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internet sixteen's miss lamb abandoned the planned speech. she later gave her address via video link. dramatic moments there i'm joined now by tanya chance she's a legislative council are in hong kong and was one of the pro-democracy lawmakers disrupting kerry lamb speech thanks so much for joining us. with so much of here in hong kong for months now was your disruption inside the legislature the best way to get kerry to address your proposals for change at home . well desist a 1st day and official start all for a new less school year and after all the small things our chief executive miscarry lem still refused to positively unser out the mounts and today she was driven to live are her policy address and without solving resolving the present situation i don't think that anything can resolve or even make hold on to go forward and we have so many problems laying in front of her but she decided in order to resolve all the steam noms keep on going after looking at his policy address it's just otoh ones and without any innovative ideas so i really

and then came back in and only 3 members of the legislative council got to ask questions of carrie lamb you know most of the. block the pro democracy bloc within the legislative council they were escorted out that's because of what we saw in that video that they were very vocal when she 1st came in and it's going to be a good thing to see how she manages this moving forward you know these are the 2 1st big days if you will of this next session of the legislative council and they couldn't even go through with exactly what they were supposed to do because of this this anger directed at harry lam inside the chambers and outside the time to scott i believe has been a very violent attack on a pro-democracy activist and it's not the fast time. no it's not jimmy sharon was attacked wednesday evening in the monk cock area of here in hong kong now it was a very brutal attack the assailants they say are so 4 were using hammers he got hit in the head and we know there are reports he got hit in the knees as well he's in stable condition he's issued a couple of statements now he is a very prominent

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hero fury boils over in hong kong as its leader kerry lamb invokes colonial era emergency law. as i'm sick of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iraq's prime minister calls for a dialogue as for days of anti-government protest killer at least 35 people. turbulence over the river nile how ethiopia is ambitious dam project is angering egypt. and why new yorkers don't have to travel far to see a giant comeback. khan's leader kerry lamb is enforcing a colonial era emergency law to clamp down on anti weeks of anti-government protests that have power lies the territory of the north forbidding the use of face masks what she calls illegal rallies comes into effect on saturday but demonstrations are continuing on the streets of hong kong now entering their 19th week follows a recent increase in violence during the protests carry lamb says it will be an effective deterrent despite the use of emergency laws hong kong's chief executive says the city is not in a state of emergency home call it's not in a state of emergency and we are not claiming that hong kong is entering a s

lamb said that the theme of her policy address this year was treasure hong kong our home. but it's clear that there's a lot more work to be done before hong kong is a harmonious household it's got hardly al-jazeera. a new round of fighting has broken out between libyan government soldiers and forces loyal to the warlord honey for have to military sources have told al-jazeera that a drone but only to libya's internationally recognized government talkative have to us forces in southern tripoli libya's foreign minister has demanded that the u.n. security council include have to it sanctions list for war crimes against civilians . and one person has been killed in mozambique while police trying to disperse a crowd at a voting station after polls closed in tuesday's election ballots are now being counted or that to say they've been several incidents of vote tampering malcolm webb has more from the puter. the voting materials have been brought from the polling stations to counting centers like this one here the ballot boxes that voters had placed their ballot papers into and the

the deal are ready and we'll know either way by late wednesday hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb is calling for tolerance and open mindedness after opposition politicians shouted down her annual policy speech after 2 jailed failed excuse me attempts eventually delivered her speech through a video link haiti's president has vowed to fight corruption in his 1st press conference since protests calling for his resignation began last month demonstrators are still demanding. leave office haitians are angry about corruption inflation and. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next to stay with us. had called and cheered hong kong as leader faces more calls to step down as politicians disruptor and you will policy address can carry law and hold on to her job and what needs to be done to end 4 months of unrest this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm so hell robin hong kong's chief executive kerry lam is struggling to maintain public order there have been 4 months of antigovernment protests that have turned violent protesters have been calling on la

