kong the hong kong for now. douglas of it for now thank you very much indeed douglas of course will join us of analysis that later on but expect to get- translations of out what's being discussed that in hong kong as soon as we possibly can we go back to that. as soon as there was any development carrie lam still before a bank of microphones and a group of reporteters putting questions to her. regarding the current situation and we are following every step of the way for you. next to life in paris the eu summit has been adjourned until tomorrow i made quote. enormous frustration. over the inability to choose the right peopople for t the topop s presesident emmanueuel macron sd he fears this indecision is harming the blocks repeputatioi. chief among the roles to be filled of course is that of presidentt of the european commission. success at asian culture. the political wrangling continues in brussels as in you leaders remain divided over who should gets the e e. u.'s top j. talks are now set to resume on tuesday

well any police force from mainland all the army intervened because hong kong is hong kong this is an international how the fall finance for commerce so it's it's highly unlikely but it's. we can imagine that beijing is very and better rest and that has been chilled by the fact that for example until recently all the news about what was happening in hong kong was totally censored in the mainland and usually in beijing shanghai so indeed there was absolutely nothing and she will. doesn't face a school when protesters stormed into still need to diligence if you can still and then the violence what shown in the media but that's it journalists sign on the plats have reporting for us from hong kong * thank you so much for. turning to france now where president of monel micron has showcased europe's defense capabilities at this year's festival day parade the focus on european military cooperation on the french national day comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states key leaders including german chancellor angela merkel join mark on to watch the annual parade down the show on

rupert wingfield hayes, bbc news, hong kong. as you heard in that report, the damage to the legislative council building, the building right behind me is extensive, we have taken a look around this morning and we can see that graffiti, the shattered glass, this morning, however, the cleanup operation has begun. there are dozens of people at our sweeping the streets, trying to get some semblance of normality back at the legislative council. meanwhile, however, if you remember when britain handed hong kong to men than china in 1997, this territory was governed and has been governed under the one country, two systems principle. after these dramatic violent protests overnight, happens to that system? july 1997, the moment britain handed hong kong over to china. the last governor, chris patten, presiding over one final act of empire. a handover whose legacy is still being fought over on the streets of hong kong tonight. it was back in 1984 that britain and china agreed a joint declaration that, in future, hong kong should retain some

the chinese government would argue the hong kong government would argue the hong kong government allowed some concessions and said it would pause the unpopular bill clearly that has not been enough for some protesters. and you can keep up to date with the latest developments in hong kong, following the protests on the bbc website. you'll also find analysis of the chief executive's reaction — and a feature on the background to the demonstrations — that's all at bbc.com/news. the german and british foreign ministers have called on iran to reverse its violation of the 2015 nuclear deal. the international atomic energy agency said its inspectors had verified the 300 kilogramme cap on enriched uranium, which can be used to produce energy or nuclear bombs, had been exceeded by tehran. gareth barlow reports. as iran announced it had increased production of enriched uranium, european countries climates are called iran who adhere to its commitments. the landmark 2015 nuclear deal violated, an uncertain future ahead. the secretary general is very much aware of the reports that the islamic repu

kong that people perceive as unfair and not responsible to the hong kong people but he has been in hong kong thank you. iran has warned that it will begin enriching uranium beyond the limits set by its unravelling 2050 nuclear deal with world powers was condemned internationally french president obama called the decision a violation of the nuclear deal germany iran to stop undermining the agreement to press conference iran said in 60 days it would reduce its commitments even further unless the pact signatories helped to protect it from your u.s. sanctions tehran's decision comes a year after the president donald trump withdrew the u.s. from the deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear program a move that has led to heightened tensions in the middle east. i'm now joined by markus khan from the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to the studio because let's let's talk about the technical aspects 1st breaching the limits of your rainy i'm in richmond what does that actually mean their original question is a cornerstone of the cape c.p.o. it's a drawing complaint com

