we're near victoria park. that is the start of the planned march today. we do believe the march has started to begin. although, when there's this many people around it's hard to tell because sometimes it takes awhile for everyone to get moving. what's happening is all the people coming in from behind me, so walking up this street and heading this direction. you can see over here they're following this sidewalk, they're walking around and victoria park is just on the other side of that fence right there. we've been in this position for probably an hour and a half, two hours and people keep coming. there is an mtr stop not far from where we are right now. a lot of people have been getting off that stop, coming up here and heading into the park. so this is a very peaceful protest so far, at least on this side of things. these are people who are very calm. the police here very calm. no tear gas. no batons. no riot shields. this is just the beginning of a -- of a protest that we will see how similar it is to what happened roughly two weeks ago, two sundays ago

this is the beginning of the day this after that we had the big rally which is the march from victoria park to where we are now to mark that the end of its results can be a big day in hong kong and this play place standoff is continuing. the syrian state media says government air defense systems have intercepted missiles fired by israeli fighter jets and syrian media say the attacks targeted military positions in the city of damascus killing 4 people holmes was also hit the missiles were launched from lebanese airspace where israeli aircraft were said to have been spotted making low altitude flights and flights have resumed the libyan capital it's only functioning airports it has briefly taken out of action after being hit by an air strike forces loyal to the warlord have tara say their attack destroyed a turkish drone that was parked on one of the airport's runways well turkish police have used rubber bullets to disperse hundreds of activists at a banned gay pride march in istanbul. it is the 5th year in a row that. activists have tried to hold a gay parade despite that was imposed in 2015

complete withdrawal of this controversial extradition bill now the march has just started from victoria parkis the traditional place that marches start from about a block or so from here there are literally tens of thousands of people on the street what makes this march different is the fact that the police are going to try and stop the march in a place called one choice halfway between here and central which is where the marches wanted to get to down joining me here is a well known protest leader just to warm just what do you make about this decision by the police to try to stop this more to one side of the reason us and reasonable suppression from coal is forced to stop other protest or central a phone call that we as you know that for the past of what we hope that you will show i would request us the government headquarters but when the rally stop at watch high we can express i would have to terminated a bill delivered to our voice to government you have tens of thousands of people here on the streets what is going to happen when police try to stop people from much unnecessary and excessi

it's not ready now the soft name is another mass rally expected it starts in a couple of hours in victoria park and it's a macho see and you know much that i have to mop the july 1st anniversary of the british handover of home home back to china last year it tracked about 400000 people this year they're expecting more people to attend simply because of the anger at the few over this the latest proposal the extradition now that the government has of the type of it suspended for now but these protesters want it with tools. as you say the bill's been suspended for now but the protesters want to dump it and it's entire which is so will these protests succeed. will the prices had some success they've managed to get the policy twice from kerry lamb now they've got the bill suspended but they want it retracted with 2 and dumped all together. at the moment it's going to lapse in this particular that sort of council term which means it's still live and these artists a concern they'll bring it back on the title sometime down the track so these protests have guaranteed that they will not go why. blockades

just about 100 meters or so out there and there are still literally thousands of protesters in victoria park waiting to start the march what typically happens here is it could be a couple of hours before the actual march has passed but it remains to be seen exactly what happens when this march reaches the place called one shy about a kilometer or so from here where they are expected to be met by police who have said that is as far as the march is going to go and we simply have no idea at this point what is going to happen will the police to give way will they fall back and allow the protesters still to vent their anger as they have done in the past or taken a more lenient response if you like or will they stand firm and take a tougher line fearing that if these protesters given the strength strength the feeling the sense of anger at these demonstrations that again buildings will might be targeted as we saw on july 1st when protesters stormed the parliament building here in hong kong marty all right for now rob thanks very much indeed rob mcbride our correspondent will keep us right abreast o

pm says something new on the march the process the started marching scout to to a splendid from victoria park to the government headquarters it was a peaceful rally people were patient they had to wait for a long time and the weather was very holy and i think the whole crowd to be very proud of themselves they do believe that they had more or less brought about a miracle. more than a 1000000 people marched on to the 6 on to the 9th then more than 2 feet move 2000000 people march on to the 16 and now today probably more than 1000000000 people march people were angry that is all did stemmons trace in all anger with the government he had the kind of really administrator he refused to give any credence to except to be months of the pro-democracy movement and actually the very minimum. piedmontese water. clear cut through all of the control so that the station instead of tempering the sub sandwich and you need faith in the investigation into the let you had on the. troll even to move in a very minimum. humans were not accepted and repaired on the 3rd story. meeting with the top tycoons in hong kon

