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again in june where now shelved plans to allow extraditions to mainland china protesters are demanding greater political reform. russian police have arrested more than $800.00 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow after the government disqualified several candidates from standing in local elections next month has been relative calm in northwest syria on the 2nd day of conditional cease fire the truce was brokered peace talks in kazakstan and that follows weeks of airstrikes and bloodshed in italy province the last remaining rebel held area so in a heart of reports from gaziantep on the turkey syria border. there is a cautious calm in rebel controlled southern and northern hama russian and syrian warplanes have been repeatedly targeting towns like mine are not manned for the past 3 months a cease fire that came into effect on friday night has brought some respect for people living in that corner of northwest syria who have lost so much. money on one end of the road the more law after all that happened isn't it too late for a ceasefire people have been displaced killed their homes destroyed but they

have a lot of time to go into the background of this, but we know they are product of the protestant reformation. we know they are calvinists who believe in predestination. and we know that they strongly feel that europe, and in particular england, is not a place they can thrive. that europe as a whole and england in particular has been tainted and corrupted by the roman catholic church and by the anglican church. and that, for them to create a truly godly community where they can worship the way they want to worship, they need to go somewhere else. so, they end up going to new england. they truly believe themselves as a chosen people so they look to things like the book of exodus. what happens in the book of exodus? who were the chosen people? >> moses led the ju's out of -- the jews out of egypt. >> you see the same type of rhetoric pervading peer attain thinking. they will be a chosen people and a place, in a place where they can create a new community with god. there is a famous line from a sermon, it is from john winthrop. one of the key leaders from this puritan exodus from this mass bay c

democratic dividends of that we have seen a series of moves dilating that. 2013 we saw the protests over electoral reformsbelt. this problem is not going to go away. the issue is what will be the response's brute force will not be very productive. i suspect this will be prolonged. restock of mainstream china taking some action. but a sensitive situation and i really think they now needs to be done between the authorities and the mass movement. i think you are absolutely right and at the moment a story that will continue to run. thank you for coming in and run through the stories. a pleasure to have you on the programme. stay with us here, so much more to come. and let me know about the talking point, the rain airstrikes are on. are you affected? i will see you very soon. hello, there. as we move into the latter part of august, it looks like summer is going to go for it with a real final flourish, and temperatures up to 30 celsius through the weekend and on into monday. which for some, is of course a bank holiday. the reason being, we want to get rid of these areas of low pressure, that have brought some q

would have allowed extradition to mainland china that bill has been suspended the protesters all demanding further reforms. and correspondent phil was following the protests for us and sent this assessment from hong kong. this street behind me was absolutely packed with protesters many of them laying on the no i'm chanting pro-democracy chants some had eyepatch is over their eyes and a sign of solidarity with one young woman whose i was severely damaged in one of these protests it was a really quite peaceful and uplifting protest that we saw today this is the latest iteration of what we've seen is a constantly evolving process in the past we've seen violent street clashes now purchases seem to be moving on to prove that they are capable of being peaceful and that they can still get growth support here on the streets in fact the promotions for this human chain of events urge the people taking part to be peaceful and to cause as little disruption to the peace to the to the streets as possible and that's what we saw here this evening. in hong kong and we should say that the protesters in hong kong all not th

a day earlier police fired tear gas at the pro-democracy protesters thousands of rallied for the night weekend in a row to demand political reform. and russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they are rallying in moscow after the government disqualified a number of opposition candidates from contesting next month's city elections. in sudan the military and opposition coalition to finalize the deal on the transitional government the deal was reached 4 months after sudan's president omar al bashir was ousted but has yet to be signed the agreement should lead to the formation of a transitional government to run sudan until elections are held in 2022 well those details are still being fine tuned to the opposition coalition say they'll appoint the. next interim prime minister. the cabinet will have no more than 20 ministers the freedom for change alliance will nominate the prime minister he will then be appointed by the sovereign council and the prime minister will then form a cabinet and that cabinet will need to be confirmed by the sovereign council. shelling close the only functioning airport in libya's ca

