it's a threat that has france on high alert president mark hong called a crisis meeting in paris before departing for nice. the french president has angered many in the muslim world by refusing to condemn cartoons of the prophet mohammad. it's a long standing debate in france reignited by the murder of school teacher samuel patty earlier this month he was beheaded after showing cartoons of mohammed in a class on free speech now france has 3 more reasons to mourn the national assembly held a minute's silence for the victims those in power to face some uncomfortable questions in the days ahead. many in this tricky secular country may ask if the efficient approach is to write one and whether they should fear more lone wolf attacks or far as he's have raised the terror and to its maximum. let's get you more now where catherine fielder is a reporter in paris katherine has any more information been released by the authorities we know pretty much the timeline of what happened this morning it was just before 9 o'clock in the morning when the churchwarden opened the church up he does again 3 mor

the proof of the goodness the 1st is that it's a threat that has france on high alert president mark hong kong a crisis meeting in paris before departing for nice. the french president has angered many in the muslim world by refusing to condemn cartoons of the prophet mohammed. was. it's a long standing debate in france reignited by the murder of school teachers some who had patti earlier this month he was beheaded after showing cartoons of mohammed in a class on free speech now france has 3 more reasons to mourn the national assembly held a minute's silence for the victims those in power face among comfortable questions in the days ahead many in this strictly secular country may ask if the official approach is the right one and whether they should fear more lone wolf attacks or thought he's have raised the terror alert level to its maximum. are going to cross over an hour to repairs to catherine fielder she is a reporter there catherine you have any new information about the attack from the authorities and especially regarding the motive. you know we still don't have any more information

we'll be bringing you up to date on this story as we get further details now officials in hong kong are marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china at a flag raising ceremony chief executive carrie lamb hailed her city's quote return to peace unquote she credited hong kong's strict new security long post by china with helping cautious massive pro-democracy protests that attests to relations with beijing despite a crackdown protesters took to the streets but a much lower numbers compared previous years after authorities banned a protest march admit a growing crackdown on dissent. while the state also marks a year since the protests took a dramatic turn when police 1st used live rounds on protesters our correspondent phoebe kong met 2 of the victims. and so at the protests today the 1st in hometowns antigovernment demonstration and the city's history and the chinese through a life changing moment for the 18 year old student. he was shot in the chest during a protest on chinese national day last october well that's shot by the police nearly took his life as he wa

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us officials in hong kong are marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china at a flag raising ceremony chief executive kerry last hailed her city's quote return to peace unquote she credited hong kong's strict new security law imposed by beijing with helping massive pro-democracy protests that have tested relations with china despite the crackdown protesters took to the streets but in much lower numbers compared to previous years after authorities by. and a protest march amid growing crackdown on just. more we're joined now by t.v. tong who is in hong kong and covering this story phebe for us good to see you what are things looking like on the ground in hong kong today. from now standing out of one of the busiest shopping district in downtown hong kong where people came here to enjoy the 1st day of a long weekend but also there have been calls all lie to try to all the nice one of the biggest mobs and i protest in recent months because today the national chinese national day and it's a tradition ok to protest

as hong kong marks china's national day police arrest dozens of times the government protesters chief executive terry lamb house a return to stability crediting a strict new security law imposed by beijing. and the winners of what's often called the alternative nobel prize are not simply take a look at almost full activism by this year's white livelihood. and in soccer yet another trophy for buying munich this time dog month so when the german super cup. out his welcome to the program european commission president also on the line says the e.u. has begun legal action against the u.k. government of prime minister boris johnson for violations of the brig's it withdrawal agreements she made the announcement earlier in brussels let's hear what she had to say. this draft bill is by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the withdrawal agreement moreover if adopted as it is it will be in full contradiction to the particle of ireland northern island. the deadline lapsed yesterday. problematic provisions have not been removed therefore this morning the commissio

