b. airport here is pretty far away from the city center but even that is not a big deal for me today because i have a very special taxi driver waiting for me. since he was just 27 years old south africa already knows he shot to fame when the passenger films him singing opera in this taxi and the video went viral. oh oh she. was like. it's just get to my emotions so much because i didn't realize it will go the spot. it can't just go to facebook maybe. he was one of them or just said no can you bring that guy to come and perform in my wedding or something like that just just a small things it's overwhelming like kids. menzies' phone is constantly when he gets requests for interviews from all over the world invitations to perform and give or dishes to men's wear shop even offer to miss the taxi to for his next event. like an opera singer a guy who's driving and he sings some a cookie this is very interesting you know so just through i was really excited to meet him and to see even better now that i see him in person. menzi is currently rehearsing for an upcoming performance at the piano player

b. airport in hong kong so how are things progressing today rob. resell it's a completely different scene today at the airport hard to imagine that this i was a go was basically a war zone 2 hours ago very strict controls came in all points of access into the terminal staff security staff now want to see your i.d. they also want to see they've got a valid travel document anyone who's wearing a black shirt is under particular scrutiny basically if they think your purely a demonstrator they will try to turn you away in truth we know from social media that photoshop copies of tickets are doing the rounds if you have one of those on the screen of your device and flash that with your i.d. you probably get through and we've seen a couple of suspicious demonstrators who probably have gotten through this system and i think the airport probably knows that yes people will get through but what they want to avoid are the thousands of people who have descended here on the last couple of days causing absolute chaos here i mean that their point is look we've been

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b. brush like a pro. >> at san francisco international airport a ban went in to effect on plastic water bottles. >> everybout 10,000 bottles of water are sold at san francisco international airport. the ban on plastic water bottles but not other plastic bottles might create confusion. >> you can get a soft drink in a plastic bottle. >> not water. >> not water. >> i don't know about that. >> we have to start somewhere. >> the airport's public information officer. >> there is good alternatives. there are not a lot of good alternatives yet for teas, juices and sodas. they would prefer the passengers don't buy water at all and free containers at free hydration stages. >> i am about to refill it after i go through security. >> san francisco's latest effort to reduce plastic waste. this recycling center processes 39 million plastic bottles each year. a mountain of bottles. this is two or three hours here in san francisco. >> some folks will say there goes san francisco again. >> that is understandable but our airport has been on the leading edge of a lot of environmental initiatives. we are seeing the boundari

the hong kong airport is back up d running, b tensions between the thousandof pro- democracy protesters shut it down hong kong's government are far from resolved. police say at least five people were arrested after daf protests there that canceled 300 flights and at times turned violt. today, police defended their tactics and said those apprehended will face justice. >> the hong kong police have always facilitator peaceful and rly protests over the years. but the extremely radical and violent acts have certaly crossed the line, and ought to be most severely condemned. >> nawaz: smaller numbers of protesters returned today to tht airport, wh signs criticizing city government and police. ng kong police in riot gear fired tear gas at protesters in the street outside a police station. since early june, waves of protest have rocked hong kong in response to a proposed law that would allow extradition of suspected crinals to mainland china. this leaderlhtess group has so to build on 2014 pro-democracy demonstrations known as the "umbrella movement," when hundreds of thousands took to the stree

well-organized and very technologically advanced, and so they -- they decided to move into the airport which is, a, air conditioned, b, a place where they can't lob tear gas in and kill -- absolutely kill tourism but at some point in time before october 1st you'll see the protest verse a real bloody battle with the chinese, and the chinese are going to move there, either military police or their military, and that will be the end of hong kong's autonomy. >> if we were to see that bloody battle take place, kyle, how does that play out i would imagine you're going to see -- we've seen some u.s. lawmakers come out as well as democratic presidential candidates, but in general the u.s. or the administration hasn't said very much or very strongly yet on these protests and the dynamic. would you expect that to change, and how would you expect that to affect the relationship between the two countries? >> yeah. i mean, if you've noticed this morning, you know, presidential candidate elizabeth warren tweeting about the plight of the hong kong protesters and the people that are fighting for their democracy and their freedom tha

