shifted from a political issue to a rout with global economic impact embattled hong kong chief kerry lamb tried to soothe market fears i as a chile expert executive will be responsible to rebuild hong kong economy to engage as widely as possible to listen as attentively as possible so my people scriven says and try to help hong kong to move on but the protests are carried on. the turmoil in hong kong has put pressure on stocks all over the world investors are already rattled at the u.s. china trade war and worries of capital flight from hong kong have added to woes. hundreds of flights have been scrapped and more disruption is expected. to big question among protesters as much as investors is how long beijing's patience for dissent can be tested. some experts say hong kong's future will be decided by beijing. and the unrest in hong kong has investors worried across the region that includes singapore the city state has already cut as a no growth forecast in the wake of the u.s. china trade disputes its singapore hoddle as an export harm it is highly sensitive to external shocks it's now ex

other hand it chinese communist party will not show weakness and make the concession or removing kerry lamb that to a party and bring a slap in the face it would not be tolerated when it is all and after a decent interval the chances that they will remove kerry land but they will do so at their own choosing and as their only show and not as a concession to damage cynical see if i mean you've heard what chris has just said that the government is not going to cave in any time soon because it's going to be just a further embarrassment for the government but odd to think that if the government insists on putting her still in place that could just show the people in hong kong for the government in china or the communist party does not really care about the demands of the people. the common sponte of china is concerned 1st and foremost about staying in power in china and not allowing any challenge to look for and hear the communist party anywhere in the p.r.c. being successful therefore there is simply no chance that she can bring allow the demonstrators in hong kong to rule clearly wind against

comments from mainland china about terrorism the threat of intervention battled hong kong chief kerry lamb want protesters against following a path of no return. for a few brief hours hong kong airport was flying again but then the protesters were back to block the vast concourse resulting in the cancellation of hundreds of flights. with the world watching the protests have shifted from a political issue to a rout with global economic impact embattled hong kong chief kerry lam tried to soothe market fears i as achieve its executive will be responsible to rebuild hong kong economy to engage as widely as possible to listen as attentively as possible so my people scream and says and try to help hong kong to move on but the protests are carried on. the turmoil in hong kong has put pressure on stocks all over the world investors are already rattled at the u.s. china trade war and worries that capital flight from hong kong have added to was. hundreds of flights have been scrapped and more disruption is expected to big question among protesters as much as investors is how long beijing's patience

of a kerry lamb to try out and say ok protests i'll give you exactly what you want that would be too much of back down to her and essentially her political masters in beijing as well the protest is also one investigation into the placing of previous protests on the trouble of course is that what each protest and any violence these protests demond spiral because each policing is seen as more provocation to the protesters here those demands grow with each protest and they also want the resignation of the chief executive carried out but again for her to announce her resignation now would be a huge bite down not just by hong kong's government but by beijing as well it's very hard to say then allowing carried enters on even if she were to want to really where will they say it's very very difficult to cite there seems to be a protest now the every day home from going to on sunday and on monday the records for a general strike here in hong kong that hasn't happened yet that would be another escalation thank you very much wolf from live pictures of protests in hong kong pictures of prote

than $200.00 flights have been cancelled many shops and businesses are shut down on kong leader kerry lamb accuses the protesters of harming the territory. but what is in front of us is hong kong stability hong kong's future and escalate this but we continue to allow these violent protesters to make use of the fugitive offenders spill and these 3 months to conceal that out here ia motors that is going to push hong kong so that furch of a very dangerous situation. of protests have been going on for more than 9 weeks now did i also bells in hong kong right now she sent us this report on the evolving tactics protesters using to outmaneuver the police. well you. know you heard in her girlhood frustration like this is clear in any language but. as the weeks go on even cameras are becoming unwelcome him. limits later to gasify it but is no longer a match for these increasingly sophisticated protesters. as the toxic fumes fill the air the call goes out to me. under the cover of smoke processes dispersed as quickly as they arrived but this is what they're calling that the water strategy staying li

hong-kong slater kerry lamb as for injecting calls for her to step down police water cannons and fired a live warning shot over the weekend as some protesters barricaded streets and the demonstrations activists are calling for a controversial extradition bill to not just be suspended but scrapped and for a lamb to resign are also demanding democratic reforms. the question of resignation is also being oncet i think a responsible chief executive at this point in time should continue to hold the fort and do her utmost to restore law and order in hong kong some people have said that since their continued violence we should stop communicating i said in my introductory remarks that that that was also another to extreme view that we should prepare for reconciliation in society by communicating with different people so i'm saying that yes we have to say no to violence we want to put and to a chaotic situation in hong kong law enforcement and so on but the same time we will not give up on building a platform for dialogue thousands of people in sudan have been forced to abandon their homes becau