i mean it's treating hong kong police that town but lamb sidestepped these demands an urge people to and the protests. are they the whole we're very worried that a small number of people have escalated to a level of violence perhaps some people don't like the government's combination so we must ask what can balance a chief for hong kong and i mean can it solve our crisis or pull a spread their way from michael's urge once again for everyone to cherish the city and that hong kong return to peace like some rights activists have condoned lums address as pointless. i think you've today's most pressing concern isn't addressed along with the fact that kerry lands government has not responded to the people's 5 demands and i think this policy address because no i mean i might be but for 4 months. playing down. for the public. but he didn't. get it or i thought about it because of. that's introduce the panel on today's inside story in hong kong joining us via skype is emily lau chairperson of the international affairs committee of the democratic party welcome in london roderick y. a fellow at

these protests have been going on now for months and months and up to now hong kong's leader kerry lamb more or less seem to be taking a kind of hands off approach i mean she has had a few statements against the demonstrators but now it appears she's taking more of a firm stance with this emergency law which has been upheld by the court so what's next as far as the protesters are concerned. the government from the beginning has left it to the police to try to end these protests this has clearly not worked as we have seen an escalation from both sides since the beginning gradually. police house beam charging earlier they have been using more violence we have seen videos of corley's beating up protestors clearly violating their. powers abusing their powers and we have seen protesters getting more and more violent we are seeing petrol bombs now regularly so this is these emergency law is. something like. more of the same the government seems to be convinced that if more violence sparks more violence than more violence will probably solve the problem there has been no attempts to to meet th

shouted down by politicians hong kong's chief executive terry lamb is forced to delay policy speech. and accusations of torture in the indian administered kashmir we talked to the victims who say security forces mistreated children. this president is vowing to keep fighting in syria until all these countries goals have been this ratchet tie a bow to one who's shrugging off international pressure for an immediate cease fire and the battle on the ground goes on now the town of russell and remains the front line of the conflict gunfire and heavy artillery being heard across the city as turkish and kurdish forces battle their control diplomatic efforts to end the fighting are also intensifying intensifying u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mark pump. a traveling to turkey to push for a cease fire the u.s. delegation is due to meet the turkish president and they come armed with president drums threat of more sanctions if they're ignored that though is unlikely to us why president in an urgent address to his party he said he won't be influenced by foreign threats we won

today we're just asked pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong for them the leader of hong kong kerry lamb cannot be trusted in the here and now and they say she shouldn't be trusted with their future either gulf of berlin this is the day. long people penned a very difficult time very very tough time because this single policy address could not address. the problems in society especially those reflected in the time risk i would keep executive mrs kerry. to respond altering solve the problem. to a very free society we have freedom of speech freedom of journalists and so on all 5 months of very clear not just as far as democracy in this is an extremely complicated subject which we have to field a constitutional refined. you know i'm. capable. i mean you're shaking hong kong please step down. also coming up since we're on the subject of trust they are all democrats and they all want to be the next u.s. president last night in a televised debate they all were agreed on the one person not to be trusted. and pietschmann is the way that we establish that this man will not be permitted to break th

lamb said that the theme of her policy address this year was treasure hong kong our home. but it's clear that there's a lot more work to be done before hong kong is a harmonious household scotland al-jazeera hong kong more than 2 months after new delhi revoked the autonomy of indian administered tests where thousands of customers are still in jail among them are children as young as 9 years old some families accuse the indian government of torture and abuse which has even lead to suicide allegations denied by india's security forces but people are afraid to speak on camera because they fear a backlash osama bin jeffords has more. it's difficult to recall what happened to him for nearly 2 months in prison but after assurances that we will not reveal his identity this gets me boy opened up i always used to cry i was kept in a solitary cell with a toilet that was no roof and rain drenched me it was scary i was unable to eat or sleep i had to fold or lift my legs as the cell was very small there was snakes when i started shouting they used to come and take out the snakes but i

shouted down by lawmakers hong kong leader kerry lamb is forced to delay her annual policy speech. fully backed people you're watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also coming up. turkey pushes ahead with its syria offensive ignoring american sanctions while russia moves in to fill the void left by the u.s. retreat elizabeth warren faces multiple attacks from rivals in the latest democratic debate indicating she is a new front runner in the race to take on donald trump and anger in south korea after its football world cup qualifier in pyongyang it's great to empty stand so without live coverage. thank you very much for joining us hong kong's leader carrier has been forced to delay her annual policy speech in the legislature. politicians shouted her down twice as she left the chamber some even threw objects at her. struggling to restore public confidence and made months of untie government protests in hong kong in a pause full monks. hong kong people have had a very difficult time very very tough time how rather our chief executive mrs kerry lam refuse to respond to

