what kind of risks are the protesters taking by coming out today charlotte. learning from the west saying that by now by red car ranks i mean not much too much on the front line rest of the turing test referendum thing threatened by frank loesser. then i guess i'm that hasn't had i'm yet been said i'm making my mistake that i can to cry things i think can i say somebody on the phone for i can print more yes. i reckon reading. that way and being. so hard fast and send. kind of trying trying to educate. you graham i think the rest again. i pass. on to the same sense of passion i. read in may i read. bad company that can come i think. getting everyone a hand in laos and saying barrie i'm saying i'm from saying. that if i'm done i will thank us i said jim and i have gotten back from what we can to in fact i have plans and press and get you back as i can cause cancer fans really better dramatic things are happening and dramatic scenes being relayed to us by charlotte felson pale and largely live pictures that you're looking at charlotte thanks so much 7. let's bri

charlotte chosen pill is in hong kong and she joins us now for the latest so charlotte tell us what is happening where you are right now. maryanna another protest is getting underway today the latest in weeks of protests here in hong kong which have been turning increasingly violent no at the moment protesters are still peace who've spoken to a number of the organizers who said that they really do want today to remain calm we've seen children here at this rally so there aren't any great concerns that in the next few hours things will start to get by then but what we are seeing just behind us now is just the the number of people that are here they're in fact looking one of the main roads in this area because there are so many people here now today is going to be a very pivotal moment in a series of pivotal moments and parts of this protest movement will be interesting to see how many people turn up and whether or not things do once again to descend into some of the violence that we've seen over the last few me at least using rubber bullets tear gas clashes and that's because last week a

charlotte has some pillows in hong kong and joins us now for the latest charlotte what more can you tell us about the clashes right now how much tear gas are we talking about. my this is becoming a very familiar path and on the streets a phone call what began as a peaceful protest has now descended into chaos once again now i can tell you that we just caught up in some take us just a short time ago we've moved away now that we have people running to this that i streaming from the specs of the gas there are thousands of people that are there that still on the street just by and in the space all of what they say has been police brutality over the last few weeks we saw riot police move again a short time ago that was also as you mentioned that fire was set off i was sat outside a police station. was put out that had been some question whether this many people would return to the street whether we would see but it clashes will take out again tonight that dozens of people arrested and charged earlier this week with riot saying that something talks retirees up to 10 is in prison that had been

s charlotte charleston pill is in hong kong and she joins us now on the line for the latest so charlotte tell us what is happening where you are right now. marianas thousands of people back on the streets of hong kong today they have c.v.a. just from the route that was approved at the early hours of this morning by police so essentially it's the dow like that the people who are on the streets today are taking on the on the rise process now it's doing peaceful as far as we can see the children taking part in this rally but we know that protests like this follow a path to peaceful here in the day and that as the protests and full pockets protested as the violent clashes with police we've seen take on the streets as part call. as well today is going to be a t.v. to protest part of these weeks as this crisis that we're seeing in hong kong and that is because this is the 1st big public protests taking place dozens of people was arrested earlier this week and then charged with rioting that right at that time that carries up to 10 prison but people here want to now see whether protesters are go

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correspondent charlotte charleston pil charlotte protesters have been on the move all day what's the latest where you are right now. where the moment where in the busy shopping districts causeway they the day this is bustling tonight again it is the scene of carnage once more at the moment there is a huge police presence as i'm sure you can see behind me a short time ago police deployed tear gas at large amounts of protesters who had moved over him many of them setting up barricades you know where they barricades being satellite's police then charged through and the protesters were largely just but since then though we've seen a number of arrests over the strike lists of days of protesters who were left behind they were bundled into police vans what we're hearing is those protesters now moving on to another location this is very much a caps and mouse game called has been repeated not just tonight but throughout these 13 week protest is gather in one place and then they move on and police call it and take us in multiple different locations to be clear what is happening in hong kong is

