. >> how do you think this isis al going toto play outut at the enf the day? that is a difficult question. how is it to end? i hope that something in the middle road will happen. at the end of the day, aging will say let's talk. two words alone, probably would calm down a lot of the young people, let's talk and let's see how hong kong can seriously preserve its freedoms and then we would have a genuine one man, one vote election. candidates running in the election without beijing censorship. things like that. at the moment, we are in a very desperate situation. our young are standing very firm, they are standing their ground. they are not giving in or giving up. the authorities are threatening with tanks and apcs in the streets of hong kong. a polarized kind of scenario. it is extremely worrying. i hope somewhere in the middle that beijing is willing to talk. instead of spending our situation into some hong kong independence nonsense and call it a sovereignty issue. >> thehe opposition politician from hong kokong, thank you. news, iran's foreign minister dismi

they managed t to prove the protest movement is not as violent as beijing makes outut, after a huge portionf the population took to the streets in bad weather. yuka royer reports. returnsse of normalcy to hong kong after tens of thousands filled the streets. sunday was a far cry from recent weeks marked by tear gas and violence. >> showing in a peaceful way is important. the government iterates violence way t to solve any problems. >> an estimated 1.7 people turned out. >> the proportion of applications being rejected has grown from 0.01% to close to 30% since the onset of the movement. back andty is falling turning into one that resembles the mainland. some are showing support in a different way. makingkery has started traditional moon cakes m marked with pro protest phrases. represent our voices. they reflect the actual situation. feelingve a special towards these phrases. some say moon cakes were used by medieval revolutionists to send secret messages. turkey, three mayors from a pro-kurdish party are out of a job in -- and more than 400 people have been arrested. for more on this, i spo

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it's not my favorite outut of al the candidates out there who have plans, but there are things that aremportant. recognizing climate is an issue that can no longer be ignored and we can't be in this land of climate change, climate crisis denying and actually have something left for our children and our grandchildren. in terms of our goals, it's necessary.the terms of the amouy being spent and whether it can be done. >> laura: by 2050, fully decarbonized.the economy. fully. >> this is hard because we are all made of carbon and we're spewing carbon kai oxide. >> $200 million to help poor countries do their own primate stuff. i would like to put that into baltimore, chicago l.a., san francisco, i would like to not fight these foreign wars. bernie and i agree on a lot of military intervention, i'mon totally with him on a lotf that stuff.but this is i'm sorrt want to say it, with you it bu. if you want a goal of having a better -- it's fine.these bulle. these are things he says he can do. >> we have to give him credit. ayy this is plan cost more? he's the first candidate to say if we are goi

are subsistance farmer and buy seeds and put them in the ground, that's once a year, you get wiped oututso what do you do? you head north. as tucsoson artist alvaron we walk together in the so norian desert. when we return we sit down in front thee of four the more tha 900 crosses he's created to honor migrants who died in the so norian desert. he calls his project, where dreams die. [music break] amy: the black shadow. this is democracy now, democracy now.org. the war and peace report as we continue our series, death and resistance on the u.s.-mexican border. i'm amy goodman. on sunday, we accompanied tucson artist alva ron -- alvaron, to the site where he installed four unique crosses to honor the unique lives of four migrants who died in the so norian desert. in this case they were fleeing border patrol. he has built and installed over 900 crosses. rather than religious symbols, he views his crosses as markings that make visible deaths that are often ignored. the bodies and bones of more than 3,000 people, nearly all migrants, have been found since 2001. in the treacherous conditions

accountable for that.n they aren't being held accountable, nor can the democrats in congress call oututsemitic colleagues. >> that's because liberals in the media newsrooms are terrified of them and so are democrats onew the hill. that was interesting what you did there, putting together some of the aoc stuff because she won a seat in congress. i ran for congress, i lost, i said from the beginning, congratulations, i'm sure she worked hard to do it. it's her responsibility as a powerful member of the united states congress to know stuff and she doesn't know anything. she demonstrates consistently profound ignorance that she's just eager not to be corrected about. you mentioned her ridiculous, offensive, grotesque appearances to the holocaust. but also that line about the electoral college, what in the elitist snob. if it's not a densely packed area of jackson heights where she's a congresswoman, those people are irrelevant? we have a system of the electoral college because there are regional interests in this country. do you want to new yorkers -- i'm from new york, i love new york and

. -- i come outut where we will no longer be the world's policeman. >> folks, we cannot do it alone.appened ining terms of going after al qaeda, i put together a commitment to take them on. look what is happening now in the gulf. we welcome with from the iran deal. we isolated ourselves. iran has been in a bad way in the gulf, which we were able to act against them even before the agreement was in place. we said we will make sure we keep the deal with you relative to nuclear weapons. step out of line, we're coming after you as a group. the united states is isolated. take our word that we are in. when a president says unless you pay xyz, this is not a protection racket. this is about expanding. so what is happening here is we world. lead the it does not mean we have to supply all the troops. , and we loseorld that ability when we lose the .ense that we keep our word we lose that ability when we no longer appear to be the people we have always been. that is the problem. that is the problem. >> thank you so much. lot of -- ihought a met numerous foreign leaders. when a president is a br

you take outut if some of the outliers using dallas trim mean, it is closer to 2%.ct, it is exactly 2%. my own view was that we have to be careful not to ease much and we don't have never can problems. -- when we don't have significant problems. we are supposed to focus on unemployment and inflation in the united states, so i think we are in a pretty good spot right now, and there are calls for easing at times -- there are costs for easing at times when you don't need to ease. kathleen: what are the costs? eric: you cause people to buy houses and cars earlier than the otherwise would. you choose to make an investment now because of interest rates that you think will be temporarily low, so you make expenditures you might not otherwise make. when we lower interest rates, we make the cost of that lower. that means both households and firms are more likely to be leveraged. get leverage, people are in much worse shape. we have to think about the financial stability characteristics. households we want and firms to be leveraged whenever we go into a significant downturn. :