want people to still come out to protest in particular against these protests against these arrests then if we look at to monday and choose day a general strike has been called with more large protests planned so certainly it seems we're heading for another round of volatility in the days ahead it's all right wayne thanks for that wayne hey there live in hong kong where we've also heard from the director of amnesty amnesty international hong kong who's commented on these latest developments man k. times says this past week we've seen scare tactics straight out of beijing's playbook pro-democracy protest organizers attacked by thugs prominent activists arrested after being snatched from their homes in streets and a major rally planned for saturday banned. fighting around the yemeni city of is exposing growing risks in the saudi a morality coalition yemen's internationally recognized president mansel hadi as accuse the u.s. force of bombing government troops in

and activists in hong kong reach a peaceful resolution but joining us to discuss today's topic is agnes shouting a leading member of pro-democracy group still in hong kong. also with us from hong kong a district councilor of the democratic alliance for the betterment and progress of hong kong also known as. and finally we have mary hoya hong kong based reports of the courts we also reached out to more than a dozen chinese officials to join this program but nobody was available thanks for joining us the ladies start online but the pictures of what was a really massive protest scene on august 18th this was on sunday. may may ying was there and these are a few things she shared on her feed a woman pleads with protesters to get off the bridge some urging each other to leave to preserve today's peaceful protests another one here this protester came to cover her with an umbrella while she took pictures because 1000001700000 estimated number were out there even though it was raining and she sent us a video comment about what she saw the protests and here's what she told the stream . was really

chowd agnes try -- agnes were released hours ago after being arrested. a , a day afterst they say armed gangs in the city attacked them. an iranian oil tanker in the mediterranean sea says it is headed for turkey, but the crew cannot input any destination so the united states is not convinced. the tanker is carrying more than 2 million barrels of iranian crude oil worth $120 million. fueling growing tensions between iran and the u.s. argentina's bonds extending their declines after s&p global ratings cut their credit rating to selective default after they say they would delay payments on $100 billion of debt. while the delay could relieve short-term pressures, it raises the prospect of default. the bank of korea hinting at further action to the economy if rates continue to rise. two of seven board members called for an immediate rate cut that much concern more must be done to prop up growth. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this

of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested 2 of them joshua wang and agnes chao have been since have since been released on bail the wave of arrests comes after a mass rally planned for saturday was banned sarah clarke has this report now from hong kong. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the banned independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 a wrists over the past 2 days

joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge the international community is send a clear message to a presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the band independence group and the chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 arrests over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police intimidation and an attempt to silence protests the demonstrations began more than 3 months ago prompted by a controversial extradition bill but they quickly morphed into a wider discontent what is seen as china's growing influence in hon

2 prominent pro-democracy activists have been released on bail by hong kong course joshua long and agnes child were among a group of campaigners arrested over the past 12 hours or so being accused of inciting and participating in an illegal protest police have also banned a mass rally planned for saturday more now from al jazeera as way in haiti. of course the weekend is when we usually see the largest rallies the largest protests taking place and quite often in the evenings the most violence and i think that most people are expecting this weekend and indeed into monday and tuesday when a general strike has been called will be no different at all joshua wong and agnes chalo in that media conference that they gave after they were granted by l. by the judge just a short time ago saying the opposite of the policemen they're saying that in fact they believe that this was a deliberate ploy by the government and the police to scare people away from protesting i urge the international community has sent a clear mass aish to a presidency sending ships or using emergency ordinance is not the way

targeting some of the territories most prominent pro-democracy activists protest leaders joshua wong agnes char were among those arrested by police today and then released on bail 3 pro-democracy lawmakers were also detained as part of an intensifying crackdown on the protest movement that has seen violent clashes hundreds of arrests and the recent arrival of troops from mainland china. emerging from court defiant joshua wrong and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. we show no surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to a president sending ships or using emergency order this is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how they are rest of course if you are. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has now been banned by au

in other world news joshua wong and agnes child 2 of the 3 activists arrested in hong kong have been released on bail they say they won't surrender as police try to rein in weeks of anti-government protests from hong kong reports. joshua one and agnes chao left police headquarters on their way to cause the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidentially sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the band independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 arrests over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police

