rob mcbride thanks very much from abroad and so for us this was. no doubt a subject of discussion in bangkok where as u.n. leaders have been meeting in the thai capital scott hide in their forests gone one of they've been saying now on this. yes it's been talked about on the sidelines here at these us young foreign ministers meetings over the last several days but you can bet it's going to be a big topic of discussion later on this afternoon that's when there's a tripartite meeting with the united states japan and south korea now as rob was just talking about focusing on the defense aspect ramifications from this latest development coming out of japan that will obviously be very important to the united states when they these 3 allies meet in the afternoon because what is going to be the knock on effect is there going to be an impact in this intelligence sharing and as rob pointed out when you see what's happening on the korean peninsula right now particularly with these most recent missile launches from north korea obviously sharing intelligence be

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law enforcement officials use the weapons in ways banned by international law let's bring in rob mcbride he's joining us on the line from hong kong so it seems to be a very fluid situation at the airport right now. absolutely a very scary situation during this so. basically within the last 20 minutes half hour or so everybody at the apples was pretty much settling in for what they thought was going to be a 2nd night. of protests the last we. have to you or i think. still coming in the. protesters say monday night. david numbers during today but the police to the very low profile the fact that within the police the the demonstrators themselves not be said pretty old denies being well behaved muscling them. allowing. in fact let me call them down for. a full council a couple of caring like a the process of putting around a lot because i think about just beside the. check in but they are now the cause they actually cleared up the. people with the. police vehicles allies i think what's happening here. is that i think that somebody who can be demonstrated to lead isn't the couple that was det

time for businesses here in south korea elizabeth thank you very much for that for now that's rob mcbride live in seoul thank you let's move on to other news now in the amazon rain forest and brazil is on fire and burning at a record range and pressure is growing on the country's far right president attack on it french president mannion met on has called it an international crisis and also accusing countries which donate money for the preservation off the anderson of interfering with brazil sovereignty i did hear castro reports. dramatic video captures the fury of the flames eating away at the world's largest rain forest this is just one of several 1000 fires currently consuming swaths of the brazilian amazon and the world is watching we're very concerned about these fires both for the immediate damage that they're causing and also because staining force is crucial in our fight against climate change the amazon produces 20 percent of the world's oxygen that's why it's called the planet's lungs but environmentalist warn if the burning continues at this rate the rain forest will transform t

let's ringing chief financial analyst greg mcbride. now you gotta do or die? are looking for a consumer impact with the fed cutting rates, this is it. as you mentor, mortgage rates went about 5% in november now to below 4%. and from the previous segment, the tenure yield going 1.75, you're talking that mortgage rates will make their way closer to the record lot with greenhouse percent. refinancing, you will save 100 -- 150 maybe $200 a month after payment. at any rate, that's a pay raise people did not get earlier this year. >> do you see mortgage rates falling even further. use a do or die now. but there is a chance that the federal reserve does get forced to continue at least one or two more. i don't know if we can put up the future but this morning a september cut was priced in at about 60% chance. now it's something like 17%. which is just before the top of the hour. another rate cut, 70% in september prayed why would i not wait even more? or that playing russian roulet roulette? - it's a little bit over that. i think you can wait but get the pay stubs, ta

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for we are joined by james mcbride, financial advisor for the mcbride group. thank you for joining us. we had the turn called inverted yield curve. for the layman, someone like me. what does inverted yield curve mean? >> it means the short-term rates for the two year treasury are higher than the 10 year. it should be, the normal yield curve the other way round in other words ub your being rewarded for holding money longer and when you see an inversion, high or low short- term and long-term rates, that is what that means and the difference between the two in the 10th is a red flag . >> for the regular investor, if you go into a bank and you want to buy a cd, the shorter-term would you more money, i guess? >> well, yeah . >> that is essentially what it comes down to but that is something unless you are financially in their you really would understand but let's get to the details. is this something only traders have to worry about because they are the ones dealing with the selling and buying of stocks? >> i think so. most of our viewers viewers are probably inves