correspondent charlotte shells and bill charlotte we're getting reports now of police storming train stations as today's protests are wrapping up what more can you tell us about that. yeah we're hearing police have and to these 3 train station so far there are some distressing images on social media please if you think about it and some reports as well that they used pepper spray on people inside the train carriages we have stayed that have been numerous arrests inside the train station the number of people as well gathered outside police stations now it responds to those images which really are going viral hit home call on social media a lot of anger. process to supporters of the protest movement what they say is an example of excessive police violence and a sign of how far apart these 2 sides are in hong kong police of issues during same as there are version of events they said they said to the police station in response to protest a bundle i think the station they also said that protesters had been assaulting citizens at that point prompted them to and said now on to those events

ok to charlotte sell some pill reporting from hong kong thanks for that . time for sports now and in friday night's buddhist legal action dortmund came away with a win against a plucky promoted side cologne thanks to 3 they goals cologne got the scoring started in the 29th minute when it come to drexler put his head to good use and waited until the 2nd half to come alive jade sanchez firing in a rocket after 70 minutes then ashraf kimi put them in the lead to stay for just a few minutes from time. added a 3rd in injury time to round out the 3 wives. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin coming up next a documentary called the brain beats a journey into the future of. the british. how does time line taste. from correspondent susan hahn and host david lee to stay with the various flavors of the resulting crazy how. to sion and. tasty taipei start september 1st on d w.

correspondent charlotte johnson bill charlotte we saw those images there of that large fire in the streets is this now a sign that protesters are willing to use perhaps more violent tactics than before . that was one of several large fires that we've seen throughout the day call it seems that the strategy of protesters is to set light to some of the barricades as i'm sure you can see behind me the idea being that they try and slow down police who would gradually advance to try and clear them out of the way that is a pattern that we've seen repeated several times so far today firstly outside the legislative council which was the scene of some violent clashes where those water cannon were fired earlier on today and then later on near police headquarters now from what we understand protesters have now moved on to a main shopping district tear gas is being fired is that once again it appears this cats and mouse game between protesters and police is happening again tonight tonight a very violent night on the streets of hong kong. we're taking a look now at live pictures from the scene there in

to discuss in washington, charlotte joined us.e that, she was part of the ftc's anti-competitive practices committee. in new york we have sally hubbard from the open market institute. before that she served as an assistant attorney general in the antitrust bureau of new york state. as well as bloomberg tech's sarah frier. >> it is hard to reach much -- read much into it. if you have to, you have to. almost a tautology. i think when he is talking about is that it can be difficult to force significant divestiture, something we would call a breakup. and in order to get that type of remedy at court, you need to show it is really necessary. so again sort of a tautological comment. but i think that's what he's getting at there. emily: sally, would you agree -- i mean there's certainly been a , lot of questions given that the ftc recently fined facebook, for privacy violation, but critics say at that time it did not go far enough. you know, do you agree that he has what it takes or the agency has what it takes to make that leap if they h

father some modest away from their kids in charlotte illegal immigrants were being deported with the help of the local sheriff was working with federal immigration and customs enforcement ice under a program called 287 g. so benton corin a group of local activists helped elect a new sheriff basically expand the reach of ice and deputized his local sheriff's deputies to place foreign nationals entering mobile proceedings the 287 g. we well aware of what the problems were with that and how women were suffering and afraid to go places children were not attending school out of fear that something would happen during the school day before the sheriff's election in may 2018 activists hit the streets with a score card highlighting the differences between the incumbent erwin carmichael and his challengers the american civil liberties union also ran radio ads carmichael's challengers mcfadden and they pledged to stop working with trump's deportation for gary mcfadden a homicide detective for 27 years one becoming the 1st african-american sheriff ever in charlotte and his 1st day in office he

