if you could explain what are the options your mileage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't severe the marital bond you're still married on paper but you can live apart or you can file for an element of marriage or nullity and that is a very streamlined complicated process i apply i filed for nullity of my marriage and it took me four years to get that involvement and during that time because adultery is criminalized in the philippines and only women could be charged with adultery i couldn't have a relationship i couldn't begin a new one i couldn't buy property because it would be considered conjugal i couldn't change or revert to my maiden name it was literally like my life was a nimble and finally when i had to go to court to testify and defend my an element case i was relentlessly interrogated by the judge i was made to feel like a criminal for a failed marriage and i guess you know that's how it is in this country it's like i'm worse than a crimi

they're going to have to do that to come to the philippines. i've seen people writing on home ground hold off odds. the citizen army, the same thing. and macarthur believes that when things go down the tubes, you will see a lot of other people responding. a lot of dominoes falling. and allies falling. macarthur has promised all this money to build up his force and it is the depression and nothing comes in. and he is ridiculed by everyone back in washington. and macarthur because -- becomes this loaner. they're trying to pump 200 b-17s into the philippines and build up force there, but they can only get about 35 of them there before the war. and a couple days later -- macarthur is facing a situation where surrender is the only option that is coming. he adopts the style of the only man he knows that was commander , john pershing. elegantly dressed, and he is the stiff upper lip situation confidence. macarthur also thinks he has chicken legs and can't make it anymore. but he suffers from the worst criticisms of the world war i commanders. all thos

the very religious community in the philippines is saying no to divorce we uphold the zanti of my and then once your organization couples for christ defending the filipinos family is that what. still the one having to do right now staving off those calls for divorce because you are defending the family the concept of the family in the philippines. yet because you know if. we legalized it works it will be very easy for a couple just so that their marriage i understand or something to a sure unswerving couples who are in bed with it because situations like what we've been talking earlier about the message by aliens and we don't want them up and well if milligan is the worse it's not only for those in it because it. will benefit but it will also be used to skulk ones who just want to get away from their marriage you know it will be very easy for them it will be very it is inability for those other cult ones or not i don't really think a problem with anger and as it were since you know. i don't really see a problem with that lawrence if two people decide to get married then they should be

the very religious community in the philippines is saying no to divorce we uphold design to t. of my age and then once your organization couples for christ defending the filipino family is that what you saw that you having to do right now staving off the schools for divorce because you are defending the family the concept of the family in the philippines. yeah because you know if. we legalized it works it will be very easy for a couple of the guests dropped their marriage i understand or something we should swing up once more in a bit with it because it which sounds like what we've been talking earlier about the message by aliens and we're going to run down not up and well going to is that worse it's not only for those in it because it. will benefit but it will also be used by those caught once who just want to get away from their marriage you know it would be very easy for them if we would get it is inevitable for those other copeland's or not i don't really have a problem with aguilar and situations you know. i don't really see a problem with that lawrence if two people decid

if you could explain what are the options your mileage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't severe the marital bonds you're still married on paper but you can live apart or you can file for an element of marriage or not letty and that is a very extremely complicated process i apply for my marriage and it took me four years to get that involvement and during that time because adultery is criminalized in the field. binns and only women could be charged with adultery i couldn't have a relationship i couldn't begin a new one i couldn't buy a property because it would be considered conjugal i couldn't change or revert to my maiden name it was literally like my life was a nimble and finally when i had to go to court to testify and defend my an element case i was relentlessly interrogated by the judge i was made to feel like a criminal for a failed marriage and i guess you know that's how it is in this country it's like i'm worse than a criminal because i h

they immediately got sent to the philippines, macarthur loves it in the philippines, louise did not. they got back in 1924. her father -- or father-in-law was edward stoodsbury, one of the great jpmorgan financiers, one of the richest men in america. louise was often trying to get his influence to get macarthur into the business community and macarthur was just an army guy. they began to bicker, things fell apart for them. 1927 she went to reno, nevada, and got a divorce in absentia and the grounds were failure to provide. she was the richest woman in america. he met her on the way to the philippines, she was on the same ship as he was. yes, sir. >> hi. the theme of your talk was about him being bold, bold, bold, and it served him well up until include inchan and then only failed at the chosen reservoir, but you seem to allude that it was a failure of intelligence, that he expected 30,000 but there were 400,000. so what actually -- because it's always -- it's always kind of, you know, bugged me. how did macarthur make this horrible mistake? >> that's what everybody wonders. now, to b

