he is acting for bothjosh or wong and for agnes chow. main police station here in hong kong. we do not have confirmation of that right now. mr wong is said to have been given three charges, according to his political group. at the moment we don't know what agnes chow has been detained for. it is important to note that tomorrow there was supposed to be a big demonstration again here in the centre of hong kong but the police have actually said that that cannot go ahead. i don't know if that is connected at the moment, we willjust have to see. what is the suspicion? there is a connection? so many things are so connected here in hong kong at the moment. joshua wong has been a prominent leader of the pro—democracy movement is a key is 22 now but he began protest when he was a teenager. he was a big person, very involved in the pro—democracy protest a few years back, the so—called umbrella protests. as you say he has already spent one month in jail say he has already spent one month injailso farthis say he has already spent one month injail so

so after, that birdbath and everything, we wait for chow. it's just wasting time. it's the bottom of the ninth. and for these inmates there's more on the line than just a game. >> if we don't get down, then somebody might get shot. th. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith, who met with humana to create a personalized care plan. at humana, we have more ways to care for your health, and we find one that works just for you. no matter what your name is. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchildren. babies too young to be vaccinated against whooping cough are the most at risk for severe illness. help prevent this! talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about getting vaccinated against whooping cough. woman:

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agnes chow speaking in chinese.ill face trial on october 8. for mark, we have iain marlow -- for more, we have iain marlow. chow joshua wong and agnes are two prominent activists who were detained in a move that shocked the city. they have confirmed the charges and say there will be a trial on november 8. both of them have vowed not to give up their fight. joshua wong said we will not surrender and sent a message to president xi jinping not to send in any troops, that is not the way out. he had a message for the hong kong government as well, encouraging them not to invoke these emergency measures that have been subject to some rumor in recent days, powers that would grant the government power to censor or make sweeping arrests. very dramatic scenes indeed. what has china's response been so far? iain: china has not formally given much of a response to the arrests, but their general response throughout the unrest in hong kong over the last few months has been resolute support for the hong kong government, standing beh

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. >> i go to chow and i eat my breakfast.s already at work so i'll clean around the cell. i'll get ready about 8:00, 8:30 i have to go to school for prerelease. after school gets out about 2:30 my friend gets out of p.i.a. and we run laps and squats and sit-ups and do about 100 burpees. after that, i kick back, watch tv for a little bit and after chow i come back and i'll either do some beadwork or i'll watch tv but usually i do some beadwork and 7:00 go to night yard and that's my time to go out and walk around. after yard i got tv programs on from like 9:00 to 11:00 that i like to watch. i've been beading for about a year. trying to learn all i can about different stitches. it's very intricate. one mistake you have to take the whole thing apart. this is the most recent one i made. it's a bear claw. a little thunderbird in here. it takes me out of here. it relaxes me. it's a good pastime. when i came to prison, i left behind a pregnant wife. now the mother of my son. right after he was born i saw him through the glass. i did

i presume that you're talking about the two members of the demosisto party, joshua wong and agnes choworning and they faced a court mention in the afternoon and then they received bail. the particular group they represent during the period of detention said that the arrests were a way for two things. one to spread a sense of fear among protesters in hong kong, and second, it was an attempt to assume or thrust leadership roles on these two people when they had no such leadership roles in these protests. let's get some of the day's other news: the bbc has uncovered evidence of a war crime committed during a recent airstrike in the syrian province of idlib in which 39 people were killed. the attack by a plane from a russian airbase hit a market in the town of maraat al—numan twice in half an hour. moscow has previously denied that the attack took place. the colombian government says nine dissident farc guerrillas have been killed in a military operation in the south of the country — a day after one of the former farc leaders, ivan marquez, said he was taking up arms again. the military op

that is for bothjoshua and agnes chow, another well—known figure in this political group.es, the third one is organising an unauthorised assembly. that is what we have learned from police and that is in connection to protest back on june police and that is in connection to protest back onjune 21, the early days of the protest, where thousands of protesters on that day had been ambushing the police headquarters for over ten hours. the police have arrested close to a thousand people. is the timing of these latest arrest significant? the police have given no indication of why they are being arrested only today but i would presume that many people would try to think that there is a connection between these arrests and what was planned to happen tomorrow, a major rally that would mark the fifth anniversary of a decree given by the chinese parliament which prescribed what beijing calls universal suffrage for hong kong. they called it fake democracy back then and that led to what we know now as the umbrella movement or occupy central. those 79 days of sit in protest whichjoshua t

