in victoria park but police were showing no toller ends the clashes then moved to the central business district police arrested dozens of people fulfilling beijing's promise to tighten controls mainland china is showing no sign that it will meet calls for greater democratic freedoms while hard core demonstrators are adamant they won't leave the streets until their demands are met 7. well she lays government backing away from a plan to cut corporate taxes the follows more than 2 weeks of protests calling for far reaching reforms demonstrators are demanding higher wages improved health care and better pensions and even oldish lanes are joining the protests that have shaken the country and led to the cancellation of 2 major international summits in the capital. angry senior citizens have joined the protest on the streets of santiago they say their pensions are too low to live on. i want better pensions for my children and grandchildren it's sad to think about their future now chileans are upset because the politicians don't know how we feel . it is simply not fair look i support the protest but not the v

the clashes then moved to the central business district police arrested dozens of people to filling beijing's promise to tighten controls mainland china shows no signs that it will meet calls for greater democratic freedoms while hard core demonstrators are adamant they won't leave the streets until their demands are met. to some of the other stories making news around the world at least 13 people have been killed in a car bomb attack on a syrian town bordering turkey the turkish defense ministry has blamed kurdish fighters for the attack on i've been at the time was captured by turkey last month when i launched its offensive to push kurdish forces out of northeast and send. an attack on the militia post in northeastern mali has left $53.00 soldiers and one civilian dead authorities believe the assailants a link to the so-called islamic state and unlikely to have fled to towards the nearby border with news yeah this is the 2nd major assault on the country's military inside of months. protesters in iraq have taken over a deserted building in baghdad as a focus for their dissent the growing mov

police. creates more hatred. and that animosity was clear as the 2 sides clashed in the central business district. officers firing tear gas and rubber bullets and some demonstrators to. strong public property they chaos house better hong kong reputation as a secure financial hub for the student you know through all of homecoming today. just got on to our. blue something that's coming up right now are you today don't look at our students we're putting people on. saturdays a rally although not legally sanctioned started out peacefully in victoria park but police were showing no tolerance the clashes then moved to the central business district police arrested dozens of people feeling beijing's promise to tighten controls mainland china shows no signs that it will meet calls for greater democratic freedoms while hard core demonstrators are adamant they won't leave the streets until their demands are met. government is backing away from a plan to cut corporate taxes the move follows more than 2 weeks of protests calling for far reaching reforms demonstrators are demanding higher wages improved health c

riot police she has done nothing to i shared the markets and is a sack her as today police turn central business district of hong kong into a war zone but the government would respond that it is the police force responding to what they have called extensive illegal acts committed on the part of the protesters are you saying protesters are not at all at fault protest her have to plan to organize a general strike but how the hong kong got and then what the riot police crackdown on protests is what we experience life wrong what it was should to a young university student also we have surf of how those riot police stormed into the campus with wrap up with it and event in the c.b.d. of hong kong those poor fashion this white colors all being tear gassed by the police and i think that china's. in the past 22 years is what we experienced and now is that high for the well to realize hong kong is a police state just for you calling it alternative of a vendetta isn't but then there have been incidents of vandalism on the part of protesters as well at hong kong's university of science and technology for example . a

brought the workday to a halt, smashing chinese-owned banks and businesses throughout the central business district. police responded using teargas and water cannon to subdue the protesters while office workers fled violence that is now routine. hong kong's chief executive, carr iolence is n ng to gi us any solution to the problems that hong kong is facing. our joint priority now as a city is to end the violence and to return hong kong to normal as soon as possible. >> reporter: now these protests are actually a spillover from the weekend. that's when one young student protester died after falling from a car park and dying from his injuries. as for the two men we saw today, both of them are still in critical condition. tony? >> thank you so much. >>> now to a shocking story in texas. a former substitute teacher is facing charges after disturbing video shows her beating a student. cell phone footage shows tiffany lankford punching the 16-year-old special-needs student numerous times in a classroom, this is outside austin, texas. lankford was charged with second-degree felony aggravated assault, and she was

