gas and brandished firearms while protesters threw molotov cocktails and started fires protestors richey retreated and then regrouped at a shopping mall where there rally is ongoing and in that mall is a journalist mathias a building or can you tell us what the situation is like where you're at right now . yeah protesters have moved to this place union long this is where 2 months ago exactly today 2 months ago and most of the white clad people seemingly belonging to one off the try it saw several try it's here in hong kong attacked commuters and protesters and people are gathering here to commemorate this they are earlier today there was a march as you said and as we have seen. ended in clashes a very short but intense battle between the police and the protesters with fire bombs being thrown at the police and then answering with these non-lethal bullets rubber bullets and tear gas of course some arrests were being made now everybody is here it is not not quiet as you can maybe hear but not violent either so. this is where things are happening now we've heard about these lenin walls being

garoppolo up top to richey james jr. in stride. 39 yards. 9ers led 13-7. interception.to throw and stanford's richard sherman fear the tree, pick six, 20-7 late fourth, bucs down 6. pick six the other way again. they have three interceptions today. 31-17, jimmy g. happy to be back. >> it feels really good. feels good to just be back. it's been a while since i've been out here with the guys for a full game. it was fun out there today. >> as you listen around and you hear people writing you off, you just hope they keep writing you off. the people writing me off, i hope they're writing their wills because i'm at your neck this year. i hope you understand that. >> feels good. can we stop right now? feels nice to be on the plus side. last year i got to 500 at 101. feels better so far this year. >> we've got preand post game at 7:00 on abc 7. a's tigers. camp nare ras throwing out the first pitch. bottom 4, a's up 1-0, two on for chris davis. crush. off the top of the wall. 2-run double and oakland has a two-run lead. look at the k counter. ten strike outs. went 7 innings str

now with the rise of richey talent and l hunt over a spokeswoman for this lobby, we see really clearly we seem just and this past week, you know, their propaganda tour canceled by the prime minister of israel because he knew that in their agenda is a destruction of israel. and so that's the alarm bells that we want to raise with many of you that i know you are aware of. but what is happening is they have to insert themselves into the democratic party platform. they had decided that liberal america and the left is a way they're going to enter into american politics. this weekend is going to be a big muslim vote drive by all of these organizations, and their interest is to have rashida tlaib and ilhan omar to the nth degree in u.s. political systems. >> sara, how do you think the left has allowed this to happen? how have they allow this infiltration? the women's march which was founded by linda was supposed be about the empowerment of women when we know the things she believes in like sharia law do the exact opposite of that. how has this been able to become a democratic party platform w

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in new ports rick richey, florida. caller: good morning, sir.everybody has been looking for an m.o., you have one. you have the linsky, -- zielinski. now you have the attorney for trump, which is not a government attorney, going overseas to another country coming back with information, giving it to barr, and barr can say he came across information leading to the investigation of biden. o.u have an m. employeesernment transferring information through channels to get to the victim. host: mj in dumb freeze, virginia, independent. ies, virginia, independent. caller: what we are doing right and thehis present time democratic system of america is we are trying to excuse this kind of behavior where foreign countries can get involved in elections, and we are going to look the other way. time, it becomes a democratic government going to countries and spying on another candidate, i don't know where this is going because this is another territory. thatmes normal with trump everything will go all the way wrong. i think it is the right time to do it. i am no

. -- new port richey, florida. you are on the air. caller: i am here. how are you?ou are an advocate lot of the speech you are using has to do with incredible efforts in raising funds for this task. i was raised by a master psychologist and i raised a master psychologist who does drug rehabilitation counseling in-house. i would like to say two things, if i may, i am kind of nervous so bear with me. guest: no worries. caller: i think some of the donors you may have are also getting funds through investments that are for pharmaceutical companies. you may want to do homework on that. second of all, i want to ask you how old you are? never mind. i am in my 60's. i have seen a lot of friends go by the wayside. because of drug use. the most importantthe most impoe away for people who want to work on alliances to create a better place for us all to live, is education. a lot of the things you are trying to do our very important. but we have a split thing here. versusharmaceuticals nonlegal. host: we hear your point. go ahead? guest: your biggest point around education is on

right, so more austerity to look forward to, then, richey, depending on what habits were brexit but noll very much the policy of this government if no deal can be agreed? —— rishi. of this government if no deal can be agreed? -- rishi. we have announced the largest increase in day to day spending in15 years, the largest increase in day to day spending in 15 years, a very significant increase, no department seeing any cuts in real terms and it is focused on peoples priorities, schools as the prime minister has talked about, keeping people safe and the nhs of course. to be able to put this in place and this time within the fiscal rules, we talk about what happens down the line, this was delivered, this increase in spending, within the fiscal framework that exist today so it is responsible and i think sustainable. but who made all the cuts to public services that you now feel need the funding just announced a new state authority is over? —— and usa austerity is over? there have been cuts to police, schools, local council, were they a mistake, those cuts? you talk about 2010, we were borro