slipping away to pro-democracy candidates will be taken as a slight against the authority said pretty moxy candidates meanwhile a really battling to take their fight to the ballot box to prove to legitimize what they've been taking to the streets for for so many months now now on a more practical level this will also impact hong kong's future going forward in the way that its government governed so 6 district counselors will be able to join the legislative council hong kong's parliament if you like going forward as well number dozens of these district councils will then join the committee which will appoint the chief executive next time around so pro-democracy candidates really see this as one of the district councils don't have a huge amount of power it is a step for them if they do make gains in the right direction you've been there for weeks and months covering the weekend demonstrations occasionally marred by violence is there any fear of reoccurring today. yeah the weeks leading up to this election was some of the most violent that we've seen it with in this whole of 5 over 5 months p

streets with champagne at that announcement now in this particular seat at this polling station pretty moxy activists and convener of the civil human rights front which is behind a number of the rallies in recent months jimmy sham he has won his seat pushing out the incumbent in his victory speech he said that his win was a victory for all those people who have lost who have given up so much for this pro-democracy movement in recent months now there is still a long night ahead as hundreds of seats are still to be announced but for all those people who said that this was a litmus test for the popularity of this pro-democracy movement particularly given how violent the clashes have become in recent months they will be watching these results very closely and looking to see whether this is a contest a trend that continues throughout the evening all right champagne in the streets instead of tear gas at least so far tonight charlotte pilin hong kong thank you very much. and joining me in studio is clifford cowen and he's reported extensively in the region not clifford hong kong citizens of course

germany moxy 30th anniversary all before all of the palin war we take you to the center of the celebrations and reflect on how it changed the lives of so many around the world. and wildfires in the snow 3 decades at least 2 lives and hundreds of thousands to flee their homes the prime minister calls the blazes devastating and harassing. i am. i'm headed home for a glad you could join me in a landmark ruling india's top court declares a holy site claimed by both hindus and muslims belongs to hindus now the ruling paves the way for a temple to be built at the site which stands in the state of. a separate piece of land is to be given to muslims to build a mosque now security has been ramped up in the area amid fears of violence and $992.00 rightwing hindu mobs tore down a 16th century mosque which they believe was built at the birthplace of one of them most revered days he's ruled around it sparked riots across india that killed more than 2000 people and the issue continues to stoke tensions between hindus and muslims. well for more on that decision that's bringing d.w. correspondent sonia fou

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malik has just moxie fled the civil war in syria where she had studied political science and literature. she started cooking more or less by chunks. of this place it's like syrian home to put lots of. culture. and touch and might. she 1st set up a catering service and meanwhile has her own restaurant. nothing in my life it's easy nothing and also nothing it's impossible. along with work founding a company and finding a flat there's also the language to. me arguments that my german is totally rostam i forgotten it all so international and everybody speaks english and more job doesn't help either because even the germans here speak spanish. it's love the brought. in from mexico city he's a graphic designer but pursuing his career here without having mastered the language is hard if not downright impossible so he opened in mexico. we would meet there. as my job consisted of talking to clients and developing ideas with the moment here because i don't speak german my talents were of no use. as anyone who's ever moved to a new country soon finds out things don't always go to plan and expectin

picture so how big is the problem i put that question to a political correspondent moxy 1000000 akashic. yes else by d.w. the german domestic intelligence service has not been able to give any estimates of how big this phenomenon nuffin to learn to patrols is in germany so for. well we've gathered reports that estimates that in about 30 cities across germany this problem has occurred over these patrols have occurred but of course on the 1st sign as you see in the report it doesn't necessarily look at up as a problem at 1st these groups look very civil they could be easily mistaking for a private security company moving around in a group of 2 in very official looking vests but they are not these groups do have a political motive they're coming with a right wing attitude and of course there have been reports of these groups also intimidating people or harassing those that they deem foreign looking and what can be done against these vigilante is not even legal because as we saw in our report the police seemed quite helpless when they faced one of these vigilante patrols is what we see in t

