international outcry over the places that threaten so huge trade deal french president emanuel and mark kongsaid the fires were an international crisis and vowed to block a trade agreement between the european union and south american countries over brazil's lack of action. activists gathered in the french resort town of be at its ahead of this weekend's g. 7 summit described global poverty as another kind of fire threatening the world the meeting of the globe's richest nations promises to be challenging in addition to brazil's wildfires g 7 leaders will consider a range of hot button issues including migration u.s. iran relations and international trade. 356 migrants have been allowed to disembark on the mediterranean island of malta ending the latest impasse between european union government and geo rescue ships the migrants will be relocated to 6 other countries france germany ireland not some burg portugal and romania. the us supremes court says justice ruth bader. ginsburg has undergone treatment for a malignant tumor in her pancreas the court said the 86 year old supremes court judge n

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his opinion are based in on wednesday and anglo-american 1st day the french capital and president mark kong and of course mr johnson is clear he wants movement on the backstop dominic cain al-jazeera. thousands of protesters have rallied outside a subway station in hong kong that was attacked by a mob last month whilst assailants assaulted supporters of the proto. the movement in july at least 45 people wounded the attack was suspected of being carried out by local gang members on call has been in turmoil for months after i'm going against a controversial extradition bill spiralled into a larger anti-government movement and the campaign to free a british consulate official detained in mainland china has ramped up in the city friends and supporters of simon chang a calling on the international community to help exert pressure on china but up till honey reports from hong kong. he disappeared on august 8th as he was returning to hong kong from mainland china simon chen is an investment officer at discounters development international section of the british consulate and was on a one day busine

thousands of protesters are gathering in hong kong to mark for the 12 consecutive weekend are calling for a fair democracy and government accountability a similar demonstration in north hong kong turned violent on saturday with police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds allosaurus began in june over an extradition bill which was later shelved demands and widened to include political reforms away hey joins us now from hong kong so what are the police doing to try to keep these protests under control. who are showing now the actions of the police throughout this approach is movement that says you mentioned is going for almost 3 months now i very much a pot all the time i get all the protest is now they are very angry with some of the actions by the police around this approach is still movement and they are calling for an independent inquiry into the police actions just to give you an example richelle this is an organized march to the leaders of this movement sort of police approval for them to stage it on a does ignited group the police granted them fairly sure and

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year so your boss and n.g.o.s are to blame thousands of protesters have rallied at hong kong train station to mark one month since alleged gang members attacked demonstrators on commuters protesters accuse the police of colluding with the attackers no one has been prosecuted for the violence that left more than 40 people injured rallies began 11 weeks ago over an extradition bill but they've grown into a wider movement against chinese influence those are the headlines on al-jazeera witness is coming up next millions of people across india miss out on medical but a hospital train is delivering doctors and. one i want to. india is a lot. on the al-jazeera. i'll . let you be able to run. the update for you if you. get a. call from. you know the legal malpractise to build a problem in the local neighborhood not what they vote on the gulf but on a year that money is not a good a for the must really give you know what i don't worry about it and i am betting that it may not be one of what i get it out but also legality looks on what . it would. mean that it could be one of the elite in the middle of that

appreciation lies a self-made billionaire who's made a huge mark on hong kong's opposition movement he landed himself in hot water with beijing back in 2012 when his newspaper published an ad portraying pregnant chinese women as locusts and he's very open about his feelings for american values we need to know that america is behind us but back in our some america is showing moral authority because we are the only place in china which shows you volleys and is fighting the same battle you have with china but there's another younger and not so rich rebel leader at play here too joshua wong a fresh 22 year old face of revolution a face loved in many corridors of washington to marco rubio was so in all he nominated wong for a nobel peace prize leave it to washington to nominate a leader of violent protests for peace when it suits them agenda the u.s. is very determinately supporting these protesters every arm of the corporate media. radio television social media is is raising them and always referring to them as pro-democracy protesters where they're not at all this has nothing to do with d

