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 intersection in this junction have set up makeshift barricades as quickly as they can trying to block traffic they have partially managed that they brought traffic to a standstil

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of making odds at monte trip raising awareness of the threat of climate change united states is new territory for the swedish teenager and it's not necessarily sympathetic to course the w.b. 40 well you know blue cross is here. with a look at what is likely to be waiting for welcome to the studio. so how. tripp been received by always on the video a small but committed group of supporters waiting for her as she pulled into lower manhattan with signs and cheers about 200 people but there's also plenty of reaction online we have the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorist welcoming her to new york saying in a tweet welcome to new york gratitude and the determination and perseverance shown during your journey should embolden all of us taking part in next month's climate action summit we must deliver on the demands of people around the world and address the global climate crisis of course some criticism as well of this what many people see as a p.r. stunt there was a harvard harvard political scientist who tweeted a few days ago while she was still on her way this is a 4000000 pounder about

of making that want to trip raising awareness of the threat of climate change united states is new territory for the swedish teenager and it's not necessarily sympathetic to colds. reporter well you know blue cross is here with a look at what is likely to be waiting for welcome to the studio. so how has. trip been received well we saw on the video a small but but committed group of supporters waiting for her as she pulled into lower manhattan with signs and cheers about 200 people but there's also plenty of reaction online we have the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace welcoming her to new york saying in a tweet welcome to new york gratitude and the determination and perseverance shown during your journey should in bold in all of us taking part in next month's climate action summit we must deliver on the demands of people around the world and address the global climate crisis of course some criticism as well of this what many people see as a p.r. stunt there was a harvard harvard political scientist who tweeted a few days ago while she was still on her way this is a $4000000.00 pounder a

we are in a place called typo it's a medium sized town up in the new territories as it's known close to the border with mainland china until about a half an hour or so ago this whole section of highway was completely full of protesters they were all the way down to the barriers that they had constructed further down there opposite them was a police line of riot police where everybody was expecting there was going to be some sort of clash and then just as quickly as they arrived the word rent around the well knows exactly where these words originate from they say is as we know meant to be a leaderless movement everybody said no we're going somewhere out there to a place called highway it's a couple of stops down on the train so they have vanished disappeared and have moved down there and leaving behind the barricades that they had spent the last hour or 2 building we often see this when they move into places build move along roads they quickly strip these barriers off the sides of the roads and they become very adept at using plastic ties and then to create these barricades moving str

the previously received special permission which reversed a previous israeli ban on her and her new territory israel's office early after she agreed not to provoke boycotts of the country during her visit. states the city of new york has evaporated a busy transport transport hub after suspicious objects were reported to police to abandon pressure cookers at the fulton street subway station in manhattan were later discovered to be harmless well sources in the press to gauge whether they were placed there deliberately to spread from. north korea has launched at least to 2 shorter range missiles near the city of tone into the sea of japan that's according to the south korean military is the 6th round of launches in recent weeks and protested military drills between south korea the united states has rejected any further peace talks with. china appears to be getting ready to take direct action against protesters in hong kong with a newspaper seen as the mouthpiece for beijing backing intervention the global times said that if hong kong cannot restore rule of law on its own it is imperative for the

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 had said that 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 where i lined up with riot police and then soon as they heard arrive then the word went out spread very quickly amongst the group which we know this is a group that says it doesn't have any leaders. from one thing to another they decided to leave which they did and come to a number of other locations around new territories and cow loued and this is one of the this is shot in this is where there have been confrontations before they have quickly moved into this intersection in this junction have set up makeshift barricades as quickly as they can trying to block traffic they hav

that will be a new challenge for a lot of these companies having to deal with this new territory.would you suggest they do and what advice would you give these businesses? businesses should be mapping out different scenarios catered towards different types of outcomes from these trade talks. there the extreme scenario where ta riffs there the extreme scenario where tariffs are imposed and they stay in place, maybe they even increase, what does that do to supply chains? but even more importantly, companies should be paying attention to nontariff measures stop these are, for example, licensing requirements, export controls... but these have a lwa ys export controls... but these have always existed, business regulation, but these are a bigger challenge than some of the tariffs?” but these are a bigger challenge than some of the tariffs? i would say it's going to become and will become a bigger challenge because of the complexity because these types of nontariff measures are becoming more pervasive. that'sjust going of nontariff measures are becoming more pervasive. that's just going