charlotte can. all right well we're going to leave out there we'll come back to charlotte hopefully she'll be able we'll be able to speak to her again. in the meantime we're going to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world north korea has released images of leader kim jong un overseeing the test firing its new mr ailes pyongyang launched at least 2 short range missiles on friday which could jeopardize efforts to restart the seoul disarmament talks with the u.s. . indigenous women are protesting against the forestation in brazil have broken into a police station the women have traveled from remote areas to the capital brasilia campaigning against presidential you have both seen arias policies as opening up the amazon for development. and the american acts of peace and fonda has died at the age of 79 his family said he passed away in his los angeles home following a battle with lung cancer on that was best known for playwriting and starring in the classic road movie easy

charleston pill is covering those protests for us and she joins us now from hong kong charlotte protesters out in force again today how is the situation looking. we've seen a big escalation in violence today there were 2 big festival as you mentioned it is one police officer find a shot way hearing reports that it was a warning shot but there are images going on social media of police pointing guns that process is something just in the general moment the crowd as well that something that's really a long people the ways that you do it happened just a few meters from where we are at the moment residents are out on the streets expressing that dissent about such things on folding in that like all neighborhoods we hearing as well that once again it will be kind of used for the 1st time as well today. and voted off the number of protesters started during projectiles at places or at least one petrol bomb being thrown at police then came the take in response we shall sit in the shopping center want to take chances being fired people running green economy affected that person says that barricaded t

and charlotte hill who filed that report joins us now from hong kong for the latest so charlotte some very disturbing pictures of the violent clashes last night was the situation right now in the city at the moment mary i've got to protest going on concurrently they have been largely peaceful throughout the morning but the big concern here is that they could deviate from the a lot of route take to the streets once again as we've seen happening to so many days now the concern both parties they might gather here this is the central government the a's own office the azing body between hong kong and mainland china there are big barricades up behind me to try and prevent that now we are getting some reports that protesters on throwing stones at a police station we know from the past few days that anger really is building towards the police process is he saying he's been extremely heavy handed such as the anger we're seeing shops buildings hit around hong kong with signs in the windows saying police are not welcome so it could well be that we see another very tense evening tonight. well las

partisanship in the us by focusing on north carolina as a microcosm of the nation we headed for charlotte biggest city in this state. some areas of the state's very you know it's hard hard for democrat to get elected and some and now cities it's very hard for a republican to get elected and then much paul in the area is a group of people that tend to be highly educated more moderate and liberal in their views white and black or is becoming whiter and older and areas are becoming more diverse 8 percent of north carolina's population is foreign born 51 percent from latin america i know low benton crueler who owns this bakery immigrated from colombia 1000 years ago when traum decided to run for president as one i got involved with we had democratic party. and then latino. 59 percent of north carolina's latino population is u.s. born but there are about 100000 undocumented immigrants i'm sure didn't think change once trump was elected yes a lot of families you know the father some modest way from their kids in charlotte illegal immigrants were being deported with the help of the local sheriff

charlotte has been in whaley bridge.y operations enter a third day, an raf helicopter a familiar sight and sound here. crews using sandbags to try to stop homes and businesses below the dam being engulfed. a stream turn to a torrent under margot graham park home. she was one of the 1500 evacuated. she was one of the 1500 evacuated. she was allowed to return home for 15 minutes today to collect valuables. it was bizarre, the whole of the road is blocked with bags of concrete. it is like a ghost town. we were advised by police we were going at our own risk. yes, all right, it is a risk, really. we sort of knew we needed to get things, do things. as long as you move quickly. i would say listen all the time because they told us if we hear three blasts on the horn, we were to run. bricks and mortar, books and cds, furniture can be replaced but if my grandmother's ring had disappeared in the water, i could never replace that. millions of gallons of water still needs to be diverted and bumps are working around the clock. this i

charlotte parts who is joining us live from london with the latest and we have to mention charlotte opponents of boris johnson's work today they keep mentioning how unprecedented this is is that true and could you explain why. yes sara it's absolutely unprecedented that is absolutely correct i mean we know that boris johnson is determined to see bricks it through on october 31st and this is one of his ways to limit parliament's time to sit down and find alternatives and we have to say it's usual practice before a queen's speech to suspend for polman for a short period of time for a few days but of course we're talking here about 5 weeks 3 of those parliament would have been on recess anyway at their party conferences but 5 weeks is quite a long time where parliamentarians could have found alternatives to a no deal breck's it and we've seen a lot of outrage today are a lot of outrage coming from m.p.'s of course of the opposition parties but also within the conservative party of those that run to remain in the european union and we've seen a lot of outrage also with amongst the public that the