that's why everything he owns is destroyed in the philippines. -- in the philippines in 1945. now, macarthur's plan for the philippines, he wrote it up in 1936. they were going to get their independence. and in that plan, four examples of how world war i is influence macarthur's plan. i have seen people fighting on home ground. that's the germans in world war i. citizen army, same thing. and as well, macarthur believes, as you saw in world war i when things started going down the tubes, you're going to see a lot of other people responding, a lot of dominoes falling and other allies falling. all hisr is promised money to build up the force. he is promised all this munition. when he comes in, he has no money, and he is basically ridiculed by everyone in washington. and macarthur becomes this loner. world war ii comes along. from thes re-signed army. they are trying to build up the force in the philippines, but they can only get about 35. a couple days later, macarthur is facing a situation where surrender is really the option that's coming. macarthur adopts the style of the only

if you could explain what are the options your marriage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't severe the marital bond you're still married on paper but you can live apart or you can file for an element of marriage or nullity and that is a very strictly complicated process i apply i filed for nullity of my marriage and it took me four years to get that involvement and during that time because adultery is criminalized in the philippines and only women could be charged with adultery i couldn't have a relationship i couldn't begin a new one i couldn't buy property because it would be considered conjugal i couldn't change or revert to my maiden name it was literally like my life was a nimble and finally when i had to go to court to testify and defend my involvement case i was relentlessly interrogated by the judge i was made to feel like a criminal for a failed marriage and i guess you know that's how it is in this country it's like i'm worse than a crimina

the philippines present roderigo to tertius in expect to sign a new law which could end a forty year war for independence in the south it will give the muslim minority on the island of mindanao their own regional government here is home to the moro islamic liberation front rebel group and the conflict there has cost more than one hundred thousand lives john allen duggan reports from their base in court a bottle. who was born blind says playing the palin dad is an escape from the violence of the life. he fled the village of mama soprano played by fighting between on groups is my e-mail is one of the millions of moral muslims who remain hopeful they will be able to return to their birthplace. more islamic liberation front commander gothics added appeals that may happen soon for him to the rebel who's been fighting philippine government forces for more than thirty years says he's finally ready to lay down his weapons they need. we've been stripped of the chance to live a life in peace in our own bangsamoro homeland most of the filipinos never saw us as one of them and in their eyes we a

there's been a bombing in the philippines in the south in lima town city at least eleven people have been killed in what's believed to be a car bomb attack soldier that a checkpoint among the dead duggan joins us with the latest from the capital manila jim a lot more details are emerging about the six pleasure. well what we know daryn is that it happened at around five am a van coming from the hinterlands of sealand was trying to enter to get to the heart of the meat and city there was a checkpoint of the philippine army right to a detachment they were inspecting the van according to the philippine army when the bomb exploded there is the single passenger inside that van but as you know in these areas this is also were several members of the sunni forces several family members of the forces of the philippine military also live we listen to a press conference earlier where the spokesperson of the philippine military said that the blast impact went as far as fifty meters so they know that this is quite important this is quite significant there is no claim of responsibility but the phil

forces part of the philippine military were inspecting this van when it exploded this era is also where several members of family members of these forces the philippine military are also are were there also living so there are also reports that a woman and a child may have also died there is still no identity when as to who the military is not yet released who the bomber was there have been reports that this may have been the suicide bomber that something that the philippine military denied they said they believe that the bomber panicked and that the intention really was to go to the heart of limits and city daryn as you know but zealand is the birthplace of the notorious i would say your group for decades they have been conducting bandit operations there kidnapping and and assault basically but over the last few years there's been relative peace in brazil and so this is something that's quite unexpected specially since development of the area has been improving over the last few years daryn a juggler as you say the province is a known stronghold of server long groups including i was so