after beijing imposed that security law on the territory national day marks the founding of the people's republic of china in 1949 hong kong marked the anniversary with a flag raising ceremony on the shores of its victoria harbor chief executive kerry lam was among those attending she condemns countries that have criticized the new security law and said it would be implemented with its hesitation. well let's join our reporter sarah clarke she is live for us from the streets of hong kong. lots of police where you are not so many protesters. where are they what was planned to be a march that organized by the big group which is called the civil human rights front this is the organization pro-democracy group that of the last year or so has hosted some of the big big marches we're saying we've had up to 12000000 people march from here in the course i buy into central hong kong of course this year police tonight they request to march and as a result we've seen a huge police presence here today this afternoon at the starting point of where that rally was planned to go as a deterrent to try and stop anyone from gathering here

at least 60 people have been detained a protest marking china's national day in hong kong there's a ban on mass protest due to covert 19. ok let's go back to the breaking news story now on the e.u.'s plans to launch court action against the u.k. julio hertz is an european policy specialist he's joining us by skype from london good to have you with us this move by the e.u. wasn't exactly unexpected because about 3 weeks ago there was warning that it was going to do this nevertheless even though the u.k. government must have known it was coming it is going to put additional pressure on the u.k. government is not. yes it's going to put additional pressure on the u.k. government but also on the negotiations in general as we've seen recently the u.k. government is necessary listening to it european counterparts and is using these opportunities to play domestic politics and pretender standing up to the big bad european bully when i was in along the lane made his statement what he did not do of course was going to details about what the eventual punishment could be to the new king for doing th

after beijing imposed its security law on the territory national day marks the finding of the people's republic of china in 1949 hong kong marked the anniversary with a flag raising ceremony on the shores of victoria harbor chief executive kerry was among those attending she condemned countries that have criticised the new security law and said it would be implemented without hesitation. so you 1000000 people funds he said no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the authorities in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i and my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety. it in britain has the latest from hong kong. they have been flooding the streets with offices all afternoon because a few days ago they rejected an application by a group to hold a protest today site citing covert 90 as well as the potent

executive caroline hailed the beijing strict security law for bringing peace to the territory hong kong marks the anniversary with a flag raising ceremony on the shores of victoria harbor chief executive caroline was among those attending and she condemned countries that have criticized the new security law and said it would be implemented without hesitation most people find no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the authorities in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i and my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety. edgin brown has the latest from hong kong. they have been flooding the street with offices all afternoon because a few days ago they rejected an application by a group to hold a protest today site citing coded 90 as well as the potential for violence but in the d

punishes anyone suspected of what's considered subversion or collusion with foreign forces but hong kong marks national day with a flag raising ceremony on the shores of victoria harbor chief executive kerry lam was among those attending she condemned countries that have criticized the new security alone and said it would be implemented without hesitation so you molen poll finds no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against your dorothy's in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i and my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety. well it says speak live no to sarah clark she joins us from hong kong siri you're on the streets right now there is quite a lot of police in the pictures we're seeing but not so many protests. that we've seen a huge police presence where we are and this is wher

the occasions marked with a week long holiday sarah clarke is in hong kong with more on how the national security law is affecting demonstrations this year. it's had a huge impact on the protests in hong kong china introduced that national security legislation on july 1st since then we've only seen about 30 arrests under that new legislation but those people who have been arrested are some of the more high profile pro-democracy leaders now that legislation was clearly introduced to deter those protests as it has had a huge result it's targeting those who promote the act that's decision foreign interference and anyone promoting anti mainland sentiment and those who do get charged could face penalties of up to life in prison so police have also denied the approval of all protests and recent months and particularly since july 1st of the very few demonstrations taking part at the last little while but there's a huge proper place presence in hong kong on those and of course those national security though it looms over today's celebrations. indian police are being accused of creating the body

a flag raising ceremony was held on the shores of hong kong's victoria harbor to mark china's nationalday chief executive kerry was among those attending she said the new security law would be implemented without any hesitation so you don't pull funds she said no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the authorities in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i in my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety. to the united states largest airlines are all skin thousands of employees to go on leave as politicians struggle to agree on a new coronavirus relief bill you know it's furloughing more than 13000 staff and american airlines some $19000.00 indian police are being accused of creating the body of a teenage girl against her family's wishes the 19 year old died after she was

