more than 40 n.p.r. stations closed in a bid to try and stop the protesters mobilizing and moving around cities protest locations and on saturday we had and friday night we had the entire n.p.r. system was shut down as a result of the entries march will be introduced on friday one acted on friday by kerry lamb but certainly these protests continue we're now in of course months of demonstrations sara thanks very much. out and as humans are voting in their 2nd parliamentary elections since the revolution 8 years ago sunday's vote is a test of the established parties under pressure for failing to solve the economic crisis a number of newly formed political groups are also chasing votes to outsiders one the most votes in the presidential election last month about a has more from a polling station in the capital tunis. more than 7000000 citizens are expected to cast their votes in this crucial elections but many believe the voter turnout could be lower compared to the 2014 election because millions of to his

its karela group the new people zomi or n.p.r. a is based in the remote mountain areas and is recognized globally as a terrorist organization. in november last year president a target declared a state of emergency on a grass ordering military and police reinforcements to the island to launch operations against the new people's army but human rights organizations accuse state forces of not only targeting insurgents but carrying out extrajudicial killings of those pesetas to pose a political threat to the government what do you when you when the. president to turtoni has openly called for the killing of human rights activists as well as roy is who represent those accused of being n.p.a. one of the young human rights are you and we still very little. well spirit safe. if they are of the up being just. since he came to power in 2016 they have been at least 87 alleged extrajudicial killings of peasants human rights advocates and lawyers only grow silent. it's really this and that there discover in the systematic attack and political persecution of activists clarissa singh soon as are over rez

train stations are closed around the areas where some of the protest vents were to take place a levon n.p.r. stations in total we're also hearing the main tunnels coming into hong kong island there are checkpoints at the beginning of those tunnels and so police are looking into the vehicles into the buses this is something they've done in the past particular when it came to protests that were supposed to happen at the airport that was one of the ways that the police were able to kind of clamp down on the numbers though we haven't really seen anything in big form right now there are small protests near here this is where the flag raising ceremony took place a few hours ago there was a small protest group here about 20 they were ushered off pretty quickly by the police looking at that the police have really clamped down the security here they say because on the eve of national day they said that there was going to be a very very dangerous using their words very very dangerous situation in hong kong today so they use that as leverage to take these efforts make these efforts they have to clamp

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our correspondent at n.p.r.'s has been speaking to some of the refugees about church here and the church where about 300 people are seeking shelter refugees you can see it is completely overcrowded so many people have the space it is not smelling very well of course of the stress level is very high the tensions are very high and people have experienced very terrible things on wednesday when they were the correct down on their protests and the police was attacking them we just talked to sylvie one mother who was a witness of what happened and she actually got injured herself. i'm sorry i feel their anger because they had to it's. because another thing is today. is the 5th in a 4 because in south africa because that was done by the government. because that is a new money to that i so wish my sister if a policeman can support him are the current there is no future for much in this country i want to go if you want to go anywhere as long as we are out of this country a place that we're going to be safe where we're goi

and narrow and the waste just like in fairy tale it's a small medieval city sneck and our well known n.p.r. oft and the east end state of the range. that was my home for a long time i spent most of my youth in some ranger and went to effort to study when i lived here people didn't argue much about politics they couldn't if they didn't even exist but now they are likely to win at least 20 percent of the road and i wonder whether they have changed the reach of. leftist off the right that's often what people here want to know is politics dividing the state into. i tried to talk about it with former classmates but then i noticed that most of the people i was friends with have moved away to big cities just like i did i was right back saying it's a delicate topic society i hear it's bitterly divided but no one wants to talk to me about it on camera. to get an idea of what's going on now i go to an a.s.d. campaign event the far right and she takes a view on her is considered the top candidate here he insults other parties and journalists too but can't his constituency except of opinions those who

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the legal n.p.r. will continue for facebook has released audio quire by the verge shows the company's c.e.o. preparing for a political battle over regulating big tech and potentially breaking up the 2nd biggest name international regulatory attorney involved edwards is on hand to give us a legal view on what could be in store for the tech giant we're about to bring you a world of business news in just 27 minutes let's go. a resignation at the top of the global banking elite in the wake of a spying scandal leads our global report today as the chief operating officer at credit suisse steps down after admitting he ordered surveillance of a former employee the c.e.o. of pierre all of a released doos of his intentions on tuesday the executive was forced to move on after he admitted that he ordered surveillance of credit suisse is former head of wealth management. mr blaize use of the company's investee go was inspired by his suspicions that mr khan was poaching credit suisse talent and clients on behalf of