the latest there out of the philippines. heard there, the situation in em, dynamic, let's put it that way. what is the hedge? i would imagine the japanese yen would be your traditional safe haven, but i put together this chart to help me understand it. the co-relation of the japanese yen has actually weekend. i notice that has come at a time when rate for rentals have widened in the u.s. in other words, is it harder to justify the yen is a safe haven when, clearly, it should be a weaker currency at this point? >> well, i hope so. youhe moment, i think if are looking for a safe haven, probably the u.s. dollar is the most interesting safe haven because it is up to sleep liquid and it is obviously interesting, but as far as the yen is concerned, the safe haven thing is a funny concept. the end used to strengthen during a time of crisis, and i think the real reason is not so inh because japan is safe the literal sense of the word, but because the market always assumed and was rewarded for the fact that the central bank never ext

i still says it carried out a bomb attack in the southern philippines which has killed at least eleven people soldiers and four civilians are among the dead after a van exploded at a military checkpoint in a town city and bustle and province the area is just south of mindanao island where there's been decades of conflict between government forces and armed fighters and dugan has more from the philippine capital manila. it happened early choose the morning when a van coming from the hinterlands of bustle and drove and stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in bus eleven upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger that to needed the bomb if left several members of the living forces of the military dead and their dependents according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in basilan over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the lone happy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he

and stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in basilan upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger there to needed the bomb it left several members of the forces of the military dead and their independence according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in the land over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the unhappy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he moved to morrow week to launch a war there against the philippine military however the philippine military now says this attack has been launched and led by another leader of the abu sayyaf group his name is fuji in it remains to be seen how this will change the security landscape in brasil and in other surrounding islands but according to the military they said the pursuit of food and other members of the abu sayyaf will be relentless. the taliban has conducted coordinated attacks in the eastern city of jalalabad in afghanis

have never had really a history of suicide bombing here but of course the philippine military says they are already calling this basically a terror attack they have already pointed out to one of the leaders of the abu sayyaf group. they say he is behind this attack as you know over the last few years has been relative peace here in basilan since the other leader of the abu sayyaf is the lone happy lone move tomorrow we who and he was actually the one that we launched the war there in morocco we last year. thanks so much syrian state television says government forces are attacking us along two fronts in the region close to the border with jordan despite us all threatening to kill civilians on wednesday also fighters killed dozens of people and abducted eighteen more in attacks in sawyer province the armed group only has a few pockets of territory left in the southwest russia iran and turkey are brokering the latest round of talks to end syria's war representatives from syria's government and opposition as well as the un special envoy are expected to attend the meeting in sochi what are t

of the philippine army that it happened at five am and that a van carrying explosives or drivers stopped at a checkpoint of an army detachment as it tried to enter the city. according to military sources that we have the see that the driver probably panicked they do not have any identity of the driver yet or those who else who might have been involved there is no claim of responsibility yet officials in manila have already called this a terrorist attack they said that this is a war crime but it remains to be seen really who is behind it as we know the line was the birthplace of the abu sayyaf group but there's been relative peace in the area over the last few years as the province the mon stronghold of server long groups including. how the security forces lots to respond to this drivel while they are expected to conduct raids are expected to intensify security as you know the leader of the abu sayyaf group defected and moved and joined them out to a group in morocco we two years ago since he left the sealants faction as largely been been leaderless although there are still smaller groups

in al-jazeera could provide to city southern philippines. you know argentina on happy about a fifty billion dollars loan from the international monetary fund. and angela merkel's coalition partners shift to the right as regional elections loom of a key state. hello there we've had some very heavy downpours over georgia over the last few weeks in the rains here are set to continue for look at the satellite picture we can see the showers there stretching their way across the caspian sea but they're being replenished plenty more of them as we head through the next few days elsewhere it's largely looking fine and dry just incredibly hot at the moment as you'd expect at this time of year so for beirut will probably get to around thirty or thirty one and force in baghdad will be getting to around forty three here in doha it's going to be very windy over the next few days and that wind will bring a fair amount of dust at times but it will also make sure the temperatures aren't too high so we're looking at a top temperature of around forty two degre

national police the philippine national police has a horrible horrible record of prosecuting their own people so they have about six hundred seventy four officers who've been claimed to have been involved in human rights abuses of that about think about nineteen have been fired the rest of been given very light administrative penalties not a single one has been convicted or tried in court and convicted of human rights abuses so but is it a clear link in your view that there is it that the drug policy is linked to these these killings that i mean obviously we don't exactly know but it is it your impression of what's happening here. it's too early to say however the one of the first mayor that was killed was thought to and it up on the government's drug watch list and people who end up on that list often turn up dead but it's not the first but at the same time he was a tough on drugs mayor who emulated president to tear day who said he byard him and would subjugate his citizens to public humiliation and other strong arm tactics in order to carry out his own law and order policies however