in hong kong police fired tear gas to force back hundreds of protesters targeting the city's major universities more protests continue in the central business district demonstrations started in june against the plan to around allow extradition of suspects to mainland china that bill was withdrawn but activists are demanding greater democracy now and police accountability in hong kong let's get the latest now from gopalan who joins us on the phone now from hong kong so david what is happening there on the streets. that's right has in many parts of hong kong are involved in chaos protesters setting up blockades running battles with police it's happening in 'd this particular thing the what we've seen the custom a cat and mouse game to sleep in protesters then taking away protests there some areas with tear gas. turning up somewhere else the december seeing an escalating in its collation of the violence the confrontation between the police and protesters and one of the focal points of today's protests is the chinese university of hong kong students had barricaded themselves inside the university trying to stop from coming in to the university that star

these are the streets of central business district, riot, police, businesses are telling me and i'ven getting in contact with a lot of the corporate leaders, they are saying hong kong used to be financial capital, used to be the center of the asia pacific to do business and now thinking of moving elsewhere, let's go singapore, where the city is not in recession and not concerns of liquidity in the financial system and when there's day-to-day blockages of subways, transports and even protests right outside of the heart of the mega sky scrapers and by the way, some of the employees are walking down at lunchtime to participate in these teargas confrontations with police and protestors, it's just a changed city from what we have known in the financial center. stuart: we cover for two reasons, we hate to see what's happening, number 2 money, you're right, it's now having financial impact which may well ripple all around the worth. >> fourth largest stock market in the world. stuart: susan, thanks very much. we have a look at disney, dow component, they signed up 10 million subscribers and

you can see a very heavy police presence in the central business district.strict. let's take a look at some of the stories the media is focused on today. we start with the telegraph who say uk prime minister borisjohnson will promise a "clean energy revolution" as one of the prizes of brexit. he also said a conservative government would spearhead the drive to tackle climate change. meanwhile, the mirror leads with a pledge from the labour party to spend £26 billion on the nhs in order to "repair the damage" they say, following a decade of tory austerity inflicted on the uk health service. on the bbc news website, there is "little sign of change" in women being under—represented in topjobs in business,

you can see a very heavy police presence in the central business district. let's ta ke the central business district. let's take a look at some of the stories the media is focused on today. we start with the telegraph who say uk prime minister borisjohnson will promise a "clean energy revolution" as one of the prizes of brexit. he also said a conservative government would spearhead the drive to tackle climate change. meanwhile, the mirror leads with a pledge from the labour party to spend £26 billion on the nhs in order to "repair the damage" they say, following a decade of tory austerity inflicted on the uk health service. on the bbc news website, there is "little sign of change" in women being under—represented in topjobs in business, a government—backed review has found. in the ftse 350, only 25 women are in chair roles, with even fewer chief executives. the guardian business pages report that landsec, the property company which owns shopping centres such and westgate oxford and bluewater in kent, has slumped to a first—half loss after being hit by store

behind me, riot police and police vans heading toward that direction again. the central business districts seeing clashes between police and protesters as the perceived disproportionate use of the , frustrated citizens, especially if the city marks its third -- this summer. the protesters shot by police is now in serious condition from critical condition and has been arrested for unlawful assembly. more than 3000 arrests have been made throughout these five plus months. carrie lam says all efforts will be made to maintain order. china's foreign ministry has said crime committed by protesters will be punished. thanks very much. sophie kamaruddin with the developing story on the ground in hong kong. let's get a first word news update. >> good morning. let's start on trade. donald trump may delay a decision on whether to slap tariffs on european autos. the president gave himself a deadline of mid november to make that call. the white house is now reportedly talking with carmakers about boosting u.s. investment in workforce. protesters in hong kong have brought the city's financial district t

and days in hong kong police fired tear gas to force back hundreds of protesters targeting the city's major universities more demonstrations continue in the central business district they are burning ties in clashing with police demonstrations started in june against the plan to allow extradition of people to mainland china that bill has now been withdrawn but activists are demanding greater democracy and police accountability in hong kong would be ago pollen is covering this story for us from hong kong in. she joins us live now with more on. what's the situation where you are right now. that's right 6 going to have fill you in on what's happening a chinese the chinese university of hong kong i believe. you've been showing pictures of the clashes between protesters and police there many because they are students and they're wearing the customary gas masks and part has earlier of yars ago they were soaring petrol bombs physically tried to advance to the campus retaliated with tear gas 'd and the university vice chancellor even tried to intervene and was also tear gas i've been attending dialogue between. the representatives to try and quell the unrest there it star

