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the hong kong government and by association the government in beijing sit up and listen so that there is a sense of see the anger and also anger against the police when we've seen fairly fairly polite relations between hong kong people that may line visitors there's been an awful lot of anger and abuse directed at the police and quite a few verbal altercation is going back and forth it has to be said that on this day given the numbers here the police have showed restraint stay out state in the background and the police will be hoping that the thousands of people who are still here around the male main railway terminus will gradually as the evening proceeds and we are still having these rain showers that we have at this time of year gradually those crowds will dissipate herself and prime the latest on rob thank you . still ahead on al-jazeera a great spot and our 1st general elections since the end of the financial bailouts . and putting refugee lives before the rules and other boat defies the italian government. follow on places say because some quality weather now coming in across ja

violent acts here in recent protests and to show support for hong kong's police. reports. in a city more used to protest against its government this day belong to the pro establishment camp thousands turned out for a so-called safeguard hong kong rally calling for unity in a city that's become deeply divided and angered by pro-democracy demonstrators a minority of whom have turned to violence. if you break the law you go to jail they chant. among the government supporters this local business association worried the continuing unrest is hurting hong kong's economy. we are hunkering people but we seen on t.v. a lot of people coming out because of the chaos and we need to protect our home we need to create more positive energy but as well as people from hong kong it was clear many protesters were being brought in as organized groups from mainland china still they would argue as a chinese city they have the right to defend it and its embattled police force accused by protesters of using brutality to break up largely peaceful demonstrations far from using excessive for

police have used pepper spray and buttons on protesters in hong kong as the territory marks the 22nd anniversary of its 100 from britain to china up to a 1000000 demonstrators are expected to take to the streets this but i wonder over a bill that could allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china the trial. flights have resumed at the libyan capital is only functioning airport it was briefly shot after being hit by an airstrike by warlord police after us forces turkey says 6 of its citizens are being held by a half dozen men and has demanded their media religious. donald trump has returned home after committing to restarting talks on north korea's nuclear program following an historic meeting with kim jong il in met kim at the demilitarized the . and between north and south and became the 1st sitting u.s. president to set foot in the north. james bays reports now from persia that's near the demilitarized zone in south korea. this went just the way president donald trump wanted pictures that will make history and potentially reinvigorate peace efforts waiting for him the other

kong between police and protesters angry over the presence of traders and shoppers from mainland china they're accused of driving up prices by bulk buying tax from products to take home and sell. united nations has condemned an attack on a hotel in southern somalia at least 26 people were killed in the port city of kiss mayo in the autonomous region a suicide bomber drove a car with explosives into the us a hotel before gunmen stormed the building and on the group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack. 3 policemen have died in a gun battle with armed fighters in northeastern afghanistan the attackers targeted a government compound from the position of a nearby hotel in these province a taliban spokesman has claimed responsibility for the attack at least 43 people have been killed in nepal due to flooding and landslides caused by monsoon rains hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes and rescuers have been searching for those reported missing. and in the u.s. tropical storm barry has made landfall in louisiana despite weakening from the harlequin barry is s

al-jazeera hong kong. well the hong kong government has accused some of the protesters of violent arson and putting public safety at risk and in a statement it said we strongly condemn the radical protesters who disregarded the law and order and violently breached the public peace we will continue to give full support to the police to strictly enforce the law to stop all violent behaviors with a view to resuming public order as soon as possible. the u.s. president donald trump is once again being called racist stuff to launching a blistering twitter attack on an african-american democratic congressman and the district that he represents the colemans have sparked widespread outrage especially from residents of bolton will also enjoy reports of the din of the united states donald trump is the president of the entire united states but residents of baltimore maryland are angry trump has called their city quote a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess he's a horrible president. and says he's racist and he's fr

clear again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera protesters in hong kong along to a standoff with police after refusing to leave the streets thousands of people continued to defy a police ban driving in un long where least 45 people were injured in last week's attacks police have used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowds farah clock has the latest among. a small group of protesters here and you alone are refusing to leave the streets this is an area on the outskirts of the city police of up or about a 100 or so placed our man on the street and they'll continue to pursue those protests as well heidi in the interior station it's been a day of balak confrontations we've had a number of rounds of tear gas fired on those protesters those crowds an attempt to disperse the numbers let's turn up the template of protests this has gone for hours and this was considered illegal assembly which means that us some arrests were my age but now as you can see behind me it's the clean up i would as i mentioned a handful of protesters who continue to hide out in hong kong's