pledged to do and we are seeing those missiles being tested at the moment rob thanks for that rob mcbride in seoul for us. live in washington for us now so allan despite all of this launch activity the u.s. president making clear he's not fazed by this. call you have to remember the don't trump says that he and kim jong un fell in love i'm not exaggerating those are the exact words he used as the exchange the number of letters and he talked about his relationship had made of the image of north korea a great deal safer in fact it's just over a week ago that he was toting the fact that there had been enormous launches in 18 months and in his view that was a very big deal donald trump has spent a lot of capital on concentrating on north korea you remember the 1st year of his presidency he dubbed kim jong un little rocket man and then he is going into too far there summits and also the meeting at the d.m.z. the demilitarized zone between north and south korea where the 2 leaders shook hands and donald trump became the 1st 7 u.s. president to actually set foot in north korea we talk about shor

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to leave it there and we apologize for the poor signal the poor connection with mcbride but as he was reporting it's difficult to get a signal in and around the airport because of the thousands of people that have now the sended on hong kong airport and just to remind you of our breaking news this hour that all flights leaving hong kong airport have been canceled that's according to authorities that's after thousands activists in demonstrators flooded into its arrivals hall you're looking at live pictures right now out of hong kong airport. other news and security remains tight in indian administered kashmir which has been under a security and communication lockdown for a week so the action there is expected to continue meanwhile pakistan's foreign minister has strongly criticized india's government for revoking the region's autonomy accusing it of having what he called a fascist mentality in an exclusive interview shah mahmood qureshi told al-jazeera china fully supports pakistan's position over the disputed region to d. in india you have a regime which has been pretty. approach that

another case an afghan detainees was shot dead while he was alone with industry and so when they have mcbride claimed that before leaking the information to the media he had tried to bring it to the attention of officials but his efforts were in vain we discussed the issue with former cia officer turned whistle blower john kerry. it's so typical it's so common in places like the united states the u.k. australia really the 5 eyes countries to attack the whistleblower rather than to address the crime and to punish those who committed the crime there ought to be hard and fast whistleblower protection laws there are in many countries there is not even in australia but there really need to be legal protections so people can go confidently to their supervisors or to their legislature or even to the media to report crimes in this case so i think that that the australian soldiers involved were probably i'm not even sure how to say it but sucked into the same kind of of wartime situation that so many americans have been sucked into you think that you can get away with things you think that they are cr

with the view from tokyo thank you we can now go to rob mcbride who's and sold south korea's capital for us sells so rob what's the reaction there. there has been a swift response as you might expect to do their normally very divided political parties here coming back and speaking almost with one voice all talking about their profound disappointment at this decision the presidential office spokes person has just given a briefing in the past hour or so again talking about the south korean government's deep regret we are expecting mungy in the south korean president to give a press conference to talk to us in a couple of hours from now so south korea had been expecting this but nevertheless still makes it very difficult to swallow this is being seen here in many quarters as a real slight this is japan saying basically we don't trust you with our high tech stuff and despite japan's denials there is a feeling here that this is very much linked to the court case that has been going on here about japan's wartime record and a decision specifically by the supreme court here that sided with v

let's go to our correspondent rob mcbride now he's joining us live from hong kong and as hard as said rob protests have become a near daily occurrence and we're expecting more any minute now. that's right absolutely it is a daily occurrence is almost like a schedule that gets sent around a timetable if you like of what's happening when we're at a place called revenue tower this is where hong kong's taxes are collected by the good folk of hong kong revenue service and there is expected to be a demonstration here about a quarter of an hour the anticipation is if they get a big enough crowd them about 45 minutes from now they'll basically take over the lot b. and bring the work of hong kong revenue department to a standstill i have to say though elizabeth we are just about the only people here at the moment they called one of these protests last weekend nobody turned up those about 50 journalists few undercover police officers trying not pretending not to be police officers and no protesters but then you will recall there were lots of calls on social media sunday going into monday for pe

