HOLMES: China has imposed new visa restrictions on foreign journalists, working for U.S. news outlets. Instead of being able to receive the usual one year renewal, some journalists have been given a temporary two month visa, while their application is under review. Chinese officials tell CNN, it's a reciprocal move, for President's Donald Trump's treatment of Chinese journalists, working in the U.S. The two countries have been locked in a back and forth fight over media coverage with China expelling nearly a dozen U.S. journalists this year. In Hong Kong, police broke up crowds of demonstrators, and arrested nearly 300. Police say the charges for some range from unlawful assembly to suspicion of attacking police officers. CNN's Ivan Watson shows us the crackdown from the streets of Hong Kong.</s>IVAN WATSON, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: This is the scene in Hong Kong right now. Take a look at the riot police come down. They are chasing demonstrators through the streets of the city. Demonstrators, who had been chanting, "riot police, your family, go to hell". And this is coming -- we have to watch because the police vehicles are coming through -- this is coming after opposition leaders had called for a protest against the government's postponement of elections here by at least a year. We have not seen any sign of violence on the part of the demonstrators. But you can see how swiftly the riot police move in. They have been calling this containment operations. They have been grabbing protesters, searching them, taking down their identity cards. This is part of a larger crackdown against members of the political opposition in this city. And what we can see very clearly here is that even peaceful, political protest is simply not tolerated by the authorities in Hong Kong. Ivan Watson, CNN -- Hong Kong.</s>HOLMES: Still to come here on the program, how some of the world's top CEOs view the economic impact of the pandemic. We'll be right back.
Almost 300 Demonstrators Arrested Sunday in Hong Kong