hong kong took effect in june. demonstrators typically take place to mark the day, but they have been banned with police citing theeed to conquer the coronavirus. but people on social media are still calling for rallies. about 6,000 officers are being deployed in case pro-democracy protesters take to the streets. barricades were erected around a venue where government officials were said to mark the anniversary. >>> meanwhile, criticism is mounting over the handling of 12 hong kong activists detained on suspicion of trying to smuggle themselves to taiwan. families say they haven't received any information since their loved ones were transported to a detention center. they also say the 12 have been denied access to lawyers. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo said in a statement that his country is deeply concerned. >>> clashes between azerbaijani and armenian forces continued for a fourth straight day on wednesday over their disputed region. azerbaijani troops stepped up their offensive in the northern part of the area. the area lies in western azerbaijan but is populated by armenians. armenian forces posted photo

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flag raising ceremony has been held on the shores of hong kong's victoria harbor chief executive was among those attending china's national days marked with a week long holiday during which tens of millions of people travel. let's cross to all chorus from sarah claire clark who is live for us in hong kong sara so last year protests turned quite violent are we expecting something similar this year. look we're not yet we don't know quite yet we've seen one small protest this morning which you mentioned that was held at the official flag raising ceremony that's the annual event to that's hosted by hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb and attended by her executive council as was a as well as other former chief executives and it was a small protest it's finished now and that flag raising ceremony has also come to an end then during her speech kerry lamb said when she praised china in that speech she thanks the mainland for always being there and for promoting hong kong's prosperity but we do have a huge police presence here in hong kong on thursday as the celebrations continue throughout the day to mark china's national day there are $

hong kong has marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china with a flag raising ceremony attended by the city's chief executive kerry lam some pro-democracy activists protested in the streets in much lower numbers compared to previous years after all 14 is banned the protest march amid growing crackdown on dissent. or thorazine bellerose have suspended the country's main independent news website for 3 months to buy its coverage of more than 7 weeks of protests against the government frequently went viral the outlet says it intends to continue operating. formalities c.e.o. rupert stark has become the 1st auto boss boss to go on trial over the diesel gate scandal and 3 other defendants appeared in a munich courtroom on wednesday 5 years after parent company false flag and admitted to the scam they face charges of fraud falsifying documents and false advertising. here in germany chancellor angela merkel has warned of a tough winter ahead she's announced new coronavirus measures aimed at avoiding a 2nd nationwide lockdown but the pandemic has already put the

a flag raising ceremony has been held on the shores of hong kong's victoria harbor to mark china's nationalday chief executive kerry was among those attending she said the new security law will be implemented without any hesitation so you know we don't pull funds he said no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the authorities in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i in my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety sarah clarke is in hong kong with more on how the national security law is affecting demonstrations this year. it's had a huge impact on the protests in hong kong china introduced that national security legislation on july 1st since then we've only seen about 30 arrests under that new legislation but those people who have been arrested are some of the more high profi

mark joins us now from hong kong.aid that china essentially has time on its hands in terms of performing , policymaking is centralized and they have greater control and demographics at this point still in their favor as well. how does that work out postelection? you say he nor team loop versus team red. mark: that's right, good morning. america has been positioning itself as us, or the u.s., versus them. that's how they are addressing the rest of the world. you're either with america are you are with china. in that sense, this kind of u.s. foreign policy, this is prior to the election, very much will continue whoever wins, democrats or republicans will become team blue and china will be team red. therefore we will have a lot of ongoing struggles because you're either europe or australia. you've got politics, and u.s. are importing any of our raw materials, the u.s. are sending tourists and students. so china has the economic argument for why you should be with them and america has an argument about how they are evil,

raising ceremony has been held on the shores of hong kong's victoria harbor chief executive caroline was among those attending china's national day is marked with a week long holiday. of course now to sarah clarke who joins us now live from hong kong sarah over the is many people in hong kong have used the national day in china to take to the streets but this year tensions could be even higher. look we do expect today to be a different story we've got the flag raising ceremony it's just begun in the last half an hour or so and that's happening about 100 meters from here in from the convention center at the bahamian square and it's an annual event hosted by cary lamb but we do have a number of security concerns have been raised by the government we have 6000 police have been deployed on thursday as these events start rolling on through the day tomorrow china's national dinner they this whole area where we are has been cordoned off as a result with regards to carry them hosting the event behind us and a number of official dignitaries now this particular day last year we saw huge citywide demonstrations we had chaotic scenes as we had police

