that they will not accept this apparent movement of hong kong closer to beijing so the extradition bill is very important to the people here but it's being seen as just another example of what they see as this place hong kong coming under increasing influence from beijing and there are many other examples that have come up over the past few years and of course this 50 year deal that was signed between great britain and china comes to an end in 2047 so there is a concern among this movement which is again a fairly young movement that the closer we get to that deadline and no one knows what will happen after 2047 what will the political makeup of hong kong be will there be any independence judicial independence any form of democracy left or will it just simply become another province of china no one knows what it will look like in the concern in the us among these protesters that the closer we get to that deadline but the worse the situation here for them is going to be that we're going to see a continuing deterioration of democracy in this country a deterioration of human

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8:00 in the morning in hong kong, where people are still grappling with the aftermath of monday's unprecedented anti—government protests. there are signs that the mood in beijingg. chinese offcials have condemned the protests as an "undisguised challenge" to its rule by "violent offenders". rupert wingfield—hayes reports from hong kong. today, hong kong's parliament is a crime scene, cordoned off with police tape. the question now — what will the hong kong government do to those who caused this destruction? these scenes broadcast live on hong kong television have left this city stunned and divided. tonight, i met with one of the young men who stormed the parliament on monday. he is unrepentant. translation: we should use even more violent means to gain more bargaining power. however small the chance of winning, we are fighting for our future. if we can't get these basic things, then hong kong is finished. china's state television called on the hong kong authorities to investigate what it called the criminal responsibility of violent offenders for serious illegal actions. while some are vowing to stay and fight, others like ken lui and his wife, are choosing to

seem to have a wider issues because this does seem to go to the very relationship between hong kong and beijing and some of the the old issues that have always been around here in hong kong we saw it cut them in prominence 5 years ago during the umbrella movement such as universal suffrage the question of why hong kong people are not allowed to vote for a government of their choice why the system has this bias rigged in favor of the pro establishment pro beijing forces all of these issues are now coming up so that is harder for the government here to to address they can make concessions the like this eventually maybe they'll have to be forced to say yes we officially withdraw this bill although that would be a loss of face but it but it does touch upon the what the wider issues of hong kong's relationship with china what the government has done in the past is basically try to weather the storm we saw that 5 years ago they just hung hunker down and wait for public opinion to turn against the protests maybe with there are scenes of violence they are hoping i think for that to happen although as y

the lives and property of hong kong residents are under threat. >> beijing adds the protests violate the principle of one country, two systems. the march has began over a proposed bill that would allow folks from hong kong to be extradited to the mainland for trial. the bill was shelter, protesters have not backed down. they're calling for the resignation of hong kong leader carrie lam and greater autonomy. the comments from beijing appeared to not have eased the tension. >> we wish beijing officials would truly try to understand what hong kong people want. what has happened in beijing today would actually help fan the fire of what has already been a tsunami of protests in hong kong. >> what began as peaceful demonstrations have turned increasingly violent. a resolution seems a long way off. brent: matias berlinger told us where things stand after the intense clashes. >> the remnants of yesterday's clashes have been cleared. you can see, it is obstructed by this car, but at some places, they are rebuilding the pavement because protesters have taken out risks. that is about the only da

process began over changes to extradition laws but have grown into a wiser movement against hong kong's beijing backed government she was younger nationally. we call on all the people in hong kong regardless of their social backgrounds to unequivocally oppose in boycott violence the recent developments especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical elements have seriously undermined the broad interests of hong kong for prosperity and stability they pose a serious challenge to the rule of law and public order in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents they've also crossed the red line of the principle of one country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated. well the main group has been organizing the mass protests the civil human rights fronts house responds it's to the chinese government arguing it's not serious about solving the political crisis the state council have the right to other points and this me is the chief executive and the states callisto had just briefly it was to do so that means that of course we're very disappointed and also it means that t

hello we begin with breaking news out of hong kong where the territory's beijing appointed leader has announced that a controversial extradition bill is dead kerry admitted that her government's work on the pros law had been a total failure the bill would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspects to mainland china anger over the bill led to one president at protests and earlier this month hundreds of people broke away from peaceful demonstrations and stormed the city's legislature building where we live from hong kong with our reporter just a moment but 1st let's hear what kerry had to say. but there are still the ring dollars about the government sincerity all worries whether the government will we start the process in the legislative council. so i retreat here. there is no such plan the bill instead let's get reaction from hong kong and bring in rob mcbride so kerry last said that the bill is dead but she stopped short of a formal withdrawal rob is this likely to appease the protesters. that's right to really be remains to be seen if they will be mollified by this there is s