in the news ahead why puerto rico's senate postponed a vote on nominating the territories new governor we will tell you what caused this explosion that forced the evacuation of thousands of people in siberia. some very heavy rain across much of the philippines it particular to the north across into say you can barely see under the clouds where the philippines all that castration what they did out across into northern sections of borneo wanted to shows again fairly widespread and at times very heavy in the southern sections of thailand and also across into vietnam and cambodia same story on thursday so we really. big totals adding up certainly into manila and it should be nice to carry into singapore we have got the clouds we could also of course see those often in showers and thunderstorms most care across australia every couple of that weather across into the fall southeast and that does mean because he's into adelaide certainly on wednesday 14 celsius a dry day in melbourne but that system is on its way to you said that is when you'll see the rain on thursday 11 degrees the best we'l

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voyage from europe designed to raise awareness of the threat of climate change the united states is new territory for the swedish teenager and it's not necessarily friendly to her coal. is here now with a look at what might be in store for her 3rd what challenges did she have they were all cheering and clapping for yesterday's york her her core supporters about 200 people were there but of course here in europe on this side of the atlantic she's a household name fred features a household name a lot of mostly positive coverage and a lot of it in european media the last several months of friday's future going on that's not so much the case in the u.s. she's not as well known a lot of people as we heard yesterday from our reporting who is she why is she here what is she doing you know just to take one look at a map that fridays for future actually puts up on where various events take place we see on the left hand side of europe where a whole score of fries for future of venice have taken place over the last you know many months and the u.s. is far thinner far far more in between you know there are g

the concept want to trip and raising awareness of the threat of climate change united states is new territory for the swedish teenager and it's not necessarily sympathetic to coles knew before to well you know blue cross is here with a look at what is likely to be waiting for welcome to the studio. so how. strip been received well we saw in the video a small but but committed group of supporters waiting for her as she pulled into lower manhattan with signs and cheers about 200 people but there's also plenty of reaction online we have the u.n. secretary general antonio terrace welcoming her to new york saying in a tweet welcome to new york gratitude and the determination and perseverance shown during your journey should embolden all of us taking part in next month's climate action summit we must deliver on the demands of people around the world and address the global climate crisis of course some criticism as well of this what many people see as a p.r. stunt there was a harvard harvard political scientist who tweeted a few days ago while she was still on her way this is a $4000000.00 pounder a

where into new territory now.g back to say ok, what is the worst case and arias that can play out they'll be starting to think about -- worst case and arias. -- worst case scenarios. ity will wonder whether might return to $104 yen. that is the kind of scenario we .ight -- extreme oozing gold, inequities. old, inme moves in equities. the dollar is one of those. to move in the coming weeks. strategist park cranfield, thank you. you can follow more on the story and that day's trading on our markets lifelock. you can find that on the bloomberg at mliv go. thee's also commentary from expert editors you can find out what is affecting your investments right now. reporting beating estimates. from melbourne out to discuss fortescuelts, david, raped the benefits of iron ore's first half search -- reaped the benefit. how about the coming half? a different picture. >> exactly. that is the question on the minds of investors. certainly it is where those iron ore prices are headed that is the real concern. we will hear later th

hard to find on cut trees in the woods hiding from the satellites, the first step to conquer new territoriesnd extend the agricultural frontier for catalan crop. the government insist -- cattle and crops. the government insists this is the's worst in recent they accuse the government of failing to protect the environment. enato has lived here his whole life and have -- has struggled to find middle ground. >> to the president attacking in , families from here, they say that because in ge -- ngo are attacking the truth. reporter: government control is the only way to prevent the destruction of what is left of amazonian. what worries many here is they claim the central government is purposely looking away. anchor: the tension is on the app -- the attention is on the amazon now, but there are other fires burning in central africa. 70% of the active fires in the world are in africa. satellite data shows fires raging through angola and the republic of -- democratic republic of congo. the large numbers are believed to be burn practices by farmers, compounded by shorter rainy seasons. we have a data

