anna: yeah, back in 2015, a judge of the central district of california ruled in the florez settlement that children in ice custody, and any person with a child, could not be held in nice custody more than 20 days. this is under the obama administration, and at the time, you had families going through dhaka, seeking asylum, who were being held 45 days, sometimes 90 in hand wase issue you cannot just indefinitely detain a family. now, what we have is any family weather they present at a port and does not have documents or illegally crosses and says i have a credible fear of returning to my hung country -- home country will be taken into border patrol custody, border patrol will process them, supposedly in 27 -- 72 hours, and hand them over to i.c.e. ice will decide this person gets deported or we will hold onto them. i.c.e. can only hold that family 20 days and they only have so much room to house families. the issue we have today is tens of thousands of families coming over the border every month. with i.c.e. unable to hold people 20 days, they are releasing people. i wrote a story las

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some demonstrators lit a fire to the entrance of a police station a rally is now underway in a central district with marchers again holding umbrellas it's the 9th straight weekend of demonstrations as hong kong residents call for greater democracy and autonomy from china the protests are continuing despite stern warnings from the mainland chinese army at that station in hong kong. our reporter charles charles and phil was on the scene at some of last night's most chaotic events and sentence this report. it looks like a scene from an action meeting these young people have grown wise to what could be in store. the expertise building with their experience that a month steadfast and shaken and carefree protests are getting more and more dangerous and more more fall and i hope hong kong people turn come out and just make some noise for the government to make them. answer our protest our our needs and. to some that lives lighting a fire at a nearby police station bricks through the building site defaced. weeks of violent clashes the fanned the flames of people's anger. is the blazes the town the poli

and village she's getting richer the poor poor in recent years property prices in cape town central districts have risen dramatically they're out of most people's free choice instead hundreds of thousands of people live in townships on the other side of table mountain cape town is still effectively divided into black and white areas. apartheid and the 25 years ago. the times of racial segregation still have a strong impact on the society here today back then the regime spent much more money on the education of white children compared to black children also only white people were allowed to live in fancy areas all others were forcibly relocated to places like this one here which are nowadays hotspots of crime and poverty in cape town south africa's leaders who has made fighting inequality a central focus of his presidency but unemployment is rising along with discontent and crime dispossession and reallocation are ever recurring themes and that's why a bit into organization reclaim the city aim to take over more empty buildings they want to give low income earners a home and a voice it's about

in recent years property prices in cape town central districts have risen dramatically they're out of most people's free instead hundreds of thousands of people live in townships on the other side of table mountain cape town is still effectively divided into black and white areas. of apartheid and the 25 years ago the times of racial segregation still have a strong impact on the society here today back then the regime spent much more money on the education of white children compared to black children also only white people were allowed to live in fancy areas all others were forcibly relocated to places like this one here. which are nowadays hotspots of crime and poverty in cape town south africa's leaders who are made fighting inequality a central focus of his presidency but unemployment is rising along with discontent and crime dispossession and reallocation are ever recurring themes and that's why a bit into organization reclaim the city aim to take over more empty buildings they want to give low income earners a home and a voice it's about time we need to bring that transformation

marching in the 9th straight weekend of pro-democracy demonstrations around is now underway in the central district some protesters are throwing stones and eggs at police and government buildings hong kong residents are outraged at the heavy police response to earlier demonstrations last night a march of several 1000 people descended into chaos after protesters a little fire at the entrance to a police station. our reporter charlotte chelsea hill was on the scene of some of last night's most chaotic events and she sent us this report. it looks like a scene from an action meeting these young people have grown wise to what could be in store. expertise building with their experience that among steadfast unshaken and carefree protests are getting more and more dangerous and more more fall and i hope hong kong people turn come out and just make some noise for the government to make them. answer our protest our our our needs. but to some that lives lighting a fire at a nearby police station breaks through the building site defaced. weeks of violent clashes the fanned the flames of people's anger. is the

airline cafe persists sick after 12 weeks of rallies demonstrators are gathering at the central financial district after more than 20 cathay pacific self were fired for protesting it follows a weekend of marches where protests is true bombs and bricks at riot police beijing has demanded the airline suspend staff involved in also holding the rallies. the presidents of turkey and russia say they hope to work together to ease tension in labor moves that could help decide the course of the syrian conflict government forces backed by russia have launched a ground offensive in the province one of the last rebel held areas in syria turkey those support some rebel groups and says the fighting is putting its troops in danger severson has more from the talks in zukowski just outside moscow. it was an unusual venue for the hastily organized high level meeting before the situation in syria it liberal of the could be discussed turkish president ratchet type out a one was treated to a show of russia's latest abilities. and had russian ice cream then they discussed the issue of the turkish president really trave