but police work quick to use tear gas which push thousands phantom government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion stores became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by law dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. d.w. correspondent charlotte chelsea tell was in the middle of the protests and witnessed the police crackdown at 1st hand these riot police just behind me just go on through the 3100. nothing stopping district they were clearing out any remaining protesters who were thrown on the 13th thank fired multiple rounds and to make afghanistan to go look. at the night it was the one for a good but a good record was to grab the crowd to the gun to their own very quick to crack down on the kurds are a lot of them also to the world trying to guard into a park not in can quote character in. story who are looking you know right the people who are taking part in on all the wrong rollo plato because i think we're going to turn to dr all of love

but police work quickly used to gas which pushed thousands on to government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion shows became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by lol dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. phil is in hong kong covering today's crackdown charlotte police started firing tear gas pretty early on what's the effect been. at this 1st round to take and came to our own city fans rally of the day but on the way they fired straightens with calm when people were gathering they believe that the president has tried to flee and that is the reason behind the rally the police didn't run mission for it they said that they would take part in the political gathering of that meeting at a district council elections later this month the police believe that story very differently now wouldn't that it was on the on the rise phrase aspiring to take us sitting down people is united on the street to keep the shopping district plan i'm standing

but police work quick to use tear gas which pushed thousands found to government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion shows became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by lol dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. so after months of protest does hong kong's pro-democracy movement still have momentum d w correspondent charlotte. is that. it's true to say that fewer people are coming out onto the sequence of the streets every weekend just a few months ago when i was back said up to 2000000 people were on the streets nothing to do with the public but they should have seen nothing like that it seems a lot of people are being put off by the but it's happening at. the transit police and also the wising here in these rallies a lot of people prefer getting a greasy concerned about the coming arrest if you should be restitution of the people have been arrested these process began that's not to say that it is easy and that the message is dying down an

but police work quick to use tear gas which pushed thousands down to government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion stores became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by law dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. and. phil was in the middle of the protest and witnessed the police crackdown a 1st hand these are police just behind me just gone through the 30. nothing so open district they were clearing out any remaining protesters who were thorough on the story thank fired multiple rounds of 2 mccarthy one of the 2 got there in the yard at the moment i was there for a good bit a good record once again throughout the day to their own police very quick to crack down on the protesters let them. know we're all going to get us into a park that you can quote doctor in on to the story who are political you know. people who are taking part in the north there are rallies plato the crow south of oakland turn to drugs all of love brooks was no doubt th

the central business district is now closed. schools are closed. riot police are out. these protests have been going on for five months but the tensions are really, really strong right now. traffic officer overnight shot a protester in the torso. police fired multiple rounds of tear gas and arrested about a dozen people. now, in addition to the central business district, a lot of the protests center around the chinese university of hong kong. this is video from a few hours being. the university has been a real flash point. protesters throwing petrol bombs and dropping bricks from a foot bridge. a university spokesperson says that society has been pushed to the brink of a total breakdown. high tensionles on both sides. we'll continue to follow that. >> a live look now from washington, d.c., where the supreme court will hear arguments on president trump's attempt to stop the daca program. california attorney general xavier becerra is leading the fight to preserve the program. the high court will decide whether the president has the authority to end the program. >> my fut

but police work quick to use tear gas which pushed thousands on to government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion shows became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by lol dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. phil is in hong kong covering today's crackdown charlotte police started firing tear gas pretty early on what's the effect been. here at this 1st round of take i ask aimed at our own city that's running all the day but on the way they find its traces with homs where people would gather and they believe that the president is trying to see if that is the reason behind the rally that didn't run mission for it they said that they would take part of the political and a gathering of that meeting at a district council elections later this month the police claimed victory very differently now wouldn't that it was on the on the rise crisis firing not taken sending thousands of people is united now on to the street and see if the shopping di

