mr tong... and would be applied by the office. mrtong... is quite and would be applied by the office. mr tong... is quite plain that in so—called serious complex cases, they can be taken to the mainland for trial. now, we have seen over many months hong kong people express their deep discontent and fury with their deep discontent and fury with the notion of an extradition law. we now have a national security law which makes it plain that in cases defined as serious by beijing, they can be taken to the mainland for trial, and those defendants can face anything from ten years to life imprisonment. some people believe that the death penalty could be inflicted upon defendants who are found guilty in mainland courts. again, it is a simple question, mr tong, which you appear unable to answer. how does that fit with one country, two systems?” answer. how does that fit with one country, two systems? i resent that. i'm sorry. you just haven't been listening to what i am saying. i am saying that under

oh, i've no intention of bullying you, mr tong. article 5 of the law also sets out all the elements of the rule of law that needed to be respected, like presumption of innocence, right to silence, right to defend, and so on and so forth. so, why on earth with anybody say that the law is an affront to the rule of law? i can't understand it. for one thing, beijing now puts a very significant office full of its own national security and intelligence personnel in hong kong... so what? ..to carry out law enforcement activities in the city, and its staff are entirely not subject to hong kong law while carrying out their duties. how does that fit with ‘one country, two systems‘? now, you‘re talking about the national security office. now, the law makes it quite clear — the enforcement and the application of the national security law is entirely to be carried out by the hong kong sar, right. the office, during that time, would only provide advice to the sar. it doesn‘t have any law enforcement powers in that regard. now, the only

thank you, chief tong. it was a great sequence in terms of chief dewitt talking about the new station 49 and the remarks that came about the men and women who worked there, because the building facility is a facility. but the content of the facility is the men and women who are emts and paramedics in your division. i remember the day that you were one of those early public health ambulance employees that came -- >> let's not age ourselves! >> commissioner nakajo: we're just talking about that past experience that came as a paramedic for the public of health and today is division chief of ems. that's a great accomplishment. there is a lot of history behind that. so you know exactly what you're talking about. and you know exactly the growing pains in terms of the department inheriting the ambulance service. your description and all the things that the men and women have done are pretty descriptive, but also important. often times in terms of suppression or prevention, through the description of the chief beco

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and i used the tongs. wow, it's really coming back. >> stephen: yeah. i used the tongs and you used the fork. >> stephen: yeah. jim? >> oh, man. okay. this is -- oh, right. remember this? this was -- this came back to me almost immediately. there's something i want to say to you right now, stephen. there's an old adage, and this reminds me of it, there are no small parts. okay. >> stephen: no. you may have been eight inches tall in the movie, but your heart was the size of that baseball field, and i just want to make sure that you understand. i never had a chance to say that because i only shot those four days. >> stephen: here's the thing, and i'm learning from you, which i did not know before, and it's my bad, because i should have read the script. >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm an improviser by nature, i try not to get bogged down in the words. i thought because it was called designated giant, it wasn't that i was small, it was that you were large, and that's why you had the big, like, the crazy bat because you were a giant. but, in fact, i was small, and

oysters lie on the top of the seabed and are harvested with tongs. the loss of oysters that can be harvested, if there is a , it is thrown back to grow for another year. working together, gil and son are able to get home sooner. the money bob earns he will use to make the operation even more efficient. >> how long are you going to be? ok. ♪ >> it has been a good day. father and son has his quota of bushels, all the law allows. bucket by bucket, the loading of the oysters begins. large, refrigerated trucks weight to claim the catch. oysters are considered a delicacy in the united states and giant trucks will carry them across the eastern seaboard. finally the end of the 13 hour day is at hand. is paid and the oysters are on their way to the table. for two centuries, the watermen of maryland, an independent group of men, have cold their living from chesapeake bay, just as their forebears did and revolutionary days. we are beginning a new era in timekeeping. a watch is tested on a new. almost instantly it determines how many seconds or minutes a watch

mean 1st of all we have to wait and see what the reaction will be from the chinese ministration about tong kong is such an important place for us and chinese companies to do business we see each other it's of basically one of the only places where they can do that but then we also would have to wait and see whatever the chinese government is going to do what will washington actually do is so maybe they will debate that hong kong should use their fishel place and sold there are a lot of open questions so but so far hong kong clearly has been crucial for u.s. businesses but for mainland china as well the situation clearly is very fluid and at the end of the day it might not be good for chinese nor u.s. businesses either all right our financial correspondent court of their new york thank you and u.k. prime minister boris johnson has said that he would have to think carefully about using technology from chinese telecom firm huawei and countries 5 g. networks forest johnson's remarks came after france moved to restrict telecom operators from using while way technology china's foreign ministry s