other hand it chinese communist party will not show weakness and make the concession or removing kerry lamb that to a party and bring a slap in the face it would not be tolerated when it is all and after a decent interval the chances that they will remove kerry land but they will do so at their own true thing and as their own unique and not as a concession to damage cynical civ i mean you've heard what chris has just said that the government is not going to cave in any time soon because it's going to be just a further embarrassment for the government but odd to think that if the government insists on putting her still in place that could just show the people in hong kong for the government in china or the communist party does not really care about the demands of the people. the communist party of china is concerned 1st and foremost about staying in power in china and not allowing any challenge to north florida economies. anywhere in the p.r.c. the successful therefore there is simply no chance that she can bring grow allow the demonstrators in hong kong to clearly wind against it how many w

he has condemned the protests and explaining what is already an extremely sensitive situation ok kerry lamb is that the focus of this right now charlotte do the protesters have broad support and and what are their main demands right now. well as we know i've run this started as a price has calling for the withdrawal of that extradition bill but it's really more the last few weeks as angus wells started they want a full resignation from kerry lamb something that he refused to do today and there will be calling for an independent investigation into committee we seem to quite violent scenes on the streets please do you think it's very liberating against pretenses we're getting reports sometimes that there isn't firing to get at the media is what i say this protest changed over the last 2 weeks looks like it's not going to come down anytime thing ok now we heard kerry last warning protesters that they're bringing the city to the verge of quote a very dangerous situation was he referring to there. when he's referring to this escalation that we've seen in recent weeks in fact today we saw somethi

an executive who is under extreme duress she's being challenge she can't answer anything is this kerry lamb a lame duck at this stage and is the real power just with beijing. oh well i mean i think that the atmosphere in the press conference you just played is really a testament to the profound crisis that hong kong is in now whether kerry lamb has as the reporters are offering house the authority to entirely withdraw the extradition bill i don't know the answer to that however i do know that the majority of home compete will see kerry land government and indeed most almost all the governments of the various chief executives have disapproved on constance $997.00 was more or less puppets of beijing and the states this sentiment has been fuelled by traumatic protests at various times against the security bill in 2003 the national curriculum and in 2009 that the writing of a timetable to it universal suffrage that led to the umbrella movement and now the extradition so i think that is that is the perception that it's not so much that kerry land has become a lame duck it's more that she was nev

kong's chief executive kerry lamb says she won't make any concessions as a weekend of no protests againsther government began she spoke as a mass set and got underway at hong kong's airport thousands of art applied there arrivals area the main terminal to take their message to those flying and it's a 2nd time they've occupied the airport in less than a month a task force one and dependent and korean to alleged police brutality their complete withdrawal of an extradition bill and the resignation of lam. they did not mind destroying hong kong's economy they have no stake in the society which so many people have helped to build. and that that's why they resort to all the violence and to obstruction causing huge damage to economy and to the daily life off of our people so i am indeed very worried about this situation and that's why i appeal for calm calmness and rationality to help us to overcome this situation rather brian has more now from hong kong's airport. incredible scenes here this friday evening at hong kong's international airport where this protest is suddenly swelling in numbers a

see kerry lamb rather they say the politicians are not police should be settling all issues they also want of investigation into the protests and a strategy for keeping any outbreak of violence to a minimum don't assume as wayne hay reports now from hong kong it's been another to be lent weekend in some parts of hong kong is this anti government movement shows no sign of slowing down on both day saturday and sunday we saw a very large peaceful marches taking place in different parts of the city those marches had been given pre-approval by the police for the protest is to march along designated routes but as we've seen many times before small smaller groups of protesters broke away from the main bunch and took some more extreme action like blocking major roads in intersections erecting barricades and 40 fortifying their position and again as we've seen many times before when they do that the police tend to waste very little time trying to move them on and that's what we've seen here sunday evening the police came.