but police work way too used to gas which pushed thousands found to government protesters towards the central business district and streets lined with banks and top end jewelry and fashion shows became a battlefield. this rally was not given official police commission as is required by law dozens of arrests were made and yes another weekend protest in hong kong descended into chaos. has been covering the protests in hong kong on this 22nd week of demonstrations i asked her if the movement still has momentum people are still coming onto the streets weekend after weekend one of the reasons for that is that the process organizers who are there are numerous protests organized this is of course a leaderless movement they are always trying to come up with a different reason a different path for protesting on that particular day whether it be protests against the police handling of this crisis whether it be the pro-democracy protests there is always a different reason one in fact has been protesting against said cats in fact being hit by take us is that kind of ability to come to reinvent themselves every weekend tha

hong kong, another day of turmoil after police fired tear gas in the middle of the central business districtray lamb criticizing protesters saying they are par liesing the city and saying they are selfish after police shot and wounded a demonstrator there. >>> southwest considering grounding more than 3,000 planes because of gaps. citing documents saying faa in the move couldn't back the security standards they found dozens of questionable repairs done before they bought them and pg&e offering $13.5 billion to the wild fire victims in california the wildfires were blamed on the company's equipment that struck california in 2017 and 2018. it is day two of the 2019 oil and gas conference in abu dhabi where more than 2,000 companies their latest where else will we find steve sedgwick who caughl guest. what is happening there? >> i've got a story for you. it is an you salute frustration. the story shared by the boss of exxon as well. speaking to a man who reminds me of you that is the ceo of total he's a frustrated man saying, look, we have turned these companies around exon in the u.s. and look

the police had earlier given permission for the ready to go ahead just outside the capital central business district but the m.d.c. wanted together outside party headquarters in the city center the police say the reason why they didn't allow this rally to go ahead is because they were concerned they would be violent that's why they deployed. for the m.d.c. the opposition party say they will still continue trying to hold gatherings try to hold rallies because they say surprise a concerned this is an infringement appeared rights to express themselves. the police have banned several m.d.c. gatherings this year even. writes with his have often criticized security forces excessive force when dispersing crowds this year. points to where we are 14 sinking and we where we. need to be seen. hundreds. but. for you. and this seems to be mounting as the economy worsens but in a country with a history of repression speaking out against the government can sometimes be dangerous. the greek government has announced it will close down several large migrant camps and replace them with closed facilities with a capacit

kong but here's so the police there are warning that the city is on the brink of a total breakdown what's your impression. well i am now not very far from the central business district one off the scent of today's clashes where chinese banks have been vandalized and police and protesters have been charging at each each other as you can see shops here are working so people somehow do get along but what is true is that we have seen an escalation in violence in these last 2 days that is unprecedented. there have been clashes all over this city into the until late at night before the clashes used to end some time around midnight latest 2 o'clock this morning it was until very early protestors have occupy campuses have fought back police for the 1st time since these. demonstrations of these protests started so there is the there is an escalation both sides are hardening there's no doubt about that but do you see protests seem to have taken on a life of their own now do the demonstrators still head clear demands that have any chance of being met. they have very clear demands there are 5 demands and one of them has been met that's the withdraw of this anti extradition bill

now, in the main business district of central, there are renewed clashes between protesters and police as a few rounds has happened already. some rocks being thrown, teargas deployed, that sort of stuff. and you also have office workers, thousands of them, walking out from their office building during lunch hours to show their support to these protesters. so with this gun shooting incident yesterday, as well as, at the same time, a man being burntand yesterday, as well as, at the same time, a man being burnt and wounded that way by protesters is really adding to the woes in the city. so where is the way out insight is quite hard to tell. i wasjust going to ask you, martin, because this has been going forfive to ask you, martin, because this has been going for five months to ask you, martin, because this has been going forfive months now, and carrie lam calls the demonstrators enemies of the people. are the wider public generally speaking still supporting these protesters? that's another thing you will find hard to judge. there's plenty of people showing support, like ijust said, those

