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joshua: it sounds like the right place -- the right price. analysts are saying it is in the area it should be. it is pretty good. in terms of getting deals done, there is a huge wave at the moment. how is this affecting valuations of smaller companies and changing the nature of the sector? joshua: there has been a lot of consolidation in the sector and this is more of the same. as far as be an issue antitrust is concerned because there has been a lot of consolidation and this is another company that is being purchased. vonnie: does this put any kind of burden on stryker at all? stryker has acquired a lot of companies. it does not look like there would be any kind of problem. joshua: there were a couple analysts that thought it could use its cash for something else, something better. i do not think it will be an issue, but there are some questions. the stock is down a lot. there are some concerns there was maybe a better use of cash. guy: can i ask a slightly bigger picture question? if we have medicaid for all in the united states, how would

for a job only joshua never showed. >> at that point we set out trying to put our hands on joshua. >> he's just out there. no one seems to know where he is? >> that's correct. >> is that a sign there might be something up there, this guy didn't show and no one can find him? >> yes, absolutely. >> right around the time that kim dorsey was murdered. >> the moment he can't be found she can't be found. >> later that same day derek told investigators that joshua had just called. the two men arranged to meet at a local restaurant. detective larry koskowski decided to surprise the young man. >> we were sitting there waiting on him. i said we needed to have a talk. >> this is that moment very differently. >> were you scared? >> yes, ma'am. six, seven undercover cars come and pull up and ask about you, it's going to get nervous. >> the talk took place downtown at the sheriff's office. the officer didn't mention kim's murder at first. >> you get out 10, 11:00 from jail. >> did it feel like it wasn't a friendly conversation? >> yes, ma'am. >> like you were being treated kind of as a suspect typ

correspondent reporting there in hong kong thank you and stay tuned for an extended interview with joshua long that's coming up on d w news asia after the show. now to some of the stories making headlines around the world iraqi security forces have killed at least 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriyah dozens more were injured in new clashes between anti-government protesters and police around the country including in the capital baghdad i missed the international is calling iraq's crackdown on the protests saying it's descended into a bloodbath. iran's president hassan rouhani says his country has discovered a new oil field in the south but high hopes for the fields potential have already been tempered officials now say it contains 22000000000 barrels of crude oil less than half of what was initially estimated. the west african nation of gambia has filed a case that the united nations highest court against me in mar accusing it of genocide against its will hinge a muslim minority the country filed that case on behalf of the organization of islamic cooperation more than 700000 hav

well it is what do you make of that same man from joshua. well we will have to see whether they can find a protester who did this and they will verify it and if they find him he will of course go to prison for the police this is one of. one of the criticism of the protesters and one of the demands that the police will have overstepped many boundaries also during these protests are not properly investigated they have been demanding an investigation an independent investigation into the violence is one of their core demands and it has not been met by the government so far and as we are hearing today the government has no intention to give in to one another team on our correspondent reporting there in hong kong thank you. and we do have an extended interview with joshua wong coming up on news right after the show let's get around to some other stories making news around the world iraqi security forces have killed at least 3 protesters in the southern city of nasiriyah dozens more were injured a new clashes between anti-government protesters and

reaction from the pro-democracy camp in hong kong i'm joined now by pro-democracy activist george wang joshua welcome candy land there saying quite clearly that violence will not get protesters anything how do you react to that. remarks weak and off topic from carrie lamb she has proved her south incapable to concho the police force at all creating the chaos to date with the brutal foulness of riot police she has done nothing to i shared the markets and is a sack her as today police turn sensual pieces district of hong kong into a war so but the government would respond of that it is the police force responding to what they have called extensive illegal acts committed on the part of the protesters are you saying protesters are not at all at fault protest her have to plan to organize a general strike but how the hong kong got and then what the riot police crackdown on protests is what we experience like wrong what it was should to a young university student also we have surf of how those riot police stormed into the campus with rubber bullets and event in the c.b.d. of hong kong those poor fas

parking garridge after police fired tear gas during a protest last week is pro-democracy campaigner joshua was. when morning together and we urge hall of people where blacks are sure to get her today and tomorrow to show our side darkie and unity and now is that high for the government to set up the independent investigation on the clash with getting no s.c. for truth and justice and which is really in saying and on reasonable for how the government allowed the police attempted murder hold on people. was shot while the correspondent is billing it is in hong kong the place where chance and luck fell and where people are gathering again behind me you see this parking deck where the student fell from last week when we had clashes in this area here now there were long queues before queuing up. for the site where he felt a light laid on flowers light candles here you can still maybe see a few candles burning but most of these people have left now and those who are now here on the scene left the more radical protest as they have set up barricades you may notice that around me everything is dark

