what is the dream of hongkongers these days? >> it's all regional as promised. it's one country, two system, high autonomy. hong kong people rule hong kong. but now it seems that we may need to lose our life in exchange for these promises. >> reporter: until that dream bears any hope of becoming reality, demonstrators say hong kong's new norma stay. ramey incenseio, cbs news, hong kong. >>> it's estimated nearly 3,000 children have been separated from their parents on the southern border since the practice began last year. manuel bojorquez has the heartbreaking reunion of a father and son who were kept apart for 178 days. in tonight's eye on america: separated and counting. >> giovanni says he was shot five times in honduras for refusing to join a king. -- gang. he feared his son was next so in february they fled. here any are at the rio grande on a crowded raft eight days later to seek asylum in the u.s. the boy's mother stayed behind. but at the mccallon center, officers accused him of not being the father because his last name was not on the boy's birth certi

hongkong leader kerry long has 2 reporters she never asked the chinese government to let her resign to end the city's political crisis that in response to a leaked voice recorder for saying she would step down if she could remarks. this is news stream but and you can or miss find the latest headlines at the dot com or you can follow us on twitter at the and. that's it for me on with that she among the news team do stay with us ma business news is coming up but stephen beard sleeps with britain said to leave you in less than 2 months of uncertainty looms stay with us to that if your cat. is up for. a shot. to send. us. your thoughts to implement. the big 3. 16. dollars. you're going to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already at all i've returned to. the to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global news that matters. made for mines. natural ridges of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland that's because ethio

hongkong is gripped by street brawls and vandalism is under arrest continues for a 16th weekend. and the israeli prime minister's bid for a new term is still a major blow as arab parties back his rival to form a new government. line from moscow headquarters you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international i'm whereas on a lockwood welcome to the program and we start was some breaking news this hour british tour operator thomas cook has collapsed leaving at least 150000 holidaymakers stranded the company employed around 1000 people in the u.k. and 22000 worldwide and it was thought to be the world's oldest travel operator functioning since 841 thomas cook cease trading off the failed talks in the financial rescue package and the british government has pledged to ensure that all citizens stranded abroad will be brought home in what is being described as the country's largest ever peacetime repatriation effort we will keep across the state details and keep you updated. the president of iran has foreign forces to stay away from the persian gulf saying they only bring misery and

president's decision protesters have blocked a major road in hongkong central district 10 dandelions a metro station this sunday earlier thousands marched peacefully to the u.s. consulate in hong kong they were calling on congress to u.s. congress to pass human why's that just nation allowing sanctions to be imposed on hong kong leaders and another british government ministers quit in protest over a promise to voice johnson's plex its strategy amber ride was work in pension secretary. talked to paul brennan about this she joins us live from our london news center so paul how significant is a mirage resignation what impact does it have on the promises position. well i think there are 2 factors which increase the significance of amber rudd's resignation firstly the timing of it the announcement was made late on saturday nights which meant it made all the sunday newspapers the weekly newspapers and it meant that the rudd and others were able to do a round of television interviews on the sunday morning political shows so on an otherwise quiet domestic news day here in the u.k. the story

pays a jew egypt each year in hongkong anti-government protesters have moved their demonstrations thattargeted a metro station to the streets protesters set small fires near shopping mall in each shot 10 districts earlier they were trying to get into a metro station near the mall the south governing chinese territory has been rocked by 4 months of often violent demonstrations which initially began over a proposed extradition law which has now been scrapped scott hyde now has more from hong kong. on a day that.

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would not be a shock to you hongkong protest would not be a shock to you but if you watch c.n.n. fox or m.s.m. b.c. it all will be a shock to you right and during the 10 years there's been a transformation people were protesting on the streets and they thought they were protesting in the vein of a left wing socialist movements but over 10 years now everyone in the world realizes that there are tackling the central banks now 10 years ago that was a concept that nobody understood no activist group that we spoke to understood that at the root of all these problems of the central banks 10 years later they do when you have people actually openly calling for the fed to raise rates as a way to do battle against donald trump so now we know what the battle is after 10 years after we called it 10 years ago the battle is with money and hard money and this money that's the battle because the story never changes as we said had warned against plunder at the top that it became becomes a way of life in your tire economy we also warned about the can till in effect again a guy from ireland hundred

government headquarters let's get an update and bring in wayne he's joining us from that airport in hongkong and the airport as we know wayne was targeted before just give us a sense of what's happening right now. certainly it is chaotic what's happened in a fairly short space of time the call for the protesters to it was about 2 hours ago initially we saw very small numbers here but they have grown very quickly there are now thousands of people. all where they are on the ground level and this is the arrivals area so most people coming to the. after that landed clear immigration etc will leave the airport through this route now they're not blocking the doors out of the airport as far as we can see but certainly they have blocked one of the roads so they are causing a lot of disruption getting to the airport is proving to be very difficult is well the highway leading here is vallely congestion congested there is a police roadblock on that highway now they are checking every vehicle coming through there trying to stop more protest is coming to the year 4 but it seems that our that action was a

ma'am says she would fully support an international inquiry into pennies conduct during protests in hongkong at comes a day after a she announced she would for many with draw a controversial extradition bail that spawns 3 months of demonstrations also place to follow up on recommendations some the inquiry the bill will be withdrawn that will be no debate and no vote take the segun action there's we will fully support the worth of the independent police complaints console people from all walks of life with different stances m. backgrounds invited to shared a views an air their grievances we must flying ways to address the discontent in society and look for solutions algis era sour a clock has more from hong kong hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb has done her 1st q. and i said with the media in the wake of her decision to withdraw the controversial extradition bill she said she hoped that this would break the political impasse which has been startling politics here in hong kong and she said that it would give hong kong a way forward she also said that the study that she's commissioned wo

and when it comes to hongkong, as we talked abut in there, and also will talk about, they say at's aboutecuritylity inside china. >> woodruff: and that's very diveerent story than you hear from the critics. >> yeah, talk about hong kong,k they t about suppression and dissent, not allowing any kind ofdi ssent. muslims critics are trying to ytalk about iga camto criticize muslim culture and identity. and the u.s., when it comes to chinese technology, chinese infrastructure programs, and general foreign policy of china, theyreally see that as a threat and want u.s. is trying to combat it and really sees ait as an ideological battle right now. >> woodruff: well, it is ani very scant series. we look forward to it. it starts on the newshour tomorrow night. what is it, eight, 10 in a row? >> 10 nights in a row. >> woodruff: 10 nights in a row. nick schifrin we look forward. and that's the newshour for night. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding f the pbs news fur has been provided by: >> you c

the global at economy, everything we have talked about in terms of exit and hongkong -- brexit kong andmuch of a negative effect on the real economy are negative rates having globally. if you look at negative rates they have two a fax. mike: negative rates actually mean less firepower to undertake consumption. doingis a benefit in negative interest rates but there are diminishing returns. i think we are at that point for europe. it is futile to go further negative. i think they have done enough and they should be looking at qb. qe. europeans should be looking at expensive fiscal policy to fight a slowdown or future recession. i think we are at the point where there is negative effects in europe from negative yields as much as there are positive effects. nejra: are we at a point where major banks can only fight a slowdown but not a recession? mike: i think the fed has enough ammunition. emerging-market central banks have a lot of ammunition. for the ecb, bank of england and other advanced economies they have little room to cut interest rates to fend off a recession. it depends on fiscal