parts of the city are now seeing similar scenes as here clashes with the police tear gas fired in central the central business district there the office workers were coming out at lunch time a cheer gas was fired at them we saw pictures of people in white office shirts running away from tear gas fires have been lit the police house sat down live weapons have been drawn in other locations too although. not fired seemingly so there is are it intends tensions all over the city today it is a very very difficult day it's a very tense day today in hong kong. all right it is filling a in hong kong thanks here reporting. and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iraqi security forces have killed at least 3 protests is in the southern city of nasiriyah dozens more were injured in new caches between anti-government protesters and police around the country including in the capital baghdad and the city international says iraq's crackdown on the protests has descended into a bloodbath. iran's president hassan rouhani says his country has discovered a new oil field in the south but high hop

central business district. a man was set on fire, one man shot and in critical state and hong kong police fired tear gas in othery. that is the scene of what is going on, bricks across the road , providing an obstacle for any passing traffic. fairly nearby, the hong confirmed the prince and workstation and another, -- prince edward station, those two are closed citing sudden situations. we will keep you up to date. it is time for the battle of the charts. joining us now is our reporters. they have the best charts against each other. .ishaad: you can access them that is your function, gtv . got? ave you as you can see in the chart, is at the wider spread for the long-term average since 2018. it has rallied 16% since the low in august and we believe the worst is behind us. they are saying it is time to look at other sectors like cyclical and value stocks because these are expected to benefit as the u.s. treasury yield curve steepen. u.s. china trade tensions are easing and able will start capitalg end up expenditure. -- pent up expenditure. david: your turn. the yen andshows the thai baht. the bottom shows the

police fired tear gas in the central business district after protesters gathered in front of a high-end luxury mall only a few blocks from the stock exchange stations were closed after protesters started a fire on a train and vandalism at numerous stations and objects thrown on the tracks tensions were inflamed this weekend following the death of a student last week after he fell in a car park during demonstrations ten university canceled class with several rounds of tear gas being fired in one of the wrunversities. back to you. >>> with the tensions in hong kong, an impact not just on hong hong ecquuties and any banks in new york that have exposure to hong kong. here we're looking at some of the asian-focused bank standard down about 2% all the names that have exposure to that part of the world are struggling a little bit in trades also luxury stocks this is a theme that has come up quite a lot in our chats over the last couple weeks. indeed, any company that has significant sales exposure to hong kong is coming under the radar today. down 2.4%. remember, we were talking about the disa

prodemocracy protesters, police doing battle in the central business district, one of scenes unrest.violence in five months of trouble in the chinese territory. 287 were arrested. 128 injured on monday, a young man shot at point-blank range by a police officer. another man was doesed with a liquid he set on fire by protesters. the violence spread as you noted to universities there, blocking rail lines and disrupting shopping malls. top official in the hong kong police force saying today, this is a quote, society there on the brink of a total break down, describing actions of rioters as insane acts. the state department expressed grave concern about what was going on in hong kong. chinese officials today, blasted what they called foreign interference. finally for her part, the beijing-backed hong kong chief executive carrie lamb, she spoke up today. she will do her very best to allow important local elections to go forward as scheduled at the end of this month. some want them postponed due to violence. one more word from chinese officials which is a little bit alarming, melissa. 12,00

the police had earlier given permission for the ready to go ahead just outside the capital central business district but the m.d.c. wanted together outside party headquarters in the city center the police say the reason why they didn't allow this body to go ahead is because they were concerned they would be violent that's why they deployed in force the m.d.c. the opposition party say they will still continue trying to hold gatherings try to hold rallies because they say spacek and said this is an infringement of their rights to express themselves. the police are banned several m.d.c. gatherings this year human rights workers have often criticized security forces excessive force when dispersing crowds this year. points to where we are 14th in terms of seeing if you can we will we will leave. i don't got the t.v. r.b.c. buthelezi citizens who simply want to expose themselves i would need to. read the wind for you. and this seems to be mounting as the economy worsens but in a country with a history of repression speaking out against government can sometimes be dangerous . al-jazeera. the us of a ping i