the gutenberg press got those ideas out that led to the protestant reformation.tist, was a great thank you very much. [laughter] said,len: jefferson whether somebody believes in one god, 10 guards or five gods, it doesn't break my legs or pick my pocket. so religious freedom means you believe what you want, and you will not be diminished on account of it. but the internet, i think the social media that has changed compared to the newspaper. letters to the editor, you had to put your name to it. now, it is anonymous. so this ranting and hyperbole, and the media on top of it -- they used to talk about syncytial headlines, it is now click bait -- sensational bait.nes, it is now click everything is hyped up, and it is not just the bloggers who do that, it is all of them. mainstream media. ms. hutchinson: there are no bumpers are guardrails. mr. allen: there are no bumpers, it is called freedom. people need to realize that just because it is on the internet, doesn't mean it is true. you need to trust but verify. mr. cantor: and we are about to see this go to the next

police in hong kong were fired tear gas the pro-democracy protesters thousands of rallied for the 9th weekend in a row to demand political reform more demonstrations are expected on sunday. and russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow after the government squalor find a number of opposition candidates from standing in city elections next month. there's been a relative calm in northwest syria on a 2nd day of a conditional cease fire the truce was brokered during peace talks in kazakhstan it follows weeks of own strikes and province the last remaining rebel held area xina hodder reports from gaza on top of the turkey syria border. there is a cautious calm in rebel controlled southern and northern hummer russian and syrian warplanes have been repeatedly targeting towns like no man for the past 3 months a ceasefire that came into effect on friday night has brought some respect for people living in that corner of northwest syria who have lost so much. money i mean emma 30 more lost after all that happened isn't it too late for a ceasefire people have been displaced killed their ho

sent criminal suspects to mainland china the proposed law was suspended but protesters are now demanding greater political reform andrew thomas has more. than other nights and another area of hong kong is the site of confrontation this time the shopping district of kaolin on the northern side of hong kong harbor. protests that started calmly tens of thousands walking a route approved by place but thousands branched off and they'd clearly come prepared for violence you come with a gas mask with a helmet you've hidden your face white. afraid and after all the protests photos and i mean. our become the one who'll be arrested aren't you provoking the place by coming dressed like this. are you wanting violence no i don't want titles but only protesting. these protests began back in june with specific demands that proposed laws allowing people to be extradited to mainland china be scrapped now though these protests are about political reform democracy so this is no longer about the extradition snow no longer get i mean maybe it's about 1 extradition 2 months ago but now is about our democracy we rudie space we all cor

. >>> protesters this hongkong demanding military reform. >>> if you are coming in from tracy, livermore, there is a problem there. we will tell you about that. traffic at the san mateo bridge moving at the limb. >>> what to expect for today and when the hottest day iss picked to arrive coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. russia's media oversight agency is making demands on google. the federal service for supervision says the russian government will retaliate if it does not stop users from posting unsanctioned political protests on youtube, a google subsidiary. there were weeks of rally over the moscow election. the demonstration attracted 50,000 people. the largest turnout at a moscow protest in several years. >>> hong kong's airport canceled remaining flights today after thousands of pro democracy protesters crowded in to the main terminal. look at the crowds of people. the airport says the demonstrations disrupted airport operations and all check-inservices for departing flights have been suspended. they are calling for democratic reform and investigation in to police use of

would have allowed extradition to mainland china that bill has been suspended but protesters are demanding further reforms. some golf in use now and the torch championship teed off on thursday in atlanta georgia where the winner will receive the fed ex cup which comes with sports largest payout $15000000.00 the season ending tournament has a new format this year the more points collected over the season the better your school. few of the top players gathered in atlanta need the payday but goals can try a season finale offers enormous prize money in place of any real prestige justin thomas was leading the fed ex cup and therefore started the tournament 10 under par but could only shoot level par on thursday that meant world number one brooks kept who was able to catch him reigning p.g.a. champion kept going to share the lead with thomas and zander so fully in the chase for the astronomical us thank you rory mcilroy is a shot further back from the top and set to add to a season best 13 top 10 finishes. as for japan's number one heck you might see armor more patience was required to work his way up the leade