protesters are back on the streets of hong kong again. demonstrators have been trying to smash their way into the main government building it's the anniversary of britain's handover of hong kong to china 22 years ago but people remain angry about an extradition could allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial. andrew thomas is among the crowd of protesters andrew how's that mobs building up. where i am is the protest outside the legislative council the pollen and essentially in hong kong and this is a protest that has been going on now for some alice since the early on monday hong kong time is now thought about in the afternoon in the b. 283000 people i think a lot more than that now actually probably approaching 10000 people and as you can see most of the wearing hall hats most adult caps mosques as well because previous protests in this same spot a couple of weeks ago when they turned violent place came out with rubber bullets and with 10 gas and both of these things were needed now the has been some violence here on

in hong kong tens of thousands of protesters are marching through the city for the 7th weekend demonstrators want to keep up the pressure on the government officially with the draw a controversial extradition bill and to launch an independent inquiry into police crackdown against protesters millions have been rallying over the past 2 months at an unprecedented show of force against hong kong leader kerry lamb. a suicide bomber has killed at least 6 people at a hospital in northwest pakistan the attack happened in the city of there to smile come soon after a gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint killing 2 offices the pakistani taliban have claimed responsibility. polls have closed in japan's upper house election the governing coalition expected to win a solid majority promise to sions are they needs to of the voltage to pave the way for planned constitutional reform including a change to restrictions on japan's armed forces. ukrainians are voting in a snap parliamentary election president rather ms lewinsky dismissed parliament following his landslide victory 2 months ago the 41 year old

kong though rainy day for you as well with a temperature of $31.00 degrees as you make our way over here towards india it is going to be very heavy rain across much of the south we're talking mostly across parts of carolina as well as over here towards the east in the next few days that rain will lead to some localized flooding as well but towards the north it is going to be quite dry in new delhi the rain is going to be mostly to the north of you across parts of the himalayas more rain across parts of nepal as well with attempted there of about $27.00 degrees in katmandu and kolkata it is going to be a little bit dry fuel at $34.00 degrees and then very quickly here across much of doha we are going to see our winds come down but for doha we do expect to see attempt or 40. discover new developments in surgery. in hiroshima japan to meet the surgeon nearing new techniques in regenerating on the. a breakthrough medical trials so much needed to cystic fibrosis so for us based on all the evidence we have the virus is least 100 fold more effective. every night to cure revisited. and agai

in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents they've also crossed the red line of the principle of one country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated here nigeria's president has ordered the army to hunt down gunmen who killed at least 65 people in the northeastern borno region the victims had been attending a funeral priyanka gupta has the details. these shod remains are what's left of what once was someone's home this village in northeast nigeria is now the scene off the worst attack on civilians in the region this year. gunmen attacked mourners gathered for a funeral on saturday in the battle that took them to yet images that you didn't. one day it will be manageable. but. then they went up to the city. the villages have gathered again this time to remember the staggering number of lives lost in just one day. arjun said his sympathise with the palm of his. not of those. killed is lost no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but the armed group is suspected to be behind saturday's carnage local government officials say abdullah just 40 of a boko haram

there have been violent clashes between police and protesters at a hong kong shopping mall police beat protester. and war in turn attacked with umbrellas during a riot in the shah plaza earlier officers used pepper spray in the crowd the violence is the latest chapter of a summer of protests in hong kong demonstrators are venting their anger about what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the territories affairs. and has the latest from. protesters here tell us they are driven by deep seated anger and discontent over the past few years this is why they're taking their fight to the suburbs today smart started like any other similar ones over the past few weeks it started peacefully with over 100000 protesters marching here at the suburban area of stratton but as nightfall came we have seen riot police struggling really to contain the situation we've seen thousands of young protesters setting up barricades similar to the ones that happened saturday night in shon showing the message here is quite clear that nothing that the government has done or said over the past few wee

mothers are now battling the government and the latest demonstration in the heart of hong kong they're demanding leaders listen to their children and address their demands it's the 2nd time they protested in a month against a controversial extradition bill and student protesters in hong kong say they won't hold talks with the government unless there and public leaders of the largest city largest student unions out as war correspondent to the chief executive kerry lamb's offer to meet in private a small number of demonstrators ransacked and vandalized legislative council building on monday came as hundreds of thousands of peaceful protesters called on land to scrap a controversial expedition. here actually has plenty of opportunities to communicate with the general public in the whole june but she did not and then she. too had a student union. and it showed no sincere and so that we think that she. is just a public show so we don't see why we should immediately. assess his invitation or planes flying over washington and a speech from donald trump celebrating the military might of the un