in hong kong police move in to clear pro-democracy protesters marching against organized gangs who attacked earlier demonstrations they also accuse the place of deliberately holding up their response to the assault . and hundreds of thousands are out and proud on the streets of berlin as the city celebrates its annual pride parade and this year it's making a special anniversary. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program police in moscow have arrested more than a 1000 people as they attempted to rally outside the mayor's office the protests were the protesters were demanding free and fair local elections after a raft of opposition and independent candidates were barred from running in the city's upcoming polls the demonstration was declared illegal and police began to detain people before it even began. this is our city the protesters defiant chant. but most goes police see things differently arresting one demonstrator after another for the people here a sign of thirty's and vladimir putin's russia are afraid. they counting how many of us there are and that's why we need to come. up with you

in hong kong has you know it has been very shocking for many people around the world why are they so angry why are they so determined to continue with these protests well it's all about the future of hong kong and to explain that we have to look at the historical context 22 years ago the british colony was hunted but to mainland china and it was agreed that. the to hong kong would keep it a degree of autonomy both legally and politically but over the past few years in particular it's felt that that has not happened and that it's being. a 2 way and in particular that this extradition door it's felt that was introduced by the leader of hong kong carrier has done that and it's provoked these protests people taking to the streets millions taking to the streets and even storming the city's legislature legislator the so-called the de facto parliament of hong kong and we have seen that. those have been beijing was furious about that protesters have said it's not just about this law but it's generally about how they're being treated and they feel their freedoms are being taken away and yet c

i'm karishma vaswani, in hong kong. the chief executive, carrie lam has promised to take a hard line against the protestors who stormed and ransacked parliament. this is something that we should seriously condemn because nothing is more important than the rule of law in hong kong. police ended the eight—hour occupation, evicting hundreds of activists. but the damage remains. many in the opposition are starting to ask questions about the wisdom of these young protesters storming into this building. whether it was a victory of any sort or, in fact, it has handed victory to the government. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: we have a special report from the amazon rainforest, where huge tracts of forests are being wiped out. this is happening all over the amazon to create new farmland and the result is that the great forest has never been under such pressure. this is bbc world news, it newsday. good morning. it's 7 am in hong kong, where chief executive, carrie lam, used a news conference in the small ho

spelling i visited a train station where china's reach extends deep into the heart of hong kong. this train station is highly controversial since last year west coast on station in hong kong has connected the city to the chinese mainland. i am now standing at the top of this railway station the rooftop is accessible as a sightseeing point the government promotes this station as a way to access china's vast high speed rail network and it highlights that travel time to one joe the metropolis of southern china is now half of what it was before the 130 kilometer train jointed to one joke takes just 45 minutes beijing 2000 kilometers away can be reached in 9 hours but many hong kong those do not appreciate this new transport facilities each again general secretary of the confederation of trade unions is one of them look at this high speed rail you know it's like us frosting in the hot paul hall the reason for his discontent inside the railway station there is a controlled border between hong kong and mainland china an official video explains the consequences. attention after entering

anger on the part of our hong kong. china has warned the united kingdom to keep out of hong kong's affairs and not to meddle in the protests britain's foreign office summoned the chinese ambassador over concerns china was breaking its commitment to the 997 the handover agreement. prime minister to resign may address parliament on wednesday. it's vital that hong kong's high degree of autonomy and the rights and freedoms set down in the sino british joint declaration are respected i have raised my concerns directly with chinese leaders as has my right under from the front secretary other ministers and we will continue to do so. and the result of china's ambassador condemned britain's government for supporting the protests. it has to be pointed out that this very important issue of a principle. the u.k. government chose to stand on the wrong site it was made in appropriate remarks not only to interfere in the internal affairs of hong kong but also to back up the violent law because it even attempt to obstruct hong kong as

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, hong kong. since britain handed over hong kong to china in 1997, the territory has been governed under the principle of "one country, two systems". so what do these protests mean for that system ? our diplomatic correspondent, james landale reports. july 1997, the moment britain handed hong kong over to china. the last governor, chris patten, presiding over one final act of empire. a handover whose legacy is still being fought over on the streets of hong kong tonight. it was back in 1984 that britain and china agreed a joint declaration that, in future, hong kong should retain some autonomy and freedom. so, after the handover in 1997, hong kong became a special region of china and the one country two system policy came into force. and that meant that, until 2047, when the declaration expires, hong kong should keep its free markets and independentjudges — at least in theory. frankly, the chinese have been breaking their word on thejoint declaration that they claim that it does not operate after

