many thanks indeed, gavin lee in mallorca.d there, demanding people boycott companies that they say are ‘pro—beijing'. our correspondent stephen mcdonell is in sha tin and joins us now live. stephen, i see you have the mask on to stop the effects of tear gas. i know that has often been fired at the demonstrations. give us a sense of what is going on there now. so, we have just been pushed of what is going on there now. so, we havejust been pushed out of what is going on there now. so, we have just been pushed out along with everyone else out of the shopping centre, the riot police are gathering here, they have been chasing activists through the streets here, you can see that those in the darker clothes, the so—called ra ptor in the darker clothes, the so—called raptor units, they are the serious riot police, they are charging into that area, because they have got word that there are some protesters inside, with the hope of grabbing them. i'm going to possibly take my mask off because they seem to have... if we walk down the st

los del patio de enfrente visitaron a mallorca, con muchísima fortuna la joya portuguesa logró el doscuentro. el manchester united sufrió en el estadio de los sueños, los jugadores de 17 y 15 enviaron el juego a penales. >> les dije que habían tres finales para los quakes, el primero es esta noche contra philadelphia, luego van a jugar el domingo el segundo de la conferencia del oeste, y el último y más importante va a ser en portland, buscando el último boleto a la postemporada, la incógnita es cuánto van a aceptar las ausencias. >> (música). >> en méxico hay una tienda donde la gente puede cambiar su basura por comida. >> agentes de la patrulla fronteriza arrestaron a tres miembros de pandillas en diferentes puntos del valle de río grande. >> problemas >> regresamos en dos minutos. >> quédese con nosotros, que ya regresamos. >> (música). >> (música). >> este es su noticiero telemundo48 a las 5:30. >> buenas tardes. >> muchísimas gracias por acompañarnos. >> en new jersey una maestra del distrito escolar podría estar en problemas por publicar un comentario racista en redes sociales.

destino cientos de turistas hacÍan colas para poder volver a sus paÍses solamente que el aeropuerto de mallorcauedas dice que estÁ muy ansiosa porque le duele mucho las piernas mi t mientras que esta pareja termiÓo con su luna de miel arruinada . >>> nos casamos en julio llevamos dos meses estamos realmente destruidos. la s situaciÓn financiera de la compaÑÍa mÁs antigua del mundo era delicada. directores ejec ejecutivos se disculpÓ pÚblicamente. me resulta prof d profundamente angustiante que no haya sido posible salvar una de las empresas mÁs queridas. el colapso el inventor del paquete todo incluido afecta a hoteles, aerolÍneas, proveedores y 19 millones de turistas al aÑo. y deja sin empleo a 22,000 personas en distintas partes del mundo. las autoridades del reino unido dieron una operaciÓn de la cual han categorizado la cual se llevarÁ a cabo en cuanto las prÓximas dos semanas. es todo lo que tengo por ahora. telemundo >>> quÉ gran contratiempo y el estrÉs, porque todas las personassÍ se vieron un poco contarÉ Áreas. >>> ellos sabÍan que este proceso venÍa por quÉ seguÍa vendiendo esos paq

they're going to get home. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee has been speaking to holiday—makers in mallorcaas cook, butjust the beginning for thousands of passengers now trying to get home from majorca. british support teams have been specially flown in from the civil aviation authority and the foreign office to offer reassurance but can't offer an easy solution on how to get back to the uk. we're going to birmingham, which is a bit of a kick, but we are going to get home, so it's not the end of the world. where's home? glasgow. glasgow, so a seven—hour drive up the m6 probably. there is another concern — not just for the thousands of thomas cook travellers here due to fly back in the next two weeks, but also for those reliant on the money from thomas cook's once reliable income. well, this is the main thomas cook—run hotel in parma, and we're being told by staff that everything's 0k, but the management won't speak to us, and if you look, they've got security here for the first time. they're quite nervous. this is one of a number of hotels that we understand are waiting still to be paid in