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those days are numbered, as the airport is taking the step of banning single-use water b bottles. >>pesz pass passengers will need to bring their own plastic. >> that's a sign of the times. no plastic bags. no plastic bottles. >> reporter: more and more communities are going after various kinds of single-use plastic. california, hawaii and new york have banned plastic bags. seattle became the first straws suit. you can find paper straws and some companies offers. next year, aquafina will sell water in anluminum cans. it looks like an idea that's ready to take off. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> still ahead, it's growing like a weed. legalized marijuana. but the new high can come at a cost. breyers natural vanilla. milk, fresh cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. it's made with fresh cream, sugar and milk. breyers the good vanilla. we proudly partner with american farmers for grade a milk and cream. mmm! i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? cyclist: pip! pip! (wom

look around here this is idea of you who knows international hong kong international airport this is the arrival hall b. now this is the latest. with protesters. here as you can see along the years here there are many young people riding on the wearing masks this is an unofficial demonstration nobody's given permission for this to handing out leaflets to many visitors tourists really of whom have to be said to quite amused specially the visitors from mainland china a number of visitors we've seen have shown their support for the for these protesters one or 2 have been want to alter cations from people who do certainly do not support what these people are doing but this is a rival holby this is the. to all parts of the arrival hall and this was the 1st part to fill up and the way off in the distance is arrival hall 8 which is just as for this section of the hall here so we are talking about several 1000 people and it is very well organized they are organizing themselves you see stewards going around making sure that passageway is are left open for people to get through we were just watching on one of th

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anger is still very strong and b expect a school strike workers' strike on monday and tuesday next week and then meet the again the gain some protests activities around the airport tomorrow and i will have to watch what happens thanks so much though for your analysis of the terms of change there. all right over the last hour also in hong kong violence has broken out in the central district where protesters have been surrounding government headquarters protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs and police responded with tear gas and street battle has been unfolding next to the main barracks of the chinese military in the city it's the 13th straight weekend of massive protests in the hong kong let's return to the protests wane hey is live for us again so why and last time we spoke you said some people starting to clear off as the situation calmed down on the side of the protesters. certainly has a pattern that we've seen many times before these things tend to end fairly quickly and it's difficult to imagine where we're standing right now just a few moments ago was a battle ground between thousands of protesters and the riot police as well in the end yes the protester

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b. or it's at the airport and iranian plane has landed carrying the iranian foreign minister now trump refusedto comment on that and we've heard that there is no meeting scheduled with the american delegation but little be interesting who the iranian foreign minister will be talking to and what will happen of those talks absolutely that was a bit of a surprise also at the g. 7 table is of course the united kingdom and british prime minister boris johnson has been talking about the likelihood of a brac city away as he had to say. abortions and of course desperate here to get some good news back home regarding the cliff and that that the u.k. is facing he clarified once again increasing the pressure on the you who are trying to do so by saying look if we don't get a deal we will not pay a price a bill that is the money that the u.k. owes the european union for all sorts of things everything from pensions to to running a business in brussels as long as there's still a member of the club on the other hand he has also rule said that if. it breaks it will not be as easy. as somebody mentioned so an

close to schedule after this week's hong kong's airport became the scene of what may be the most important and dangerous protests of china since the uprising in b uprisi uprising in beijing and tiananmen square, killing an unknown number of protesters, mostly students. at that time, hong kong was not yet officially a part of the people's republic of china. the british government formally surrendered its control of hong kong to china in 1977. china promised hong kong the liberties enjoyed there would not be curtailed but a toaltari totalitarian regime was bound to eventually produce a culture collision which it now most certainly has. the world is on edge as the hong kong crisis unfolds and not surprisingly, donald trump has no idea what to say or who he is rooting for, or even if he should be rooting for anyone in hong kong, and so he says the most inane things ever spoken by an american president in a crisis like this, shouting to reporters over the usual helicopter noise in the background, i'm sure it will work out. i hope it works out for everybody, including china, by the way. as an after thought, the president said, i hope nobody gets kill

