at the tender age of 17, joshua wong boldly expresses his objections to the government. three years ago, he and his friends launched a student organization for young people under the age of 18 to promote pro-democracy activism called scholarism. wong and his friends first became politically active when objecting to the patriotic education introduced into hong kong schools. through their activities, they examined china's relations with hong kong and decided to devote themselves to the pro-democracy movement. >> wong urges secondary school juniors to boycott classes on september 26 when he plans to hold a rally in front of parliament. this square is where wong first demonstrated against patriotic education. it is currently cordoned off. this is where the start of a new struggle for hong kong will begin. it's 9:00 a.m. at admiralty station, the closest station to parliament. secondary school juniors from all over hong kong have gathered here to take part in the rally. they wear yellow ribbons to show solidarity with pro-democracy activists. some schools have banned students

. >> joshua wong was under arrest again. of the first since the police began to clear the demonstrators. >> the force of the police is too strong for us, and we have no weapons. >> the police tactic at the moment seems to advance a few meeters to secure the roads and remove whatever obstacles there are, arresting anybody who an instructs them. they're moving the demonstrators into a smaller and smaller area. >> the protest camp in mong kok has been the site of some of the worst confrontations, and many here applauded the police actions. >> are you happy? >> yes, very happy. >> even among the supporters of the campaign for democracy, there has been growing dissatisfaction after two months of occupying roads with no apparent success. >> is this the end of the movement? >> no, absolutely not. >> this won't be the end. it's only beginning. >> the occupation of other sites on hong kong island continues, but demands for full democracy go unheeded. the yellow umbrella symbol looks increasingly battered. >> many have been moved by t

. >> reporter: a few minutes later joshua wong was under arrest again.shing demonstrators back. >> the force of the police is too strong for us, and we have no weapons. >> reporter: the police tactic at the moment seems to be to advance a few meters, secure the road, and remove whatever obstacles and tents that are there. in doing so they are moving the demonstrators back into a smaller and smaller area. the protest camp here has been the site of some of the worst confrontation between protesters and local people especially. and when applauded the police action. are you happy? >> very happy. >> reporter: even among the supporters there has been grower dissatisfaction after two months of occupies roads with no apparent success. >> reporter: is this the end of the movement? >> absolutely not. >> it is only beginning. >> reporter: the occupation of oversights on hong kong island continues, but as demands for full democracy go unheeded, the yellow unrel la symbol looks increasingly battered. >>> the british government has introduced some of the most far-reac

. >> a few minutes later, joshua wong was under arrest again, as people cleared the barricades. pushing demonstrators back. >> because the force of the police is too strong for us and we have no weapons. >> the police tactic at the moment seems to be to advance a few feet, and arresting anybody who obstructs them. in doing so of course they are moving the demonstrators into a smaller and smaller areas. the protest camp in mong kok has been the site of the worst demonstrations, especially among protesters and local people. people here applauded the action. >> are you happy? >> yes, very happy. >> even among the supporters of the campaign for democracy, there has been growing dissatisfaction. after two months of occupying roads with no apparent success. >> is this the end of the movement? >> no, absolutely not. never will be the end, it's only beginning. >> the occupation of other sides on hong kong island continues. but as demands for full democracy is not heeded, their yellow umbrella looks excessive. >> take a look that's los angeles, california, where the protesters are going

. >> a few moments later joshua wong was under arrest again. pushing demonstrators back. >> it's the force of the police is too strong for us, and we have no weapons. >> the tactics of the police seems to be to advance and to remove any tents that are there and arresting anybody who obstructs them. they're moving the demonstrators to a smaller and smaller area. >> the protest camp in mong kok has been the site of some of the worst protestation. there have been growing dissatisfaction after two months of occupying roads with no apparent success. >> is this the end of a movement? >> no, absolutely not. >> it will never be the end. it's only beginning. >> the occupation of other sites of hong kong island continues, but demands go unheeded. the yellow umbrella symbol looks increasingly battered. >> early clinical trials have shown a potentially ebola vaccine to be effective. it's being tested as the national institute. participates received experimental doses. details about new drug trials will be decided early next year. let's look at other headli

kong and when you talk to the youth of hong kong, they really do support the student leaders like joshua wong of the scholarism movement. they see in them the next generation of political leaders in hong kong who are willing to stick their necks out and to demand something like universal suffrage so they'd be able to have control over their own political fate. >> many thanks to you. >>> okay. still to come here. stolen body parts in thailand. police say they were hided to the u.s. and two americans are the thieves. we'll tell you why authorities say they did it. >>> plus nrk is bracing for a key vote from the united nations calling out the regime for alleged crimes against its own people. we are back in a moment. that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amer

dozens of people were arrested, among them, 18-year-old joshua wong, a student leader who has becometions. the aggressive push by the government comes by a recent court order to clear the side occupied by september by those calling for free elections. >>> the washington post, a white house official says millions of undocumented workers impacted by the president's executive order will be eligible for federal benefits, notably, social security and medicare. under federal law, people who pay tacks are quote lawfully present in the united states, ka check benefits, including disability. they will not, however, be eligible for student financial aid, food stamps or health insurance due to the obamacare exchange. >> also in the washington post, carley fiorina is thinking of a run. she has plans to visit iowa and famp. the "post" says she is recruiting campaign staffers. while she would draw a distinction as a female business leaders, the "post" points out she still owes a half a million to consultantings and staffs from her failed u.s. senate run in california back in 2010. from right irs f