much is riding on what the hong kong government does next let's hear what the leader the embattled kerry lamb had to say following the election we have for fisherman formally withdrawn the bill which was of course awful and he says so so i missed the next step to go forward is really as you have put it to engage the people and we have started a public dialogue with the community but unfortunately with the unstable and vironment and the chaotic situation i could not do more of that sort of engagement i hope that the the environmentalists will allow me to do it now. kerry lim and other members of the establishment in hong kong were as surprised as i guess your families were as well apparently they had been expecting that the election would reveal widespread protest fatigue among ordinary citizens instead it did reflect this widespread sympathy for the pro-democracy movement where does that leave kerry lamb i think she's really right now because it was just like krishna monk who said it was like a referendum and it clearly shows that that hong kong people really want the protests to go on a

please say hello to kerry washington. [ cheers and applause ] how are you?> ihe jmy:ou i wl tell you somethg. thoughpas, w are fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: they remind me -- >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: -- a little bit of the set of the jeffersons. >> they do have a good '70s magic to them. >> jimmy: they do. for those who don't know, we did -- kerry was a part of "the jeffersons" revival. >> live in front of a studio audience. >> jimmy: live earlier this year. [ cheers and applause ] and one of the things -- i don't think i've talked about this at all, but i had a black-and-white television when i was a kid. i didn't have a color tv. and when i showed up and saw the set they'd built i was like -- >> too much. >> jimmy: no, i was like oh, yeah, wow, there are colors. this is unbelievable. there you are with will ferrell as tom and helen willis. >> we had so much fun. >> jimmy: you know, it's funny. do you know how this like kind of with tom and helen willis -- will, who's one of the producers, and he said to me right off the bat, he said it would be

kerry lamb and other members of the establishment in hong kong were as surprised as i guess your families were as well apparently they had been expecting that the election would reveal widespread protest fatigue among ordinary citizens instead it did reflect this widespread sympathy for the pro-democracy movement where does that leave kerry lamb i think she's really embattled right now because it was just like russia long said it was like a referendum and it clearly shows that that hong kong people really want the protests to go on and that they are demands should be should be met and that leaves her in a very difficult position because of course she has to listen to beijing as well because she conscious say ok let's meet that the month. glacier would you have expected carrie lim to be more conciliatory than what we heard there and do you think we may still see her make significant concessions it would be the 1st time that she has backed down i don't think she would have the approval for beijing to back down because backing down would make both the government of the beijing government loo

is here. >> now you are showing off. >> kerry washington loves to put on a show.career she has strive to do more than just entertain. she want to make us think, too. >> keep your hands-on the wheel, boy, look straight ahead. would not want to make the man in the bullet proof vest nervous when he walks up to your window pointing a glok at your head. >> "american son" is a raw look at race and policing in america. >> what do you hope someone who has not had these personal experiences take a way from watching theis film. >> black parents get to have their - that feels important to me as a black parent but also people who are white or other races who don't feel this kind of pressure. they get to actually imagine what it would be like. >> you talked about this before but your own real life and father. you have a son that you have to talk to about this. >> a husband. >> how do you describe that fear as a daughter and a wife and a mother? >> also, you know for myself when i have a police officer behind me, i pull over and i let them pass me. i will not let myself ride on

voters turned out in record numbers in support of pro-democracy parties the territory's chief executive kerry lamb has promised to listen humbly beijing has reaffirmed its support for her and the foreign minister reiterated that hong kong is part of china no matter what happens in the elections sarah clock reports. as dawn broke hong kong to a new political landscape all than 70 percent of voters cast their ballots in sunday's district council elections the pro-democracy party secured a record number of seats a lot of people actually sacrificed a lot of the base of our lot in the last 6 months to actually get this result and i think people are very. united and they're. to actually try to win something joshua long was disqualified for running but his party claim victory in his electorate unseating the incumbent post councilor remarkable achievement in that district election. as to our faults of color especially. protester a hotline for lying there's the pray the price span the time or even sacrifice in the protest movement until now the probation parties held the majority in the district counc