out of hong kong was zoom which is being criticized for censoring content critical of china as polls tong calling data processing requests after the new law the hong kong security law has brought the world's attention to internet security and china. i'm joined now by craig erle he's a markets analyst with the firm in london it's good to have you with us let's start off with this decision from tick tock is it fair to say that this is about more than just hong kong. absolutely hong kong i think is a casa list that's going to be the catalyst for many issues to think the tween china and countries around the world nothing takes off his just now so the former is one issue i think it's long been known but it's been a lot of home a very long but it's long been known as an avenue of potential concern it is something that it's a company has tried to address very very early on and even right now the reaction to this particular situation has been very rapid it's not that long ago that china actually imposed these national security measures they've been very fast to to announce these changes and it's

out of hong kong was zoom which has been criticized for censoring content critical of china as polls tong calling data processing requests after the new law the hong kong security law has brought the world's attention to internet security and china . i'm joined now by my colleague clifford cohen and he's a hero to help us break this down and break it down you'll have to because clifford what are we looking at here we're looking at tick tock and zoom to the chinese own companies leaving a territory in hong. because of a law that china wanted there's lots going on well i think what we're seeing here is the increased internationalization of chinese companies these companies have their china activities but they're trying to separate their international business so that they can compete globally which means that you have this this rather unusual situation come into play and they're also facing a lot of pressure internationally because their chinese or chinese own companies to talk may for example to at the moment the u.s. is considering banning it so there's a lot of there's a lot of issues at

>> commissioner tong? >> hi. so i can make my comment? >> yes. >> okay, 'cause i -- yeah, i got distracted because i was trying to look up some additional numbers. so there are several amendments that i would like to offer. of course, i need to, like, first say that i am not expert around antiblack racism because i don't think that any of us who are not part of the black community can understand the range of the extent of the racism they face generation after generation. i continue to learn from many of my black colleagues, and so some of these languages that i'm offering were also part of what i have been, like, taught throughout the years. the first amendment that i would like to after is in the second whereas, antiblack racism, i would like to add erasure of and discrimination to what black people and culture -- and shall we do it one by one or would you like me to just add all of them? >> i'm sorry. go ahead, commissioner. >> i think we can take them en masse. >> okay. and then, the second one is the whereas intersectionality is the p

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no politics and tong after all but there were. when the soviet union versus canada so which side did you wonder daria. that's a good question but if anyone think better it's a silly question for me. when one position i can tell both. canada wins i'm glad. the soviet union wins i'm also glad i can't. win one position. one of the most important persons in george's life was his brother carl george was always close with his brother they were not just brothers they were the best of friends when the series oh it was called me is the best your price is the name of the soviet daily. all the games that were played in moscow. the. bring side commentator. who sat there with the ringside commentator and russian was my brother. i'll tell you one thing. he. watched most of the games on t.v. and then there was one game show which were playing against sweden here in moscow. at luzhniki stadium. and for some reason he was busy at some other kind of a job he says george will pinch hit for me. ok. on that day of the game. u.s.s.r. sweden and the rin

left the ministry over 6 months ago wanted to leave the ministry i live the ministry because of a buck tong. from government in terms of environmental standards they approved a new law that weakens the ability to meet of the ministry of environment to both create protected areas in go after one of the transgressions i was there to help not to be part of recent soil left techno also traveled into the heart of the tumble part to national reserve it's a place so protected that we had to register at 2 control stations on the way. yet even the park guards seemed overwhelmed. now with an e.c.m. but i asked about what. we saw miners working the river just a short distance away from the 2nd control station yuri torres was our guide on this journey into the reserve. he know makes his living by helping people experience the breathtaking beauty of the rain forest. he knows the rain for so well he spots a saddleback tamarind monkey with a baby on its back during our interview with torres used to make his living off the jungle as a gold miner 10 s of them either you don't really care about 4 east or 3 t

