[b[baby fusses] kalyanee: so the chong people have been living in areng valley, you know, for over 600 years. and we went back to o cambodia to film and i discovered, you know, two of the most amazing people i've ever met in my life. and what i discovered was that they are prorobably one of the most rooted and grounded people i've ever met,t, and the reason is becausese of their connnnectn to the lanand. you knknow, they f feel so gratl for r nature bececause everyrytg they have comemes from nature. the cambodian government has contracted a chinese company to build this dam, and the company's name is sino hydro, and, you know, we've all been asking questions. why is sino hydro ininterested in proceeding with this dam when two other companies have already, you know, previouslsly pupulled out o of the project?t? because they discovered through environmental impact assessment reports that they had conducted themselves that the dam was not economically viable. and i think onone of t the reass is that they will make money from the conontract from constructing this dam, andnd alo the dam wil

protests in hong kong he says that could be one of the reasons he was detained by mainland police chong has claimed that while in detention police wanted him to confess that the u.k. was instigating under arrest in the territory and to extract this confession police used torture as a tool. api code i paid hank coughed and i've been playing for. this not to torture for example like. me has our hand cough and for several hours and that you feel very painful. and then for example you need to do a lot of extreme exercise distract tast stat for example you need to have something like this. for several hours as well and you will get a little shuffle in a standstill and if you try to sit down or stop what would happen they would pick me china has responded to these claims saying it did nothing wrong you know what a foreign ministry official have to say about john one's year which is simon chang's chinese name. during john one g is detention the public security unit guaranteed all of his rights and interests according to the law and he also made a full confession about his illegal actions legal

didn't take a stand that's why i quit my job and i see some of the candidates are familiar faces tommy chong was among a group of former students convicted for their roles in the 2014 umbrella movement now the 25 year old activist has taken a step back from the frontline to fight on another battlefield. i did plan to study abroad once i had completed my community service sentence what happened to the umbrella movement made me feel powerless and a failure that those feelings have been washed away by the current movement that gives us hope again you failed to achieve anything 5 years ago so this time i am standing up for my beliefs in a different way. that's. over 4000000 voters will allow. candidates to some $450.00 seats although the cancel is just an advisory body members are eligible to run for the committee which picks the city's top leader. with demonstrations still continuing after almost 6 months and with no end in size the opposition says the poll is a referendum on their demands. elections become less credible when people are blocked from standing in them but democratization has taug

thought we'd try again to see if mr kim was here those and we just tried to want to deliver a message to chong one i wonder if he's here. he's not here you know when might be back should we try again we just wanted to play a video for him. with. us. so there's no way that we can get him we show this video to his son. we're just asking on behalf of the father. so. with no other way to contact you and say son were forced to leave. you and say is devastated. before he heads to the airport he makes one last trip to the farm desperate to catch a glimpse of his son. into also others were boarded on some of the more than and. other wood on the wall. for a ticket i'm not a good team on me. but how you can. turn on people who've always been on the. other day that she and i'll give you. each edge again one isn't because he you know those guys you saw in our community. and he vows he'll keep fighting to protect others from what his family's been through. either you don't until you go and tell you to go. yes it is of them in the. washington lindsey waters and before so many can like him. who years to them

try again to see if mr kim was here goes through and we just tried to want to deliver a message to chong one i wonder if he is here. he's not here do you know when you might be back should we try again we just wanted to play a video for him here with. us. so there's no way that we can get him a show this video to his song. to leach on one. we're just going off in the fog of. sort of. with no other way to contact you and say son we're forced to leave. you and say it is devastated. before he heads to the airport he makes one last trip to the farm desperate to catch a glimpse of his son. you also other there were more boarded up with us and looking more than and. other would on the wall. for a ticket i'm not a good team mommy until. how you can. turn a little how movable as a money. to do that she told us and. each other again want to do it because he was in a good cause he saw in our community. and he vows he'll keep fighting to protect others from what his family's been through. either you don't until you go and tell you that's rude or. yes. says of the new. lindsay mortars and before so.

lake brewer chong british history and. there were real world on was. equal. work related stress induced suicide is only part of the problem. this is a support group for women whose husbands died from overwork. they asked us not to show their faces because they're afraid of potential problems with getting compensation from the companies their husbands work for. guys. who need them they get paid it doesn't. suit them and usually. isn't a made up on the net who was making they made we fiddle with their moods. at. the very minute. you can do it get up and go in the. 3rd study you know we could put in that you know. need. go and. alcohol is one of the most popular ways to relieve stress for regular people celebrating the end of a working week with your peers is almost a tradition south korea. relaxed any new tenants mr supreme. is shifting. my food in economy class i took it inside some. didn't. in fact in the last few years friday night been falling out of style in corporate life. the war with. the family. they've. had more than. the poor thing. many companies ar

my name is elizabeth chong and i work at the deli. frank food to help watch international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is news live from berlin more violence on the streets of colombia the country's president calls for dialogue to end nationwide demonstrations against his government hundreds of thousands are demanding that president yvonne duquesne scrap potential austerity measures also coming up germany's ruling conservatives are trying to overcome a crisis at the top of the party and battled seaview leader and the crowd come tomball calls her critics bluff and challenges them directly back to me or sack me we'll bring you an update also on the program.

