this extradition bill is expected to fast-track, a bill like this might take weeks or months on a normal day or normal set of debates to get past, they expect this to pass as soon as next week. we will continue to follow it as you heard from the protesters we spoke to. many are very concerned this business friendly city of hong kong might be changed and not for the better. shannon: tell us about the origins of how this whole thing got sparked and where we ended up with these enormous crowds taking to the streets multiple days in a row. >> reporter: the young man who was charged with a crime, charged with strangling his girlfriend on a trip to taiwan, traveled back to hong kong and has not been extradited back to taiwan. the chief executive highest-ranking political official in hong kong pushed it forward to include the possible extradition to china and that is when the protesters took to the