house 3000 people but down some 13000 live there grease moves to reduce the numbers at the notorious morea migrant camp lesbos was transfers to the mainland. our brian thomas great to have you with us some 100 protesters remain barricaded inside a hong kong university as the standoff there with police continues now that's according to the territory's chief executive kerry lamb. clashes have been raging of course there for a number of days with 600 people who were inside the university all ready having surrendered to police others made a bold as. rope ladder called on those remaining inside to surrender saying how the hong kong government was trying to find a peaceful solution to the standoff meanwhile china says that hong kong's high court has no power to overturn the controversial ban on the wearing of face masks during demonstrations now that move by beijing could add even more fuel to the ongoing protests let's get the very latest now from our correspondents fee because in hong kong and mathias billing for us in beijing to date of both of you phebe hong kong police are saying that surre

like greece is finally moving refugees out of the morea camp unless was either. lost the south african teacher who's moving with the times. must. be a classroom that's taking a different approach to learning. and welcome. good to have you with us. parents of some of the students trapped inside of the seize hong kong campus appealing to authorities to take a softer line towards the children protesters have left the building but early tuesday the bills remaining have been labeled riotous by the authorities a tilde that comes with a 10 year jail sentence during the 3 days standoff the polytechnic has become the focus of the pro-democracy movement opposing the growing influence of beijing on the. after days under siege the last protesters are running out of supplies. still determined in pursuit of their demands exhaustion has set in nonetheless some need medical attention and awaiting to be evacuated. but watching scenes like this playing out beyond the campus walls many a terrified to give themselves up to police they fear a lengthy jail sentences if they were arres

at its northern edge morea is expanding a group of men are breaking ground for a family who will spend their 1st night here no one we talked to here expects the population to shrink anytime soon. in the middle of the night yet another arrival a frantic spot carrying migrants rescued off the coast of last boss this time 33 of them including women and children. everyone gets a bottle of water a snack and a blanket they're relieved as they are registered on european soil but few know about moria their next home. this is a pile of the started life jackets that were worn by those who made the dangerous crossing to less boss but the risks and the conditions of moriah camp won't keep more people from coming for the past 3 months numbers of arrivals have far outpaced the numbers of departures but if the government's transfer program succeeds the island of lesbos once again could become what it used to be a brief stopover on the way to europe. brought him here is on the last bus to arrive at the landing she collects her bags as the ferry to athens holds its cargo . just and worry about because

raw eerie has lived with her daughter for a year in morea a camp she describes as the worst on earth she was notified yesterday and given only hours to pack all her things and leave. i merely is one of thousands of asylum seekers greece plans to move from the north aegean islands to the mainland before winter comes. and. deputy governor of the north island says this rush to transfer asylum seekers is not a permanent solution but he says it will let the islands breathe again. face you eat them our basic goal is for the islands to be decongestant for there to be a better distribution of people all over greece whether. it's insupportable that we have a ratio of one migrant to 5 locals here one man madonnas this bed in the rest of greece it's much lower. than a likeness of the refugee reception center lesbos is not just overcrowded it's often described as the worst humanitarian crisis in europe. morea camp was built for 3000 but more than 4 times that many people live here thousands of them outside the fence. that here we meet not to belittle it from afghanistan but it shows us where he

house $3000.00 but now it's home to over $13000.00 why greece is finally moving refugees out of the morea camp on the island of less cost. plus why this magnificent animal could be only one of a kind the very last free building elephant left in southern africa biggest forest . i'm with that shima parents of some of the students who are holding out in abysses hong kong unit. city campus appealing to authorities to take a softer line towards their children last protest says had left the building but early tuesday but those remaining have been labeled riotous by the authorities a term that comes with a 10 year jail sentence during the 3 days standoff the polytechnic university campus has become the focus of the pro-democracy movement opposing the growing influence of beijing on the tree after days under siege some of the last protesters finally leave defeated exhausted and in some cases in need of medical care many cover their faces in the last attempt to avoid identification and punishment. but police are waiting for them. they have threatened to charge those who occupied the campus with ri

to help those 3000 people is now home to over 13000 greece is moving to reduce the numbers out the morea capital us post. and the south african teacher who's moving with the times. we'll take you to the classroom that's taking a different approach to learning. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us some 100 protesters remain barricaded inside a hong kong university as the standoff there with police continues now that's according to the territories. chief executive kerry lamb clashes have been raging of course for days now with 600 people who were inside that university building there already surrendering to police others made a bold escape by climbing out of buildings terry lamb called on those remaining inside to surrender saying the hong kong government was trying to find a peaceful solution to end the standoff meanwhile china says hong kong's high court does not have the power to end the ban on protesters wearing masks now that move could add even more fuel to the ongoing protests. for the very latest let's bring indeed abuse phoebe kong she joins us now from hong kong good day to