and that's describing japan's decision as to reckless over more in the so we can go again to rob mcbride who joins us live from seoul with an update on the leader's address to the nation rob take us through what he's been saying. that's right he's just to finish speaking divya it was a very parties and performance really laying all the blame japan's door talking about the various efforts that he says south korea has gone through in the days leading up to this to try to head off this decision but japan still going ahead as you mentioned there he called this a reckless decision that was sure to make things worse between the 2 neighbors he also talked about the efforts by the united states to try to broker some sort of deal between these 2 most important of regional allies really trying to call a time out and just saying calling on both countries to cool it to have a freeze and to try to disk talk this through he said that south korea was very willing to do that it was japan that rejected it and in fact blaming japan for rejecting all international efforts mediation and saying that will be

let's get more now what's happening and hong kong cause rob mcbride is joining us live he's at tong kong airport and before we get to the airport itself really strong words from carry on tuesday morning if she in that administration really believe that protests sprouts of terrorism as they said the territories headed down a path of no return what does that mean for how they'll handle the demonstrations. yeah elizabeth it was very much toeing the party line they same kind of uncompromising stance we've come to expect from kerry lamb. statement obviously comes after another weekend of violence and on sunday we saw really tough tactics from the police really taking no nonsense 2 using more of a more force busy more of its weaponry available to it to break up demonstrators and that really has as it has done in the past has really riled up the whole protest movement again which we saw then spilled over into monday's occupation of the airport here but kerry came out and she has done before simply supported the police say the police are doing credible pressure they had to use this level of forc

controversial afghan files appeared in the supreme court on thursday for preliminary hearings over mcbride release classified material in 2017 alleging australian troops committed war crimes in afghanistan he was charged with breaching the country's the fence act and is expected to face trial next year he claims it was his duty to the australian people to make the documents public. i've got a few tricks up my sleeve it's worth having a go i might fail but i'll be happy in jail if i've tried. the incidents reported in the so-called afghan files where the killing of a civilian man and his son during the raid where it was alleged they were shot by mistake in another case the afghan the attorney was shot dead while he was alone with an australian soldier if mcbride claimed that before leaking information to the media he tried to bring it to the attention of officials but his efforts were in vain we discussed the issue with former cia officer turned whistle blower john kiriakou. it's so typical it's so common in places like the united states the u.k. australia really the 5 eyes countries to att

journalists and local people all locked in a seemingly endless summer of turmoil rob mcbride al jazeera hong kong dozens of people been killed in severe flooding and storms across asia and china left at least 36 people dead while the monsoon rains in pakistan and india have killed 160 and displaced another 165000. chalons. china has already seen 9 thai food so far in $29.00 teams but according to news agencies typhoon lekima is the strongest in years in hangzhou city jang province rivers became raging destructive torrents rescuers engine young county made high risk efforts to save people from being swept away one was nearly swept away to. a 1000000 people have been moved from their homes. the storm is weakening after making landfall but it's now headed to shanghai china's biggest city devastating weather has lashed other parts of asia to this is karate in pakistan some people directing their anger at the government. had only one way traffic to because of the rainwater that collected outside it's even entered our homes the authorities aren't bothered at election time they come to our doo

the protests turned violent on tuesday when police used pepper spray and battens on protesters from mcbride reports from hong kong. it was late in the evening when hong kong's international airport descended into chaos protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china. paramedics tried to intervene but in vain so police were sent to help him. given the current animosity between protesters and police violence seemed inevitable. scuffles broke out even though officers had clearly said their mission wasn't to disperse the sit in now in its 5th day. and anger at what protesters say is police brutality in dealing with them has fired up these airport demonstrations . after bringing the airport to a standstill on monday there were again calls on social media wrong choose day to converge on the departure hole and protest the numbers began to build jawing the day. they blocked access to the security and immigration areas and used cars to close down the check in desks just a short while ago we watched as the check in counters were closed and

