demonstrators as ongoing street battles plunge the city into crisis we will speak with protest leader joshua walcott also coming up pakistan's prime minister urges international intervention after india revokes kashmir special status tensions are on the rise as teles radical move raises fears of fresh violence in the muslim majority region and. the search for that led to work for up. to debbie reports from el paso the city mourning those killed in a neat cannes mass shooting. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program china has issued a stark warning to protesters in hong kong a government spokesperson in beijing says that punishment is coming and they should not underestimate the strength of the central government police also announcing that they had arrested more than $148.00 people after clashes on monday the largest single day tally since pro-democracy demonstrations began 2 months ago our correspondent charles charles impale was in the thick of the protest last night and sent us this report. the scene as we arrive at the calle speakin. the gun fight. where i'm going to really deliver the to

and the juncture is big news amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it's difficult to see anybody pulling out so hale malik. diana small and this is a con is that kevin iowa and las vegas can not stop with the $1000000.00 question why saudi arabia and i think it's just that some a it's money the fact that they offer so much more money than anywhere else in the world las vegas historically has gotten these mega fight because they can offer a lot of money to bring their rich people in to come watch the fight but saudi arabia offered an enormous amount of money the promoter eddie herm felt he couldn't turn down kevin to what extent of fighting in saudi arabia will damage the reputation of these fighters i think really it's going to damage anthony joshua's reputation not so much andy ruiz andy ruiz is at the mercy of eddie hearn the promoter and anthony joshua because he signed a contract that gave them the right

demonstrators as ongoing street battles plunge the city into crisis we will speak with protest leader joshua long also coming up pakistan's prime minister urges international intervention after india revokes kashmir special status tensions are on the rides as delhi's radical move raises fears of fresh violence and the uncertainty works for a. t w reports from el paso a city of mourning those killed in the weekend's back shooting. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program china has issued a stark warning to protesters in hong kong a government spokesperson in beijing says that the punishment is coming and that they should not under estimate the strength of a central government hong kong police also announcing that they had arrested more than $148.00 people after clashes on monday the largest single day tally since pro-democracy demonstrations began 2 months ago our correspondent in pill was in the thick of the protest last night and just this report. the scene as we arrived the chaos speaking. yes. that's the 1st time. so i was going to tell them that i have done something to. follow. her around

activists joining us from hong kong thanks joshua thank you. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world spanish offer star plus the domingo has been accused of sexual misconduct 9 women have told the associated press news agency that they were sexually harassed over a period of decades some saying that the men though punished them professionally if they refused his advances the 78 year olds have said that the allegations are inaccurate. italy's senate has put setting a date for a no confidence vote in the government's cut off that will excuse me deputy prime minister. through the coalition government into chaos when he demanded snap elections said that the differences between his far right lead party and its coalition partners were too great. 58 years ago today work began on the construction of the berlin wall the barrier was intended to stem the population drain from communist east germany to west berlin and west germany the wall formalized west berlin situation as an island in otherwise communist territory now

released on bail after his arrest hong kong activist joshua wong val's to continue protesting for democracy. hello again i'm martin denis you're with our jazeera live from doha also coming out . millions rallied for kashmir across pakistan as the prime minister vows to fight for the liberation of the disputed territory. not urgent enough a course in scotland delays a legal challenge against boris johnson's decision to suspend the british parliament until next week. a 9 year old girl dies of a boner in uganda off the crossing the border from dia congo where the death toll has risen to be young 2000 in the country's worst ever outbreak of the disease. several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested over the course of a matter of hours to the arrested just a wall and agnes chao have since been released on bail they're accused of inciting and participating in an illegal protest and i urge international communities who send a clear message to the presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how the

joshua good still too many thanks indeed joshua one and hong kong. thank you the leader of italy's 5 star movement has warned that the tentative coalition deal with the center left democratic party could still fall apart political leaders have been meeting prime ministers at the continue to see if they could cobble together a government the previous one collapse when salvini pulled the support of his right wing likud party hoping to trigger new elections in a 1st the most of the country is in a very delicate phase we must get out of the political uncertainty triggered by the government crisis as soon as possible it will be a government for the good of the citizens to my.

