August 13, 2019
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3:15:40Now PlayingChaos erupted at Hong Kong's airport as riot police armed with pepper spray and batons clashed with protesters who occupied a terminal. For two months, the prodemocracy demonstrators have been calling for change in Hong Kong, which has existed as a semiautonomous part of China since the British handed it over in 1997. The protests began in June, initially over a bill that would allow Hong Kongers to be extradited to China. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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