out on the streets for another day rallies thousands have been protesting for a 9th weekend in a row with activists demanding political reform on saturday night police fired tear gas at demonstrators protests against the now suspended extradition bill have morphed into a wider call the democracy and the resignation of the territory's nida under thomas says more. and other nights and another area of hong kong is the size of confrontation this time the shopping district of kaolin on the northern side of hong kong harbor. protests had started calmly tens of thousands walking a route approved by place but thousands branched off and they'd clearly come prepared for violence if come with a gas mask with a helmet you hidden your face white. afraid and after all the protests. i mean. i will become the one the other attitude that you provoking the place by coming dressed like this. are you wanting violence no i don't want fires but only protection so. these protests began back in june with specific demands that proposed laws allowing people to be extradited to mainland china be scrapped now though these protests are about political r

all flights were canceled when protesters demanding democratic reforms jammed the terminals. bora patta reports hong kong is on edge as confrontations between demonstrators and police grow more violent. >> reporter: flashmob style protests exploded across the city this weekend. this time police showed little restraint as defiant protesters adopted a hit-and-run strategy, setting up barricades and then retreating quickly to a new location. police tactics have definitely changed. they're moving in a much quicker, much more determined and with much more force. on one occasion tear gas was fired at point blank range in an underground train station, rreating a terrifying stampede. police disguised as protesters turned on demonstrators. this young man begs for mercy as he's pinned down. and this woman was hit in the eyes by a beanbag round filled with lead pellets. at the airport, protesters camped out to spread their message internationally. authorities say they were forced me cancel all flights on monday. it seemed sinister at first as if the airport was being cleared for a showdo

all flights were canceled when protesters demanding democratic reformed jammed the terminals. debora patta reports hong kong is on edge as confrontations between demonstrators and police grow more violent. >> reporter: flashmob style protests erupted across the city this weekend. this time police showed little restraint as defiant protesters adopted a hit and run strategy ♪ ing up barricades and retreating quickly to a new location. >> moving a lot quicker, a lot more determined and with a lot more force. >> reporter: on one occasion, tear gas was fired at point-blank range in an underground train station creating a terrifying stampede. police disguised as protesters turned on demonstrators. this young man begs for mercy as he's pinned down. and this woman was hit in the eyes by a bean bag round filled with lead pellets. at the airport, protesters camped out to spread their message internationally. authorities say they were forced to cancel all flights on monday. it seems sinister at first as if the airport was being cleared for a showdown with police. but tid this did not mate

to military influence in the government algerians have continued to push for political reforms after mass protests for the resignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika in april. the u.s. supreme court says justice ruth bader ginsburg has undergone treatment for a malignant tumor in her pancreas the court said no further treatment was needed at this time it is 6 year old justice ginsburg is one of 4 left leaning justices the 9 member court. u.s. billionaire industrialist david koch has died at the age of $79.00 he was a controversial financial backer of conservative political causes and candidates and coke and his brother charles transformed an oil producing and refining company into one of america's wealthiest multinational. that of the mediterranean where 356 migrants have been alive to disembark a multi anding the latest on passed between european union governments and engineer rescue ships the migrants will be relocated to 6 other countries france germany ireland luxemburg portugal and romania or have another weeks long standoff is now over the european union seems far from a solution to this

reforms. the protests are heading home here in the bay area as well, glenn ramirez reports from stanford. >> the escalating situation in hong kong is a top concern for the u.s. because of trey but also because of the possibility that the chinese government could use violent force to put down the protesters. >> travelers coming into sfo said the protest delayed flights for more than a day. >> i was in the airport for more than 30 hours. >> in the bay area airport, signs of support from students at uc berkeley. and then there's this, >> we are putting on a yellow helmet and also masks, and goggles in solidarity with the people of hong kong. >> allen chang was born and raised there and is raising an effort. >> what we are seeing is hong kong people, defending their rights. >> hong kong was once a british colony but an agreement signed by britain and china over how hong kong would revert to chinese cologne control, spelled out, some say china is taking away. >> china is narrowing the range of civil rights, tightening control. >> david lefton is an author, he is concerned that the current situation c