joshua wang and agnes child 2 of the 3 activists arrested in hong kong have been released on bail they say they won't surrender as police try to rein in weeks of anti-government protests from hong kong o'clock reports. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail. not surrender and i urge the international community is send a clear message to a president sending troops or using emergency order is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician. member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the band independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 arrests over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police intimidation and an attempt to silence prot

joshua wang and agnes child 2 of 3 activists arrested in hong kong have been released on bail they say they won't surrender as police tried to rein in weeks of anti-government protests from hong kong clock reports. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to cause the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to a presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the band independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 a wrists over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police intimidation and an a

i presume that you're talking about the two members of the demosisto party, joshua wong and agnes chowhours of the morning and they faced a court mention in the afternoon and then they received bail. the particular group they represent during the period of detention said that the arrests were a way for two things. one to spread a sense of fear among protesters in hong kong, and second, it was an attempt to assume or thrust leadership roles on these two people when they had no such leadership roles in these protests. let's get some of the day's other news. the bbc has uncovered evidence of a war crime committed during a recent airstrike in the syrian province of idlib, in which 39 people were killed. the attack by a plane from a russian airbase hit a market in the town of maarat al—numan twice in half an hour. moscow has previously denied that the attack took place. the long—term outlook for the great barrier reef has been downgraded from "poor" to "very poor" by the australian government agency that manages the world's largest coral system. a new report says rising sea temperatures, ca

prominent pro-democracy activists have been released on bail by a hong kong court joshua wang and agnes child were amongst a group of campaigners all arrested in a matter of hours they're being accused of inciting and participating in the name legal chess a scottish judge says a legal challenge against the suspension of britain's parliament by the prime minister will take place next week opponents of boris johnson argue there's not enough time to debate breaks it. a manual girl who tested positive for a boy in uganda has died ugandan health officials say she traveled from kiss ac from the democratic republic of congo there's been a growing number of confirmed cases of the border in the region humanitarian organization. world vision says women and children are at greater risk of being infected well it's been a year since the latest outbreak in the democratic republic of congo began and it's the 10th time the region's been hit by a ball or the virus has already killed more than 2000 people it started in eastern province of north kivu and within weeks it had spread to at least one neighbor

arresting a string of prominent figures who were involved pro-democracy activists joshua wong and agnes child were arrested charged with inciting people to join a protest and then released on bail independence activist andy chan was also detained as he was about to board a flight to japan this off to a mass rally planned for saturday was denied permission and called off and an editorial in the china daily newspaper warned that chinese troops stationed in the city have no reason to sit on their hands if the situation gets worse sara quote reports now from hong kong. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidentially sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong

prime minister says pakistan will stand with kashmiris in testing times in hong kong joshua while in agnes child 2 of the 3 activists arrest said have been released on bail they say they won't surrender as police try to rein in weeks of anti-government protests from hong kong reports. joshua one and agnes chao left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidentially sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the banned independence group and the chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 a wrists over the past 2

i wonder if that's partly what is firing, agnes, some of these protesters.s campign, so in other words they don't see themselves as chinese, they see themselves as hong kong citizens, hong kongers to use the phrase, and they don't like the idea that one day they will be just absorbed into china. no, no democrat likes the idea, but as henryjust said, you know, 28 years, it's tomorrow. so if i were a democrat in hong kong, i would think about going somewhere else because china is not going to become democratic, in those 28 years, and you know, compared to five years ago, the umbrella protest which we are quite optimistic, i don't know if you remember, there was even some joy, now i see the very brave protesters, especially when carrie lam and the local government seems to be renting the mafia to actually beat them up, the way the chinese do, and then of course, xijinping flexing his muscles although he's got more pressing issues like slowing growth and trade war, so i agree with you, i don't think he's going to send the army. but in the end, and also economica

and agnes child been taken into police custody protest organizers of called off a rally planned for saturday which had been banned by the police. yemen's internationally recognized president deserves saudi arabia to intervene to stop the u.s. military from attacking government forces in and around the u.a.e. says its air force has been telling what they call terrorists following attacks on coalition forces. rising temperatures in bolivia have reignited wildfires in the east of the country president ever more on this is being criticized for his sleigh response to the crisis fires have destroyed more than 1200000 hectares of forest and grassland this year. a huge crowds in pakistan of the prime minister's call for a nationwide show of solidarity for people in indian administered kashmir they've observed what's being called kashmir hour it will happen every friday from noon imran khan the prime minister urged to stop work and show their support for kashmir which is now into its 4th week let's go live now to kemal high the he's in the pakistani capital islamabad as of this school then from prime

