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paralyze traffic and occupy buildings to get their message across also coming up protestors in hong kong braves rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas to define a battle on facebook as tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets once more police begin arresting those who piling the bag. and more bloodshed on the streets of baghdad hendy government protesters clashed with security forces leaving more dead and injured demonstrators are furious about corruption and the lack of basic necessities. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the climate activist group extinction rebellion has kicked off worldwide protests warning of an environmental apocalypse here in berlin protesters gathered at dawn to block streets in the city's center over the next 2 weeks civil disobedience actions where protesters attempt to peacefully paralyze cities are planned in 60 cities around the world protesters want greenhouse gas emissions be cut to 0 by 2025 we now go to our correspondents in london and shear in berlin let's start with big at moscow. is joining us there on the streets of london stan th

china's heavy-handed repression been more apparent than right here in hong kong and yet again we been totally absent. in hong kong braveo-democracy protesters should be seen as americans best friends. china's people who are risking everything to fight for basic freedoms in an increasingly total tally and straight. there's no better way to undermine china's unfair trade model than promote the rights of its consumers and its citizens. but trump promised the chinese regime would offer no support to the hong kong protesters. an unconscionable promise he kept while china run circles around him on trade talks. staying in asia let's run right up the road to the most immediate and terrifying existential threat of nuclear armed homicidal dictator with the capacity and willingness to nuke us and our allies in the to north korea. a lot of ink has been spilled on the pomp and circumstance of trump donald trump's summits in the ongoing love affair he claims with kim jong-un but what is actually been the result of nearly three years of trump's north korean diplomacy besides stroking his ego? the answer is, nothing. kim continues to

allies traffic and occupied buildings to get their message across also coming up protestors in hong kong brave rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas to the final battle in face masks as tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets once more police begin arresting those who violate the bat. donald trump's impeachment crisis deepens a 2nd whistle blower inside the white house tells intelligence officials u.s. president abused his power in a phone call to ukraine. and germany grab some gold as the world the fed ex championships wraps up in after a series of controversy. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program the climate activist group extinction rebellion has kicked off worldwide protests warning of an environmental collapse the protesters are taking the rebellion to 60 cities around the globe here in rome . in protesters gathered at dawn to march on the city's famous brandenburg gate over the next 2 weeks civil disobedience actions are planned in cities across the world demonstrations began yesterday in london protesters want greenhouse gas emissions to be cut to 0 by 2020 2. our p

paralyze traffic and occupy buildings to get their message across also coming up protestors in hong kong braved rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas to pile a ban on face masks as tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets once more police begin arresting those who violate the back. piece from crisis deepens a 2nd whistle blower inside the white house tells intelligence officials the u.s. president abused his power in a phone call to ukraine and joy for germany as the world the classics championships wrapped up after a series of controversies. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the climate activist group extinction rebellion has kicked off world wide protests warning of an environmental apocalypse the protesters are taking their rebellion to 60 cities around the globe on sunday they staged a series of events in london calling for greenhouse gas emissions to be cut to net 0 by 2025 over the next 2 weeks they're planning civil disobedience actions in cities across the world things have already kicked off in australia and new zealand in berlin activists are planning to bloc

paralyze traffic and occupied buildings to get their message across also coming up protestors in hong kong braves rubber bullets and clouds of tear gas to deploy a ban on face masks tens of thousands of demonstrators take to the streets once more police begin arresting those who violate the back.

china's heavyhanded oppression been more apparent than right here in hong kong, and yet again we have been totally absent. in hong kong, brave pro-democracy protesters should be seen as america's best friends. chinese people who are risking it everything to fight for basic freedoms in an increasingly totalitarian state. there's no better way to undermine china's unfair trade model than to promote the rights of its consumers and citizens. but trump promised the chinese regime that he would offer no support to the hong kong protesters, an unconscionable promise that he's kept while china runs circles around him on trade talks. staying in asia, let's run right up the road to the most immediate and terrifying existential threat, a nuclear-armed, homicidal dictator with the capacity and willingness to nuke us and our allies in the region in north korea. a lot of ink has been spilled on the pomp and circumstance of trump's summits and the ongoing love affair that he claims with kim jong-un but what has been the the result besides stroking it trump's ego? nothing. kim continues to fire missiles into the sea of japan. he continues t

also coming up hong kong's pro-democracy protesters brave rubber bullets and tear gassed to define a ban on face masks as authorities began arresting those who violate the ban activists will explain just what is at stake. environmental activists staged.