we already saw hundreds gathered there at victoria park, filling up the central lawn.allies took place last month which drew more than one million protesters. anna: thank you very much. that developing story as protests continue in hong kong. continued calls for carrie lam to quit. another developing story with oil. --ces surging to a five-year sorry, five-week high. saudi arabia and russia signaled their support for output cuts on the sidelines of the g20. opec plus oil ministers gather for a series of meetings today and tomorrow to discuss production policy. ,anus cranny in vienna for us all over this opec coverage. he is joined by the founding director of the center on global energy policy. good morning to you. a brave man joins us now. good to see you this morning. we have the announcement from mohammad bin salman and putin,, more importantly, that they support an extension. how important was that messaging before this opec disruption? >> everyone expected rollover. it wasn't surprising it came from heads of state at the g20 meeting instead of opec. that might have

this is the beginning at the day the stuff today we had the big rally which is the march from victoria park to where we are now to mark the anniversary start going to a big day in hong kong and this pay place standoff is continuing so are clark with the latest from hong kong thank you. syrian state media says government air defense systems have intercepted missiles fired by israeli fighter jets syrian media say the attack targeted military positions in the city of damascus killing 4 people holmes was also hit the missiles were launched from lebanese airspace where israeli aircraft were said to have been spotted making low altitude flights israel has carried out air strikes in syria against hezbollah and iranian targets in the past . and flights have resumed at the libyan capital it's only functioning at ports it was briefly taken out of action after being hit by an airstrike forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar say their attack destroyed a turkish drone that was parked on one of the airport's runways and turkey says 6 of its citizens are being held by hof tars forces. well there's oth

i was peacefully walking from victoria park but i know some protesters were near the legislative counciltesters, including my friend, was inside the legislative council. ada, do you think the process will continue? we heard from steve that saying the authorities have some restraint but there will only be so much they will tolerate. do you think people will continue to come back out on the streets over at this extradition bill? i think extradition bill? ithink so, extradition bill? i think so, yes. because we won't give up until the government do something. because the protesters have five basic demands, including the stepping down of the current chief executive, carrie lam, the government pays no attention to us. 0k, ada. i am government pays no attention to us. 0k, ada. iam gratefulto government pays no attention to us. 0k, ada. i am grateful to you. government pays no attention to us. 0k, ada. iam gratefulto you. thank you very much indeed for sharing your experiences out on the streets of hong kong today. joining me now is former us defense secretary, william cohen. great to have you

organised two of the biggest marches we have seen of those sundays who has organised a march on victoria parkter away from electrical and what we saw today was really an explosion of violence and anger amongst many of the young people in hong kong both feel ignored by the government. the type students who were involved a few years back in the umbrella movement and also on twitter, had they been letting us know what they make of what's happening in parliament i'm curious to know that this violence is in sync with what they want. what is a key difference between this movement and what happened in 201a is that it is a large needed a rest movement. people have been organising themselves and social encrypted media messaging apps like telegram about what they should do. and so, what we are seeing is that it makes it organic and it makes it spontaneous and it makes its nicely organised by the protesters themselves. it's not led by these leaders that we saw in 201a. like joshua by these leaders that we saw in 201a. likejoshua who was put in prison because he does protests. it's one of the tactics tha

me, people chanting, this is the group of pro—democracy protesters that have been marching from victoria park is what they do but this year it's taken a special symbolism and significance. all day throughout today we've seen clashes between police and protesters right here on this main arterial street in hong kong. you can see right behind me, that these scenes between police and protesters is still tense. right over there, there is a stand—off between riot police and pro—democracy protesters. earlier today, some protesters, a small group of them, tried to get into the legislative council building by ramming a trolley through the glass windows. police pushed back and right now the mood remains tense. the conservative leadership candidate, jeremy hunt, says he will set aside six billion pounds to help the farming and fishing industries deal with the impact of a no—deal brexit. meanwhile, his rival, borisjohnson, plans to give a pay rise to millions of public sector workers. mrjohnson has vowed to cut taxes if he becomes prime minister, predicting this would stimulate the economy and increase g