this weekend has now been called off calling the arrests of activists and joshua long and each and agnes child they've been at the forefront of weeks of demonstrations. yemen's internationally recognized president says the u.a.e. has been launching air strikes against his forces in the southern port city of aden immoralities those say they've been targeting terrorists who would attack in saudi u.a.e. coalition troops. and the brazilian leader has signed a decree banning the practice of burning land for the purpose of clearing its he's facing international condemnation for the record number of amazon wildfires still burning. in neighboring bolivia rising temperatures a causing flare ups in the east the president abel medallists has been criticized to his slow response to the crisis there he joined firefighters in front of the cameras braless is also face questions over policies which his critics say led to greater deforestation in america doesn't seem human it's an odd wash. this is what's left of the dry tropical forest than i was because it's full of smoke and pockets of fires actually

hong kong this weekend has been called off following the arrest of prominent activist andy chan and agnes child there in custody they've been at the forefront of weeks of demonstrations against hong kong leaders and the growing influence of china in the territory. beijing government accusing. and they found laws some try to become a leader of these mountains and they want to arrest them to show that they have the abilities and they have the stand to finish this one but actually you can see that there is no single leader for these school funds and actually encouraged by every single hong kong people to come out and join this movement so. i think 1st thing. judge of the beijing regime and the 2nd is they want to spread out right here and spread the message of. composter. yemen's internationally recognized president says the u.a.e. has been launching air strikes against his forces in the southern city of aden yemen is claiming they were targeting terrorists who've been attacking saudi u.a.e. coalition troops who are middle east analysts noid explains why saudi arabia and the u.a.e. a divided

i assume you are talking about the two members of the party, joshua wong and agnes chow.the particular group they represent during the period of detention said that the arrests were away for two things. 0ne arrests were away for two things. one to spread a sense of fear among protesters in hong kong and second, it was an attempt to assume or thrust leadership roles on these two people when they had no such leadership roles in these protests. these protests, as you may know, have been described as leaderless, decentralised and there is a sense that any attempt by the authorities to say that these people are the leaders or those people are the leaders or those people are the leaders will not be logical and won't work because there are no leaders here. those two people are on bail, as i mentioned. we expect to see them today as we expect to see a lot of people but their presence will not make a huge impact on today's events because as i said, there are simply no leaders here and arresting a handful of people simply will not stop people from coming out to express. it will be

arrested today before protests planned for this weekend joshua won and the chant and most recently agnes child all have been detained by the police in hong kong. internationally recognized president says the u.a.e. has been attacking his forces in the southern port city of aden the emirate is though they've been targeting terrorists they've been attacking saudi u.a.e. coalition forces. the u.n. security council is considering a draft resolution calling for a truce to prevent more violence in the south west of syria the 15 member council wants a deal for italy a province where government forces backed by russia pushing into rebel territory the only ground they still hold the united nations says since april well then 550 civilians have been killed and about 400000 more have been displaced. along because peace tribunals has ordered the arrest of 4 fark rebel leaders who take up arms again almost a $1000000.00 is being offered for one of them mark as they accuse the government of betraying them over the peace still less than 3 years ago. as that story from bogota. it's a painful reminder of

and the jan and agnes child been taken into custody protests organizers of called off a rally that was planned for saturday which had been banned by the police we believe that. the high profile arrest before the 31st of all a protest is because they want to spread right terror to what's the hong kong protester and the hong kong secondly they are really accusing the demo she says managers and different high profile activists in the movement to try to create a fiction. atmosphere that there is a leaders who are leading the campaign yemen's internationally recognized president deserves saudi arabia to intervene to stop the u.s. military from attacking government forces in and around aden the u.a.e. says examples has been targeting terrorists following attacks on coalition forces at aiden's airport. the u.n. security council is considering a draft resolution which would call for a truce in northwestern syria government forces backed by russian airpower have been waging an offensive on the italy province which is a loss rebel held territory diplomats acknowledge that any resolution is likel