joshua wong who we just saw there is one of the leaders of the current protests sorry but apparently the cut he cut his teeth the protesting not just that the demonstrations 5 years ago is really prank or explains. he's only $22.00 but he's already backed himself at least a few lines in the history books joshua wong has already served several prison sentences he's a leader of a political party he's followed 530-0000 users on twitter has invited to speak on the most prominent international news channels joining us now on the phone is pro-democracy activist from hong kong joshua was he with an independent inquiry into police abuse you've been very critical of the police tactics he has just got out of prison at 3 and a half hours ago just so how does it feel to be free to issue a warning is frank he'd love a bit of western support i hope u.s. politician they should take a more active to support hong kong democrat high station to ensure the interests of you asked citizens in hong kong that and probably to go and economic freedom in hong kong can still be guaranteed in the future and appa

demonstrators as ongoing street battles plugs the city into crisis we will speak with protest leader joshua wong also coming up pakistan's prime minister considers his response after india revokes kashmir special status pakistan's california terry says it's at the ready tensions are on the rise after delhi radical move to tighten its control over the muslim majority region plus the uncertain like the earth for a. reports from el paso a city mourning those killed in a weekend smash shooting. and the world also loses a beloved visionary tony morris and whose novels explored african-american identity and gave a voice to millions has died at the age of $88.00. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program china has issued a stark warning to protesters in hong kong a government spokesperson in beijing says that punishment is coming and that they should not underestimate the strength of the central government hong kong police also announcing that they have arrested more than $148.00 people after clashes on monday the largest single day tally since pro-democracy demonstrations began 2 months ago our corr

nonetheless for the joshua match it seems business interests have prevailed say that it was a business decision it's based on the money he's going to earn it will be as hard and cold as that's unfair it's just stretching your grounds you boundaries for these very big sports there's going to be a lot of complaining for a lot of time they're going to camp and they'll be a lot of complaining just full of sports but loads of fans will still because once the juncture is big news amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abs human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it's difficult to see anybody pulling out so hale malik al-jazeera. serena williams is looking for a 4th rogers qatar 2 after coming from a set down to win her semifinal check qualifier marie bulstrode the looks on track to make it 4 wins in a row of a grand slam champions after winning the 1st set $61.00 but williams found her rhythm to claim the next set and her $503.00 a victory on hard. and williams w

joshua wang and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a message for china and the world. will show not surrender and i urge international communities to send a clear message to a president she sending ships or using emergency orderless is not the way out we will continue our fight no matter how the our rest and because of who us. the pair were arrested early on friday and charged with organizing and participating in an unauthorized assembly those charges related to a demonstration back in june when protesters blockaded police headquarters but activists say the arrests are an intimidation tactic ahead of a planned rally this weekend one that has not yet been banned by authorities. police deny any link. with the allegation that we tie in our rest is totally false. or indeed the public all the events if you weekend in the past of 2 months or in. so making the arrest today does not make any indication basically millions of people have joined the protest since they began in june over a controversial extradition. violence has escalated in recent weeks police have deploye

joining me now is joshua dubois, the former religious affairs director under president obama. thanks for joining us. you advised president obama following the mass shootings at sandy hook and charleston. did president trump squander any opportunity in el paso and dayton? >> he missed a huge opportunity here and the challenging and the sad thing is, don, president trump cannot help but make everything about him. i mean, he started off fine. you know, he's going out to meet with and mourn with hopefully these grieving families, but then come the tweets. you know, he's attacking beto o'rourke. he's meeting with the families and then he's walking out of there and attacking the senator from the state where the massacre occurred and the mayor as well. and what's tough about this is he's making it about himself. he's bringing the attention back to him instead of where the attention should be, which is these families that are grieving at this unimaginable time. so, you know, the number one rule in moments like this is humility. it's not about you. it's about the people who are impacte