there is one of the main claims is they want kerry lamb the chief executive of hong kong to resign she said that absolutely will not happen they also want the controversial extradition bill completely and utterly got rid of kerry lamb did go public and she did react to the force and the strength of the ongoing demonstrations about what 2 and a half 3 weeks ago now saying look it's gone away the protesters however are not convinced that is gone away. it's gone away and it's going to stay away so those are the latest pictures coming to us out of hong kong anymore developments the will bring its you just as soon as we can here on al-jazeera human rights watch drawing attention to little known victims of yemen's war fishing communities now the rights group believes at least $47.00 fishermen and children were killed in bombing attacks by the saudi and iraqi coalition last year it says another 100 or so are detained in saudi arabia and some have been tortured in custody human rights watch also accuses the the rebels of attacking commercial traffic in the red sea. meanwhile the u.n. special e

the media within the next hour or so we can only guess what that might be all about as we know kerry lamb seems to have the. this uncanny knack trying to defuse the situation and every time she talks it seems to make the situation worse we don't know exactly what she said but even if at this stage she offered to resign or said she was resigning that would make that much difference to these many of these protesters you mentioned there are these 5 demands a couple of them do seem as though they would never be agreed upon such as releasing everybody arrested so far during these protests well that's going to happen the police would that would be extremely bad for police morale right now you'd have to say that the police are just about the representation of government here the government comes in the form of ranks of riot clad police 60 sometimes i mean a to tear gas and pepper spray the government itself carry lamb the ministers seem to be pretty much in a bunker they come out and make the occasional press press conference and press statements and then disappear again it's almost as though th

protests so this there's been since these demonstrations kicked off there's been a sense that yes kerry lamb and the territorial government the administration is watching this but the. poll watching kerry land because they feel insecure if you will people take to the streets and when you get civil servants defying what they're being told to do and taking to the streets that's significant if you get those people banding together with the people who were against the extradition legislation that gets more significant as well. where are they to eventually jenna's where there and of course with internationalized that's the elephant in there and you're absolutely right very different situation of course that was in beijing in the chinese capital in mainland china being told now to see more tear gas going in the same bricks being funny to the playstation as well and very different situation baby girl. as is the way with those things we've lost communications there with team on the ground in hong kong we'll try and establish communications with andrew as soon as we can and will stay with these other

airport to make arriving tourists aware of their campaign protesters want chief executive leader kerry lamb to resign greater democratic reform and an inquiry into alleged police violence but lam says her priority is to stop the unrest that she says has hurt the city's economy and just see it as rob mcbride has been covering the protests. another day of protests on the streets of hong kong and predictably perhaps one small ending of violent clashes with the police this march that we were following started in a district called sham choice that's a part of the calhoun area of hong kong where thousands of people took part even though it was technically an illegal demonstration that didn't put people off given the strength of feeling really exists here in hong kong at the moment once they reach the end of the march most people simply went home but a hard call pressed on and try to stall show one police station which is just a couple of 100 meters down this road here they formed a barricade they pushed to get try to get within throwing range of the walls with police very much barricaded inside a

and briefly doesn't look like they're heeding then the strong warnings from kerry lamb and that tense press conference. no need to be a fan i think it just seems to the type 2 sides to be seem to be as entrenched as ever for many of the protesters she is simply parroting beijing's position there was nothing new in it and the bad news for kerry lam is of course that the organization that organized all of these mass rallies the 2000000 people out on the streets for example the last demonstration they organized was more than 3 weeks ago which ended in violent clashes at the chinese liaison office for the 1st time they have put in and are planning to organize another big rally for this coming sunday summit thanks so much from the bride there it's governor scott heide lay he's on the other side and in mainland china in shen's and so scott where the said there's been some military drills going on how are they being perceived. so you know where in jenin you're right behind me that is essentially the gateway from mainland china into hong kong we've got a railway station we've got a bus statio

chief executive kerry lamb says she won't make any concessions as the weekend of new protests against her government begins she spoke busy as a macit and got underway at hong kong airport these are live pictures of still going on thousands of occupied the arrival. area the main terminal to take their message to those flying in it's the 2nd time they've occupied the airport and less than a month our testers wanted and dependent in korean to alleged police brutality that complete withdrawal of a controversial extradition bill and the resignation resignation that is a kerry land again lamb he said as the chief.

