since the ouster of the current presidents father ferdinand marco's senior. and there has been a lot of historical distortion going around according to these protestors here. and according to the critics, for example, that the marcus family already had well before the 1st marquess was president. and therefore it could not have been that there well, right now as been ill. god or that the father was a, was not a dictator. everything that he did was in the interest of national security. this is something that the son, the current president, craig, and margaret junior. i've also said himself, and so these are what they say, the historical distortions that they want to push back. they're pushing back right now that they want to keep pushing about the current president for a new market junior. he delivered a speech before the united nations general assembly. and in that speech, he did mention human rights, but only in the context of working with the united nations to improve the human rights of the situation. in the philippines there was no specific reference to th

to the philippines now — where president ferdinand marcos junior travels to indonesia and singapore thisf the new president's foreign policy strategy — both at home and abroad. well, earlier we discussed the stakes for the new president as he makes this first foreign trip abroad with foreign policy analyst chloe wong. here is what she had to say. his first foreign trip to both countries demonstrates the importance of the philippine relations to fellow asean nations. this decision to visit indonesia and singapore is considered a strategic move that takes pressure off him and the speculations on which country bongbong marcos will first visit as the new philippine president, which many people are guessing it's either china or the us. but this gives him the opportunity to draw advice from seasoned regional leaders like the indonesian president joko widodo and prime minister of singapore, lee hsien loong, on how to navigate a foreign policy in the midst of us china rivalry in the region. chloe, i am glad you brought up the us and china because any discussion about geopolitics in asia includes

it's now 50 years since president ferdinand marcos declared martial law in the country.ly disappeared, and killed during that decade. but since the former dictator's son came to power earlier this year, there have been a series of false and misleading claims posted online. laura bicker has been speaking to the victims of that time who fear their stories will be lost. 50 years on, these victims of the time of trauma and fear are no longer worried about being heard. they are worried about being believed. santiago kept records after he was dragged off the street in 1977 by soldiers who demanded he falsely confess to being a communist. translation: i was beaten using a cane, and they hit . my body many times. they used ice and let water drip through my nose. i went through almost all kinds of torture, even my genitals were tortured by the militaryjust to make me confess, but you should not confess. yet santiago�*s son is one of millions who helped vote in another president marcos. translation: you want me to just disregard what i wentj through, that cannot happen. the suffer

it's now 50 years since president ferdinand marcos declared martial law in the country.ed during that decade. but since the former dictator's son came to power earlier this year, there have been a series of false and misleading claims posted online. laura bicker has been speaking to the victims of that time, who fear their stories will be lost. 50 years on, these victims of a time of trauma and fear are no longer worried about being heard. they are worried about being believed. santiago martello kept records after he was dragged off the street in 1977 by soldiers who demanded he falsely confess to being a communist. translation: i was beaten using a cane, and they hit . my body many times. they used ice and let water drip through my nose. i went through almost all kinds of torture, even my genitals were tortured by the militaryjust to make you confess, what you should not be confessing. yet santiago's son is one of millions who helped vote in another president marcos. translation: you want me to just disregard what i wentj through, that cannot happen. the sufferings i we

president ferdinand marcos jr.the news that the philippines is close to buying supplies. >> now maybe we need to approach russia, maybe they can loosen up and provide us with some fuel. the political side of it has been tricky but nonetheless, the national interest comes first. and so, we have to find those new sources of fuel. alice: 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. tom: coming up. the pound plunged as the new u.k. chancellor doubles down on tax cuts in comments yesterday. gilt yields surging this hour as debt markets have reopened. more on this aggressive selloff across gilts and the pound. the analysis on where this leaves this economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 44 minutes into the european trading day. lines from the bank of japan governor on the back of the intervention we saw last week, saying the fx intervention was appropriate. the yen trading close to 1.44, down .3%. kuro