couple thousands of protesters have rallied at a hong kong train station to mark one month since alleged gang members attacked demonstrators and commuters testers accuse the police of colluding with the attackers mass rallies began 11 weeks ago over an extradition but they since grown into a wider movement against chinese influence. and the campaign to free a british consulate official detained in mainland china continues friends and supporters of simon chang are calling on the international community to exert pressure on china for the reports from hong kong. he disappeared aug 8th as he was returning to hong kong from mainland china simon chen is an investment officer at discount this development international section of the british consulate and was on a one day business trip in changing his hold of a british national overseas passport which china doesn't recognise now his family and friends are calling the british government to take action boris johnson i like you and i believe in you. simon. i urge you to in order. in order. save simon saving simon is your number one priority now the

government it comes a day after thousands of protesters demonstrated in a train station in hong kong marking a month since alleged gang members attacked protesters and commuters activists accuse the police of colluding with the attackers no one's being prosecuted for the violence that left more than 40 people injured. well with 28 years until china fully takes control many now say is a crucial time in shaping what hong kong will look like in the future. is to morning rush hour herman is at the metro station reminding people of recent events and calling those students to carry out civil disobedience on september the 2nd when this school year starts he says their future is at stake a new generation returning from the policy. to hong kong the beijing government has. promised. universal suffrage and seen back in 2008 but that was not happening in 2008. chief executive kerry lamb said she wanted to open a dialogue with the demonstrators but many don't trust her they say she hasn't addressed any of their demands which include an investigation into the use of force by police and political reform th

hong kong protesters mark one month since gang attacks on the subway. wantswants -- beijing companies to toe the line. shery: let's get a quick check of the market close in the u.s. stocks are higher but after paring back some of those earlier gains, every sector in the s&p 500 was in the green. we had consumer discretionary and tech leading the way. not to mention we had numbers out of retailers like lowe's. we also had them from target. that helped with investor confidence. we had home depot showing signs that the second half would be strong. we had seen that rally. this is adding to the sentiment. at the same time, we have the fomc minutes. after that, the two-year treasury yield rallying. and we have eight the yield curve -- and we have the yield curve inverting. s&p active futures up .2%. let's see how we set up in asia. sophie: asian stocks brushing off the midweek fumble. qantas and calls this morning reporting lower profit. in the bond space, u.s. treasury futures are extending declines that were sparked by the fed minutes and also by trade line

a police officer fired a warning shot, in clashes with pro—democracy demonstrators in hong kong, marking in the unrest. earlier police used water cannon to disperse crowds and clear barricades for the first time since the demonstrations began in june. seven people, including two children, have been killed in a collision between a helicopter and a light aeroplane on the spanish island of majorca. local officials said there were no survivors from the crash. police in the california say a sheriff's deputy who claimed he was shot by a sniper made the whole attack up. a massive manhunt was launched in the city of lancaster last week after angel reinosa said he'd been wounded. but now the deputy has admitted the gunman never existed. tens of thousands of rohingya refugees have held a rally at a camp in bangladesh to mark two years since they were forced to flee a brutal military offensive in myanmar. the protestors gathered on what they described as "genocide remembrance day." over 700,000 fled their native rakhine state in myanmar in august 2017 after the violent crackdown. our correspondent

it has taken a toll on the hong kong stock mark, down roughly 14% since start of april raul sestro. u- resort and casino operator sands china was lowered as well as hong kong airline cafe pacific, now down about 14% for the year.st ins are worried about a longer term conflict between hong kong and beijing. we did see u.s. stocks come off of their highsoday when president donald trump tweeted that china is moving troops to hong kong's borders earlier this afternoon. italy and argentina are coping with populace price, with italy's government teetering on the brink of collapsend argentina coping with the current president's poor performance in the primary ntelection. arian stocks plunged almost 50% on monday, one of the worst declines the world has oten in decades. let's forget about the uk. they're still struggling to avoid a hard, no-deal exit from the european union, or brexit as it is called, oy the end october. >>> for "nightly business report", i'm bob pisani athe new york stock exchange. >> so what do some of the political hot spots likeko hong or argentina mean for investors? jo