is that true. >> >> well, you know, i ran a poll recently in which we put hillary, bloomberg and kerryx, and she was tied with biden. so i think there's no doubt that she's looking at a strong possibility of coming back. and remember nixon had the nomination twice and was given a second chance. look, i'm not, i'm not selling it or unselling it. i'm giving an observation that there's a realistic opportunity for her. i think had he prison above the fray after losing -- risen above the fray after losing 2016, i think she would have been in a much better position. that's not exactly what she did. but if we don't hear from her in the next couple days, i think you can consider that book closed. gerry: do you think we will? >> i think at this -- i give it about a 40% chance. so, you know, no one has a very high probability of getting in or being president, but, you know, at this point i would have thought she would have made the decision about now. gerry: all these names from the past -- bloomberg, hillary, john kerry, others -- what does it say about the current state of the democratic race

become one of the faces of the push for reform act making the best of the bad news hong kong leader kerry lamb takes voters for a peaceful election but says the landslide results that went against her will not change her mind she promises aber view but no reform will go live to hong kong cause. she's got one of the voices of rock'n'roll t.v. turner turns 80 believe the other here. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program it reads like a hot. he would movie script thieves have broken into one of europe's most renowned museums and made off with a haul of priceless 18th century jewelry now police of the german city of dresden are still looking for those robbers while the devastated museum officials try and work out what they've lost dresden screenful museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures now it's a crime scene after burglars snatched up to $95.00 pieces of the 18th century jewelry from these cabinets including diamonds and rubies this is one of the sets that was stolen exactly how many items were taken from this set is still unknown dresden police say the thieves ente

we also talk about kerry's run on scandal, the groundbreaking show that made kerry washington a householdashington plus the latest news and politics this weekend on "sunday today. you can catch us in the morning 0 or set that dvr and catch us any time you like. for now i'll send it back to you, philip and corey and we'll yo we'll see you then, willie. >> let's get in the show to find out about our weekend forecast and see if it's going to be any good >> i'd like a fire going, willie geist. >> food. >> boeing of them, four of them, whatever a cold weekend lots of cold weather especially in the northeast flurries in the upper midwest. and then by sunday we're looking at lake effect snow. so we're going to see that over the next several days really until the lakes freeze over. so a couple months the arctic blast comes in once again. next week looking very, very cold so we're looking at snowfall forecast in terms of lake effect snow we could see over 8 inches of snow in some spots the most could be 4 to 8 inches there. >> lake effect snow. >> here we are thank you, michele when we come back,

face of the anti-government protest in georgia and making the best of bad news hong kong's leader kerry lamb thanks voters for in peaceful election but says the landslide results that went against her will dock change her mind she promises to review but no reform will go live to hong kong and germany's furious farmers advance on her land they want a stake in agricultural decision making and they resent being made scapegoats for environmental problems. i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program it reads like a hollywood movie script thieves have broken into one of europe's most renowned museums and made off with a haul of priceless 18th century jewelry police in the german city of tourists and are still looking for the robbers while devastated museum officials try and work out what they've lost. dresden screen vault museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures now it's a crime scene after burglars snatched up to $95.00 pieces of early 18th century jewelry from these cabinets including diamonds and rubies this is one of the sets that was stolen exactly how many items were

executive kerry has cast your ballot. there has been record turnout in a vote seen as both a test of clubs probating government and us a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. coming up next our documentary series doc film looks at the dangers of a new nuclear arms race after both the u.s. and russia pulled out of a key treaty so after the break you can find more news and headlines 247 on our web site www dot com spicer i squash. the adventures of the famous naturalist and external. to celebration comics on the phone it's 250th birthday. barging the no 4 huge discovery. expedition good on t.w. .