7 different locations across hong kong under the most central one here admiralty but even the new territories and callin the other protests as well and as has so often been the case peaceful protest moved into something different the people did come along looking like they wanted trouble they did come along with gas masks and hard hats as if they were expecting confrontations with the place and you can't say they were to. this is an innocent in this they certainly threw some projectiles and some buildings that way so they certainly made barricades but the police response here with round off the round to gas coming down on a crowd that was largely not doing those things well that was the most reaction that i have seen in the days that i've been covering the protests here in hong kong and there have been other rounds of take gasified in other parts of hong kong in the new territories in kalon as well at least 4 different locations in hong kong in the last 2 hours we may have to guess and as you saw it was pretty wild here and they haven't entirely played everybody either went as a will discover

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opposition movement because of the and legit emergency of trying members on july the 21st in june on new territories and the excessive police by the nuns and their violent captivates as seen by the television and so on are in the recent days so at the moment. the pro-democracy movement certainly still has the upper hand one can see the anger and challengers piece ended by the journalists during the press conference given by receiving secretary of is very morning chris i mean we've seen this before in the umbrella movement in 2014 and then the movement was building momentum southerly the general discontent started to take the steam out of this movement is a something that could be repeated once again here i think the major difference between now $24.00 to 2014 possibly that obviously it's taking quite quite so that pretty cost way that. right now this process movement it's about moving every way today we did have bolt ballroom could be another this shake so it's hard to it's for local residents to get tired of it although it's already had a 2nd month with them it's coming but i do agree that at the a

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movement because of the and legit emergence of triad members on july the 21st in june are in new territories and the excessive police by the nuns and their violent captivates as seen by the television and so on are in the recent days so at the moment. the pro-democracy movement certainly still has the upper hand one can see the anger and challengers fee center by the journalists during the press conference given by receiving secretary of is very morning chris i mean we've seen this before in the umbrella movement in 2014 and then the movement was building momentum southerly the general discontent started to take the steam out of this movement is a something that could be repeated once again here i think the major difference between now $24.00 to 2014 possibly that obviously stating what occupies so that booty call cost way that. right now this process movement it's about moving every way today it will be an old ballroom could be another this shake so it's hard to it's for local residents to get tired of it although it's already a 2nd month with them it's coming but i do agree that at the air

barricades already they are coming out as well close to where i am at in the new territories on the northern side of hong kong harbor they were attacked the play station and already in its early afternoon early afternoon on monday already later used tear gas there so in all likelihood we're going to see a similar pattern on monday as we've seen after previous peaceful protests which is as night falls and as the day gets a little colder protests get that much more hardcore and we see violence and similar kind of feel about its general strike which of course are going to do the economic impact here not least people not be able to get to work with the airport for example a major international airport more than 200 flights canceled on monday because that air traffic controllers couldn't get to work and many of them were calling in sick so just to recap for the civil servants protesting even though they were told stay neutral we had the. extradition bill people demonstrating even though kerry lamb went public and said look it's dead and buried but they want more than just saying it's dead and bur

affecting palestinians from areas close to the old city area king has decided to boldly go into new territory beyond israel's separation wall this is generally off limits for israelis but not for came. just off the kalandia. checkpoint facing you know we know busy right now and. next they both were caught in a car. and the off one would be for me to meet all of them our neighborhoods or. we will feel the end of the road the building that belongs that is built on our land right now we can see the people building the illegal building along with them to jews on the left he claims that this land has been in jewish hands for more than 70 years with. all of this beautiful palace on my lawn and the police not coming here they want to pretty don't care about what's happening here and when we are talking about illegal buildings maybe the best example because now been the building it on jewish land and nobody is taking care of the it is why i call the area the wide if hang on a moment this is yeah this is on the other side of the wall it's your mother's side of the old school student body this is the 5

