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i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program clashes have broken out in hong kong in another weekend of pro-democracy protests have been trying to disperse several 1000 people using tear gas and brandishing firearms the march started pace filling but skirmishes soon broke out. who called 1st all the territory from the west their numbers were lower than previous weekends but protesters in hong kong were not to tear down despite beijing's offer of an open dialogue with selected activists next week some of the demonstrators here are skeptical. i'm not sure whether it will help even if we voice our opinion and even if the selected people talk about how denounce the government might not take any action so i think marching is the most practical way. after a peaceful march through and i lying area of hong kong clashes broke out between police and a group of hardcore activists police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the protesters who threw petrol bombs and built barricades in a secretary student walls of antigovernment messages were torn die in these so-called lenin walls have become somet

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program fresh rallies has been taking place in hong kong to mark 5 years since the start of the so-called umbrella movement which saw mass protests in the territory pro-democracy demonstrators have been protesting for months after a controversial extradition bill which was tabled back in march this year it's since been shelved but protests protesters have a wide range of demands that echoed those of 5 years ago they include direct democracy from hong kong and. tommy from china. let's go live now to hong kong where our correspondent charlottesville some pill is standing by thanks for joining me how a protest is commemorating today. book clashes rebecca what widely predicted today and that is exactly what we have seen on the streets of hong kong things have thought it's calmed down a little bit now people as i'm sure you can see behind me are starting to go home many of them still wearing the mosque that they were wearing just a short time ago now what we saw with a number of a protest is throwing rocks and stones at police said most of cocktails wer

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program fresh rallies have been taking place in hong kong to mark a 5 years since the start of the so-called on bella movement which saw the beginning of mass protests in the territory pro-democracy demonstrators have same protocol protesting for months after a controversial extradition bill was tabled back in march this year it's since been shelved but protesters have a wide range of demands that. echoes of 5 years ago thing played direct democracy for hong kong and autonomy from china. earlier i spoke with our correspondent charlotte tilson pill in hong kong and asked how the protests had shaped up on the anniversary. a lot of people were back i had predicted clashes on the streets today and that is what we saw for a brief time protesters were throwing bricks and stones and government buildings molotov cocktails as well police then responded with water cannon briefly using up blue dye that we've seen a couple of times previously designed to identify and to mock protesters now what we've seen since is that many of the protesters have to spend they'

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program and a potential blow to ending u.s. and gauge men in afghanistan president donald trump has canceled peace talks with taliban leaders at camp david which was supposed to be taking place today in a tweet president trump said he scrapped the secret meeting on to the taliban claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in kabul the u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hopes of ending the 18 year conflict. the body of an american soldier returns home sergeant at least body to ortiz was the 16th u.s. service member killed in afghanistan this year one of a dozen people who died when a taliban car bomb exploded on thursday near the u.s. embassy in kabul. died inspired president trump to tweet an unexpected announcement . the major taliban leaders and the president of afghanistan were going to secretly meet with me on sunday unfortunately in order to build false leverage they had made it to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great soldiers i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace neg

i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program hong kong has same another weekend of fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sunday's protests began pace fully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but later turned violent with one group vandalizing and nearby nearby subway station and setting barricades ablaze riot police responded with tear gas and made multiple arrests. as so often the protests started out peacefully crowds down a bit saying what has become the anthem of the protest movement glory to hong kong . i. i the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters filled all the free spaces in the shopping mall some folded paper origami birds as a symbol of hope and peace then they produced a chinese flag and began trampling on it in a clear provocation aimed at beijing the sense of anger here is very real. even if for a very tired we can't give up our rights in order that we're entitle to them. to it's evening tempers flared a some protesters began vandalizing the subway station linked to the mall riot police then moved in to clear the building and the confr

i'm rebecca ritter's thanks for joining us people in afghanistan are voting today in presidential elections i made a wave of violence and concerns about legitimacy the taliban is opposing the elections and has vowed to attack polling stations that's after peace talks between the taliban and the us collapsed more than a 100 civilians have been killed in a spate of bombings in recent weeks the last election in 24 tane was mired in allegations of fraud and ended with the us stepping in to appoint a power sharing government the main contenders are the incumbent president ashraf ghani and his long term rival until a deal and all the candidates have already alleged the process has been manipulated and one of chaos and violence if this election result is discredited. joining me now is for more is journalist ali the teeth in afghanistan. there's been a lot of reports of violence so far how has that affected voting. the issue of violence is definitely affected voting and it's going to affect places where people who are already i'm sure whether they should vote or not but one thing that we have to ta

