i know that macau will be hurting. sophie: macau certainly.n you look at the region at large, according to chuck watson, a disaster modeler in the u.s., the typhoon could exact a toll of $50 billion for hong kong and china and $20 billion for the philippines. and this storm could see damages day, 67% ofion a the gdp for the city of hong kong. consider damages to property and cars and what it will mean for insurance payout. keeping an eye on cathay pacific which will resume flights after canceling. another worth watching, there was trained disruption. -- train disruption. stop.had a 33 our that is a big dent to revenue growth. when a typhoon hit last year, the government estimated economic loss to macau was $1.6 billion. shery: thank you. haidi: taking a look at the markets. moon jae-in has to pyongyang this week, the first to visit the north. with some of the biggest fixtures in north korea. this could define his presidency. let's go to our reporter. it is his third summit this year. his approval ratings are slipping. a lot at stake. reporter:

in macau it is.s about a decline in gambling because of fears of china tariffs for example. consumers pulling back on that kind of activity. also concerns about the pboc and the cowher -- macau having shared information. analysts saying this is really a buying opportunity. the selloff is overdone. macau is still seeing the strongest growth out of any of these regions in the sector. they are saying get in now. they see 20% to 30% upside vip theye happy -- think are going to start to grow in the coming months. potentialat other downsides to analysts talk about? >> the chinese economy. any kind of material move downward in the chinese economy could cause consumers to pull back on the gambling. trade tensions we have seen play out over the past in large part an attempt to slow down the chinese economy. we have seen estimates from analysts across the board seeing it could knock some 3% to 4% if we get the under 67 billion additionally from president to a that could lead slowdown in the economy. they are s

in the philippines, search and rescue operations are continuing, across hong kong and macau, the costrting to be assessed. i asked if we expect the central bank and the philippines to act following the disaster. the philippine central bank has thus far raised interest rates by 75 pesos a. we expect it will be increased by more and another 100 pesos next year. it will be an aggressive increased. the philippines, macau, hong kong, major trading centres, how has supplied being affected due to the devastation? it was definitely disrupted. in the case of hong kong and macao, the devastation was mostly controlled. hong kong is certainly back online and and luxury boating industry is and that sort of sector has been impacted but the damage is mainly has been negated. it is really the philippines and the logistics and infrastructure there that we are most concerned about. now to the good old rivalry between the two economic giants of asia, talking about china and india. indian leaders have spoken about converting the financial hub of mumbai intoa converting the financial hub of mumbai into a

macau says gambling is back. florence is weakening. river flooding could become catastrophic. reports out of washington say china may reject further trade talks in light of new tariffs from president trump. shery: looking at the friday session, it was a mixed picture. we saw the s&p 500 gaining for a fifth consecutive session but wait down by news of -- weighed the trigger on $200 billion of tariffs on chinese imports. we saw the nasdaq pretty flat at 8010 but did see a weekly advance, not to mention the s&p 500 was led higher by energy stocks. look at oil because we saw a third week in advance when it came to wti which is unchanged in early trading. brentolding at 78 -- holding a $78. hurricane florence now downgraded to a tropical depression, not to mention sophie, looking stormy in asia when it comes to the weather. sophie: we are going to be taking stock of the weather passesyphoon mangkhut through the philippines, hong kong and china. can see we had floating in low-lying areas and buildings with windows blown out. the wind speeds broke the record we saw in 1952 and 1999.

championship, in macau, china. tiger woods, his 80th pga tour two behind the behi all-time record held by sam snead. the only difsnrence is that d did it at age 47. woods now at age 42, as we take a look at the topn five i pga tour career wins, some o the great names and certainly one of the great days in the game oflf we head now down to steve sands. >> jimmy, thank you. alongside peter jacobsen. what did you make of what we saw? >> i gotin emotional wat tiger and how hard he's worked. i never thought we'd see this. coming from ahe year ago, tiger was, just given permission to start chipping and again, i've had back surgery. i haven't had back fusion surgery but knowing where tiger was and where he is now, all my spect and admiration for how hard he's worked to gete back nner's circle. >> 65 on thursday, 68 on friday. we have highlights lo pass on saturday in the third round. we'll start at the 1st with a birdie and whae a statement made here in round three. >> whenever you play with the lead and he was the ko-lea

of course, macau seeing economic loss. decision to close the casinos for 33 hours, as the mail loss for the operators there around $186 million, and it could shave two percentage points off of the third-quarter revenues in total. quite apart from the human toll and all of this, there has been said of the damage to the philippines, hong kong and macau and southern china from the typhoon. david: there were reports that a hurricane would shut down the hong kong exchange, so what was less severe than anticipated? >> i think that it more or less shaves hong kong, it could have been more. the exchange did open, the citi open today, the public transport is still disrupted and the airports are still getting up to schedule after they canceled hundreds of flights. roads around the city, they are still blocked off and trees have fallen. the windowpanes have been blown out of skyscrapers in hong kong. so that is how strong this half typhoon was -- this typhoon was. they have escaped the brunt of it, but they did expense destruction he

