officer of the hong kong police force this year is still somehow shameless and i can fabricate a whole 3rd channel out of thin air. we can go live now to. police headquarters in hong kong and so the use of live ammunition against a protester for the 1st time in these troubles in hong kong represents a significant escalation in the conflict. it doesn't and it will no doubt aggravate and escalate so the hostility on the opposition camps between the protesters and the police force now the police force are holding a press conference here in just under an hour they often hold these press conferences but to die on wednesday they will be under pressure to explain themselves as to why live ammunition was used on chooser during tuesday's rally i can also confirm that 6 rounds 6 other rounds of live ammunition shots were fired on tuesday these were shot supposedly as warning shots during our other 3 other areas around hong kong i can also report that the 18 year old is now in a stable condition he underwent surgery overnight he was in intensive care at the queen elizabeth hospital but he's now i

kong. well let's go to sarah clarke there live from police headquarters in hong kong sara the police have responded to critics about what they've described as a smear campaign on the force what did they say. it's in this press conference that not only defended the actions of the police officer who used the live ammunition on the 18 year old in chief days really they were also used at the press conference to defend the police force in general i believe this is me campaign has been conducted on the place for so i said the lives of the police are increasingly in danger and the police are increasingly under attack i mentioned the use of various devices used on or by the protesters on tuesday including hammers spanners shop would object and mental roads they said that the place was simply carrying out a duty and i will treat because of the attacks my by those protesters that's what the critics every nor the attacks on the place in doing so are they opt out of the number of police who were injured on tuesday during tuesday's demonstrations they said 30 police officers were injured 5 are still in hospital

let's get a quick check now some of the other stories making news around the world in hong kong police fired tear gas to try and disperse thousands of protesters who gathered for an authorized demonstration in a while. our front tourist district there protesting police conduct during the past months of demonstrations which included the use of tear gas pepper spray and rubber bullets on kong police showed up in full riot gear and detained several of the protesters. married men in the amazon region will now be allowed to be ordained as catholic priests that's following a landmark vote by bishops at the vatican the proposal made in the 3 week assembly known as the senate passed by a vote of 128 in favor and 41 against. california authorities have ordered 50000 residents in sonoma county to evacuate their homes as fire continues to rage through the famous wine region firefighters have been racing to const defensive lines in the blaze ahead of high winds that are forecast to hit northern california on sunday. all right to sports now and in the bonus league umpire munich are back at the top

held accountable for de action police in hong kong people in hong kong that is are denouncing the shooting of a teenage protester by police during violent demonstrations on tuesday thousands of people have rallied in multiple locations throughout the day 18 year old boy is said to be stable in hospital after being hit in the chest that close range police say it was an act of self-defense. those are the headlines on al-jazeera witness is coming up next and then there will be more news in less than 30 minutes time see you then bye bye. i was. today she gave me a number and the play by. play did. you said. don't play the limo so i kept it in and. let the. my wife it passed away a few years before without that was and i'm glad it's over a lot of closure were probably killers she takes over the closers. and that was another but in the back yes it was love and. she threw him in there. he beat. 2 the. then. and. then. and. then a nice and. hearing me oh. yeah hey had one do a. trip then you go you say and i traced. my break. eddie harrison and eat a tale met after splitting a winning lotto ticket

officer of the hong kong police force. is still somehow shame is not fabricate. out of thin air. scott hytner is outside the hong kong school in hong kong there are hundreds of people out here and you can see some of them are coming back out from the secondary school now what happened there are a few 100 here in front of the school i'd say for maybe product 2 hours the principal came out actually these are the students from the school coming up the secondary school. so what had happened is the people who are out front spoke to a principal from the school the secondary school where this shooting victim attended classes he came out spoke with the people out here some of them were alumni some of them were protestors some are people from the neighborhood then they went in for a dialogue into the assembly hall and they've kind of been trickling out over the last couple of hours it's you know it's pretty heated at times but the principle and this is different principal heard them and allowed them to vent their frustration their anger over what happened to one of their students was also

legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police said the tuesday was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks' time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong or even go live now to sarah clarke another of our correspondents in hong kong she's outside police headquarters and so it does seem very much as tuesday october the 1st has india has led to a sea change almost in if not in the to in the dynamic of these protests but certainly the tone. certainly has been better and i can update also from this place press conference which is just kind of come to a close as adrian brown mentioned in his story the deputy commissioner has given a resolute defense of that particular police officer who fired that live ammunition at the 18 year old at tuesday'

arrested straining hong kong's legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police said the choose date was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks' time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian. al-jazeera hong kong. north korea has confirmed that it successfully tested a new type of submarine launched ballistic missile a missile was fired into the sea towards japan the 1st such test in 3 years the launch came hours after the north said it would resume denuclearization talks with the u.s. on saturday washington is urging restraint from pyongyang. so ahead on al-jazeera. i'm wayne hay with a rare look inside the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea we'll tell you how the latest technology is helping those who live in this isolated village and how liverpool's blushes was spared by mo

it will mandate export restrictions on defense articles to the hong kong police. as the largest protest movement hong kong has ever seen continues into its fifth month, major concerns have risen about the police's independence and professionalism. people are furious about well documented cases of excessive force, brutal tactics and the tolerance of violence against protestors and journalists by the government. the hong kong police's actions are a cause in and of themselves a protest. there has been widespread [captioning made possible by msnbc] use of crowd control equipment and weaponry including incidents of seriously injured journalists. they have used water cannon, pepper spray and batons against demonstrators some of which is american-made equipment. and recent weeks, two protestors have been shot with live rounds. meanwhile, while we discuss a the o ban the equipment, hong kong government has at the same time moved to ban the use by demonstrators of defensive equipment used to protect themselves against police attacks, namely gas masks and face masks. the pro

protesters met to mark the anniversary of the communist takeover of china, a teenager shot, and hong kong police say he could be the one facing charges. the young leader of a pro-democracy movement, joshua wong, during the flight from hong kong with a message for america. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with fox team coverage, catherine herridge with the attorney general is digging into. a closer look at hunter biden peered we begin with gillian turner, late developments in the ukraine -- the democrats ukraine investigation. what are they up to tonight? >> shannon, tonight the democrats are claiming secretary of state mike pompeo is now a fact witness to the impeachment inquiry. he's in italy at the moment, planning a press availability for tomorrow. meanwhile, democrats are demanding he not interfere with their efforts to interview state department employees who may have knowledge of the president's calls with ukrainian president zelensky. that call is now a subject of the whistle-blower complaint. pompeo was on the call. in a letter to deputy

media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago the anger of recent weeks had been building up to this day the most important date in china's political calendar this year many train stations and shopping malls were closed in the security clampdown just a few months ago hong kong was regarded as one of asia's most law abiding cities a model of good governance now all of that has been turned on its head with the police left to solve what is effectively a political problem these pro-choice in a protest is also see themselves as defenders of hong kong. today's the 70 birthday of our model and i wish madeleine to have prosperity to have peace people to be happy national day celebrations here will okey this year the annual flag raising ceremony was held in a secure area well away from the protests which model what was never going to be a day of celebration adrian brown al jazeera hong kong.

you for joining us there have been mass rallies and violent clashes between protesters and police in hong kong on the 70th anniversary of the founding of communist china police used live rounds of ammunition and one person is reported to be in a critical condition after being shot it's the 1st injury from a live round in nearly 4 months of protests across the territory adrian brown has more now from hong kong. the police had warned that choose day would be very dangerous it was the pitched battles carried on into the night with protest is defying repeated police warnings for people to stay off the streets even diners ignored the call though. this clash spread from one side of hong kong island to the other and then back again police a day earlier banned all marches but people still took to the streets not to celebrate 70 years of chinese communism but to mourn it but everyone can come up to there were may have loved has tomorrow this is an illegal notch designer are you all or will we all know there were more than a 100 arrests some of the most intense violence was on the other side of the harb

legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police said the choose date was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks' time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the postal.