are calling for a controversial extradition bill to not just a suspended but be scrapped and for kerry lamb to resign also demanding democratic reforms away in hey has more from hong kong this was a regular weekly media briefing given by kerry lamb the chief executive of hong kong but it was the 1st time we have heard from her since the weekend when we saw what could probably be described as an escalation in the violence both on saturday and sunday we saw preapproved marches taking place in different parts of the city and what's becoming a patch in some protest is breaking away towards the end of those marches blocking roads resulting in the police taking action in the form of firing many rounds of gas in this media briefing there was again no sign whatsoever that carrie lamb is going to bow to the demands of the protesters even though she did say she's open to talks with them one of the key demands of the protest is is for an independent inquiry to be set up into the crisis specifically into the conduct of the police and carry lamb to sit time and time again that the time is not right for

it's cooling all these democratic reforms in hong kong for the resignation of the chief executive kerry lamb and pull the legal withdrawal of this contradiction controversial extradition law in his mind through hong kong but still wants the facts so that's where we're at to see where we go from here but if they can keep the numbers on the streets keep the violence down then this debate could continue in a civil way rather than the same to the by using reason. well still ahead on al-jazeera cries for vengeance against israel fury in gaza over the deaths of 3 palestinians. very didn't have much. now left with nothing thousands of people homeless after a slum fire in bangladesh. and . across the southeast of the united states this line of work its way up the east coast and again we could see a few more of those thunderstorms and also for the weather working its way through the midwest but as we go through monday that line of rain tends to push up tools and all that ahead of that new york with a high of 30 celsius still very nice out into san francisco 20 degrees 26 days on monday a tad warmer t

the protest movement or the pro-democracy camp but they have pretty much more or less dismissed kerry lamb in any case it almost seems now is rather than being hong kong's representative in china or it's almost she is beijing's representative here in hong kong so she talked about the police saying that the disruption at the airport obviously affects the economy and calling once more people simply to abide by the law go back to work go back to colleges put this all behind them and then maybe then having some dialogue elizabeth and rob what is the situation at the airport now is it fully back up and running. well there they are attempting to get it fully back up and running their flights are coming again flights are going going out but obviously having half a day's disruption monday with all of those flights being canceled and one of the world's most important aviation hubs is going to have an impact it's going to take time to resolve it's not only the flights coming in and out it's all the connecting flights that come through hong kong it connects that awful lot of china with the rest of th

you could say to say it's a matter of semantics because kerry lamb has said that the bill is effectively dates and the protesters say they want to completely psyching off the table now you might say what is the difference between those 2 things kerry on the one hand saying yes they were just saying they want to be taken up but actually the reason very small semantic difference and that is that they will carry out to say it's dead and it's never going to get revived it cannot get what you want they want her to be absolutely unequivocal and in a sense this is about more than the actual facts as to whether the it could have come back and it's about the principle of the think if they can persuade kerry lamb to come outside a day and say that the bill is completely dead whatever you want protest is you have now got no provocation whatsoever they would feel that that a victory but equally if kerry were to the that she a government and beijing would see it as a back down to actually about the the reality in a sense all what happens is that expression but it's about the language about who backs

other hand it chinese communist party will not show weakness and make the concession or removing kerry lamb that to a party and bring a slap in the face it would not be tolerated when it is all and after a decent interval the chances that they will remove kerry land but they will do so at their own time want to sing and have their own unique and not as a concession to damage cynical steve i mean you've heard what chris has just said that the government is not going to cave in any time soon because it's going to be just a further embarrassment for the government but odd to think that if the government insists on putting her still in place that could just show the people in hong kong for the government in china or the communist party does not really care about the demands of the people. the communist party of china is concerned 1st and foremost about staying in power in china and not allowing any challenge to north florida economies. anywhere in the p.r.c. assessable therefore there is simply no chance that she can bring grow allow the demonstrators in hong kong to clearly wind against it how

hong kong leader kerry lamb says she hopes the recent nonviolent protests show the territory is on the road to peace sunday's march street 2000000 people it was the calmest in weeks of demonstrations which have sometimes turned violent it began over proposed changes to hong kong's extradition laws but have grown into a wider movement against beijing's growing influence and i can give you this a very clear commitment as a political level that the bill is steps there is no plan there is no plan to revive the spill especially in light of the public concerns while nick mallos from the civil human rights front which organized this weekend's protest he says kerry lamb is still addressing what the protest as a most upset about phone call for needs a mechanism for it can ensure the more credit election for citizens who would elect a chief executive that can represent the people and also listen to voices of if you fall. and we do not need a platform for dialogue in which the. law and we're told time with her money and of course we know a refund would take time so for the time being we. are to e