on democracy activists so often months of turmoil lisa writes from an approach that says including joshua wall ted charged with inciting people to join an illegal gathering and then released on bail the government has already denied permission for a major march on saturday. or the coming up it's expected to be a rough weekend for german chancellor and going to british key regional elections 2 german states are expected to boost the strength of the country's far right 860. 5 have a home free you could join me hong kong lol florentines all ramping up their campaign against democracy activists this time targeting some of their most prominent figures among them protest leaders joshua wong and agnes chow who police arrested and then released earlier today in just a short while ago but he's detained 2 prominent pro-democracy no my cause is part of an intensifying crackdown on a protest movement that seen violent clashes hundreds of arrests and the recent arrival of fresh troops from china. emerging from court defiant. joshua long and agnes child present themselves to the waiting media with a me

just making comparisons, the first time i came here, there was no indication joshua lauren -- that joshua lawrence chamberlain ever trod into the earth. there wasn't even account path to the 20th main monument when i came here. path to the 20th main monument when i came here. joshua lawrence chamberlain were not mentioned in the booklet. the hero of little round top was gouverneur lauren, who we might infer because he was the one who has a statue on the battlefield. the view of the people who were alive then is gouverneur warren, not joshua lawrence chamberlain. the second one would be vincent, who is on top of the 83rd pennsylvania monument, and has the little modest marker that said he was wounded and died and promoted to brigadier general. it's the wonderful place to talk about the disjuncture between history and memory. you can do that at gettysburg as well as anyplace i've ever taken people. you can also do that in petersburg. you can point to the monument at petersburg that went up right after "glory" came out and talk about how popular culture spills over into how we view historica

another factor -- >> joshua trees have had more effects from wildfires than climate change. there are big patches where they're gone. it's because of the wildfires that have happened in the last 20 or 30 years. >> reporter: he said it's on us to ensure that the national park will be around for people like jericho. >> to know an area has adapted to a dry climate is having trouble is a huge concern to me. >> reporter: and to make sure the park lives up to its name for years to come. danya bacchus, cbs news, josh tra tree national park. >>> coming up a bit later on "cbs this morning," we'll mark the five-year anniversary of the death of michael brown, the black teenager who was shot and killed in ferguson, missouri, by a white police officer. and we'll hear from his father, police officers, and community members. >>> plus comedian hasan minhaj will join us to tell us about his new season of his netflix show "patriot act." >>> and we'll show you how lego has developed new bricks to help children learn braille. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i

and just before i leave you fully some news coming through from the party of joshua wanted him a sister they are saying that another high profile member of their party has been arrested mr chow so certainly this is a developing situation and we'll keep an eye on it where the a way in her life or a stat in hong kong. in other world news battles around yemen sports city of aden a spose ingrowing rift in the saudi iraqi coalition the 2 countries have been fighting who the rebels in yemen since 2015 inches recognize the president of yemen abd drabble months so hard he has urged sound arabia to intervene to stop the u.s. military from attacking government forces in iran dayton the u.a.e. says if their force has been targeting terrorists following attacks on coalition forces agency airport the saudis and the iraqis are in yemen's war but they have backed rival factions in the battle for aid in the u.a.e. supports separatists who want to make southern yemen an independent country as it was prior to 990 while the government troops are backed by assad eurabia where had he lives in exile alexia b

tea m contract would have said joshua's team would have had the promotional rights for the rematch. there is a legally binding document he signed before the first fight injune and it said you will get this amount for the rematch but we and the date for the rematch but we and the date for the second fight, so there's no way around that unfortunately for ruiz. in cincinnati, madison keys and simona halep in theirfinal set, madison keys is 5—4 up in that one. the winner will play venus williams. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. thursday was a much better day, but things are going downhill now and it's going to be quite a blustery few days ahead. we've got this cloud that's coming in from the atlantic, and that will push outbreaks of rain eastwards across the whole of the country. the main driving force, that area of low pressure that will sit to the north—west over the next few days. at the moment it's pushing these weather fronts ahead, thickening the cloud and bringing some