a victim palestinians from areas close to the old city area king has decided to boldly go into new territory beyond israel's separation wall this is generally off limits for israelis but not for irene came. just off the kalandia. checkpoint facing you know we know right now and. next day but we were caught in a car. and the last one would be for me to meet all of them our neighborhoods or. we will feel the end of the road the building that belongs that is built on our land right now we can see the people building the illegal building along with them to jews on the left he claims that this land has been in jewish hands for more than 70 years for all of this beautiful palace on my lawn and the police not coming here they want to pretty don't care about what's happening here and the when we are talking about legal buildings if you may be the best example because you have been the building it on jewish land and nobody is taking care of the it is why i call the area the wide if behind on the moment this is. yeah this is on the other side of the wall is your mother's side of the old school student

affecting palestinians from areas close to the old city area king has decided to boldly go into new territory beyond israel's separation wall this is generally off limits for israelis but not for irene came. just off the kalandia. checkpoint facing you know we know right now and. next they both were caught in a car. and the off one would be for me to meet all of them our neighborhoods or. we will feel the end of the road the building that belongs that is built on our land right now we can see the people building the illegal building along with them to jews on the left he claims that this land has been in jewish hands for more than 70 years with. all of this beautiful palace on my lawn and the police not coming here they want to pretty don't care about what's happening here and when we're talking about illegal buildings maybe the best example because you have been the building it on jewish land and nobody is taking care of the it is why i call the area the wide if behind on the moment this is yeah this is on the other side of the wall it's your mother's side of the old school student body this

find cut down trees hidden in the woods hiding from the satellites it's the 1st step to conquer new territories and extend the agricultural frontier for cattle and crops the government insists the situation is no worse than previous years but satellite imagery shows something different and that's why countries like germany and norway have halted all payments to the amazon fund at using the government of failing to protect the environment for a net of i.d.s. has lived in this area his whole life he has been struggling to find a middle ground between preservation and development of. the simplistic speech of the president that he is attacking n.g.o.s he is attacking families from here they want to take resources from n.g.o.s because we publish the truth he says we are attacking the country we can all work together for preservation and development somebody needs to explain to the government we are not the enemy government control is the only way to prevent the destruction of what is left of amazonia but what worries many here is that they claim the central government is purposely looking away that

we are in a place called typo it's a medium sized town up in the new territories as it's known close to the border with mainland china until about a half an hour or so ago this whole section of highway was completely full of protesters they were all the way down to the barriers that they had constructed for the down there opposite them was. put the police line of riot police where everybody was expecting there was going to be some sort of clash and then just as quickly as they arrived the word rent around the one knows exactly where these words originate from they say is as we know meant to be a leaderless movement everybody said no we're going somewhere out there to a place called highway it's a couple of stops down on the train so they have vanished disappeared and have moved down there and leaving behind them the barricades that they had spent the last hour or 2 building we often see this when they move into places build move along roads they quickly strip these barriers off the sides of the roads and they become very adept at using plastic ties and then to create these barricades

arrested 36 people following the sunday protests, including several violent clashes in the western new territoryn a pro businessman as its new leader after a political process that featured no other candidates. he will be macau's third leader since the territory was handed back to china in 1999 after more than four centuries of rule by portugal. the appointment because little public controversy, highlighting macau cows week opposition movement. global tech and potential duties on french wine or on the menu as the g7 wound up in the ritz. the proposal to impose taxes on tech companies that make substantial revenue and france has infuriated the trump administration, prompting threats of 100% tariffs on wine imports. france insists the tax plan doesn't specifically target u.s. firms such as google, amazon, and uber. french president emmanuel macron also raised some eyebrows at the g7 by inviting the iranian foreign minister for a last-minute sideline meeting. tonce said the meeting was de-escalate international tensions with iran. they met firmly 30 minutes before he left. the french team said the

there were new york laws that epstein was charged with violating, possibly, and this happened new york territorynt joe and this happened new york territory. vice presidentjoe biden was also asked about this. he did not say there should be an investigation, but he said the trump administration has mishandled this prosecution from the start of its administration, as you will remember, one of donald trump's secretaries, costa, was a prosecutor in miami, he was accused of a sweetheart deal to prevent epstein from state charges. joe biden says that now epstein has committed suicide, that is it, the story should be over, no investigation. we should be over, no investigation. we should modify the families and take ca re of should modify the families and take care of the victims. a powerful typhoon that struck the coast of china near shanghai is now known to have killed at least 22 people. more than a million have been forced from their homes, as lekima — the region's worst storm in five years — makes its way through the south—eastern province freya cole reports. a young girl is hauled to safety as rapi