we will break out our crystal ball plus, hungry for opportunity investors continue to chow down on thoseood stocks, but will this bing session end badly. oh, nice, right? and it is mall madness time. we will break down a few retail names that should be on your shopping list ahead of their earnings a lot of earnings next week in that sector. but we begin with that wild week on wall street it all started with a monday market meltdown followed by a turnaround tuesday then more wild swings throughout the week, and in the end stocks closed out the week in the red so are the wild swings here to stay, wild swings, wild things if they are, what, guy, is an investor like me to do >> first of all, tyler, i hope you're here to say you will be here in the next hour, number one. >> wild swings. >> first, buy the trogs, one of the only things. you remember that? >> mitch williams coming out of the bullpen. >> excellent point now we are completely off the story. >> long story. >> i believe the volatility is here to say. i'm shocked the week wasn't worse but i will say this again. you weren't here wedne

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dining hall one, this is yard five, let me know when you are done, chow house clear.art. make sure we have adequate coverage to get the inmates in, safe, seat them, bring them back. you'll see that. during the course -- now we got an alarm. control, we have an alarm, south block. >> officer brucell must secure all surrounding areas to ensure the other inmates and officers' safety until further information on the alarm is received. >> all inmates return to the cell to do a count immediately. have all staff go on the tiers conducting a count. submit the it to control immediately. right now we have an emergency. institutional recall. this is the first time in six years that i've been here that we have had an institutional emergency recall during chow. never had this happen. i don't know what's going on. until i know, i can only speculate. the only thing i can think of is we have a missing inmate. that's probably the number one thing. >> institutional recall means all inmates are locked up at this time. there will be nobody out until we get a positive count. all tier offi

of scotla nd a few chows in the north—west of scotland and temperature is 11—14d —— afew scotland andnorthern ireland tomorrow which cross the irish sea into scotland with the winds picking up again in the north—west. much of england and wales away from the far north will be dry and warm in the sunshine with temperatures in the mid 20s, recovering later as the rain cleared from belfast but only 70 or so in the central belt of scotland. still some rain in iran on friday —— 17. the rain moves northwards and we have high pressure that is crucial coming into the weekend. 0n have high pressure that is crucial coming into the weekend. on friday, it is improving even in the north with the rain, initially heavy in the highlands, moving northwards and clear of the mainland and the cloud will break up and we get some sunshine coming through. that warmth will boost the temperatures up to 22 degrees in aberdeen, but the highest numbers are in london and the south—east at 27. we get continental aircoming up in south—east at 27. we get continental air coming up in time for the weekend which is why

i assume you are talking about the two members of the party, joshua wong and agnes chow.the particular group they represent during the period of detention said that the arrests were away for two things. 0ne arrests were away for two things. one to spread a sense of fear among protesters in hong kong and second, it was an attempt to assume or thrust leadership roles on these two people when they had no such leadership roles in these protests. these protests, as you may know, have been described as leaderless, decentralised and there is a sense that any attempt by the authorities to say that these people are the leaders or those people are the leaders or those people are the leaders will not be logical and won't work because there are no leaders here. those two people are on bail, as i mentioned. we expect to see them today as we expect to see a lot of people but their presence will not make a huge impact on today's events because as i said, there are simply no leaders here and arresting a handful of people simply will not stop people from coming out to express. it will be

next morning, i went out to chow, ate, came back to my cell and waited.eel a lot of anger towards cdc for celling me up with this inmate. i had a release date of 2019, i was going home. but also, i do take responsibility for my actions. i could have very well just beat the guy up and forced him that way to move that way. i chose to kill him. i enjoy hurting people. >> robert's violent choices sealed his fate in prison. but for other inmates inside corcoran, even a life sentence isn't reason to give up. back on the sny yard, bryan attends a program for inmates serving life sentences called "dare to hope." >> i would like to bring on randy. >> originally a lot of us went out of curiosity and none of us knew what to expect. we didn't know if it was going to be a continual program or one-time shot or whatever, but we are always looking for a little bit of hope. >> how are you guys doing? >> good. >> all right. it's really an honor and pleasure for me to be here today. how many of you guys are lifers? you're all lifers? everybody in this room? you know, my hea

they'll continue their demonstrations despite a wave of arrests protest leaders joshua wang and agnes chow were among those detained and later released on bail or thirty's intensifying a crackdown have banned a mass rally planned for this weekend. as you know florida's governor is urging residents to evacuate before hurricane dorian hits the state early next week nearly 10000000.

