this rally. it comes just weeks after pro-china candidates suffered devastating losses in local elections. it is 6:44 p.m. in hong kong. it s dark. ivan watson is there. it was dark. you saw people. you saw an american flag waving in the middle of these people. i know you ve been talking to some folks there about why they continue this. what are they saying? reporter: well, i mean, i think we have seen a demonstration, natalie, that after six months of protests against the government, aftereffect lating violence between some demonstrators and police, that there is still a mass movement here in hong kong that is deeply unhappy with its unelected government and, by extension, the central government in beijing. we have seen a huge demonstration. signs from both the organizing
readying for confrontation as well. there are police vans, rows of riot police all in this area so what the protestors are doing now, they re adapting to a scene that is changing here moving their barricades and moving their point of confrontation with police. this has been the pattern that has developed over several months and what was unique or unusual about that protest earlier today was that it with was the first one that police have given a permit to this particular organizing group since august. so there was really a plea on the part of the government, the police and even the protest organizers that it stayed peaceful so they could push through these five demands that they expect including an independent police inquiry and broader political reforms but again as the night is setting in here, there does appear to be a
democrats consistently are looking for, large field as you mentioned, democrats really care who is the most progressive or the generational changes, they want to know who will beat donald trump and the announcement speech today, she didn t address that at all. it was not very big, she had a pretty big election last time but it wasn t the biggest in the state in november and now people, democrats aren t bothered by the native american claims of ancestry but they are bothered what they consider tactical mistakes and what it means in run-up with donald trump. leland: democrats are worried about electability, at least the group of progressive democrats and i m thinking the younger organizing group, the bernie
in the border patrol officials on the other side not going to tolerate another attempt like we saw on sunday. we ve learned mexican officials say they deported 98 of those folks arrested on this side of the border. some 500 may have been identified. the largest organizing group assisting these people has just put out a statement in the last hour where they are calling on the humanitarian organizations within mexico to provide some shelter and protection for these migrants because they feel they are at a higher risk now that the situation has elevated. bill: you can understand that. thank you, griff jenkins. good reporting there. sandra: for more on this let s bring in brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. thank you for coming on the program this morning. first off we ask you for an update on the situation at the border. what can you tell us this morning. i m grateful for the actions that our agents took, the way that they did it was very
yes. did you hear president trump announce is he going to put 5,000 troops on the border to stop the caravan. what do you think? will it stop you? i m thinking that s no problem for me nobody here i want to go there. griff: 5,000 troops won t stop you. you will go. yes i want to go over there. nobody can stop me. nobody can stop these people. griff: lastly, if you can t get asylum, will you consider crossing illegally? yes, yes. > griff: the human rights group here is the one helping the buses. yesterday we saw some of the municipal police in the town south of us last stop helping the migrants on their way. they want to go to mexico city. they want to make a big statement there. that s what the organizing group says they want to do. they that will put them in the middle of mexico. head tee quanah o tijuana or te: