leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! leung tin-kei! [cheering and applause] [speaking cantonese] [crowd chanting] man: each ofof you with yoyour e you give edward a bullet. where are the bullets? you guys have got the bullets. hold his machinegun and fight in the legislative council for us hong kongers. long live hong kong! long live hong kong! benjamin: he doesn't have any trust in the communist party and the hong kong government. he's saying to regain hong kong, and the younger generation is going to battle with the older generation in fighting for democracy but also authority and citizens, the protestor and the police. [indistinct chatter] [shouting in cantonese] [shouting] airin: i was shocked when i saw the news at home. i was like, "what?" i didn't imagine that hongng kong peopople could do sh viviolent thin o on the strereet like burning stufff, throwing bricks, attacack the police becauause it's susuch a big cont to umbrerella prototest. it was rereally peaceful, but that t n, it was r really viole

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wing ho leung, paizong zhang -- pai zhee woo, sarah won. dean eato taylor. linda clayton, dale gillman -- >> while we have a moment and you're reading off the names, i've never had an opportunity to thank my former colleague senator quinnton cobb for his record and what an honorable record it was to serve with you. >> clerk: lucy lynn. cora -- we have some people. >> chair heinicke: what is your name? >> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environ

with me here in hong kong are two protest organisers isaac cheng and bonnie leung.rning. firstly, ifi thank you so much forjoining us this morning. firstly, if i could start off with you. police decided not to give permission for the marchers to go ahead today. what is your plan? this is already the third time of us not having a permit, and it is very clear when the safety valve is closed, people cannot legally and peacefully march on the streets, people will feel the need to escalate their actions and that is not good for hong kong, not good for protesters, and not good for hong kong police force so we are very disappointed about this decision. 0ur very disappointed about this decision. our plan is, really we have no plan because we want to create a safe zone for people to legally, peacefully march on the streets but that is now not possible because police now have excuses to crack people down, so to the responsible organiser, we have to cancel our march, but there are many plans ina cancel our march, but there are many plans in a civil society that people will sti

go home if that's happened well why not but we are not saying that's happening any time soon tony leung thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera just one other footnote to out here during we have been told now that the chairman of cathay pacific john slow so has resigned so another corporate scope with cathay pacific remember in just the past 2 weeks the chief executive and his. deputy have been forced to resign that seems to me that that is the price that cathay pacific is going to have to pay for doing business in china because of course beijing has accused cathay pacific of not doing enough to speak out against the protests saying that some of that stuff the taken part in some of those anti extradition demonstrations back to you during a dream thank you south africa's president has condemned the recent attacks on foreign owned businesses of these the 100 people have been arrested or i'm a toss up has more from johannesburg. police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg it's been like this since sunday some of t