we wish beijing officials will truly try to understand what hong kong people really want what happened in beijing today and this often would actually help fan the fall of what's already been a tsunami of protest and hong kong. what to ghana's peaceful demonstrations have turned increasingly violent. with protests planned and beijing standing firm behind hong kong leda a resolution seems a long way off. well from hong kong the w. correspondent told us where things stand after the intense clashes between police and demonstrators over the weekend. remnants of the yesterday's clashes have been quickly cleared you can see maybe it's obstructed now by this car over there but with some places they are rebuilding the pavement because protesters have taken all the breaks but that's pretty much the only damage that we see after these protests these were really brought clashes between people between the police and the protesters we have seen enormous amounts of tear gas fired there were clouds around all these places the place where i'm standing now is one of the one of the centers where all thes

urging the government to terminate a bit the bill now it's the summer off this content to beijing and hong kong government last week we experienced poll beijing gangs and most ordinary citizen yesterday we experienced poll riot police beaten on peaceful protest or inside railway station know what the probation gangs of all is fostering the interest of beijing they are just. hoping to silence the voice of hong kong people what do you think can be the outcome of this protest movement calls for democracy will never stop we will continue our fight lead of hall should not be appointed by beijing need of hong kong should be elected by hollande people. josh along are saying calls for democracy will never stop to say hong kong authorities and ultimately beijing giving into protesters demands. well protesters are not demanding at the moment democracy this is of course the ultimate goal and this is the underlying course that people feel that they have a government that is responsible to beijing but not to themselves but to the immediate demands of the protesters much less going less far they are demandin

katrina in beijing reports on the reaction from china. this is the hong konghinese government wanted the see. to celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland. instead, these were the scenes broadcast around the world, dismissed by beijing as little are than violent mobs, blatant challenge to the one .ountry, two systems rule kong,t happened in hong violently striking into the building and damaging facilities, is an act of violating social order. it is a serious lawbreaking behavior. party hashe communist condemned the storming of hong kong's legislative council and has learned. or behind carrie lam's government. policeacking a investigation. saying offenders will feel the full force of the law. the chinese government are continuing to slow down the takeover of hong kong's parliament. the intensity of the protests have no doubt shocked china's leadership and prompted some questions as to why so many in hong kong are resisting beijing's control. perceive that somehow, beijing is overreaching, that it is violatinwhat they y pe

hong kong. the uk has no sovereignty, no power to rule, and no power to supervise hong kong once the handover had happened. well, we do not agree with that, of course. it is up to beijing— of course, we democrats in hong kong, we think that is a wrong statement. the british, as a cosigner of this joint declaration, has all power and obligation to make china accountable to what they signed up for. then, as hong kong people, we are demanding china, and beijing, of course, to uphold the contractual duty as stated clearly in the basic law. it's a constitutional right. i visited beijing and shanghai with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london a few years ago, as a journalist covering a visit by him and then—chancellor of the exchequer, george osborne, both very keen to improve relations with china, particularly trade relations. borisjohnson is now prime minister. he took office just a few days ago. what would you like him to do? do you think he has what the last governor of hong kong, lord chris patten, described as a debt of honour towards hong kong's people? look, it is up to the british government, and of course up to borisjohnson, to decide. what do you think he shoul

hong kong. but now. is just a puppet of beijing it's hard to agree and it is good to anchorage people pay their. life and i hope people can have understand understand because when hong kong only 7000000 population. then they deferred. peacefully parents hold the baby costs bring their children join the rallies sure to watch the show to watch the people beijing do you keep silence if the totally peaceful demonstration. how come youngster high school student younger than me they pay to live at recess and might face 10 years general terms even people might disagree i think that blame on them is not the way it's terminated withdraw to be is the way out i strongly curious and run one there and when people serve a announce that my universe is. safe and the personal people are not. asking to withdraw it people have no choice on beijing and hong kong government so why not withdraw to be able to solve the political crisis generated by caroline. us president donald trump says iran is playing with fire of the un's nuclear watchdog confirmed that tehran is stockpiling more image radium than allowed out of th