. >> right now you can see the police and hong kong government trying to suppress our freedom everywherey beating upp peopl randomly and using the police. i think we need to come out to show to the hong kong government as well at beijing we are not afraid. amy: we'll speak with kevin lin, how should the u.s. left think about china. then to haiti where protests are calling for the resignation of the u.s.s.-backed president jovenel moise continue to escalate. >> people are fighting and the government isis repressing. they're on the street. need a solution to hunger and murders to the neighborhoods as we see in the cities. being on the street is a political battle. amy: we'll get an update of jacqueline charles. thisis is democracy now!, all that and more coming up. amy: welcome to democracy now!, democracy now!.org, the war and peace report. the president trump pushed for shooting migrants and for creating, a, quote, water filled trench stocked with snakes or alligators along the u.s.s.-mexico border. "the new york times" also details how trump privately proposed other radical measures to

more violent clashes have taken place between police and protesters on the streets of hong kong, withle marching despite a police ban. the pro—democracy protestors are increasingly concerned that china is seeking greater control over hong kong. officers fired tear gas and used water canon, after shops, banks and metro stations were vandalised. andy moore reports. for the 20th consecutive weekend, hong kong police have praised a battle to reclaim the streets. we have seen violence, there was a mass rally, thousands of people defying a ban on gathering and wearing masks, and they made their way through as pa rt and they made their way through as part of hong kong, kowloon, normally a busy shopping district, but today we saw petrol bombs being shown at police officers and at the police station. officers fired tear gas from the top of a building, eventually water cannon was used to clearly demonstrate as a way. the police fired really powerfuljets of blue water, and eventually the people moved away. as you can say, they still haven't reclaim to the streets tonight, the big question, what

arrested straining hong kong's legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police are said to choose day was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has pretrial corruption hearings have begun that's and now he's facing bribery fraud and breach of trust charges and 3 cases and indictments will make it harder for him to negotiate a power sharing deal after last month's inconclusive election harry fawcett reports from western. one main theme emerges from the challenges facing benjamin netanyahu both in their content and in his response the israeli prime minister's concern for what his critics call his obsession with his media coverage usually after a 3 year flood of systematic and par

in hong kong, a demonstrator was shot by police during one of the most serious clashes since unrest begann june. numerous rallies against beijing's increasing trip -- increasing grip raced across hong kong after xi jinping oversaw celebrations overseeing 70 years of communist rule in china. hong kong police say an 18-year-old man was shot during a protest and was conscious when sent to a hospital. hong kong police are defending the incident, saying the officer made a split-second decision that was lawful and reasonable. it is back to the bargaining table for the united states and north korea. a korean diplomat said they will resume nuclear talks this weekend. negotiations have been put on hold for months. pyongyang once the u.s. to drop sanctions in exchange for partial disarmament. the french billionaire and his son have signed documents setting aside $109 million toward rebuilding notre dame cathedral. groupternational luxury pledge the money shortly after the fire but the funds work product in red tape. another billionaire followed suit with a $218 million fund. global news 24 hours a

the app in the app store had been used by hong kong demonstrators to track the location of police now following pressure from china it's no longer available explaining the decision the company said it posed a security risk because it helped protesters plan attacks on police stations a claim the apps developers reject in a tweet they said we disagree with apple and the hong kong police forces claim that the h.k. map up in injures law enforcement and residents in hong kong. critics accuse it of putting business interests ahead of human rights china is a multibillion dollar market for the company about 20 percent of its turnover is generated in the country this isn't the 1st time the u.s. tech giant has taken action after falling afoul of beijing 2 years ago that removed a major v.p.n. used to get around china's internet censorship from its app store in the country prior to that it had pulled the new york times out following a request from chinese authorities. and other some of the other stories making news . german exports fell by more than analysts expected in august they decreased by