accused the government of destroying records in an attempt to sanitize the country's history, ferdinand marco's junior, the marcus, his son, and the current president, denied the allegations. while from all i speak to barnaby logan, john in his life from the valley. in the manila barnaby clearly sent still some bitter memories of that time. what's been happening on a truck right behind me. so i don't know if you can see the crowd right behind the truck, but there are thousands of protesters here in the mood here. if i remember, this is a country that avoided for a 2nd. marcus presidency, 31000000 volts. that's the most number of, most of any philippines president, since the ouster of the current president's father ferdinand marco's senior. and there has been a lot of historical distortion going around affording to these protesters here. and according to the critics, for example, that the marcus family already had well before the 1st marquess was president. and therefore it could not have been that there. well, right now has been ill gotten or is that the father was a, was not a dictator. everyt

rishaad: philippine president ferdinand marcos, jr. there.rities in india is in a better place than most when it comes to fighting inflation. find out why. that is next. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. indian that triggers are gearing up for a crucial week, as the central bank reviews policy, and the outcome for a global bond index review. the reserve bank of india is likely to raise rates. let's discuss with mummun dessai, be -- b&k securities managing reader. might that influence the r.b.i. to be more aggressive in raising rates? 11: it was a hat trick. but the commentary is weighing heavy on the central bank. it is visible in the currency also. we may see a rate hike in our forthcoming policy. it may be necessary to contain imported inflation. the r.b.i. could also use degree as a tool. liquidity is already at deficit and most likely could be used as a complicit rate hike tool. haslinda: of course, it is the strong dollar story. the king dollar. how should investors prepare themselves for the fx risk going forward? munmun: the r.b.i. has been do

i spoke to the president, ferdinand marcos, jr., in new york.hey have rising concerns over the war in ukraine. >> it impacts us in the same way that it impacts all the other countries. this is in fuel. it is such a basic commodity that everything follows fuel. the point that even our agricultural commodities like fertilizers, the input, transport costs have gone up. we have been asking our friends in the shipping industry and they say there are no longer any charters for fuel shipments coming out of russia. that, again, is -- what we >> -- what we are hoping to do is to go back and diversify. you cannot get complacent and depend on a single source. now, we will look to what we describe as nontraditional suppliers of fuel. we have certainly depended on dubai oil prices, but now maybe we need to approach russia and see if they can produce enough and provide us with some fuel. >> are you having those conversations with russia? >> we are. we are having conversations with as many potential suppliers. >> when could we see talks come forward? >> pretty

there are a lot of heirs being state leaders right now, so i think it will be refreshing if ferdinand bongbong marcoshsien loong because they are both heirs of their father's leadership. now, we're all familiar with taking photographs on our phones of our favourite dishes. but when an artist from the southern indian city of chennai shared her image of a cup of coffee online, the reaction on social media was red hot. was she a photographer, or a painter? now the truth can be told — she's painting in a style known as hyper—realism, where everyday objects are depicted in a strikingly realistic fashion. and her pet subject is food. let's take a look. iama i am a hyperrealistic painter, hyperrealistic food paintings. it is like painting a photo. inaudible. 60,000 likes. quite remarkable. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top story. police in the canadian province of saskatchewan are searching for two suspects, after ten people were stabbed to death. at least another 15 were wounded. the royal canadian mounted police are investigating 13 possible crime scenes, including the indigenous area

i think it would be refreshing if ferdinand bongbong marcos would meet with the prime minister becauserjoining us on the programme with your thoughts. before we go, i want to bring you more on the breaking news we told you about earlier. police in canada are reporting that 10 people have been killed — and at least a further 15 people injured — in stabbings. the incident is reported to have taken place in regina in the saskatchewan province, west of the capital ottawa. details are just coming in, but two suspects are believed to be at large and police are asking residents in regina to take precautions and consider sheltering in place. we will have more on that when we get it. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello, it has been a week of extremes across the uk, warm sunshine helping temperatures up to 26 celsius across east anglia, torrential rain, particularly in northern ireland and scotland, and that heavy rain has been coming from this area of low pressure which is the dominant feature in the week ahead. so, for those of us that need the rain, there will be some notable