kong and ending at the chinese liaison office in the western part of hong kong island now after the end of the rally most of the protesters simply went home but a hard core of several 1000 remained wanting to set up barriers donning their usual goggles and helmets barricade the streets there was some attacks on a police station and also objects thrown at the chinese liaison office the police there warned that they were going to start clearing the street starting from the west and moving eastwards that they did there was a tense standoff a number of objects that were then thrown at the police and the police decided at that point it was time to respond in force there has been an awful lot of tear gas fired this evening also the use of so-called beanie bag baton rounds fired at protesters there have been a number of arrests and also a number of injuries many of the protesters now have simply gone home they've decided that that is their protest for the night but there is still a hard core that is gradually been falling back working their way back to the. admiralty and central district o

janice berg still to come on i'll just 0 police and protesters clashing hong kong in another day of demonstrations against the territories leaders. and monsoon rains lead to devastating flooding across.

al-jazeera hong kong. while the hong kong government has accused some of the protestors of violence arson and putting the public safety at risk in a statement said we strongly condemn the radical protesters who disregarded the law and order and violently breach the public peace we will continue to give full support to the police to strictly enforce the law and stop all violent behaviors with a view to receiving public order as soon as possible. well we have plenty more of this news hour including. we will tell you if a delegation from me and maher has convinced rangar refugees to leave bangladesh plus. i'm sure all of it in basra and i'll tell you what we've done a great iraq in preference to rely more on its own production rather than import. and then sports colombia has its 1st ever tour de france champion peter we'll have that story and all the sports. that britain has sent a 2nd warship to the gulf to protect u.k. flag vessels crossing the street of hamas the h.m.s. duncan has joined a british frigate

process of turn violence again in hong kong with riot police firing tear gas and rubber coated bullets at court to marcus a protest is hundreds of thousands took to the streets the latest in more than a month of demonstrations. and puerto rico's embattled governor has announced he wants peace seeking reelection next year but he's refusing to resign as follows days of demonstrations over the messages showing him insults and when political opponents and victims of hurricane maria. and the british finance minister philip hammond says he will resign if boris johnson becomes prime minister on wetten say johnson's rival for the job jeremy hunt says no to a brics it should not be ruled out right but says he's willing to delay britain's departure from the european union if necessary to get a new withdrawal deal johnson has said if he becomes the next leader he's prepared to crash out of the e.u. without a deal if no agreement is reached by october 31st. assuming that boris johnson becomes the next prime minister i understand that his conditions for serving in his government would include accep

police in hong kong have fired rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters who had brought sproles hours after another largely peaceful march through the city demonstrators are trying to push the government to officially withdraw a controversial extradition bill and south africa's president says he will ask for a judicial review of a report by the country's corruption watchdog on friday a serial i'm opposed to was accused of deliberately misleading parliament about a campaign contribution. now u.s. secretary of state michael bail has recognized the progress made by mexico in stemming the flow of migrants into the united states he's visiting mexico city his latest stop on a tour of latin american countries tensions between the neighbors have been rising as u.s. president trump continues his efforts to stop both illegal immigration and the wave of asylum seekers arriving at america's southern border and speak to my new rapinoe in mexico city. the mexican foreign minister has met with from pale what's come out of their discussions. this meeting between us secretary of state mike palm pale a

seek shelter as emergency centers with warnings of flooding and landslides probe aging politicians in hong kong say could cost around $1300000.00 to repair the legislature building which was ransacked by protesters police have declared it a crime scene as the cleanup continues a special task force has been set up to look into mass protests most of which were peaceful they were triggered by a controversial bill which would allow extradition to mainland china mexico's busy foreign ministry says the number of migrants apprehended at the u.s. border has gone down by 30 percent it's cited the u.s. customs and border protection agency garcia shows a decrease between the months of may and june u.s. border agents detained $100000.00 migrants last month. those i headlines the news continues off the inside story. of malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing. with more than $1200.00 prisoners on death row one on one. on al-jazeera. the hunt for whales japan has resumed commercial whaling in its waters despite global outbreak but is the practice commercially sustainable and force of the cul