top stories the chinese government has reiterated it support from hong kong's leader kerry lam following weeks of mass protests beijing's top office on hong kong policy also called for the violence to stop after another night of street battles in the city in response pro-democracy groups have accused the governments of not addressing the main issues the process began over changes to the extradition laws but have grown into a wiser movement against hong kong's beijing backed government. the president of nigeria has ordered a military operation to hunt down suspected boko haram gunman who attacked a funeral at least 65 people were killed near might agree the capital of borno state in the northeast. a gunman has been shot dead by police after he killed 3 people at a food festival in the us state of california it happened in the city of gilroy saith of san francisco another 15 people have been injured. in afghanistan the number of killed the number killed after an explosion in the afghan capital has risen to 20 another 50 people including the president's running mates in the upcoming election were injured the interior minis

the headlines: after a weekend of protests in hong kong, the beijing government announces a news conference to respond to the crisis. ryan police have been moving people through the streets stop there now making arrests —— right police stop me they've fired more tear reinforcements are coming in. —— right police. the crisis in the territory

hong kong thank you very much. and now here is katrina a year with more of the reaction from the chinese capital beijing. this is the hong kong the chinese government wanted the world to see celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland instead these with the scenes broadcast around the world dismissed by beijing as little more than violent mobs pursing but it says is a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems rule its strongest words yet very few 1000 of what happened in hong kong violently striking into the law and the damaging facilities is an act of troubling rule of law violating social order is a serious the law breaking behavior. the communist party has condemned the storming of hong kong's legislative council and its full support behind chief executive kerry land government it's backing a police investigation into the criminal responsibility of those involved on monday night saying offenders who feel the full force of the law. the chinese government are continuing to play down the takeover of hong kong's column and calling it the illegal behavior of a grou

the headlines: as the clean—up begins in hong kong, beijing condemns the protests as an undisguised challengeks of wrangling, eu leaders nominate germany's defence minister to head the european commission — the first woman in the job. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: our second special report from the amazon, and the indigenous communities who warn de—forestation and conflict over land threatens their survival. a game full of drama — the first semi final in the women's world cup

well tom grundy is editor in chief and founder of hong kong free press and independent publication he says beijing will continue to take a hands off approach on hong kong's political crisis. it's very rare that this office would speak out or have a press conference rather in fact it's the 1st time since the 1907 handover usually beijing's tentacles operate and in more shadowy ways in hong kong but their statement basically reiterated what they've been saying for some time saying that they hope on congress will oppose violence uphold the rule of law and end the political conflict the red line we always hear about is this notion of sedition or the probing dependence movement and certainly when when activists through income the chinese and when this was seen as a challenge to chinese sovereignty but these murmurs of military involvement we've been hearing lately there's no real proof of that happening any time soon if anything the police have other toys that they can break out to suppress these protests such as water cannon so now it seems to me from their press conference that they're going to conti

before sport today, our main stories this our: as the clean—up begins in hong kong, beijing condemnslenge by violent offenders. eu leaders have nominated germany's defence minister, ursula von der leyen, to head the european commission — the first woman in the job. police are trying to identify the body of a suspected stowaway who fell from a plane and landed in a garden in south west london, landing next to a man sunbathing. officers believe the person fell from a kenya airways flight as it opened its landing gear on the approach to heathrow. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. coming into land at heathrow on sunday, but minutes earlier, from beneath this kenyan airways plane, a body had fallen to the ground. the man fell thousands of feet into a garden in clapham. a small crater visible. it is a desperate act, to stow away on a plane, and he didn't survive. the body, described as an ice block, just missed a man who was sunbathing in the garden. neighbours are reported to have said they heard an almighty bang and that a man had fallen from the sky. the kenya airways fligh