at least 80 people have been detained in hong kong after defying a ban on protests the rest came during china's national day holiday which marks the founding of the people's republic 71 years ago agent brown has more now from hong kong. under the shadow of covert 19 and deepening concerns over a new security law this was a subdued national day for many people here but at a ceremony attended by hong kong's political elite the territories leader kerry lamb said the legislation had brought stability or hey sam like over the past 3 months the plain truth is and it is obvious to see that stability has been restored to society while national security has been safeguarded under people can continue to enjoy their basic rights and freedoms in accordance with the law. some not on the guest list try to stage a demonstration outside the venue. a protest that was quickly extinguished by police. on a day when they were braced for trouble riot officers sealed off a busy shopping area ready to act quickly to stamp out any signs of unrest they'd earlier denied permission for a march citing covert 19 and the potential for violence you cannot ha

hong kong saw street battles across the city. this 19-year-old was shot in a street battle with the police. his shooting markedew escalation in the violenceip tht d the city. the police said he was the aggressor. he wears the scars on his chest. >> i feel hong kong hasom b a battlefield. it is war. the people fighting for fedom an equality are trying to compete with the authorities. the war was not initiated by the protesters. and now they even escalate their esppression and further rict our freedom. i think it is a war initiated by the government. >> they are justoo of more than 10,000 protesters arrested. authorities say they must face up to be consequences of vio nt the new national security law has upped the risk of taking to the streets. the division remains. laura: the brutal crackdown on the youth of hong kong. the nobel peace prize has been awarded toor the food program. the largest aid agency. for its role inompacting under --ombating hunger. the oanizer said the news caught him unaware which is why he's delighted. >> it's amazing. i am thrilled on behalf of allnd of our employees partners. literally

at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of defying a ban on gatherings being called online for protests to mark china's national day there's a ban on mass gatherings because of the pandemic chief executive carrier hailed the beijing's strict security law for bringing peace to the territory. no matter how severe some foreign governments holding double standards are going to level unjustified accusations against the authorities in charge of implementing the national security law or aggressively imposing further sanctions against the hong kong officials who are responsible for safeguarding national security i and my relevant colleagues will continue to discharge our duty to safeguard national security in accordance with the law without fear or anxiety. a 2nd woman has died in india after being gang raped in the state of auto pradesh the 2 separate cases of reigniting protests about sexual violence and the country's caste system both women were from the marginalised dalat community adding to the anger the family of one of the victims as accused police of cremating her body against their wishes. bra

hong kong. let's bring in our guests now in beijing and mark senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization in gutters burg maryland raised the program associate of the wilson center focusing on the u.s. china relations and they live search germany other many director of china policy center at australian based think tank welcome to you all and by laying out this new blueprint is china transforming or just trying to expand its economic power globally. well i think it's doing a little of lords so this latest well the coup lucian of this one and lays the groundwork trainers for teams 5 year went around and i think the key issues here are 1st of all that china recognizes presidents see that their. china is facing changes unseen in a century so this involves both domestic issues as well as school issues and was plan is designed to address the threats emerging from both the spheres but also be opportunities as well so i would say that the principles have not changed meaning pursuing the asp fulfilling the aspirations of the chinese people are pursuing the rejuvenating of the twenty'

police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests it comes as the city marks the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials denied permission for a rally citing security concerns and coronavirus restrictions. human rights are under threat across the planet in some countries they're even moving backwards the right life fully hoed award aims to recognize the activists championing human rights also known as the alternative nobel prize well this year is being awarded to individuals and groups fighting for peace and inequality in belarus iran nicaragua and the us the right livelihood award foundation is again honoring people who peacefully defend basic human rights around the world they will cut to the back to know who democracy is under threat all over the world that's why we want to send out a signal to the world in defense of democracy. american lawyer bryan stevenson a prominent member of the black lives matter movement will be one of this year's laureates he has promoted the fair treatment of african-americans in the u.s. cour