can see in fact also a shanghai view on saturday you will have a some rain with a high of 2432 the in hong kong then a bit further towards the south well again we're seeing the usual new showers the thunderstorms increasing calls late in the day but a pretty clear picture the last few hours across much of borneo out towards the west northern areas a small rain showers $33.00 in kuala lumpur and again it should be a find if you're in south today as well as on friday so you can see it 32 in singapore are going to pretty good day for you in south as well then we head across tools india now the last area of monsoon rains to really get strong in the last 24 hours has been across much of the northeast warnings in place here and again as we head off into friday and into saturday the rains heaviest in this region and very warm in new delhi clear skies and a high of 37. the weather sponsored by cats own words. from cutting edge medical technology toxic behnam could be a vast resource for the development of lifesaving drugs to advances in the most difficult regions of the world really easy and again

kong island to the government liaison office china's representative office here in hong kong to make their views felt as well marty all right for now rob thank you very much iraq mcbride our correspondent there live in hong kong. it's. a suicide bomber has killed at least 6 people at a hospital in northwest pakistan the attack happened in the city of dead are ismail car soon after the gunman opened fire on a police checkpoint killing 2 offices their bodies were being brought to the hospital when the suicide bomber struck the blast damage the emergency ward and wounded more than 20 people of the pakistani taliban.

robin wright has the latest from hong kong. it does seem as though this concession by chief executive kerry has not gone nearly far enough for the organizers of these unprecedented protests who are promising that there will be yet more rallies they are demanding still the complete withdrawal of this extradition bill and they have other demands among them a full independent investigation into what they say has been the excessive use of force in breaking up a largely peaceful protest by the police has given no indication of that there will be that independent investigation she does have a unfortunate knack it seems of when she makes these conciliatory statements of actually making things worse whether it's her style which is perceived as being slightly aloof or obstinate whether it reinforces the impression that she is here to do beijing's bidding rather than being hong kong's representative does seem to make things worse we have seen in the last month when kerry 1st suspended the extradition bill the very next day instead of 100

going to small from hong kong. tension basically erupted when some of the protesters accused a few police officers of spraying pepper spray on them and that's when the situation are basically escalated the police who were manning at that particular area were quickly out where they were pushed back to the police station they sent back riot police who then also struggled to basically hold their positions and contain it we've seen bottles of water throwing the police and protesters we've seen and rollers but at this point really the situation as calm down the bit. about finances they attacked a hotel in the city of killing at least $26.00 people and injuring dozens more among the dead are people from kenya tanzania the u.s. britain and canada. turkey has accepted the 2nd shipment of a russian missile defense system the 1st arrived at a military base in the capital ankara on friday while components of the s 400 system are expected over the next few days in defiance of a warning from the united states in the u.s. tropic

kong 10 in their attention to trade. and shoppers from mainland china. louisiana braces for a deluge as tropical storm barry pans down on the u.s. state plus. protests in paris as my friends take over the pantry and demand talks with the prime minister at. the u.s. house of representatives has voted to stop the sale of some ons to solve the arabia and the united arab emirates for one year the bill is aimed at limiting the flow of american weapons being used in the war in yemen but as gabriel is all over ports from washington it still has to pass the senate and be signed off by president donald trump in an effort to send a message and stop the killing in yemen the u.s. house of representatives voted friday to prohibit the sale of air to ground munitions to saudi arabia and united arab emirates for one year they have been used in the war in yemen the amendment to a u.s. defense authorization bill was sponsored by congressman tom our now ski and past 236 to 182 mostly along party lines but 5 republicans also voted in favor

decades the move could worsen america's ties with china which considers taiwan to be a breakaway province hong kong's leader says a controversial extradition bill is now dead kerry lam has admitted that her government's work on the proposed law was a total failure sparking the territories biggest political crisis in decades but pro-democracy activists aren't convinced that her announcement marks the end of the bill. well the those are their headlines my colleagues in the hall will have more news in half an hour coming up next risking it all our lives in borneo struggle to transport giant wood logs across a narrow forest trails by. it all strategy of a battle right use of the country's bomb animal with activists inviting fox stealing livestock and intimidation bombings one o one a. has these tanks going to fall on al jazeera. live who. live. who. feeds so little use it is on a mission he has to set up a lumber camp before nightfall the house is delivering will become home for him and other which cuts as deep and borneo as rain forest. among his many challenges the unpredictable terrain for hell

and clashes erupt outside a police station in hong kong off to hundreds to demand the release of detained demonstrate. sudan's really military council says it has suspended schools across the country until further notice security forces of take gas and live ammunition at protesters as mass rallies continue against the deaths of 5 students on monday the council has condemned the killings and says it's not clear who was behind the hit morgan reports now from. voicing anger thousands of demonstrators mostly high school and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital for assume and other cities there protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in in north kordofan state on monday thanks when protesters came out decrying the lack of bread and haifa in transportation prices security forces opened fire in response killing several and entering dozens others. had blood for blood we will never accept anything but justice civilian we salute everyone and their obey city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history was all mrs to the military coun