yeah that's what our police bring us now on the phone is pro-democracy activist from hong kong joshua wa he was an independent inquiry into police abuse you've been very critical of the police tactics he has just got out of prison at 3 and a half hours ago just so how does it feel to be free to issue a warning is frank he'd love a bit of western support i hope you as a politician they should take a more active to support hong kong democrat high station to ensure the interests of you asked citizens in hong kong protracted and probably to go and economic freedom in hong kong can still be guaranteed in the future and apparently he's highly admired by many in america joshua wall went to washington in 2015 to get an award from freedom house and n.g.o.s which power gets most of its funding from u.s. government grants and a couple of years american lawmakers nominated the young man and his associates for the noble peace prize this month it was revealed his in touch with american diplomats in hong kong after he was photographed meeting the political unit chief of the local u.s. consul general

amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to millions themselves it seems difficult the anybody pulling out so hell malik al-jazeera championship a leader mark marquez will start from pole position at the austrian. the honda rider posted a new that record time in qualifying last saturday to overtake it make to hire a record with his 5934 and the top division is also the spanish 3rd pole and are all in 7th of the season will now seek a raise to victory at the red bull ring at the only circuits he is yet to win at in his moto g.p. korea. and that's always before me will have more later on so many thanks dave that is it for this news hour but of course the news never stops i'll be back in just a few moments to update you with the latest. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights than. just the evils of the book.

after his arrest hong kong activist joshua wong the protests we will continue i will fight no matter how the. millions rally for kashmir across pakistan as prime minister. to fight for the liberation of the disputed territory. of course in scotland delays a legal challenge against boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament until next week. with the defending champion. but the wimbledon winner is gone as well number 116 american taina townsend. russia has announced a unilateral cease fire and syria's it led province starting saturday morning government forces backed by russian been waging an offensive on the last rebel held territory for weeks now people wanting to stop the fighting has been demonstrating in the northwestern countryside of all the posts into turkey some of them have pushed through a border crossing to enter into turkey they've been calling on russia and turkey to end the violence that's killed more than 550 civilians since april a further 4400000 people have been displaced let's go live now to bernard smith who's and book on the turkey syria border what's happenin

crackdown on democracy activists soft among savan rats police arrest prominent protesters seen creating joshua wall there charged with inciting people to join an illegal gathering band released on bail the government has already denied commission for a major march on saturday. also coming up it's expected to be a rough weekend for german chancellor angela merkel with key regional elections 2 german states are expected to produce the strength of the country's far right and often topsy. and changes at the top for buying music from a goalkeeper on the congo becomes chief executive in 2022 it's part of a wide ranging shake up at germany's biggest football clubs. are now on a home free you could join me. hong kong all thora t's all ramping up their campaign against pro-democracy activists this time talking some of the most prominent leaders earlier today police arrested and then released protest leaders joshua walking and agonise chow is part of an intensifying crackdown on the protest movement has seen violent clashes hundreds of arrests and fresh troops arriving in hong kong from china now despit

use amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abuse human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it seems difficult the anybody pulling out so well malik al-jazeera cherishes leader mark marquez will start from poor position at the austrian. the honda rider posted a new that record time in qualifying or saturday to overtake it make 2 miles at a record with his 59th haul in the top division is also the spanish 3rd pole in iran 7th of the season will now seek a raise so a victory at the red bull ring get the only circuits he is yet to win at in his moto g.p. korea. and that's always before me will have more later on some of many thanks now the largest arts and culture festival in the world artists are refusing to become violent confined by the old genres of theatre dance circus and visual arts the edinburgh fringe is hosting some of the most experimental at international productions charlie angela has been along to see how they're going down with audiences. staging

stand against saudi arabia's poor human rights record where in a statement amnesty said if anthony joshua fights antony and the ruiz jr in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sport wash their severely tarnished image there's been no justice over the gruesome murder of jamal khashoggi and the saudi led military coalition in yemen is carrying out indiscriminate attacks on homes hospitals and marketplaces with her if it consequences for yemeni officials said civilians i'm sorry i was and other sporting stars going to saudi arabia would call on joshua to inform himself of the human rights situation and be prepared to speak out about saudi arabia's abysmal human rights record. again to football european champions liverpool of found themselves in a bit of a goalkeeping crisis following their win over norrish in the opening game of the english premier league season goal some solid vandyke and. are in goal from norwich giving them a 41 win however a calf injury to their goalkeeper allison could see him out for up to 4 weeks and with the club'