police officer pulling out a pistol and shooting the protester in the chest at close range the hong kong police force was quick to explain the officers actions in a post on social media by. a large group of protesters were attacking police officers despite warnings from the police the assailant still continued the violent attacks the police officers lives were under serious threat to save his own life and his colleagues lives he fired a live shot at the assailant 118 year old man was shot his left shoulder area was in. he was sent to the princess margaret hospital in a conscious state the police do not wish to see anyone injured in the incident it is really heartbreaking here we must again warn all rioters must stop all illegal acts police will continue to enforce the law seriously or earlier about 100000 protesters defied a police ban holding what they called a national grief march what resulted was some of the worst violence hong kong has seen this year but it was a starkly different picture in beijing their military hardware and thousands of troops paraded through chatham and square will hav

arrested straining hong kong's legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police said the choose date was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks' time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian brown al jazeera hong kong. protests are broken out in ukraine after president vladimir. said he supported an agreement that would bring elections to territory controlled by russian backed separatists until.

this is g w news live from berlin for the 1st time police use lethal force against a protester in hong kong as tens of thousands of protesters defying a ban on demonstrations on china's national day a protester has been hospitalized after being shot at close range in the chest by police that violence stark contrast to beijing show of military mind as the country marked 70 years of communist rule today president xi jinping telling his country that no power on earth can halt china's advance also coming up u.s. democrats have issued more subpoenas to trump's aides including the secretary of state as they build their case to impeach the president over that ukraine whistleblower allegation it comes as new evidence has emerged that trump pressured all straw yes prime minister for political gain. it's good to have you with us and we begin tonight with some of the most violent anti-government protests that hong kong has seen this year scores of pro-democracy demonstrators were injured in clashes with security forces today clashes which included the 1st police shooting of a protester the demonstrato

at a protester in this year's unrest well a short while ago protests later dismissed the hong kong police's assertion that the officer acted in self defense saying it was a fairy tale. if he had not defend himself he would not even be in the i.c.u. he would be in a more surely. the government should consider itself lucky that he did not die on schools. even despite the object of an unquestionable truth that the courts by multiple field reporters and the cameras the p.r. officer of the holcomb police force this year is still somehow she was enough to fabricate the whole original out of thin air. u.s. president on trial has denounced the impeachment investigating investigation against him as a coup his secretary of state has called an order for 5 a specific goals to appear before congress book bowling the chairman of 3 of the investigating house committees say any obstruction by pompei you will be considered illegal now north korea has far one missile from its east coast towards japan just hours after saying it would resume nuclear talks with the u.s. on saturday south korea and japan say the

kong. we certainly haven't seen presence of that but yes i am aware of those reports i do know that there are 6000 police that have been deployed in hong kong for this particular day that's the hong kong police force i can also report on another subject that the hong kong police are also saying that they've had acid thrown at them this is in an area. which is further away from where we are in the new territories and this sign that the protesters are up to what they're using in the devices they're trying at the police and this time we've seen images and photos of blisters and skin that's been burnt from the acid that's being used by the protesters on the police so the protesters have live long said that today is the day one of the key groups for you to view yesterday said in the face of tyranny we must battle this is the battle for our life on tuesday and we're saying that unravel as we speak or write or will leave you then on the streets of hong kong to monitor exactly what's going on in the check in with you later for now thank you very much. and it's a very different picture as you might expect on main

many protesters disagree blaming the heavy handed tactics used by hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. and earlier we talked and correspondent charlottes house until in hong kong she told us police and demonstrators were both waiting for the other to act as city dwellers feared an escalation another outbreak of violence in amongst the defiance that we've seen on the streets today there's been a real sense of trepidation despite huge numbers of people coming out onto the streets wearing their face mosques today police say yet to take major action to enforce the ban leaving many people here uncertain as to what's next today's protests have largely been peaceful as these people weigh up what's next and take stock of that ban there's a real sense that protesters and police a both waiting for the other to make the 1st move. locals meanwhile fear more violent scenes on the streets this weekend that softer number of shops seem to have preyed beijing ties with vandalize on friday night chief execu

