what they are looking for its antisocial behaviour. ‘tambays,’ or loiterers.last month, we have seen thousands of people apprehended for drinking in the streets, smoking in public, or walking around without t—shirts on. in this crowded city, where many live in small, stuffy shacks, it's normal for people to socialise in the streets. but now duterte is determined to eradicate what he calls loitering. the philippines is infamous for its full—to—bursting jails. with the president's crackdown on antisocial behaviour, the situation is getting much worse. outside, a van arrives, seemingly filled with children. but the police are not as keen for us to film them. manila is the world's most densely populated city. 21 million people crowd in here, and life at the bottom is pretty tough. the district of tondo is where many new arrivals to the city go. but it is hard to move on from here. it has become the most populous area of the philippine capital. it is squalid, drenched in poverty, and at the sharp end of the president's more draconian policies. ricardo and russell l

used to say that he believed a fighter who dies for his home goes to heaven i think he's there antisocial is resting in peace. i really respected him he did everything for the people that could not save himself a good person is gone. he was a good guy. he never hid behind anyone else or something. he went and fought for his homeland. words fail me. russia blames ukraine for his assassination kiev blames rebel infighting what's sure is that his death highlights the lingering explosiveness of the war in eastern ukraine. turning now to grow one where voting has begun in parliament three elections which are being held over the next three days more than seven million voters eligible to vote in the east african country are a wonder is still scarred by the genocide of nine hundred ninety four when hutu extremists targeted the minority community this is the first poll fence then in which independent candidates are being allowed to stand many young canned candidates from smaller parties are also vying for a seat but the governing rwanda patriotic front is still expected to consolidate its absolute

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it's scary you don't want your kids to be antisocial and dehumanized.re is something human about reading signals on someone's face. that's how se see involve and modify our behavior accordingly. >> human inter action at the moment is like a fork in the road. it said in the poles the kids prefer texting to human content. then when they're together they say my friend is distracted and not talking to me. the human inter action something different is going on. >> it's the only times i have had to apologize in my life recently. after an e-mail, text or tweet. i get angry at something that i probably wouldn't of been angry if i had been aye contact or something. it's weird. >> yes also if you send an e-mail that sounds mean we don't know, you may of been laughing if you said it out loud. that's how you communicate. >> that's why you put "lol" dana. >> thank you for that. >> eye i' i'm hip to this. >> my friends daughter gave up social media for lent and loves the freedom. she didn't go back. >> it's here to stay. it will continue to evolve. it's important as

public has to accept without more resources it is impossible to police the response to crimes like antisocial behavior and property theft. is that just the reality of policing or will the prime minister commit to giving police the funding they need? >> obviously we understand the demand on policing. it is becoming increasingly complex. that is why we provided comprehensive funding that will increase total investment by over 460 million pounds in this year, 2018, 19. you might like to know that they have a higher number than the england and wales average. >> my daughter, on her own merit, along with thousands of other schoolchildren, attended the first day in drama school. what message does the prime minister have for my daughter and thousands of other children who, on their own merit, secured a playset grammar school? >> first, i would say, well done to your daughter. secondly, i would say to her and others, this is a country where how far you get on in life depends on how hard you work. a good education is crucial to that. i would say, enjoy your time at school. make the best of your time at

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plus, antisocial, the campaign against what he is calling unfair search and social media. moves.e his next elon musk is made a dramatic u-turn on his attempt to take tesla private. now to the top story, salesforce gave a disappointing forecast. sales came in below expectations. promotedare maker has keith block to run the company alongside marc benioff, embracing the idea of two executives. i sat down with him for an exclusive conversation and talked about his experience as co-ceo so far. >> we are certainly in a situation where mark and i have been working together very closely. we have been together for over five years and have known each other for a long time. this is a natural extension of the model we have been working together. we are a large global enterprise that has been growing quickly. this is an opportunity for us to put together a decision-making process that enables us to make decisions quickly far customers. emily: he is a cofounder of the company and a big personality. how do you decide responsibilities? keith: it is a very trust-based relationship. it give

the one destination where you can be antisocial with the virtual world, and social with the real one.o will always stand for 100% real, natural cheese. every table tells a story, we're happy to have a seat at yours. sargento. we're real cheese people. todd: accusations against brett cavanagh at the peak of the meat too movement which created a new sexual awareness for sexual harassment. jillian: it successfully inspired a new generation to say enough is enough but has it also created an environment in which those accused are guilty until proven innocent? todd: lisa booth has a lot to say about this, joins us with her reaction. great to have you here. you tweeted a lot of reaction on your recent tweets. my biggest concern with the me too movement is we overcorrected as a society and a man is guilty until proven innocent. there is no due process or fair hearing and the court of phobic opinion for the accused, making it almost impossible for someone to clear their name. twitter, not a lot of characters, explain. >> my biggest concern, you have a lot of men in your life you love and appre

[laughter] change and the moral say you have this source of antisocial tendencies where you hate other people. that is wrong. we are not supposed to hate other people. you are not supposed to hate anybody . love other people. understand them. and set of envy, hatred, violence. you say -- naive, if you got these chances, you would not have -- [laughter] you would not have those flaws. you are suggesting a more traditional view that we studied of aristotle. it has to be an internal transformation, not external. transformation, a more emotional, spiritual -- you could be the lowest of the low and not in the anybody. that don't have resentment. how do they do that? another question? he would measure the success of our social programs by how many people come off of them or how many people we put on them? >> it would depend on the line. is primarily up to when you are an adult. the other thing is he would define success as if people had been given a chance, except the ones who are believed disabled and cannot work. people were given preparation has to be defined by having fewer and fewer in

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companies will also train staff to identify and report harassment and publish antisocial harassment policiesanguages. oversees the israeli military says it has shut down the main way to gaza. they damage the terminal. this occurs as palestinians face the prospect of much less u.s. aid in the near future. correspondent trey yang has that story from the west bank. >> 3-year-old yana is returning from her school in the west bank funded by the united nation relief agency. she is greeted by her 85-year-old great-grandfather. a palestinian refugee who has been receiving aid from united nations since 1950. although he grew up and now modern-day israel, but during israel's war of independence in 1948, he fled his home and search for refugee status. he is 1 of 5000000 people across the middle east to get assistance. last month the trump administration to cut its contribution, setting it is to s only. nikki haley's doubling down that decision. >> for two years we have asked him to reform itself. it has this ongoing number of refugees that is unsustainable. >> he estimates he has a most hundred descend

antisocial degradation. all from the same enemy. the government has made it, you cannot deny that. anytime you live in the 20th century 1954 and you're walking around your singing we shall overcome. >>. [applause] >> this is part of what's wrong with us. you're doing too much singing. today, it's time to stop singing and start swinging. >> you get the idea of what he's at this point. and the thing that he wants to do is to explain his new philosophy of what you went through. it's black nationalism and what he says is that this is a time in the world when in asia, africa, liberation movements had come up after the second world war. people were throwing off their colonial oppressors and what he said essentially is and what the philosophy is behind the black nationalism is that the united states did not have a colony in africa, they brought the colony here and they established it in the south and that the idea of black nationalism was made that group needs to be cohesive to work together and it's a spectrum, it's all away from political involvement together. owning your own source wit