that is for both joshua an unauthorised assembly. that is for bothjoshua and agnes chow, another well—known figure in this political group. a third charge that is being investigated in connection to these crimes, the third one is organising an unauthorised assembly. that is what we have learned from police and that is in connection to protest back on june police and that is in connection to protest back onjune 21, the early days of the protest, where thousands of protesters on that day had been ambushing the police headquarters for over ten hours. the police have arrested close to a thousand people. is the timing of these latest arrest significant? the police have given no indication of why they are being arrested only today but i would presume that many people would try to think that there is a connection between these arrests and what was planned to happen tomorrow, a major rally that would mark the fifth anniversary of a decree given by the chinese parliament which prescribed what beijing calls universal suffrage for hong kong.

nonetheless for the joshua match it seems business interests have prevailed say that it was a business decision it's based on the money he's going to earn it will be as hard and cold as that's unfair it's just stretching your grounds you boundaries for these very big sports it's going to be a lot of complaining for a lot of time they're going to camp and they'll be a lot of complaining just full of flights but loads of fans will still because the juncture is big news amnesty international has urged joshua to find out more about side your abs human rights record. but with the country investing $100000000.00 in the fight and with both fighters expected to earn millions themselves it's difficult to see anybody pulling out so hale malik al-jazeera. championship leader mark marquez will start from pole position at the austrian prix the honda rider posted a new that record time in qualifying on saturday to overtake it make 2 miles a record with his $59.00 foot pool in the top division is also the spanish 3rd pole in a row and 7th of the season will now seek to raise a victory at the red bull

take a stand against saudi arabia's whole human rights record in a statement amnesty said if anthony joshua fights and due to ease in saudi arabia it's likely to be yet another opportunity for the saudi authorities to try to sports wash their severely tanishq image there's been no justice over the gruesome murder of jamal khashoggi and the saudi led military coalition in yemen is carrying out indiscriminate attacks on homes hospitals and marketplaces with horrific consequences for many civilians as with other sporting stars going to saudi arabia would call on joshua to inform himself of the human rights situation and be prepared to speak out about saudi arabia's abysmal human rights record all the claims of sports washing come over to saudi arabia put up significant amounts of money to host a number of top level sports events recently former unified world champion i'm in a car was paid millions for this fight in jeddah last month a saudi signed a 10 year deal with the world wrestling entertainment they said to be worth $150000000.00 bots some of the biggest names have boycotted those events

what are your concerns right now about the possibility of that, joshua? >> where the past 24 hours or so breath president trump and vice president pence have spoken out with great caution over the situation in hong kong and we have faced extreme uncertainty over where the beijing army who interfered in hong kong, where the troops will stand to be our protests. >> what role does religion play with this, they are trying to lead the pro-democracy, or may be concerns. this is political and economic freedom and that is crystal clear. they talked to them the past weekend and has shown president xi that our movement fights democracy and is far from over. >> there are reports that there are 1.7 million people in the streets. where does this end and what do you hope to accomplish through this? >>> with our because a free election, we hope to elect our own government, and we hope to let the world know that our movement and battle will continue. >> china tonight is sunday morning saying that the u.s. is causing trouble. the president has said it's time for president

protestors in hong kong say one of their leaders — joshua wong — has been arrested ahead of another weekend of planned demonstrations. colombia's president vows to hunt down farc rebel commanders who are calling on followers to take up arms after three years of peace. a bbc investigation has uncovered allegations of brutal beatings and torture by soldiers in indian—administered kashmir. it's 25 days since the indian government withdrew the region's special semi—autonomous status, clamping down fiercely on dissent and arresting thousands of people. kashmir is claimed by both pakistan and india. the two nuclear—armed neighbours control different sections of kashmir, and have fought two wars over it. despite a near communications blackout, sameer hashmi has been inside kashmir, and sent this report. you may find some of it distressing. behind these razor wires lies an uneasy calm. restrictions everywhere we go. but for many kashmiris, the crackdown has come at a cost. we have come to investigate disturbing allegations. soldiers came here, we are told, looking for violent protesters. 13 m