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for people worried about their 401(k)s, and other investments, financial advisor james mcbride recommends toughing it out . >> i would remind them that the most successful element of investing is time in the market, not market timing. this, too shall pass and if anything it will be a good chance to buy more stocks, more shares at a lower price. >> mcbride also pointed out the s&p 500 is only down 6% from its all-time my that just last night all-time high set just last month. >>> fox news ray bogan tells us , traded military tensions between the u.s. and china show the trip f easing. administration is particularly focused on china this week, both when it comes to trade negotiations as well as how the country is handling the ongoing protests in hong kong. chinese media releasing footage of their armored military vehicles nearing home hong kong. satellite also showed vehicles gathering and china's border. china claims they are conducting girls but it is unclear whether forces have been deployed to confront protesters entering the third month of demonstrations. the state department issued a t

were violent confrontations on tuesday when riot police moved in with the tongs and pepper spray mcbride reports from hong kong. it was late in the evening when home combs international airport descended into chaos. protesters had detained and roughed up a man they suspected of being an undercover agent from mainland china. paramedics tried to intervene but in vain so police was sent to help it. given the current animosity between protesters and police violence seemed inevitable. scuffles broke out even though officers had clearly said their mission wasn't to disperse the sit in now in its 5th day. and anger at what protesters say is police brutality in dealing with them has fired up these airport demonstrations . after bringing the airport to a standstill on monday there were again calls on social media on choose day to converge on the departure hole and protest the numbers began to build jawing the day. they blocked access to the security and immigration areas and used cars to close down the check in desks just a short while ago we watched as the check in counters were closed and then

currently on route to the city are unaffected members of the public are being told to stay away but mcbride has more from the airport. people here are carrying various banners and posters calling police brutality calling the police murderers and so on it is true that police did seem to adopt far tougher tactics in clearing away sunday's demonstrations possibly it was a way of trying to maybe scare people into not coming out not taking part in illegal activities if that was the case then maybe they have to think again iran's foreign minister has given an exclusive interview to al jazeera and accuse the u.s. of destabilizing the region jeffords or is it more warships in the gulf would only lead to more insecurity the gov the comment comes after the u.s. announced it's working to form a military coalition to protect commercial shipping after attacks on oil tankers hundreds of people in indian administered kashmir have rallied peacefully elf to aid prayers the demonstration took place under the strictest regulations since the region was tripped over autonomy exactly a week ago the internet and

are from the country's east coast if confirmed it will be the 3rd launch in just over a week rob mcbride has more from seoul. we know that north korea has been working on all of its weapons systems it has been building up its nuclear stockpile has been potentially adding new nuclear material and warheads there hasn't been only nuclear testing as we know but it has been working on all these systems and will continue to do so according to the critics and some of the opposition lawmakers here in south korea until there is a tangible agreement or a piece of paper signed between the u.s. and north korea actually limiting their nuclear stockpile and actually trying to reduce it and sign it away which they have pledged to do and we are seeing those missiles being tested at the moment hooty fighters in yemen have killed dozens of people at a military parade in ad in the rebels targeted forces loyal to yemen's government which is backed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. earlier a suicide bomber killed 11 people at a police station but the attack was not claimed by the committees doctors in sudan say

north and south korea and the 2 leaders agreed to revive talks on pyongyang's nuclear program rob mcbride has more details from seoul . the weapons system north korea says it tested is very different to the 2 short range ballistic missiles 1st described by south korean officials on wednesday in an official statement from its state run news agency north korea says that it was in fact a multiple guided rocket launcher system a test that was overseen by north korean leader kim jong un he was said to be pleased with the test a system which it said would cause inescapable distress to whoever was on the receiving end the fact that it doesn't seem to be a ballistic missile makes it less of a provocation but it also seems to indicate that if a rocket could be mistaken for a missile then it does show a significant advance in north korea's rocket technology and still this is a system that would put much of south korea within range the timing of this test is still significant it comes just ahead of planned exercises between south korean and u.s. forces in its statements north korea made no specific

made me very worried that we have reached this dangerous situation all right let's go live to rob mcbride our correspondent who's there at the airport and so another day of cancellations another huge turnout of protests. that's right not seen i mean another unprecedented day we saw massive crowds here again today and for a 2nd time in 2 days bringing to a standstill wall of the world's biggest aviation hugs basically we are well into tuesday evening here there are still thousands of protesters here but on the bridge where we are at the entrance to the terminal still passengers walking past us expecting hoping to get on a flights and i don't need to find out from the. the flight board here that it's basically solid red with the word canceled all of the flights if they haven't been checked in by a couple of hours ago then basically they have been canceled for the rest of today tuesday now this is where the nav court that was trying to already deal with delays and cancellations from yesterday monday so already several 100 flights have been canceled by this evening so you've got to add to tho