airport launch several drone and missile attacks on saudi arabia meanwhile in the south yemen's u.n. recognized government says it's back in charge of aden after a brief offensive against southern separatists victoria gates b. has details on the 2. 2 yemeni forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of president added robin mansell heidi celebrate victory in agent's presidential palace. in a sudden offensive lasting just a few hours saudi backed government forces recaptured control of the city from the u.a.e. backed separatist fight is the government's offensive started on choose day in yemen's eastern abyan province by wednesday mooning its forces were on the outskirts of aden. as they retook the push towards the center of the city it's reported they faced little resistance from the separatist fighters that's led some to conclude a deal was dumb between saudi arabia and the u.a.e. ahead of a possible negotiation to end the war it's a. cheap tactic immoral cheap tactic by the legitimate government. using sleeper cells to activate them and to to cause chaos in the city all in 2. 4 or negotiations. separatists from the south and transitional council are part of the saudi u.a.e. coalition that

b. brush like a pro. >>> welcome back. violent clashes erupted today between pro-democracy protesters and riot police at hong kong's airportce armed with pepper spray and batons rushed in as protesters shut down one of the world's busiest airports for a second straight day. video from inside the airport appeared to show the demonstrators beating two people that they suspected of being undercover police officers. the protesters have been demonstrating in hong kong for months now, triggered by a bill that could have extradited anyone arrested in hong kong to mainland china. the chinese government has called the protests, quote, signs of terrorism. president trump reacted this way today. >> well, the hong kong thing is very tough situation, very tough. we'll see what happens. but i'm sure it will work out. i hope it works out for everybody, including china, by the way. i hope it works out for everybody. i think it will work out, and i hope it works out for liberty, i hope it works out for everybody, including china. i hope it works out peacefully. hope nobody gets hurt, i hope nobody gets killed. >> not exactly the full-throa

gather at airport and they are planning to have have 1000000 people join the protests on sunday too demanding for you crystal clear requests the 1st is terminate and work toward extradition b.-o. the 2nd one is to stop release brutality and finally the only way out is to have free election hong kong people need to elect our own government write the words of just one abdul hamid is our correspondent now his live at home call international airport as of the effort of thought is how to manage to get themselves an injunction preventing or at least restricting quite dramatically the number of people who can actually come in to the airport terminals how's that working. well it is working out it was actually quite difficult for us to reach this point where india arrival hole so it is a partial injunction by which the protesters who are already in are allowed to stay in the terminal but in a restricted area which is this area just behind me but anyone coming in is so far being prevented many of the doors of the gates of the airport whether india arrival hall or the departure of all up stairs have been shut down departing passengers have to show their ticket before being allowed in

the idea of taking private flights reality in southbound, away from major airports and have you got to get from point a to point bnment agency set up an airport to get to where a government agency provides an airport. he was able to move about freely, which is what we all want to do and what his party is completely against. very, very ironic. ainsley: that's a good point. brian: for mayor pete he has a huge problem. he has a lot of money. if he looks like a hypocrite in this circumstance, every single one of those people on the stage have the same stance with him when it comes 20 climate change. >> right. but don't think about the money as huge. the money he raised in that second quarter, that 28.8 million that's before southbound. before the police involved shooting. before he threw the police under the bus. before the anger of the fraternal order of police. let's take a look at fundraising asb. after southbound. that's where we will find out how well pete buttigieg is sticking and connecting and growing. steve: we did get a statement from the buttigieg campaign regarding the private travel we fly commercial as

b. brush like a pro. >> rick: live images of a fire in north las vegas. not far from the city's downtown strip. first reports were this was at the airport.t the case. fire officials say it's a large warehouse-type building that's burning. democratic presidential candidates streaming into the iowa state fair. a critical stop on the road to the white house. five hopefuls speaking today. the des moines register says 20 candidates are set to appear before the end of the fair. hillary vaughn is reporting live from the iowa state fair. hillary? >> rick, former hud secretary julian castro kicked off the soap box today talking a lot about immigration, continuing to criticize the president over the ice raids that happened over the weekend and teeing up a new gun control proposal that he says will help reign in extremism. he said he chose not to stay in his home state of texas like beto o'rourke that was scheduled to be here today who chose to stay behind following the el paso shooting. castro explained that that is not a photo open meant for presidential candidates. he's not from el paso. that's why he's not there. in a gaggle, castro defends his

