POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR, NEWSROOM: There is more unrest this morning again in Hong Kong. Tear gas has now been deployed as police face off with protestors. This video you're seeing is happening right now. It's at a religious vigil event. Our international correspondent, Paula Hancocks, joins us live from Hong Kong. And, Paula, I know you are at the airport where we saw those massive protests yesterday. This is somewhere else. But this is all the same, 11 weeks of these protests against the government.</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, that's right, Poppy. The movement has certainly moved from here at the airport -- it's calm here -- to another area. We knew the momentum was still there, we knew protestors would still be gathering to protest against the police. This particular one is in a residential area in Hong Kong, and it's just outside a police station, the protest itself. We know the police have been firing tear gas to try and disperse the crowd. This is also the area where we saw thousands of protestors on Sunday evening that were in that area, and this is where there have been many protestor accusations against the police. They believe that the police used excessive force and brute violence on Sunday, something the police have denied, something authorities have denied. But this is really a spark point for the last couple of days, and the amount of people that came here to the airport because of this one protest at this particular area. So what this shows, Poppy, is that this protest is by no means over. Authorities may have moved them on from the airport itself, but now it is elsewhere.</s>HARLOW: OK. It is extraordinary to see what continues to happen in Hong Kong. Paula, thank you very much for being there, and for that reporting. There is a lot going on today. Here's "What to Watch."</s>TEXT: What to Watch... !:00 p.m. Eastern, Archdiocese of NY presser on Child Victims Act; 1:30 p.m. Eastern, TN captured inmate expected in court; 9:00 p.m. Eastern, El Paso community memorial service
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