now in the past couple of hours there's been violence in the hong kong central district where protesters have been surrounding government headquarters demonstrators threw rocks and petrol bombs at police who responded with tear gas. and water cannon street battle unfolded next to the main barracks of the chinese military in the city is the 13th straight weekend of mass protests in hong kong. where in hey has more. said today started out very peacefully we had big numbers taking to the streets of hong kong defying a police ban with many many people marching around different parts of the city in protest but then things have taken a significant turn for the worse late on saturday afternoon protesters surrounded the legislative council building effectively hong kong's parliament engaged in a battle with the riot police there many rounds of tear gas being fired by the riot police also water cannon being used on the protesters then the protesters moved a short distance away to where we are here we are very close to the police headquarters of hong kong we saw some protesters throwing molotov co

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in pro and anti-government rallies supporters of the government gathered around a park in the central district save hong kong together that's their slogan counter demonstration that took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in color in march as they're still demanding government reforms and more democracy and as night fell there was a tense standoff with police in hong kong's densely populated monk to strict protesters threw eggs and sharm lasers at the local police station but quickly dispersed once officers got out on to the streets so let's start with a standard thomas he's been at the anti-government protests. these right place i've only been here about 15 minutes and yet already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to whatever protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers thousands to a location like a play station one play station is just down the road and they gather outside making a little noise and some of them very few but some throwing eggs at the play station as well the police come out to the entrance of their play station an

government rally supporters of the governments they were gathering around to mark park in the central district save hong kong together is their slogan counter demonstrations were happening on the other side of hong kong harbor moon with much as still demanding government reforms and more democracy. and it's not failed there was a tense standoff with police in hong kong as densely populated. district protesters threw eggs and pointed lasers at a police station but quickly dispersed once officers were out on the streets we'll hear more from her a bill homemade in a moment she's with the pro-government rallies 1st andrew thomas with the end to get. this right place of only been here about 15 minutes and yet already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to other protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers thousands to a location like a play station play station is just down the road and they gather outside making a little noise and some of them very few but some throwing eggs at the play station as well the police come out to the entrance of their

anti-government rallies today supporters of the government gathered in the town are park area in the central district say of hong kong together with their slogan counter-demonstrations took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in kowloon march was there were demanded government reforms and more democracy as night fell there was a tense standoff with the police in hong kong as densely populated long cock district protesters threw eggs and they shone lasers at a local police station but quickly dispersed once officers took to the streets under thomas has more now from the anti-government protests that. this right place i'm only been here about 15 minutes and yet already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to whatever protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers thousands to a location like a play station one play station it's just down the road and they gather outside making a little noise and some of them very few but some throwing eggs at the play station as well the police come out to the entrance of their play station and make noise and retu

government are out on the streets again pro-government crowds have gathered around tama park in the central district save hong kong together is their slogan counter demonstrations are also under way on the other side of hong kong harbor in kowloon marches they're demanding government reforms and more democracy and speak to me who's with demonstration in the tomah park area what kind of people are protesting where you are. well certainly they were they sort of present themselves of people who are hong kong some of them say that they are supporters of men mainland china and china they identify themselves as chinese i think one of the biggest difference between these protesters and the prodemocracy ones is that this is probably the age here you probably the age would be going from 30 upwards you do feel that there's a sort of generational gap to people who were here by and large told me that they were mainly here today to decry the violence that they were extremely scared about what could happen what can unfold here in hong kong you had also on the stage for example representatives of the taxi drivers

over the past couple of hours in hong kong violence has broken out in the central district where protesters were surrounding government headquarters protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs and police responded with tear gas street battle speed unfolding next to the main barracks of the chinese military in the city it's the 13th straight weekend of mass protest in hong kong. let's return to those sites of the protests hong kong live for us is wayne wang we saw pictures moments ago what looks like people running in the streets is their latest. encampment site being charged by riot police now. yes it has sammy just to put you in the picture most of the violence that you were referring to took place a few hours ago outside the government offices which in the same content the compound you have the legislative council building which is the parliament of hong kong that's where you saw the clashes take place then the protest is left there came less than a kilometer to an area close to the headquarters of the hong kong police and behind me you may be able to see the small ring remains of a barricade

by nightfall, this giant fire was raging in the central business district. is also in no mood to compromise. this man is editor of one of beijing's ultra—loyal communist party—run papers. translation: america and britain are interfering in hong kong's affairs. you're inflaming the situation. these irrational emotions don't come from this society. a large part has come from foreign support. despite the risk of arrest, this peaceful, unauthorised march was joined by tens of thousands. as well as one british mp here to observe, he says. big changes are happening in the world, and we need to understand them. i know we're all obsessed about brexit, but we have the growing power of china and a growing authoritarian china as well. are you meddling? no. if one mp gets blamed for this, that's simply nonsense. this is an indigenous protest coming from the people here. within a few hours, though, hong kong seemed to be on the brink again. for the first time, police used water cannon with coloured dye to make identifying suspects easier. even a few weeks ago, in a city

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 protesters did begin for quite some time before deciding to leave this area saying that they were going to go to another part of hong kong we're not sure exactly if that is what they have done or not but they have left this are

watching al-jazeera let's recap the headlines now now in hong kong violence broke out in the central district where protesters were surrounding government buildings protesters threw rocks and petrol bombs of police who responded with tear gas let's take you to the live pictures of they've moved on now from the legislative building to one child district near a police station where they set up a barricade as you can see there they set parts of it on fire and riot police all heading there for the next round of this. a sudanese judges formally charged deposed president on one of the share with corruption and possession of illicit currency now bashir told the court yes he received $25000000.00 from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sounds bad but he says he did not use the money for private purposes but she is lawyer says his client denies all charges again. protesters are taking place or protests rather at taking place across the u.k. over the prime minister's move to suspend parliament just weeks before that briggs's deadline organizers are hoping for hundreds of thousands of people to turn ou

towards airline cathay pacific after 12 weeks of rallies demonstrators gathered in the central financial district after more than 20 of the airline staff were fired for protesting beijing's demand is the airline suspended staff involved in all supporting the rallies right inside story is next. why is kenya important this african country is conducting yet another population count its outcome is expected to shift political boundaries and shape elections but in a country divided along ethnic and tribal lines what does that mean this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. governments has been holding a historic census over the weekend while the 160000 people were deployed to collect data from its population of about 50000000 but that process has proven to be a challenge since millions of kenyans live in slums with no official address millions more are nomadic herders cross into neighboring countries bracketing malcolm webb has more from nairobi kenya as government is conducting a census for the 6 time happens every 10 years the result may be significant for several reasons state resources

are turning their anger towards airline cathay pacific 7 straight to the gathering in the central financial district after more than 20 of the carrier staff were fired for protesting it follows a weekend of violent launches with petrol bombs and bricks will hold out riot police beijing has demanded the airline suspend stop involved or supporting rallies . well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us al-jazeera world at the hunt for the red prince is coming up next thank you very much for watching. oh has a 7 year term you know hasn't. hasn't settled really is i'm going to come for you. bennett and gore look but i didn't use one of the most ardent. he was young very handsome very impressive maybe very close and i think person. alley has an salama joined to the palestine liberation organization the p.l.o. in 1963 he was born in 1940 near jaffa into a wealthy family. his famous father has sand had been a commander in the arab revolt against british rule in the late 1930 s. must surely give power to a 3rd supported him in r.c.m. mother and he sill me thought were are most allow the biryani

by nightfall, this giant fire was raging in the central business district. like these, china is also in no mood to compromise. hu xijin is editor of one of beijing's ultra—loyal communist party—run papers. translation: america and britain are interfering in hong kong's affairs. you're inflaming the situation. these irrational emotions don't come from this society. a large part has come from foreign support. despite the risk of arrest, this peaceful, unauthorised march was joined by tens of thousands. as well as one british mp — here to observe, he says. i know we're all obsessed about brexit, but we have the growing power of china and a growing authoritarian china as well. are you meddling? no. if one mp gets blamed for this, that's simply nonsense. this is an indigenous protest coming from the people here. within a few hours, though, hong kong seemed to be on the brink again. for the first time, police used water cannon with coloured dye to make identifying suspects easier. even a few weeks ago, in a city once famed for its stability, this level of violence

within the day-to-day reporting of our team in the central district, are the protesters coalesced in we talked about how this is leaderless and these mobs popping up in areas. the crowds of actually gotten smaller and we've been speaking , it seemsf experts like because the crowds of gotten smaller, they fear the government may be winning in their tactics which is to not offer any major concessions until the violence dies down. i'm looking at the index futures. clear the rhetoric stepped up today, officials sing protesters have committed serious crimes. is that an indication they will deal with them in a heavy-handed way? >> it seems like we've seen the rhetoric ramp up from beijing. last supported police offices out there but we've seen hong kong police retching up tensions there. -- ratcheting up tensions there. if it reports a police going undercover wearing black protestersfiltrating and people -- and arresting them. for the first time, police officers fired tear gas inside the subway stations. thank you so much hong kong. landed.air 27 just the flights are significantly diminish