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 blazes the town the police made it. another night of chaos begins. the protests those who are prepared for a fight many of them carrying umbrellas weapons on google carrying sooner we want to let out the problem or question tonight we're coming to are 7 going to have a remarkable are we still people running through no longer the fact the couldn't happen know how people are all now as we can with a

pill is in hong kong and has been following the protests there charlotte you watched protesters get dispersed earlier today are they regrouping again. now i'm on the main road right now where one of the clashes unfold and i'm sure you can see just behind me that the remnants of that clash is still that there are still barricades along this street this is usually an extremely busy thoroughfare through hong kong very quiet tonight dr is aware of the clashes that took place here earlier on the sea evening now from what we can tell protesters and police have largely dispersed but we did see another very violent day of clashes today for the 1st time in over a week tear gas was back on the streets of hong kong from what we can tell it was fired in several locations we were at one spot where hundreds of people gathered around a police station and what we saw was a number of the protest is throwing bricks stones plastic bottles at police police then sent out a warning using the flags that they often put up saying if you continue we will use force and then we saw them charging at those prote

for us in hong kong charlotte your report there focused on how sophisticated protester tactics have become what are we likely to see over the next few days more of the same will commuters continue to be targeted. well this now is this day running that we are seeing major disruption on the streets of hong kong people here is in trying to drum up support for the strike and the disruption that has been taking place today that power line city stopped commuters from getting into the train train come to a standstill in a number of them are saying that all day some people are expecting too much later on today if there is too much rioting charges more rising charges which carry up to 10 days in prison and people that we speaking to say that they fear that they will be more violent back on the streets tonight people really have been angered by all sorts of time during all of this situation and carries them press conference achieving that press conference which we had found by just short time ago from that's not by his people even more people saying that he has condemned the protests and expl

across the story for us or from space correspondent charlotte dubin ski hi there charlotte is this really a case of reading between the lines here or there's a lot of flowery very diplomatic language but not all of it. well they were nice as pie when they stood in front of the press conference coming to the end of the g. 7 in beer it's trump saying that president might call and done a wonderful job praising him and his wife for their hosting ability but mock or had said just before that that they had huge number of tensions at this particular g 7 so let's go through what some of the issues were and where they are now well one of the burning issues at this year's g. 7 was iran and the problems with the future of the european union and you know this was an accord that was signed by several countries including the united states and european countries a number of years ago before trump was elected when he was elected he said he would also good enough and he took the united states away signatory away from the article would last year since then there has been a rocketing of tensions between the

for us in hong kong charlotte your report there focused on how sophisticated protester tactics have become what are we likely to see over the next few days more of the same will commuters continue to be targeted. for this now is this day running that we are seeing major disruption on the streets of hong kong people here have been trying to drum up support for the strike and it's russian that has been taking place today to caroline 50 commuters from getting into what the crane plane caught with down till now is. the end of it all day some people are taking charge later on today very. rioting tell you more rioting charges that carry up to 10 in prison people that we speak to say that they fear that there will be more violence back to 3 tonight people really have been angered by a sampling of the situation and carries them press conference that press conference which we had found by doing short time ago from that that i'm good people even more people saying that and has condemned that protect. aaron in training what is already any training to situation ok kerry lamb is that the focus o