the philippines has just had heavy rain over the past few days and is plenty more still to come that you can tell from the dog blue colors here on our truffle wednesday that again some of that rain will be very very heavy indeed there plenty of what weather across the philippines and all the way across towards the west it's over parts of vietnam and across into thailand as well to the south that's where it's draw and following and that's the way it's going to stay as we head into the day job both look calm and settled down towards australia and hey we've had some rather lively weather as well these pictures are from melbourne shows the storm coming looks pretty impressive but it gave us a very very strong winds that gave us a few problems is all out of this system hey you can see it working its way across us it's clearing there for wednesday. building a new life. beach living off the sea and. a dream shared by so many but so few make it a reality. of family business led by a woman with a flair for cooking and desist. island kitchen. designer. it's good to have you with us on al-jazee

now the media in the philippines is reporting a bombing in lima tan city in the south of the country at least seven people have died in what's believed to be a car bomb we'll have more from our correspondent a little later in the program the dog i'm sure bring us a live update. it's going to turn out in zimbabwe's first election with longtime leader robert mugabe seventy five percent of voters came to cast their ballots that's higher than the last poll in twenty thirteen election observers saying in some areas the voting did go smoothly but in others it was disorganized as the story now from harare counting has started in what some are calling zimbabwe's historic election is the first photo with the on the ballot in nearly four decades . the man who is now in charge president. promises the general elections period will be peaceful. or doing today is feasible i will no doubt the end of. the main prison for. the main opposition leader nelson chamisa says he's confident of winning by more than sixty percent if the polls are free and for their people i've spoken to people are speaking an

the second mare in the philippines has been shot dead in as many days ferdinand bertie was leaving a government compound when he was gunned down by a man on a motorcycle it follows the death of mayor antonio holy who was shot while seeing the national anthem in a flag raising ceremony the philippines president rodrigo to turkey hinted that halle's killing may have been linked to illegal drugs to ted is a violent drug war seen twelve elected local officials killed since twenty sixteen three of whom have been accused by the president of involvement in the drug trade policy gives police a green light to shoot suspected drug dealers dead in total it's seen four thousand two hundred suspects killed in the last two years opposition figures of acute detective creating a culture of violence making the philippines the murder capital of asia sent her tree is the director of the drug policy project at the institute for policy studies he says president deter it is behaving like a desk bot. a lot of people are getting killed the there is no justice for these people and president of territory has

. >> host: born in the philippines. >> guest: born in the philippines. the green card, , you know, it wasn't even green but my grandfather said it's proof of my being here. so that's when the woman at the dmv look at the green card, i don't know, 30 seconds maybe, and she flipped it and she said it's fake. she said this is sake, don't come back here again. i totally was not expecting that at all, what was your reaction at that moment? >> guest: my first reaction was she was lying. what do you mean, fake? i second reaction was i'm not mexican. because this is an mid-1990s, right, in california where i grew up. even back then whenever conversations about illegal people or fake papers or any of these euphemisms, up, people always assume mexicans, right? my name is antonio vargas. my name is spanish. i assume maybe she thought i was mexican and is going to correct her. i was like i'm not mexican. but more than anything i just thought she was lying. so i rode my bike on, and my grandfather was, actually worked the graveyard shift, so use always home in the af

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riot police in the philippines have fired water cannon to demonstrate just protesting against the u.s. and china hundreds gathered outside the u.s. and chinese embassies in the capital manila are ongoing about the ongoing u.s. military presence in the country and accuse president deter not upholding philippine sovereignty they also wanted to do more in the south china sea dispute with beijing is due to deliver his third state of the nation address on sunday. campaigning is underway in pakistan for wednesday's general election below while bhutto zardari the head of the pakistan people's party and some of formulating benazir bhutto has been rallying in the southern city of karachi but the july twenty fifth vote is widely seen as a two way race between the parties a former cricket star imran khan and now jailed former prime minister nawaz sharif his brother is running in the poll over three hundred seventy one thousand soldiers have been deployed across the country to guard polling stations as some avenger of aid has been meeting voters in the city of lahore in pakistan's point job for e