at least 60 people have been arrested in hong kong at a pro-democracy march on chan -- china's national day come a markinghe founding of the national day. there was a sweeping national security law. police banned the march sighting coronavirus restrictions on group gatherings and violence at previous rallies. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, the rise in extremism is center stage in the u.s. presidential race. we report from portland, hearing from far-left and far-right groups. a disputed region between armenia and azerbaijan is seeing fighting that causes death and injuries. the deputy foreign minister of the armenian authorities spoke to the bbc. >> the situation remains tense. the fierce fighting continues along the line of contact. whether situated in the capital, ereby the airstrikes continued , as has been the case several times. the problem is, unfortunately it is not only the line of contact that is being attacked by azeri forces. it is alsoivilian communities, towns and villages that are being targeted by the azerbaijani forces. there are a number of casualties among civilia

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police in hong kong for arrested dozens of people defying a ban on protests as the city marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials denied permission for a protest march citing security concerns and coronavirus restrictions but some activists staged small scale demonstrations of the official ceremony chief executive kerry lamb president strict new security will imposed by china with helping suppress massive for democracy protests that have tested relations with beijing and are joined by phebe calling in hong kong who is following this story for us t.v. how does it look on the on the ground what more can you tell us. i want to turn off the coast has this not that high i think that i like what people i really believe they found it very difficult to get there like many of them they were just they spent an hour before they can actually form a fit to stop the march so the police tactic is mainly it's to stop and search the whole massive place where you have missions like i am in the reports say at least 60. people have been arrested at the ready in

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police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests it comes as the city marks the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials deny permission for rallies citing security concerns and cohen a virus restrictions. russia has offered to host talks to try and hostilities in the caucasus over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh but armenia and azerbaijan vowed to continue the fighting that's more than $100.00 people since sunday it's their most violent military engagements since the mid 1900. these. and at least a 4 people have been killed and a dozen more injured in wildfires in eastern ukraine the authorities in the little hans region say 8 hours of forest and grassland have been destroyed by the fierce flames residents are being evacuated from the affected area. now it is the alternative nobel prize for human rights the rights life ahead awards have been the winners rather have been announced today while organizers say the 4 activists were picked for their dedication to fighting for democracy in their communities this year's se

hong kong saw huge street battles erupt across the city. a 19—year—old student was shot in a street battle with the police. his shooting markedor. he wears the scars of that day on his chest. translation: i feel that hong kong has already become a battlefield. it's a war. the people fighting for freedom and equality are trying to compete with the authorities. the war was not initiated by the protesters, but by the authorities who tried to exploit the rights of the people. and now, they even escalate their suppression and further restrict our freedom. so, i think that it's a war initiated by the government. they are just two of more than 10,000 protesters arrested since last year. authorities say young activists must face up to the consequences of violent protest. a new national security law has upped the risks of taking to the streets, but the division here remains. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. let us take you now live to the north korean capital, pyongyang. let us look at these pictures you can see obviously it isa pictures you can see obviously it is a military parade. not just any military parade this year. this mar

only 30 people have been detained in hong kong after defying a ban on protests the arrest came during china's national day holiday which marks the founding of the people's republic 71 years ago a jim brown has more now from hong kong. under the shadow of covert 19 and deepening concerns over a new security law this was a subdued national day for many people here but at a ceremony attended by hong kong's political elite the territories leader kerry lamb said the legislation had brought stability for hey sam like it over the past 3 months the plain truth is and it is obvious to see that stability has been restored to society while national security has been safeguarded under people can continue to enjoy their basic rights and freedoms in accordance with the law. some not on the guest list try to stage a demonstration outside the venue. a protest that was quickly extinguished by police. on a day when they were braced for trouble riot officers sealed off a busy shopping area ready to act quickly to stamp out any signs of unrest they'd earlier deny permission for a march citing covert 19 and the potential for violence you cannot

at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of define a ban on gatherings in kohls online for protests to mark china's national day police blocked off streets and alleys in a major shopping area where previous demonstrations have been held there is a ban on mass gatherings because of the pandemic well chief executive carol lam hailed beijing strict security law for bringing peace to the territory. a 2nd woman has died in india after being gang raped in the state of utah pradesh 2 separate cases are reigniting protests about sexual violence and country's caste system both women are from the marginalised dollops community. and child marriage rates of service to their highest levels in 25 years because of the pandemic a report from save the children says 2500000 more young girls are at risk of being forced into marriage by 2025. brazil has recorded more than a 1000 daily coronavirus stats for 2nd time in a week total number of fatalities to nearly 144000 resumes the worst affected country latin america which is the global epicenter of the pandemic that's it for me stay with us now jazeera inside