copp nor lamb wants the -- conor lamb wants to take away your guns. >> boo!> they want to take away your energy. so conor lamb, right here from pittsburgh -- and, conor, whoever you are, i have no idea what you even look like. [laughter] but there's some guy named conor lamb who speaks very nicely, you know why? because you're in, like, a trump district. [cheers and applause] right? no, the president's excellent, he's doing a good job. i thought he was a republican until i found out. i thought -- [laughter] i said this guy's gotta be a republican. but he never votes with us. that's the only thing that matters, right? we don't get his vote. but we have to stop this democrat insanity, get back to work. we have to pass the usmca. and, by the way, i have to tell you something. a guy nailed sean parnell -- named sean parnell who is a fantastic military man, brilliant, got everything going. and i heard, fellas --maybe my genius congressman can tell me -- i hear that sean parnell is going to run against conor lamb. that will help the energy business a lot. [applause

lamb said that the theme of her policy address this year was treasure hong kong our home. but it's clear that there's a lot more work to be done before hong kong is a harmonious household scotland al-jazeera. just wait and now the government has returned the extreme skulls of sami people taken by the state decades ago to scientific research but as one drift with the country's indigenous community begins to hail well another is becoming more apparent poor race has more from lapland in sweden. returning the dead to their final resting place. caskets containing the skulls of their ancestors finally being given back to the sami people by the swedish state after being taken from graves in the 1950s to be picked over for research. well this gesture may heal some wounds new ones are being opened up as the government is accused of failing to properly deal with a climate crisis that threatens the sami way of life. and much of their off the wealth that sweden has has build on is build on sami grounds the 1st thing is to to to face the history of colonization what the west sweden a s

to replace her but right now you know there's really been unwavering support from beijing for kerry lamb all right thank you very much for that scott hyde and i forests in hong kong and the president to spain's cotton on your region claimed has called for an immediate end to violence that's rocked bossanova have been ongoing protests after the jailing of 9 separatist leaders. diana and fury in the heart of the city for the night you know rose that. crowd of mostly young people chanting the streets will always be. anger erupted to control some taunting the police. responded quickly as they attempted to disperse the crowds. the tension in the capital and region is at an all time high following the sentencing of 9 pro independence politicians and activists for sedition over their roles in the 2017 illegal referendum in an attempt to calm the situation spain's prime minister by their son made this appeal to the catalan leader. of the millions of people live in catalonia and they have the right to live securely and in peace with the right to their own political ideas but that is incompatible

kerry lamb was forced to put a plan b. into action having no success delivering her address here in the legislative council chambers she had to do it through a video feed the poet carried live on hong kong t.v. it was the 1st time a chief executive delivered a policy address on video and it she touched on some of the big issues the people of hong kong have been calling for improved livelihoods and more affordable housing she also addressed the deep divide in hong kong society saying that an independent committee will be set up to look into those divisions. later at a news conference lam said she tried to listen to all views something she's promised before well you. need a high in the past few months this very serious social unrest his challenge is facing the incidents of recent months i realize that being a politician i need to be always aware and understand the feelings of our people and while i also understand that the intentions are good we also need to be very tolerant and open minded. lamb said that the theme of her p

chief executive carrie lamb compas lesson haifa protests were confined to one or $200.00 guy areas but are now is all over hong kong across the territory 2nd day so far. are cases of arson going off the truck bombs but they were on the street or outside the am talk stations canady doing it inside the m.t.r. station and that can lead to serious danger i certainly. knew this was substantially venda lies mostly the public buildings in the past but now some. protesters targeted certain things or shops. forcefully people different views in the past there were just i'm some big currying or some assault but now there's lynching to resolve these matters and then finally. passed them there was just confrontation or on police officers and now there are there's not a soldier there's a use of these so weapons corrosive language snatching of suspects and smashing of police. so the police have no choice but to use their guns to try to say their own lives and then there's the nother very worrying. trend in the past in the recent protests and violent protests resealed last number of students taking pa