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reform call i'm not trying to government i'm not british but us but the protests are also now about expressing anger towards the placing of previous events. this police station became the focal point on saturday with people hurling rocks at the compound leaving called smashed in sight and lighting fires off an hour under siege came the inevitable confrontation the planes have now moved in you can see the flooring guys in the crowd with exhaust. there are more protests planned to some day the recalls for a general strike on monday it's impossible to know how all went home people were times normal people those dat 2nd special to the government and now it's the summer off to school and had. discontent which on saturday yet again turned ugly under thomas al jazeera hong kong. police in moscow launched a crackdown on opposition protesters with more than 800 people arrested the mistress' as angry at the exclusion of some opposition candidates in upcoming city elections saturday's demonstration for hours a similar one last weekend when police detained more than 1300 people in one of the biggest secur

weeks of unrest triggered by a proposal for a controversial extradition bill protesters are now calling for why did democratic reforms and they blame the police for the violence that has just been a tit. the protests that erupted in hong kong in june show no sign of abating in august there are no in the 9th weekend and violence seems to be escalating. we have to keep or there's no way we are going to back down that we have to be on the street in order to achieve more pressure they become and so they will come cry they will make concessions the protests are followed a familiar pattern peaceful by day violent by night demonstrators feel they know who is responsible. i think as long as the police are calm and peaceful i believe consider us and we are very calm to i think most of the filings come from the police at the beginning. those hopes of calm were soon smothered in a blanket of tear gas fired by police after protesters vandalized a police station but that didn't deter what are no battle hardened demonstrators. protesters who are prepared for a hike none of them carry an umbrella those weapons from google carriers

protesters. the father of china's reform and opening movement used shenzhen to launch economic reforms. was also his idea for the one approach being tested across the border. the effect is being felt in shenzhen. as with elsewhere, the stock market has seen negative numbers since the protest moved to the international airport, but there was one standout. shenzhen airport shares sword. it is the closest airport to hong kong. some flights were diverted there. the continued turmoil could make shenzhen more attractive to airlines and passengers. the airport just received approval to expand, allowing it to double its yearly passenger numbers to 80 million. while the view from shenzhen into hong kong remains the same, the impact across the border is being keenly felt by the people. >> iran's president has criticized the united states for ella terry build up in the gulf. military buildup in the gulf. buildup has started in the strait of hormuz. >> all talks about establishing a new coalition in the persian gulf will not be practical. no doubt it will not help the security of the region. there

large scale exercise soon their deployment clearly meant to send a message to the protesters the father of china's reform and opening movement 41 years ago deng xiaoping used to send jenna to launch his economic reforms it was also his idea for the one country 2 systems approach that's being heavily tested just across the border in hong kong. the economic impact from the hong kong protests now in their 11 week is being felt in gen as with elsewhere in mainland china its stock market had seen negative numbers since the protests moved to the hong kong international airport but there was one standout in gen airport shares soared it's the closest major airport to hong kong and during the closures this week some flights were diverted there to continue turmoil in hong kong could make more attractive to airlines and passengers the airport just received approval to expand allowing it to nearly double its yearly passenger numbers to 80000000. so while the view from jenin to hong kong remains the same the impact from what's happening across the border is be keenly felt by the people here scotland al-jazeera. fight

and hong kong's anti-government protest movement rumbles on with people in the hundreds of thousands demanding reforms while others rally in support of the authorities. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international could have you with us as we recap the week's top stories with our weekly program. are 2 russian pilots entered aviation history on thursday morning after pulling off what has been described as a miraculous emergency landing their crimes. crimea bound euro airlines flight excuse me suffered twin engine failure after striking a flock of birds while taking off from moscow's should go skiing airport but against in the odds they were able to bring it down safely in a nearby field saving the lives of everyone on board this was the scene as people left the plane. if you don't already have a. good. look at the tissues to live. for. the pilots of flight you 6178 had just moments to react to the bird strike and avert impending disaster they decided to land the plane on its belly in a cornfield without deploying the landing gear or dumping fuel but this video was t