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 6:00 p.m. in london, and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. as mark crumpton mentioned, a possible do or die phone call between nancy pelosi and secretary mnuchin set for 3:00 p.m. new york time. the speakers has a bill for a compromised stimulus package is being written, and she is optimistic. antitrustignificant action against an american company in more than two decades and possibly a century. we will have the details. the fate of hotels and other reits with rmr group president adam portnoy. let's get a quick check on the markets. equity indices have been rising. we have a 1% gain on the s&p 500. the nasdaq up .9%. crude back in the green. lower thanittle bit where it was earlier in the session. today is make or break day for nancy pelosi and stimulus negotiations with stephen mnuchin. let's get to our congressional reporter billy house. i know you were listening to the interview with the house speaker. it sou

at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of defying a ban on gatherings that even calls online for protests to mark china's national day police blocked off streets and alleys in a major shopping area where previous demonstrations have been held as a ban on mass gatherings because of the pandemic chief executive carrie lamb assailed beijing's strict security law for bringing peace to the territory of the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour after the stream by. not just the republican party but america needs 4 more years of president donald trump in the white house then the outcome of this election will determine i believe the porth of our country for generations to come full analysis of the vice presidential t.v. debate. on al jazeera. hello i'm melissa chan and i'm guest hosting this stream home edition today we're going to be talking about endangered languages there are some 50027000 languages out there depending on how you count it and 50 to 90 percent of it it's estimated could be gone by the end of the century we'll take a look at why and speak to some of those

police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests. it comes as the city marked the 75th anniversary of the falling of the people's republic of china. officials cited security concerns and coronavirus restrictions. russian opposition leader alexey navalny has accused vladimir putin of being behind his poisoning with a soviet era nerve agent. navalny has posted comments online as his recovery in germany progresses. in his first interview, navalny said, "i don't have any other versions of how the crime was committed." at least f four people have b bn killed and a den other injured in wildfires in ukraine. authorities in the youou -- in e luhansk region say forests have been destroyed by fierce flames. residents are being evacuated from the area. spain's government has ordered the capital madrid back into lockdown amid a surge of coronavirus infections. the country's health minister said new cases in the madrid region accounted for almost 44% of new infections across the country in the past 24 hours. the regional government had opposed the measures but now says it w

decision to not show games after a tweet by former houston rockets general mark manage it down or mori in support of protesters in hongat's ok lympics has also been hit hard by current virus but organizers are pressing ahead with preparations for next year's delayed games the swimming and diving venue has been officially opened japanese to make star recover care who's making her competitive comeback after being diagnosed with leukemia was the 1st to swim in the pool the aquatic center which cost $523000000.00 was completed in february but it's taken until now to open because of the pandemic the venue can hold 15000 fans but it's not been decided yet if supporters will be allowed in because of virus restrictions. no you don't at the final we need to hold the successful games i hope that the world's top swimmers can perform here next year also for me it's encouraging to see miss a key here swimming energetically in a healthy condition. to baseball and the los angeles dodgers have taken the lead in the weald series against the tampa bay rays on friday the dodgers beat the rays $62.00 in game 3 to go to one up pay system

mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 1:00 in new york, 5:00 london, 1:00 a.m. hong kong. here are top stories we are following.quities as the s&p 500 tumbles around 3%. headed to its worst day in almost two months. rising coronavirus cases tough and lockdowns, adding to worries. toogh there may not be much rude about, bruce think is going to make ago. -- insurance platform [indiscernible] vonnie: the future of new york city, san francisco and so much more. let's take a look at these markets. you can see the major averages down 3% apiece. no things to tech companies. they are all down 4.8% to 5.2%. if you look at google, twitter and facebook. areously, there ceo's testifying on capitol hill. zuckerberg asking congress to create rules around content. google spending over $1 billion on content moderation. there putting up a defense, but generally getting slack. we will be looking at the attacks later on. meantime, online insurance platforms have fared well. rootsnsurance platform raised $700 million in its ipo. the stock is trading higher now. we're are joined by ceo alex timm. congratulations. definitely a pop f