showed flashes of glory though he struggled with injury like tong. just looks good. by whites or sloppy a lot of frustration that. we lost to the top of the table and so we're not so slow service to be careful think it could be a bad bad situation statistics not looking good it's all too clear. i absolutely hear a real awesome wins then the 51 loss at frankfurt and that's nico version of a job for concepts like sit. down but instead focus on i think the signs were there what happened today doesn't really surprise me. that. this is because you're some of the 1st on boarding the bus some happy because we lost 51 i mean if you're in and as you can't recall those you know heavily as a coach if you can your luggage is a hefty defeat him i have to process it that's all i can tell you something has to change. if. i come in front for you can lose a friend 1st but i'm not like that in the upshot was that they parted company with nico but. that she won the double last season was let go he was replaced by former gemini assistant and the flick. has been fairly relaxed and fun no

i spoke to ronny tong, a senior pro—china voice in hong kong, a former leader of the bar association. he said this to me, he said of you, he said, "ah, his exile is just a political ploy. he's free to go and he's free to come back. there is no warrant against him. there's nobody persecuting or prosecuting him. he's just using this for politics." well, i would say not yet, because the implementation, we still don't know how it will operate. the secret police agencyjust started to operate in hong kong and we still don't know how far they will go, how many political activists they will arrest. maybe one day they could use the national security law to arrest all the leading figures in hong kong. so i think this is not something that we fantasise. the threat does exist. well, you say the threat exists. i just would put to you that some of the language you and joshua wong use is extremely melodramatic. i mean, joshua wong said the other day, "this new security law marks the end of hong kong. from now on, hong kong enters a reign of terror." you said that this new law marks the start of a "b

elaine to and henry tong standing outside a hong kong court, their hands are raised as supporters shout pro democracy slogans. the couple have just been found not guilty of rioting during last year public protest. they were charged along with hundreds of others and faced seven years in prison. but now they are free. i was crying because a lot of people were crying, and itjust made me feel, it's a relief to hear that we are acquitted. henry and elaine insist they were only providing first aid to people being tear gassed during one of the huge pro—democracy protests in july 2019. they said they did not go near the front lines or act violently. the court believed them. saying there was no evidence the pair were involved. the couple own a gym in hong kong and before the trial they were preparing for the worst. henry even made a photo book for elaine so they could remember each other should they be separated by a lengthy prison sentence. the couple were married last year just days after being released from their first stint in jail. what was meant to be a small affair due to online threats

out of hong kong was zoom which is being criticized for censoring content critical of china as polls tong calling data processing requests after the new law the hong kong security law has brought the world's attention to internet security and china . i'm joined now by my 25th and he is here to help break this down for us he's actually the author of the report is just that if this is see it help us make sense of this so take seconds right these are chinese companies there's a big. back in hong kong because of the little china has implemented in hong kong what are we missing well i think what's happening is these are companies that need to function internationally and they need to grow globally and so as a result of which they're there by having to act the way a regular company would and they have to show that they're not going to be giving information to the chinese authorities so for that reason they've scaled back to talk for example has a chinese company already jobim which is. which is not and which is the chinese version and that will be affected by this so it's relatively small as fa

wearing the press badges that you see on a porters and photographers and still they were hacked with but tongs one photographer says that he was thrown to the ground and his phone was taken away now who were these reporters this news crew channel one it is a major national network in russia and their crew is covering the story much the same way one of our crews in this country would be over there or anywhere else in the world covering a story start about this joining us now is veteran journalist ruben navarrette who has a lot of experience covering stories like this and trying to identify himself as a journalist which these days is a little harder to do ruben i want to 0 in on this one situation this one addict opi because i can't help but ask myself if these were american reporters abroad it be a big story that they were mistreated by who knows some other police from some other country somewhere right. rick sanchez good to be with you yes it would be a big story it be a big story if u.s. cruise news crews were mistreated on foreign soil and it's a big story when u.s. news crews are mistreated

citizens exercising their constitutional right to gather in protest you can see them being beaten with the tongs charge that by police and police vehicles i mean if you're worried about attack against america or americans the calls coming from inside the house that this is what it looks like let me take you to another video real quick this one's gone viral recently and we put the van video. what are you doing here's your words what are you doing. doing wrong here's the alerts from. what is going on and we need to know who are you thinking then she wants you out what you know. ok your final gets you out program. we got you friend we got you here the culture in the world the media would be called they got disappearing a citizen it's deadly serious but at the same time just watching police dressed up like their delta force of putting someone in a vehicle of choice for soccer moms makes us realize how ridiculous they are and of course all this really is about silencing protests right so surveillance is a tool used by the powerful to as one of our guests will say today immunize governments from the f