the trade war between the united states and china has reached concerning new territory the u.s. treasury department for the 1st time since 1994 has labeled china as a currency manipulator this is because over the last couple of days the you on the chinese currency has gone up to over 7 per u.s. dollar now that's a territory a symbolic territory that hasn't crossed in quite some time that raise concern that also had knock on effect with markets around the world after that label was issued by the united states treasury department's pushback from the chinese government refuting that claim and also it seemed as though the chinese government on tuesday pump the brakes a little bit because offshore chair trading of the yuan went down below that symbolic 7 yuan per dollar mark so obviously a lot of back and forth this of course comes after what we heard just at the beginning of the week president trump announcing a new round of tariffs on $300000000000.00 of chinese goods going to the united states now this is something you know there was a discussion last week in shanghai here in chin

this is new territory for republicans. in goinged so far as to support an assault weapons ban, something many on the left would like to happen, but there seems to be movement that we haven't seen in some time toward gun-control measures in the wake of the shooting. anchor: thank you, kristin, live from washington. president trump is holding tech companies to discuss the rise of white extremism. the internet is fertile ground for recruiting. the online messaging board eight reportedly hosted the el paso suspect up obvious manifesto and has since gone off-line. one place so premises have moved is gab. on wednesday it said it was adding more than 1000 new users each day. facebook now automatically blocks links from the daily stormer, a white supremacist messaging board that has largely deplatformed. it was linked to white .upremacists in charlottesville annie kelly joins me live via skype. disclose house didn't which companies would be attending this meeting. is it your sense they are serious they are's -- they are serious ab

in but they are doing that just now that we are in a place called typo it's a town our way up a new territory and we're only about 1011 kilometers over the border with mainland china this is another of the marches that they had requested it has been given the police did not get publicity for it but it's going ahead anyway and they adore thora to seem to allow these marches to happen even though people are keeping their faces covered regarded as being a legal saying assembly technically they are just starting off on this march they will march probably here this this park to another park it will be noisy it will be largely angry but it's still fairly well behaved occasion we see lots of families walking together and so on the danger is of course that later on on all of these marches they get to a certain point the end point of the march a lot of people will disperse go home other people then kids up in yellow helmets masks and so on and then we see ace. down dark with police i don't know for sure that that's going to happen but you do get a sense having covered a few of these that there is a ce

territory. for mexico, we obtain the future states of california, new mexico, arizona, nevada, utah and parts of colorado and wyoming. literally 42% of mexico's territory at that time. major battles fought at palo alto, monterey, and bueno vista, bear cruise, and the gates of mexico city. always out numbered, the americans won every major battle. sometimes as in buena vista, they were at a three to one disadvantage. 13,000 americans died during the war. more than 11,000 of them from disease and other noncombat causes. american officers who received their baptist of fire in the mexican war later led the armies during the civil war. among them, ulysses s granted, robert lee, william sherman, stone wall jackson, george mcclellan and james long street. the mexican war is america's first war of invasion. it was fought on multiple fronts across thousands of miles. from the texas border to mexico city. to san francisco bay. in snowy mountains and deserts. and summer heat and winter cold. on tropical beaches and densely populated cities. general zachary taylor's army fought on the rio grande river and m

find cut down trees hidden in the woods hiding from the satellites it's the 1st step to conquer new territories and extend the agricultural frontier for cattle and crops the government insists the situation is no worse than previous years but satellite imagery shows something different and that's why countries like germany and norway have halted all payments to the amazon fund accusing the government of failing to protect the environment but enough of i.d.s. has lived in this area his whole life he has been struggling to find a middle ground between preservation and development. the simplistic speech of the president that he is attacking n.g.o.s he is attacking families from here they want to take resources from n.g.o.s because we publish the truth he says we are attacking the country we can all work together for preservation and development somebody needs to explain to the government we are not the enemy government control is the only way to prevent the destruction of what is left of amazonia but what worries many here is that they claim the central government is purposely looking away there i