a since britain handed over control of hong kong to china with that anniversary was marked by yet another huge march the 3rd in a matter of weeks around half a 1000000 people filing through the streets protesting not just against the extradition bill but the government's response and what they see as increasing control from beijing. andrew thomas is in hong kong he joins us live from there so andrew how they digesting everything that's happened in the last 24 hours

kong. tension basically erupted when some of the protesters accused a few police officers of spraying pepper spray on them and that's when the situation are basically escalated the police who were manning at that particular area were quickly outnumbered they were pushed back to the police station they sent back riot police who then also struggled to basically hold their positions and contain it we've seen bottles of water thrown at police and protesters we've seen on rollers but at this point really the situation has calmed down a bit. al-shabaab fighters in somalia say they attacked a hotel in the city of killing at least 26 people and injuring dozens more among the dead are people from kenya tanzania the u.s. britain and canada malcolm webb joins us now from nairobi on the latest. al-shabaab have claimed responsibility at the time of the attack there was a political gathering taking place at the hotel there were legislators and elders who were planning for upcoming local elections so it s

challenge to the rule of law and public order in hong kong and to life and property of hong kong residents they've also crossed the red line of the principle of one country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated. the extradition law would have allowed people from hong kong to be sent to the mainland to stand trial that bill has been suspended but the anger has deepened and widened into a broader movement with calls for greater democracy in hong kong and chief executive kerry lamb to resign the state council have the rights to other points and this me is the chief executive and the state's callisto had just a few to do so that means that of course we're very disappointed and also it means that the say council refit was trying knowledge what is happening in whole paul and what is the root cause of all the camp the whole extradition bill campaign and what home people need hong kong was a city under siege over the weekend there were dozens of arrests and many injured as police and protesters clashed after intense standoff china's liaison office in the former british territory to spy. ca

taiwan says it will consider giving asylum to protesters fleeing hong kong. and 14 stories 55000 square meters and 1500 cans of paint you need the man creating the world's largest solo mural. iran has seized a british flag the oil tanker in the straits of hormuz us tensions continue to escalate in the gulf u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has condemned the move ass unacceptable he's warning of serious consequences unless the situation is quickly results while iran's revolutionary guard says that it captured the ship because it was violating maritime regulations another tank was talked to earlier but has since been released at the same time the u.s. and iran continue to square off in the region president donald trump says american forces shot down. on the iranian drone on thursday iran denies this and it has released footage it's this proof the drone returned safely to base all this us an iranian oil tanker remains in bonded in gibraltar a court there has now extended the detention for another 30 days we begin our coverage with particle hayne in washington d

violent clashes between hong kong protesters and police and the latest demonstrations sponsored by a controversial exit. after a week of mass protest course of rico's embattled governor announces he won't seek reelection but refuses to resign and console was eating his parish president rosa mears a landscape's party is on course to win ukraine's snap parliamentary election. or we begin in the u.k. were british prime minister to resume a is set to hold an american city meeting on monday over the british oil tanker that was seized by iran in the straits of hormuz and arabian flag is now flying over the captured vessel the ship and its crew on its attains in the arabian ports of bonds are full as the seizure of an iranian tanker in the british territory of gibraltar earlier this month as barbara has more. a radio exchange apparently detailing what happened in the strait of hormuz on friday a british navy officer from the frigate h.m.s. montrose tells the crew of the oil tanker stener in piro that it's in a recognized international strait and must not be impeded he then urges the iranian

carol lam in the hong kong authorities of one thing but it's beijing that really runs hong kong. well yes definitely and it's quite different now if you look at how different this current movement is from the 2014 movement here this is largely leaderless the whole movement is this centralized when you look at it from the screens if you see it based on what we see in terms of videos you would look like chaotic but there is a level of order here they've taken this entire movement beyond just the districts the centralized it and moved it basically to suburban areas like this in order to get to the heart of the message to the people we're seeing families coming here in droves. reinforcing messages of support to the millions who have been taking to the streets many many issues in place beyond just the extradition bill labor issues press freedom freedom of students basically to rally better protection from police wider reforms in segro police reforms they're calling on basically the government for accountability they want bent transparency they want kerry lamb to resign and essentially

