the philippines�* constitution bars mr duterte from running for a second term.g the significance of manny pacquiao's decision. this means that the ruling party is so far will be fielding at least two presidential candidates and as you mentioned earlier, the ruling party is split into two factions, one led by pacquaio on the other supported by president duterte. so far the philippine commission on elections has yet to decide which faction should be authorised to actually field a nominee for next year's elections. pacquaio has yet to tell us who his vice president would be and has yet to divulge a senatorial line up as well as he has yet to unveil his 22 point agenda for next year's elections. 0n the other side we have the current senator, nominated for president and for vice president, no less than president duterte himself. some of the biggest names on television will gather in los angeles tonight for the emmy awards, honouring the best tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the crown leading the nominations along with the london based

the philippines' constitution bars mr duterte from running for a second term.o presidential candidates and as you mentioned earlier, the ruling party is split into two factions, one led by pacquaio on the other supported by president duterte. so far the philippine commission on elections has yet to decide which function should be authorised to actually field a nominee for next year's elections. pacquaio has yet to tell us who his vice president would be and has yet to divulge a senatorial line up as well as he has yet to unveil his 22 point agenda for next year's elections. 0n the other side we have current senator, nominated for president and vice president no less than president no less than president duterte himself. some of the biggest names on television are gathering in los angeles for the emmy awards, honouring the best tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the crown leading the nominations along with the london based football comedy ted lasso earning 20 nominations. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes joins me now. he

alongside duterte himself.tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the crown leading the nominations along with the london based football comedy ted lasso earning 20 nominations. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes joins me now. it feels like we're seeing a lot more of these sorts of glamorous events coming back — the met gala for instance — and now this — are we seeing a sign that the entertainment industry at least is putting the pandemic behind it? it isa it is a positive sign. the organisers have a good time after what they called a bleak year. a bleak year is probably an understatement. it's been a difficult time for the industry generally. television has had misfortunes but is difficult to make new television and give people in large numbers together on a set, but television has benefited and that people have been sitting at home and binge viewing many of the shows that the be talking about tonight and nominated. as far as the word she was concerned. at almost back to norm

mr duterte said that he would run "for the love of his country".r president, ashraf ghani, has apologised to the afghan people and issued a statement explaining why he fled his country when the taliban took over last month. in a twitter post, mr ghani said he left afghanistan to avoid further bloodshed in the streets. meanwhile, there are growing concerns about whether international aid will keep flowing into the country. the taliban has said that the international community should abide by its commitment to provide financial assistance to afghanistan. but many nations are hesitant to provide help or recognition to the taliban government, after they announced their new leadership on tuesday. here's us secretary state antony blinken speaking during a visit to germany. despite professing that a new government would be inclusive, the announced list of names consists exclusively of individuals who are members of the taliban or close associates, and no women. we're also concerned by the affiliations and track records of some of those individuals. we und

mr duterte said that he would run "for the love of his country".ncies ministry, yevgeny zinichev, has been killed while on an inter—agency training exercise in the arctic. zinichev, a close ally of vladimir putin, jumped off a cliff as he tried to save a film director who had fallen — he also died. in the united states, anti—racism activists have celebrated the removal of a controversial statue of a confederate general. the memorial to robert e lee in the city of richmond in virginia, the former capital of the confederacy, became a focal point during last year's black lives matter protests. william b gould was the first ever black law professor at stanford university in california, and has pieced together the diaries of his great—grandfather — a literate, educated slave who fled to freedom in 1862 and joined the us navy to fight the civil war. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. i will come to your personal involvement in a moment. but why was the day such an important moment, do you think, for america? it such an important moment, do you think, for

the philippines�* constitution bars mr duterte from running for a second term.ts camped under a motorway bridge on the us mexico border have been flown back to their home country of haiti. us immigration officials won't confirm details, but it's widely reported that three full passenger planes have arrived in the haitian capital, port au prince. the bbc�*s central america correspondent will grant has more. makeshift migrant camps are nothing new on the us and mexico border, but not like this one. under a mexico border, but not like this one. undera bridge mexico border, but not like this one. under a bridge inside the united states, there are some 12,000 mainly haitian migrants in the small texas border town. migrants in the small texas bordertown. in migrants in the small texas border town. in searing heat and with an extra nice facilities, conditions are rapidly deteriorating. —— with next to no facilities. the border agents are struggling to cope, and infact border agents are struggling to cope, and in fact the mayor said that the entire town is struggling. s