prominent activists joshua wong called for the people of hong kong to stay united we mourn together and we urge whole people wear black issue to gather the day and tomorrow we show our psychology and unity and now is the hind foot it got a man who set up the indie band as investigation on the clash with making no secret truth and justice and which is really in say in an reasonable for how the government a la the polish attempted to hold on people. later protestors blocked roads set street fires and vandalized subway stations. riot police fired tear gas at least 2 places and they've been accused of using excessive force including the regular use of tear gas and pepper spray. protests started in june initially because of a planned extradition deal to mainland china however shortly afterwards demonstrations turned to mainly demanding democratic reforms more protests are expected on the weekend the death of child say look could well for their heighten tensions. a correspondent munty has bollinger is in hong kong he's right at the spot where the young man fell earlier we asked him if the pol

protest leader joshua long there well let's get the very latest now from correspondent. standing by for us in hong kong mathias what is known about the circumstances that led to the demonstrators death. what we know is that at that moment that war where clashes in that area it seems that people have fled into that building into that parking lot and that at some point he fell from this building he was lying on the ground there are accusations that police had of struck to deny millions of the police denies that they had done so and well but what happened inside that building what led to his fur is unclear now. the the cameras inside the building seem not to have caught the moment when he fell down so we do not exactly know with what we know is that he is the 1st person who died at the time of clashes in hong kong before there were rumors about dad's death said have not been confirmed that has also been suicides but this is the 1st time somebody died directly from the consequences of what happened at the time when police and protesters were clashing and this makes this case

all this is of course not looking very good to what joshua long said of course we do not know whether the man who. will set this man on fire will be prosecuted but we can count on the police will try to find him and prosecute him he was and. what protesters are unhappy about is that the police is not held accountable they are demanding an investigation into the police and independent investigation from the very beginning this has been one of the demands kerry lamb has come out to do today and she has said again that she will not give in to that saying that if you give in to one of their demands they will be out on the street and they will be getting more violent because they will feel rewarded by food for their violence but what she did not mention of course is that not giving in to their demands has done nothing to pacify the situation mathias what is clear is that the situation in the violence really is ask lending and as you mentioned hong kong's leader kerry lamb spoke at a press conference earlier what else is she say about the sas collation. well she has condemned it that's what

that's right just to give you some context earlier in the week joshua wong had his candidacy for local elections rejected he says they were the reason was politically motivated so this protest was meant it had been planned even before that but he lent his voice to the protests telling people to come out on the streets to highlight the issue of the lack of democracy in hong kong and the fact that what he says is beijing failing to promise to uphold hong kong's autonomy and squeezing its freedoms now the protesters here once again were chanting earlier stand with hong kong amongst other chant the 5 demands they want more of an investigation into police brutality we've seen police use excessive force during these protests they want hong kong to have universal suffrage as was promised to them and amongst other things they want the hong kong government to listen to them and hear what they have to say all right yes thank you for that update from hong kong there was president donald trump has defended himself on the campaign trail against a congress of the impeachment inquiry that's come afte

. >> my name is joshua coffey, but everybody calls me country. >> why do they call you country? >> because i was raised in the sticks. i stole some copper from a local junkyard, and the proprietor of the junkyard owed me some money, and like an idiot, i stole from him instead of trying to go about it the correct way. figure i learned that lesson the wrong way. >> joshua coffey has served more than four years of his six-year sentence at the wabash valley correctional facility. his job in the kitchen helps him stay focused and out of trouble. >> that's crazy. i came in at 4:30 this morning, and i'll leave about 5:30. so i work 13 hours. >> stacking the line! >> the reason i do it is to get out of my cell, you know, come down here, get a little freedom. you know, eat a little better. the food that they serve doesn't taste bad, but its appeal is horrible. some of the food they serve us looks like cat food. and i'm not even joking. i swear, if you put the food that they give us in a bowl and put a can of premium quality cat food and put it there in front of the inmate -- i'm not even