issue the protestors also believe that their interests really are not focused on the welfare of the hong kong people as they describe it but towards more of her loyalty to beijing and mainland china in general and the letter issued by police officers junior police officers requesting for better security for their homes and their families signals basically that the police force is going through as a very difficult situation compared to the 2014 movement several years ago both sides accusing each other of violence we've seen that over the last few days it remains to be seen what sort of concessions can carry lands a government offer but what is clear though based on what the statements we've gotten from this protest here is that there won't be an end to the current situation that there will continue to protest until real political reforms are in place the truth will with the united states is hoping to try to it's a call to be economic growth was not slow it's the 27 of the past 3 months 6.2 percent growth the g.d.p. was down from 6.4 percent in the 1st quarter of this all important trade s

taiwan says it will consider giving asylum to protest of fleeing hong kong class. o'clock. hour by hour at a time as the world marks 50 here since man 1st walked on the moon nasa says they're working on plan. it's to go back. the u.k. says it's seeking information about a british flag tanko which iran says it's based in the strait of hormuz u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt says a seizure as unacceptable is warning of serious consequences unless the situation is resolved quickly iran's revolutionary guard says it captured the ship because it was violating maritime vacations another tank of a stopped early it has since been released the u.s. says it's developing a multinational task force to increase surveillance and security in the region's watches on thursday president trump said american forces shot down an iranian drawn meanwhile and iranian oil tanker remains impounded and gibraltar a court there extended its detention for another 30 days we begin our coverage with this report from patty call hain and washington. this british tanker and presumably its crew is now in ir

see where the heaviest rain is where we have the darkish shading on our charts pushing out through hong kong notching further north which is we go on through saturday could see some wet weather also encroaching into parts of shanghai by this stage whether to cross a good part off in that china the monsoon rains but he peping out once again into parts of me and other northeast of india in particular along with bangladesh but you see how the cloud should really be right across india now even up towards the northwest is a fair bit of it still a little behind schedule having said that $35.00 celsius for new delhi where it will be largely dry basin pieces of rain a possibility but the heaviest rain will be a bit towards the northeast of india through bihar pushing up into bangladesh over towards assam and it stays very disturbed to just around the western gas meanwhile across iraq and potentially pretty much sunshine all the way hey little bit of cloud down towards that eastern side of man but hot and dry and at 45 degrees. from cutting edge medical technology. could be a. resource the devel

assess this invitation robert bryant has more from hong kong. it says a lot about the see the level of anger here in hong kong that this offer of talks was rejected out of hand by the students they have revealed that this was a law firm made in private to the students of just 2 of the universities here for talks that again would be held in private now it all seems to be part of the leader kerry lands promise of being more of a listening chief executive but the complaint against that has always been that she is incapable or and able to make any changes that she won't back down and of course the suspicion being that behind her beijing is also forcing her not to give way not to lose face what the students are demanding is that they have this dialogue with government not only themselves but also many other sectors of society what's more they want that to be held in public all part of their campaign of building on the impetus of these mass demonstrations to keep this issue very much in the public domain the concern for the government is that they wan

kong on and from east to west but tonight which is a sunday night here in hong kong with this to stand off we saw a lot of resistance from those protesters now they fought back that were throwing anything they could get their hands on including bricks sheets of glass cardboard which was full of metal rugs most of us were being thrown from above which is where we are now which is a mine high white and also started throwing them directly at the place and of course this frustrated and angered the place and the place finally moved in a big star age a lot of those protesters have dispersed and left on the m.t.o. which is home comes trying to action and the cleanup has now begun chris chinese editorial director at the hong kong free press an independent publication has until protesters demands are met the rallies want to stop. on beijing's side i think it's very angry when protesters put nk on the chinese enter last week. so beijing will actually have a press conference tomorrow of course that's for sure but we expect it were only get light it said that. this agrees with the violence and sup

kong on charges of rioting supporters gathered outside as the accused will go into the bay and it's the 1st time authorities have formally charged any demonstrators with rushing which carries a jail term of up to 10 years the territory has seen more than 7 weeks of mass protests triggered a controversial extradition. now japan is to shut down all nuclear reactors in the northeastern region by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami tokyo electric power company has decided to start decommissioning 4 reactors at the fukushima 2 plant not far from the site of the country's worst nuclear disaster reactors at fukushima one were badly damaged by the quake and tsunami leaking contaminated water and wind down and disposal of waste could take up to 40 years a roadside bomb explosion in western afghanistan has killed at least 32 passengers on a bus many of them women and children the blast happened between kandahar and head up and fatah province a provincial government spokesman is blaming taliban fighters for planting the device to target afghan and foreign security forces now an ideological divide

hong kong's chief executive says a controversial bill that sparked mass protests is dead but some demonstrators are not satisfied. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up talks between afghan leaders and the taliban and with the promise to reduce violence and what's being called a 1st step to peace. in the occupied west bank for a look at how 15 years on a separation wall as affecting the lives of people and time.

