our correspondent julie hong reports in the town of barga in azerbaijan some 20 kilometers from the front line a school in the town is being used to house refugees from the fighting. if. you go far as a live shows us where he used to live until very recently. say a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're out so. far to go it's quite off base sure that's. his home for 35 years burnt down to the walls. through their work of the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the fire fighters but when they arrived it was already too late for sharif. and memories. to go for as early as is convinced that our 1000000 is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we're not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as a by johnny authorities let us film thanks. to this school and barred out for example even if it looks like it the children her

paging in post the national security lawful hong kong in july just 2 months later a primary school teacher was banned from teaching for life after giving students worksheets about independence and freedom of speach. the initiative was backed by the probating cam in hong kong newly formed to parents groups recruit hundreds cell phone tears as an anonymous spies to report teachers on their list of problematic teachers reasons of complaints include expressing pro-democracy fear in school. we need no funding for a lot it's wrong to have an anti government stance in the education system but it's very clear if you hold an anti government stance on your teaching is problematic according to a guy look at all the violence on the streets last year what went wrong and who caused it the teachers should not encourage students to take part in illegal events by put away by christie since the anti-government movement broke out last year the education period has received over 200 complaints against teachers dozens of educators have sought legal assistance from the hong kong professional teachers' union the

it's had a huge impact on the protests in hong kong china introduced that national security legislation on july 1st since then we've only seen about 30 arrests under that new legislation but those people who have been arrested are some of the more high profile pro-democracy leaders now that legislation was clearly introduced to deter those protests as it has had a huge result it's targeting those who promote the acts of suspicion foreign interference and anyone promoting actually mainland sentiment and those who do get charged could face penalties of up to life in prison so the police have also denied that the approval of all protests and recent months and particularly since july 1st so the big very few demonstrations taking part at the last a little while but there's a huge probably its presence in hong kong on those and of course those about national security or it looms over today's celebrations sarah clarke speaking to us live from hong kong amenia and azerbaijan's leaders are resisting growing international pressure to end their conflicts over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh french

next 3 days they say the protests have been steadily gaining momentum since mid july echoing last summer's protests in hong kong and that parallel has not been lost on activists from both places he. has more. time learned 2020 a salute borrowed from movie hunger games and symbolizes protesters 3 demands. hong kong $29.00 team protest is asking for the government's response to their 5 demands . from the use of helmets umbrellas secret chat groups to the way activists distribute resources to prove democracy protests share striking similarities. and activists from the 2 places do feel connected in some ways. as tens of thousands in thailand defied the ban on gatherings and turned out to protest activists in hong kong voiced their support. for the phone call the vote that with thailand just like how it went highlights that with home of credit like to try to grow it harvest was the place that really inspired hope was a lot to point to new i will fight for freedom more freedom and democracy a goal that both protest movements shared both also contending with political repression. in hong kong it's the chinese com

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it's had a huge impact on the protests in hong kong china introduced that national security legislation on july1st since then we've only seen about 30 arrests under that new legislation but those people who have been arrested are some of the more high profile pro-democracy leaders now that legislation was clearly introduced to deter those protests as it has had a huge result it's targeting those who are promoting acts of secession foreign interference and anyone promoting anti mainland sentiment and those who do get charged could face penalties of up to life in prison so police have also denied the approval of all protests and recent months and particularly since july 1st so they've been very few demonstrations taking part at the last little while but there's a huge police presence in hong kong on those and of course those national security though it looms over today's celebrations but certainly call glitches forced trading on the tokyo stock exchange to be suspended officials say the problem is with the system the relays markets information i couldn't say when it would be fixed previous outage

its stance on the autonomous city of hong kong after the international community expressed support for anti government and pro-democracy protests last year in julybeijing made its most dramatic move yet to tighten its grip on hong kong by imposing a wide ranging national security law it came under criticism from many countries including the us which in turn put sanctions on chinese officials but it was a clear message to the international community to stay out of china's affairs relations between washington and beijing are at their lowest in decades because of disputes in trade technology and human rights. as the communist party's ambitious goal setting forum took place in beijing last week the u.s. secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka 2 were china's funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going on noticed in beijing. we can tell without the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect you know loss res