3000 people but it's now home to with 13 pounds of why greece is finally moving refugees out of the morea camp on the island of les pauls . plus the south african teachers moving in with the tides would. be a great excuse a classroom that takes a different approach to learning. how to. achieve good to have you with us. better so some of the students trapped inside the besieged hong kong campus are appealing to authorities to take a softer line to walk. it's the children last protest is have had left the building but only tuesday but those remaining have been labeled rioters by the authorities a tone that comes with a 10 year jail sentence during the 3 days standoff the polytechnic university campus has become the focus of the pro-democracy movement opposing the growing influence of beijing on the territory. after days under siege some of the last protesters finally leave defeated exhausted and in some cases in need of medical care many cover their faces in a last attempt to avoid identification and punishment. but police are waiting for them. they have threatened to charge those who occup

over the coming weeks and they include many on the on and of less toss the sides of the overcrowded morea can these i'm in s.f. and max sunda have this reporter on the island that's become home for thousands of refugees desperate to leave their. friends bid farewell to the buses which. more than $100.00 asylum seekers are leaving maurya camp for some after a year if waiting. the joy is palpable but so is the pain in the uncertainty the fighting once again into the unknown how do you feel now that you can get on the bus and leave and leave very happy but i have lots of friends here i haven't missed for everybody just. in the morning i cried still to know my friends came to see me just. has lived with her daughter for a year in morea a camp she describes as the worst on earth she was notified yesterday and given only hours to pack on things and leave. i mean is one of thousands of asylum seekers greece plans to move from the north e.g. islands to the mainland before winter comes. and the deputy governor of the north island says this rush to transfer asylum seekers is not a permanent solutio

itself is very interesting for us, and in this qua, it is morea interesting. >> the feature is beautifulature page, thehe at 1.15 meters, the highest tide seen in years. hundreds of businesses have been forced to close, with the total damage estimated at hundreds of millions of euros. >> the situation is almost tragic. we saw much damage, as did everybody. i do not know how long we will remain closed. at least for this week. >> italian politicians have been onon the scene to demonstrate their support. former prime minister, silvioo berluscoconi, waited through -- waded through st. mark's square with the mayor. conteminister giuseppe rushed back to rome. >> we will be able to compensate shopkeepers come up to 5000 euros for individuals and 20,000 euros for busininesses. this will be released immediately. italian said d the govevernment wilill meet later s month to discuss the nation and a structure -- discuss s the nanation infrastructcture, inclg -- venician infrastructure, including moses. it has been delayed by cost overruns and corruption scandals. mark: that story coming out of venic

the moreas conservative for comes as deere prepares itself for sale declines in key product areas. worldwide sales of agriculture and turf equipment are expected to fall between 5% and 10%, and construction and forestry equipment sales are expected to falletween 10% and 15%. while the story does sound downbeat for deere, it couldch ge relatively quickly and forcefully,ep dding how trade policies develop, not just on the u.s./china front, but also the progress of the u. /mexico/canada trade agreement. deere says over the longer term l be good. a pickup in economic growth not abroad athe u.s. but well could shift sentiment more positively in the coming months and r "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. >>> more issues for boeing. that's where we begin tonight's "market focus." the faa now will be inspecting and signing off on every new 737 max jet, individually, before boeing can deliver them to airlines. that's a new wrinkle in the long-delayed certification of the planes. separately, "the seattle times" reported the fuselage of boeing's 777-x split due to a high pressure rupt