international stage the league of nations now created a series of mandates it placed some new arab territories under the supervision of the british and french a kind of occupation in disguise that equal vender the lash of that s.s. if they did that. it does so if you need to 1st. and there when the. song didn't do dan millen exist on track or say since it didn't do 10. precise ma that there. in there is a b. b. c. said that say that you saw us man that then the figure of course a year of burning. the british and the french did overcome their differences in their carve up of the middle east and agreed on concrete borders in december 1020. a joint french british committee was set up to deal with the matter. with her do it. or and as a friend see what. is kind of am sure i don't often. see my dad in the area the month we were credible have been. as well as dividing up the region into 3 new entities and implementing the mandate system britain and france further split the territories they now controlled. the french divided syria into 5 states including greater lebanon. generals have. offered to be

along the sidewalks of 3 main subway lines it's expected to spread from hong kong island the new territories. hong kong court has extended a ban on any more protests inside the territories airport airport bosses went back to the high court as opposition groups prepare for more action this weekend last week thousands packed inside the main terminal forcing the airport to shut down meanwhile hong kong union say staff an airline cafe pacific are being targeted for supporting the protests earlier adrian brand's fall to bombing live from the protests organization civil human rights front she says cathay pacific employees are being who. is very sad to see what has what is happening in cathay pacific because it is a very big corporation international cooperation and hong kong people one is immensely proud of it and it has a very strong union but how it however we see that the workers union of one of the leader of the workers' unions had been dismissed and even the c.e.o. was forced to resign from the corporation this is how would a corporation are facing the bullies by the chinese government and i

some support from the senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell on that front this is new territory for the republicans they've stopped short of going so far as supporting it in assault weapons ban which is what some on the left would like to see happen but there seems to be movement that we haven't seen in some time towards gun control measures in the wake of this shooting thank you very much for the latest on this from washington kristen salumi well the drama administration is hosting various tech companies to discuss the rise in online extremism today the internet has long been around for extremists looking to congregate and recruit the online messaging board 8 chan is believed to have posted a document by the texas government showing white supremacists use shortly before saturday's attack the site has since gone offline and its members about to relocate to alternative platforms and encrypted messaging services. well one of the science they appear to be moving to is dab the webform was frequented by the alleged shooter in the 2800 pittsburgh synagogue attack on wednesday it said

called is one of fairly medium sized town up near the border with china in what's known as the new territories here and it's a medium towns like this that you do see that kind of the numbers they do swell and they quickly suck up space in these much smaller streets that we have in these small towns now we've been watching people go past here they've been going down this main street and basically taken over this whole street for the best part of an hour or so thousands of people have been going down here a number of businesses are closed down here in the anticipation possibly of some trouble having said that there are a couple of stores still open normally stores that are supportive of these protesters and yes we've heard a lot a lot this week from lead to carry lamb about the effect of these protests on business and business has been damaged but quite a few businesses actually support these protesters this is one over the back here it's a thai restaurant they say they're closed except for giving stuff out to passing protestors and we've seen a couple of stores like that being open and giving g

a little more in in a minute we are in a place called typo it's a medium sized town up in the new territories as it's known close to the border with mainland china until about a half an hour or so ago this whole section of highway was completely full of protesters. all the way down to barriers that they had constructed for the down there opposite them was a put the police line of riot police where everybody was expecting there was going to be some sort of clash and then just as quickly as they arrived the word went around the wall knows exactly where these words originate from they say is as we know meant to be a leaderless movement everybody said no we're going somewhere out there to a place called highway it's a couple of stops down on the train so they have vanished disappeared and have moved down there and leaving behind the barricades that they had spent the last hour or 2 building we often see this when they move into places believe along roads they quickly strip these barriers off the sides of the roads and they become very adept at using plastic ties and then to create these barricade

the sea they were rescued by a vietnamese boat the public was angered by the incident present new territory viewed it as minor his china visit comes at a time according to a recent study more than half of filipinos surveyed have little trust in china but something else despite this now is the time to draw china closer philippines has to take advantage of the situation you should capitalize on opportunities the opportunity now is there is a trade war going on between foreign and the us with tariffs continuously rising. time to move around so while president hu territory may say he's standing up for the philippine people and their interests he will ultimately be judged on what he can actually get from china in terms of territorial agreements and promised investment dollars scotland al-jazeera beijing. muslim clerics ensure longer advising women to avoid wearing face veils even though government face coverings ended last week and in calling that prevents a person from being identified was banned under emergency rules belts and after the easter bomb attacks in april religiously distilled al-jaz