police in hong kong are preparing for another weekend of demonstrations over the proposed extradition bill the suicide deaths of several protest stars are being linked to the ongoing struggle 2 of them were former and current students from the same university which has held a memorial service robin wright has what. you yand was 21 years old and the 1st year student in creative arts at this campus this time last week she took her own life jumping from the 24th floor of a building just before doing so door being on the wall that she was taking her life because of the over the extradition bill and saying that the sacrifice of what she called her little life was being made in the hope of fulfilling the dreams of 2000000 people that a reference of course to the numbers of people who've been out on the streets because of this issue people who have gathered here for a memorial service to hear messages in her memory to seeing him not only the people she knew her fellow students and staff here at the college but also fellow protesters who didn't know her but certainly knew what she was fightin

hong kong. the words of a poet sandwich on convey anger grief and resolve saying can we show you they only care about policing beginning not the people this is why i am inspired by these young people who take to the streets risking their lives to fight for the future of hong kong jason doesn't use his real name and wants to stay anonymous says 22 years ago they're all really dark too slowly and slowly hong kong. used to have freedom since june a proposed law change that could lead to hong kong or spain extradited to china sparked huge protests and the level of violence and seen in here is. ceiling chang is one of the thousands of mothers who staged a protest and filed a petition in support of the youth movement carrie alam claim to herself to be the mother of hong kong people who behave like a movie children and don't know what's best for them and she was there to help us this is our future our right to freedom of expression of assembly all these. a guaranteed by the basic law most protests are

kong but also beijing's woman in hong kong what more can she do. what was she what more can she do she can back off on what she did i mean she's in many ways the source of the problem here you know since 2014 as i said there hasn't been much progress and then she introduced a new law or was going to introduce a law that was going to allow for the extradition of businessmen and people here potentially political dissidents from here to beijing. and a 1000000 people marched she ignored that and then when there was violence was the only time she did respond so she in fact can be was you know she she showed that if you use violence maybe we'll listen but if you don't use violence we're not listening at all i think she sent a really bad message and why and why raise this issue at a time when you know the the issues that beijing wanted to control and want to control over like the discussion of independence here they were winning on that so so she's really i think this is her baby i think she's just made a huge political mistake and and she won't fire anyb

and even more are trying to cross a dangerous border river and the protests continue in hong kong tens of thousands of people fled the streets this time putting on a show for any chinese visitors. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast what we have seen some very heavy rain here across fujian province which cause some rescues that had to be done across much of the area because of very high water there well the showers are going to continue and they're going to be quite heavy over the next few days and as you can see here in a forecast map those a very dark greens here and all the way back towards the central provinces as well for hong kong you can be right on the edge of the rain but it's still going to be off and on showers to you even as we go towards tuesday a little bit a break here on the southeast coast by the time we get towards tuesday as a record down here across parts of southeast asia well things intellect into bad here across much of malaysia fairly dry conditions across the area what we are going to be seeing some very heavy rain is over here towards to

occupied hong kong's main government building activists say 2000000 people came out to rally in the vast majority were peaceful more now from katrina usually has the chinese reaction from beijing. this is the hong kong the chinese government wanted the world to see celebrations marking the 22nd anniversary of its return to the chinese motherland instead peace with this team is broadcast around the world dismissed by beijing as little more than violent mobs posing but it says is a blatant challenge to the one country 2 systems rule its strongest words yet very similar to you finding out what happened in hong kong violently striking into the lock all beauty and damaging facilities is an act of troubling rule of law and violating social order is a serious to law breaking behavior. the communist party has condemned the storming of pumpkins legislative council and its full support behind chief executive kerry land government it's backing a police investigation into the criminal responsibility of those involved on monday night saying offenders will feel the full force of the law. the chin