extradition bill people demonstrating even though kerry lamb went public and said look it's dead and buried but they want more than just saying it's dead and buried and now we've got a general strike does it feel where you are as if they're heading on a collision course with the authorities. is the big question and the question i haven't got the answer to i don't think anyone has not the protesters nor the government no one knows what happens next kerry lamb in her press conference and you played a bit of it that said the hong kong is on the verge of a very dangerous situation what does that mean because economically hong kong is enough very dangerous situation well if it could get more violent more physical that could be dangerous to life well that would take this to the next level now the place hong kong place to be dealing with all these protests but there are more and more rumors that china's people's liberation army which has a garrison here in hong kong they could get involved perhaps try and impose some sort of martial law on hong kong but of course if they tried to do that th

demonstrators are rallying in solidarity for victims of police brutality on the weekend hong kong leader kerri lamb has warned escalating tensions in the city could put it on a quote path of no return. the fate of italy's government hangs in the balance as the senate struggles to set a date for a no confidence vote in the governing coalition.

spray as the tongues as he try and force their way into the building and hong kong chief executive kerry lamb warns that the city could be on a path of no return. also coming up stop this man italian senators scramble to build alliances that might stop mikael salvini getting his no confidence vote in the government they are meeting to decide if or when the vote will take place. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program chaotic scenes have unfolded at hong kong's international airport where dozens of riot police clashed with protesters police could be seen forcing their way into the building the demonstrators fended off the attack and started constructing barricades to keep the police out thousands of protesters have returned to the airport for a 2nd straight day they are angry about the creasing the forceful response by police which the demonstrators have condemned as excessive. if you calling is afghan kong international airport we just saw those violent clashes a start while ago how are things developing right now. he has been most of the time the peaceful at the police at the airport has been

hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb has said that protests over a controversial extradition bill are hurting the territories economy more than the sars outbreak did it comes as pro-democracy activists kicked off another weekend of protest by staging a sit in at the airport they planned to demonstrate in the terminal for 3 days. malaysia has filed criminal charges against 17 executives linked with goldman sachs the wall street titan is under scrutiny over an embezzlement scheme run through the malaysian development fund prosecutors allege over $2700000000.00 were spent on luxury yachts villas and art and one of the biggest banking frauds in history. u.s. officials say they've released some 300 workers swept up in a massive immigration raid 700 mi packaging workers were rounded up in the state of mississippi on wednesday on suspicion of working illegally in the country the raids drew criticism from democrats after children were left without their parents. after a 5 day student summit in switzerland around 450 activists from the friday's for future movement have unanimously adopted what

general strike in hong kong protesters tried to grind the city to a halt lead to kerry lamb calls it a dangerous situation. columcille rahman you're watching us is there a lot more headquarters here in doha also coming up indian administered kashmir under lockdown as the government sends thousands of troops over new security fears in the disputed region also. hate has no place in our current. us president donald trump did us too much shootings in texas and ohio in which 29 people were killed. turkeys president says his country's military will move into northern syria setting up a potential fight with america's kurdish allies. welcome to the program it's over 300 g.m.t. and 11 o'clock in the morning local in hong kong. well a rare citywide general strike is under way protesters have been blocking trains tunnels and major intersections during monday's rush hour more than $200.00 flights have been canceled there is anger over the government's handling of protests against a no show extradition bill and concerns about china's influence in the territory many want the territory's e to carry

so he feels that way it was very instant press conference of kerry lamb in many ways for what he didn't say as much as what she did say now i'll take out a few bits for you she said that hong kong is on the verge of a very dangerous situation i think that choice of words is interesting because a lot of people fail here we're already in a dangerous situation so what is a more dangerous situation that we're on the verge of it begs that question she rejected calls for her resignation saying that at this time resignation of myself will not provide a better solution that's one of the key aims of the protesters is to force carried out the chief executive to resign she gave no ground then nor on any of their other demands has to be said she is standing very model of that she said holding the rule of law is the way out of this situation and she said as well that what is happening at the moment is putting at risk the one country 2 systems situation the hong kong enjoys now the protesters want to put that at risk of course because they want is 2 countries 2 systems this is about democracy and sel

