a hello, and welcome to this special edition of conflict zone on the crisis in hong kong. over the last year, we ve interviewed several probate janan pro-democracy figures, and we challenge them all to justify what they ve done and said some of their arguments have clearly failed to stand the test of time. nathan law, a leading pro-democracy activist, fled to london in june after a warrant was issued for his arrest. this week i asked him if you d ever believed his movement could take on beijing and when i think we have already achieved a lot of things where demonstrate the courage and bravery of hong kong people and making sure the well knows that well received thing and collaborating in combating the authoritarian expansion of china. so i think we have awakened the world, but the result isn t in doubt, is it? china will get its way. beijing will get its way, won t it? while beijing has been suppressing hong kong people at the cost of our basic freedom. and as a matter of fac
gains in the region today. the csi 300 has been up 6% in the past five days, the biggest months.n four margin traders have returned and the stock rally is kicking off. the hang seng up 133 points. we are seeing the dollar slightly weaker, but marginal. we are watching the aussie, in t he red here now. they are all over the place. aussie, j.p. morgan saying expect low 60 s. it is difficult to model the recovery we are seeing. number more positive. we are watching oil, coming off of a four month high and likely to end the month in the green. gold with four weeks of gains. tom: the u.s. senate has given final approval to legislation that would impose sanctions on chinese officials, cracking down on dissent in hong kong. page in his warning a strong countermeasures if the u.k. act in response to the national security law. warning a strong countermeasure if the u.k., australia and the u.s. active response to the national security law. in the measures appropriate the senate at this
we saw a stronger fix, some signs of trying to anchor the moves we have seen. watching the likes of indonesia coming online. we are looking at another day of gains for jakarta. hang seng, slightly under pressure as we wait for the npc to vote on that national security legislation this afternoon. former,ei is the upper seeing a fourth day of gains for japanese equities on the reopening. currencies, hong kong dollar is the focus. you look at poke-checked seeing 775 but speculators are out there. the korean won seeing weakness. and then going lower after the bok cut rates for the record low. lashed their growth outlook. you look at the weakness in the renminbi, that is not really translated. it is pretty much unchanged for some time. we are watching the euro as well after we saw some fiscal stimulus plan, it should be a big deal for the currency, the euro hitting the strongest level in two months. watching oil which did extent losses, saw a surprise jump in the u.s. crude stoc
time to make a deal with the hong kong government before that truth becomes impossible. to welcome to some closure if it s rude for the hong kong police to use violence why is it right for the demonstrators to use. well 1st of all i don t think the level of use by prato sorry based on de intention to attack anybody i believe the intention of using violence is only to protect ourselves because saying that the police had been beating a protest. without a reason when the police are you saying they return it yes but they do more than return down to october 20th we have a group of hardcore protesters throwing petrol bombs at the station police station in retaliation we can only go one protester starved a policeman with a box cutter we have a homemade bomb which went off on the roadside by the grace of god didn t hurt anybody can anybody is that kind of violent i m talking about well what s the justification well i believe the justification is because when potus realized that peace