here it out zira the police in hong kong of arrested several leading activists just shy of long and agnes child have been charged with inciting and participating in an authorized demonstrations protest organizers are called off a rally planned for saturday which had been banned by the police. yemen's internationally recognized president as a saudi arabia to intervene to stop the u.s. military from attacking government forces in and around aden the u.a.e. says its air force has been targeting terrorists following attacks on coalition forces aiden's airport. rising temperatures in bolivia have reignited wildfires in the east president ever more alice is being criticized for a slow response fires have destroyed $1200000.00 hectares of forests and grassland this year. now scottish judge is due to rule shortly on the 1st stage of a legal bid to block the suspension of britain's parliament by the prime minister barak johnson. the prime minister's move is being seen as an attempt to curtail the amount of time m.p.'s have to debate breaks it and that increases oppose the possibility of the u.k. l

the chairman ofjoshua and agnes's political group.ticipate in an unauthorised assembly. these charges are not related to what could have happened tomorrow. these are related to a sort of ambushing of the police headquarters back on the 21st of june. thousands of protesters have been gathering outside of that building all the way into late night, having a bit of clashes with the police as well. that is what they have been charged. back on the police news conference, just today, those officers were somehow trying to avoid answering whether these charges are anything to do with the current people coming out tomorrow, but they do give some strong lines. and the just of it is that it is basically now that protesters have dans, don't ever try to pretend that you are not protesting while you are and go to, the police might still arrest people for participating in a illegal assembly. as for tomorrow, what is expected in terms of the level of protest? certainly many protesters are saying that they will go ahead with demonstrations despite what

say they'll continue their demonstrations despite a wave of arrests protest leaders joshua wang and agnes chow were among those detained and later released on bail or thirty's intensifying a crackdown have banned a mass rally planned for this weekend. as you know florida's governor is urging residents to evacuate before hurricane dorian hits the state early next week nearly 10000000.

following the arrest of 3 prominent activist joshua won and the chant and agnes child are now in custody. yemen's internationally recognized president says the u.a.e. has been attacking his forces in the southern port city of aden the amorality say they've been targeting terrorists are going to sacking saudi u.a.e. coalition troops and the u.n. security council is considering a draft resolution calling for a truce to prevent more violence in the northwest of syria the army backed by russia is pushing into province the last opposition held territory. colombia's peace tribunals has ordered the arrest of 4 fark rebel leaders who take up arms again now almost a $1000000.00 is being offered for one of them even mark as they accuse the government of betraying them over the peace deal signed less than 3 years ago alexander m.p.s. he reports now from bogota. it's a pain. reminder of the past colombians will carpenters' they to a video posted online by former senior fike rebel commander. in green fatigues surrounded by armed fighters announcing a return to war i don't. we announce to the world bu

i seeing reports jason wong and another pro—democracy acts visit agnes chow are been brought the court, forjoshua himself, he is facing potentially three charge, thatis facing potentially three charge, that is based on what they are arresting him for, inciting others too arresting him for, inciting others to o veryty pate in, knowingly taking part in that, unauthorised assembly, this is forjoshua only, organising an unauthorised assembly. that is referring to a protest back on 21stjune, when thousands of protestors were ambushing the police headquarters, the very building they we re headquarters, the very building they were detained this morning, for hours, all the way into dark. so, we are yet to know if they would be released on bail at all, if they are actually brought to the magistrates‘ court for mentioning, but it is definitely something that would, a shock to the community who are in support of this campaign so far, given the prominence ofjoshua wong and agnes chow, everyone based on the fact, some people might not argue this isjust the fact, some people might not argue this is

arrest — among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaigners — joshua wong and agneshey've both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. a us military court has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammed, who is accused of playing a leading role in planning the 9/11 attacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been detained for more than fifteen years. later in this half hour we'll have newswatch. but first, it's time for click. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season 1, episode 1000. and to celebrate, we are making a world first. doing new things is in our dna. i am floating on air. which is why we don't just show you the tech, we use the tech to push the boundaries of what's possible on tv. here is the team. it is marc on camera one and two, simon on

joshua wong and agnes chow have appeared in court, charged with organising an illegal protest.y to be arrested. from hong kong, john mcdonell reports. activists descended on police headquarters five weeks ago as part of hong kong‘s ongoing political crisis. police stations have been marked out for special attention here, with many in the pro—democracy movement calling for fellow protesters already detained to be released. amongst those seen outside this building on the 21st ofjune was pro—democracy campaignerjoshua wong. for this, according to his demosisto party, the high—profile figure was snatched off the street this morning as he walked to an underground train station. he was then forced into an unmarked van and driven away by police officers. all we ask for is just to urge beijing and hong kong government to withdraw the bill, stop police brutality and respond to our calls for a free election. even i have beenjailed three times and i need to face a trial on the 8th of november, which means three months later, but we still keep on our fight. we shall not surrender. joshua w