angry with the the handling of the hong kong government and hong kong police force and with how they handle the clashes over the past few weeks especially last night so this is the main reason which trick of the ngo off the hong kong people that is to they are asking for hong kong on top leadership of them to take her responsibility and to step down to be responsible for responsible for all the clashes and all the controversies happening over the past few weeks. become in hong kong thank you very much for that update from there. india has successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft to the far side of the mon. you know. this is the work of the terminally onto took off from the southeast haven't space centers or chairs from thousands of onlookers the launch had been delayed a reactor to a technical glitch the children to carries an orbiter land and draw over if you travel for 2 months before the lander or victim touches down on the moon it's out of robotic rover. will then spend 14 days collecting mineral and chemical samples for analysis the mission is a major step forward in india's

with by the hong kong local government. and the central government in beijing does not need to get involved directly in dealing with the violence or the rioting, et cetera. and there is a long process with many, many loops before you need to go through before china will be involved in the situation in hong kong. we are talking about a highly hypothetical situation many miles down the road. for the moment, i think the hong kong government is doing the right thing. they are pleading for sense and sanity and restoration of order in hong kong. and they are really expressing confidence in the hong kong police. the hong kong police, after all, we're very much trained by the british before 1997. and these are one of the best police forces in the whole world. very transparent, very disciplined, very law—abiding. and i think this is the time for all of us to applaud the law enforcement forces in hong kong and the british can do the same thing. they need to express can do the same thing. they need to ex press a can do the same thin

to see whether that actually takes place and if hong kong continues to thrive i think overall hong kong is still still the place to be for asian investment for a lot of investors but this new shanghai exchange is definitely a game changer flip thank you. germany's economy minister peter says the e.u. is prepared to scrap its tariffs on cost from the u.s. to avoid extra levies on its own exports president trump has repeatedly claimed the trade relationship between when america was unfairly skewed there's currently a 2.5 percent target on european cars imported into the u.s. the e.u. slaps a 10 percent levy on small american talks the white house's considering raising charges and would be to 25 percent something germany is particularly keen to avoid . norway is a rich country it has a trillion dollars in the bag so to say that money was made from the country's vast oil reserves and norway's sovereign wealth fund has become $1.00 of the largest single investors around the world but now they know we've since discovered a green conscience and have decided to pull many of its investments from

kong so much but now the whole political system the hong kong we are at stake. to france now where president emanuel mccraw has showcased europe's defense capabilities at this year's festival day parade the focus on european military cooperation on the french national day comes at a time of growing tensions with the united states key e.u. leaders including german chancellor angela merkel join mccrone to watch the anymore parade down the shelves always a witch commemorate commemorates the start of the french revolution one of the most i catch in pieces of hardware on display this year was this fly board which will be tested by the french military. our correspondent lisa lewis was at the parade and sent us this the theme of today's busy day parade with european defense corporation president in myanmar call had invited the 99 and the other member states of his so-called european intervention initiative launched about one year ago he wanted to depict himself as the european leader germany's angela merkel one of the guests of honor here today said that this was a gre

of the day in hong kong but hong kong is a chinese territory and it was savagely taken away by the british so in china and these politicians and journalists in britain who are coming to the eights all those violent protests this well i have a question for them how do they responds if a protest has entered forcibly entered the house of commons and ransacked it i don't think they would be showing any symptoms peter better there is no difference whatsoever what happens in hong kong and i actually said peter i'm all in favor of peaceful protests but those protests were violent they showed no respect for chinese law they showed no respect for the parliament spilled in and also as you rightly said i thought it was very telling how those violent protests this unveil to the rest of the well hong kong's british colonial era fleck you know clinton but this is really a function of the domestic british politics here ok and looking back to a different era ok of. british rule and colonial rule i mean in their harkening back to this i mean are they i mean this is we is this an internal political affair f