confrontations and outbreaks of lawlessness in hong kong could damage its reputation as the international business and seriously hurt its economy but while hong kong and beijing governments are trying to blame the violent protesters actually people in hong kong want the government to hold their responsibilities because we know the thing is the leader kerry last only promised to suspend controversial extension bill instead of totally scrapping it so a lot of international investors are really worried because they want hong kong to maintain its precious status and as independent judiciary talking about the special status what is actually changed for the financial hub since it was returned to china well hong kong was was indispensable to china's rise in the city's g.d.p. share was equivalent to 18 percent of china's total g.d.p. share in 1970 but by 2018 this number fell to 2.6 percent of china's g.d.p. so are many analysts believe that the city has experienced this slow motion seach from beijing that is china trying to make large investments in other business hops for example like the city of send to nurture hong kong in put for the country's political economy

hong kong's beijing backed leader kerry lamb has condemned a night of violence that left people in the chinese territory in shock a 7th straight weekend of anti-government protests descended into violence police fired rubber bullets at protesters headed for the office of china's communist party and suspected members of criminal gangs attacked demonstrators in a suburb station. out on the streets of the capital san juan to vent their anger at the refusal of gov ricardo rosello to resign reseller has been under pressure to step down after the publication of sexist and homophobic text messages exchanged by him and his team. had already promised to not run for reelection next year. 2 weeks ago britain seized an iranian tanker now iran has taken control of a u.k. ship a tit for tat to take a crisis that london says is now a battle iranian piracy versus freedom on the seat to night britain's awkward and ironic request for help to patrol the strait of hormuz soon to be breaks it britain sending out an s.o.s. to europe sending a thanks but no thanks to the united states i'm burnt off in berlin

hong kong , there are bigger sources. there is the first foreign certificate number. it is one that is actually issued for beijing. ong kong economy. reallyomething that has sprung to life. the cantonese region, you do see a lot of synergy. is something the hong kong region can benefit from as well. protest and unrest, what do you think about the long-term durability? this is what is going on in hong kong. and if we look at the economic issues, the economic elements to look at from the hong kong point of view is that they want better living standards improving. and all of that to calm , that is all over the world right now. you see them in developed nations as well. overall right now, we're focused on the economics and the trade side. we ignore the day-to-day noise of modern reactions. speaking with us, a reminder that we will have coverage and highlights of the second democratic presidential debate tuesday and wednesday on bloomberg television. from london and new york. this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu in new york with anna edwards in london. tom keene and francine lacqua have the day off.

hong kong. tom grundy is editor in chief and founder of hong kong free press an independent publication he explained why he thinks beijing will keep taking a hands off approach to hong kong split. it's very rare that this office would speak out or have a press conference rather in fact it's the 1st time since 1970 and over usually beijing's tentacles operate and more shadowy ways in hong kong but their statement basically reiterated what they've been saying for some time saying that they hope on congress will oppose violence uphold the rule of law and the political conflict the red line we always hear about is this notion of sedition or the probing dependents movement and certainly when when activists through income the chinese and when this was seen as a challenge to chinese sovereignty but these murmurs of military involvement we've been hearing lately there's no real proof of that happening anytime soon the kind of thing the police have or the toys that they can break out to suppress these protests such as water cannon so now it seems to me from this press conference that they're going to continue to be hands off and

as the clean—up begins in hong kong. beijingctors has warned of dangerous overcrowding at immigration detention centres in texas near the southern border. and a total eclipse of the sun — parts of northern chile are plunged into darkness as the moon moves in front of the sun.

hong kong's beijing backed leader kerry lamb has condemned a night of violence that left people in the chinese territory in shock. a 7th straight weekend of anti-government protests descended into violence police fired rubber bullets at protesters headed for the office of china's communist party and suspected members of criminal gangs attacked demonstrators in a suburb of station. on the streets of the capital san juan to vent their anger at the refusal of gov ricardo to resign. under pressure to step down after the publication of sexist and homophobic text messages exchanged by him and his team. had already promised to not run for reelection next year. or is born china's answer to u.s. tax stocks index nasdaq is off to a stellar start when surging stock prices creating several new billionaires but analysts warn that the star market may yet come barreling down to earth. also coming up norway says it wants its sovereign wealth fund to become green but environmentalists say that's just lip service either way the funds investments have become a heated topic of debate. and robots and alcoh