pro-democracy campaign is accuse hong kong police of an auction off to protest his 4 times by mall of suspected criminals. the procession of protests continues in question the demonstrators say they want nothing less from the gulf this is a question. for and secretary wants a european led protection mission deployed. in the state a strait of hormuz jeremey hunt says it's to protect ships sailing through the area after iran seized a u.k. flagged oil tanker i'll just call the seizure an act of state piracy following an emergency meeting with prime minister to reason i know it's lee has the latest on this emergency couldn't have come at a worse time for the u.k. and the ministers who left the crisis meeting all know it's apart from anything else they'll be a new prime minister this week probably with a different take on the situation still the u.k. can do nothing in the face of what it regards as a provocation by iran the way in which the capture of the u.k. flag tanker was filmed by the commandos who took control of it's the refusal to obey the demands of the british frigates in the str

watching the news hour on al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories police have cleared the streets of hong kong after hours of clashes in a late night statements the territory's government condemned the protesters accusing some of acting violently including throwing breaks up unease and committing arson dozens of arrests were made as a spat over control of the streets the syrian government's offensive on in the province shows no sign of letting up despite warnings from the un that war crimes are being committed and people died when a mock it was bombed in the town on sunday. and jailed russian opposition leader and i'd say. he has been taken to hospital to be treated for his city and asic reaction he's serving a 30 day prison sentence after calling for protests in moscow where he saw more than 1300 people arrested on saturday. by iran says it considers a u.k. seizure of its oil tanker off gibraltar a breach of the 2050 nuclear agreement iran's deputy foreign minister made the comments in vienna are emergency meeting in that saving the dia earlier this month british authorities detained the

kong to face summary justice in mainland courts a claim the hong kong government rejects but carry lymes concession doesn't go far enough for the protesters to speak we feel safe. to. say he should feel the legislative power is a little bit. was that feeling that we cannot find a way that if those. protesters believe the chief executive is playing with words and that although her government has given up on plans to introduce this legislation there's nothing to stop a future administration from trying again part of what many people here believe is a gradual erosion of hong kong special freedoms within china the demonstrators are also demanding a full independent investigation into what they claim has been the excessive use of force by the police and breaking down largely peaceful protests. the government's strategy seems to be weathering this period of unrest hoping public support for the protesters will wane and that it's concessions will have an impact this kind of kate's counter productive it don't handle the crisis is play now has to be when. he has failed to do so. on a.j. the suppor

hong kong. hundreds of rallied in new york calling for justice over the death of eric garner ronnie marks 5 years since the 43 year old black man died after police placed him in a choke hold on tuesday federal prosecutors announced they would not charge the officers involved in the incident garner was accused of selling single cigarettes outside a store on staten island when officers tried to arrest in his death sparked the black lives matter movement. a british iranian aid worker jailed in terror on has been transferred from prison to a hospital psychiatric ward not the gari rachleff family so she's under the control of iran's revolutionary guard family members say they've been denied access to see her despite waiting for several hours nazneen was sentenced to 5 years in prison on spying charges of being arrested at tehran airports in 2016 last month she went on a 2 week hunger strike. a new york judge has sentenced the mexican drug trafficker working guzman to life in prison plus 30 years guzm

and police and protesters clashed in hong kong and a nother day of demonstrations against the territories leaders. so we begin with new diplomatic efforts to end months of heightened tensions between iran and the united states iranian president hassan rouhani says his government would be willing to talk to the u.s. but only if washington lifts its economic sanctions and return to the conditions of the 2015 nuclear deal. when a big pair is a bully we have to stand up to it it must stop being the bully we have always believed in taught always right this our right this moment if they stop the oppression if they stop the belief if they lift sanctions return to the table return to logic we are ready. well shortly after his comments european leaders who are signatories to the deal issued their own statement calling for dialogue between all the parties to resume and a joint declaration france germany and the u.k. said we are extremely concerned about iran's decision to store n n ritu new uranium du beyond the authorized limits however they alter said we believe that the time has come to act resp

kong to see some wet weather temperatures around $32.00 celsius $32.00 also into manila some showers are rolling through here the heavier showers for southeast asia are going to be across towards him our church was the malaysian peninsula so some big alabi downpours certainly a possibility here as we go through sunday further north might catch your charge just around the gulf of thailand over the next couple of days that will change as we go on into monday but those showers extend across the andaman sea they push up towards me and ma lots of cloud showing up here both eastern parts of india into bangladesh and the monsoon rains really peping out once again across the central plains trying to push a little further north that's just knocking the edge of the temperature in new delhi high of 36 over the next couple of days as we go on into monday all the rain striking 2 ways the central parts. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. i'm victoria my childhood was not always easy my mother was suffering from severe depression through making this film i hope to understand my mother's mental