they're going to get home. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee has been speaking to holiday makers in mallorcak, butjust the beginning for thousands of passengers now trying to get home from majorca. british support teams have been specially flown in from the civil aviation authority and the foreign office, to offer reassurance, but can't offer an easy solution on how to get back to the uk. we're going to birmingham, which is a bit of a kick, but we are going to get home, so it's not the end of the world. where's home? glasgow. glasgow, so a seven—hour drive up the m6 probably. there is another concern — not just for the thousands of thomas cook travellers here due to fly back in the next two weeks, but also for those reliant on the money from thomas cook's once reliable income. well, this is the main thomas cook run hotel in palma, and we're being told by staff that everything's 0k, but the management won't speak to us, and if you look, they've got security here for the first time. they're quite nervous. this is one of a number of hotels that we understand are waiting still to be paid in arre

this check—in in mallorca on to a flight organized by the government.s cook bookings. last night, staff demanded that guests who'd already paid for their entire holiday, cover the unpaid bills. caught up in it all, graham and claire. it wasn't a pleasant scene. so there was a bit of aggression from one of the reception staff demanding the money. 0bviously they're quite worried about not being paid themselves. the same story at this hotel in la nza rote. thomas cook staff, out of a job, tried to help, but some guests were forced to leave. at least one customer paid up. he'll have to claim back the £1,500. really surprised and shocked. i think everybody is really, certainly that people have actually had to leave the hotel. i've just been at the reception just before this call and the reception desk was full of people and there was actually a security guard there as well. when the company went bust, its operation ground to a halt. the crews who flew these planes home one final time on sunday night, now looking for work. a pretty bad situation for everyone

wait to find out how and when they'll get home. 0ur europe correspondent gavin lee is in palma, mallorca destinations. holiday over, now the problems start for passengers arriving at palma airport, unsure of how they'll get home. the yellow—jacketed civil aviation authority and foreign office staff man the isles to offer reassurance but can't offer an easy solution of how to get back to the uk. well, this is 0peration matterhorn in action on the ground at palma airport. what we're being told is that 1,500 uk passengers are trying to get back today. they will be returning today, we're told, not necessarily to the airport they flew out from. we've been told so far, as far as we know, we're going to manchester at 7:40pm this evening, so we've got quite a long day ahead of us. we're going to birmingham, which is a bit of a kick, but were going to get home, so it's not the end of world. where is home? glasgow. we understand now we are flying to manchester at 7:40pm tonight and then there's a bus to newcastle. they've told us we are going to birmingham and then a coach trip for six hours from

competition online, they are saying brexit is an issue so sad to see them -- rob: seeing video from mallorcast their money, though. >> that time of year we are talk about seasonal hiring. >> target doing a big push to hire for the holidays, hiring 130,000 people, the vast majority, 125,000, those would be people in stores, the other will be -- the others will be working in their distribution centers, they have a number of hiring events coming october 11th through the 13th and november second through the third, you go in and talk to the people at target and try and get one of the jobs, the jobs start at $13 an hour and you also get 10% of a discount online and in stores which could definitely help out during the holidays. jillian: yeah. rob: 10%, that's it. >> that is it. maybe if you get hired full time that does bump up a little bit. jillian: rob always wants more. elizabeth warren took the lead in poll as both campaign in hawkeye state. rob: democrats ready to go all in on warren and pretty far-left agenda, we have a panel on deck to debate that coming up next. n't give them that chance. f

we will go on holiday in mallorca. the middle east after additional military aid was sent to saudi arabia. doubts remain over how fast saudi arabia will be able to restore loss output. joining us from london is bloomberg's iran reporter. you make us smarter about some of the zeitgeist in iran overall. we are expecting president trump to give a speech at the u.n. tomorrow, iran left, right and center. whether the iran foreign minister and president will walk out? reporter: i haven't got any information on what their response will be. we know that president rouhani left a few hours ago from tehran to go to new york. he left with a much smaller entourage than normal because most of his staff, all of his deputies, i think a large number of the traveling press corps from iran were denied visas by the u.s. government, according to iranian news reports. with a fargoing smaller team this year, and he is obviously speaking thursday. i'm not sure what the reaction will be, whether they will even be in the chamber. we will have t