hello there we're still seeing to ridgely heavy downpours over parts of the philippines at the moment we've already got reports of flooding in luzon and you can see the bright white cloud that's been with us over the past twelve hours or so that's given as yet more heavy rain some places reporting well over two hundred millimeters of rain for subic bay two fifty six so an incredible amount of rain there on top of what we've already seen that will give us more problems with flooding and there's plenty more rain still to come so for the philippines then choose days looking wet and on wednesday it's also looking very wet and once more further south there will be some showers over parts of borneo but more in the way of sunshine as well so a mixed bag here and as you head down towards java barley should be fine and dry for us in k.l. and singapore mostly dry here just the occasional shower perhaps as we head down towards australia you can see the clouds all drifting its way across the south is moving away from perth for now but there's still just the risk of one or two showers i think as w

in al-jazeera could have had the city southern philippines. still had an al-jazeera a new twist in the tale of don't trump his lawyer and the playboy model. and i'm glad marcos coalition partner to shift to the right has regional elections looming in a key state. and i again we've had some severe weather i have a pulse of north america recently and the system responsible is still with us is this one here and is still giving us some heavy downpours watch out for some very gusty winds or some very large hail as well so that system still swirling away as we head through the day on sunday towards the west is generally a fair amount dry ahead but it's pretty hot for some of us dallas up at forty two degrees a real hot day for us even seattle there will be thirty degrees here that should be a good deal of sunshine as well a bit further towards the south we've got some clouds just drifting its way through parts of cuba and the bahamas so a few showers have been spotted to be more of them as we head through sunday but really spreading down through pos

philippines after the french american war. where is saint and is there -- it is one guillaume: of the main portes with the troops will arrive. from there heading into inland areas, there were a lot of american bases for supplies ande they had goods supplies, all of the logistic organizations there. that was a very important port. mitchell: didn't the french provide the port to the americans? was it used by them exclusively for the supplies and troops? guillaume: exclusively, i'm not sure. but that was the main port will most of the supply would arrive -- but that is where most of the supply would arrive. mitchell: i believe the first combat contingent was the u.s. burst submission -- u.s. first division. can see them receiving a lot of fanfare. france,e: southwest of that is bordeaux, famous for wine. they are entering the river into the town center. even see how many people are waiting for the american troops coming, hoping for liberation. it was 500 miles from the frontline. , they arese people aware of what has been going o

in the west philippines. as deter to spoke inside there were protests outside this is the biggest anti-government protest since president rodrigue oded who was sworn in two years ago and there is no shortage of anger and frustration here activists say his government is a press of and they want him to resign. these protesters say the state of the nation speech is an attempt by the government to conceal grave violations against the filipino people these women a bit they do not understand some of the issues mentioned in the speech they say security is a concern but they are more worried about the rising cost of food and other basic goods. i hope that the prices of goods will be lowered especially rice i hope that promise will happen because the poor are getting poorer. the state of the nation address is meant to be a showcase of the government's achievements but the political drama inside congress overshadow the speech and what it revealed instead are the cracks in detective leadership. duggan al jazeera manila.

as a lot of rain around in a show at the moment but mostly it is philippines cross the southeast asia and to the north which means from borneo sas was to scotching a showers and i'm always in about a week's worth of pretty dry weather throughout java and bali insular ways occasional showers are showing up then now in the forecast we might see them in kuala lumpur or singapore with mostly more sunshine than showers the rain concentrated to the north where the monsoon is all the custom in ma and where the tropical depressions are for me into storms around the philippines and to the north but with jumping socks and winter showing itself with even more bites at least in the southeast corner throughout the gulf you've got various frontal systems at least two lives in there which means dragging active weather through person recently and showers are still just about possible but he's nineteen degrees to complain about that sixteen hour late as the rain comes in only twelve in melbourne again cold mornings but maybe i was cold as they were and tasmania itself i think will see some fairly wet