pro-democracy lawmakers challenging the emergency during cool she says it gives chief executive kerry lamb unlimited power to impose what she calls authoritarian measured speech this is a very very dangerous situation it's really taking away our freedoms our human rights and it's a pure violation of one country 2 systems and our basic laws so no more separation of powers even legislature is under the control of. the room the mail is now in a drive many paranoid about what could come next possibilities range from extending how long the rest of protesters can be detained for to restricting access to communication networks and the curfew measures whose reach would extend far beyond the protests on the streets with much of the was violence taking place late into the evening police the pushing for cathy in particular that many of the entertainment industry wanted that to take and even grates it's all own local businesses. and restaurants already suffering with locals and tourists alike often prefer to keep away. one industry insider tells me a curfew would put even more jobs at risk. you buy no

carry lamb is trying to use the band to keep us from coming out. she suppressing our right to express ourselves this will only push us further. sunday's peaceful marches turned ugly when their taxi driver ran into a group of protesters he was dragged from the car and beaten as another group trashed his taxi cab while well as night fell some demonstrators turned their anger on businesses with connections to mainland china and 4th pitched battles with police carey lamb has warned that the ban on face masks was only the 1st card in her hand the emergency law allows her to make any regulations whatsoever in the face of the sun wrist. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. media in the united states are reporting that a 2nd a whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry of president donald trump the reports indicate the new whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge of a phone call between trump and his ukrainian counterpart the probe is being conducted into an allegation that trump pressured ukraine to investigate a p

who reported from beijing for 15 years kerry lamb got a bag and voted friday people were wearing masks as. those pictures bad on the last failed well certainly the legislation hasn't worked as they intended it to do it's meant to send a signal at the moment she's looking around for ways to deal with this situation which is escalating she said to impose this law which is actually a colonial era $922.00. very popular and also ironic given the circumstances that she's looking around for things to do she's come up with this legislation which people are patiently ignoring and it becomes an issue now of what can she do next she still has some options obviously both but for now she's kind of stuck with this the fact that you know she they have more power but she needs to escalate things clearly again i would say and just today's court decision quite apart from the how it's perceived to empower the police in administrative terms it gives them more power we still don't have a state of emergency in hong kong we still have it there's lots of different ways of how the situation is being described

and hong kong's leader carry lamb has been shouted down for a 2nd consecutive day in the territoriesgislature opposition members protested in the chamber and called for had to step down at least 10 people were moved by security cameras trying to answer questions regarding her annual policy address well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story do stay with us. heckled and cheered hong kong's leader faces more calls to step down as politicians disrupt annual policy address can carry law and hold on to her job and what needs to be done to end 4 months of unrest this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm so hell robin hong kong's chief executive kerry lam is struggling to maintain public order there have been 4 months of antigovernment protests that have turned violent protesters have been calling on lam to resign she's refused they're hoping to move all with a new legislative agenda but it seems she's struggling to do that as well on dry ground now painting tell you that opposition politician has twice shouted down her annual policy sp

recession is on the cards for hong kong the warning comes from leader kerry lamb months of pro-democracy protests hurting business. 11 central banks says anti corruption protests could destroy the economy demonstrators say the bank is part of the problem. human rights watch says washington sanctions against tehran threaten the reins right of biomedicine. and saudi arabia opens its doors to the globe's fast growing tourist trade but is the country ready for it. i bet it will and that's your business hong kong's worst political crisis in decades is also causing economic up evil leader carolan says the city is on the brink of recession as it enters its 5th month of program ocracy protests tourist numbers have dropped and retail businesses hurt as they've been forced to shutter their doors during rallies . after 5 months of pro-democracy protests some people in hong kong are tired of the demonstrations and blocked roads the city state's divided community is on edge many were looking to carry lamb speech and shoes there to see whether she would years of the protesters demands she issued a war

