earlier it was causeway bay. keeps moving as police and fire officials move into the area, protests move to a different area. we were in this area when it was relatively quiet. people had moved in that direction. a whole crowd of people came here in a short period of time. hong kong island is all pretty close together. you can get to most places fairly quickly, even on foot if you have to. that's what these people are doing. this is another interesting thing i haven't seen before. we see a lot of protesters using umbrellas to guard themselves against tear gas. can i see your sign here? he used a street sign. do you use this if they fire the tear gas? yeah. can you tell me why you're out here fighting. a fight for their future. thank you very much for speaking. a fight for their future that continues. that's partially why you have -- you see more smoke rising here. that's why you see the young people weekend after weekend risking arrest, risking injury. we have seen a lot of arrests. we have seen people injured ju

the police are not far behind at causeway bay protesters prepare for the arrival of the riot police on the front lines they tied tripwire their arms and bricks and cocktails when our camera man tries to. accord these weapons protesters shield them with umbrellas i was able to get some of this footage with my phone when tear gas was eventually thrown by the police protestors through the canisters back the night culminates in 63 people being arrested for criminal damage possession of offensive weapons and explosives and illegal assembly since the protest had been banned on sunday protesters set up a barricade around the airport with luggage cart they disable security cameras and damaged property they blocked access to the airport and forced travelers to walk miles into the city their damage of the nearby metro station forces its closure monday night remnants of the weekend's events hang in the air the demonstrators have blocked both the red and the yellow lights at this traffic stop to have the sign read free hong kong now it's monday evening and the scene here in front of the governm

they went from causeway bay all the way over to where the government complex is about 3 plus kilometers so they tried to break them up at the very beginning that was an unsuccessful by the police and then so hundreds of thousands of people marched all the way through there were confrontations along the route but the biggest was what their final destination and that was the government complex as you mentioned that's what we saw the blue dye chemically laden water cannon being used we saw petrol bombs being thrown by the protesters bricks being thrown by the protesters and then obviously volleys of tear gas coming back at them what does this mean moving forward obviously this is a big clash today something we haven't seen for several days what are we going to be seeing over the next few days as you alluded there you know the 75th anniversary the founding the people's republic of china is on tuesday october 1st obviously the protesters have said that they want to counter that in some way we don't know exactly what's going to happen one thing you can be certain of the security forces here t

they're marching through causeway bay, one of the city's busiest shopping districts.nts ago, police and demonstrators squared off. police firing tear gas before crowds moved on. this the 17th straight weekend of protests, some of which turned violent. it is coming days before china's national day, which is expected to be a flashpoint. cnn will continue to monitor these pictures, what's happening in hong kong and bring you developments live. >>> mick mulvaney is on shaky ground with president trump. the white house denies that is the case. a source tells cnn the special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, plans to appear before congress this week. volker stepped down as special envoy on friday. we're learning that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell urged the white house to release the transcript of the president's call with ukraine's leader. he thought it would prove nothing improper was ever discussed. house speaker nancy pelosi has been cautious in trying to impeach the president because of the potential political risk to democrats. now she explains the 180 on tha

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an unapproved march descended into chaos thousands of protesters will two kilometers f from the causeway bay shopping area to the central business district. following the peaceful march some demonstrators threw petrol bombs at government buildings police responded with mortar cannon. they will also clashes between protesters and rival pro beijing support is in the north point and fortress hill neighborhoods protests have been taking place in the territory for over three months now. all rights to. two streets and with up to four months to the goblins. the movement was sponsored by a proposed extradition bill seen by many as the latest example of beijing's growing reach the territory. governrnor carrie lam withdrew thehe planned legislation earlier this september with the move was seen by many as too little too late. our testers and now demanding political reform universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police baton as he- these latest clashes come just two weeks ahead of the seventieth anniversary of the founding of modern china. eyes will be on the gene and how it handles a hong ko

already made several arrests and are using tear gas in an effort to break up the crowds in the causeway bay shopping district protests as a staging what they're calling an anti to tele tarion is a march solidarity rallies are also planned sunday throughout major cities across the world yesterday tens of thousands of people there marked the 5th anniversary of the umbrella movement. there was also a proof rally heard held earlier today that sunday's supporters waved chinese flags in the cow loon area. coming 2 days before the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china. let's talk now to our correspondent sara clark who's there in hong kong sara give us an idea of where you are exactly what's going on and where you are in relation to the firing of the tear gas that we saw earlier. well this is where they fired the tear gas not long ago a number of rounds were fired indiscriminately at the thousands of protesters who were gathering at the starting point of today's anti-government rally which is in causeway by it's a very very busy high end retail sector so we had families we had onlook

police have already made arrests and using tear gas to break up the crowds particularly in the causeway bay district protests as a marching towards a central government complex all of this just to. days before communist china's 70th anniversary solidarity rallies are being planned throughout major cities around the let's go live to our correspondent sara clark who's there in hong kong and we can see a line behind you sara of heavily armed police. this is the front line of the police where we are now the central is behind us and what these police have done is that they've moved in and charge these protesters the protesters are in my face the front of me and the front of the march that's coming from. the march i didn't see the mission to go ahead by the police on sunday i had murdered far earlier than the other protests that we've experienced and attended over the months or the recent months but what they've done is they fire a number of rounds of tear gas trying to push this crowd back and avoid them getting to government headquarters which is on my right on my left hand side at the moment i

we saw on sunday particularly here in the streets of one shy behind me as well as our movie and causeway bay i think served as an ominous portent of what could happen on tuesday when of course all of china apart from many people in here in hong kong will be marking the founding the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china and i think that tensions on tuesday really are going to be very heightened and very wrong indeed and the police which numbers some $30000.00 the police force is going to be very stretched indeed because we understand there will be at least $6.00 to $7.00 protests taking place in different parts of hong kong many of them on cow loon side so it's going to be a very challenging day for the police in more ways than one marty all right thank you for that adrian brown live in hong kong. the u.s. president donald trump wants a leading democrat investigated for treason in a series of trance president trump said the house intelligence committee chairman out in shifts had lied to congress the president rose i deserve to meet my accuser especially when this

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