thousands of protesters are gathering in west hong kong to mark for the 12 consecutive weekend of calling for a fair democracy and government accountability a similar demonstration in north hong kong turned violent on saturday with police firing tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds rallies 1st began in june over an extradition bill which was later shelved the demands have widened to include political reforms algeria's culture minister has resigned after being criticized for her handling of a stampede that killed 5 people at a concert dozens were also injured in the panic at the packed stadium in algiers on thursday mayor image dasi was blamed for the way the concert was organized and how she dealt with the aftermath more than $30000.00 people attended the event but there were only 4 small entrances and exits so dance new prime minister says the country needs at least $10000000000.00 in foreign aid over the next 2 years to rebuild its economy says another $2000000000.00 of foreign reserves were needed in the next 3 months to stop the currency from falling further the country

didn't happen little violence few clashes and no tear gas many in hong kong are holding their breath after a week of escalations marked by violence and 2 days of closures at hong kong's airport but today organizers say 1700000 people turned out peacefully to show their movement still has momentum. oh my god. there are the still furious. on the other side of the barriers police protesters pick them out which is now iconic places but today it's been peaceful but even time for this. but it still deadly serious protest organizers on sunday focused on police violence over the last couple of months. the police today issued a statement about. target telling them in the theme of our family that is totally true we x.x. li targeting at the police because the police had shown to the world that they had appeals that power breaking down old rule belts. they started in victoria park they got permission for this but the park was too small to contain them all. so they disregarded the rain the heat and the rules and they started to walk it turned into a march to chill for a cheesehead not sanctioned and numbers that completely dominat

kong. more trouble again, i can see you are dressed to deal with this, it is getting tense again? absolutely, there has been a markedom shops being close, flights cancelled and the subway chaos, these militant protesters have come from the housing block at the police where they have been throwing bricks by the dozen into that compound, smashing up buildings. the police have charged them back here, so behind here we can quicklyjust show you, i think, behind here we can quicklyjust show you, ithink, there behind here we can quicklyjust show you, i think, there is a barricade to try and slow them down because they think they will come again. behind them, there are more protest is looking for a way out of here. it is looking for a way out of here. it is remarkable how much more militant they have become. a few months ago, this was a peaceful movement, hundreds of thousands of people in the streets. now they come with their masks, their home—made shields, protective gear ready for battle as this political crisis just lurches into a third month. 0k, thank you for that. steve mcdonald, live in hong kong. police in malaysia

police and protesters face all feelings are the knives in hong kong thousands of college mark received demonstrations take to the streets for a 9th straight weekend crowds around police stations and tear gas fills the sky and . dancing of braids and that that may just step toward democracy the ruling military reaches a deal with civilians that has put the country on a party to election. and i'm christine will while come to the program. we begin with some breaking news from the united states police in el paso texas say they have arrested a suspect a shooting reportedly left several people dead at a shopping complex local media say at least 20 people were injured at the channel vista mall in the east side of the city police all conducting a search of the area but say there is no longer a danger to the public they have not yet said how many people were killed. we're going to cross over to washington now because correspondent color black is there following the story for us i called out what more do we know. well as you mentioned there's really not a lot of fishel information out there we d

kong. this weekend will mark the 13th week in a row of protests there —— mariko oi.e been pressures to stop workers from taking part in the demonstrations. the biggest because of the so far has been cathay pacific. two bosses have resigned and some of its staff has been fired. for some, this has been the event that has changed the landscape of businesses in hong kong. i'm corresponded reports. because this is guaranteed by the basic law! what can you do when your personal beliefs can get you fired? in hong kong, they come out to the streets. today, no gas mask saltia masks —— gas masks or tear gas masks here. just ordinary workers trying to make their voices heard. like rebecca tsai, who was fired from herjob at cathay dragon airlines, she says, for supporting pro—democracy protests on her over at social media profile. we should consider our background, our qualifications, not oui’ background, our qualifications, not our political stands are what we say oi’ our political stands are what we say or what we post on social media. it's not fair at all. but more than that