you for last week here in moscow you had talks with us after in the system secretary of state mr ritter how would you describe the conversation how productive was that and what kind of trends did it reveal i'm hopeful that we will move forward with very troubling agenda in our relationship which is stuck essentially we were not able to produce any progress nothing to report to her bosses us moral were we have problems in areas that directly affect the interests of people from the main street in both places where deprived of our consular presence is for instance at the best coast and we have a long. huge rows before people waiting for interviews at the u.s. consular missions here this is just an example and it goes across the board from such things further to for instance limitations for normal activities of embassies in both places further over to our economic cooperation and you know arms control and nonproliferation we're just stuck so the beginning of more an intensified pace of our contacts with the u.s. is quite promising but we should deliver i'm hopeful our american colleagues in

ritter and we discussed our bilateral cooperation and partnership we should do a mission as you would surpass them one of them apparently is actively developing is much to limit the number of tracks to be taken with much attention to go a carburetor as usual last year trade between russia and turkey has of do with guns further than the level of $25000000000.00 in the predictive in the good things to such important projects and there is deploy. the accu power plant for example and the turks 3 minute it being developed actually it's a complex we have advanced an arms cooperation we are supplying as for hoggard air defense is a simple case and we are currently engaged in talks the companies are supplying when the new advanced weapons our military and ties are also growing deeper than ever we are organizing exchanges of culture and language and this year there will be another record in tourism and we expect an over 6000000 of russian tours. come into turkey which is going to be a record high but you can do in my meeting of ways the president of iran mr rouhani would discuss and there is a

and are ritter russia n n n pending prisoner swap made 17 was shot down as it flew over rebel controlled eastern ukraine in 2014 killing all 298 people on board she leaves you in the ship you go to we will finalize or talks with ukraine on the prisoner exchange and i think it will be a rather large scale swap it will also be a good step forward towards a normalization of relations between the countries please nonprofit organization amazon watch has organized protests around the world for what it's calling a global day of action for the rain forest they're demanding president terrible sonora change policies which they say are killing the amazon a record number of fires are burning in brazil and neighboring countries also has deployed 44000 troops to help but has resisted funding from g 7 leaders saying it would make brazil like a colony a lot america will see a new and has more from the state. i'm in just across the river from one of the largest municipalities in all of brazil the size of england that is also the most of forested and here and on up all of the same thing is beginning to ha

probably really lose all influence re trump on this issue and it is better to keep some influence ritter and this is why i present my cronut france talk to president trump about accepting and an official visit to be at his during the g. 7 summit by us is that if the foreign minister and the americans accept it so you know the maybe it's an illusion i really don't know because president trump is a very complicated to lead and i've never met him you know i haven't talked to him so but the o.p.'s think that he's a state influence about it so you have to give him something every now and then for example about these attacks doesn't cost anything but on the other hand be to date on the as that look you know we are working for you we are trying to. negotiate a credit facility for us $15000000000.00 this loving the public's needs $60000000000.00 a year in order to pay these essential. expenses you know the saudis over the syrian services military so the europeans savey are working on that president michel and he's really a far as i can think dedicated to helping islamic republic assemble this mo

announced is not complete so for me bill ritter we liberals to be honorable to be good again. and the hindu nationalist b.g.p. the ruling party in both new delhi and assam state says it's alarmed it says it will appeal to india's highs court to reverse a fight it documents of indians living in most of them dominated border districts the b.g.p. tried to pass a law earlier this year to allow citizenship rights to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests by groups that want illegal immigrants to be of india. as the arguments were not because of religion grow a protracted legal battle faces nearly 2000000 people a defeat as indians the dizzier quality. having initially rejected the offer of bolivia's president evo morales is now says he's open to accepting international aid to help fix damage caused by fires in the amazon they've been burning out of control for weeks now doubling in size sensors on a half 1000000 hectares a forest have been destroyed and the fire is heading south towards power quite a lot america is a lu

announced is not complete so for me bill ritter we liberals to be honorable to be whatever. and the hindu nationalist b.g.p. the ruling party in both new delhi and assam state says it's alarmed it says it will appeal to india's highs court to review the fight it documents of indians living in post and dominated border districts the b.g.p. try to pass a law earlier this year to allow citizenship rights to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests are signed by groups that want illegal immigrants to defend. as the occupants of the numbers of religion grow a protracted legal battle basis nearly 2000000 people a defeat as indians the dizzier. pakistan is hosting a 3 day international sea convention at least 50 participants attended the event and touched on a variety of topics including the ongoing tension in indian administered kashmir has more now from the horror. despite the tensions over kashmir. saying that they want to better they scored a goal which is also the corded goal for peace now progress on the. number of