protests. they want democratic reforms and an investigation into police use of force against protesters.he time is 6:57. >>> the governor of puerto rico wants to reevaluate all contracts with the government. wanda back says wanda vasquez just suspended a contract that was about to be approved that would've been part of a program to rebuild and strengthen the u.s. territory's power grid. puerto rico's power company was already awarded several multimillion dollar deal since hurricane maria destroyed the great two years ago. many of the contracts have been sharply criticized, though. some have been canceled. one is already under federal investigation. >>> happening today, attorneys for bill cosby will be in the pennsylvania courtroom, fighting to overturn his sexual assault convictions and get him out of prison. last year a jury found that cosby was guilty of drugging and molesting a young woman who wanted his career advice. cosby insists the sexual encounter with her 15 years ago was consensual. his defense team contends a trial judge acted improperly by letting 5 other accusers testified

large scale exercise soon their deployment clearly meant to send a message to the protesters the father of china's reform and opening movement 41 years ago. to launch his economic reforms it was also his idea for the one country 2 systems approach that's being heavily tested just across the border in hong kong . the economic impact from the hong kong protest now in their 11 week is being felt in chin gen as with elsewhere in mainland china its stock market had seen negative numbers since the protests moved to the hong kong international airport but there was one standout chin jen airport shares soared it's the closest major airport to hong kong and during the closures this week some flights were diverted there to continue turmoil in hong kong could make syngenta more attractive to airlines and passengers the airport just received approval to expand allowing it to nearly double its yearly passenger numbers to 80000000 so while the view from syngenta into hong kong remains the same the impact from what's happening across the border is be keenly felt.

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laws allowing people to be extradited to mainland china be scrapped now though these protests are about political reform democracy so this is no longer about the extradition snow no longer get i mean maybe it's about 1 extradition no 2 months ago but now is about our democracy we rudy space we all corners. re hong kong i'm not trying to government not british but us but the protests are also now about expressing anger towards the placing of previous events this police station became the focal point on saturday with people hurling rocks at the compound leading cause smashed inside and lighting fires an hour under siege came the inevitable confrontation the police have now moved on you can see the flooring guys on the ground is moving fast. there are more protests planned for the sunday the recalls for a general strike on monday it's impossible to know how or when the hong kong return to normal calm people lose their 2nd special to the government and now it's the summer off discontent. discontent which on saturday yet again turned ugly founder thomas al jazeera hong kong. and thousands of people also rall

or it isn't a show of solidarity with the suv bin laden calls for democratic reform there's also a sizeable counter protest by people concerned by the continuing on the rest of the city and the threat it poses to the territories special status the months of anti-government demonstrations were originally against the controversial extradition bill which has since been suspended indefinitely but the protests have since widened to a much broader set of demands. protests the hong kong airport took an unexpected turn on tuesday when a reporter for china's global times newspaper was seized by the crowd. god oh god. god god. god. the editor in chief of the global times confirmed it was his employee in the video he took to twitter to plead with the demonstrators to release the journalist stressing that his sole job was to report the news later that day the reporter was rescued by police and sent to hospital he's since been discharged journalist andre voltec says he believes the protesters have been acting in a hostile way towards media sympathetic to beijing. look ruthlessly sort of actually afraid that the truth i

in this weekend's developments hong kong's anti-government protest movement with people in the 10s of thousands demanding reforms. for something authorities. that means we're bringing you some of the biggest stories covered right here over the past 7 days welcome to the program happily some good news to start you off with that 2 russian pilots centered aviation history on thursday morning after pulling off what's been described as a miraculous emergency landing that. flight suffered twin engine failure after striking a flock of birds while taking off from moscow airport but against the odds they were able to bring it down safely in a nearby field saving the lives of everyone on board this was the scene as people evacuated the plane. if i think about. was. the pilots of flight you 6178 had just moments to react to the bird strike and avert impending disaster they decided to land the plane on its belly in a cornfield without deploying the landing gear all being able to dump the fuel on board. this video was taken from inside the aircraft as it accelerated along the runway the singles that were sucked into the engi