the philippines' constitution bars mr duterte from running for a second term. explaining the significance of manny pacquiao's decision: this means that the ruling party was so far be fielding at least two presidential candidates. mentioning earlier that the ruling party is split into factions, one led by manny packing and the other supported by the other and they get to decide which faction should be authorised to actually have a nominee for the elections. pacquiao has yet to tell us who his vice president would be in the shed to divulge us senatorial line—up as he has yet to unveil his 22 point agenda for next years election. 0n the other side, we have current senators were nominated for president and for vice president you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. willjustin trudeau's gamble — in calling an early snap election — pay off? we'll cross live to montreal. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth is flying home to canada in disgrace. all athletes should be clean going into the game. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a

the philippines' constitution bars mr duterte from running for a second term.ne, according to the regulator for higher education. out of nearly fifty institutions contacted by the bbc, just thirteen said all teaching would be face—to—face. here s our education editor branwenjeffreys. universities have been almost empty. 0nly students on some practical courses made it onto campus last year, but within weeks, everyone should be back. almost 50 universities across the uk have shared their plans. this snapshot shows a return to mainly face—to—face teaching, but many will still hold larger lectures online. in england, where fees are more than £9,000, a warning from the regulator. student views matter. what we will be looking for is the quality of provision, whether or not it is face—to—face or online, but critically, that universities and colleges are taking into account the views of their students stop what they want? what is their feedback? that is factored into course provision over the of next year. vaccination should help the return of student life. they will b

the gres and liberals are embracing more that washington narrative of the confrontation between the dutertetalian -- between the totalitarian regimes and democracy. >> joining us tonight from washington, we appreciate your time and insights. >> thank you. >> this take a look at some of the other stories. hundreds of palestinian students have turned out in the occupied west bank to protest israeli military rates against hamas militants. sources said five people were killed in the overnight operation including a 16-year-old boy. a u.s. federal jury has found pop singer r. kelly guilty of leading a sex trafficking ring. prosecutors accused the singer of exploiting his stardom for more than two decades to lower women and -- lure women and underage girls into his orbit for sex. he faces six years-to life in prison. -- the earthquake was 5.8 on the richter scale. a church collapse and other buildings were badly damaged. authorities on the spanish -- on a spanish island has locked down a coastal area as lava from an repent volcano -- as rubbing volcano -- as anna rubbing volcano -- u.s. humiliated

a united nations report found at least 8600 people have been killed in the drug war unleashed by duterte, with some estimates suggesting the true toll could be three times higher. brazil's supreme court has delayed a decision on a case that could determine if thousands of indigenous people can reclaim stolen ancestral lands. the move by brazil's high court to indefinitely suspend a ruling came after thousands of indigenous people representing 176 groups camped out in the capital brasÍlia to condemn the destruction of the amazon rainforest and the genocide of indigenous peoples. the white house said wednesday the u.s. will share nuclear submarine technology with australia in a new trilateral military partnership. the coalition is known as aukus -- short for australia, united kingdom, and united states. its formation comes as president biden continues to pressure u.s. allies to take a more aggressive military posture toward china. british prime minister boris johnson ined australian prime minister scott morrison and president biden at a virtual summit wednesday. >> the first task of this p

international criminal court has authorised an investigation into the philippine president, rodrigo dutertecourt said there's evidence that his "war on drugs" was a systematic attack on the civilian population. the un security council is expected to hold an emergency session to discuss missile tests which have been carried out by both north and south korea. the north koreans have warned that relations with the south could be "completely destroyed" by the illogical acts of the government in seoul. still to come a bit later in the programme: claims that facebook glossed over warnings its messaging app instagram could be having a harmful effect on many teenagers. but first... borisjohnson has sacked several senior government ministers in a major reshuffle of his cabinet. dominic raab, who was on holiday when the taliban marched into kabul, has been replaced as foreign secretary. thatjob will now be taken on by the former international trade secretary, liz truss. our political editor laura kuennsberg reports. nerves all round. who's out, and who's in, prime minister? l reshuffles matter, who th