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n.p.r. champions that's around the rats as have suffered their 1st defeat of the new season they went down to the boston celtics on friday jason tate's and jayden brown proving to be the star man for the celtics in one. opening home game the season tatum and brown both scored 25 points as western ran out winners 112106 that means both teams have won one and lost one to start a campaign. leicester city have equal the english premier league record by hammering south and the 9 no on friday the victory emulates majesty united's record win states in 1995 it's also the biggest ever away win for a premier league team your say paris and jamie vardy both netting hat tricks along the way the wind sees brendan rodgers main goal 2nd in the standings although they have played a game more than leaders liverpool and manchester city who are now 3rd. from. the very 1st person in the game to. play with a performance. liverpool have been given the go ahead to sign a lucrative new kit deal with nike they want t

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n.p.r. and it's n.b.c. c.n.n. how do you how is it they all the commentators say exactly the same thing through during one news cycle it's amazing existential threat. they do it who sends out that e-mail i really want to understand how they do it because i wish conservatives would do it more often really go ahead tom. it's almost like there's a list serve with a message point comes out from on high somewhere in my suspicion be the conspiracy guy it's somewhere in the party where they all go in lockstep but you're right one from russia collusion to to racism to recession now now we're into ukraine it never stops but again they're just speaking to themselves and to joe's point in respect to accountability there have been some people who have been fired at c.n.n. and a.b.c. news but i think the most important aspect is the drop in credibility with polling i mean rest newson reports had a poll where only 33 percent of voters think the new york times gets it accurate most of the time most students almost 70 percent thi

in the n.p.r. station the numbers are growing maybe but how you know for this much will start i'm moving to central and as you mentioned the police have warned this not to go ahead and as a result they're poised at 11 imtiaz the tram line to stop the story as opposed to pretty much the home is in a lockdown apart from these people gathering at these anti trying to rally concern the government has had to somewhat restrict celebrations due to these protests the canceled fireworks and it seems there's a lot of security around trying to stifle some of these protests what's expected as the day progresses and as the government likely to say anything. we've had 6000 police deployed on the streets to prepare for. rallies in the various marches the police last night this press conference said that they had intelligence that there had been there would be murderous attacks on the police and then more the public at danger they've issued threats of text messages to all our phones a whole phone call residents mo

local military radio program intensified its campaign against him claiming he was recruiting for the n.p.r. i. want. then you know toba 20. 9 farmers were shot dead with high powered weapons as they slept in a field. then gave legal advice to their families and also members of the sugar workers federation who were charged with the murder is. said that one massacre happened in the north of the us and of course a lot of people there knew. the killings for state sponsored so we were discussing what kind of case we could fire and so and i are of the military. less than 3 weeks after the massacre was dead. so i have here the autopsy report that was done by the commission on human rights one bullet hit his heart and came out and said and they said and of the gunmen was really very very professional. it's really him. c.c.t.v. cameras captured the hitman after the shooting wearing a hooded sweater on the back of a motorbike one makeshift so. it was an extrajudicial killing you know because these before he was killed he was already being survey and monitored by the intelligence officers of the mili

areas in front of me are blocked off the police are mobilizing very quickly now i should say 30 ice n.p.r. stations are closed as a result the trams are being closed for a long time this afternoon so one of the tactics has been trying to stop those people mobilizing or getting to those location points but as i mentioned most of today the 10s of thousands of people rallied that was peaceful it's only at the not last few hours where things have started to unravel. thank you very much sarah clarke then with the very latest from hong kong. where the day did start a lot more peacefully there had been celebrations and in china itself they were marking 70 years since the communist party seized we have 2 reports one in a moment from rob matheson he's in beijing 1st so let's hear from scott hyla in hong kong. the annual national day flag raising ceremony in hong kong this year was watched by dignitaries and guests of the government on t.v. for security the $12000.00 attendees were inside the hong kong convention center for the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's rep