with the 2 correspondents on the story who got robbed mcbride he's in hong kong and we've got. his in shen's and on the chinese mainland says hey let's go to rob rob what has brought about the 2nd cancellation of all outgoing flights. that's right martin well the announcement was made about 15 minutes ago here and we still have passengers arriving there been going past us at about to get some very bad news when they arrive at the check in desk because basically the check in desks are now empty we watched staff about half an hour ago started to basically close up shop with withdrawn from the check in. and yes any craft that have already checked in at the cross still taking off the passengers on the yes side will be going to see them but any craft that had been checked in yet well you won't be able to check in your flight has been canceled as you mentioned there a 2nd day running one of the busiest aviation hubs in the world brought to a standstill by the sheer weight of numbers of protesters who turned up there it has to be said the numbers are far less than yesterday monday whe

the live pictures right now from hong kong airport where the police have arrived let's bring in rob mcbride he's joining us on the telephone what's the situation at the airport rob what are you seeing. yes that's it seems to be a developing situation here near the airport as you mentioned around $100.00 officers. arrived the. departure of the protesters uncovered what they believe to be another cup a police officer now they say grabbed him. sounds i guess because on him they have done the job on the internet they say that this has been proven to show that he does indeed seem to be a police officer and they have psychically been. taping and now apple security has the. b right to be trusted because some of these b b. we understand the police have now also like to win the release. he says. he has now now there is going to handle it. but he and the crew of the county don't think 6 to take him away so we do have a developing situation with the least productive. in riot gear as they have apparently suppressed the demonstrators inside it is a very. situation that you probably appreciate any sign o

pastor michael mcbride is the director for the live free campaign with faith in action. >>> breakings, the new york medical examiner will release jeffrey epstein's autopsy results. what will the cause of death be? tom winter, correspondent for investigations joins me now. what are we hearing? >> so what we're hearing today is that we are expected to get this determination. remember back to sunday we heard word from the office of chief medical examiner that they wanted a little bit more time, essentially, that they did not yet have a determination on jeffrey epstein's death, that they wanted some more time. as we've been reporting this week there's been no indication to date that there's any sort of foul play here. it is presumed that this determination will be suicide when it is released later today. we do expect that later today. as far as folks talking about an autopsy report, we're not going to get some 30, 50, 100 page report that we can comb through here today. very few states allow the release of that information. i can think of only one off the top of my head. >> but we should

all locked in a seemingly endless summer of turmoil rob mcbride al jazeera hong kong. prison guards working in the unit that housed american financing and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein said they were working extreme overtime shifts on the night he died because of staffing shortages epstein was supposed to have been checked by gods every 30 minutes and should have had a cell mate because of a previous suicide attempt. now it's one of the world's most endangered species about the mountain gorillas of central africa making a slow but fragile return from the brink of extinction since 2010 the population as has increased by a quarter to just over $1000.00 stephanie decker reports from the verona mountains and rwanda which is leading conservation efforts what you didn't thought the were at the foot of the very good mountains and getting a briefing on how to behave around the mountain gorilla that's what everyone here has come to see and they've paid $1500.00 each to spend one hour with the great apes in their habitat are you excited i am beyond excited this is inter

let's go to our correspondent rob mcbride he's joining us live from hong kong where more protests have been called for today rob. that's right elizabeth there is almost like a daily timetable. what is happening where as these protests roll on and we are ready revenue tower this is in the one china district of hong kong island this is the the home of the people who collect hong kong's taxes now we were expecting a protest to be taking place here about 10 minutes ago the idea was to be so many people here it would close down the operations of the hong kong's revenue department i can tell you there's about 30 or 40 news people here and a fully functioning revenue department it hasn't happened basically no protesters have turned up it is the nature of the unpredictable they called a similar a similar gathering here last week no one showed up to that but several weeks before that when they called the gathering there had so many people here they basically swung the lobby of this building and pretty much brought the department to a standstill you know who would have anticipated when the call