international criminal court has authorised an investigation into the philippine president, rodrigo dutertecourt said there's evidence that his �*war on drugs' was a systematic attack on the civilian population. the un security council is expected to hold an emergency session to discuss missile tests which have been carried out by both north and south korea. the north koreans have warned that relations with the south could be �*completely destroyed' by the illogical acts of the government in seoul. the uk high court has agreed to to assist a team of lawyers from new york, who are trying to serve prince andrew with legal, on behalf of a woman who is suing him over allegations of sexual assault, allegations he denies. the case brought by virginia guiffre had its first pre—trial hearing in new york this week, at which prince andrew's lawyers argued that he hadn't been properly served with papers. the us, the uk and australia have announced a landmark security pact. it will see more shared intelligence, pooling of some resources, and new deals on providing military hardware. but — hovering in t

announcement comes after the icc launched an investigation into the philippine president, rodrigo dutertenst humanity. the court said there's evidence that his �*war on drugs' was a systematic attack on the civilian population. at least two people have died following an earthquake in the chinese province of sichuan. beijing said it had launched an emergency response after a 6.0—magnitude earthquake struck, southwest of the megacity of chongqing. authorities said that signifcant and widespread damage was likely. the only surviving alleged gunman from the paris attacks in november 2015 has told a court he wanted france to suffer in the same way people had suffered during french airstrikes in syria against the group calling itself islamic state. salah abdeslam made a statement saying he had no personal grudge against any of the 130 people who were killed. a row has broken out at the united nations headquarters over a demand by new york city authorities that leaders and diplomats attending next week's general assembly show proof of covid vaccination. russia's un envoy described the requiremen

international criminal court has authorised an investigation into the philippine president, rodrigo duterteainst humanity. the court said there's evidence that his "war on drugs" was a systematic attack on the civilian population. the only surviving alleged gunman from the paris attacks in november 2015 has told a court he wanted france to suffer in the same way people had suffered during french air strikes in syria against the group calling itself islamic state. salah abdeslam made a statement saying he had no personal grudge against any of the 130 people who were killed. the uk high court has agreed to to assist a team of lawyers from new york, who are trying to serve prince andrew with legal papers on behalf of a woman who is suing him over allegations of sexual assault — allegations he denies. the case brought by virginia guiffre had its first pre—trial hearing in new york this week, at which prince andrew's lawyers argued that he hadn't been properly served with papers. let's turn to washington now, where four female american gymnasts have been giving heart—breaking testimony about how

the philippine president, rodrigo duterte — who's not allowed to run for another term — has formallyable tennis news developing in the women's side of the draw at the us open. two teenagers are into the semifinals. the 19—year—old canadian leylah fernandez, who played an extraordinary match to win through to the last four last night, and now the british sensation emma raducanu, who is still only 18 and is the first woman in us open history to go through qualifying all the way to the semifinals — which is a pretty remarkable achievement. david law is the the bbc tennis commentator and co—host of the tennis podcast. he told us about the possibility of us seeing a teenage us open final. it suddenly feels possible now — the fact that the two of them are in the semifinals and the manner in which are playing to have got there as well. you mentioned leylah fernandez, this 19—year—old canadian who's beaten last year's champion, naomi osaka, she's beaten angelique kerber, a former champion, and now elina svitolina, who's one of the top five players in the world. but perhaps even more remarkab

announcement comes after the icc launched an investigation into the philippine president, rodrigo duterteagainst humanity. the court said there's evidence that his �*war on drugs' was a systematic attack on the civilian population. at least two people have died following an earthquake in the chinese province of sichuan. beijing said it had launched an emergency response after a 6.0—magnitude earthquake struck, southwest of the megacity of chongqing. authorities said that signifcant and widespread damage was likely. the united states, britain and australia have announced a new defence and security partnership for the indo—pacific, sparking immediate condemnation by china. china's embassy in washington accused the three governments of having a cold war mentality. and france also criticised the deal — which will replace a previous partnership that paris had with canberra. so, let's take a look at what the deal entails. the deal will enable australia to build nuclear—powered submarines for the first time. it will also cover artificial intelligence, quantum technologies and cyber. the leaders