is tackling other challenges you investigations in venezuela the philippines and afghanistan may build support and assuage suspicion across the african continent but the rise of nationalism and disdain for global institutions elsewhere are all men assigns for the strengthening of international justice. because china joins me now from the hague in the netherlands and joined a packed day really for officials there what are we expecting in terms of ceremonies for the day. well big commemorative events here speeches and so on a number of the members represented as well in the form of ministers and so on enjoying the occasion and talking about the legacy of the i.c.c. and the rome statute over the past twenty years and of course looking towards its future let's do a bit of that ourselves now because i'm joined by the judge president of the i.c.c. chile. formally worked at the international criminal tribunal court one formally of the special court for sierra leone as well and now course here at the i.c.c. it's a court as my report was laying out there that has in its first years received a l

well philippine president roderigo the target is expected to sign a new law that could end a forty year war for independence it would give the muslim minority on the island of mindanao their own regional government mindanao is home to the moro islamic liberation front the coughing there has killed more than one hundred thousand people john allen dogon reports from the group's various cotabato. my do was born blind says playing the palin dad is an escape from the violence of delight. he fled the village of my mess up and now plagued by fighting between on groups is my is one of the millions of moral muslims who remain hopeful they will be able to return to their birth place. more islamic liberation front commander gothics added appeals that may happen soon for him to the rebel who's been fighting philippine government forces for more than thirty years says he's finally ready to lay down his weapons. with the chance to live in peace in our own bangsamoro homeland most of the filipinos never saw us as one of them in their eyes we are enemies our parents didn't have a choice we didn't have

a wild brawl has seen the basketball world cup qualifying clash between the philippines and australiaearly, after no fewer than 13 players were ejected from the match. tensions boiled over with four minutes remaining in the third quarter, with players and officials from both sides, plus a number of fans, flooding the court in scenes of violence. the boomers were cruising to victory with a 79—48 lead before the incident and the game was interrupted for more than 30 minutes as the referees assessed the situation before the philippines continued, only able to field three players against australia's five. that's about all we have time for. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. the summer of 2018 is shaping up to be quite memorable. june may be a distant memory, it looks as though the statistics will make it go down in history. this was glasgow last week, june 28 in motherwell, where we saw a high of 33 degrees. we thought that was the hottest june day on record,

i don't mean australia and the philippines are waiting to find out the punishments after a basketball match between the two turned into complete chaos a massive brawl broke out in the third quarter of their world cup qualifying monday thirteen players were jackson's from the game off to both benches a work cleared filipino fans also joined in the fight the much had to be called off with australia in the lead eighty nine to fifty three australia apologised on their arrival home but blamed the philippines head coach for inciting liberal this is out of the party log on to stood with coach. you know all things he was embarrassed applying i think he was embarrassed. for years and. for they would look me in the yard and we don't know shit is terrible thing it was embarrassing to the school a lot of the time some more from the. rain all north and south korea have played their first friendly game in pyongyang and fifteen years the game was played between drawing women's teams with one called peace and prosperity the matches that were suggested by kim jong un in the meeting with the south kore

capitals won the award for best male athlete basketball chiefs have come down hard on both the philippines under strain for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play their next home game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. with the black all and i still stand by it i think that's wrong to think that something that you know my the contrast when i spoke previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point man she was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so the challen

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years ago. >> in the philippines, our grandparents are always around us.it seems like the grandchildren's lives can center around the grandparents who were expected to love them and respect them. >> reporter: ifiwas a natural for durano. she was able to raise her dren and run a business caring for elderly people, all under the same roof. th>> i had three small boy and i figured, you know, instead of working outside i can do the elderlies and my own family at the same time. >> reporter: durano's sister, who runs another adult care ghme in the nrhood frequently visits. and their 78-year-old-mother lives here too. durano'sids have since graduated college. but she will allow employees to bring their children to work on occasion. paula carder, a researcher at portland state university's institute on aging, has been studying oregon's adult foster care system for three years. she's impressed with the quality of care that's delivered at a cost lower than other elder care settings. >> the folks who live in adult foster homes in many ways look more like people livin

osca board chiefs have come down hard on both the philippines and australia for their involvement in a brawl with during a wired cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for on the sportsmanlike behavior while boscobel australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars it was a black eye and are still stand by that i think that's rod i think that's something that you know and by the contrast when i spike previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point match it was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so the challenge is in front of yo