it has not been by large the individuals within this central district in which these raids took placeing for these raids. this is under the guys of protection, people who are at work seeking opportunity for their family. i don't feel that that is the greatest threat to us in jackson or our surrounding area. children coming home from school expecting to talk about their first day isn't the greatest threat to our community. and so we have had people to step up. we have had a number of faith institutions to step up to the plate and say, listen, we want to help, we want to provide resources in a number of other groups. and so i'm eternally grateful for their response in this circumstance. >> all right, mayor chuk chukwe lemumuba, thank you for being with us tonight. up next my final thoughts. stay with us. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

in pro and anti-government rallies supporters of the government gathered around a park in the central district save hong kong together that's their slogan counter-demonstration though took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in color in march as they're still demanding government reforms and more democracy and as night fell there was a tense standoff with police in hong kong's densely populated monk to strict protesters threw eggs in sharm lasers at the local police station but quickly dispersed once officers got out on to the streets so let's start with a standard thomas he's been at the anti-government protests. these right place i've only been here about 15 minutes and yet already they're getting back into their vehicles to go to other protests spring up next this is the tactics of the protest as they bring big numbers.

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are turning their anger towards airline cathay pacific demonstrators are gathering in the central financial district after more than 20 of the carrier's staff were fired for protesting it follows a weekend of violent marchers with petrol bombs and bricks were hurled at riot police beijing has demanded the airline suspend staff involved in or supporting rallies. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us al-jazeera world at the hunt for the red prince is coming up next thank you very much for watching.

the scene live in hong kong right now demonstrators have gathered as you can see in the central financial district after more than 20 of the carrier staff were fired for protesting follows a weekend of violent marches where petrol bombs and brits were thrown at riot police beijing has demanded the airlines suspend staff involved in or support rallies wayne hay has the latest from the rally. the people protesting here say they want accountability and transparency in the workplace and ultimately for those who have lost their jobs throughout the course of this anti-government protest movement to have those jobs reinstated as not just can't they perceive it but can't they pacific certainly is the most high profile example of what the people here say is increasing interference in the hong kong business world by beijing cathay fired several star members after they made comments on social media circus or 2 of the protest movement or attended rallies themselves the official reason given was that it was for security reasons the aviation authorities in china saying that they didn't want people working on pl

anti-government rallies today supporters of the government gathered round tom our park in the central districts of on kong save hong kong together was their slogan counter protest took place on the other side of hong kong harbor in cow lou much as they're demanding government reforms and more democracy. as night fell there was a tense standoff with the police in hong kong's desolate densely populated long cock district protesters threw eggs and this on lasers at the local police station but quickly dispersed once officers took to the streets to thomas is in calhoun joining us live here on the news and i guess it's all pretty much wrapped up for the day just walk us through what kind of day it's been. well it feels like that pizza but you never want to speak so you see it in these situations because things have happened very fast in today's hong kong when it comes to protests but yes there were 3 protests on the antigovernment and tea by using side on saturday 3 separate protests i was at one of them with tens of thousands of people who began to march in the pause in college and then will for ab

man was pinned down by members of the public although in the attack which brought sydney's central business district to a standstill police say the victim is now in a stable condition. the trumpet ministration has announced new rules aimed at cutting legal immigration into the us the rules would deny permanent residency and citizenship to illegal migrants who use public assistance such as food stamps or medicare and officials said the u.s. wanted immigrants who are self-sufficient. and funerals have been held for russian engineers killed last week by an explosion at a nuclear weapons research center a spokesman for the center said the blast occurred on a c. platform on the northern russian coast as the engineers were testing a new rocket engine environmentalists are calling on the kremlin to release details of a reported radioactive leak. to italy where the senate will convene today for a special session to figure out its next steps in the country's political crisis lawmakers will attempt to set a date for a motion of no confidence in the populous coalition government last week the leader of the far

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the airline cathay pacific after 12 weeks of rallies demonstrators have gathered in the central financial district after more than 20 of the carriers staff were fired for protesting beijing has demanded the airline suspend staff who've been involved in or have supported the rallies. at least 23 people have been killed in an attack on a bar in mexico it happened on tuesday night in the south east coming up next. here. after 25 years of affording the world's waist china through the global roof likely industry into chaos. the growing pressure of agreement skies eaves resulting in changed we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on al-jazeera. and. concision so this is for them one. side of it. to discuss how. that shit. instead engineer a new clinic and you must be mission specific. but this could have been if but the end then you didn't then you. go to the fair to try to head chief to get in and i did but no. i didn't look for. a bit then enough but. skim a little to the being told him she wanted me to smoke but you. know one of the books that led up t