protesters braved the rain showing fresh defiance against the decree hong kong chief executive terry lamb imposed the measure on friday she said it was needed to prevent more violence. moments after the high court's decision pro-democracy lawmakers said the facemask ban could set a dangerous precedent. there are extremely important constitutional implications coming out of this case because if the chief executive can use to emergency powers in this way there is nothing stopping her from using it to do other things such as prolonging the detention time and to contravene the fundamental human rights and freedom of the hong kong people you can suspend elections so i think the high court sees the importance of this case and that is why they have taken the rare move in allowing this case to go forward within the shortest period of time d.w. is mathias a boon and is monitoring developments in hong kong and joins us now with more mathias now that the court has rejected the challenge to the emergency law how are protesters likely to respond. well as you can see protesters are out and about today

in the chamber fellow make his head coach chief executive kerry lamb. all makers please be silent or you know anyone who does not say so ardently will be asked to leave the chamber will you. laugh i would use a well i don't lie on the floor don't you know fabio you. pro-democracy lawmakers projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. carry a speech did not address any of these demands at school. silenced by her critics. the disruption forced ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. european union officials have warned that significant issues remain in the way of africa to secure an agreement on the u.k.'s departure from the bloc ireland's prime minister barak carr has said he hopes any sticking points can be resolved of the course of today that would mean a member that member states have a chance to consider any deal before a crucial in you summit that starts tomorrow it's the last major r

but we're seeing behind me now but in an essence it has done have the opposite effect we saw kerry lamb hold a dialogue a couple of weeks ago with 150 people who were selected by lottery she said that's her that was her step to get in and talk to people and find out what they're feeling and see empathize with them saying that she was sad she was angry it backfired they came out even stronger after that that we saw very very strong numbers and turning violent on october 1st and china was celebrating the 75th anniversary of founding the people's republic of china so yes it's gone well beyond that bill hasn't. caught a lie firsthand in hong kong. security forces in iraq capital baghdad have opened fire on protesters the 4th day of demonstrations and pressure is mounting on the government many on the streets are driven by economic hardship the prime minister and now it's the poorest families could receive a basic wage of politicians will vote on the measure soon at least 35 people have died since the protests began on tuesday a woman other than today we have to 1st return life to normal and

carry lamb is trying to use the band to keep us from coming out. she suppressing our right to express ourselves this will only push us further idea how much i want to know as night fell things turned ugly some demonstrators turning their rage on businesses with connections to mainland china and fighting pitched battles with police to carry lamb has warned that the ban on face masks was only the 1st card in her hand the emergency law allows her to make any regulations whatsoever in the face of the sun rest. and now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world exit polls from tunisia as parliamentary election on sunday show the country's my. moderate islamist and not a party in the lead but its rivals are also claiming victory the election is seen as a bellwether for the upcoming presidential runoff between candidate and a jailed media mogul. in portugal the governing socialist party has emerged as the winner of their parliamentary elections on sunday the party is projected to get almost 40 percent of the vote but that

is going to happen next now charlotte after friday night's violence the leader of hong kong kerry lamb issued a statement what was her message. carried on there once again condemning the protesters who've been taking to the series particularly some out violent action that we saw on friday night it was her 1st statement since that ban was introduced and she was defending it essentially saying down violence on friday night just goes to show why a ban like this why these emergency powers need to be introduced now we did see a lot of violence on friday we did see protesters storming into beijing legs shops inbounds allies ing them carry lamb very strongly sending the message that that is not acceptable all right charles and charles charles in pill in hong kong for us we thank you very much for your reporting. to iraq now which has been shaken by more violent protests security forces in baghdad again opened fire on protesters who were demonstrating for a 4th day against unemployment poor public services and corruption since tuesday at least 70 people have been killed and hundreds more injur

in the chamber fellow lawmakers head coach chief executive kerry lamb. all lawmakers please be sorry and call you or anyone who does not say so i'm going to be arsed to leave the chamber will you. laugh i would choose a goal i. don't like i see him on the floor fabio you are proud to mock receive you will make his projected the slogan 5 demands not one less on the chamber's walls these include universal suffrage and an independent inquiry into police violence during demonstrations i. was carrying speech did not address any of these demands asshole. silenced by her critics. the disruption force ms lam to abandon the planned speech she later gave her address via video link. and let's go right to hong kong our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is standing by for us there hi charlotte so we have the protests on the streets of hong kong for several weeks now we're also seeing these dramatic pictures of chaos in the territories parliament how long can carry lamb really hang on as a leader. well carrie lan has always been keen to emphasize that she and au