media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago by quite. a large group of protesters were attacking police officers despite warnings from the police the assailant still continued the violent attacks the police officers lives were under serious threat to save his own life and his colleagues lives he fired a live shot at the assailant here we must again warn all rioters must stop all illegal acts police will continue to enforce the law seriously the anger of recent weeks had been building up to this day the most important date in china's political calendar this year many train stations and shopping malls were closed in the security clampdown just a few months ago hong kong was regarded as one of asia's most law abiding cities a model of good governance now all of that has been turned on its head with the police left to solve what is effectively a political problem these pro-choice in a

police in hong kong make theirfirst arrests under the new law banning protesters from wearing face masksthousands of people took to the streets, with petrol bombs being thrown by demonstrators and police using tear gas in an attempt to quell the unrest. pope francis opens a three—week synod in the vatican dedicated to countries around the amazon and the needs of indigenous peoples. among items to be discussed are controversial proposals to allow married men to become priests in a bid to boost clergy numbers, which are dwindling in the region. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week: desperate measures in hong kong, will they work? and brexit‘s man with a plan embarks on a brussels endgame. my guests today: isabel hilton of china dialogue, iain martin of the london times, greg katz of the associated press, thomas kielinger, author and veteran correspondent of die welt. thank you all forjoining me. a tale of two chinas. controlled choreography in beijing, chaos in hong kong. far from celebrating the 70th anniversary

honest some of the critics don't even treat police officers as human beings peter really appreciate the context you've given is there to the situation in hong kong for a police officer a commentator on policing issues peter thank you. u.s. democratic presidential candidate joe biden's campaign team is demanded major t.v. networks bandung terms personal lawyer from appearing on the shows the ledge is rudy giuliani spreading damaging false it's about biden the claim being it's on the behalf of the u.s. president on the scale of. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is making his rounds on america's t.v. networks now rightly or wrongly donald trump is under a lot of heat facing an impeachment inquiry and rudy giuliani intends as the president's lawyer to tell the other side of the story but the president's talking about is however there is a. lot of evidence that the ukrainians created false information people were ignoring that that biden played a role in getting these collusion allegations covered up i didn't ask him to look at the job i guess knew of the allegation of the related my client which tangentially involved joe biden in a massive b

media appears to show a policeman shooting a young protester in the chest with a pistol the hong kong police force say it was in self-defense but this was the 1st time someone had been wounded from a police bullet since the protests began almost 4 months ago today i'm set our national day is supposed to be a day to celebrate and be happy. but unfortunately some rioters choose to. do all these all these sorts of criminal damages assonance woundings assaulting police officer and their ers. behavior which more or less to a riot of fans the anger of recent weeks had been building up to this day the most important date in china's political calendar this year many train stations and shopping malls were closed in the security clampdown just a few months ago hong kong was regarded as one of asia's most law abiding cities a model of good governance now all of that has been turned on its head with the police left to solve what is effectively a political problem these pro trying to protest is also see themselves as defenders of hong kong. today's the 70 birthday of our model and i wish madeleine to hav

arrested straining hong kong's legal system almost 100 appeared in court on wednesday the head of hong kong police said the choose date was the most chaotic and violent day in recent hong kong history his words raise a serious question mark as to whether local elections due to be held in just a few weeks' time will in fact go ahead after all mainland visitors are still coming here mused by the posters insulting their leaders and political system impressions they'll take home with them adrian. still to come this half hour johnson delivers a new offer to the e.u. putting proposals to resolve the irish border problem. and friends of colleagues and colleagues of the journalist. the 1st anniversary of his murder in the saudi consulate in istanbul. hello there still some very warm weather across southern sections of australia now this machine in the forecast now making a great deal of headway they're working their way across the bite but look at these temperatures this is for thursday 27 celsius in perth there's a front just sliding by that is bringing some shadows they could what they way into by frida