i arrived at victoria park around 3pm.the extradition bill to be totally withdrawn. we arrived at the headquarters and we are getting more angry and we are shouting at the police and say that the police are actually not doing legal things. but still we are peaceful. we do not fight with each other. how is this all being covered by the chinese media? beijing is traditionally very nervous about any protests within, what it sees as chinese land. so hong kong, the message comes across consta ntly hong kong, the message comes across constantly that hong kong is an integral part of china. when his protests started in earlyjune, they we re protests started in earlyjune, they were outright centred on social media platforms, they were not mentioned in traditional media so the pictures we saw all over the world of tonnes, hundreds and thousands of people taking to the streets, they were outright centred online. but as the protests have increasingly turned violent, there have been protesters in the last 204i have been protesters in t

year have dedicated their time and energy to improving our park spaces and proving to be really traffic community members. including at victoria manolo park, where 10 to 15 volunteers gather to cleanup the park. in total, airbnb volunteers have provided more than 2,200 hours of volunteer time in the last year alone, making them easily one of our most prolific volunteer groups. we have several of them here with us today, so mr. president, join me in offering a certificate to them and offering them an opportunity to say a quick word. thank you, airbnb. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you so much for welcoming us here today. we're incredibly honored to be receiving this recognition, but really and truly, we want to thank you all for opening your doors to our volunteers and allowing us to support the wonderful park and recreation department that we see do amazing work every single day. i thank you all for creating space in the city that's accessible to everyone, and so really just want to be grateful to you all for creating that space for us to volunteer. a little bit more about our program. each employee, a full-time

we are seeing thousands of people streaming in from the victoria park rally point for the official annual march that has been organized by the human rights front. out templatesng and science, many of which are calling for the resignation of chief executive carrie lam. tom: that is right where i wanted to go. tenure of the the chief executive? monday march the 22nd anniversary of the handover of hong kong from british rule to china. it is a somber day. she kicks off the third year of her term with this dour outlook of her leadership and a brief speech to officiate the ceremony. she pledged to become more open-minded and recognizing she did not manage to gauge the of the public around the extradition bill given the public uproar against that controversial policy. going forward, the pro-government camp may be looking to see what other leadership opportunities that may be given there are district council elections in november. at carriest may erode lam's power and position. if she is able to demonstrate she is willing to compromise, that might be an opportunity for her to make amends. francin

me, people chanting, this is the grip of pro—democracy protesters that have been marching from victoria parks what they do it but this year it has taken a special symbolism and significance. all day throughout the day we've seen clashes between police and protesters right here on this main street of hong kong. you can see behind me the scenes between police and protesters is still tense. right over there there is a stand—off between riot police and pro—democracy protesters. earlier today some protesters, a small group of them, tried to get into the legislative council building by ramming a trolley through the glass windows, police pushed back and now the mood remains tense. in the past few minutes hundreds of people have arrived here on one of the main arterial roads in hong kong and that there is a sense of some jubilation in the air, this has been a very hard—fought moment for many of the hong kong protesters. they want to show a symbol of solidarity, young people here applauding, waving pro—democracy flags. a real image of defiance to the hong kong government here that even though it has

risk in india as a chasm running a national park home to the largest population of a protected one horned indian rhino where than 100 animals have died victoria again he reports. marooned on what looks like an island these one who dryness and buffalo have no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to recede they've taken refuge in one of 33 artificial high lands built 3 years ago at casablanca national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise mainly in case of rain with this but all over the islands the del quite like behaving as i did in 2016 be a concept that i don't think at the last you'd also be a concert at around 1000 kilometers old this old highland so it's basically something that was this baby rhino didn't get to highland in time to escape the flood water instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked to safety. catherine a national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one honed indian bryant. park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual soon floods and poaches the park has 199 and

wildlife is also at risk in india's a park home to the largest population of the protected one horned indian rhino more than $100.00 animals of dolly and victoria. marooned on what looks like an island these one honed rhinos in buffalo have no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to recede they've taken refuge on one of 33 artificial highlands built 3 years ago at catherine national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise mainly in north but all over the highlands adele quite like me having a i got into the thing fixed in via a concert that i wanted to be in new highlands and last year also we have concerts at our 19 kilometer hole that said orde or gun violence so it's basically something about what this baby rhino didn't get to higher land in time to escape the floodwater instead after numerous attempts a rescue team succeeded in dragging the panicked cough to safety catherine the national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one who owned indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and

victoria gate to be there. there's been another demonstration in hong kong this time by the mothers of student protesters they have gathered in a central city park to demand the government to listen to their children and address their demands it is the 2nd time they protested in the last month against the government's controversial extradition bill meanwhile student protesters in the territory say they want to hold talks with the government unless they are in public leaders of the city's largest student unions were responding to chief executive kerry land offer to meet and private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized the legislative council building on monday but hundreds of thousands of largely peaceful protests have been calling for land to scrap a controversial bill that would allow extradition to mainland china. hello again i'm enough of a problem and but the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization says an attack on a migrant attention center in libya has taken the death toll for the battle for tripoli to almost 1000 the un recognized government says one of its fighter jets is missing warlord holly for half

