hong kong but whoho her direct boss b boss ultltimatelye reports to beijing and she repoports cgg g. jing paying -- the you know the demonstrators basically it's not simply a matterer of the extraditionon bl anymore obviously that's what triggered these protests that's what led to the suspending not the withdrawal of the bill notably -- in these projects but they really morphed into something bigger than that and what we see today is all a lot of this pent up anger. a lot of pent up resentment and and just outright fear mark -- apprehension -- at this chinese encroachment at what these protesters see as not just creeping encroachment but it's happening rather quickly you know two thousand forty seven which is that expiration date when hong kong fully reverts to chinese control. you know you say that date it sounds like you know a century and a half away. to a lot of these protesters two thousand forty seven is in twenty eight years or whatever it is white it's now it's sort of happening right now. and this is their drawing the line very firmly in the sand and today yeah like i said was wh

headlines president trump and chinese president xi jing pig agreed to hold off on any new tariffs on goods. the two leaders met on the sidelines of the gmmit in japan. president trump said they would ease restrictions on u.s. companies selling products to huawei >>> after leaving japan, mr. president became the first sitting president to cross the border into north korea. the two leaders agreed to restart stalled negotiations over north korea's nuclear program, but trump says the sanctions will remain in place for now. more from washington in just a bit. >>> in corporate news, watch boeing today federal prosecutors reportedly have subpoenaed records relating to the company's dreamliner. the justice department was already probing the 737 max and how the aircraft was developed and certified, but the request for documents related to the dreamliner now expands that investigation. >>> and let's go back to brian in vienna now. brian? >> all right we're joined now by somebody who is well known to our viewers here on cnbc it's so hot here, i think the wires might melt it's literally a record heat outside and might indeed be a record heat insid