police firing rubber bullets at protesters. the tensions worsened by lockdowns and economic hardships during this pandemic. back here at home tonight, and the new report from the faa, reporting an alarming rise in unruly passengers. nearly 150 incidents reported in just the last week. here s abc s gio benitez. reporter: tonight, as summer travel approaches pre-pandemic levels, the faa telling us the number of unruly passengers increased by almost 150 in just seven days. that s the worst weekly report of the summer so far. because you re not listening. reporter: like this florida woman on a delta flight last week, allegedly refusing to wear a mask. we re going to deplane the aircraft. reporter: police getting involved when she s asked to deplane, and after a couple of minutes, they have to take her away. respecting my human rights as a constitutionalist. reporter: the woman now facing several charges and is still in police custody. the majority of the disputes are over w
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pro-democracy protesters and police, now entering six months. police firing rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas, surrounding hong kong s poly university, where 500 students are now trapped inside. protesters responding with bricks, bows and arrows and molotov cocktails. once again, the police firing water cannons. this isn t near the polytechnic university, that s under siege. these are the streets all around it. but now, many protesters are trapped, unable or unwilling to leave. their only way out arrest. overnight, those under 16 have been allowed to leave along with the injured, though it s not clear whether or not they ll still be charged, leaving just a few hundred trapped inside who also want to leave but still refuse to surrender. david? ian pannell tonight, thank you. and from london this evening, queen elizabeth reportedly approving of the interview that her son, prince andrew, gave to the bbc, breaking his silence about his friendship with accused sex trafficker
it has more or less. just walking through the streets now, i ve seen piles of burning trash at various crossroads, afew police patrols, a few people walking around, even one or two bars and restaurants open at this time. so calm has returned relatively compared to a few hours ago when we were seeing really pitched battles in the street between protesters and the police. protesters throwing rocks, fireworks. the police firing rubber bullets and tear gas. i can tell you right now, i m outside the party headquarters of the liberal party, which is the country s main opposition party, and people here are absolutely stunned and shocked because a few hours ago the police entered here. apparently the police say pursuing protesters who d been throwing we assume throwing rocks. people here say it was an unprovoked attack. the police entered the building.
good wednesday morning. i m t.j. holmes. i m reena ninan. here are some of the top headlines on world news now. former heads of the cia are defending the interrogation methods. this after the release of a senate report which detailed the often brutal tactics used on terror suspects. full details in a moment. a fourth night of protests in the bay area. police firing rubber bullets overnight as they block another highway in berkeley. they stopped amtrak service and forced officials to postpone a city council meeting. severe weather taking aim on both coasts. some 36 million americans are in the path of a powerful nor easter from delaware to boston and california, oregon and washington, bracing for the strongest storm in years. the navy ship came to the rescue of a 67-year-old sailor
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