kishida told philippine president ferdinand marcos, jr., he places importance on cooperation with theountry he called a strategic partner that chairs basic values in the indo-pacific. marcos said he hopes to strengthen his country's relationship with japan. the two exchanged views on north korea's nuclear missile program and the ukrainian situation. the leaders agreed to cooperate in resolving those challenges. they also confirmed they will continue arrangements for marcos to visit japan in the near future. in separate speeches at the gathering, kishida and u.s. president joe biden called for reforming the u.n. security council and in a meeting they agreed to work together on that. the leaders had brief informal talks, they reaffirmed this will work to strengthen the japan, u.s. alliance amid an increasingly severe security environment. they had in mind russia's invasion of ukraine and china's growing assertiveness in the east and south china sea. kishida expressed gratitude by the upcoming visit by vice president kamala harris. she will attend the state funeral for former japanese pr

president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and classes for monday. 0ur correspondent lauranoru crashed into the main island of the philippines. winds up to 180 mph. there are fears of coastal surges. the torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods, ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used to extreme weather alerts, but noru developed into a super—typhoon with very little warning. more than 8,000 people have now sought shelter. translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat of what happened to me before. as this storm makes its way over land, people here can only wait and hope they have done enough to stay safe. laura bicker, bbc news, in manila. citizens in cuba have been voting on a referendum called the family code. it includes a vote same—sex marriage. the result could be tight. evangelical churches oppose the moves which would give same—sex couples the chance to adopt. among the first to vot

president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and classes for monday.a: super typhoon noru crashed into the main island of the philippines, which is home to more than 64 million people. there are fears of coastal surges. the torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods, ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used to extreme weather alerts, but typhoon noru developed into a super—typhoon with very little warning. more than 8,000 people have now sought shelter. translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat translation: i evacuated the house i'm living - in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat of what happened to me before. as this storm makes its way over land, people here can only wait and hope they have done enough to stay safe. laura bicker, bbc news, in manila. the number of suspected ebola infections in uganda continues to rise — wit

thousands of evacuations are under way, and president ferdinand marcos junior has suspended work and the main island of the philippines. winds gusting up to 180 miles an hour and there are fears of coastal surges. torrential rain is already causing river levels to rise. red cross volunteers worked their way through low—lying neighbourhoods ushering the vulnerable to safety. this country is used to extreme weather alerts, this country is used to extreme weatheralerts, but this country is used to extreme weather alerts, but super typhoon noru developed into a super typhoon with very little warning. more than 8000 people have now sought shelter. translation: i 8000 people have now sought shelter. translation:— translation: i have evacuated the house that i'm _ translation: i have evacuated the house that i'm living _ translation: i have evacuated the house that i'm living in _ translation: i have evacuated the house that i'm living in because - translation: i have evacuated the house that i'm living in because i'm| house that i'm living in because i'm scared _ house that i'm living in b

tensions rise over china aggression towards taiwan president biden met with the philippines ferdinand marcosthe first time. marcos who is the son of former president and dictator ferdinand marcos, took office in june. president biden said tensions in the south china sea, the war in ukraine, and the rising food and energy prices were all points of discussion. and we're working very hard to be able to do something about that. and so we want to talk about human rights, so i got a whole range of things, but mainly interesting. so what's on your mind and how we can continue to strengthen this relationship? marcos is on his first trip to the united states in 15 years time, not 5 37 in iran. at least nine people have been killed as thousands of people protest the death of a woman who was in police custody . iran's morality police detained the woman last week for violating its strictly enforced dress code. iranian police say the woman died of a heart attack but that she was not mistreated . iran's revolutionary guard is trying to crack down on growing protests in cities across iran. a new report fin