here in hong kong on sunday that i'm not a lot on complain a lot in the sense of the city in the new territories of hong kong with nearly a protest in the subatomic on all the that america i now had some protests in the style rooms at a police station that's the plenty low level that it is but c yet. we're seeing now it seems to be was quite sad was a protest today some was monday the cold was i could have been i know this was anti government c protests across the. us defense secretary has accused china of aggressive behavior in the pacific region speaking in australia mike pesca said china's military and economic activity is a destabilizing the area we firmly believe no one nation can or should dominate in the pacific and we're working all alongside our allies and partners to address the region's pressing security needs we also stand firmly against a disturbing pattern of aggressive behavior the state of the stabilizing behavior from china this includes weaponize ing the global commons using predatory predatory economics and debt for sovereignty deals and promoting state sponsored theft of othe

the argument will be that that power has been misused and that will take the courts into new territoryvelop. how quickly can the court set and how many sessions would go for? this would have to be expedited before the end. may be an injunction could be sought but it is due to happen between the ninth and 12th of september. so the courts would need to act with remarkable speed. catherine, the other option is that neither of those two options were, opponents of no deal could try to call a vote of no—confidence. even if that was passed, and that is a big if, does borisjohnson have to step down? this is contested. he has 14 step down? this is contested. he has 1a days and in that 1a days he could be able to change people ‘s minds or we could look to see if there would be an alternative government led perhaps byjeremy be an alternative government led perhaps by jeremy corbyn be an alternative government led perhaps byjeremy corbyn or perhaps by ken clarke. 0r perhaps byjeremy corbyn or perhaps by ken clarke. or if not a general election will have to be called the crucial question is the tim

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movement because of the and legit emergence of triad members on july the 21st in june are in new territories and the excessive police by the nuns and their violent captivates as seen by the television and so on are in the recent days so at the moment. the pro-democracy movement certainly still has the upper hand one can see the anger and challengers fee center by the journalists during the press conference given by receiving secretary of is very morning chris i mean we've seen this before in the umbrella movement in 2014 and then the movement was building momentum southerly the general discontent started to take the steam out of this movement is a something that could be repeated once again here i think the major difference between now $24.00 to 2014 possibly that obviously stating what occupies so that booty call cost way that. right now this process movement it's about moving every way today would be to have quote all repeat be another this shake so it's hard to for local residents to get tired of it although it's already a 2nd month with them it's coming but i do agree that at the airport

to gather here already though there's been another protest in another part of hong kong in the new territories in the northeast of hong kong in america and there were probably seen tens of thousands of people marching down the street so far that one's been entirely peaceful this one is just beginning but these protests now happening day off the day of the day with no real end in sight i've been reporting on them for last 3 days because michael are we more protests on monday when there's also a call for a general strike across hong kong so none of this there and shows any sign of dying down and i'm jus there were confrontations with the police last night you're in the thick of it when i spoke to you but just to remind our viewers yesterday we also saw a pro china and pro police rallies as well. we did well the events that we were talking about last night there and when there was a big crowd that started off in the sense of callin a shopping area reform called that was an authorized protest about this one is in fact but then that morphed into something altogether different and more and more peop

protests planned for saturday and sunday here on the island as well as the new territories.onger this drags on, anything? vites some kind of there is commentary the central government would not stand back and allow the situation to continue. it did express it would commit to the one country, two systems regime. i want to highlight with the hong kong government says in a recent statement expressing regret over the "radical and violent actions by protesters, saying the city is reaching a dangerous point and the government saying the strike could hurt the economy and increase the risk of recession. but it is worth noting we have yet to hear from the embattled chief executive carrie lam who has not made an official statement in two weeks. paul: thank you very much. sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. two mass shootings in the u.s. within 24 hours, putting the gun control. a 21 euro texas man is under arrest accused of killing 20 people in el paso, followed by a shooting in dayton, ohio where a gunman killed nine more. washington --the latest on this with our washington editor. does

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