rotting out so the city is still partly in shutdown we have more than half the railway system the n.p.r. system paralyze we got 50 empty shots but the clean up has started other rock place have already cleared out most of these protesters but we have pockets still going ahead the title of the difficulty that began peacefully we had tens of thousands of people rally at where we are now which includes my bike and conduct a peaceful march all the life from here into central and that's when things started to unravel when the place decided stop at their disposal but these protesters had one i am and that was to upset will spoil beijing's 70th anniversary celebrations and that's exactly what they did well the anniversary is being marked on mainland china in a very different way there have been large parades in beijing at a sensitive time for chinese diplomacy as well as its economy matheson as their. aircraft from the through the skies above please. armored vehicles rumble through chan and square a display of china's military strength as president xi jinping calls for economic and political c

you tired of detroit had offered management buy out options n.p.r. news so you might say ok so people could have gotten a loan. but of course the banks wanted collateral i still have great admiration for those east germans who had the courage to buy a company. called. those companies faced a ruthless struggle for survival in the search for investors in robin how to. win the common cause and of course we had every major german furniture producer here interested in. but they all said no i was then summoned to the toy hand in berlin where they said something i'll never forget. you have 4 weeks to privatized or otherwise hand over the keys. and at the time the company was still running at a big deficit was. in 400 there were maybe 30 people at the negotiations i had bank people on either side. there's no point saying you're happy with the conditions only for the bank to say that it wouldn't put up the money to finance. this war there was a tax advisor and a business consultant next to me and we had very constructive talks with the toy hondurans. and some

and tamara keith of n.p.r. she co-hosts the "npr politics podcast." welcome you two podcasters.about impeent. amy, the president, when this whole thing first broke, said there was no quid pro quo. then these texts come out, now a second whistleblower has come forward, saying it looks quite clear that therewas a quid pro quo. but it seems that the president's defense of this whole call and this intersection with the ukrainians hasn't changed very much. what is he trying to do here?e >> and his defenders, at least a few of them that are going out on television, defending the president, they're not talking about what the president actually did or his intentions, whether it was with ukraine or askihe chinese investigate, they're making the case that this is -- we should be looking into corruption of the bidens, we should be looking at the 2016 campaign. it's mud i didn't think thek th waters as much possible in order to get, i think, folks who are not truly partisan or people who are just sort of paying attention to this whole affair to say, uing h,ugh, that's just politicians, bide

just partner up to the january 31st so that's so those but that's in the news but of of in the day n.p.r. news also get a daring update for type of what m.p.'s are also gearing up for today is a vote on a snap general election on december the 12th the issue is today is a vote on a snap general election on december the 12th the issue with boris johnson needs 2 thirds of a majority in parliament to get that through get that date secured and. seems to need. to. get some thought get out that date secured and that also means some labor and pizza need to be on side however labor's position in all of this is that they want a no deal completely taken off the table labor's position in all of this is that they want a no deal completely taken off the table. before they had this before they agree to anything and think that there's this 1st but as far as just don't send has a has a tricky tricky ultimatum 44 that. the way to get this done the way to get brakes. the way to get this done the way to get breaks it done. is i think i think to be reasonable with parliament and see if they genuinely want mo

tanks are killing him back by hattrick things rather tough with a bar in munich but they did get past n.p.r course and big wins for the 2 english clubs tottenham and man city now the 30 man shortlist for the ballon d'or is out but most people are talking about he's not on the list p.s.g. and brazil's naima final to make the grade for the 1st time since 2010 where the shortlist is put together by france football magazine and they described the brazilian as having a black year hence his admission i started his injury and disciplinary problems plus his aborted moved back to barcelona which i united him for many p.s.g. fans were last year's winner luke a moderate also file to make that. these are some of the players that have been nominated 5 time winner and current holder of the fee for best award lino messi of boss learn a short listed as if his old rival eventis forward cristiana rinaldo another 5 time winner of the ballon d'or and the july diet where he's going for his 1st award the dutch offender one of 7 liverpool players to be nominated. i don't understand really don't know too much abou

according to a recent n.p.r. report in 2018, the cfpb launched an effort to find out why the program is failing our public servants. but secretary devos' department of education seems to have successfully stonewalled those efforts. is it true that in response to a letter from senator warren and myself, uconn fess that, quote, since december, 2017, student loan services have declined to produce information requested by the bureau for supervisory examinations related to loans held by the department based on the department's guidance? ms. kraninger: yes, that was in the letter. mr. menendez: is it also true that the bureau submitted a supervisory examination request to the department of education in january of 2019 of this year, and since then, the department of education failed to respond to the cfpb's request as disclosed by the department in a june letter to senator murray and congresswoman delauro? ms. kraninger: yes. if i could give a little additional context. mr. menendez: we'll get to additional context in a