earlier in the day hong kong's embattled leader kerry lamb gave a press briefing to warn of the economic damage of closing the airport but gave no hint of backing away from her and beijing's resolute stance that you have executives responsibility is to ensure that hong kong remains a safe and orderly and law abiding city that is my utmost responsibility flights have now resumed once more the protesters are threatening to disrupt services again with the knowledge that if they can get enough numbers they can achieve it. and let's go to robin pride now who is live in b. airport in hong kong so how are things progressing today rob. resell it's a completely different scene today at the airport hard to imagine that this i was a go was basically a war zone 2 hours ago very strict controls came in all points of access into the terminal staff security staff now want to see your i.d. they also want to see they've got a valid travel document anyone who's wearing a black shirt is under particular scrutiny basically if they think your purely a demonstrator they will try to turn you away in truth we k

the dismissal of kerry lamb and inquire into police use of force. >> the main goals of this weekend's pro democracy rally was to show a united front to beijing and keep things peaceful. susan lee, fox business. >>> people here in the bay area are keeping a close eye on the historic protests in hong kong. we found those with direct ties to hong kong and main land, china are eager to keep up to date on the latest developments. some complained they are having a difficult time to get all the facts. >> the u.s. media is sometimes lopsided. they only take pieces and don't see the whole picture. >> i have friends visiting hong kong recently. i have been hearing a lot of stuff from them, understandsing what is going on there and of been talking about it, googleing what is happening in hong kong. >> the bay area has a huge chinese population and economic ties to the far east. >>> a major silicon valley leader speaking out against talk of u.s. tariffs on china. what apple ceo tim cook said and how customers could be affected. >>> what tesla is offering to customers in hopes of boosting another

police that anti-government demonstrators have slammed as excessive now hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is warning the city is on quote a path of no return if the escalating violence is not brought under control. a tentative restart at hong kong international but it's anything but business as usual the day began with few signs of the mass protests that brought the airport to a standstill on monday but it may prove a brief respite hundreds of flights remained canceled officials warned many others would need to be rerouted after the shutdown for some wary travelers a mix of frustration and sympathy. you know it's it hasn't been funny i don't think if that firm called they came for yeah things that i point they're going on and on with it's like more people and here hopefully for you things parents everyone gets yeah safely home. hong kong's airport one of the world's busiest is now ground 0 for protesters and their challenge to beijing thousands staged a sit in here on monday outraged over what they see as the erosion of their democratic freedoms by china. is a kind of increase in campinas

demonstrators are rallying in solidarity for victims of police brutality on the weekend hong kong leader kerri lamb has warned escalating tensions in the city could put it on a quote path of no return. the fate of italy's government hangs in the balance as the senate struggles to set a date for a no confidence vote in the governing coalition.

demonstrators are rallying in solidarity for victims of police brutality on the weekend hong kong leader kerri lamb has warned escalating tensions in the city could put on a quote path of no return. russian authorities ordered the evacuation of 7 events come tuesday after a rocket explosion caused radiation levels to spike.

airport to make arriving tourists aware of their campaign protesters want chief executive leader kerry lamb to resign greater democratic reform and an inquiry into alleged police violence but lam says her priority is to stop the unrest that she says has hurt the city's economy and just see it as rob mcbride has been covering the protests. another day of protests on the streets of hong kong and predictably perhaps one small ending of violent clashes with the police this march that we were following started in a district called sham choice that's a part of the calhoun area of hong kong where thousands of people took part even though it was technically an illegal demonstration that didn't put people off given the strength of feeling really exists here in hong kong at the moment once they reach the end of the march most people simply went home but a hard call pressed on and try to stall show one police station which is just a couple of 100 meters down this road here they formed a barricade they pushed to get try to get within throwing range of the walls with police very much barricaded inside a

weeks of protests triggered by a controversial extradition though many want the territories leader kerry lamb to resign but she's accusing the protesters of trying to destroy hong kong. such extensive disruptions in the name of certainty months or uncooperative their men have seriously undermined hong kong's law and order and are pushing our city the city we all laugh and many of us helped to build through the verge of a very dangerous situation. hong kong's opposition politicians say kerry has lost all legitimacy to continue in office i carry land has cryptically tell the hong kong and international community is that she has done nothing wrong and that it tends to she and her government are morally bankrupt and her use of diversion tactic claiming that the people whose demands have changed mall into something else that say that seriously a lie. al-jazeera is correspondent rope and bright is right in the thick of it in hong kong he joins us live from that rob it looks like a precarious potentially dangerous situation. time soon district. it's one of the members of the. side of the. barrier ha