police late into the night. for a 20th consecutive weekend of unrest here in hong kong, the police are really struggling to controlcanon. the protesters are not going home. the question is the one we've been asking for five months now — when does this end? how does this end? hong kong's government claims a housing crisis has unleashed this cycle of violence, but these protesters say it is their deep fear at the type of place they will be living in under greater chinese control, which means they won't be giving up. for the 20th consecutive weekend, hong kong's police have faced a battle to reclaim the streets. the headlines on bbc news: the government says it's determined to press ahead with efforts to approve boris johnson's brexit plan. a double murder investigation has begun in milton keynes after two 17—year—old boys were stabbed to death at a house party last night. kurdish—led forces in syria say they have left a strategic border town under a truce with turkey. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards. good evening. wales are through to the semifinals of the rugby world cu

now hong kong police a fired tear gas and water cannon the protesters throwing petrol bombs as thousands of pro-democracy activists rally against the battle of faiths mosques and demonstrations began 5 months ago sponsored by an extradition bill which was later shelved protests of why they're calling for more democratic rights they do in brown is in whole call with the latest. once more another tense standoff here in nathan road which is the busiest sort of face in hong kong the police have just charged down the street after reclaiming it earlier in the afternoon but the local people 7 are unhappy because the police have been firing tear gas and of course that tear gas is seeping into their homes but the police officer feel that that is a tactic they have to pursue in order to try and restore some sort of order to the streets now the protests that began on sunday was against a ban on face masks that was imposed by the government several weeks ago people in fact face fines or even arrest if they're cool wearing face masks but people to fight that ban in their tens of thousands and of cour

protesters defy the bad on face masks in hong kong again on sunday police fired tear gas in several areas in an attempt to stop attacks on shops and banks to mainland china also coming up. tunisians go to the polls to elect a new parliament it looks like more voters than ever could throw their support behind outsider candidates as dissatisfaction with mainstream parties. welcome to the program. the reports indicate the new whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge of a phone call between trump and his ukrainian counterpart a probe is being conducted into an allegation that trying to pressure ukraine's president polluting there's a lengthy to investigate trump's political rival joe biden and his son. started to give the. let's go live now to washington bureau chief. thanks for being with us to tell us what do we know about this was a lower so the whistle blower has been described as an intelligence official we don't know his or her identity about as you said this appears to be someone with 1st hand knowledge of some of the other geisha instead were outlined in the original whistleblower complai

protestors defy the ban on face masks in hong kong again on sunday police fired tear gas in several areas in an attempt to stop attacks on shops and banks links to make money. the next vice or welcome to the program. the media in the united states is reporting that a 2nd whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry of u.s. president donald trump the reports indicate the new whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge of a phone call between trump and his ukrainian counterpart a probe is being conducted into that into an allegation that pressured ukraine's president followed emirs alleges he was best to get trump's political rival joe biden joe biden's son. let's go live now to washington bureau chief. thanks for being with us to tell us what do we know about this whistleblower so the whistleblower has been this quiet senate intelligence official we don't know his or her identity about as you said this appears to be someone with the 1st hand knowledge of some of the allegations that were outlined in the original whistleblower complaint so that appears to be someone who can talk about

a massive anti beijing protest in hong kong turned ugly with a police officer firing line brown and demonstrators throwing acid to these officers. also this hour 2020 u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden's team demands news networks stop giving air time to donald trump's lawyer accusing him of spreading lies about the former vice president we asked new yorkers that we should be banned from their t.v. . giuliani should be able to speak as biden should be able to refute any any charges they try to shut out the other side everybody has the right to use. and it only sees a spike in migrant arrivals after rome overturns former interior minister decision to close ports to rescue. you're watching our to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. another huge anti beijing protest in hong kong has left at least 31 people injured after protesters clashed with police authorities used tear gas water cannon and rubber bullets to break up the crowds. oh. oh. tens of thousands are taking part in the rally called national grief protesters have built barric