joshua, kevin, thank you both. appreciate you joining us. so glad you are safe, joshua. i know your parents are as well very relieved i can tell already from having talk to kevin. thank you both give each other a big hug. >> hope you feel better, kevin. >> thank you >> let's check back in with sandra and see where she is. last we spoke with her she was talking to students being let out of the gymnasium. are you on campus? where are you? >> i am right in front of the school at saugus high school still continuing to evacuate studts slowly, escorted by police. you can see the response from law enforcement jampacked with parents concerned hoping to see their kid. i'm here with one parent who got the frantic text from your daughter in the band room at the time which is just adjacent to the quad where the gunshots rang out. tell us about those frantic texts you are receiving and you are waiting for your daughter right now? >> yes i am waiting for my daughter right now as it was going on my daughter was texting me apparently happened right outside the band room and choir room a

joshua correspondent mathias building in hong kong the place where a child said not found and where people are gathering again behind me you see this parking deck where the student fell from last week when we had clashes in this area here no there were long queues before queuing up. for the site where he felt a light laid on flowers light candles here you can still maybe see a few candles burning but most of these people have left now and those who are now here on the scene left are the more radical protesters they have set up barricades you may notice that around me everything is dark they have set fire to electric disabused boxes stations so the street lighting is off here and now they are waiting for the police to arrive. for another round of clashes here in this area we have also reports from other areas in the city that clashes have been happening reportedly live rounds have also been fired it and materials what is known of the circumstances leading up to chalk said luck staff. well we know that it happened in this garage down from one of the parking decks and. that's about what we kn

and we'll also hear from antony joshua, who's philisophical about that shock defeat to andy ruinr, as he prepares for their huge re—match. welcome to the programme. he's had some interesting press conferences in the premier league over the years — there was the special one. the special one times two. then, there was the happy one. today, in his first news conference as tottenham manager, jose mourinho said he was the humble one. the former chelsea and manchester united boss went on to say he wouldn't be making the same mistakes as he did at previous clubs. you never lose your dna, you never lose your identity. you are what you are, for the good things, for the bad things. i had time to think about many things. during my career, i made mistakes and i'm knocking to make the same mistakes. —— not going to make the same mistakes. i'm going to make new mistakes. but i think i am stronger by the emotional point of view. i'm relaxed, iam motivated, iam ready. i think they have to see me as mr club, which means every club that i go, as i used to say in a funny way, i arrive, i wear th

his cellmate joshua bean shares the same unusual pairs of convictions, murder and abuse of a corpse. he is serving 68 years. the victim was his ex-girlfriend, heather norris. >> it was a toxic relationship. it was love hate and i still very much love her. >> throughout the couple's three-year relationship, heather told her family that bean was physically abusive. and even though bean faced a pending trial and domestic abuse charges at the time of heather's murder, he says he wasn't abusive. >> the whole thing was predicated on a lie. the lie is that we had a violent relationship. i'm not saying i'm without fault. but as far as what happened with her death, worst case voluntary manslaughter and best case self-defense. >> bean insists the couple had an argument and heather came at him with a knife. >> i was able to get ahold of her and try to pry the knife out of her hand. even still after i had the knife she continued to come forward. that caught me off guard. and in the heat of the moment, i reacted. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had co

let‘s talk to joshua buatsi. in ghana, i remember wearing shorts every day, slippers every day, hence why i probably like wearing sliders a lot in this country, every opportunity i get, i‘m on it. as a kid, i got in trouble for breaking things and dropping things, so to this day, i will let you know a secret, if i have a choice of eating a normal plate or a plastic plate, and pick the plastic one. so a little secret for you, there. when i first moved to england, instantly, when the doors of the plane opened, i‘ve never experienced that code level in my life. straightaway, it was cold. i thought, ok. my life. straightaway, it was cold. ithought, ok. and my life. straightaway, it was cold. i thought, ok. and when it snowed, i was out there. i‘d never seen snow in my life. i‘m like, what is this falling from the sky? you know what imean? the falling from the sky? you know what i mean? the last time i want to was two years ago. it very low—key. i ring my mum when i‘m at the airport, say, mum, i‘ve lined

and it's not dense that's joshua! nuclear energy is unbelievably energy dense. that means it scalable. you can do it sprint stated he could do what sweden did. bill 10 reactors in a row and you got a d carbonized grid. they've had it for decades. we know that works we don't know the battery works and there's a lot of reason it think it would work. maybe a miracle will happen but it will just take my children's life on it. >> fair enough. >> is the song? this is for doctor goldstein. i think you actually just jumped into it but my concern is with regard to renewables and the fact that they don't work at night most of the time. speaking more, could you speak more to the issue of batteries and renewables versus versus the continuous output available with nuclear. >> renewables work about something like 30% of the time on average. so you need something to back them up. it's natural gas now, that's the big thing. natural gas is coming on really strong and is supposed to be clean because it's only half the carbon of coal per unit of electricity. that's not going to d