philippine president rodrigo duterte has signed a law taxing online casinos which cater mostly to chinesee law is said to be part of the government effort to regulate all forms of gambling. that is your latest business flash. alix: turkey delivering a surprise cut. the central bank reducing its repo rate by about one hundred basis points to. 18%. -- basis points to 18%. damian sassower joins us now. his turkey on investable -- is turkey un-investable? damian: for the most part, this was a long time coming. this was signaled by the central bank governor and by erdogan himself. now we have lira basically surging to an all time record high. that means depreciation of the lira. this is in rare if i'd territory here. it is investable, but not across the board. guy: we are now in negative real rate territory. we've got an inflation problem, which could potentially get out of control. the latest from the president is that he is blaming the supermarkets for this inflation problem. how out of is inflation? damian: at 9.5% year-over-year, turkish inflation is out of control. i think the real focus

. ♪ ritika: philippine president rodrigo duterte has signed a law taxing casinos, which cater mostlyo chinese clients, according to a spokesman who says tax collections will be used for universal health care and to develop medical facilities. singapore's health minister says covid-19 cases in the country are rising faster than the government originally projected. the health official said the delta variant disrupted the country's plans for fully reopening. the biden administration is pressuring companies involved in the semiconductor supply chain to be more transparent as the global chip shortage continues to disrupt many industries. softbank is leading a $200 million investment in a robotic startup that helps new york city with its covid-19 testing process. the move boosted value to one point $8 billion. last summer, the company's robots helped by performing repetitive tasks. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ chair powell: the evergrande situation seems very particular to china, which has very high debt for an emerging market economy, the highest that any emerging market econo

philippines president rodrigo duterte has signed a law taxing casinos. collections will be used for universal health care and to develop medical facilities. the law is also said to be part of the government efforts to regulate all forms of gambling. a wider reopening is seem to be delayed by a low vaccination rate. the department of disease control officials said the reduction in quarantine from 14 days will help boost thailand's economy and tourism. the u.s. food and drug administration has authorized a third booster dose of the pfizer vaccine for at-risk groups. that includes people over 65 and those at high risk of severe illness. the total hit to revenue this year for the world's carmakers is estimated at $210 billion. that is the latest forecast from alex partners, which says the industry will build 7.17 -- will build 7 million fewer vehicles as a result. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ chair powell: th

polls that have been topped consistently by the daughter of current-philippine president, rodrigo duterteear-old is currently a senator in his home country. >>> all right. let's check in with rob mayeda and we had rain, seems just like last night and now we are heading into fire danger, rob. >> yeah. but at least getting some of the benefits of the rain. see the rain estimates from the last 24 hours. it did have a big impact on the fires in northwestern california as you can see here. fire activity really has come down across northern california. but now, there is a new source of smoke that could be headed our way this week. a closer look at that, the fire danger, and showers in the seven-day forecast when we come right back. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. >>> let's take a look at the golden gat

this presents an obstacle to rodrigo duterte's plan.s say he could split the vote in the southern islands that both he and dutere come from. opening the door for opposition figures. pack he asked as he is never backed from any fight. canadians vote monday in an election that pulls say too close to call. a victory for the liberals could see him follow through on a promise to increase taxes on big banks and insurance companies and impose stricter emissions rules on oil and gas companies. conversely when further conservative leader could bring a really frail and canadian energy stocks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: just panic creon holiday but we have australia coming online and a half hour. let's turn to sophie for what to watch. >> saving up to be a risk session. the aussie dollar is set for a third day. could be a third month decline amidst the drop we have seen for iron ore. iron

this presents an obstacle to rodrigo duterte's succession plans.e could split the vote from the island where they come from, opening the door for opposition figures. he said he would has never backed down from a fight. hong kong voters have cast bouts in a revamped election process. it will pick the community that uses the financial chief executive. only people deemed patriots could participate. they is just one opposition leaning candidate. canadians vote monday in an election that they suggest is too close to call. a victory for justin trudeau's liberal party with increased taxes to big banks and imposed stricter emission rules on oil and gas companies. the conservative leader could bring a relief rally in energy stocks. that is a look at our first word headlines. yvonne: astray defending its decision to drop a deal with france. paris recalls the ambassadors. got the latest on the geopolitical risk. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: all right, it is looking bad with iron or. e. we have breached all of that 100 level. there is more panic the are seeing