
Week in Pictures
The Week in Pictures: Aug. 22 - 29
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A Trump statue in Slovenia, a vigil for children in St. Louis, migrants at the border and more.




Customers try to buy roast chicken on opening day of China's first Costco in Shanghai on Aug. 27.
The store was forced to close early after large crowds flocked through the doors and caused traffic jams.

Protesters form a 28-mile human chain along Hong Kong's Avenue of Stars on Aug. 23.
The latest demonstration in the 11-week movement that stemmed from outrage over a proposed extradition bill was inspired by 1989 protests across Baltic states.
On Aug. 23, 1989, the so-called Baltic Way involved 2 million Latvians, Lithuanians and Estonians protesting Soviet domination of the region.





Shardae Edmondson, 11, is consoled by her mother, Sharonda Edmondson, and sister Zha'lea Thompson, 7, during a vigil for murdered children in St. Louis on Aug. 28.
Shardae and Zha'lea's 8-year-old sister Jurnee Thompson was killed by a stray bullet Friday night.
A string of unsolved child killings in St. Louis since April has prompted officials to offer a total of $100,000 in rewards leading to arrests in the cases.




Audrey Buchanan, 88, plays "Animal Crossing" on her pink Nintendo 3DS XL in her living room in Berlin, Pa., on Aug. 24.
As a senior gamer, Buchanan has plenty of company. She is one of a growing number of Americans over 50 who are playing video games as a way to remain socially connected and cognitively sharp in a world that continues to expand into the digital realm.



Mourners hug following a fire at the Caballo Blanco bar in Coatzacoalcos, Mexico, on Aug. 28. At least 23 people died in what the state attorney general’s office said "may constitute a malicious attack."
Eight of the dead were said to be women and 15 were men, the attorney general’s office said. Thirteen people were also seriously injured and being treated at hospitals.


Visitors walk in a sunflower field at Burnside Farms in Nokesville, Va., on Aug. 22.