we have just heard what joshua wong said. that is the opinion of many people here, and it is one of the demands for a long time now. people want an independent investigation into what the police have been doing that day and the weeks before, and anything else will not satisfy the protesters. they will continue going on the streets, as you can see. people have no trust in the police. there is no trust. carl: you are watching dw news. still to come, a former football pro who competed for germany committed suicide 10 years ago after suffering from depression. we will hear from his widow, his campaign since then to raise awareness of mental illness in the sports world. and a new production of a mozart opera being staged in rome, but it is a show with a twist. first, spain is holding another general election. on sunday, yes, another one, a fourth in four years. the socialist party won the largest share of the vote, but could not get a majority in parliament. after failing to form a government, he hopes to increase his share of the

now persia's leader joshua warm has responded to the death of the student here's what he had to say. we mourn together and we urge hall of people wear black issue to get our today and tomorrow to show our side darkie and unity and now is that high for the government to stand up in the band as investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice and which is really in saying and on reasonable for how the government allowed the polish attempted murder hong kong people. well from all we can bring in our correspondent that is putting a who is in hong kong mathias what else is known about the circumstances around the students to us. this is pretty much what we know he fell from this parking garage where i am now behind me people are laying down flowers at this point where he fell. we cannot see them because they are blocked by the other journalists now people are leaving messages here. he fell from there and outside of this building there were clashes between the police and protesters teargas was fired this night there were rumors that he was fleeing from the tear gas t

been interfered with with big dude from beijing they say that this qualification of democracy icon joshua wong from the legislative council elections is politically motivated and shows that hong kong's autonomy and freedom is being squeezed while protests too and pakistan where tens of thousands of people according on prime minister imran khan to resign people involved in the so-called freedom march have gathered in islamabad after arriving from towns across the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is angry over pakistan's faltering economy and iran consummate a ship they've given him for 2 days to step down but he has refused to has the latest from the capital. i did a 2nd day of protests most of the protesters are living on their own. dead making their own bread and whatever they can find in order to get by most of these people are poor prepared who have traveled from all over pakistan from baluchistan province from the khyber book to who are from the punjab and even in care of then progress and most of these people say that they will stand behind their leader modify

on imported food and the port receives the vast bulk of the country's grain vegetable oils and sugar joshua name in baghdad has more protests. now in the city of basra it looks like their protests are blocking operations of critical utilities local sources are telling us that protesters and security forces in basra have been fighting in front of the you the hostler port since last evening there was the sit in there and. we understand protesters had been blocking the entrance and halting operations for it to the port for about 6 days security forces came in cleared the sit in and that's when local sources told us about 100 people were injured some of them seriously protesters remain there carrying signs that say iran out of iraq you affairs another one a sign being seen is. the iraqi government made by iran protesters are upset they say that the ports revenue is being diverted away from their city and leaving them with poor basic services. and to government demonstrations are back out in force in lebanon as capital and this is the scene in beirut to the protest as a demanding an end to corru

protest leader joshua walling has responded to the death of the student here's what he had to say good morning to gather and we urge calling on people wear black tissue to get around the day and tomorrow we show our side dorothy and unity and now is the time for the got a man to set up the independent investigation on the clash we need to know and see for truth and justice and which is really in saying and i'm reasonable for how the government allow the polish attempted murder hong kong people. for this leader joshua wong there well for more let's bring in correspondent yes berlinger who's standing by for us in hong kong but he is what is known about the circumstances that led to the student's death well what we profile of leno is that he fell from this parking deck he was found injured at the bottom of the parking deck off to some heavy clashes between the police and protesters around sparking. that garage and it seems that protesters have fled into that building and that the police have been firing teargas have really around the area and it is believed that he fell while fleeing from

mighty has been reporting from hong kong and do say with this we'll have an extended interview with joshua long coming up on news asia after this show but for now we want to move on to mexico where that country says it will ask for an urgent meeting of the organization of american states to discuss the situation in bolivia mexico as described former bolivian president evo morales departure as a coup and a setback for latin america adding it would not accept a military government morales resigned after coming under increasing pressure from the army following claims of electoral fraud in his bid for a 4th term in last month's election while since his resignation there's been rioting in the capital of pas but there have also been scenes of jubilation. this is how people in the city love pas celebrated the news of change at the top. with fireworks and flags. after almost 14 years in power and battling growing opposition president evo morales took to national television. is the. push them into but i am resigning precisely to put an end to the threats and persecution of those faced by my brother