all the latest information around the clock on our website that's state of new dot com i'm rebecca ritter's invent and thanks for watching. and for. filling which. video for you. anytime anywhere. in this. film begins in hawaii in the middle of the pacific ocean in spite of the island's remote location it is also foreman victim to the epidemic of the 21st century plastic. plastic pollution is littering beaches and endangering certain species of animals no matter how remote or out of reach. but. in this new bar a tree in the north of the occupied ago scientists study marine animals not plastic at least in theory. no idea what that. but it's certainly plastic. and jessica perelman is a biologist accustomed to finding plastic in fish stomachs she has started a very unique connection. casually often plastic bags. and this was all coiled up in the stomach when i found it had no idea what it wasn't all that it just. or did you react when in this installment i was shocked i started you know documenting it measuring it taking photos showing whoever else was around in the lab and we were kind of we

on the phone we have jay ritter.emen, listen to what the dean evaluation had to say about yesterday's crop of 2019 ipos. >> these have been over estimating the value escaping up and underestimating the importance of the business model. you're seeing this with all these companies. uber, wework and peleton the business models are not formed but they are scaling up i think the market is getting more skeptical the markets scale up but there seems to be no path way that's laid out >> allen, i'm going to start off with you you advised some of the ipos of this year. what has changed in your view? how would your advice differ for a company considering an ipo in the later part of 2019 versus the early part of 2019 >> i think what's changed to some degree is that and i think we're starting to pay the price for that in what we're seeing. in the market is that fundamentally companies have held off over the past even four or five years. companies have said, ceos have said i don't need to go public i can wait the markets will alwa

ritter there are thousands of cricketers if not it's on the visit of a family. every year worldwide $3000.00 athletes are suspended by their federations. on a global level the fight against doping began fairly recently in 1999 the world anti-doping agency wada was created what defines doping in legal terms. you have bad you see a map of drugs also stirs just the fear for amnesty but if requests i would also want to use for what is this part. in 200-5191 states signed unesco's international convention against doping in sport and began to harmonize their legislations but the world anti-doping agency still has no operational role it is the responsibility of the sports federations to find cheaters and therein lies the main problem. organise 2015 beijing hosts the 15th world athletics championships organized by the i.w.a. and the international association of athletics federations since the 2008 olympic games china has excelled at all in izing sporting events for 9 days almost 1900 athletes from 208 countries were watched by 6000000000 television viewers. and the i.w.

ritter tax returns were a big deal last week? huh, huh? what about sharpie gate? remember that? remember the things he said about, you know, send her back. everything is this giant thing. and it doesn't work. it reminds me like reminds me of when i drink tequila it always makes me sick and time passes and then i drink tequila again and i get sick. that's the meaning of the democrats they keep running into the same wall. >> dana: i'm at a point today where i would actually drink tequila and i haven't had it in maybe 10 years. >> greg: i have some in my office. it's cheap it will hit you really sick. we haven't had time to talk about my new word robe change. this is going to be my new look. >> jesse: i like it. all black. no coat, no ty. >> greg: new greg. >> katie: fall fashion move. >> greg: thank you for allowing me the time to say that. >> jesse: we are learning more about the lawyer, katie, who is representing this whistleblower. is he a schumer guy and hillary guy and run as group that pays whistleblowers which is pretty unethical a lot of lawyers believe. i don't know where

i am ritter calypso. this is bloomberg. -- kriti gupta. this is bloomberg. kathleen: thank you so much. world leaders and diplomats are gathering in new york for the un's general assembly with plenty of intrigue in play. tensions will likely overshadow this week's meeting. the meeting between president trump and the iranian delegation are fading fast. he is scheduled to meet nearly a dozen state leaders for some sideline diplomacy. josh wingrove has been following the president. i have to let everyone know, that was your question about the farm visit by china. you really stirred the pot, man. >> we had about half-dozen of these bilaterals. it was an ongoing press conference. we talked that out. the delegation was planning on going to a couple of states, touring the u.s. farm community, and that was called off, the u.s. saying that was on our call. happened and left the impression that trump was not, shall we say, totally aware of how that played out. minasian also said china talks with the vice president or vice premier of china are now next week and that is