news live from berlin for the 1st time police use lethal force against a protester in hong kong. tens of thousands of protesters defy a ban on demonstration on china's national day while a protester is hospitalized after being shot at close range by police. beijing shows off its military might as china mocked 17 years of communist rule president xi jinping telling his countrymen that no power on earth can hold china isn't that. class us democrats subpoena top trump aides including the secretary of state as they build a case to impeach the president of the ukraine whistleblower allegations this is new evidence emerges that was the trump pressured a straight his prime minister political guide. a map anyhow thanks for joining us we begin with some of the most violent antigovernment protests hong kong has seen this year scores of pro-democracy demonstrators have been injured in clashes with security forces which included the 1st police shooting of a protester the demonstrators were defining an official ban on protests for china's national day the violence in hong kong overshadowed car

the brutal methods employed by the police. hong kong people consequently the next day the protestors decided to extend the demonstration. however this time was not just to sit in the. lots of the straps and shut down the operations there was so many people yet it was forced to cancel all flights for the rest of the day. the. same thing happened again the next day on tuesday flights were also canceled. within the airport and contained environment no one expected by you know a lot of journalists including myself and the bats did break out we did have our gear on ourselves we had them in the press room in the airport but we weren't ready for. so i'm back at the airport and having quite quickly exe and in a place is kind of showed up at now where. they are out of their party came out and things were going to hit and from their cell it was unexpected but i think people have trying to relax that the unexpected during these protests. was. in year part. the demonstration turned up the when some travelers were tragically or even. treated badly b

used by hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not trick pony and measures are needed to and beyond rest. our correspondent charlotte's house and phil is monitoring the developments in hong kong and she sent us this update despite huge numbers of people coming out onto the streets wearing the faceoffs today police say yet to take major action to enforce the ban leaving many people here uncertain as to what's next today's protests have largely been peaceful if these people weigh up what's next and take stock of that ban there's a real sense that protesters and police a both waiting for the other to make the. locals meanwhile fear more violent scenes on the streets this weekend that off your number of shops seem to have preyed beijing toys were banned allies on friday night chief executive carrier said that is exactly why these emergency rules need to be introduced she describes hong kong as hoff paralyzed now no matter who people here blame for that that is the at least one thing everybody ca

but many protesters disagree blaming the heavy handed tactics used by hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. to iraq now and reports are coming in that at least 5 more people have been killed in clashes between police and actually government protesters after a curfew was lifted on saturday morning the fresh unrest follows days of violent protests that hit the iraqi capital and other cities this week security forces in baghdad opened fire on protesters who have been demonstrating against unemployment poor public services and corruption. shots in iraq's capital security forces reportedly fired life i mean mission directly at protesters the night before approaches to prefer spite from the violence iraq essentially the few hours of calm after this week's unrest prompted by anti-government sentiment people young and old determined to bring about change. the image that i actually am of the protesters aren't holding anything in their hands except for iraqi flags. they're calling for the most basic of

government and the hong kong police pause did not offer any objections to objects anscombe from the chinese authorities there are times authorities obviously are very sensitive about the situation in hong kong and it wants to exert pressure on a poll again to create a balanced ration of you fat and if to terence effect the chinese authorities are aware that the protestants sest for the race money through crowd funding to try to influence international public opinion shot b.p. for the downloads from being summit in. the latter half of june and they are giving it the same thing on national day again to people a fair position and to criticize china so timely is there a sense of fear about the situation in hong kong thomson in singapore coming back to you if we are in effect saying that the chinese authorities lean on either other governments and or companies from other countries how do they do it too i mean what are the specifics that they they indulge in. so i mean obviously the chinese government has multiple means for influencing the decisions made both