pete buttigieg had the wildest time of all over the course of four hours, he chowed down on a pork chopbacon bulk blt, a root beer float, and, of course, several fried oreos. cory booker refused to compromise on his vegan principles, so he stayed away from all of the pork and turkey, and instead contented himself with a deep-fried peanut butter and jelly sandwich. of course, as soon as the caucuses are over, democrats will go back and try to get americans to eat soybeans and silkworms. not too bad, actually, if you deep fry them. some of them will get rich appeared al gore is the single biggest investor in the meat sue company beyond meat. the publisher of the excellent climate -- author of the politically incorrect guide to climate change, and he joins us now. al gore is basically online to become the world's first post-meet billionaire. >> yes, i call it the first fake meat millionaire. he is invested, like he did -- you go back before president obama is elected, al gore came out with a list of green tech firms and companies that people should invest in. obama puts $2.514 billion of t

i seeing reports jason wong and another pro—democracy acts visit agnes chow are been brought the court, forjoshua himself, he is facing potentially three charge, thatis facing potentially three charge, that is based on what they are arresting him for, inciting others too arresting him for, inciting others to o veryty pate in, knowingly taking part in that, unauthorised assembly, this is forjoshua only, organising an unauthorised assembly. that is referring to a protest back on 21stjune, when thousands of protestors were ambushing the police headquarters, the very building they we re headquarters, the very building they were detained this morning, for hours, all the way into dark. so, we are yet to know if they would be released on bail at all, if they are actually brought to the magistrates‘ court for mentioning, but it is definitely something that would, a shock to the community who are in support of this campaign so far, given the prominence ofjoshua wong and agnes chow, everyone based on the fact, some people might not argue this isjust the fact, some people might not argue this is

— among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaigners — joshua wong and agnes chowe both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. a us military court has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammed, who is accused of playing a leading role in planning the 9/11 attacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been detained for more than fifteen years. later in this half hour we'll have newswatch. but first, it's time for click. a warm welcome to click. welcome to click. welcome to click, i am spencer kelly. finally we have reached a very special milestone. we have been on air every week of every year, without a break, since we launched in the year 2000, which means this week you are watching season 1, episode 1000. and to celebrate, we are making a world first. doing new things is in our dna. i am floating on air. which is why we don't just show you the tech, we use the tech to push the boundaries of what's possible on tv. here is the team. it is marc on camera one and two, simon on camer

time targeting some of their most prominent figures among them protest leaders joshua wong and agnes chow who police arrested and then released earlier today in just a short while ago but he's detained 2 prominent pro-democracy no my cause is part of an intensifying crackdown on a protest movement that seen violent clashes hundreds of arrests and the recent arrival of fresh troops from china. emerging from court defiant. joshua long and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. will show not surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to a presidential sending troops or use an emergency order this is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how they are rest because of who us. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has now been

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arrests, among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaignersjoshua wong and agnes chowthey've both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. president bolsonaro‘s approach to fighting the fires in the amazon is not his only policy under scrutiny. he has made little secret of his uncompromising stance on crime saying this month that criminals will "die in the streets like cockroaches". statistics suggest that drug seizures are up and homicides down. but campaign groups say a consequence has been people dying at the hands of the police. notjust in the crossfire, but they say in direct attacks. hugo bachega reports from rio. shouting. another desperate mother in rio, another body lying on the ground. the blame again falls on the police. jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they shoot