en charlotte tienen un cuarto de para atrÁs su hija y muchos sueÑos para compartir con ella.la, en carolina del norte. su madre dice que harÁ lo posible porque su hija supere ese trauma, mientras van recuperando juntas dos aÑos de separaciÓn. jorge: los manifestantes que protestaban frente a un centro de detenciÓn indocumentados fueron atropellados por una camioneta. al parecer, fue intencional. el incidente dejÓ varios heridos. vilma: un grupo de la organizaciÓn never again action protestaba en rhode islands, un centro de detenciÓn que tiene a muchÍsimos inmigrantes detenidos. de repente, una camioneta embistiÓ los activistas que estaban reunidos. le gritan que se detenga al hombre, pero acelera y los embiste. ni los gritos, ni los golpes contra la camioneta lo detuvieron en ese momento. christian andrade participÓ en la protesta. >> un vehÍculo que bÁsicamente se acerca de forma rÁpida a las personas que estaban cerca hace posiciÓn vulnerable. vilma: una de las organizadoras de la protesta pudo identificar al conductor de la camioneta. >> la persona que condujo su camiÓn ha

emily: charlotte, as somebody who worked at the f.t.c.oncerning is the amazon issue in your mind? >> the f.t.c. wans to make sure that competition is happening fairly on the amazon platform. so small retailers ought to be able to compete and not worry that amazon is going to anti-competitively interfere with them. i think that's kind of thing the .t.c. will be looking for. emily: sara, in response to the f.t.c. penalty on facebook, alex stamos, a former chief security officer at facebook, had a pretty striking twheefment said i can't believe facebook didn't pay more for this. if the f.t.c. offered to order amazon to help consumers save must be by offering house branded options in every top category, bay sos would leap across the table with a $10 million check and massive grin. what does he mean? >> this is a valuable asset facebook is no longer allowed to share. therefore it's good for facebook to have this rule in place. the facebook of five or seven years ago, the one that resulted in cambridge an lit ka, that's no longer how facebook w

charlotte gallagher is at the scene for us this evening and sent this report.n raf chinook helicopter picks up bags of aggregate. this is the third day of operations to save a dam and the town of whaley bridge. here, a crew member leans out to make sure the sandbags are dropped in exactly the right place. the chinook still a strange sight in this small town. these fire crews and pumps are working 2a hours a day to divert the 300 million gallons of water in the reservoir. we were here early hours on friday from west yorkshire. and if you pan across, you can see the brick level, of the stones. that was underwater when we arrived. so, as you can see, it's quite visibly come down. this is a major incident, make no mistake. whaley bridge would normally be packed on a summer holiday saturday, but today, it's a ghost town. people who were forced to leave their homes are being allowed to return forjust 15 minutes to collect valuables, medication and even their grandchildren‘s toys. we were advised by police that we are going in at our own risk. and, yes, all right, it'

all right charlotte tell us what the latest out of kabul charlotte thank you for another development in afghanistan there are reports of another blast this one involved province at least 11 people are feared dead including 5 from one family that happened in the a lot of district nobody has claimed responsibility. kong is bracing for what organizers say will be the city's largest anti-government protest since close to 2000000 people marched in june registers are amassing in victoria park with police approval these are live pictures here there are fears of a confrontation there with security forces as their plan march through the city has not been authorized sunday's march has been organized by the civil human rights front that's the same group that organize june peaceful 1000000 strong marches andrew thomas joins us live now from hong kong so andrew any idea how all this is play at what the plan is for today. well this is a real test because this the number of people that come to this rally will really give a gauge of how much support the throw democracy if you like side of this incre

charlotte: so, of course it's hard to predict.have access to the nonpublic document that they are reviewing at the ftc, but we should not expect it will lead to huge changes. the track record is not strong on that, and antitrust is a narrow and difficult area of the law. so actually, our hope is that there will be a new agency with new regulatory powers, in addition to antitrust, and i think that's how we will address the power that facebook has. emily: that was sally hubbard, charlotte slaiman, and sarah frier. coming up, tencent revenue falling short amid the chinese slowdown, but alibaba has room to run, reporting better-than-expected results. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tencent reported second-quarter revenue that missed estimates, while they beat profit expectations. online ad revenue grew a worse than expected 16%, this as they grapple with competition and an economic slowdown. for more, i spoke with bloomberg's selina wang in beijing. selena: even though we spoke on expectations, the focus was really on the decline in