doubt that if president xi wants to quickly and humanely solve the hong kong problem he can do it personal meeting question mark well. i mean the reports from hong kong. they had gathered for the festival of the hungry girls when offerings are made and items burned for ancestors but even this ancient chinese ritual couldn't escape the current turmoil a group of protesters burning notes printed with pictures of hong kong chief executive kerry the police chief and several other officials they were near a police station and started beaming laser pointers at the building. was ignored warnings to stop and police were soon on the street 1st a show of force police advancing. but the protesters remained defiant. he's out on a phone call and just to. match the faint than in the civilized thing and. then came the tear gas. standards like this will happen when you leaving bases in different parts of poland's days and there doesn't seem to be an end in sight actually was each day that passes both sides seem to be more and more entrenched in their position. the confrontation in a neighborhood came as the city's airport was

the hong kong government has condemned what it called a violent and illegal act in today protesters are set to rally across the city. markingtive escalation. a business correspondent mariko oi told us what we were expecting. we could be seeing the biggest general strike in decades later today as seven rallies take place across hong kong. the government has been asking people not to participate. the reputation asa not to participate. the reputation as a financial hub and its economy last week. we had gdp growth for the second quarter april to june is already quite weak. we are expecting quite a lot of people not to show up to work and to take part in this general strike. joining me is carol nanograms. i know it's still a guessing game but how many people are you expecting? overnight, we received messages from the aid agency. a positive response so far. we believe quite a large amount of workers have been taking part in a strike. also engineering, catering and security services and also the outsourcing of workers as well. social services and social workers. we believe more and more coming to telus today that we will be on str

it may turn into moving here >> $50 billion or so you think has left the hong kong mark >> already >> and they're coming to new york but u they could go anywhere in this country >> they could, of course but they know new york they've been here. they've made money here. they were happy here they understand it so new york is going to be a definite target where they're going. l.a. will get their share. seattle. you know, other areas, but i think new york is the wig winner >> is there anything the chinese could bo to clamp down on this we're talking about china itself, we've seen it happen and that's been a big reason why real estate has suffered especially high-end. what if there's this resistance to this flight >> the problem is it's hong kong so the money is out. so they don't really have control over that money. and i'm telling you, it will go out. it will come here. >> is it a big enough wave it can help turn the tide for what's been a really hard hit segment of the real estate market >> it's christmas for developers no question. what they're asking about is new and shiny and that's

warning over hong kong and its protests this as pro-democracy activists took over the hong kong airport marking the tenth straight weekend of demonstrations there. the impact the hong kong unrest could have on markets and other al hotspots to watch that's coming up on the show ed memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. fwran larthe i ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back to "the exchange wrrk. markets trading well off the lows of the day. the dow industrials only off by 50 appointment down 280 at the lows s&p 500 off 18%. take a look at the most searched tickers right now o

private and latest there and hong kong rob thank you. pakistan is marking its independence day but prime minister moran call on has also declared a day of solidarity with the people of kashmir tensions have been on the rise since last week when india and india effectively annexed the part of the territory that it controls. is on his way is actually to take that back when a state has just now arrived in pakistan to minister impact kashmir to address politicians there and according to the governor in the indian controlled part of kashmir restrictions on freedom of movement in the region will be eased after india's independence day on thursday billions of kashmiri 7 forces stay indoors for 10 straight day without working phones television or the internet some of us live now from as off or bought in pakistan a minister in kashmir so literally in just a few moments before we came to you some we understand that we have pictures of enron khan arriving tell us more about what we expect today or. yesterday you'd be able to see on your screen that crime is down run c

thousands of protesters have rallied at a hong kong train station to mark one month since alleged gang members attacked demonstrators and commuters protesters accuse the police of colluding with the attackers no one's been prosecuted for the violence that left more than 40 people injured earlier hundreds of people gathered for a largely peaceful protest mass rallies began 11 weeks ago of an extradition bill with a sense of pride into a wider movement against chinese influence and the campaign to free a british consulate official detained and mainland china continues friends and supporters of simon chang a calling on the international community to exert pressure on china what are the harm in the reports from hong kong. he disappeared of august as he was returning to hong kong from mainland china simon churn is an investment officer at the scottish development international section of the british consulate and was on a one day business trip in changing his hold of a british national overseas passport which china doesn't recognise now his family and friends are calling the british governm