at lunchtime police fired tear gas in the central business district after they gathered in front of auxury mall only a few blocks from the hong kong stock exchange protesters started a fire on a train. there was vandalism at numerous stations and objects thrown on to the tracks. tensions were inflamed this weekend following the death of a 22-year-old student last week after he fell in a car park during a police dispersal operation. at least eight of hong kong's universities canceled class today with several rounds of tear gas being fired into one of the universities i'm emily tan, back to you. >> thank you very much emily, for that >>> the dow will open by over 100 points at this stage joining me chief investment officer at bleakley advisory group and also a cnbc contributor. peter, this is an interesting move here for markets because we're at record highs, not out of the realm of reason for a pull back. but is this something we should be worried about because the data out there may not support the market at current levels >> well, the catalyst the entire year had been fed rate cuts a

police have fired tear gas to force hundreds of protesters targeting the city to force back the force but hundreds of protesters targeting the city's major universities more protests continue in the central business district the demonstrations started in june against a plan to allow extradition of suspects to mainland china that bill has been withdrawn but activists are demanding greater democracy and police accountability in hong kong and a former bolivian president evo morales will be arriving in mexico city at any moment after the government offered him asylum morales resigned on sunday after weeks of protests following his disputed reelection meanwhile the country he's left behind is bracing for more violence as thousands of his supporters march towards the capital. well in a moment we'll speak to. in el al told bolivia 1st let's go to john homan at the international airport in mexico city so john we are expecting a vote. arrival. imminently. what are we expecting to happen once he gets there and why is he chosen why why mexico why it why is he gone there . yeah let me just show you where we are so we're in the airport now this is the sort of the federal part of the airport you can see the mets can ai

but police fired tear gas in the central business district as frs os on their lunch break crowded the pavement and protested the china-backed government. some officers closed early and sent workers home. >>> in the last hour, hong kong lead er said the demonstrators are now the people's enemy we continue to monitor the situation. bring you updace tes as get the. >>> it is singles' day the largest single shopping event. alibaba set a new record in terms of sales topping last year's record of nearly $35 billion and still climbing arjun joins us from alibaba's campus in hong kong. what can you tell us this morning? >> singles' day which just kicked off over 19 hours ago kicked off to a flier. the merchandising value. that figure you see behind me of $12 billion in an hour let me dig in to what is driving that growth and what has allowed alibaba to hit that record you see behind me just now over $32 billion. a lot of focus on imported goods which are typically very expensive in china because they are imported and facing heavy discounts. that subtracted chinese buyers and clothing, luxury

right in hong kong's financial center this is the central business district and as you can see it's been brought to a standstill behind me are the riot police are trying to clear up barricades set up by protesters and arresting people and as they arrest them they shot out their names as become the protocol of funds protesters so that other protesters can keep track of who has been taken into detention now earlier this is this is this very scene thousands of office workers and more moderate protesters have taken to the streets given up their lunch hours chanting 5 demands timed with hong kong and calling for an investigation into police brutality that protests were sparked by the shooting of a young student yesterday and calls from other protesters saying that the police. when they're facing a police brutality they left up to the lunch time lunch hour about what happened was that more radical protesters took over they set up barricades tried to block off the roads now this is where a lot of the headquarters of the multinationals big banks high end shopping mall so it usually teeming with business people tourists and just people trying to con

police. that certainly escalated things that cause the protest at lunchtime. fired in ther gas central business districtnstitutions are sending people home today. this came after another weekend of clashes. after the death of a protester who had fallen off a roof during a police dispersal operation. it has been a chaotic weekend. it came to the business district at lunchtime. in theit has cause chaos markets. jody schneider in hong kong, thank you. .ighter liquidity the highest since 2016. equity markets taking a hit. sanchez' election gamble backfires. the socialist loses in the fourth election in as many years. live in madrid next. ♪ manus: live pictures of hong kong, where protests have escalated. one person has been shot. police are investigating reports a man has been set on fire during an argument with a group of people. police are investigating. there is an area in the northeastern area. police are investigating that story. this is escalation. tear gas been fired. pressure, are under that is for sure. as we get more reports, we will bring that to you. markets are reacting. msci over 3%. you are s