joshua wong has been a prominent leader of the pro—democracy movement. he is 22 now but he began to protest when he was a teenager. he was very important in the pro—democracy protest a few yea rs the pro—democracy protest a few years back, the so—called umbrella protests. he has already spent one month injail so far this protests. he has already spent one month in jail so far this year, released just before the latest round of demonstrations began in june. and he was put into jail earlier this year because of offences dating back several years relating to the umbrella protests. he is definitely someone who the authorities have an eye on. and in the past day or so they have also detained a member of a forbidden political party in favour of independence for hong kong, detained him at the airport. thank you very much and we will keep an eye on the situation. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as darknes

to you, joshua, do these have legs? >> well, we'll see what happens when the senate gets back from its recess. one thing like scott was mentioning is interesting, last year when president trump openly supported on national television the mansion toomey expanded background check provision, a bipartisan provision in the senate and reversed court and it went nowhere there was a republican house where the opening bid there was no. like scott was saying that might be able to amp pressure on mitch mcconnell who has shown at least some verbal willingness in the last few weeks to consider this issue when they come back from recess. >> chris pollone, there was the poll that came out today from nbc news and "the wall street journal" related to the president, his language, trying to at least by some of the numbers here understand the causation, right? and that number at 54% saying a great deal or good amount of the language used by the president does lead to potential some responsibility of what has happened in el paso and dayton.

. >> coming uch why researchers say climate change is killing joshua trees. >> and let's head outside for a look at the golden gate bridge. the bay bridge rather. eastern span. we'll be right back. wimpy trash bags? c'mon. hefty! hefty! hefty! hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> in southern california, record breaking heat has scientists concerned an iconic species of trees will not survive. >> daniel vacas explains how climate change. >> millions of people visit each year to see one thing, the majestic tree that's the park's name sake. but if researchers are correct in the coming decades these trees could soon face extinction. >> this is a very young one. this one's less than 4 or 5 years old. >> cameron baros spent years studying the trees. >> these big ones are anywhere from 300 to 500 years old. >> the study found the iconic tree species will die in climate change issues aren't addressed. it's the lack of younger ones and the younger ones they do see clim

hong kong activists including joshua wong and andy chan are arrested prompting protest organizers to cancel a mass rally this weekend. hello again i'm peter told me you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up yemen's president accusing the weight of launching airstrikes against his forces in aden and calls on saudi arabia to intervene. the u.n. security council considers calling for a truce in syria's didley province a move russia is likely to oppose. going to be a whole different ball game u.s. president donald trump launches a space command part of efforts to maintain american dominance in orbit. pitting activists have been arrested in hong kong a day before more protests that were supposed to happen this weekend they have now been called off the party of the pro-democracy campaigner joshua warm says he was forced into a car as he walked along the street hours earlier vocal hong kong independence activist and he chan was arrested at hong kong airport another pro-democracy campaigner is also in custody sarah clarke is in hong kong sara do we know where these people are

researchers found that joshua trees will die if climate change issues are not addressed. it's the lack of younger ones. >> we're already seeing they're not reproducing anymore. there's no seedlings, there's no juveniles. there's just these big joshua trees standing there without any young ones to replace them overtime. >> the drier temperatures make it hard enough for the trees to hold water to survive. it's up to us to make sure joshua tree park will be around in the coming decades. >>> an unusual sight in lake tahoe thereut sion there exp say the tortoise shell butterflies. can you see them. look closely. they are trying to find the remanents of the winter snow pack. people say they've also spotted them in their backyards. >>> new video to show you this morning a group of massachusetts teens weren't banking on winning a wild bet because on the other side of the parley it was the local police. they were out enjoying the summer night playing ball at their high school when two officers showed up. the group was given a choice sink a half court shot and stay. >> so i said a