charlotte chelsey until joins us now from hong kong charlotte what are we to make of those statements in the chinese media it sounds like beijing is preparing to send in troops to restore order in hong kong. but of course those on warnings that people here are taking extremely seriously no one has forgotten what happened in tiananmen square as you mention in 1989 but i think most analysts think that it's still extremely unlikely that china that beijing will send in troops into hong kong sent me a 70 imminently they people think it's unlikely best because it would come at a huge economic and political cost the beijing people here say that their main concern at the moment is the increasingly hardened rhetoric coming out of beijing and the impact that that will have on authorities here in hong kong people here say that the police have become increasingly violent say the recent weeks they worry that that could could escalate even further they were so concerned about the sanctions that protesters could face for taking to the streets at the moment dozens of protesters have been charged with

charlotte henshaw secured the first medal of the canoe sprint world championships in hungary.laimed paralympic summer medals at london 2012 and in rio 2016 before switching sports, and she finished ina new switching sports, and she finished in a new world lead time of 56.82 seconds, the second world title of her career after she claimed gold at last yea r‘s her career after she claimed gold at last year's addition. it isa it is a brilliant start, and i think i have made a really nice progression, i came eighth in my championships, i got bronze last year, so i think itjust shows how well we are trained to combat any weather condition and be a good paddler in any boat. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. including all the build—up to the third ashes test tomorrow morning, and we will be bringing you more throughout the evening. goodbye. now, if you are guilty of leaving your old phones and laptops in a cupboard to gather dust, you not alone. it is estimated there are 1a million unused gadgets in uk homes, and they all contain valuable elements whic

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thanks very much, charlotte.imed at averting strike action by thousands of workers at heathrow airport, have been adjourned for the day, with no sign of agreement. more than 150 flights scheduled for monday and tuesday have already cancelled, after the members of one union rejected a pay offer. our business correspondent, katy austin is at heathrow. it seems this is going to go right to the wire in order to stop the strike action, what, on monday? that's right, another day with no pay deal agreement between heathrow and unite. it means that when those we conciliation talks restart tomorrow morning there will be less than 2a hours left before a possible strike here at britain's biggest airport in peak holiday season. those walking out would be the likes of engineers, security guards, and firefighters. heathrow has said all along it has contingency plans, which means it could operate safely, but it took an early call, saying that 177 flights would have to be cancelled for monday. passengers would have to get differ

one of them is the raleigh wake county area, and the other is e charlotte area. they're both among the top growing metro areas in the country. and as people are moving in, those areaarare becoming, first, younger; second, more educated because these are, in a lot of cases, highly educated tech jobs that people are coming here to fill and as these areas sprawl magnificently, it's becoming so, when you hear a lot of electoral pundits saying that the election is going to be determined by the suburban mom or the suburban family, we have a lot of those suburbs springing up, you know, seemingly every day in north carolina. >> sreenivasan: there have also hebeen a lot of stories in past couple of years looking ati north caroliunfavorable lirot. and when it comes to w hasvo access tng, how significant is it in northha carolinaeveryone has equal access to go vote? >> after the 2010 census, that was al the year when republicans took over state legislature r first time in a long time, and theimplemented what is indisputably called extreme gerrymandering, ay? now, the republ

the extreme partisan environment in the us as people in charlotte are and that hosting the republican convention next year will be much different than when democrats gathered here in 2012 are you concerned that the political divisions today could lead to violence it will. i know that it will we're concerned it's going to bring something totally different totally different temperatures of america from 2012 to 202020 different temperatures of america. there's even worry that president trump will contest the election if he loses in 2020 i think it's a serious concern because he will think that he can intimidate his way into staying in the white house as he was and he will be surrounded by a conspiracy you know that democrats stole the election from him do you think america may be so divided today that it's no longer capable of safeguard in democracy by impeaching a corrupt president as envisioned by the founders i don't think richard nixon would be impeached and today's environment i think people would specially rally around nixon you know along partisan lines i'm optimistic that these t