hong kong. uk has no sovereignty, know how to rule and no power to supervise hong kong once they had happened. well, we do not agree with that, of course. it is up to beijingn. but again, this is again — democrats in hong kong, we think that is a broad statement. the british as a cosigner of thisjoint statement. the british as a cosigner of this joint declaration has all power and obligation to make china accountable what they signed up for. then, as hong kong people, we are demanding china, and beijing, of course, to uphold the contractual duty as stated basically in the law. it isa duty as stated basically in the law. it is a constitutional right. duty as stated basically in the law. it is a constitutional rightlj visited beijing and shanghai with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london a few years ago, as a journalist covering a visit by him and the chancellor of the exchequer, george osborne. both very keen to improve trade relations with china. borisjohnson is improve trade relations with china. boris johnson is now improve trade relations with china. borisjohnson is now prime minister. he took officejust borisjohnson is now prime minister. he took o

pros has began over changes to extradition laws but have grown into a wiser movement against hong kong's beijing backed government. younger nationally . we call on all the people in hong kong regardless of their social backgrounds to unequivocally oppose and boycott violence the recent developments especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical elements have seriously undermined the broad interests of hong kong for prosperity and stability they pose a serious challenge to the rule of law and public order in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents they've also crossed the red line of the principle of one country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated. the president of nigeria has ordered a military operation to hunt down suspected boko haram gunmen who attacks a funeral at least 65 people were killed near might agree the capital of borno state in the northeast of the country a government has been shot dead by police after he killed 3 people at a food fast of oil in the us state of california it happens in the city of gilroy south of san francisco another 15

waiting to see of hong kong government is able to stamp out the unrest if not it may bring with these protesters fear the more stuff more controlled from the mainland katrina you al-jazeera beijing and hong kong itself have been mixed reactions to the protests not everyone agrees with the actions of some of the protesters despite the anger by the extradition bill for int he reports from hong kong. the center of power in hong kong is now a crime scene the legislative council its parliament is in disarray after anti-government protesters broke in on monday night's the morning after the violence police began investigating the incident which may result in protesters being charged for trespassing and vandalism those who usually work here still coming to terms with what happened. this is a place for hong kong people it is a symbol of legislation even though people including the youngsters have different opinions they have no right to cause damage to the legislative council i think we should all protect this council it's a place to discuss politics not a place for fighting hours after the riot police dispersed the rally a cleanup operation also began work is cleared piles of debris lef

hong kong's beijing backed leader kerry lamb has condemned a night of violence that left people in the chinese territory in shot a 7th street weekend of anti-government protests descended into violence police fired rubber bullets at protesters headed for the office of china's communist party and suspected members of the criminal games attacked demonstrators in a subway station. or out on the streets of the capital saying want to vent their anger at the refusal of governor ricardo to resign or so you know has been under pressure to step down after the publication of sexist and homophobic text messages exchanged by him and his team so you had already promised not to run for reelection next year. ukraine's comedian turned president of all to me as a lynskey has every reason to smile tonight elections on sunday so his party claim an absolute majority in parliament he now thinks is the challenge of turning that historic victory into political action selenski and his servant of the people party will now be expected to deliver on their campaign promises of fighting corruption and bringing pea

it is expected that beijing will take a really tough stance against these protesters they were framed as very violent and unlawful demonstrations but then. a lot of people in hong kong also hear rumors that if the protesters do don't stop in the coming future it's very likely that the beijing would even send me to hong kong to stop these. people from all segments of the society are joining in these protests right yeah actually just today we hear that. government workers they would launch a rally next week to voice their opinion through their government basically their force and so we can't even hear a very strong voice from inside the government so this is really significant thanks so much for coming in 2nd that for us. some sport now in a cycling am banal has made history becoming the 1st runner from colombia to win the tour de france and now cross the finish line on the same paris in the final and largely ceremonial stage at 22 years of age but now is the youngest winner of the 2 in 110 years karen thomas was 2nd and stephen christ. and now is a new hero in his native colombia is hometown as if akira fans have been celebrating his historic victory. 42 kilometers f

