A year of public anger millions around the globe took to the streets in 2019 to vent their anger against government wants behind this global dissatisfaction and is this action making any difference this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the show im sam is a than the year 2019 will be remembered for the wave of protests that swept the world with millions of people protesting to demand change often those demonstrations turned violent Security Forces killed in some countries like iraq and also used extreme force leading to the deaths of several 100 people in hong kong the use of tear gas and live ammunition became common each protest movement have its own reasons but they were united in their demand for democracy and fairness hong kongs protests began in june against plans to allow people to be extradited to Mainland China fighting between police and activists have become increasingly violent with Police Firing live bullets and protesters attacking officers and throwing petrol bombs p
Markets, yields are continuing to move up. When you look at the japanese 10 year, we are flirting with the zero line. At some point, maybe, we will see if we break above the japanese 10 year. Let me end on this. Some markets are substantially down for the week. The dollar is also seeing a drop. 1 , that is ahead of the u. S. Jobs numbers, which comes out later today. Su keenan is with eyes. She is going to update is with us. She is going to update us. Su lets get right to the newest. We are going to start with china, which has competed has repeated it is going to remain in close contact with the u. S. Over trade. Reports suggest the two sides montharing a recorded 20 spat. The u. S. Intends to impose duties on more chinese imports if a deal is not struck by december 15. A new report says Political Uncertainty in the u. K. Is planning have playing havoc with the job market. Wage pressures continuing to ease. The Employment Federation says companies delayed or canceled plans last month.
[applause] good morning everybody. I have to say that was one of the most surreal moments in my life to walk and no behind you is the Senate Majority leader and the secretary of the state. As a young people would say i can make it a name, couldnt i . Welcome. I am your president and i am so honored today to have the opportunity to introduce a man who truly needs no introduction anywhere in the world and certainly not here, his old Stomping Ground and that is of course, leader mitch mcconnell. I would like to say before i would like to say thank you. Would you mind giving him a round of applause. [applause] he does such an amazing job with our students and as soldiers and we are so grateful to have the opportunity to serve. Leader mcconnell is the longestserving Senate Majority president. U. S. Senator and he is only the second kentuckian to serve as majority leader in the u. S. Senate. He has so many roles as you know including a Senior Member of the appropriations agriculture and rule
Within the past hour police have named the terrorist who killed two people and injured several more in a terror attack in Central London. Officers shot dead usman khan on London Bridge. He was convicted of terrorism offences in 2012 and had been released from prison on licence in december of last year. Lets get the latest from our correspondent, simonjones. Simon, what have the police said about usman khan . This was an attack that brought terror back to the streets of london. A man and a woman killed before the attacker was shot dead on friday afternoon on London Bridge. Now, during the night the police have named the man who was shot dead as usman khan. He was 28 yea rs old shot dead as usman khan. He was 28 years old from staffordshire in the midlands here in the uk. Now, he is a convicted terrorist. He was jailed backin a convicted terrorist. He was jailed back in 2012 for a plot to bomb the london stock exchange. He was initially given what was called an indeterminate sentence, me
Police have named the man who killed two people and injured several more in a terror attack in central london. Officers shot dead usman khan on London Bridge. Its been revealed that he was convicted of terrorism offences in 2012 and had been released from prison on licence in december of last year. Simonjones has more details. This was an attack that brought terror back to the streets of london. A man and a woman killed before the attacker was shot dead on friday afternoon on London Bridge. Now, during the night the police have named the man who was shot dead as usman khan. He was 28 years old from staffordshire in the midlands here in the uk. Now, he is a convicted terrorist. He was jailed back in 2012 for a plot to bomb the london stock exchange. He was initially given what was called an indeterminate sentence, meaning he could be kept injailfor as long as was deemed necessary, for as long as was deemed he was a threat to the public. But he appealed that and then he was given a jail