CABRERA: We continue to follow breaking news out of Hong Kong where police and protesters have been engaged in a dramatic standoff. This is at a university and this includes everything from gasoline bombs to bricks to arrows and water cannons and tear gas. I mean, to put it simply, it's been absolute chaos there. Let's get right to CNN's Paula Hancocks. Paul, what is the latest?</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Ana, we know that there are at least hundreds of protesters that's still holed up inside this campus. This is really the culmination of six months of protests here in Hong Kong calling for more democracy. But the protest we saw at the beginning in June is very different today. This is far more violent, far more physical. Now we have seen that police have taken the main road outside this campus. We heard from one of the student union presidents that they believed that the police have gone inside and carried out some arrests. The police deny that. They said they haven't raided inside yet. But they say that the president did try to negotiate a deal within this campus that if the protesters weren't violent, the police wouldn't be violent. But since that happened, we have seen fires being started by some of the protesters. We have seen them from live video trying to barricade themselves in to make sure that the police can't get inside. Now we understand from the head of the student union there have been a number of injuries inside. They claim that the police have arrested some of the first aiders so it's more difficult to be able to treat them -- Ana.</s>CABRERA: OK, Paula Hancocks, in Hong Kong. Thank you for that update. One of the Boston marathon bombers is now linked to a triple murder in 2011. We'll have details in a live report, next.
Hong Kong Police Clash With Protesters