and tranquillity in hong kong. and not let it be undermined by violence and by vandalism. victor, forgive me, i'm sorry to the viewers as well, the quality of the link is getting worse and worse. we we re link is getting worse and worse. we were hoping it will get better. we will leave it there. victor gao, thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. a federaljudge in ohio has temporarily blocked a law that would have banned abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. there have been rallies across the country and in washington dc against states imposing such restrictive measures. the law in ohio would have been one of the strictest, with no exemptions even in case of rape or incest. argentina's energy secretary has claimed the blackout that affected argentina and uruguay last month was caused by a chain of failures originating with an electricity transport company. more than 50 million people were left without power across south america for several hours on june 16th. the government has promised a ful

i call them ocracy protest leaders bring tens of thousands to the streets again in hong kong this time to get their point across to shoppers from mainland china and. increase the range of leftwing prime minister alexis tsipras could come to an end as the country votes in a general election poll say conservatives are in position to take over. as welcome to the program iran has warned that it will begin enriching uranium beyond the limits set by its on raveling 2050 nuclear deal with world powers the step was condemned internationally french president obama called the decision a violation of the nuclear deal germany urged iran to stop undermining the agreement. at a press conference ron said that in 60 days it would reduce its commitments even further unless the pact signatories helped it to protect it from u.s. sanctions tehran's decision comes a year off the president of trump withdraw the us from the deal and that curbing iran's nuclear program a move that has led to heightened tensions in the middle east. i'm now joined by marcus scott from the german institute for international and

news live from berlin tonight violent clashes in hong kong as protesters stormed the seat of government police fired tear gas at pro-democracy demonstrators forcing them to evacuate the city's government building which they had occupied just hours earlier hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb has condemned the violence of the protesters also coming up for the 1st time to run violates the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal its foreign minister says iran has the right to change course the u.s. says it will not change its course of maximum pressure on tehran. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight police in hong kong have finally retaken control of the legislative council building but only hours after protesters had stormed and occupied the main chamber police moved into the building after clearing the streets of anti government protests with tear gas late in the night they were then able to enter the main chamber without resistance the sharp escalation in violence comes on the 22nd anniversary of the former british colonies return to china. or just in the last hour hong kong's e

in hong kong thank you very much for that update from there. let me about not being young it's a monasteries making news around the world israeli forces have begun demolishing palestinian homes outside east jerusalem residents were forcibly evicted after a deadline expired for them to remove the buildings israel says the illegal and too close to the barrier separating israel and the palestinians palestinians accuse israel of using security as a pretext to force them out. britain's prime minister to resign me is to chair a for the session of the government's emergency committee to decide on new sanctions against iran after the seizure of the british flagged oil tanker stana and. iran claims the ship failed to respond to distress calls after hitting a fishing boat. the united states' east coast and midwest are struggling to deal with a severe heat wave that's led to at least 6 deaths around 95000000 people warning for advice or. 36 degrees celsius. now to ukraine where president. looks to be on course to win an outright majority following sunday'

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 so much now the whole political system hong kong we can she speak. floods and mudslides caused by heavy rain have left a trail of destruction across northeastern india killing at least a dozen people officials say the disaster has displaced at least one and a half 1000000 people in the region many homes in the northeastern state of asama also submerged. homemade rafts bring people to what's left of their flooded homes the high water rushed in overnight taking many here in northeastern india by surprise the floods have left hundreds of thousands of people homeless farmers can only try to save themselves and their livestock. the entire region is under water. there are 52 villages here and the government has been nowhere to help. the heavy monsoon rains turned the brahmaputra river into a torrent that swept almost everything away the monsoon season happens every year but rainfall in the last few days has been especially heavy. in the living god does the river reach flood stage at 10 am. now it's 16 centimeters over. and we're worried water levels will k

i hope to see the protest leaders bring tens of thousands to the streets again in hong kong this time to get their point across to shoppers from the mainland china also on the show if you're a fan of the underdog the netherlands is your team in today's championship game the women's world cup you expect it to be just some u.s. fun anything can happen in a cup final. i'm as welcome to the program iran has warned that it will begin enriching uranium beyond the limits set by its own raveling 2050 nuclear deal with world powers at a press conference iran also said that in 60 days it would reduce its commitment. without giving more details unless the pact signatories moved to protect it from us sanctions tehran says it comes a year after president donald trump unilaterally withdrew the u.s. from the deal aimed at curbing iran's nuclear program that has led to heightened tensions in the middle east raising fears of a wider conflict that could engulf the region vital to global oil and gas supplies . i'm now joined by markus khan from the german institute for international and security affairs