financial adviser james mcbride says cook's voice is important on the world stage. >> what i think tim cook was saying is we are putting a gigantic very important american company at a disadvantage with one of their largest competitors. >> reporter: the president delayed the tariffs set to take effect september 1st until december, the key shopping season for companies like apple. >> that seems to be part of the president's strategy, to ease up on the tariffs so it won't affect the christmas season. it's becoming increasingly clear a key part of the good ec >> reporter: the president offering an optimistic economic outlook coming off a week when the volatile stock market was blamed on the china tariffs quoting, "we are doing very well with china and talking." >> the money is pouring into the u.s. like never before and like no other country has ever experienced. >> reporter: the president banking on the economy in the run-up to the 2020 election. >> i think the president listened to tim took and tim took keeping the lines of communication open with the white house is paying off. >> the m

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partners that's a response to japan's earlier decision to drop south korea's fos track export status rob mcbride has more from seoul. at an emergency cabinet meeting call to discuss the deepening rift with japan president moon j.n. of south korea laid the blame squarely with his neighbor. japan's decision is a reckless decision that rejects diplomatic efforts to solve the problem and rather worsens the situation i express my deep regret he was responding to the latest escalation in the trade dispute with japan removing south korea from the so-called white list of countries allowed to receive exports of sensitive strategic components that it needs for its high tech manufacturing. it comes on top of restrictions last month on the export of raw materials for the production of semiconductors in south korea with fears of a knock on effect to manufacturing in neighboring countries. japan denies it's linked to a decade's old dispute over its water time record. deal this move was approved to revise japan's export controls appropriately and was not intended to hurt japan south korea relations or to craft

the streets to demand greater autonomy from china it is the 10th straight weekend let's go to rob mcbride who's been covering all of this from hong kong so rob what's happening now. that's right we have just running street battle basically right through the tallest heart of the cow loon district here in hong kong is called choice it is normally full at this time of the with their visitors tourists shoppers but instead of that we've seen police arrive in force and drive out a whole bunch of protesters who are laying siege to repeal e station here now the police of the protesters way down the street as they did so they moved in made a number of arrests the protesters have backed off it remains to be seen whether the police will move on to clear them further but they do seem to have taken a very robust response to the demonstrations that we have seen here today let me just give you a quick look around here this is as i said the shopping district one of them a shopping district of hong kong all of the shops shuttered and just a few minutes ago this was a awash with protesters fleeing from the

and then reappear in a different location it is the 10th straight weekend of unrest in hong kong mcbride reports. another day of protest and doing all those predictably in rolling stone. battles between protesters and police. this was the chimps are choi district of calif where protesters have laid siege to the local police station. police responded in. under a barrage of tear gas protesters fell back those not quick enough were arrested. some of them shouting out their names and identity numbers ha. to let others know what had happened to them. here. normally busy with shoppers and tourists some passers by got caught up in the chaos. the day started peacefully large protest marches against the government's controversial extradition bill which has been suspended but is claimed by pro-democracy groups as evidence of further erosion of hong kong's freedoms within china that my life is getting tougher in hong kong people are being ignored and their homes and get your enemy defend your people thinking now this protest across town lou was technically illegal but it didn't stop thousands from

rob mcbride al-jazeera hong kong. with al-jazeera still ahead. dozens of people were injured in clashes between israeli security forces and palestinians at the al aqsa mosque compound. and we look at the devastating storms across china india and pakistan leaving destruction in the way. hello there more wes and all the windy weather across the southeast of australia this is still coming across so the great bison am producing more of the same really day after day we got high pressure keeping things fine and dry and actual fact is not as bad as it has been sent out late in melbourne we should see some dry brighter weather throughout the start of the week on monday so that's also across into hobart but about day in sydney 18 degrees celsius and very warm on monday in perth the high that of 23 a little bit closer to the average on tuesday 21 just the chance of a shower along the coast but it should stay dry across into path and about today as well she is to melbourne a 14 degrees celsius now it's a slightly improving picture into orbit and which is a