so charlotte tell us what is happening where you are now. mariana dumbest. in hong kong and the energy that this process is really starting to go that began on iraq today he spoke 1000 people gathered on the streets but they quickly deviated from the route that was prevented by police and spread through the streets now they were starting to see people getting ready for a fight the people dressed in black face body people. some people that that face. ready they have. counted something extremely pleased to previously used to treat the but it seems to be getting ready preparing. to head striking father that we haven't seen any police on the streets very common nothing but we had a pretty siren about a half an hour ago. so at the moment things still to remain very calm one pivotal moment all of this made by the bound now is 2 hours ago that was the process to briefly defy a tunnel a key tunnel. in hong kong it was the main artery between hong kong island and how did a lot of people thought that that could perhaps. trigger the police to try and c

or charlotte tell us what the situation is where you are right now. joining you joining me as. somebody that seems to be a deliberate strategy and then edging to stay above processes so stay at one location for a very short amount of time you might see as the fire is being lit. protest pretty swift and just quickly as they come to project. as they go on to the next thing is always by just as much pressure on the process that we are on our way to the sex education where we're hearing that there's another demonstration taking place we've just come from quite a bonnet doing something district do you see it that every city by day should think districts the chicken was caught with satellite protested. grieving to. find their own skin the. fact that. their very. interesting it sounds like the protesters are almost adapting to the police tactics now is this protest movement still growing as the civil disobedience campaign intensifies. i was saying protests now almost every night by this evening in a row all right we've got another big unprecedented general s

charlotte chelsea until joins us now from hong kong charlotte what are we to make of those statements in the chinese media it sounds like beijing is preparing to send in troops to restore order in hong kong. but of course those on warnings that people here are taking extremely seriously no one has forgotten what happened in tiananmen square as you mention in 1989 but i think most analysts think that it's still extremely unlikely that china that beijing will send in troops into hong kong sent me a 70 imminently if they people think it's unlikely best because it would come at a huge economic and political cost the beijing people here say that that main concern at the moment is the increasingly hardened rhetoric coming out of beijing and the impact that that will have on authorities here in hong kong people here say that the police have become increasingly by. line and say the recent weeks they worry that that could could escalate even further they with their concerns about the sanctions that protesters could face for taking to the streets at the moment dozens of protesters have been cha

for the latest we're joined by our correspondent in hong kong charlotte pil charlotte thanks for joining us again what's the latest what are you seeing right now where you are. we're just a few she blocks away from the police headquarters and at the moment you have to excuse me i might cut through this with that's fire smoke still in the ad from webb protesters several blazes behind me that prompted police just moments ago to me then we saw dozens of riot police storming past behind us sending these protesters running we will say saw a water cannon truck moving past us as well this really was a very dramatic moment here just just moments ago after what's been another violent day here on the streets of hong kong as you mentioned we saw what's a canon used again to see clear protesters outside ledges and legislative council we saw them using blue dye it for the 1st time now the idea behind that is to try and identify those protesters who were on the front lines to try and mock them so they can be found later on that is off to mass arrests yesterday as the several high profile pro-democracy

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there was to give you charlotte show some pill for us in hong kong we're going to sudan where the ruling military council has reached an agreement with a pro-democracy coalition to form a transitional government this is meant to eventually lead the country towards holding democratic elections and the deal follows a weeks of negotiations led by the african union at the same time protesters held regular demonstrations demanding civilian rule some of which ended in deadly violence. celebrations on the streets of khartoum it's almost 4 months since longtime leader omar al bashir was ousted during that time many sudanese feared another strongman would simply take his place last night came the announcement that the military and civilians had reached a firm deal to lead together. and. the 2 delegations have fully agreed on the constitutional documents. the agreement is expected to be signed in days it will start a 3 year period of transitional rule leading to elections during that time power will rotate between a military and civilian leader with a cabinet of technocrats to manage the country d