out in hong kong the local elections seen as a test of support for the territory's chief executive kerry now for democracy protesters want to send her and to beijing unless she also coming off vying for rumania as presidency incumbent klaus your highness faces the country's 1st female prime minister nuri credentials in a runoff election. and bolivia's senate approves a bill that could pave the way for new elections without former president abel modest interim government hopes a new poll will end weeks of unrest has left dozens dead. and pope francis takes a stand against nuclear weapons the pontiff makes a symbolic visit to mecca saturday in japan where he calls on the world's nuclear nations to scrap their office. to. helen on free glad you could join me. ready has a district council election been the focus of so much attention in hong kong more people have already voted in today's poll than in any election in its history and polls haven't even closed yet the votes are seen as both a test of kerry lobs pro beijing government and as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has roc

the hong kong chief executive kerry lyon has promised to listen humbly to voters after a big win for pro-democracy campaign as in local elections their candidates are on track to win an overwhelming majority of the seats in the city's district councils now is a crushing blow for kerry lam after months of protests against china government china's foreign minister meanwhile various aerated that hong kong is part of china no matter what happens in elections. sara cox reports from hong kong. as dawn broke hong kong woke to a new political landscape more than 70 percent of voters cast their ballots in sunday's district council elections the pro-democracy party secured a record number of seats a lot of people actually sacrifice a lot of stuff but they suffered a lot in the last 6 months to actually get this result and i think people are very . they're so united and they are so together to try to actually try to win something joshua long was disqualified for running but his party claimed victory in his electorate unseating the incumbent post councilor remarkable achievement in that this ele

demonstrations as collated monday after an officer fired live rounds seriously injuring a protester kerry lam says the government will not yield to pressure. plus turkey sense it's not a hotel for islamic state members them against sending for militants captured in syria back to their countries of origin in europe and in the united states. i'm called aspen welcome to the program mexico's foreign ministry says it has granted asylum to bolivian ex-president a vocal rallies he resigned on sunday amid pressure from protesters and the military had declared victory and a disputed election last month which triggered weeks of demonstrations more unrest broke out overnight in the political capital la paz after murali. said he was stepping down buses were set on fire and shops were reportedly looted the resignation of rallies and most of his senior government members has left a sudden power vacuum in the country are let's bring in d.w. correspondent. standing by for us in bolivia's political capital of pos now we heard mexico granting asylum now. what more do we know about that offer. we don't know

news live from berlin hong kong heads to the polls in key local elections chief executive kerry lam is under pressure pro-democracy protesters want to send her and beijing a message though it is one of the all cut off the vote defiance breaks out again also coming up pope francis takes a stand against nuclear weapons the pontiff makes a symbolic visit to nagasaki in japan where he calls upon the world's nuclear nations to scrap their arsenals. the senate approves a bill that could pave the way for new elections without former president evo morales the interim government hopes a new poll will end weeks of unrest that has left dozens dead. i'm all me and use of welcome to the program we start in hong kong where people are voting in municipal elections the vote is seen as a test of kerry lam's probation government and a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months a record number of residents have signed up to cast their ballots. hong-kong this are used to queuing for restrooms conventions but not for an election especially not on a sunday morning and even

news live from berlin hong kong heads to the polls in kenya local elections chief executive kerry lam is under pressure pro-democracy demonstrators want to send her envisioning a message with ortiz warning they'll cut off all cut off the vote if i don't springs out again also coming up. bolivia senate approves a bill that could pave the way for new elections without former president evo morales the interim government hopes a new poll and weeks of on the rest it has left dozens dead. and in the bundesliga gladbach faced off against your own berlin the berliners have a reputation as being giants there is but could they take down the tabletop. i mean is of welcome to the program we start in hong kong where people are casting their ballots in municipal elections the vote is seen as a test of kerry lambs probation government and a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months authorities in hong kong have threatened to call off the elections if islands breaks out. campaigners hope the election can send a peaceful signal about the direction of the city. chris