ask mr hans what democracy hong kong had during british colonial rule over hong kong the people of. hong kong did not even have the right to march on the streets. that comments of course they not sit well with the u.k. government which went far as even to summon the chinese ambassador in response but whatever your view on the hong kong extradition bill is it's hard to take calls from british officials seriously just take for example the last the point of governor of hong kong he was neither elected nor chinese and just to give you a better understanding on what i'm talking about here are the names of the 5 past governors of hong kong under u.k. rule did you notice the trend moreover up until mighty $97.00 which was the last year that hong kong was under a rule no one lections will held under universal suffrage today hong kong might indeed be fighting for its right spots it's not the former colonial power which should be weighing in there's an element of wounded sovereignty with the british criticism but the chinese want to make it clear this is sovereign chinese territory or want to

but now, let's return to hong kong. let's now go live to our correspondent martin yip who is in hong kong for us. it isa it is a calm morning so far. plenty of media still around here because we are seeing of media still around here because we are seeing one of media still around here because we are seeing one after the other legislators and assistance coming back to the site, surveying the damage inside the legislative council complex. there has been no protesters apart from one lone man shouting slogans nearby but mostly it is about cleaning up the area. police has moved in, with no riot gear. some detectors will come in to conduct some sort of evidence gathering. we had the police commissioner as well as the executive vowing to... inaudible. what will happen next? what the police will plan and what the protesters are planning? i'm afraid that we are in this uncharted territory. nobody quite knows what's going to happen next, especially for the protesters because these protesters are the protesters because these prote

kong and the the answer was that garson law and the basic law which governs hong kong have clear statements on this now that was where he left but we know that from previous comments that the garson law does allow the people's liberation army to be used in the event of civil unrest so the possibility they left open the possibility that the people's liberation army could be used in hong kong. these protests don't seem to be going away they've been. continuing now for quite some time the protesters seem to be getting bolder the police are responding with even tougher measures using rubber bullets and tear gas as we've just seen how long will the authorities on mainland china and in hong kong allow this to go on well they waited at the umbrella protests this time it's harder i think for them to do that because the protests are very concentrated on focused on various areas there's a lot there's a lot of international attention. and this seems to be less even though there's a lot of violence in some ways it's less confrontational to the overall running of the of the territory so it's hard to say

kong and we stand foursquare behind that agreements foursquare behind the people of hong kong and there will be serious consequences if that internationally binding legal agreements were not to be on it the sense of obligation towards the team a credit future of the hong kong people was openly and widely supported by the u.k. media as well london sense of how much an ism over its former colonial power was openly and supported and more encouraged when the hong kong colonial flake appeared in the legislative building which was smashed on monday some u.k. twitter users even went as far as calling for reagan if they cation or reclaim of their former british colony however though the chinese foreign minister is clearly not happy with the sudden increase of interest of london in hong kong off they are accusing london of supporting the lawbreakers in the city. showing them that you know the british won the freedom of hong kong residents is a shameless statement and there's a whole i would like to ask mr hans what democracy hong kong had during british colonial you're going to come won't you th

and it's to hong kong now where hundreds of thousands of protesters faced off with riot police today to find orders to stay the demonstration took place in the neighborhood where a violent mall botak pro-democracy protesters and bystanders last weekend hong kong's been rocked by weeks of civil unrest with mass protests calling for a stronger commitment to democratic values and i'm holding city states autonomy from mainland china. i'm interested in. violence begets violence the quote attributed to civil rights leader martin luther king jr is playing out on the streets of hong kong police had banned the protest in advance citing safety concerns but organizers say close to 300000 people turned out police fire tear gas when they refused to disperse several protesters were reported injured police threatened arrests but made none for much of the day demonstrators appeared undeterred i have. an hour for is this important to change hong kong we are forced to what happened last week i think that's why we are sure that c i am right that's when a mob of men and whites swept through a train stat