what do you make of that statement from joshua long. well we will have to see whether they can find him the protester who did this and they will verify it if they find him he will of course go to prison for the police this is one of. one of the criticism of the protesters and one of the demands that the police will have overstepped many boundaries also during these protests are not properly investigated they have been demanding an investigation an independent investigation into the violence is one of their core demands and it has not been met by the government so far as we are hearing today the government has no intention to give in to one another team on our correspondent in spending reporting there in hong kong thank you. turkey has started sending islamic state fighters who were captured in syria back to their home countries the fighters have been held at deportation centers in turkey and according to the country's interior ministry the 1st to be repatriated is a u.s. citizen a german combatant will be sent back today as well with mo

a protest leader joshua walling has responded to the death of the student here's what he had to say. to get that we've heard. we have black. alice i thought you did. not supply what he got and that he set up the independent investigation on the class we need to know the secret truth and justice and which is pretty insane and one reasonable quality got them that the police to put a hold on people. for this leader joshua wong there well for more let's cross over to our correspondent who is in hong kong mathias what more is known about the circumstances that led to the protesters death. well what we prefer from a billy no is that he fell from this parking deck he was found injured at the bottom of the parking deck off to some heavy clashes between the police and protesters around parking. garage and it seems that protesters have fled into the building and that the police have been firing tear gas have really around the area and it is believed that he fell while fleeing from the police or while something happened inside that parking deck there's no footage there have been cameras inside

and we can to speak to activist joshua wang who's joining us from hong kong right now hi joshua thank you for joining us we mentioned this shooting this is now the 3rd shooting by police using live rounds how will this affect how you go out and protest the polis fire free live wrong in the restaurants or area use tear gas pocket or student inside the university and rubber bullets in the central business district during the lunch hour not only targeted activists a protester but even what coders fashion is just resident or threaten by the riot police with their crude tofile was and i urge the world should realize how hong kong people suffer in the humanitarian crisis. you're saying there is increasing brutality at using being used by police here what about on the other side of these protests there is an unverified of video that has been circulated today of a man who is arguing with these pro-democracy protests opposing them and he was set on fire doused with oil and set on fire by protesters again we should say that video has not been verified but what does that say about these protests

meanwhile 2 pro-democracy activists have been in court in hong kong joshua wang and agnes child are charged over an unauthorized protest outside the police headquarters in june 1 has called for everyone in the city to wear black t. shirts to show their solidarity with the pro-democracy movement. but the way the how do you prosecute this would work for you i will fight you in such a pure about. politics possibly. with you we hate you we have to. show you how sorry you are you. know it's a fine putting to set up an independent investigation on the fly we need to see the truth and justice. in other world news in iraq continued anger has led to a night of violence security forces shot dead at least 5 protesters in the southern city of basra that came after reports that protesters tried to break into government buildings earlier security forces broke up a sit in at the entrance of own costs a court that's the country's main port for oil and for. in iraqi capital baghdad meanwhile at least 6 more protesters were shot dead on thursday scam mischa's broke out on show hard abrade square security for

high profile pro-democracy activists joshua wall and agnes chow have called on protesters to join the rallies which are now in their 5th month they were charged with organizing a legal assembly. in june before friday's court appearance they demanded an independent police inquiry into what they describe as excessive force being used on protesters it's now is the time for the government to step up in the band as investigation on the clash we didn't know and see for truth and justice. the police have denied any wrongdoing and will conduct a comprehensive investigation into the circumstances of the student's death sarah clarke al-jazeera hong kong. while a senior superintendent of kano in east where the student was found injured on monday had this to say about his death. there are accusations that police offices chased after the man before his fall we must clarify so we must terrify that it is certainly falls. lastly we are aware that some that the sins call on others to stage protests tonight and over the weekend there are also critical comments made online we appeal to members of the pu