all right and again what is what is the message that kerry lamb is trying to get to the protesters as things seem to be escalating a bit. well the main message paradigm is going to the protesters is that their actions won't make any difference and the more violent they get the less likely the government will be respond to them and she also called them selfish but she also said that gave insinuated that most of hong kong to support doesn't support them and these are just a handful of radical protestors but that doesn't seem to have seemed to have resonated across the city and said what you're getting is more and more people joining the protest today's lunchtime protests you saw people that had very little to do with the movement before are now saying that they are supporting the protests that they're calling for investigations into police brutality yesterday once again protests got out of hand and we saw some of the most violent days after police shot a young man and another for the probe aging supporter was set on fire so instead of being able to quell the situation or calmed down the

kerry assisted noah in c.p.r. but quickly realized she needed a defibrillator. sprinted off to secure one at the city hall's a.e.d.'s. taking place, ryan cortez, a corona city e.m.t. and an off-duty was in a meeting with the city manager's office when he pulse d an alert on the point respond app. this app notifies certified of a medical emergency near them. hile ryan rushed downstairs to respond, kerry and noah administered first a.e.d. shock. rerifle -- revival, shawna stabilized the staff member. at 1:56 p.m., the firemen arrived. was able to explain to the firemen exactly what transpired brief them on the a.e.d. readings. i'm very grateful to say that of my staff, who's been a dedicated and instrumental part of my team for years, is recovering and doing well. very ay may have ended differently if not for the quick actions of my staff and the ifesaving techniques administered by noah ritter, kerry lee smith, and ryan cortez. to those three individuals, the ntire calvert team sends their heart-felt gratitude. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to c

kong's leader kerry lamb while casting her vote recognized that challenging times for the city and the importance of peaceful elections. andrew chu won his 4th term as district councillor the pro-democracy candidate was brutally attacked earlier this month parts of his ear were bitten off. howard doesn't need can have a very strong and clear mouse to a new method for the other me the beijing of 14 and also the international community that's be home from people as they stand firm together trying to keep on fight for our freedom and democracy so even though more people voted than ever before and this is a significant election it's unclear if the victory for the pro-democracy parties will ease the violence or help to mend the divisions here scott heiler al-jazeera hong kong. well another over reporters in hong kong sarah clarke tells us more about the implications of those results. the probation had parties had held the majority of these district council elections but now this is clearly changed and of course this is traditionally an uneventful vote until now it hasn't had that much impor

would make that transition to a to a new leader so many saw that as an indication that kerry last days as the leader of hong kong would be numbered and this really seems to put that speculation to rest now many in hong kong are going to be really unhappy with that meeting and that also say that is just further proof of what they've been saying about this whole time that she's little more than a puppet of beijing now interestingly she didn't ping ended that me saying with an encouragement to carry land to continue discussions and dialogue with all of walls of hong kong society and to see what she could do to really improve their lives now that's important because it reflects what the beijing government believes about the protests in hong kong and what many here on the mainland believe about the purchase of hong kong and what. they say is that really this isn't about politics this isn't about wanting more democracy in fact the way we see it people who are frustrated about the lack of work opportunities about the lack of what things like affordable housing and people on the mainland belie

for you represent you well back you have not supposed to talk to well back in the chief executive kerry has tried to approach to several state in your there's a hong kong and we had rejected her offer because she requested a private meeting with some of this didn't you know hong kong which which is not even representing all the students in hong kong it would be a start wouldn't it it would have been a start it won't be a start it will only be a end to our movement because back in 2014 we see that kerry i'm trying to talk to some of the student leaders some of the leaders of the umbrella revolution however what we got our dirty after the dialogue was that. was to crack down after our movement and then carolyn did not fear any of her any of her promises in the dialogue and we felt like especially in this leaderless movement it's very important for us to have a public dialogue with as many stakeholders in the society as possible at least we cannot only have the student activists talking to kerry land ok we have to include other stakeholders you've put forward 5 principle demands of the hon