kong they would lose some of that support and certainly some of the us claims in hong kong do think back to that which you are and are now more suspicious of the post of their aims in the sort of people that they would be campaigning on the site where they are to the pseudo same names how they say that that's not a majority by the professors and most of them say even if we have lost at the margins some of the mainstream is at last it was worth it it was worth it partly for the symbolism of that building but also they're not naive they know the real cost is out of their c.n.n. b.b.c. the new york times all of them will not be paying as much attention to the protests on monday it is just they need another peaceful march remember that order being 2 and you channels were rolling us by the hour 6 hours 7 hours in some cases all of those marches but they were rolling news on those protests when they turned violent riots and now that we've seen comments from world leaders all over the place talking about what happened in hong kong they don't think the nickelback kind of tension how do you

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

in hong kong thank you very much for that update from there. india successfully launched an unmanned spacecraft to the far side of the moon the chandra a onto what took off from the southeast haven't space center to cheers from thousands of onlookers the launch had been delayed for a week to a technical glitch the children on 2 carries an overturned lander and drove it to travel for 2 months before the lander the crim touches down on the moon near its south pole a robotic drover cord. will then spend 14 days collecting mineral and chemical analysis the mission is a major step forward in india's efforts to become a space suit. up to now one of the united states russia and china have landed spacecraft on the moon. joining me now from delhi is roger. pollan she's the head of the nuclear and space policy initiative a few observer research foundation that's a think tank based in the indian capital welcome not a big moment for india and its space program what did you feel when you saw somebody on to lift off today. now i think this is been an excitin

in hong kong. we're leaving hong kong there for now because there is developing news concerning iran the un's nuclear watchdog the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency says iran has stockpiled more enrich uranium than is allowed under the 2015 nuclear deal i eat a inspector's reported back from the islamic republic after the claims teheran has accused european powers of not doing enough to help save the nuclear deal after the u.s. withdrew from nato and subsequently placed sanctions. we'll have a little look before we speak to anyone about this that they dispute around the 2050 nuclear deal. donald trump pulled out of the agreement last year and imposed tough new sanctions 3 months later in may iran announced it would pull back on some of its commitments under the deal by increasing production of low enriched uranium and iranian and european leaders met on saturday in vienna to try to save the agreement but there was no breakthrough and as we said iran accused europe of not doing enough

anything involving china is very sensitive in hong kong. it has put her ina sensitive in hong kong. it has put her in a difficult position as she will try to return to issues like housing and so on but it will be difficult for her to regain credibility for many people in hong kong. indeed credibility and the trust of people. we are hearing that continues to be a tense situation in some parts of the city as protesters and police stand—off in hong kong. we will have more from you throughout the day at the annual march marking the anniversary of the handover of hong kong to china. we will be updating you throughout the day. let's bring you up—to—date to other stories making the news today. local media in sudan is reporting that at least seven people have been killed and more than 180 injured in mass protests across the country. tens of thousands of people returned to the streets to demand civilian rule. police fired teargas into the crowd in the capital, khartoum. the protests were the largest since a deadly raid by security forces three weeks ago. translation: well, in these cir

with hong kong now. it needs at less than it did, but it still needs it, 40% of foreign investment still goes through hong kong. and you know hong kong is a critical part at a time when the chinese economy is not doing all that well, when it's running out of foreign exchange, it needs to have a constructive relationship with the international financial community. where does that reside in terms of china? it resides in hong kong. amir, we haven't heard from you yet. do you agree with isabel on all of that, or do you think that in beijing they might feel that they could take — play a waiting game? that in 2014, with the umbrella movement, add the demonstrations petered out in the end and they didn't have to give anything, they might say? you know, in the last congress of the communist party, president xi jinping made two promises, or developed two themes. the first was harmonisation, that china should become a harmonised society. one aspect of that is the concentration camps in xinjiang among the muslims