joshua wong and agnes chow have appeared in court, charged with organising an illegal protest.y to be arrested. from hong kong, john mcdonell reports. activists descended on police headquarters five weeks ago as part of hong kong‘s ongoing political crisis. police stations have been marked out for special attention here, with many in the pro—democracy movement calling for fellow protesters already detained to be released. amongst those seen outside this building on the 21st ofjune was pro—democracy campaignerjoshua wong. for this, according to his demosisto party, the high—profile figure was snatched off the street this morning as he walked to an underground train station. he was then forced into an unmarked van and driven away by police officers. all we ask for is just to urge beijing and hong kong government to withdraw the bill, stop police brutality and respond to our calls for a free election. even i have beenjailed three times and i need to face a trial on the 8th of november, which means three months later, but we still keep on our fight. we shall not surrender. joshua w

so that is one thing that government could do. >> holden chow, we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to that killing of an italian police officer, the parents of one of two american suspects wants the prosecution to produce video evidence of the crime. the officer was stabbed 11 times during a drug bust that went wrong. let's go live to rome now and melissa bell, she's on the story. and these parents speaking out, they want to see exactly how all of this transpired. >> reporter: that's right. this is the exact spot, george, where a week ago on friday morning officer rega was stabbed to death. that we all know for sure. the rest is pretty much what is contained in the prosecution's case and ruling given by the investigating judge a few days ago. the defense for its part has not only not communicated much with the press or given its version of events, but simply not had access to much of the evidence that has been collected. and we've heard frustration expressed from a source close to the defense of these two american teens. now that is part .ly because

after the arrest friday of several leading hong kong activists, including joshua walling and agnes chow, two of the biggest names in the pro-democracy movement. it's believed that leaders were brought here to police headquarters and charged with inciting, organizing, and taking part in unlawful protest. but while those are the former charges, it seems the purpose ir message to anybody who is thinking of taking part in protests over the weekend that they are subject to arrest and detention. wong and chow have been released on bail but on the week of the arrests, organizing groups are changing its plans for weekend demonstrations because it cannot guarantee the safety of protesters. but many others, the hard-core protesters previously involved with violent clashes with police valley will be out in full. and organizes tell fox news in an interview we were asked not to show anything that might reveal their location, it is time for president trump to send a very pointed message to china. >> stop bullying. do not force the world to play by chinese rule. >> they insist they will not meet the p

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— among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaigners — joshua wong and agnes chowe both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly president bolsonaro‘s approach to fighting the fires in the amazon is not his only policy under scrutiny. he has made little secret of his uncompromising stance on crime — saying this month that criminals will "die in the streets like cockroaches". statistics suggest that drug seizures are up and homicides down. but campaign groups say a consequence has been people dying at the hands of the police. notjust in the crossfire, but — they say — in direct attacks. hugo bachega reports from rio. shouting. another desperate mother in rio, another body lying on the ground. the blame again falls on thepolice. jean rodrigo was a popular jujitsu coach. he was arriving at the project where he gave free classes to youngsters when he was killed by a shot to the head. translation: you think a lot of things. was it because he was black, was at the entrance to a favela? he was a law—abiding citizen. so why did they shoot h

the bear raided the kitchen and started to chow down in the living room.teenagers called 9-1-1, while his friend tried to hold a bedroom door closed. >> the bear was shaking the door and weto hold it shut. >> the departmentsy opened the front door and got out of the way and gave the bear a chance to leave. the teenagers burst down stairs and hugged the deputy and then asked the deputy, hey, about can we take a picture with you for possibly saving our lives? that is a great video. and the teenagers did the interview. >> thanks for joining us here at 11:00, have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is,

arrest, among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaignerjoshua wong and agnes chowthey've both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. the co—founder and chief executive of twitter, jack dorsey, has had his own account hacked. a series of erratic and offensive remark including racial slurs appeared on his twitter account for around 15 minutes and could be read by his more than 4 million followers. is the process of becoming a british citizen too complicated and costly? that's the question a cross—party group of mps is asking, as the government reviews how the process works. currently, people hoping to become uk nationals have to pass a test about life in the uk, but is it too difficult? our home editor mark easton has been to wakefield to find out. # god save our gracious queen... around 150,000 foreigners are turned into british citizens every year, often at a ceremonies like this one in wakefield. but becoming british takes at least six years and, typically, can cost between £5,000 and £10,000, making it among the most laborious