my own experience in 2004 was that after john kerry won iowa, we agreed he would mention iowa exactly once. we had a great victory, but new hampshire is the state that decides. he never mentioned iowa the rest of the time up until the primary. 2008, barackin obama landed in new hampshire and he talked about iowa endlessly. we won iowa, if we won new hampshire, we will win the nomination. i suppose hillary's tears when she asked about how hard campaigning originated to -- contributed to it, obama lost the primary he did well in. don't you have to be careful when you get to new hampshire? >> everybody loves a winner. there are an awful on people in iowa and new hampshire who end up with jobs in the white house. they were there early and helped propel campaigns. the key in this current race is to look at the expectation thing. i think elizabeth warren will be the nominee of the democratic party. i believe that. you look at all of the polling, democrats want to beat trump. health care was number one. .t is tied with foreign policy elizabeth warren is from massachusetts. what is win? lyndo

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by police while demonstrators are accused of setting a probation supporter on fire chief executive kerry live called the protesters the enemy of the people and said she will not yield to pressure sarah clarke has more now from hong kong. protesters started blocking roads and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic officer was filmed as he grappled with a demonstrator and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the tool so the peach was good enough to live on facebook and then underwent surgery and was put in intensive care of a whole talk. the boy without any warning and actually it is very very very dangerous i will say. that this young girl thing is all run by 5 meter. and they are. in a neat though the. police have confirmed 3 bullets were fired during the incident police moved in to clear the barricades the shouted at by hundreds of people to gas these 5 to clear the prints some witnesses who quit by surprise despite to gas being fired by police these protesters have returned and they tr

i support senator kerry. i have endorsed senator kerry. >> wow, that seems very different from the other one. >> i can see that again? because i don't -- i don't understand, willie. you know what? it's early in the morning and i got to tell you, i'm disoriented. where am i on google maps? just flay one more ti play it one more time and maybe i can piece the two together. >> i'm a democrat. i support senator kerry. i have endorsed senator kerry. >> so different. >> three words, elise, less is hard. you know, he's trying to run away from his past so fast. he thinks if he says nancy pelosi sucks, and he thinks that he can go on and talk this way that -- i mean, in the south, you know, don't we call those snake oil salesmen? >> and what does he have against goat milk? if really is from louisiana, doesn't he hang with goats? >> wow. [ laughter ] >> why does he hate goats? you know why? i'll tell you why. because they don't have goats in oxford, obviously. >> i'd like to say something on behalf of vanderbilt univer

situation in hong kong as we can see behind me and a lot of the work concerns of the chief executive kerry lamb it almost appears from the images that it is all for is it well. for any problem in any society one need to be responsible is the leader and parallel is the leader of hong kong she should be the one who is responsible for all the problems in particular because her act is not good enough to solve the problem which bring to hong kong into this very critical situation now but what are the options that kerry lamb has a more should should be doing well it's very clear hong kong is have 5 the months and i don't think aaron has really take those 5 months years later well she never really a rent a proper talk the thing her and the protests there are some almost like a stage talk being organized but people do not see her saying see if we're doing any of those movements you talk about people in the people in question here are primarily the protestors and your workers looked at protesters as well. if you can just show the previous picture once more in richard looking at the protests in hong

well kerry land will be removed ahead of her term of office whatever she does it's. chinese communist party is never kind is true is on people who failed the party so i don't think in that sense it really matters very much whether the people of hong kong have confidence in kerry land or not she will be removed but if he isn't if he is removed from office for just come in there that just means that someone else handpicked from beijing replaces her it's not necessarily someone that the people of hong kong who've been turning out and protesting have turned out and voted for pro-democracy candidates a god we happy with well i think you're absolutely right. they will not replace carry them just yet because that news appears to be handing a sculp to the protestors in hong kong and the party will not do that but when david tom comes they will remove her and replace her with somebody they will trust and have confidence in but they will be looking for somebody who will be more effective don't carry a lamb in communicating with people in hong kong their party in beijing not un