its stance on the autonomous city of hong kong after the international community expressed support for anti-government and pro-democracy protests last year in july beijing made its most dramatic move yet to tighten its grip on hong kong by imposing a wide ranging national security law it came under criticism from many countries including the us which in turn put sanctions on chinese officials but it was a clear message to the international community to stay out of china's affairs relations between washington and beijing are at their lowest in decades because of disputes in trade technology and human rights. at the communist party's ambitious goal setting for him took place in beijing last week the u.s. secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visit to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china is funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going unnoticed in beijing. we can tell without the risks and challenges are both from home and abroad from the global aspect unilateralis

. >>> i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong. since julyawmakers have been administering experimenting coronavirus vaccines under an emergency use program authorized by beijing. those receiving these vaccines are people working in high risk professions like medical workers and border patrol agents as well as diplomats and state-owned company employees who travel overseas. because a vaccine is still in clinical trials some experts worry it could cause unknown side effects, but an official with china's national health commission says so far no serious adverse reactions have been reported. >>> we can come out of this moment stronger than before. >> former president barack obama will hit the campaign trail in philadelphia. >>> president trump is presenting a familiar closing argument. attacking his enemies and firing up the base. >> before the plague came in i had it made. we had this thing won. we were so far up we had the greatest economy ever. >>> nationwide the virus is surging. >> we're facing a tough circumstance right now, we will see ac

closures remain, but, you have florida, that went ahead and reopened walt disney world mid-july and then even hong disneyland for the second time on september 25th. so it seems like this stalemate right now has no obvious end in sight. i say this just because last week governor gavin newsom said he was in no hurry to reopen disneyland and other california theme parks. keep waiting i guess? neil: yeah. it is a sign of our times, keep waiting. kristina, thank you very, very much. life after the pandemic, but for some it has been more brutal than others. giano caldwell joins me fox news analyst. a great pod cost, out loud, where he gets into issues like this, disproportionally hit low income families. >> absolutely. 26 states in july, more than one in five individuals were late on their rent. if you look at just the business data for small businesses over 24,000 of them have failed since the pandemic began. my real concern and consideration beyond those numbers i think a lot of states and local leaders who happen to be democrats may have taken measures not simply for the protection of their citizens

its stance on the autonomous city of hong kong after the international community expressed support for anti-government and pro-democracy protests last year in julybeijing made its most dramatic move yet to tighten its grip on hong kong by imposing a wide ranging national security law it came under criticism from many countries including the us which in turn put sanctions on chinese officials but it was a clear message to the international community to stay out of china's affairs. relations between washington and beijing are at their lowest in decades because of disputes in trade technology and human rights as the communist party's ambitious goal setting forum took place in beijing last week the u.s. secretary of state went on a so-called anti china tour with high level meetings in asia including visits to vietnam indonesia japan india and sri lanka to where china has funded major infrastructure projects the u.s. is trying to capitalize on what's seen as growing anti china sentiment in the region and it's not going on noticed in beijing. we can tell about the risks and challenges of both from home and abroad from the global aspect you know loss r

we want to check one stock smic surging 10% in hong kong today, the most since the end of july.losses we saw yesterday, the big story about how the company was saying the u.s. is placing export restrictions on its suppliers. we have regained the losses from yesterday. we are now seeing at 10.5% higher today. 2%,all six days to lower a as we wait geopolitical risks on chip stocks in china. >> up next, time for a morning call, analyst recommendations across the asian markets. more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a quick check of the business flash headlines. selling headphones from rivals including bose and logitech as it gears up to launch its own audio products. the items disappeared from apple's online store the end of last month. sonos shares fell by as much as 7% in extended trade. exxon says it is omitted to mitigating missions after bloomberg reported it was planning to increase annual carbon oxide emission 70% by by 2025.7% unlike rivals, exxon has not yet committed to becoming carbon neutral setting a date. the company says the bloomberg report is false and this leading.