police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests it comes as the city marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials denied permission for rallies citing security concerns and coronavirus restrictions. russian opposition leader alexina volley has accused president vladimir putin of being behind his poisoning with a soviet era nerve agent one of only has posted comments online as he continues to recuperate in germany and his 1st ever interview since being released from the hospital he told german news outlet there spiegel that germany had become a very special country for him in august the volley was flown from moscow to berlin where he was treated at the shot at the hospital for suspected nova chalk poisoning . all right let's get you more on this story i'm now joined here on the set by did every reporter on there all it great to see you now listen of all he is making a very serious accusation that the leader of russia was behind his poisoning can he back that up no he's basically telling us he had to follow the facts n

packers ceo mark murphy urging everybody to wear masks and take the pandemic seriously ncht . >>> in hong a 700 pound piece of chinese art sold for nearly $42 million blowing away sotheby's estimate of 10 to $15 million. bidding took more than an hour you're up to date. that is the news update this hour carl, back to you. >> all right sue, we'll see you soon. sue herrera. >>> airline stocks are definitely on the move here as speaker pelosi says there will be no stand alone airline bill without a comprehensive covid-19 relief bill adds that mnuchin said he knew the president would end stimulus talks by tweet. phil lebeau has a special guest now that can comment on some of this phil >> let's bring in doug parker from american airlines joining us from washington doug, you practically lived in washington over the last month, month and a half what is your reaction to the news that speaker pelosi says there is no stand alone airline bill coming? >> well, obviously breaking news so i don't have much -- what to go back and see exactly where this stands. now, look, it's consistent with what is goi

at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of defying a ban on gatherings there have been calls online for protests to mark china's national day police blocked off streets and alleys in a major shopping area where previous demonstrations have been held there is a ban on mass gatherings due to the corona virus pandemic well chief executive kerry lam has hailed beijing's strict security law for bringing peace to the territory it dream brian has all the latest now from hong kong. they have been flooding the streets with offices all afternoon because a few days ago they rejected an application by a group to hold a protest today site citing covert 19 as well as the potential for violence but in the days since sarah been a lot of calls i've gone out online for people to still turn up in this area and to demonstrate in whatever way they see fit so what has happened is that we have plenty of people here today wearing black t. shirts of course that's the color code of the protest movement but as i say there's very little they can really do i mean protesting conventionally in hong kong is now you know essentially ov

police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests it comes as the city marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials denying permission for a rally citing security concerns and coronavirus restrictions russian opposition leader alexei navalny has accused russian president vladimir putin of being behind his poisoning with a soviet era nerve agent the volley has posted comments online and his recovery in germany progresses in his 1st interview an evolving said quote i don't have any other versions of how the crime was committed. at least 4 people have been killed and a dozen more injured in wildfires in eastern ukraine the authorities in the region say acres of forest and grassland have been destroyed by fierce flames residents are being evacuated from the area. spain's government has ordered the capital madrid back into lockdown amid a surge in the number of corona virus infections the country's health minister said thursday that new cases in the madrid region accounted for almost 44 percent of new infections across the

police in hong kong have arrested dozens of activists who were defying a ban on protests it comes as the city marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china officials denied permission for a rally citing security concerns and corona virus restrictions. russia has offered to host talks to try it in hostilities in the caucuses over the disputed region of nagorno cover bloc but armenia and azerbaijan are valid to continue the fighting gets killed more than $100.00 people since sunday this is their most violent military engagement since the mid 1990 s. . russian opposition leader says he believes russian president vladimir putin is behind his poisoning with the soviet era nerve agent no veto the allegations appeared in the german news magazine there spiegel today in the volleys 1st interview since being released from a hospital here in berlin in august of only was flown from siberia to berlin where he was treated of all me as we could parading in the german capital. are for more of this i'm doing about my colleague ollie also he's following this story for sort of only says