vu news live from berlin hong kong heads to the polls in chile local elections and chief executive kerry latham is under pressure pro-democracy protesters want to send her a message record numbers of voters are turning out as authorities warned against violence also coming up. romanian social democrat your hopes for an upset victory as she faces incumbent president close your highness in a runoff election. optimists in paris demand the government do more to combat a deadly heat wave of domestic abuse the number of women killed in france by their partners has now reached alarming levels. spicer welcome to the program. and we started hong kong where people are voting in municipal elections the voters seen as both a test of kerry lam's probe aging government and as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months voter participation is already at record levels. hung conus are used to queuing for restaurants conventions but not for an election especially not on a sunday morning and even before the polling stations open. movements after the queue started to form

is that true. >> >> well, you know, i ran a poll recently in which we put hillary, bloomberg and kerrymix, and she was tied with biden. so i think there's no doubt that she's looking at a strong possibility of coming back. and remember nixon had the nomination twice and was given a second chance. look, i'm not, i'm not selling it or unselling it. i'm giving an observation that there's a realistic opportunity for her. i think had he prison above the fray after losing -- risen above the fray after losing 2016, i think she would have been in a much better position. that's not exactly what she did. but if we don't hear from her in the next couple days, i think you can consider that book closed. gerry: do you think we will? >> i think at this -- i give it about a 40% chance. so, you know, no one has a very high probability of getting in or being president, but, you know, at this point i would have thought she would have made the decision about now. gerry: all these names from the past -- bloomberg, hillary, john kerry, others -- what does it say about the current state of the democratic rac

my own experience in 2004 was that after john kerry won iowa, we agreed he would mention iowa -- on the plane that once we landed, he would mention iowa exactly once. say we came from iowa, we had a great victory there, but new hampshire is the state that decides. he never mentioned iowa again the whole rest of the time until the primary. by contrast, in 2008, barack obama landed in new hampshire and he talked about iowa endlessly. we won iowa and if we win new hampshire, we will win the nomination. i suppose hillary's tears when she asked about how hard campaigning was contributed to it, suddenly obama lost the primary he had a pretty big lead in. you have to do well in iowa, but don't you have to be careful when you get to new hampshire? >> i think everybody loves a winner. there is that sense, too. there is an awful lot of people in iowa and new hampshire who end up with jobs in the white house. they were there early and helped propel campaigns. i think, though, the key more than anything else is in this current race to look at the expectation thing. i think elizabeth warren will be

chief executive kerry love has cast her ballot and she local elections has. and record turnout in a vote seen as both a test of lambs approach raging government as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. this is deja vu news live from berlin stay tuned for didn't have you reporter it's a story about a special school in denmark where pupils learned through role play you can find more news ahead laws 247 on our web site that's you know if you dot com next peiser thanks for watching. there. is a cultural bill. there it goes since. their rivalry. 3 princes. dream of the.

haven't even closed yet well the vote is seen as both a test of support for a battle chief executive kerry lamb and as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for close to 6 months now. the pro-democracy movement urged hong kong people to vote and they turned out in force hours before polls closed numbers had already exceeded previous records on the surface of it the poll to choose council representatives and link community level concerns like garbage collection may not seem particularly exciting but these elections are the closest thing that hong kong has have to direct representation district councils have long been dominated by the pro beijing establishment and voters seeking change hope that weakening their grip will give the movement a fresh momentum. people have been long thought for long you know their time at that time cooperate. this might mean it's worth of my mortal thank you. this and to do was that of people. hong kong's chief executive kerry lam also encouraged voter turnout and appealed for smooth and peaceful voting some voters are backing her to

governor kerry lamb says that the government will not back down against violent protesters. if there is do any. wishful thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong as a government will yield to pressure. to satisfy the so-called political team on this. i'm making this statement clear and loud here that will not happen. elsewhere police fired tear gas and deployed a water cannon in various parts of the city they also charged on to university campuses where students were protesting. are the look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and she lays security forces have fired water cannons to disperse protesters the country has seen weeks of often violent anti-government unrest she lays government unveiled plans on sunday to draft a new constitution but the opposition says the proposals don't go far enough. e.u. foreign policy chief federico grenier along with germany france and the u.k. have urged iran sube reverse recent breaches in the 2015 nuclear deal or face action week tehran announced it was resuming low grade uranium enrichment at its underg