what sort of let's talk about the terraces tree fig chief executive kerry kerry lamb what sort of future awaits her will by using replace her for allowing this to keep her in place to show that it's it's not going to be bossed around it's actually very unlikely at this stage that she will be replaced because if agent would have allowed it would have allowed it early away earlier when the protest started and now for beijing it's more or less a problem of losing face they cannot let her step that they cannot let the world see that china is actually fairly are they here have been actually compromising with the protests so she gets to stay for the final word you know it's a little knowing that china has these enormous resources standing by ready to crush you once they decide enough is enough why do you keep going. well it's very obvious that if they crush on kong china will suffer because on complaints. very crucial factors in all in china's economy and is the main gate way to get the money in a many out and providing you know surfaces or like the bell and low risk initiatives so for china t

hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is warning protesters are causing huge damage to the city's economy lamb says the rallies could hit business like a tsunami. the start of the holiday on sunday is a potential flashpoint between muslims and jews in occupied east jerusalem the islamic religious authority which oversees sites in jerusalem is calling for the closure of the city's mosques and that a mass prayer be held the mosque instead. now the white house is hosting technology company executives to discuss the rise of online extremism meetings in response to saturday's shootings in el paso that killed 22 people the gunman announced his attack on anonymous message board by decrying what he called the hispanic invasion of texas in march 51 worshipers were killed in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand the shootings was streamed live on facebook before the signal was eventually cut after widespread criticism of its slow response facebook says it removed one and a half 1000000 copies of the year's hack from its site before he started shooting the alleged gunman posted a 74 page document deno

services were disrupted and at least $100.00 flights were canceled many want the territory's leader kerry lamb to resign but she's accusing the protest is of trying to destroy hong kong. the indian government is scrapping parts of a constitutional provision that gives special status to indian administered kashmir is the most significant change yet for the people of the region in more than 70 years the region is said to be split into parts and it's special protections are being removed. to are explains was a sudden and momentous decision was india's government says it's revoking special privileges granted to indian administered kashmir the opposition is furious. it's a change in the constitution with far reaching consequences. inserted using the powers vested under the 3rd section of article $370.00 following the recommendation of parliament the president announces that starting the day the president of india will sign the declaration and the day when it will be published in the government is that all the sections of article 370 will cease to hold good except for section one of the article arti

are the chances that this real democracy is how put it as we know in the west can be protected by kerry lamb the current leader of the city of all go. i don't think promoting democracy is the job that kerry has i mean given by the beijing government the basic goal said that potentially hong kong could have free elections it's not very definite there's it's a it's unclear no but that is what hong kong people have been hoping for the longest time that at one point there will be full democracy and beijing has made it very clear in the last couple of years that that is not going to happen and it's carried. through to no squash these protests some peeps taking says it could happen but. it should because in the basic law if that if gradually it would happen well potentially so we believe that in the end it would happen and we're looking forward to this ok cerium you also pointed to earlier social media that's very much part of china's propaganda warfare aimed at not only the people inside all gone but the mainland chinese as well it shows that beijing really wants to get control of this process th

complete withdrawal of that controversial extradition bill and the resignation of hong kong's leader kerry lamb well the chief executive ms lam held a news conference in the past hour or so accusing the protesters of being reckless . they did not mind destroying hong kong economy they have no stake in the society which so many people have helped to build. and that that's why they resort to all this violence and obstructions causing huge damage to economy and sort of daily life off of people so i am indeed very worried about this situation and that's why i appeal for calm calmness and rationality to help us to overcome this situation. brad has more from hong kong. incredible scenes here this friday evening at hong kong's international airport where this protest is suddenly swelling in numbers and now completely taking over the arrivals hall at the this ad terminal if i can just ask paul to just give us a bit of a top shot here there are 2 main arrival holes here in the terminal a and b. with a large section in between and all of these areas are now completely filled with mainly steam games but a

a sense adopted a much broader set of demands those include the resignation of hong kong leader kerry lamb democratic elections and an inquiry into alleged police brutality concerns are growing though that the ongoing campaign is putting the city's special status in jeopardy and risking intervention from china. though without the international was a stark warning over the rise of the far right from germany's police chief will take you through that among all stories after the break. what holds us in studio is a little. bit put themselves on the law on the big get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. have to go right to be cross with what looks like 3 of them or trying to get good. i'm interested always in the waters of the gulf. some seem wrong when old rolls just don't all. get to shape out just they become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground the. back us democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders has been forced to clarify comments he made about the washington pos