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in prison pending trial for allegedly receiving bribes from a brazilian construction company which moreas the daughter of the former president alberto fujimori. the president of saddam has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder desk. was convicted of killing 15 political opponents in 1902 he is currently out of the country on an official visit to china the military court the phantom guilty on friday has not ordered his arrest and he can appeal against the sent its. malta's government has denied reports his prime minister plans to resign joseph muscat is under pressure over the government's alleged cover up of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago daphne was killed in a car bomb explosion investigating corruption involving politicians and businessmen a measles epidemic in samoa has killed 42 more than 3000 cases have been registered since october when the outbreak began the country's seen a drop in immunization and that's made it more vulnerable to outbreaks of the disease. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story all see you bright and ea

will be an opposition leader moreas released from prison pending a trial over a major corruption case plus. i'm onshore in a forest in my paper the home to thousands of indigenous people they say they are living in a constant fear of fiction but that they are determined to fight for what they claim is their habitat. weeks of deadly anti-government protests could finally force a major political change in iraq the prime minister has announced he intends to resign who took charge just last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament and was on the scene as the news emerged and has this report from back at. the celebrations were instantaneous as soon as it up the prime minister added the announced his intention to resign anti-government demonstrators but that's to the square practically threw a party. the stunning development came a day after more than 50 people were killed by security forces in one of the bloodiest days of violence since the anti-government protests erupted in early october. it was just over a year ago that he was appointed prime minister as a consensus candid

construction company hundreds of her supporters gathered outside the prison to celebrate her release which moreas the daughter of the former president alberto fujimori president of been sentenced to 20 years in prison for murder saying was convicted of killing 15 political opponents in 1982 the court ruled that he oversaw an operation to have them abducted and killed he's currently out of the country on an official visit to china the military court the plantain guilty on friday has not ordered his arrest and he can appeal against the sentence. the maltese government is denying its prime minister is planning to resign joseph mascots under pressure over the alleged government cover up of a journalist's murder 2 years ago daphne. died in a car bomb explosion while investigating corruption involving politicians and businessmen has laura burton manly. to government ministers resigned as the prime minister's chief of staff and now joseph musket himself also he's telling friends his government's been accused for months of mishandling the murder investigation which goes right to the heart of his politica

camping outside the prison where his wife is being held he says she is a political prisoner because you moreas in jail while being investigated over suspected money laundering or 2011 presidential campaign supporters of an inmate on death row in the us are calling for his release after new evidence emerged that could prove his innocence ronnie reed is to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago his attorneys those say there is new testimony that employed kate's the woman's fiance the flight had a tie and city of venice is facing another exceptionally high tide the government has declared a state of emergency there these are live pictures the prime minister decepticon today is promising compensation for residents and businesses the venice lagoon tied on tuesday at the highest level and 53 years more than 85 percent of the city's historic sites are under water. pick up the headlines right now on al jazeera hong kong has confirmed its economy plunged into its 1st recession and a decade it's been blamed on the increasingly violent anti-government protests and the escal

construction company hundreds of supporters gathered outside the prison to celebrate her freedom which moreas the daughter of the former president told berto fujimori mariana sanchez is in the peruvian capital she says this may not be the end of the mores legal battles. she was freed up to the cost to consumers fight the little approved 7 ruthless corbis requested by her sister she has been in jail for 2018 and the once a day doesn't hurt her imprisonment accepting money for her presidential campaigns all that but it was more than giant construction company 'd it has been a common thing for politicians like her businessman it's almost precedents that are under investigation now folks having to keep money some brazilian companies know how do we be certain that she is free of charge as the best geisha is to her. we could deal with that money some other rich some senior she could retire on jail plus a few others jailed her because they thought that she thinks fair that she was obstructing justice and that she could leave the country so now of course there's a huge complaint from the prosecutor's

to make.oa but to call it peace talks with the taliban, to me,, just is political fodder, and it's moreaut an election in a year than anything else. as a trump supporter, going into that election, i just want things to be called what they are so that our troops on the ground there understand what they're in for and why they're there. i think they serve a great purpose. i think having their presence there to gather human intelligence to keep attacks at bay makes a lot of sense. >> gregg: the president said we are either going to stay there until we reach a deal or totall victory. is total victory even possible? i mean, the british couldn't do it, the soviets couldn't do it. we've been there 18 years. >> yeah. >> well, i do think that we have to stay there as long as we need to stay in afghanistan in order to serve u.s. interests, actually. we have to protect the united states. we have to protect the homeland here against islamist terrorist threats across the world, and we cannot allow afghanistan, once again, to fall into the hands of those who would harm the united states and its allies

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