also coming up hong kong's pro-democracy protesters brave rubber bullets and tear gas to define a banon face masks as authorities began arresting those who violate the banned activists will explain just what is that state. environmental activist staged.

also coming up hong kong's pro-democracy protesters brave rubber bullets and tear gassed to define a ban on face masks as authorities began arresting those who violate the ban activists will explain just what is at stake. environmental activists staged drastic actions to draw attention to climate change in cities around the world members of the group extinction rebellion are aiming to paralyze traffic and occupied buildings to get their message across. plus a trio of cell research or is win the nobel prize for medicine william caleb gregg at some length and peter radcliffe playing one of sciences most prestigious awards for their groundbreaking work. times to be so much gun that's got to have you with us turkey is set to launch its long planned offensive against kurdish fighters in northern syria the u.s. has reportedly started withdrawing troops from the area clearing the way for the incursion to go ahead. now u.s. troops were stationed close to the border with turkey where they were supporting kurdish forces in the fight against the so-called islamic state turkey sees these kurdish

also coming up hong kong's pro-democracy protesters brave rubber bullets and tear gas to define a ban on face masks as authorities began arresting those who violate the banned activists will explain just what is at stake the environmental activists staged drastic actions to draw attention to climate change in cities around the world members of the group extinction verbally and are aiming to paralyze traffic and occupied buildings to get their message across. i'm soo so much going to thank you for joining us turkey is set to launch its long planned offensive against kurdish fighters in northern syria the u.s. was has reportedly started withdrawing troops from the area clearing the way for the incursion to go ahead now u.s. troops were stationed close to the border with turkey with a some support of kurdish forces in the fight against the so-called islamic state now turkey sees these kurdish militias as terrorists on sunday kurdish groups in the region held a mass demonstration against the turkish offensive they say the u.s. has abandoned them washington says it will not get involved in

joining us we begin in hong kong where pro-democracy activists are brushing aside a legal setback to protest an emergency law banning facemask tens of thousands have been braving the rain to defy the decree even after hong kong's high court refused to grant an injunction blocking the ban the church chief executive imposed the measure on friday she said it was needed to prevent more violence pro-democracy activists hope the law can still be overturned when the high court's hears their petition against the measure later this month. after the court ruling pro-democracy lawmaker said the facemask band could set a dangerous precedent there are extremely important constitutional implications coming out of this case because if the chief executive can use the emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as prolonging the detention time and to contravene the fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people you can suspend elections so i think the high court sees the importance of this case and that is why they have taken the rare move in allowing this case to go forward within the shortest period ws mathia

in hong kong, young brave protesters are demanding their freedom. one of them's been shot.on in beijing. but a day of violent protests in hong kong. the people there have taken to the streets and they have been met with tear gas, riot police and what's described as a point-blank shot at a demonstrator. there's blood on the streets and this has implications for the china trade talks that continue next week and perhaps more importantly, the struggle for freedom and liberty from communist dictatorship. by the way, some demonstrators

have on the china trade talks and on the future of hong kong as a financial center, but we are also dealing with individual freedom. that's what those braverotests are all about. we should not forget that. the british left in 1997 and they left in place an agreement that hong kong would keep its liberties. china has reneged on that agreement. xi jinping is trying to impose his brand of communist dictatorship. today, there's blood on the streets. a demonstrator has been shot. forget trade and finance for a moment. think instead about the struggle that's taking place as we speak. it's a confrontation between the forces of repression and the millions of ordinary people who want a free vote and an independent judiciary. it's not just hong kong. there were peaceful demonstrations in taiwan over the weekend as well. so as you see this unfolding, remember what's at stake here. freedom and liberty. and really, isn't it great to see those youngsters flying the american flag? stuart: let's get right at it. lisa booth, fox news contributor, joins me now. lisa, blood spilled on the streets of hong kong. do you think perhaps president trump should be

braving police tear gas and hong kong protesters marched into.