activists gather at airports and they are planning to have 1000000000 people join the protests on sunday too demanding for you crystal clear requests 1st terminate and work toward extradition b.-o. the 2nd one is to stop release brutality and finally the only way out is to have free election hong kong people need to elect our own government. all right we can go live to our correspondent now harder abdulhamid. hong kong and tell us where you are going on. we are in sort of downtown home we were supposed to go to a ceremony called the congress ceremonies the chinese believe by which the people put offerings in the fire gene and feed their ancestor but what actually happened is that you have a bunch of protesters that were on that overpass there and they were pointing the laser pointers at the police station which is that white building at the back now police have told them and warned them more did was that they should be evacuated over boston stop using those laser point that did not happen actually the protesters were quite were chanting slogans at the policeman telling them that they were. from what i am told that rather using quite aggressive language there to police just a

b han used to put down protest, often brutally, in other regions. growing outrage over police brutality led to thousands of demonstrators converging today on hong kong international airport the busiest in the world.g force total cancellation of all flights in and out. "it's e protestors that were brutal today," the police said, exhibiting weapons tsahewere confiscated. most hong kongers wont buy that now trust is broken. there are 28 years still to go before china can taknte full col of hong kong. but beijing looks impatient rr bring the teitory under its authoritarian aegis. among hong kongers, banks and businesses, a quiet but rising nic. >> nawaz: attorney general william barr today sharply criticized t management of the manhattan federal jail where wealthy financier je epstein was found dead in his cell this weekend. as john yang reports, epstn's death does not mean the end to the federal sex-trafficking t investigatit led to his arrest. >> reporter: amna, in histo remarky the attorney general also pledged that "any co-conspirators should not rest easy. the victims," barr said, "deserve justice and they will get it." so where does e case go now? jessica roth is a pro

us gather at airports and they are planning to have 1000000 people join the protests on sunday too demanding for you crystal clear requests the 1st is terminate and withdraw the extradition b.-o. the 2nd one is to stop protests brutality and finally the only way out is to have free election hong kong people need to elect our own government well millions of people have been affected in hong kong but the concern is not limited to those inside the territory it's also being keenly monitored in mainland china scott highly reports from neighboring sens and. the primary gateway from mainland china into hong kong. a constant flow of arrivals and departures many people here are concerned about the protests in hong kong from both sides of the border than just a way to play hong kong is not safe anymore that's why i'm coming back my family was one of my safety the protests to coast inconvenience to local people i hope. to make the protest post made an inconvenience to local people i hope this would be ended assume this is too bad for the image of hong kong syngenta received a great deal of international attention earlier in the week when state run media air video of columns of parami

b. brush like a pro. one welcome back the fight for democracy continues and hong kong. tensions remain high just days after violent clashes broke out between protesters and riot police of the main airportes at an inopportune time for beijing and talks with the united states. the present tweeting the spirit of the present would meet with the protesters they would be happy ending. i've no doubt. earlier today pro-democracy activist -- a peaceful rally in the rain. the largest tasting weeks. my next guest was in that part is he joins me by skype. jimmy lai, thank you for joining me again. >> thank you.maria: what has changed in this timeframe since this originally started? >> nothing has changed. hong kong people feel very determined to persist the fight. until we get what we want. maria: what do you want? >> what we want is universal suffrage. because constantly encroachment on our freedom. maria: and china wants anybody who was arrested to go back to the mainland china to be dealt with and in their jail, you say if that bill goes through, that is the end of hong kong. >> because you undermined our rule. if we don't have rule we will not be, we won't be the financial sector anymore becau

this protest in the airport, i got to say, i was there r for hours on friday. and it was totally safe, totally calm. everybody bravel warnings, you can still travel to hong kong. you can avoid these protests. they look violent at times, but they're very avoidable. >> many of those countries wan wanted their travelers to be aware that could be problems there as they go through that city. matt bradley joining us early in the morning from hong kong. l thank you. >>> still ahead, trading in conspiracy theorys. social media users including the president are posting theorys about accused sex trafficker, jeffrey epstein and his death. this as more questions than answers about the deceased multimillionaire financer remain. e deceased multimillionai freinancer remain [farmers bell] (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (clown 1) ...didn't mean it. (clown 3) whoops. (stilts) sorry! (clowns) we're sorry! (scary) hey, we're sorry! [man screams] [scary screams] (burke) quite th

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