monday saw police shoot one protester and drive a motorcycle into others, and then fired tear gas in the central business districttely, another man was set on fire during a dispute. the subway operator is reporting disruption on the east rail line on tuesday morning. >> if there is still any wishful thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong government will yield to pressure to satisfy the so-called political demands -- violence is not going to give us any solution to the problems that hong kong is facing. factory outputs shrank to the lowest level in eight years in september, a sharp fall in capital goods production underlining weak demand. the index fell 4.3%. that compares with estimates of a 2.5% contraction. it is the lowest reading since october 2011. gdp data for the september quarter is due on november 29. and, malaysia has had its airline safety ranking downgraded by the u.s., putting it on par with bangladesh and ghana. the faa says the local civil aviation authority does not meet international safety standards and cut malaysia from category one to two. the faa also confirms it does not prevent

rubber bullets in the central business district during the lunch hour not only targeted activists a protester but even what coders fashion is just resident or threaten by the riot police with their crude tofile was and i urge the world should realize how hong kong people suffer in the humanitarian crisis. you're saying there is increasing brutality at using being used by police here what about on the other side of these protests there is an unverified of video that has been circulated today of a man who is arguing with these pro-democracy protests opposing them and he was set on fire doused with oil and set on fire by protesters again we should say that video has not been verified but what does that say about these protests is that really a fighting for democracy people in hong kong fighting for democracy if we do being for fraud which means that that guy might be arrested prosecuted and lobby in prison before riot police brutally attacked on certain citizen into a indiscriminately to attack general public they would never be arrests prosecute or pay any price and i call on citizens and politician across germany to calling them this brutal fatness especially we attemp

protesters flooded the streets of the central business district the mass of demonstrations reaching new heights over the last few days as protesters clash with policeng instability giving rise to worries about the impact on the chinese economy and what that could mean for the global markets. derrick stiller joins us now, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> you make the point that the actual impact on the chinese economy from hong kong, it wouldn't be that great, but it's the other ways in which hong kong brings money into china that could be harmed. >> that's right. if you took a list of the major of challenges of the chinese economy, they don't allow rural people to own land so how do those people get richer. the state sector is huge, and they don't allow competition, so they suppress innovation those don't involve hong kong, except at the end. at the end, the chinese run up a huge amount of debt. they acknowledge this, open the financial services market, creating opportunities but a lot of those firms want to base tems in hong kong to take advantage of the opening in china and that's where the protests can matter. >> congress i

police are focused on some of these troubled spots. but today one of the tensest commutes we've seen in the central business district where we had trafficisrupted, tear gas fired and near the luxury mall, people taking cover inside these malls from tear gas here and from the banks as well, urging people to leave early if they can today. guy: yvonne, is there a belief in hong kong the threat of china escalating and sending in the p.l.a. no longer exists because as we've seen, the situation continues to escalate, the chinese continue to try to wait it out. x ping e heard from talking about and reiterating they will ensure only people loyal to china will become hong kong's chief executive. they've been digging their heels into all of this but the hong kong police spoke today in a press conference saying they believe there is no chance the p.l.a. will be deployed in the city. they're still sticking behind the police at this moment but the government saying at this point violence is not going to be any means of a solution and will not force states to concede to any demands and even the actions of rioters according to carrie lam go far beyond

police. and there have been scuffle is not only here but in various parts of the city today including the central business districtflyover, more activist are building more barricades. they are certainly preparing for a fight over this. there has been a lot of concern and people are quite upset that this activist has been shot and it follows a pattern of things becoming increasingly ugly. we had several stabbings last week and the police say that today heavy objects had thrown down at them from flyover is to the one behind me. they say petrol—bombs had been thrown and thatis petrol—bombs had been thrown and that is why they have responded with tear gas and rubber bullets. and we will see a lot of in hong kong today. stay safe. thank you for talking to us. sally is here because we‘re talking about a wonderful interview you have had. a fantastic opportunity. we have been working on it for quite a while. clever people here have been trying to get the best tennis players all in one place for us to talk to. and we have been working on it for years and it happened last friday. is it bring your games to work day? ijust fr