for developments later tonight. 0ur europe correspondent, gavin lee, is in palma on the island of mallorcaon thomas cook holidays. this is the situation in palma airport in majorca, all of these coaches here are for thomas cook and we have just witnessed the last flight we have just witnessed the last flight of the day. people going to glasgow, we may be able to catch a quick word with people before they depart, a quick look for the bbc. you have come from glasgow today? lu yes. how are you feeling, considering they are in a precarious situation? we just have to wait and see what will happen. how is it affected your holiday so far? you decide to take it like it goes. when are you due back? next sunday. believed just keep looking at the news or are you going to try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it? willjust try to forget about it. relatively stressful holiday depending on what happens next few days. a quick word with you as well. how are you feeling about this last flight? give mike where you from, gloria? poland. . i'mjust going mike where

our europe reporter gavin lee is in palma in mallorca, where passengers have been trying to get homeing to holiday—makers who have had requests from the hotels where they are staying to pay extra. is that continuing? well, there are a number of hotels on this island that have asked for money in the past two days from holiday—makers. here is the picture. the association for tourism in spain say they are losing or have lost 200 million euros, an estimate of all those hotels waiting for money for the summer period and the hotels are ina panic the summer period and the hotels are in a panic situation, contacting tourist federations, working out from business associations, what can we do? we are starting to see the drip feed of the panic being pushed onto the customers. what the civil aviation authority are saying is you shouldn't be paying, you won't get your money back, they have no right to make you pay twice for this. let me give you a sense of the backdrop. this is a tiny pocket of majorca on the eastern side, a big part of the lifeblood of the economy. the hotels, excursions, coach

for developments later tonight. 0ur europe correspondent, gavin lee, is in palma on the island of mallorca thomas cook holidays. well, this is the situation in palma airport in majorca. all of these coaches here are for thomas cook package holidays, and we've just witnessed what is the last flight of the day, people going to glasgow. we may be able to catch a quick word with people before they depart, potentially the last flight. excuse me, a quick word with the bbc. you have come from glasgow today. you could be on the last flight of the day, potentially, who knows, with the company, how are you feeling given that thomas cook is in a pretty precarious situation? yeah, it is kind of worrying, but there is nothing we can do about it. how has it affected your holiday so far? i mean, you'vejust got here. we just have to take it like it goes. when are you due back? next sunday, a week. will you be looking at your phones, looking at the news, orjust forgetting about it and have a holiday? we'll try to forget about it and just have a holiday, see how it goes. yeah? have you been with thomas cook

gavin lee, bbc news, mallorca.s cook customers after the firm collapsed. the details are on your screen now, customers can go to www.thomascook. caa. co. uk. and there's a 2k hour helpline. the number is 0300 303 2800. have a look at that website address and makea have a look at that website address and make a note of the number. if you need to call. let's talk about the labour conference. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn is facing a rebellion revolt over his brexit strategy, as members prepare to choose between two competing stances. they will decide whether labour should explicitly back remain in any future referendum or adopt mr corbyn's stance of staying neutral until a later date. in the next few minutes sir keir starmer, shadow brexit secretary, is due to speak and then the voting will take place. we will be there for sir keir starmer‘s speech because it will be a very important contribution to the pa rty‘s a very important contribution to the party's debate on this and he will set out his ground, i'm sure. bef

gavin lee is in mallorca.e are, as well as thomas cook affiliated hotels, thomas cook hotels on this island and the rest of the balearics and the canaries too, and they are usually paid in arrears, sometimes six or nine weeks behind and they haven't been paid yet. so now they have to deal with customers still caring for on behalf of thomas cook which have collapsed, there is anxiety that some of those may not be able to run that much longer. and here, well, the spanish politicians are saying this is the biggest single tourism crisis to affect spain, 3.6 million passengers a year on thomas cook bookings alone. 3.2 million to the balearics and canaries. that is going to have a huge ripple effect, notjust in the uk, and elsewhere in europe, but especially here in spain. this story is also playing out in china, where thomas cook's biggest shareholder fosun international is based. the company had been leading efforts to rescue thomas cook from bankruptcy — and last month hammered out a deal worth a staggering £900