july. he was the fourth president of taiwan under the 1947 constitution. some live images taking place across taiwan. that is the former president le julyhui who passed away 30. let's turn our attention to hong where you have the market open. it is fairly uneventful. if we had this open 90 minutes back, you probably would see more downside. things are more stable compared to 6:00 a.m. hong kong time. we will see as the day progresses as london opens up and digest the story of president trump pushing back talks for further negotiation. following the bottom of your screen, you might get a mini de ath cross with the 50 day moving average poised to drop

around 1000000 people from hong kong could emigrate to britain the next 5 years under a new visa written confirm the details of the offer which was made back in july a path to citizenship was outlined to those with british national if he sees states is looking to leave its former colony it comes off to china broke the terms of 898480 treaty by imposing a new security law which makes it easier to punish hong kong protesters and to reduce the city's autonomy. the fugitive u.s. whistleblower edward snowden has been granted permanent residency in russia snowden fled to russia 7 years ago has been living there on a series of temporary visas he's wanted in the united states on espionage charges after revealing security services were collecting the telephone records of millions of citizens. europe's highest on of for freedom of thought the price has been given to the opposition movement in better rooms thousands who've been staging nationwide protests and strikes calling for an end to president alexander you could say because 26 you know he was declared the winner of an election in august but many believe that wreaked. headlines here and i was there and

hong kong looking like this could be lower by 0.7%. we are keeping a watch on the set, that has dropped 7% since mid-july on the back of a series of protestsntly up 0.7% and gold continues to slide below 1900. here are some stocks we are tracking. tencent and alibaba, keeping a watch on those stocks. this potentially affect multibillion dollars worth of deals. alibaba unchanged. tencent down 0.5%. lower. even though third quarter earnings beating estimates. . it's planning bond offerings to fund it $40 billion bill. that is a snapshot of the markets today. yvonne: let's follow through on that alibaba and tencent story. the u.s. said to be considering restrictions on those payment over national security concerns in a move that could reverberate far beyond politics. stakes are high for the chinese any sanctions could disrupt its record-breaking ipo plans. let's bring in stephen engle. what more do we know at this point? stephen: what we know is that this is a true. this is a story we call people familiar meaning we have sources from people familiar with the situation perhaps within the white house who are saying, you know, that they are conc

hong kong market and also to china a share markets. be -- the markets will be fair game for us. shery: how does the strength of the yuan, which is now at a july018 high against the u.s. dollar, factor into your investment decisions? di: we think about currency a lot as international investors, and you have to think about, from company level perspectives, where the revenue coming in, what dollar, work currency, and where the cost is coming in, and whether companies do hedging prettyves, so rmb, it is tough to hedge because the cost of hedging has always been high. lately, it's been pretty strong, and we think the reason why it is strong is a couple reasons. one, clearly, covid. recovery first from covid perspective, and two is increased rate differential. central banks globally continue to implement their own policy or even negative interest rate. there is interest rate differentials being afforded to rmb, and thirdly, it's really about flow. chinese market is the best performing market here today. more flows coming to chinese markets. rmb is still supportive of appreciation. i think we are generally still pretty constructive in the near term.

to hong kong where around 1000000 people could emigrate to britain in the next 5 years under a new visa britain confirm the details of the offer which was made in july path to citizenship was outlined to those with british national overseas status looking to leave its former colony this comes after china broke the terms of an 1904 handover treaty by imposing a new security law which makes it easier to punish hong kong protesters and reduce the city's autonomy in not clear is pro-democracy activists who campaigned for the visa he says this is a major win for people with british nationals overseas status. to be in a campaign actually predates the current. protest movement you know it is actually going on for more than 10 years. you know in the past 10 years campaigners like mean we you know we have been asking the u.k. government you know this is your responsibility you know these are british nationals and be being treated as 2nd class citizen which is unfair but you know initially we never expected. the u.k. would take every be a no hong kong as we were talking about almost 3 millions we don't know the exact numbers but we're talking about just be yo