>> i think this is what makes hong kong special. hong kong is an international city. so many countries have -- here and i think definitely they will if re vocal in the future we see more political prisoners, if we see more legislators being disqualified or something like that. but at the end, hong kong people not afraid ited and to have the foundation for the international community to support them. >> eddie chu. a prow-democracy lawmaker. thank you very much indeed for speaking to us. a little bit of the bleak picture for the future. last night seemed as if it was a turning point for these protests here in hong kong. back to you in the studio. >> david, thank you very much. we were also continuing to reach out to lawmakers and stakeholders on all sides to expand our coverage. still ahead, nouriel roubini joins us live from the block chain summit in taipei for an exclusive interview. plus, the chinese premier is set to speak and we'll have that for you live in is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. opec and its allies are to extend all production curves into next year a

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 a lot to take in right. a lot to take in and an incredible contrast in 24 hours 24 hours ago dusk in hong kong this was the absolute sense of the protesters and there were thousands and thousands upon. right outside the legislative council building in the heart of hong kong and 24 hours ago this was entirely their domain there was no sign of any place so it was just before they went into the legislative council building and took that over that happened about 9 pm to 2 hours from now yesterday hong kong time and they had that building for themselves really for 2 hours and inside really cause significant damage in the time they were in there and then of course the right place came in and in the space of an hour an hour and a half played everybody out using tear gas production and some batons as well there was a real mess here at the end of all of that we were here in the early hours of tuesday morning hong kong time and the rubbish and detritus on the groun

there's a lot of rivalry between shanghai and hong kong anyway so the turmoil in hong kong won't be helping at the same time hong kong still has a lot to offer for international investors and you know there are fears of capital flight it still has transparency it still has international connectivity which you don't necessarily get with shanghai all right cliff it can and they are china expert reporter thank you so much for your insights. u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly threatened to head to europe where it hurts by introducing a 25 percent levy on its exports to the u.s. germany's economy minister peter my has suggested the e.u. could be willing to take extraordinary action to prevent that from happening he says the european union is open to the idea of scrapping the terrorists on american cars entering the continent altogether. the us president says europe's carmakers have been living the high life for too long with their products able to as he puts it freely pour into the u.s. while american motors face big tariffs is he right. well it's true that a small european car w

hong kong is bracing itself for a further weekend. protests the government is under increasing pressure from the demonstrators and also from communist party leaders in beijing who fear the unrest could spread to the mainland. and. has this update from hong kong international the protesters have occupied the arrival hall of the airport to tell people who arrive what's happening in their city they are enraged by last week's attacks by criminal gangs on protestors and commuters in the cities metro system and tomorrow there is another protest planned at the site where these attacks have happened we are probably going to see a lot of conflicts tomorrow the police has not approved this march tomorrow protesters have vowed to go anyway some of the gangs have also said that they would be there so tomorrow is going to be a critical day in this protest movement and we're going to see what happens. that is pulling in hong kong now millions of people here in europe have been sweltering in this summer a 2nd heat wave the soaring mercury caused tra

news coming to you live from berlin police in hong kong restore order after extraordinary scenes protesters had stormed ransacked the parliament building during a pro-democracy demonstration the chief executive says she's shocked and saddened by the destruction so what now for the territory also coming up. team usa gear up for their 7 final match with. jim for the top jobs in the european union so today leaders of the e.u. will convene for a 3rd day right here at the e.u. council to desperately try to find a solution but quite frankly so far no indication that the situation has changed we live with max in brussels and team usa gear up for their semifinal match with the england at the women's world cup but for the americans already looking ahead to the championship england thinks so and the toll is adding to the tension head of the. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us china has condemned what it's calling gross interference by other countries in hong kong following violent protests in the territory china expressed resolute opposition to statements made by the us britain and the e.u.

kong eroded the one country 2 system to be one country one in a half system people in hong kong might be extradited to try in a place with fair trial and rule of law is to show that how big you know it was of people went through of 7000000 people took to the street and government aseptic requests to terminate it to be immediately the leader of hong kong carol i'm say that's we will pass the legislation toss says the suspension but the bill we will not terminate it immediately and the bill will just terminated months later which just acknowledge it was people in that this contents of hong kong. nick say. no constituents there they're watching this they're following this story as it unfolds in hong kong if you could kind of poll them what do you think they would say about what happened on monday. well what happened on monday we need that i mean when you indicate that the amount of violence will use that i mean if you could put that many coincides in might be not feel violent because there any breaking of beating and but and then if you look at brought home call it always seems that amou