Hong Kong protests: Rule of law on 'brink of collapse'

Police in Hong Kong have warned the rule of law has been pushed to the "brink of total collapse" after more than five months of protests. The warning came a day after the territory saw an escalation in violence, with police shooting one activist. A pro-Beijing supporter was also set on fire by anti-government protesters. Demonstrators continued to clash with police on Tuesday in the central business district and at universities. We get the latest.

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(Photo: A barricade burns during clashes between protesters and police at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Credit: Dale De La Rey/AFP via Getty Images)