separates north and south korea the 2 leaders agreed to revive talks on iran's nuclear program rob mcbride has more from seoul. the weapons system north korea says it tested is very different to the 2 short range ballistic missiles 1st described by south korean officials on wednesday in an official statement from its state run news agency north korea says that it was in fact a multiple guided rocket launcher system a test that was overseen by north korean leader kim jong un he was said to be pleased with the test a system which it said would cause inescapable distress to whoever was on the receiving end the fact that it doesn't seem to be a ballistic missile makes it less of a provocation but it also seems to indicate that if a rocket could be mistaken for a missile then it does show a significant advance in north korea's rocket technology and still this is a system that would put much of south korea within range the timing of this test is still significant it comes just ahead of planned exercises between south korean and u.s. forces in its statements north korea made no specific reference

tourist numbers are down and the stock market fell to its lowest level in 7 months on tuesday rob mcbride has more from hong kong. many passengers are still turning up tuesday evening at hong kong's international airport to learn that their flights have indeed been cancelled there maybe still here on the departure board but gradually this is all now turning red as it did indeed 24 hours ago when thousands of protesters came to this terminal and brought the departing flights to a standstill once again there was a call went out for protesters to come here but they didn't come in the same numbers but they were enough of them pushing trolleys many which got overturned here blocking the checkin aisles to once again force the airport authority to cancel all of tuesday's remaining flights it has to be said that many of the protesters have now cleared out those trolleys are in neat stacks many of those protesters it seems are now leaving the terminal having achieved their objective of bringing one of the world's busiest a.b.a. shin hubs to a standstill for a 2nd day running but it does remain to

demonstrating at the international airport to make the rioting tourists aware of their campaign rob mcbride joins us live now from hong kong rob why have they taken the decision to try and push the people off the streets might make it worse before it makes it better. it's interesting peter the police have been accused of using tactics which are inappropriate of being heavy handed the protesters say it's outright brutality and that seems to have made the situation worse and brings more people out onto the streets but then you get people on the conservative pro beijing side that says look these are thugs these are people who are ruling hong kong's future come on get tough with them you've got the tools to go out there and show them who's boss and i think maybe we have seen a bit of the latter on this particular day we've had a another day of the typical hong kong protests they start quite peacefully almost an accountable type atmosphere as you mentioned that the protests that were taking place today are not allowed to have taken place they didn't have permission from the police nonetheless th

moved in gas has already been fired at the protesters who are rallying in defiance of a police ban mcbride is out amongst protesters following what happened throughout the day so far. so the day began with a demonstration in a town called typo that's in the new territories up near the border with mainland china it was very good natured families were involved walking through the streets even though the police said the demonstration wasn't allowed there was no way they were going to stop the thousands of people who turned out at the end of that demonstration most people then drifted away but several 1000 people stayed they occupied the streets they set up barricades there was a standoff with. riot police as soon as they heard the word went out very quickly amongst the group was we know this is a group that says it doesn't have any leaders. one thing to another they decided to leave which they did and come to a number of other locations around. new territories and how lewd and this is one of the this is shot this is where there have been confrontations before they have quickly moved into this

an agreement with a north korean signature on the bottom of it is worth as i'm rob thank you rob mcbride in seoul for us alan fish airs morning from washington d.c. . we talk about short range missiles but these missiles have a range of about a 1000 kilometers an hour would certainly bring in most of south korea and japan were not only are the u.s. allies but there are many thousands of u.s. troops based no donald trump just a week or so ago was hailing the fact that there's been enormous l. launches there for 18 months as a great foreign policy achievement when it comes to the most recent launches he says no big deal here at range missiles we never made an agreement that i have no problem we'll see what happens. range missiles a very standard. there are talks ongoing between the united states and north korea to come up with some sort of deal that the 2 leaders can sign that will lead to north korea reducing its nuclear arsenal but there's no sign of any breakthrough at the moment and certainly these missile launches don't help the atmosphere what is clear though is that donald trump nee