and there was tong called a special trade status and the house of representatives approved sanctioning banks which cooperate with officials who implemented the hong kong security law let's get a view on what's happening here and go to hong kong and live on the line with us says hong kong an asia specialist benjamin cho professor of the paris school of business in china southwestern university of finance and economics at the photos take the time to be with us so more violence where does this leave the one country 2 systems principle as of today. i think one country 2 systems has rather been damaged by the riots in the recent years now the chinese is trying to fix it according to their brights china it's given in hong kong as many constitution called the basic law article 18 clearly specified that the national laws in china can be applied in any hong kong is listed and next free as long as they standing committee of the national people's congress just at the end next after consultation with the hong kong government and you don't move many many more such countries like 53 of them supporte

we wanted to make sure that they understood that we expected them to preserve the truck that officer tong was shooting out of and the drone. >> reporter: in an email today, the deputy city attorney wrote that her office checked in with the police department, and she was told that the truck officers were in was repaired and put back in service. bullet-riddled windshield was replaced and taken away by the repair company. >> now this evidence is gone forever. once they put that truck back into service, we'll never know what condition it was in at the time that night. >> reporter: this individual is the police oversight professional and former san francisco deputy city attorney, and he worked in the u.s. attorney's office. >> when you have a killing by a vallejo police department officer, you would anticipate that there might be a lawsuit about that. you shouldn instruct them to preserve evidence. and that the fact that that evidence was not preserved is really troubling. >> it goes to prove that police departments shouldn't be investigating themselves. >> reporter: we reached out to the vall

kong court has denied bail to the 1st person charged under the new national security law a 23 year old tong young kid is accused of driving his motorcycle into a police officers during a protest last wednesday he was holding a banner that read liberate hong kong revolution of our times that's a slogan that been banned by the government for inciting separatism and subversion . and china has worn the united kingdom to stay out of hong kong's affairs or face the consequences the u.k. side knows. is no longer under its colonial rule and the hong kong and. now. you're here has no sovereignty there is diction all right so supervision. and. the ok government keeps making you responsible remarks. ruling soul all 6 monthly recall on. what china has also detained a law professor who strongly criticized the president xi jinping over the pandemic and his efforts to consolidate power in an essay titled the viral alarm when a fury overcomes fear zoos and root the cause of all these lies ultimately is the axle and that's a reference to shooting ping and the cabal that surrounds him it began with the impos

let's bring in our panel now and joining us in london are kitto tong i'm a politician and president of the congolese support group in also in london associate director for africa at the political consultants control risk and joining us on the phone from kinshasa congolese economist and political analyst a very warm welcome to all of you there in kinshasa can you tell us what's happening there this friday afternoon what's the situation on the streets. the situation on the street is the border area and some other areas acquired in the city center everything to quiet limit and. it's still boiling like yesterday about the police is doing the job there's been a lot of tension hasn't there there's being as being police firing rounds protesters killed police stations attacked i am concerned that this kind of tension is going to continue we ought to the dish who will take responsibility to stop talking among them and then stop all this nonsense because it cannot continue this way because it is a very negative impact not only on business but on people's security as well. you say growth particul

minutes astounding to me that we have you know one party that says that they're willing to go hammer and tongs one says that we have a corporate tax rate should be 20 percent says 30 percent and and we can say look americans need a break let's have let's agree that for the next 10 years it's going to be 25 percent or just something that normal people with that you would do in a business relationship that are politicians are unable to do and that's twisting our system and hurting our country. why do you think it's so prevalent now are among the years ago when members of the senate were friends with each other they go to a weekend they would have been at a game and they would learn to compromise while we non-compromising ball. well a couple different reasons one we have not like it larry i'm going to use it from now on you know into one of the reasons is because of gerrymandering the fact that we have districts that have been gerrymandered so that there's a 0 percent chance that an incumbent won't win and so those are blood red or dark blue districts and when you do that then you get people who