ferdinand marcos, jr.telling bloomberg that the philippines's investment overrides the concern about russia and ukraine. dani: good morning, happy monday, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe," i am dani burger in london. sterling crashes to a record low. there is a vow for more tax cuts, and a hawkish response by the boe. futures sink and yields jump as a pessimism evens over prospects for inflation and growth. turning the page on draghi. italy set to have its most right wing government since world war ii. the losses from sterling on friday even worse in the early asia hours, experiencing something of a flash crash, falling more than 4% in the span of just 20 minutes. we saw sterling crater to a record low, that is this move here. liquidity is thin, but things are not getting better as we see more traders come online. we are not back to the 1985 lows but we are not far from an all-time low, trading at 105.42 at this moment. this isn't just a strong dollar story. sterling falling against virtually every sin

dan: in 1986, he went to the philippines during the people power revolution that ended with ferdinand marcose. david: we were warned people had guns at the ready they were ready to turn against us. dan: in 1970 nine, david was one of the first american american report is allowed into china. >> much of the cargo would leave from shanghai and end up in san francisco. dan: as trade took off, he became the abc 7 business report appeared over the years, he would interview the biggest names in silicon valley, but he is not all business all of the time. david: well, we could do a dance there, could not we. look at that. dan: at one point, he was doing a feature called friday feast. david: definitely memorable. dan: but no matter what, he was committed to getting the story, even when the pandemics upon the bay area. he figured out how he could do it from home. david: the pandemic change the workplace for all of us. dan: nothing it seems could keep him from bringing you the news. dan: nothing. we could spend the whole hour with him. he is with us now. we get asked this all the time. it's hard to say,

he is the son of the former filipino dictator ferdinand marcos. protesters were calling on the u.n. to investigate crimes by past president rodrigo duterte as well as those committed during the marcos dictatorship was the protesters held a large sign reading "hold marcos duterte accountle, no fascist dynasties." protests in iran have spread to dozens of cities after a 22-year-old kurdish woman died in the custody of iran's morality police. the woman, mahsa amini, died after being detained for wearing an improper hijab in violation of an iranian law requiring women cover part of the head. witnesses said amini was severely beaten in a police van. she was later hospitalized in a coma and died on friday. at least six people are believed to have been killed since protests began. video posted online show women burning their hijabs. on tuesday, the u.n. office of the high commissioner for rights called for an investigation into mahsa amini's death. >> there are reports she was beaten on the head with a baton and her head was banged against the vehicle by so-called morality police. authorit

on the president who is now meeting face to face with his counterpart from the philippines, ferdinand marcosg it to you. mr. ambassador, the protests, the situation we've been witnessing there in russia, those protests span across more than 30 cities. a lot of the arrests are happening of course in moscow and in st. petersburg. how damaging is this potentially for vladimir putin's larger goals? the war obviously has dragged on far longer than he had promised. and now all of a sudden these reservists who had come home are about to be sent back to the war zone? >> well, it's a major departure from his previous policy. up to this moment the war was a sideshow, wasn't much news about it, didn't really affect russians. when you call for a partial mobilization, 300,000 soldiers now to be called up, suddenly it affects a lot more of society and that's why you're seeing these demonstrations. and i just want to underscore for our viewers, you can go to jail, as you're seeing right now, for using the word "war" in russia. and for this many people to have been arrested means that tens of thousands, if

he went to the philippines during the people power revolution that ended with ferdinand marcos goingo exile. we were warned that people had guns in the ready and they might be turning against us in 1979. david was one of the first american reporters allowed into china much of the cargo will leave here from shanghai and then end up in the port of san francisco as bay area trade with the pacific rim took off david became the abc 7 news business reporter over the years. he'd interview some of the biggest names in silicon valley, but david is not all business all the time. well, remember those yeah, i do. alright guys, we're reminiscing here. yeah. david is here now david. we're so excited for you. and so amazed by 50 incredible years, you know, you've covered the tech industry obviously for a long time big part of his focus in the last 50 years there have been a lot of changes in how we've covered the news. i've seen a lot of times even more. absolutely. i mean we started shooting film tonight when i started here in 1972, and we had a process the film and it was a long splice it long pr