braving police tear gas and hong kong protesters marched in defiance of the ban on face masks at demonstration.

measure later this month the ruling came as thousands of protesters braved the rain showing fresh defiance against the decree hong kong chief executive terry lamb imposed the measure on friday she said it was needed to prevent more violence. moments after the high court's decision pro-democracy lawmakers said the facemask ban could set a dangerous precedent. there are extremely important constitutional implications coming out of this case because if the chief executive can use to emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as prolonging the detention time and to contravene the fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people you can suspend elections so i think the high court sees the importance of this case and that is why they have taken the rare move in allowing this case to go forward within the shortest period of time d.w. is mathias a boon and is monitoring developments in hong kong and joins us now with more mathias now that the court has rejected the challenge to the emergency law how are protesters likely to respond. well as you can see proteste

braving police tear gas and hong kong protesters marched in defiance of the ban on face masks at demonstration.

no matter where we are on this planet have to admire the brave people of hong kong. we have the good fortune of meeting a number of the protestors when speaker pelosi called a press conference a few weeks ago and we talked about this bill. it was really heartening to be able to sme to these young people, young people who have shown enormous amounts of courage and should know that the united states will continue to support them and we won't stop until the people of hong kong have the democracy and freedom they deserve. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 4270 and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. smith: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey yields back. the gentleman from california, mr. sherman, is recognized. mr. sherman: i yield myself such time as i may consume for the purpose of closing. the people of hong kong have the right to assemble without fear of violence. they need to know thei

hong kong government is using those british colonial era laws and i think the hong kong government should have brought out these emergency era laws much earlier especially where at the time when the protesters were braving the british colonial flag as well as the u.s. flag just to symbolize that those were the tools with which they were kept in check at that point of time. leader of the french national rally party marine le pen's called for an immigration freeze claiming the french ship is sinking. but we don't have undergone them all the government's headlong crush tolerate or naturalizing they're on the clog shows that nothing is under control and no longer urgently need to pillage an overall country which is happening in part due to locke's immigration policy where demand an ever present immigration because the friendship is sinking in as the immigration question once again stirs up heated debate in france the reality on the ground remains shocking. france's asylum system is saturated today it's as if we're only now feeling the effects of the 20152016 crisis the data is clear indisputable in 2018 france registered 123000 asylum applications. you have chosen to make migrants a scapegoat for the countr

brave. basketball backlash over the protests in hong kong. a completely different situation there.tor as several lawmakers accusing the league of shamefully retreating in the face of criticism from china. senator ted cruz tweeting, human rights shouldn't be for sale in the nba, shouldn't be assisting chinese communist censorship. well, ahead of president trump's rally in minneapolis this week, the police union is rolling out cops for trump t-shirts, the patriotic clothes created after the mayor announced a new policy banning officers from wearing uniforms at political events. the lieutenant sounded off about the snub on "fox & friends first" last month. >> my members are outraged. a lot of them want to be there, have an opportunity to meet him. he's shown he's a pro-law enforcement president. heather: the police department has denied that the ban is politically motivated. and now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly, up first is the good. an american hero throws a perfect first pitch at the dodgers national playoff game. watch this. >> [ cheering and applause ] heather: an