and in another incident a bystander expressing probation views was set on fire hong kong's leader kerry lam meanwhile warns that the government will not bow to. by demonstrators. an officer and a man dressed in white are locked in a struggle as a man in black approaches at this point the officer raises his gun and shoots him why while the shooting itself is too graphic to show the man then collapses and moments later another officer then seems to be patting him down possibly checking for a weapon it all happened as pro-democracy protesters tried to close down streets and train lines at a press conference the police and the shooting was in self defense and in the interest of public safety. the officer believed it was very likely that the revolver would be snatch and the consequence would be the sausages death and casualties would have resulted in the whole incident the officer $53.00 shots including one that hit that man. the police say they are investigating hospital officials say the wounded man is in critical condition the shooting has inflamed many protesters i don't understand more

hong kong's chief executive kerry lam also encouraged voters to turn out and appealed for a smooth and peaceful voting we are facing an extremely challenging situation in all the nice in this year's elections but i'm pleased to say that with the concerted efforts of all parties we should have a relatively peaceful and calm and vironment to conduct these elections successfully the polis to choose council representatives who handle community level issues like garbage collection that may not seem particularly exciting in itself district councillors don't have any direct political power and steam early offer advice to the cover meant but a song congress district councils have long been dominated by the probe ageing establishment pro-democracy voters are hoping to win majorities in some of the 18 districts this could earn them seats on the committee that elects hong kong's next chief executive. a let's head to hong kong now i'm joined by our correspondent on the ground charlotte shells until now charlotte of course we heard a record turnout today in hong kong votes as i understand are being

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into a dispute with protesters he's also in critical condition in a hospital hong kong's governor kerry lamb says that the government will not back down against violent protesters. if there is do any. wishful thinking that by escalating violence the hong kong as a government will yield to pressure to satisfy the so-called political team on this . i'm making this statement. that will not have. elsewhere police fired tear gas and deployed a water cannon and various parts of the city they also charged on to university campuses where students were protesting. australian firefighters are bracing for what's being called a catastrophic bushfire threats dozens of wildfires are burning in the eastern states of new south wales which includes the city of sydney residents in rural areas have been urged to flee as some 100000 homes near sydney are brisk hot dry conditions and strong winds have created conditions that are so severe one local fire chief says if a fire starts we are not going to stop it. protect life. protect property. and sure everybody is a safe as possible. these are the principles

stakeholders in the society as possible at least we can not only have the student activists talking to kerry land ok we have to include other stakeholders you've put forward 5 principle demands of the hong kong government you and your fellow activists the government is only addressed one of them which was the extradition bill which threw withdrew from them but in fact according to chairman professor of the 1st of hong kong the government responded to all of your demands just not in the way that you wanted you wanted an independent investigation into police handling of the riots you didn't get that but you didn't get nothing the independent police complaints council appointed 5 overseas experts from britain canada australia and new zealand didn't get everything but they did respond well i believe what are we calling for is not only a official demand for official response from kerry land what we are asking for is about a concrete actions by the hong kong government we're asking them to respond to our demands by taking actual actions for somebody to invited these experts from from britain canad

hong kong's chief executive kerry lam also encouraged voters to turn out and appealed for a smooth and peaceful voting. we are facing an extremely challenging situation all the. things to say that the concept that. we should have that really. sets. the polis to choose council representatives who handle community level issues like garbage collection that may not seem particularly exciting in itself district councillors don't have any direct political power as the merely offer advice to discover meant but a song kongs district councils have long been dominated by the probe ageing as stablish meant pro-democracy voters are hoping to win majorities in some of the 18 districts this could earn them seats on the committee that elects hong kong's next chief executive. well let's get the latest now with our correspondent there on the ground charlotte chelsea impale who is with us now shot at polling stations and now closed it appears that we witnessed a moment of history that today. yes and they are joining me now from inside a polling station where the votes are being counted now we know today