joshua: it has a huge effect. powell was concerned the trade issues were affecting economic growth. for president trumpan tunce a tru new round of tariffs only makes the problem worse. the first three rounds were materials that business used. they didn't directly hit consumers this newnd r hits mainly consumers. it will raise prices on everything from iphones and televisions to clothing and ys. the line i've been telling people is do your back to sool shopping now before these tariffs kick in on september 1 but the more serious concern is 2/3 of the u.s. economy is built on consumer spending so if you effectively ler -- layer a tax over, that as trump has done, you put the market in real economic peril and that's why you saw the market whisaw and eventually touchbling? if week -- this week. robert: what's driving this? why increase the o battthe trade front? >> he and his advisors are nfident that whatever happens in the short term orin rimmediate term will end up paying off in the long ruffin. this was a promise tet he m at rally after rallywa while he s running for president, that

several of hong kong's most prominent pro-democracy activists have been arrested 2 of them joshua wang and agnes chao have been since have since been released on bail the wave of arrests comes after a mass rally planned for saturday was banned sarah clarke has this report now from hong kong. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the banned independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 a wrists over the p

we are talking about joshua trees. millions of people visit joshua tree national park every year to see them in the trees survived multiple ice ages. researchers at uc riverside say the iconic species will die if climate change issues are not addressed. they say it is not just older joshua trees they're most concerned about. it is the lack of younger ones. >> we are already thing they're not reproducing anymore that there are no feelings or juveniles. there is just the big joshua trees that are standing there without any young ones to replace them over time. >> dryer conditions make it harder for the trees to hold enough water to thrive. and another factor is wildfires. scientists say it is up to us to make sure joshua tree national park will be around for the coming decades. >>> controversial proposal to control the elk population in western marin county. it would allow staff at reyes natiher to 120 in the pack. the herd has grown 200 and the elk are moving into ranchlands and disrupting cattle operations. >> what we

joshua vs ruinunior. the rematch is on, but questions surround saudi arabia as the chosen location. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we start with football — and saudi arabian sides al—nassr and al—ittihad are both through to the quarter—finals of the asian champions league. al—nassr came from behind to beat al—wahda in the uae, while al—ittihad beat the iranian side zob ahan. colm harrison reports. with them one level at 1—1, there was also play for in the return match at abu dhabi. the home side made a great start. but the match and the tide turned in a five—minute speu and the tide turned in a five—minute spell just before and the tide turned in a five—minute spelljust before the break, with goals on both sides. al—nassr went ahead in the tie—in had an advantage ofan ahead in the tie—in had an advantage of an extra away goal. earlier in the second half, al—nassr‘s goalkeeper should have been sent off for this rash challenge. the australian escaped with merely a yellow card. seven minutes later, giuliano drilled home his second goal o

that was joshua wang there thinking of us from hong kong here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the un's refugee agency says a new will tell you lol penalising migrant rescue ships could stop the lives from being saved on monday italy raise the fine on unauthorized ships entering its waters to 1000000 euros ship captains bringing rescued migrants to italy also face arrest the u.n. said the activities of rescue ships should not be criminalised a german citizen with turkish roots has reportedly been arrested in the city of and tell the german media say the man was visiting family but was detained when he arrived at the airport he's been accused of spreading terrorist propaganda on facebook germany's foreign ministry says it has been informed of the year rest of the united states says that it will use every appropriate tool to else to venezuelan president nicolas maduro the comments from the white house came as the u.s. ramped up its sanctions on mid-year and his government the new sanctions are aimed at cutting off of foreign money to the venezuel

joshua long, subject of this netflix documentary, -- joshua won, the subject of this netflix documentary, his political party says he was pushed into a private car on his way to the subway. so quite dramatic events coming with all these people arrested, a total of seven now. tom: it is speculation, but you are very good at speculation. there are military or whatever over the border. is there an assumption that they will be in hong kong at some point in the coming days? is there any evidence of something new in deploying those forces? iain: not really. i mean, these rumors have been around the city now for a couple haveeks beijing themselves fueled those rumors by putting out social media videos of training scenarios and armed riot police putting down protests and things like that and crashing in and doing operations.t there are a lot of arms trips across the border in parts of southern china. it always remains a possibility, but i think people here think it would be too devastating to the city's reputation, and the local police in hong kong have consistently -- and today they repeated th