CABRERA: Updating you on our breaking news out of Hong Kong. It is all out chaos as police and protesters face off at a university in that city. Protesters have set the main entrance on fire to keep officers from entering. They've also been hurling gasoline bombs, bricks and shooting arrows. And police are responding with tear gas and water cannons, and now threatening the use of live rounds. Let's go live to CNN's Paula Hancocks in Hong Kong for us. And Paula, it sounds like it is just really escalating there. Tell us what's going on.</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Ana, just in the last couple of minutes or so, it was quite a remarkable scene. We saw dozens of protesters emerging from just over there. It appears as though they started running cross that road and then ran just behind us. It looks as though, and I cannot confirm this but it seriously looks as though they were trying to stake the campus. Now when police realized what they were doing they then started firing tear gas at them and they have just dispersed in a number of different directions. So it's difficult to say where they are at this point. So certainly that was fairly unexpected considering the campuses supposedly on complete lockdown. No one allowed in or out at this point. So it just shows that this situation is very fluid, that it is changing minute by minute. We have had in the previous hour a very calm moment that -- appears to be a break</s>CABRERA: OK. Paula Hancocks, thank you for that reporting. Please stay safe and as well as our crews there. Quick break, we're back in just a moment.
Hong Kong Protests Escalate with Gasoline Bombs and Arrows.