controversial extradition bill that sparked them now it's the summer off this content to a beijing and hong kong government last week we experienced pro beijing gangs and mobs attack ordinary citizen yesterday we experienced whole riot police beaten on his fro protester in sight railway station know what the probation gangs of all is for serving the interests of beijing they are just. hoping to silence the voices of hong kong people. the demonstrations began peacefully with anger against the police only adding to the litany of complaints against hong kong government. people at 50 . are really on happy with what has been happening in the last week they are unhappy with the with the police's response they i think they want an investigation and were released actually now i can smell the tear gas. with author and he's unwilling to show restraint protesters now fear that hong kong's freedoms are at stake as beijing exits ever more influence over the territory but protesters are unbound. calls for democracy will never stop we will continue our fight a fight that looks set to go on with neither side wi

hong kong. now stephen bonds is a political commentator and author of hong kong china's new colony and he says the rallies are clear display of hong kong struggle against a beijing's influence. this is the great cry for hong kong to be allowed to have the autonomy that it was promised in 1997 when it was handed out from british control people here seem to feel that that looks on me as being eroded almost by the day and when the extradition will came up people said oh my god this is something to do with the rule of law which is absolutely cause value of tongue and that's going to go to so i think what people are essentially saying is look let's do our best to preserve what is left of hong kong's old on me and then we get on to the details of what that means but there's that overwhelming feeling that hong kong is being dragged into. incorporation into what after all is a communist dictatorship i think what. is in the back of everybody's mind is already you have a government that more or less only answers to beijing it doesn't have the people and there's this clinging to this code that everything that was promised before the hand might possibly be realised free elect

progressing crisis talks to see what they can do next or to sort of claw there in hong kong sarah thank you well katrina who is in beijing with the latest on how the chinese government is reacting to events in hong kong. well so far here in beijing it's been very quiet we haven't heard an official response from beijing we are still waiting on that but we can assume that the chinese censorship agency has here has been on overdrive from what we've seen we haven't seen any tourist on social media about these riots is very little recent online and this is because the chinese government is very cute to sort of take down any post that they think would stir discontent i'm going to show you some headlines from some 2 state media newspapers quite different to what we would have seen in hong kong we've got here the global times and we'll have china daily no pictures of protests and so we've got pictures of celebrations in hong kong got another thing people are saying i love hong kong and and really having a good time here all yesterday so according to state media at least to these papers nothing happened it was all happy there was

to bring you some updates in terms of the chinese-hong kong briefing in beijing. u office is holding a briefing saying they back carrie lam still. they are concerned about squashing the violence there. they say they will not allow foreign interference. any say hong kong is internal affair of china and they believe all difficulties and challenges will be solved. on tliv w that on the terminal. let us take a look at what we should be expecting this week. anna: there is a lot going on can to -- including the trade talks keeping hong kong on our agenda. bank of japan kicks off a busy few days. and u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer and his team meet in shanghai. wednesday is the discussions of jay powell with the fmoc expected to cut rates for the first time since 2008. also publish its final economic forecast before the october brexit deadline. and on friday, watch out for the u.s. jobs are or -- jobs report. it will be a busy week ahead. up next on the program, we bring you the stocks on the move so far this morning including sports direct and the cfo di

a lot of people in hong kong also hear rumors that if the protesters still don't stop in the coming future it is very likely that the beijing would even send me to hong kong to stop these. people from also. as a society are joining in these protests right yeah actually just today we hear that . government workers they would launch a rally next week to voice their opinion to the government basically they're false and so we can't even hear a very strong voice from inside the government so this is really significant terry temp thanks so much for coming in and setting that for us let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world now iran has condemned the u.k.'s plans for europe led naval mission in the persian gulf calling it a hostile message tensions between the 2 countries have been high since british forces captured an iranian ship suspected of smuggling oil to syria the royal navy since deployed a warship to the gulf to ensure the safe passage of british vessels. rusher is facing international criticism after police arrested nearly 1400 people at an unauthorized rally on saturday that were protes

a lot of people in hong kong also hear rumors that if the protesters do don't stop in the coming future it's very likely that the beijing would even send me to hong kong to stop these. people from all segments of the society are joining in these protests right yeah actually just today we hear that. government workers they would launch a rally next week to voice their opinion to their government basically they're false and so we can't even hear a very strong voice from inside the government so this is really significant thanks so much for coming in and 2nd that for us. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world russia is facing international criticism after police arrested nearly 1400 people at an unauthorized rally on saturday they were protesting against opposition candidates being barred from local elections the e.u. called on moscow to respect its unconstitutional and o.s.a. rules meanwhile opposition leader alexina valmy has been taken to hospital after apparently suffering an allergic reaction while in custody. iran has condemned the u.k.'s plans for a europe led naval mission in th