capitals won the award for best male athletes basketball chiefs have come down hard on both the philippines and australia for their involvement in a brawl during a world cup qualifying game earlier this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players in two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games will have to play the next home game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars from sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has been fined one hundred thousand dollars it was a black eye and i still stand by that i think that's rod think that's something that you know and by the contrast when i spike previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point match it was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so tell me this in fr

the philippines had nine. the philippines only had three guys on the court when this thing ended. it just continued on and on. nobody was able to get a handle on things. obviously, not the spirit with which international competition is intended. australia and philippines with plenty more discipline, i would think, coming. a melee that lasted several minutes. it looked like they had a hard time containing things. >> i don't think i have seen something like that just keep going and going. >> that was not your baseball fight were guys kind of push and shove each other. that was a big-time, all-out fight. this is unbelievable about the warriors. they have five all-stars in the starting lineup. >> lookout! >> things for joining us tonight, good night. ( ♪ ) pixar pier has arrived! prepare to be awed. prepare to be moved. prepare to make a mad dash... ( ♪ ) ...because with the incredicoaster, pixar pal-a-round, and a bunch of your favorite pixar characters, it's going to be pretty incredible. pixar pier is now open! only at disney california adventure park. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and

stopped at a checkpoint near an army detachment in a sea land upon inspection according to the philippine army that's when the single passenger there to needed the bomb it left several members of the forces of the military dead and their dependents according to the military the impact was felt as far as fifty meters this is actually one of the rare times when an attack has happened in basilan over the last few years there has been relative peace there since the former leader of the abu sayyaf group is the lone happy lone was forcibly pushed out of the sea land and he moved to morrow week to launch a war there against the philippine military however the philippine military now says this attack has been launched and led by another leader of the abu sayyaf group his name is fuji in them i it remains to be seen how this will change the security landscape in brazil and in other surrounding islands but according to the military they said the pursuit of. other members of the abu sayyaf will be relentless hundreds of hikers trapped on a mountain in indonesia have been rescued following sunday's e

at present of course the northern half of the philippines that's where the heaviest downpours are going to be and those heavy downpours they extend their way right across and soo much of indo-china system heavy rain into southern vietnam into cambodia much of thailand seeing some very big downpours south of that where it's sunshine and the usual heat of the day showers say no great surprises a little change as we go on through thursday and on into friday the wet weather of course continues across a good parts of south asia much of india underneath this vast vial of cloud still seeing some really heavy downpours central areas looking pretty wet and that rain at the further north. so whether. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has told nato leaders they must increase their defense spending to four percent of their economic output that's doubled his previous demand and doubled the group's current target get almost a public attack on germany accusing it of being too dependent on russia. we have the latest pictures of the twelve tir

in the coming hours, the philippines‘ supreme court is due to begin hearing arguments challenging the's withdrawl from the international criminal court. earlier this year, president rodrigo duterte said he is pulling the country out of the icc, after a prosecutor for the court announced that a preliminary enquiry was underway into mr duterte's so—called war on drugs. it comes a day after the president vowed to maintain his drugs policy, despite widespread international criticism. howard johnson has more from manila. ina wide—ranging in a wide—ranging speech that was around an hour—long he covered topics like inflation. he said that unscrupulous businessmen had used his recent tax reform package to artificially put up prices. the philippines is currently suffering its highest inflation rate in five yea rs. its highest inflation rate in five years. he also talk about authoritarianism. he said that he would not stay in power for a authoritarianism. he said that he would not stay in powerfor a day longer than he was democratically elected too. and he spoke about the war on drugs. he said

the philippines the second only to brazil in the world for deaths among environmental activists. here and by law and it is very risky last year we have our environment that i mean he was shot an operation on the same year we have all sort of the indigenous peoples leader who are also shot there and on the previous years also. well when we for happened i was down here turning my practice in getting married men in and all of a sudden a man just found and told me that jerry was shot in my mind i was thinking to be so gay probably just a minor minor wound but then i ran to the area where he was shot i saw him bloodied underground. being in the medical field i somehow know that he's a goner and i cannot cry it to save the spirit of it me in anything to be strong he has exposed a lot of things specially on gann stubborn man the government our politicians oh do a lot of corruption and the biggest exposure was the milan fire by a money which was not utilized properly for defeat it was bankrupt and by politicians and and specially the one who is now suspected or alleged mastermind you. i