so named because queen victoria ticed how many frogs there were in that part of the park.o ofr archie. lego land is right next door. there'ses a cotil two mes away and the great park itself and over 5,000 acres. it's the biggest playground any kid could ask for. but what about school? >> prince harry went to school here. >> just over the bridge isat e college. so close that william and harry were both bordered here, and ustl to walk to the cas at weekends to take tea with the queen. harry didn't axel ademically, but he was a star at wall games. >> shoving, and pressure is allowed but stabbing is >> reporter: the royal school of choice in the past is british and tritional. and meghan, according to some sources, has hinted that with this royal child, things wl be different. so how about the coed american community , schoolconveniently situated right next to the great park? or perhaps a couple miles away. it's a picturesque blend of old england and america. what might it offer a young royal? >> we're the american school in england. we have many americans that attendhere. i th

the woods by the long walk frogmore cottage, so named because queen victoria noticed how many frogs there were in that part of the parky are literally living in granny's back garden. >> reporter: windsor, says this royal biographer, has a lot to offer archie lego land is right next door for traditional royals, there's ascot 2 miles away of course, the great park itself at over 5,000 acres. it is the biggest playground any kid could ask for. but what about school? >> prince harry went to school here >> reporter: just over the bridge is eaton college. so close, william and harry, both borders here, used to work to the castle on weekends to take tea with the queen. harry didn't excel academically, but he was a star at the games. >> shoving, pushing, pressure are allowed, but stabbing, strangulation are out. >> reporter: the royal school of choice in the past, eaton is very british and traditional meghan hinted that with this royal child, things will be different. so how about the co-ed american community school, conveniently situated right next to the great park or perhaps the famous american school just a couple of mile

park. let‘s take a look at the travel situation now. there is a good service on all tube lines this morning. 0nto the roads: there are delays on victoriale bit of high cloud, meaning the sunshine is a bit hazy, but that will clear, and we‘ve got a day of lovely, warm sunshine. blue sky, really, maybe a little bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up as we head through the afternoon, but nothing to get in the way of the sunshine, and temperatures getting up to a warm 26, maybe even 27 celsius in central london. a lovely evening, as well, before the sun sets, and it stays dry and clear overnight. minimum temperature in central london probably not dropping much below 15 celsius, but it will be a little bit cooler out towards the suburbs. so another bright start for wednesday. we‘ll see a bit more cloud tomorrow, perhaps, but some lovely, warm sunny spells. temperatures getting up to around 25 celsius. and then for thursday, we‘ve got a weather front sweeping through, so we‘ll see some rain first thing in the morning, but it will clear to a drier and brighter afternoon. however, the temperatures do drop a little as we head towards the end of t

take to the streets once more we are in the causeway bay area of hong kong a block or 2 away from victoria park that's the traditional starting point for all of these marches thousands of people are gathering there the reason why we are here is because when you get into an area like that with $100000.00 plus people then there simply isn't any bandwidth so we have got ahead of the curve as it were and are waiting for the marchers to come down here on the coming down this highway and then marching towards the central district of hong kong it is similar to a lot of other marches and what makes this so different and in some in some respects quite concerning for the authorities is that they intend to stop this march about half way we are in the causeway barrier of hong kong these marches wanted to take their protest all the way to the central business district of hong kong the police in your thirty's here have requested them and are telling them that their march will stop in one child that's an area that's halfway between here and central and we have no idea at the moment whether the protesters will

this is the group of pro—democracy protesters that have been marching from victoria park annually.what they do but this year it has taken a special what they do but this year it has ta ken a special symbolism what they do but this year it has taken a special symbolism and significance. all day throughout today we have seen clashes between police and protesters right here on this main arterial street in hong kong. you can see behind me, the scenes between police and protesters is still tense. over there, there is a stand—off between riot police and pro—democracy protesters. earlier today, some protesters, a small group of them, tried to get into the legislative council building by ramming a trolley through the glass windows. police pushed back and now the mood remains tense. in the last few minutes, hundreds of people have arrived here on one of the main arterial roads in hong kong and there is a sense of some jubilation in the air, i have to say. this has been very hard for many of the hong kong protesters. they want to show a symbol of solidarity. young people here are applauding,