nations in new york city and lye right now -- live right now inside the president of philippines, ferdinand marcosing in new york city for the 77th united nations general assembly meeting. president joe biden is expected to depart the white house within this hour to join his fellow world leaders here. it's the first in-person general assembly since the pandemic began and, no surprise here, ukraine is expected to dominate discussions. let's go live to connell mcshane who's at the u.n. in new york city. connell. >> reporter: hey there, liz. yeah, it's not the only topic, as you know, but you're right, ukraine top of mind for so many world leaders gathered in new york and, without a caught -- doubt, it will be tomorrow. we've been watching world leaders arrive here on day one, everyone from france's emmanuel macron to canada's justin true trudeau. and it seems like in many ways tomorrow is the main event. president zelenskyy of ukraine has a speaking slot, are remote if prerecorded, the only speech that we know of that will not be many person this week. the very same day that president biden will spe

. >> ferdinand marcos, jr.s to become italy's first female and far right politician since it became a republic. they are counting progressives. what are we seeing out of these results? >> it is past 2:00 a.m. local but what is clear is the big winner here is -- we are expecting that she will make her way into the headquarters. it will be a celebration. clearly, she has come to dominate the italian political landscape and the italian right and she will have the keys to the next government. this is someone who is pulling 4%, just -- who was polling 4% just a few years ago. it already feels like a celebration for her. >> the markets do not seem too perturbed at the moment. what are we seeing? maria: going into the markets, this is a very good point. every time there is action, they tend to come often. a government would last. there is a lot of volatility in question marks. we have not seen the volatility we are expecting. there's two factors that go into this the european central bank clearly continues to shield c

ferdinand marcus junior. at this by public support for the marcos family. demonstrators say nothing can change history. barnaby low reports a defined remembrance of one of the darkest days in philippines. thousands took to the streets on wednesday to commemorate the date, 50 years ago that the current president's father declared martial law with 30 in and at the same time. it's also of course, in aging because what my relatives of god doing, marcia know, is in danger of being repeated now the, the commission of marshall lewis, not the late president marcus wolf for 21 years during which thousands of people were victims of wrongful imprisonment, torture and extrajudicial killings. he also amassed an estimated $5.00 to $10000000000.00 and ill gotten well not, not activist hearsay. these are proven facts. but his son now president ferdinand bumble mark was junior denies his father imposed marcia rule to stay in power. most people did not realize that a communist rebel as how close they came to manila. and that's why i was necessary to declare martial law critic see the marcus's have been on a white washing campai

morris >> seth allan morris stephen philip morris christopher martel morrison >> ferdinand v morrone >> william david moskal marcolson iouri a mouchinski jude joseph moussa peter moutos damion o'neil mowatt christopher mozzillo stephen vincent mulderry richard muldowney jr >> michael d mullan >> dennis michael mulligan >> peter james mulligan >> michael joseph mullin >> james donald munhall >> nancy muniz >> carlos munoz >> frank munoz theresa munson robert m murach >> cesar augusto murillo >> marc a murolo >> brian joseph murphy >> charles anthony murphy >> christopher w murphy >> edward charles murphy >> james f murphy iv >> james thomas murphy >> kevin james murphy >> patrick sean murphy >> raymond e murphy >> the sergeant of the osama, the department of defense, the pentagon. family and friends who truly love you, we truly miss you. it has been 21 years but i will say this, i will keep you in my mind and my heart always and forever. >> robert eddie murphy, jr >> john joseph murray >> susan d murray valerie victoria murray >> richard todd myhre takuya nakamura alexander napier frank joseph naples iii >> mario