are tough pro-democracy lawmakers shout her down and forced her to leave the podium they are urging lamb to respect the demands upon kongs protest movement also coming up is a brecht's a deal finally in sight european union and u.k. negotiators are sending mixed signals as brussels warns time is running out yet again. turkey says it will never declare a cease fire in northern syria defying calls from washington but on the ground russia says its troops are patrolling to contain the conflict. plus the fight to end the random violence against south africans when. he concedes it. in south africa look even in countries we this is a war. we are neighbors used as a tool of all. menus and. we need one woman who is working to reclaim the space where she was assaulted and her friend was killed. i'm serious someone's got to thank you for joining us for democracy lawmakers in hong kong have interrupted a major policy speech by the territory's leader kerry last she was forced out of the legislature after opponents heckled her and called on her to meet the demands of hong kong as protest movement demo

barricades around government headquarters and extra police are on patrol on the eve of carrie lamb's annual policy address hong kong remains a city under siege. as protests enter their 5th month. a new law that would have allowed to speak to criminals in hong kong to be sent to the mainland for trial triggered some of the worst violence the city's seen in half a century those demonstrations continue to write july 1st was a turning point the 22nd anniversary of the city's handover from great britain to china what started as a peaceful rally and it with protesters storming the city's ledge the council building algiers wind high was inside the chamber the night it was trashed around 2 hours ago they made the decision to storm into the building itself facing really no police resistance at that time 3 and a half months later the building is still under a pair the bill so far around $5000000.00 despite the storming of the lips of council chamber the government refused to dump the extradition bill in august the n.t. government movement changed tactics hoping to cause maximum disruption to t

emergency laws from sunday including a ban on face masks at protests rallies chief executive carrie lamb says they are needed to restore order the government's been unable to stop 4 months of increasingly violent demonstrations the chief executive in council decided at a special meeting this morning to invoke the power under the emergency regulations ordinance and make a new regulation in the name of. face covering regulation which is essentially an empty mask law although the ordinance carries the title emergency home call it's not in a state of emergency. and security forces in iraq's capital baghdad have opened fire on protesters they were defying a curfew that came into force on thursday morning 35 people have died in demonstrations across the country this week. democrats in the us are accusing president donald trump of breaching his oath of office after asking ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden trump has now called on china to do the same. a state of emergency has been declared in ecuador as protesters block roads nationwide because of rising petrol prices a sudden

kerry lamb is expected to an act an emergency law that will allow authorities to ban face masks at rallies or testers where those masks to conceal their identities and shield themselves from tear gas and will hold a special executive council meeting on friday to discuss the ban and other tough measures under a clonal era emergency law meanwhile an 18 year old student shot and injured by police during a protest has been charged with rioting and assaulting 2 officers sir clarke has more from the court or that student was charged. the itin year old high school student who was shot with a live bullet during demonstrations by a police officer has now been charged with a number of offenses including rioting arson and assaulting a police officer that he wasn't able to appear in thursday's court hearing it was shot in court simply because he's still in hospital in stable condition he was one of the group of 7 cases that were heard at the shot in court but only 4 of those people were able to attend because of the injuries now a couple 100 people gathered at that court to show their support for the

address it was 90 minutes on the clock but it was a really 90 minutes of interaction between kerry lamb and the members of the council that's because she was interrupted twice as you mentioned she was drowned out by legislative council members drowning her out of the pro-democracy members chanting slogans of the protesters as you mentioned at least several were dragged out we counted over 10 were escorted out of the chamber because of their protests she was able to answer some of the questions but before a lot of what she said in those answers to the questions yes about the current. social unrest yes about the future plans really stuck to what she said on wednesday in her policy address so really no new information but at least she had some interaction i'm initially with with these protests inside the chamber we thought that she was going to get a word in edgewise it appeared because these 2 delays but she was able to get to the podium return to the podium and answer some of the questions but again they kept it to the 90 minutes so she probably only spoke only interacted i would say may