. >> doesn't really roll off the tong but like the chicken sandwich, let's go into it when you see 22% of the s&p 500 in five names, let's remind a bit. we found those stocks chasing a bit. let's rewind to the bubble of the dot com period here at 22%, wir focused but it is interesting to see some of these names. really have a nice little boost. there are some rotations here at the s&p 500, the air is a little thik thin we do remain positive. the fed will move forward. they continue to reiterate here in limited capacity. >> quickly a beautiful wall showing how robin hood traders are up on the gold and silver. the inflation concerns where the dollar has had the biggest jump in the decade. thank you. there is our chart there getting heavy to silver and gold is that going to be a mistake? >> no. not a mistake. let's go back to 2018. december, 2018 we saw the institutions jump into gold. looking at the silver, it seems like more room to run up there the dollar is looking at making those numbers move higher. >> big trade there be careful i love it. some growth from value new tech stock names

also signaled its plan to do the same with the tong extradition treaty. a major development in the one scandal is former malaysian prime minister najib razak on tuesday was sentenced to 12 years in jail and handed a fine of $210000000.00 ringgit which is worth about 50000000 dollars but is already planning his appeal. right what appeals to the appeals court will be submitted as soon as possible. and this appeal will be heard as soon as possible to because i want to continue my struggle to clear my name. is also facing 4 other trials including an investigation from the u.s. justice department well joining us now for an update host an investigative journalist and so on than what was even found guilty of doing. yet in this case he was found guilty of several things legally receiving funds from this one in the b. which is essentially the sovereign wealth fund in malaysia into his personal bank accounts up to $10000000.00 that there are accusations that he has received up to $700000000.00 worth of he says he's returned a lot of that money and then also abuse o

>> commissioner tong? >> hi. so i can make my comment? >> yes. >> okay, 'cause i -- yeah, i got distracted because i was trying to look up some additional numbers. so there are several amendments that i would like to offer. of course, i need to, like, first say that i am not expert around antiblack racism because i don't think that any of us who are not part of the black community can understand the range of the extent of the racism they face generation after generation. i continue to learn from many of my black colleagues, and so some of these languages that i'm offering were also part of what i have been, like, taught throughout the years. the first amendment that i would like to after is in the second whereas, antiblack racism, i would like to add erasure of and discrimination to what black people and culture -- and shall we do it one by one or would you like me to just add all of them? >> i'm sorry. go ahead, commissioner. >> i think we can take them en masse. >> okay. and then, the second one is the whereas intersectionality is the p

schools of crime into tongs have been arrested tortured and killed. most believe by russian security forces. crimea russia's dark secret on al-jazeera. fair as a 1st seconds coronavirus wave in europe as catalonia closes all night clubs on the u.k. reimpose is a quarantine for travelers from spain. seltzer live from london i'm dead an operator also a heads brazil's president heads straight out to greet his supporters often testing negative for cover 19 and posing with a box of hydroxyl chloroquine. another noisy night for netanyahu protesters keep up their calls for israel's prime minister to quit over corruption and the coronavirus. the fishermen who rely on the waters of the nile for their catch and worry about the $5000000000.00 upstream. heloise search of coronavirus cases in spain is fueling fears of a 2nd wave in europe it's now prompted the british government to make the abrupt decision to reimpose a 2 week orenstein for all travellers from spain from midnight's that's an hour from now it's a devastating blow to spain's hopes to revive its tour

turn miss tong over in 24 hours or you have 72 hours to vacate the san francisco consulate and we will continue to close consulate until this stops. it is unfortunate but what are we going to do? they are driving us to this position. jillian: what do you make of these documents that were reportedly burned in houston? >> that is standard operating procedure, there are a lot of documents in the consulate and i'm sure a lot of them related to espionage but also just normal operation of the consulate, they wouldn't want us to know those things. i'm not surprised, their shredders are not enough to do the work so they burned them. todd: what is the next salvo in this diplomatic battle? >> great question. probably china will close in american consulate there. people have been talking about wuhan. others talk about tibet, we don't know. beijing has said it will close a consulate if we do not reopen houston. we can expect them to do that. some said china would close two of our consulates there. jillian: keep us updated, we appreciate it. 25 after the hour. a murder mystery solved, three suspect

to marginal tong our home guard it might have gone a. 100 on the network to model on my feet it all or your only will be. thought toddy and i'm a thing about mori and all yes i gather. gum piro was released in 2012 together with other political prisoners including myanmar's current leader aung san suu kyi. it marked the beginning of its transition to democracy. but as religious tensions between buddhists and muslims minorities started to surface the unity of the saffron revolution shattered . i mean that all over in 2012 thousands of monks once again took to the streets this time they were shouting their support for the military and their call to export their orange. you gumby it up openly oppose this movement it's still determined that democracy was the only way forward for me and mark. repeatedly imprisoned and ostracized for his views he finally fled to thailand in 2060. many in the myanmar believe the military still an important part of the governing structure intentionally fuel divisions amongst buddhist groups they quickly aligned with the most nationalistic buddhist leaders in h