clock reporting there live from hong kong meanwhile 2 pro-democracy activists are in court in hong kong joshua wang and agnes chara charged over an unauthorized protests outside the police headquarters in june 1 has called for everyone in the city to wear black t. shirts to show their solidarity with the pro-democracy movement. but with the power to prosecute the activists who will continue the fight in such a pure battle. pollock's possibly this morning. we heard. where it. was so dark you think you. know it's a fine putting to set up an independent investigation on the fly we need to know the secret truth and justice. to iraq now where continued anger over the political situation has led to a night of violence security forces shot dead at least 5 protesters in the southern city of basra that came after reports that protesters tried to break into government buildings earlier security forces broke up a sit in at the entrance of qatar port that's the country's main port. for oil and food meanwhile in iraqi capital baghdad at least 6 more protesters were shot dead on thursday skirmishes broke ou

three days later on october 4 2019, joshua brown , another black man and botham jean sole witness whose testimony is probably the only reason amber was found guilty in the first place was shot twice at close range in another apartment complex where he died at parsons hospital. the story that's been created in the papers of joshua brown demises three random black dudes drove from alexandria louisiana dallas to buy weed from brown and then his murder is just a drugdeal gone bad . it also alleged that a case was about to be opened against the epd so it's safe to say thisis how they closed it . i'm from dallas texas and buttered up real good, and i think better for it. i'm born and raised in dallas texas and i'm pretty sure i can guarantee tyno figures driving across statelines for a weed that they can find at the corner store at home, no matter the amount . this story wouldn't betrue if they couldn't lie to us about it . we got a gang problem and got nothing to do with what you are from or what colors you bang. our gang problem is white supremacy. i gang problem that sentences amber guyger

since 2 former high level fark leaders once again took up the armed struggle against the state for joshua one of the agreements negotiators this situation means it's more urgent that exploiters find success in their projects is to call them reality going to be able to view these colombian men and women live in a world where dealing drugs and illegal mining attempting alternatives will fall the. state has to offer them better opportunities that are more attractive than criminal activities or hey let's get rid of it for the good of you know if you've got until or and the money if yes to team know that it won't be easy but they and the x. fighters want to prove that little by little peace in colombia is possible. chinese production data disappoints and germany narrowly escapes recession you heard it here and that's it from me and the d.w. business team for more you can always go to d.w. dot com slash business or follow us on social media i'm joined now the out in berlin thank you very much for watching. go to the euro max. lucado stood. with rick scott. sites. and a must see concerning cultu

since 2 former high level fark leaders once again took up the armed struggle against the state for joshua one of the agreements negotiators this situation means it's more urgent that exploiters find success in their projects is to call them reality going to be able to view these colombian men and women live in a world where dealing drugs and illegal mining attempting alternatives will fall the. state has to offer them better opportunities that are more attractive than criminal activities or ok let's hear that if of economy have you got. angela and them and if yes to team know that it won't be easy but they and the ex fighters want to prove that little by little peace in colombia is possible. and that's all for this edition of w business thank you for watching and remember you can always stay up to date on our web site the doubly dustups you next up about. opportunities for everyone regardless of ethnicity or parents unfortunately for many migrants in germany that may be a distant dream. many companies are trying to make their application process is more inclusive but does that really help

were stopped from entering a park where an anti-government gathering was planned prominent activists joshua wang had called 410-0000 people to march on saturday the demonstrations have grown over the past 5 months mainly over china's increasing influence at least 53 soldiers have been killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali it was carried out on an outpost in the minotaur region no group has claimed responsibility our correspondent mohammed vall has the details of what i have from my sources is that. our sources as well is that this attack took place yesterday on friday 3 suicide bombers exploded themselves inside this compound somali in army camp near the border with nisha in the northeast of the country and they have killed a big number of troops there and also another attack was launched immediately after those suicide bombings and that's where more of the modern soldiers have been killed the donald trump's fired back at it tends to impeach him at a rally in mississippi the impeachment investigation is about to go public after the house approved a resolution setting t

here already all wearing black many of them wearing mosques this rally here was also in support of joshua long's call for people to support a democratic process in hong kong he had put in his candidacy for the local district council elections but was denied that and so either democratic candidates were coming to the park here to to address the people and talk to them about the elections that were going to take place in about 3 weeks during ok it did here thank you for that update from hong kong. and tens of thousands of people are protesting against pakistan's government there demanding that prime minister imran khan resign people involved in the so-called freedom march have gathered in his lot about after arriving from towns all over the country the group led by a conservative opposition party is over pakistan's faltering economy and iran khan's leadership so they've given conduit days to step down but the prime minister has refused let's get an update from come on hi there he's joining us from islamabad so if the prime minister does not step down after the 2 day deadline that protesters