that was sophie chow in sydney speaking to mariko —— sophie chao. declared he'll suspend parliament for nearly five weeks, just as britain is to leave the eu at the end of october. lawmakers who want to stop a no—deal brexit are going into overdrive. next week will be crucial, as they've got little time to maneouvre. around the country there's anger and division. laura kuennesberg reports. do you care about the people? boo! tempers hot, nerves frayed... over and over... a member of the government and tory mp in cheltenham defending himself to protesters, but not entirely the government's approach. i have made my position clear, i have spoken to the chief whip about itand... sssh. silence! time is short, but within days a swathes of mps will try to remove the possibility that boris johnson could take us out of the eu without a deal. with even senior tories on onside, they will try to change the law. it may well be that next week is the only opportunity. i'm afraid it does look as if our options have now narrowed and if parliament is going to assert s

arrest, among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaigners joshua wong and agnes chowrsey, has had his own account hacked. a series of erratic and offensive remarks, including racial slurs, appeared on his twitter account for around 15 minutes and could be read by his more

. >> alisha chow. -- and a san francisco politics are obvious to many people but you may not have realized that. according to the hoover institution report, china's interest and american interest, beijing took a systematic position to exploit overseas communities as a means of advancing its own economic security and political interests. one of the commissions is china overseas commission where rose pak was the director. it was directly led by china's state department. chinese americans like rose pak at the commission have oppressed people who are marginalized by the p.r.c. >> this is the hoover institution report. rose pak was also given admission to chain a's most national front body, a conference held in beijing. members are expect today write reports about how their activities have aligned with china's interest and to detail their work on china's behalf. as supervisor peskin said in 2011, rose pak represented the p.r.c. interests. the hoover institution represents the united front members should be beirequired register as a foreign agent in the united states. >> thank you very much. nex

get to find out exactly what those arrests of the charges were for the other 2 that being i guess chow and chan but certainly it's a setback for the pro-democracy movement but we still have more protests planned i think coming days we have a big rally tomorrow we also have general strikes on monday and tuesday so this is particular rally it's been to a half 3 months now and it's not going away so it will come back to since there are any developments thank you so much. well away from the big protests there have been going on in hong kong smaller rallies have been popping up as well as wayne hay reports not everyone is happy about them thank god i am very aware of the early. in the suburbs of hong kong people are tired and tensions are being brought to the surface oh my way from large scale protests and clashes with police opposing sides are coming together in smaller gatherings on an almost daily basis here handful of protestors fighting for democracy and a hong kong with less interference from beijing was confronted by a pro china group the young generation know nothing about politics

arrests, among those being detained were the prominent pro—democracy campaignersjoshua wong and agnes chowthey've both been charged withjoining and inciting others to join an unlawful assembly. a us military court has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammad, who is accused of playing a leading role in planning the 9/11 attacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been detained for more than 15 years. is the process of becoming a british citizen too complicated and costly? that's the question a cross—party group of mps is asking, as the government reviews how the process works. currently, people hoping to become uk nationals have to pass a test about life in the uk — but is it too difficult? our home editor mark easton has been to wakefield to find out. # god save our gracious queen... around 150,000 foreigners are turned into british citizens every year, often at a ceremonies like this one in wakefield. but becoming british takes at least six years and, typically, can cost between £5,000 and £10,000, making it among the most laborious a

. >> hello, i am chow. i live in long beach. i want to support the chinatown rose pak station. public station is my primary mode of transportation. most people in this town love muni. i have worked for public transportation in chinatown during those times, including advocating for the a express into chinatown. rose understood public transit to chinatown and business in chinatown. it is easy to attend one workshops. rose attended hundreds of hearings in the many years before she passed away. rose organized this about 10 years ago for the centra for thy project. it is the right cause. >> thank you. >> good evening. i live in russian hill, a short walk from the proposed station, and i am in support of naming of chinatown rose pak station. my family and i spent a lot of time in chinatown. to be a wonderful teachable moe meant to teach my daughter who is part chinese herself about the legacy of rose pak and the work she did over 30 years to preserve chinatown for what it is today there. is an article in the atlantic monthly about china towns all over the country and how they are und