wasn't evident whether the activity was being undertaken, but i can certainly confirm that there was chongchuantering from a sedentary position. i can say that it is very commonplace in the work of the house. but i have noticed in my travels to parliaments around the world that there is a source of regular comment and no little amusement. mr. bercow: order. order. i noticed earlier that you seem to be in a hyper condition today. i would recommend you take some sort of soothing predicament or lie down. you will probably feel better at the end of it. you are an incorrigible individual. sedentaryom a position at the top of your voice. calm yourself. take a soothing predicament from which you will benefit. david: some detected a jane austen influence in his vocabulary. >> can the speaker tell us what he is talking about when he is talking about a blind motion? mr. bercow: what i would call motion exegesis is a matter for the chair. i think it is for the secretary to explain the terms of his motion. i am saddened if the honorable gentleman is before told. -- is befuddled. i would not want him t

salon i know good quality here when i see it and a good story when i hear it's my name is elizabeth chong and i work at sea della. suppose and now give me a fictional asian but as affectionately as you can. lie to me or putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but director vitali munson captured much more on the decision to turn the camera back on the amount of corrigan's the film secretly chronicled a power grab actually everything was precisely planned instruction. featuring top supporting roles to the freedom of the show. and featuring a lead role like you've never seen before let me be clear with you. that i mean there's plenty of it should do the ends justify the means. clinton's witnesses starts december 13th on d w. this is d.w. news these are top stories vote counting is underway in hong kong following municipal elections early results indicate big gains for pro-democracy candidates turnout was at a record high over 70 percent election is being seen as a test of support for embattled chief executive kerry lam. at

cloud into central and southern parts of china for a time somewhat to whether they're over towards chong day into the southeast would lie by the more sunshine $28.00 celsius there in hong kong i have the next couple days but that cloud will slide a little further southwards and a swiss with the rain tending to peter out in the process across southeast asia well the usual rash of heavy showers with some big down poles for a good part of borneo. what was the last thing the president said to you about impeachment when you last spoke to him for i. think it's not about you. damning allegations that were only years ago how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me maddi house and as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. and you're watching al-jazeera here top stories this. presidential election is still 6 months away but there are concerns of the security opposition leaders cited as a climate of fear and intimidation against those who criticize the gov

border with mexico efforts to keep people out have increased since president donald trump took office chong and reports from the border city of tijuana. 5 years after the berlin move came down another from the mit secure u.s. border was just going up. before 1992 that was just a flimsy fence crossing it was just a matter of a quick call gave a myriad of innocent man up and coming here until 994 was like coming to a posse on saturday the route to a 1000 people with mexicans already on the u.s. side selling food in secondhand clothes to those waiting to cross with guides or not it was very easy. but then came the 1st rule and it's great to be transformed in size and scope into this high tech barrier the baby of president donald trump. for building a beautiful you are a big one that really works well the berlin wall was to keep the east german population in. this one is to keep people out mostly poor of latin americans away from the prosperous united states to be say that it's in the ira because many more deaths than the barely move ever did this growth that's been painted on the wall itself b

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simon chong, who worked for the went missing for 15 days on the mainland.leges he was eaten by chinese agents who forced him for information on the ongoing protests in hong kong. the accusation further damages relations between the countries amid the london support for the pro-democracy protesters in its former colony. bloomberg has learned that a trade deal that fell apart six months ago is being used as the benchmark in u.s. china negotiations. the key provision, how much tariffs should be rolled back in the first phase of an agreement. the two sides may link to the size of rollbacks to the pulmonary terms of the failed deal. global news 24 hours per day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by 4700 journalists and .nalysts in 120 countries i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david? david: think you so much, mark. coming up next, the ceo of volkswagen of america. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." when it comes to automobiles, it's all about electric vehicles these days, including at the auto show. ceo joined us to tell us about

. >> for jason chong working understanding and accepting that hong kong is part of china.ing politician has joined the party. >> some of the answers they misunderstood what freedom and democracy means. if they really tracing for a, you know, strong democratic city, they -- they go and vote. destroying anything doesn't help at all. destroying the facilities against a government in this way is not the right path. >> theun district l lebs is the only time hong kong people get to directly choose who represents them. it is one man one vote. which is why it is being given so much importance this year. but not everyone is free to run for office. one candidate was fired fro running.cr demoy activist joshua hwang. g e hng election films election officials say he goes against the city's constitution. but the highest ackvists says that this has been influenced by china's communist government. >> beijing, houptiu ignore my voice and expect me to answer the institution. >> 23-year-old joshua hwang started pushing for democratic heading the movement in 2014. he spent timey in jail o cha

edasucator j chong, working within the system means understanding andat accepting ong kong is part ofna. the 28-year-old aspiring politician has joined bun of hong kong's most esablished pro beijing party and is running in e election because of some of the unrest. >> some of the youngsters ansunderstood what freedom and democracy if they're really tracing for ag stemocratic city, they go and vote. destroying athing opportunity help at all. destroying the facilities,gain the government, in this violent way is not the way.or >> repr: the district council elections is the only time hong kong people will get to directly choose who represents them. it is one man, one vote, which is why it is beingen g so much sworn's this year. but not evyone is free to run for office. one candidate is barreom running, democracy activist joshua wong. the healthcare hong kong election officials say it's because he believes indecopendee d be in hong kong's future which goes against the city's constitution. but activists say even thisas electioneen influenced by china's communist government. >> with my infoat

stuart: cheech and chong would be horrified.ified is the right term. stuart: would standdown wind from i joke. i joke. get back to mcdonald's. grady trimble with us. >> here we go. stuart: i heard that. you have more on the easterbrook severance package. tell us more, please. reporter: i was reading the document there. that is why you saw that what we found is that he will get six months of severance. that will be paid to him in a lump sum at the end of the six months. what we're still trying to figure out the exact dollar amount on that. his base pay is 1.3, $1.4 million. but he also has a lot of stock options which would become fully vested within the three years according to his contract. that is the part we were reading. so his salary ranged from anywhere around $8 million in 2015. to at its highest, almost $22 million in 2017. exactly the amount he will get in the six months period of time will be dependent how mcdonald's stock is performing at that given time. stuart: still seems like a pretty harsh sentence. you're out of