police they've been clearing this area alone of protesters the number of police vehicles though watertown and tanks as well they haven't been used to so far no tear gas has been fired yet in the area but the police came onto the streets after a number of people gathered outside a police station many of them defining that mosque and wearing their face masks as they were yelling chaunce at the police it does feel like tonight could turn into some more of the violence that we've seen not only last night but in in previous week this hound though been a relatively peaceful day so far the human chains the marches through hong kong have remained he spoke so it could of course slip into of violence as the night goes on but a lot of people here it seems a waiting to see what happens next no one really knows how exactly the police are going to enforce that ban on the face must just feel like this is their tipping point at the moment with both protesters and police waiting to see who are. what we are seeing pictures of riot police gathering sharlie you mentioned many people defining the ban on face

traveling to concert time competitions while still going to school and studying at this outspoken watertown 20 minutes of football with us that went back to the piano . first you don't on one hill i don't get it when people say you're so busy you have no free time music is free time why shouldn't it be like music is something beautiful there's nothing wrong with making music right more to the. table this evening that he has performing at the 35th national pop festival and common austria it's one of many performances. whether in austria germany switzerland or japan is up for us soon he'll be performing in the us he says he really enjoys the travelling is meant to be chuffed he's so passionate about his music and of course we want to support him on the other hand i do wonder if it's all getting a bit too much for him if this is something. i. the next day at the mater man a former monastery would want us from the austrian youth music competition payment on musica showing off their skills. i mean it's 2 is preparing for his gig he want to accept any mistakes. but you have always got to be prepa

about why so many young south africans didn't vote in this year's general election in far over all watertown oh it was on the 5th or offend the westfield the 4th democratic election was held in 1994. was 8 kimani ask a group of young people in cape town why they didn't turn out toward the fear. 25 years ago south africa went to the polls for their 1st democratic elections and there was euphoria felt across the continent and beyond a quarter of a century later though that enthusiasm for civic duty seems to have fizzled young people are either not registering or showing up to the polls and we want to find out why and i have a recall group of people to help me answer that question i know begin with divine he actually lives in this area and you say that voting not for you not for me because basically ever since 1904 up until now we've been promised a lot of things and it's so used to that we've been pointing fingers at every party saying that we want this you want that but unfortunately nothing has been devalued we've lost interest because what we've been wanting we've been asking ever since our

so today i stand with my constituents from across my district, but particularly from watertown, massachusetts, home to a thriving armenian diaspora community, to urge this house to pass house resolution 296 and recognize this crime against humanity for what it was. a genocide. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one many -- for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize october asierman american heritage month. mr. thompson: i'm proud to co-chair the congressional german-american caucus with my good friend and colleague, congressman bill keating. the mission of the caucus is highlighting german contributions to our country. this past summer, cookman keating and i introduced house resolution 446, a bipartisan resolution recognizing the importance of the alliance between the united states and german