. >> reporter: for rob lamb, the owner of the pearl lamb restaurant, the latest power shutoff may prove to be a setback he can't survive. closed since friday, lamb says the outage has costed him $40,000 and counting. >> i just have given up. literally, to me, we're shut down. we're closed. we're not doing any business. we're not going to do any business until the power turns back on. >> what do we have in there? >> these are some of the items that we could try to save. >> lamb rented a generator to keep his perishables cold and he's continuing to pay his 20 employees. but faced with the prospect of more days without power -- >> the real concern is my staff. going five days. these are hard working people. they got to pay rent coming up. >> in lafayette, it's a giant generator that's keeping the perishables on the shelves and the store open for residents. growing weary of another public safety power shutoff. >> if you don't have a plan, you should. this is a reality. it doesn't last hopefully. it's not every year. >> i know people have lost property up in sonoma. with fires that broke out

hong kong with a colonial era emergency ordinance regulations were last used in 1967 and give kerri lamb sweeping powers the law allows hong kong's chief executive to enact any regulations whatsoever in the case of an emergency or public danger anyone in breach of the mosque ban could face up to a year in jail and a fine of just over $3000.00 u.s. dollars defying a police order to remove the mosque could also lead to jail time and her lung is a china affairs analyst he joins us now live from hong kong via skype good to have you with us the government's overreaching here isn't it this surely is the the road to authoritarianism. but let's face it put it in the political context the n t mosque a lot more actually is being introduced by number 'd of once nations including many states in the united states carrier 'd and germany france spain so it's nothing new as far as the western societies but hong kong is very different. these laws are there on the statute books gathering dust but now the whole i was descending into a state of anarchy as you could see not from today because the days or the

isn't acting emergency laws that include a ban on face bosc a protest rallies chief executive kerry lamb has been unable to stop 4 months of increasingly violent demonstrations against how hong kong is run. hong kong is not in a state of emergency and we are not proclaiming that hong kong is entering a state of emergency but we are indeed in an ok sion of serious danger which is a state a condition in emergency regulations ordinance by the chief executive council to exercise certain powers and i would say that we are now in rather extensive and serious public danger ukraine's new top prosecutor is to review a criminal case involving a gas company which had the son of the former us vice president joe biden as a board member democrats of released text messages revealing how u.s. officials discussed pressuring ukraine's president to announce an investigation into buy and hundreds of facebook and instagram pages have been removed from what's being what the tech giant says a fake accounts facebook says they ran misinformation campaigns most supported the u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt were cri

thousands defied the ban on face masks to march through the city in heavy rain chief executive kerry lamb band facial coverings in the hopes of calming for months of anti-government demonstrations more of that and all our other stories on the al-jazeera news hour i will have that in just under half an hour stay with us though prison lives continues next thanks for watching. listen they released you should leave the building is going. to be able. to use them it was sure that it was going to close before this and it is nothing against it in general you're going to. screw this into those things more. normal that the store bought the should leave these public yelled at the. sheriff since we didn't even use reason to going to examine it's the things in there and again and the pressure off had. mysteriously cut. the last 4 times must be tempted to count. the 30 years yes it was in my home maybe a few musicians who need. help. but still be strong that's. monica going to do something stupid in the gift because of the wounds of his. luge which engine yes it was just a missed the. chinese to respon

lamb said that the theme of her policy address this year was treasure hong kong our home. but it's clear that there's a lot more work to be done before hong kong is a harmonious household scotland al-jazeera hong kong we're going to look at the weather now where in europe it's trying to change too often wrong. it is trying these things never goes smoothly we have already wiped out all the thirty's there's a lot of sunshine in the east which empties not reach the city mark but normally when you do that when you try and drop temps you do it by bringing frontal systems near landing and this sort of things happen you know about 36 hours ago this was sudden france a tornado spun off a thunderstorm thunderstorm was caused by a cold front our front was there from the atlantic so quite significant damage can be done and surprised me too and i did anyway do significant damage now there's no more that in the immediate future in fact that whole frontal system has moved on to some degree but the driving force for all this is a lot further writers are just saving it to more or less the