live from moscow this is all to international when i'm calling brave the world update this welcome to the program 1st to hong kong then where 2 protesters have been charged with violating the newly introduced ban on face mass it's the 1st time the law has been applied to having originally been named to diffusing tension by keeping people off the street the activists who are accompanied to court by a peaceful crowd. in stark contrast to the recent violence of the city. the initial protests over a now abandoned extradition bill has since snowballed into a wider rights movements which is proving it difficult to control because the warning that the following video is a big graphic a taxi driver was badly beaten after he plowed into marchers knocking 2 down it's unclear if the incident was deliberate but it didn't stop the crowd from turning on the driver. and actress was also assaulted in hong kong on sunday she was hit with amber alerts and a tennis racket while trying to take pictures of protesters vandalizing a branch of the bank of china she was later seen bloodied. saskia telling our reporter with images like th

our businesses and our free speech, and which is very close to a military crackdown on those brave hong kongre's a lot to go at here. i want to bring in jeffrey cleveland, chief economist at payden & rygel. we are down 240 points. is this all about the china confrontation? >> stuart, live and uncensored from los angeles, i think it is a key issue. we have seen politics creep into everything. last week the manufacturing and the services pmi certainly were affected by the state of global politics, and again, this morning, we saw the small business survey, keep in mind small business, those businesses with under, say, 50 employees, make up about 25% or more of total employment in the u.s., and their optimism went down a little bit. we are still at very good levels, the small business optimism survey but coming off of some of the recent highs. stuart: okay. i really think this market decline is all about the confrontation with china. i want to speak to the political side of it, the free speech side of it. just imagine for one moment that any employee of an american company that is doing business

hong kong sunday for the third straight day in defiance of a ban on facemasks. all this is a bid from ban was high court. however, the court did agree th of october. >> this is a very brave a high court because obviously i think they also see that this case raises extremely important constitutional issues. >> reporter: under the new rule anyone wearing masks at protests could face a fine of up to $3,000 and up to a year in prison. demonstrators say the risk is worth it. i see you have a facemask on. >> yes. it's to protect my face. >> reporter: you don't care. you're not going to take that mask off. >> i don't care, yeah. >> reporter: you don't care what the government says? >> no, it's okay. it's fine. >> for democracy. >> reporter: although the protests started peacefully they later turned violent as police used tear gas to break up crowds and announcing on loud speakers the gathering was unlawful. there was even a banner read or despite police making several arrests demonstrations are expected to continue. in hong kong, greg talcott, fox hanen 100 people have been killed and thousands injured after security forces fired live rounds at anti-government protesters. the p

braving police tear gas in hong kong protesters marched in defiance of the ban on face masks at demonstrations a court on sunday dismissed an injunction to block the ban. portugal's governing socialist party has emerged as the winner after sunday's parliamentary elections exit polls show the party failed charles shy of an outright majority portugal has seen solid economic growth following years of austerity. for astronauts on board the international space station have successfully completed a mission to replace old batteries 2 astronauts took part in the space walk that lasted just 6 and a half hours could get out of for a string let's try to sneak in this is news you can always find more on our web site d w dot com or follow us on twitter at w news. thank you for joining us. today my destination is like before my east german city where the peaceful revolution began in the autumn of 1989. all started here. with a so-called monday demonstration. this sculpture the democracy belt is a reminder of those events. tens of thousands took to the streets the fall of the berlin wall followed and communi

braving police tear gas and hong kong protesters marched in defiance of the ban on face masks at demonstrations the court on sunday dismissed an injunction to block the ban. portugal's governing socialist party has emerged as the winner after sunday's parliamentary elections exit polls show the party failed chests shy of an outright majority portugal has seen solid economic growth following years of austerity. for astronauts on board the international space station have successfully completed a mission to replace old batteries 2 astronauts took part in the space walk that lasted just 6 and a half hours could get out of for a string let's try to sneak it does indeed have any news you can always find more on our website d.w. dot com or follow us on twitter ashton thank you for joining us. the water is growing population uses more and more resources every day and our lifestyles are becoming costly for the environment we live in what does it mean to live sustainably in such a scenario does it mean living a life of a black well it's actually quite the opposite. hello welcome to eco india some thug c