protest movement now on kong's unrest is about so much more and this strong the harshest words yet from the territories ultimate rulers in beijing it's called monday's takeover of the hong kong legislative council a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems bottom line says we express our very own and condemnation against this of these were the scenes getting the attention protesters unfurling a british era colonial flag over the speakers podium and defacing the official seal of hong kong it was symbolic 22 years to the do. a since britain handed over control of hong kong to china with that anniversary was marked by yet another huge march the 3rd in a matter of weeks around half a 1000000 people filing through the streets protesting not just against the extradition bill but the government's response and what they see as increasing control from beijing. andrew thomas is in hong kong he joins us live from there so andrew how they digesting everything that's happened in the last 24 hours a lot to take in right. a lot to take in and an incredible contrast in 24 hours 24 hours ago dusk in hong kong this was the absolute sense of the protesters and there were thousands a

this is al jazeera i'm dating obligato with a check on your world headlines hong kong's beijing appointed leader has announced that a controversial extradition bill is dead but has not specified whether it will be permanently withdrawn kerry lamb admitted that her government's work on the proposed law had been a total failure it would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspects to mainland china anger over the bill led to one precedented protests and earlier this month hundreds of people broke away from peaceful demonstrations and stormed the city's legislature building we'll have an update so with a reporter in just a moment but 1st let's hear what kerry had to say but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity all wary of whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i retreat here. there is no such plan the bill is stet while joseph chang is a pro-democracy campaigner in hong kong and he says kerry law must do more than just withdraw the bill. by aspect dorothy of hong kong people would not want back to the current t.v.'s ge

we start with china holding a protests inng on hong kong. beijingaid it would continue to support the leader of the terrrritory and china harshly criticized violence by protesters. this after another weekend of clashes between police and pro-democracy demonstrators. on all people to unequivocally oppose and boycott violence. recent developments, especially violence by radical elements have undermined the broad interest of hong kong and its prosperity and stability. they pose a challenge to the -- principle of one country -- and my boss -- and must by no means be tolerated. clara: joining me is armen georgian. what do you make of china's reaction? en: this media briefing comes a week after a chinese defense ministry statement which said china could legally intervene in hong kong militarily could intervene. it said it had the right to do that. , hehis later statement seemed to be playing down the possibility of military intervention and was talking suppose, hei probably -- causes of these protests because he was talking about housing employment and th

hong kong's beijing backed leader kerry lamb has condemned a night of violence that left people in the chinese territory in shock a 7th straight weekend of anti-government protests descended into violence police fired rubber bullets at protesters headed for the office of china's communist party and suspected members of criminal gangs attacked demonstrators in a subway station. puerto ricans are out on the streets of the capital san juan to vent their anger at the refusal of governor ricardo rosello to resign reseller has been under pressure to step down after the publication of sexist and homophobic text messages exchanged by him and his team. had already promised to not run for reelection next year. and the lights are out across much of an israel authorities blame the outrage on an electromagnetic attack on a local denim those claims could not be independently verified 19 of the country's $24.00 districts are currently without power. 2 weeks ago britain seized an iranian tanker now iran has taken control of a u.k. ship a tit for tat to take a crisis that london says is now a battle ir

hong kong. as the clean up begins after pro—democracy demonstrators stormed parliament and ransacked the building. beijingas condemned monday's protests as an "undisguised challenge by violent offenders". hong kong's badly damaged parliament building remains cordoned off. police are trying to identify the body of a suspected stowaway who fell from a plane and landed in a garden in south—west london — landing next to a man sunbathing. officers believe the person fell from a kenya airways flight as it opened its landing gear on the approach to heathrow. here's our special correspondent lucy manning. coming into land at heathrow on sunday, but minutes earlier, from beneath this kenyan airways plane, a body had fallen to the ground. the man fell thousands of feet into a garden in clapham. a small crater visible. it is a desperate act, to stow away on a plane, and he didn't survive. the body, described as an ice block, just missed a man who was sunbathing in the garden. neighbours are reported to have said they heard an almighty bang and that a man had fallen from the sky. the man who was sunbathing in the gar