draft moxie has been amended to include findings and it allows office uses in pdr1-d.commission must find that the project meets the secretary of the interior standards and that the proposed changes use will enhance the feasibility of preserving the landmark in order for the continual use authorization to move forward and that's on page 7 in. draft motion i just handed to you. this concludes my presentation. the project sponsor is in attendance and will mack a short presentation and i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. i know you have a lot of material here. do you think 10 minutes is sufficient? >> 10 would be great. yeah. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners, john here on behalf of the project sponsor. we're excited to be here today to present a major renovation and restoration of the landmark building process which has been six years in the making. i first like to have stan lu come up and provide an overview of the project. >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you. i'll provide a review of the highlights of the proposed exterior im

what is true is they have a new york moxie that will probably impact how they deal with each other.f by a long shot bloomberg became a nominee, he is still useful on the sidelines because he can get in trump's head. the only way trump knows how to deal with critics and adversaries is to go into his school boy taunt. little michael. yes, michael bloomberg is shorter than donald trump, somehow this thing -- you know, the physical appearances, stature, is the diminutive tactic that trump takes, which i think probably is more of a comfort to him than to the people who hear it. but the personal animosity will work against trump because bloomberg doesn't have that -- doesn't have an issue, so it's something for trump to overcome and not bloomberg. long way of saying it, he gets in his head. >> more of that sticks and stones. we'll see how it resonates and how it impacts if at all. lynn sweet, thank you so much. david swerdlick, thank you. >>> a quick programming note, billionaire businessman tom steyer makes his case to the american people in a cnn democratic presidential town hall live f

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many ways they try to suppress us we will still come out this really comes a week after the procedure moxy camp secured a majority in the district council elections that victory has bolstered the protest movement with more relevance planned for sunday in hong kong. has been more violence in eastern democratic republic of congo rebels have killed 13 people in kuku tama that's near the city where 28 people died during an attack by armed groups on tuesday catherine surely is in goma we are being told that residents are now feeling that it's safe to go and assess the situation and we're also hearing that some of the board is a mutilated others have their heads cut off and this is a situation that people have been talking about for the past week or so people very upset with what is going on that. are able to calm and carry out attacks yet we have thousands of soldiers in that area carrying out an offensive against a.d.f. we have un peacekeepers in that area as well. peru's opposition leader keiko for humanity has been released from prison after 13 months she was detained pending trial accused o

moxy parties will secure a majority i expect the democrats maybe get a number of extra seats but it will be very difficult for them to really get an overall majority the district elections are normally a low key affair with campaigns focusing on local issues like garbage collection and bus routes but it's the only election in hong kong which is decided by direct suffrage and a small group of district councillors play a crucial role sitting on an election committee which chooses the cities next later the protests were initially triggered by opposition to an extradition bill which would have allowed fugitives in hong kong to be sent to the mainland for trial but it's now a wider anti-government movement opposed to china's tightening grip on the former british colony after months of often violent clashes the city's $30000.00 strong police force is on duty for the 1st time in the history of district elections whatever the result of this one it's unlikely to stop further unrest sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. war correspondent to robert broad has been following the vote through the day of

streets have been in the streets now for many many weeks the iraqi prime minister abdullah abdullah moxy has said he will tender his resignation do we know when no we do not it comes after weeks of deadly protests 40 people losing their lives yesterday alone poll though they did follow that leading shia cleric saying there had to be a change more news on the other side of the break i'll see that. december on al-jazeera as this here comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe scams and exclusive look at the world's largest conference on a child be in rwanda will the efforts achieve an aids free africa a 2 part series charting china's rise as a 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in space to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to somebody on al-jazeera. english. al-jazeera. where every. $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to save the fore

>> you've got koor yosity, soon mars 2020 with an experiment called moxie.t's not people but they are automated systems doing the things that people we hope will do later like extract oxygen from the carbon die oxide atmosphere and make breathing oxygen and oxygen as a part of a fuel so we're doing that for auto years. i'm not a geologist but i have geology friends told me if we put one geologist on the surface of mars for as long as curiosity was there we'd probably have explored the planet by now. i don't say that as a trivial, not a joke but there is this innate curiosity that humans have that we are not able yet to teach a robot. artificial intelligence will be here one of these days we think and an example, hubble space telescope, we found out hubble had a spheric collaboration and we decided we were not going to send the shuttle up to get hubble, the national academy put together at the insistence of senator barbara mikulskey we put how we could save hubble, that was the title of the group, saving hubble. we went into t all of it did, even the human sp