arrests comes after a mass rally planned for saturday was banned 2 of the activists joshua long and agnes chow have since been released on bail and colombia's government says 9 people have been killed in its operation against former members of the revolutionary armed forces also known as the fark it comes a day after former commanders of the rebel group said they're taking up arms again they accuse the government of not sticking to the terms of the 2016 peace deal which ended 50 years of conflict in response president even decay said he will not be threatened and he offered $850000.00 for information that could lead to the arrests or face to face is coming up next and that explores the story of the legendary revolutionaries argentina's che guevara and cuba's fidel castro stay tuned for that more news a bit later i found. custer wanted to say wanted a different future just for them to this country to do revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviously they no longer did that and at that p

of arrests, among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaignersjoshua wong and agneshow. they've both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. president bolsonaro‘s approach to fighting the fires in the amazon is not his only policy under scrutiny. he has made little secret of his uncompromising stance on crime saying this month that criminals will "die in the streets like cockroaches". statistics suggest that drug seizures are up and homicides down. but campaign groups say a consequence has been people dying at the hands of the police. notjust in the crossfire, but they say in direct attacks. hugo bachega reports from rio. shouting. another desperate mother in rio, another body lying on the ground. the blame again falls on the police. jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they

. >> reporter: agnes lives in the area, says the park is filled with visitors. any fire has the potential to harm many. >> we hear the choppers, alarms and sirens, definitely scary. >> reporter: sjfd says a suspect was detained for starting a fire on purpose. previously suffered at hands of serial arsonist. shows man making multiple efforts. >> one of the victims of the san jose arsonist in 2015, along with 15 other people. >> reporter: crime mapping shows dozens of areas of suspected arson downtown, late february to wednesday. >> coincidence, fireworks, homeless encampments? arsonist? we don't know the cause but repeated clusters of fires in the same areas. >> reporter: reached out to san jose fire but not commented back. neighbors want to be sure something is done to combat the destruction. >> thank you. >>> tonight a disturbing find on the campus of oakland elementary school. >> rope hanging from fence which some parents believed resembled a noose. >> cornell barnard is live in the east bay with details. >> reporter: ama, dan, some parents are outraged. schoo

reporter: emerging from court, defiant, joshua and agnes present themselves too the medi with a message china and the world. >> we shall not surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to president xi, sending troops is not the way out. we will continue our fight no matter how arrests. reporter: the pair wewere arresd on fridaanand those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protestors blockaded police headqdquarters. but activists say this is intimidation ahead of a planned rally, one that is now being banned by authorities. police denny any leak. >> the allege that we time our arrests is totally false. and public events every weekend in the past two months or arrests today doeoesn't make an implications. reporter: millions o peoplee have joined thee protests.s. viviolence has escalated in rect weeks. police have deployed tear gas while protestors have thrown rocks and molotov cocktails. over 850 people have been arrested. protestors are vowing to continue with an expandedd list of demands including democratic elections and inquiry into the pol

used by forces to help fund terrorist saying in hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua wang and agnes child have been released on bail following their arrest on thursday despite attempts by police to rein in weeks of anti-government protests the activists say they want to surrender. as string of legal cases has begun in the u.k. in an effort to prevent the month long suspension of parliament opponents of prime minister boy's johnson's decision say it won't leave enough time to debate breaks it probably increasing the chances of leaving the e.u. without a deal on october 31st and the u.s. national hurricane center says dorian has strengthened to a category 4 hurricane the storm is gaining momentum in the atlantic ocean with wind speeds over a 180 kilometers per hour dorian is expected to make landfall on saturday night a state of emergency has been declared for florida those are the headlines it's back to myanmar unholy alliance next september on al jazeera with ethiopia taking its 1st steps into democracy al-jazeera meets for diversity europeans who are reshaping the country's politic

say they'll continue their demonstrations despite a wave of arrests protest leaders joshua one and agnes chalo were among those detained and later released on bail the thought is intensifying a crackdown have banned a mass rally.