in nearby macau the government there has for the first time shut down all of the casinos there due to the extreme weather the form of portuguese colony also issued its highest storm alert on sunday . at least twenty five people were killed as the typhoon hit the philippines the homes of hundreds of people have been destroyed in the northern province of and some remote areas are cut off iraqis could finally be getting a working parliament m.p.'s elected a new speaker on saturday ending months of political deadlock following the election in may. a member of the russian activist group pussy riot has been flown to germany for medical treatment after what the group says was a suspected poisoning pietro's was hospitalized in moscow on tuesday with symptoms including a loss of sites from two others fifteen days in jail for running onto the pitch during the world cup football final those are the headlines up next if you find latin america. on counting the cost this week ten years later why young people are picking up the bill for the global financial crisis could a seismic economic event be b

we're also seeing in macau, the casinos, they were shocked the 33 hours for they were shocked the 33t about $186 million. the philippines, it's too soon to tell. some of those people live on two us dollars per day so we are getting a sense... we haven't even been able to begin to assess the damage. thank you. i know you will follow the story and update us as we you will follow the story and update us as we get more. that awful wake of devastation caused across the region by the typhoon there. hong kong markets did open as normal after the typhoon brushed past hong kong on its way to china but the region is really counting the cost. it's a mixed picture on the market at the start of the new week. remember there is the looming trade war, reports washington is set to announce a new round of tariffs on us imports and that could spark retaliation from beijing. about 10% on another $200 billion worth of chinese imports. 10% is less than the 25% the administration said it would talk about. japan was closed for a holiday, too. let's look at europe. six months to go until the uk leads the eu

and in nearby macau the government shut down all of its casinos for the first time the city also issued its highest storm alert officials in macau came under criticism for how they handled another big typhoon last year which killed twelve people in the united states florence has been downgraded to a tropical depression but it continues to ravage the states of north and south carolina the governor of north carolina says florence is now at its most dangerous stage it is dumping record levels of rain and major flooding is forecast over a dozen people have died. let's go live now to christa salumi who is in the city of fiat ville in north carolina so christine what is the latest on the situation there . well the storm is slowly creeping out of north carolina the worst of the wind and rain is over but it's clearly not over yet the rain still comes down and the rivers are rising that's the real concern the rivers continue to rise along with concerns about flooding and now mudslides as well in some of the more mountainous areas of north carolina and if you look behind me you can see exactly wh

and a nearby macau the government shut down all of its casinos due to the extreme weather a first for the region from a portuguese colony also issued its highest storm alert officials in macau have been criticized for their handling of a typhoon last year which left widespread damage and killed twelve people. fall over in the philippines the death toll from the typhoon has risen to fifty three and that number is expected to grow dozens of others a missing and feared buried in a landslide getting thirteen miners in kyin province alan dogan traveled through the area to see the destruction it left behind. to witness for ourselves the strength and scale of the food bank which devastation could be a province which your doors this is the town of island where hundreds of civilians were evacuated from their old days before the typhoon hit landfall. at her eighty three year old grandmother plas ago but their house of forty eight hours before the storm struck they survive but now they're free to go home we have. to be or is to suffer we're just corn farmers and now we've lost our hearing and we

the west the gambling hub of macau closed the doors to its casinos for the first time in history a head of the storm. authorities here faced criticism for failing to pad residents for a deadly typhoon last year now they face another huge challenge is said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the region this year. meanwhile at least eleven people have died in the u.s. as massive amounts of rain from tropical storm florence cause severe flooding in north and south carolina these were the scenes in lumberton a short while ago after roaring on shore on friday florence lingered over the area causing storm surges and flash floods authorities are warning residents not to attempt returning to their homes let's now go live to d.w. correspondent standing by in the city of new bern in north carolina how are people coping with the extreme flooding where you are. it's still raining here just a little bit even though the the hurricane has mostly passed us and the winds have died down and i'm actually standing here right now with the mayor of new bern north carolina dana outlaw. how is the town coping h

of the west the gambling hub of macau closed the doors to its casinos for the first time in history ahead of the storm. authorities here faced criticism for failing to pad residents for a deadly typhoon last year now they face another huge challenge just said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the region this year. well at least fifteen people have died in the u.s. as massive amounts of rain from florence caused severe flooding in north and south carolina tens of thousands of homes have been inundated and worst flooding could be ahead as rivers fill to the bursting point florence has weakened to a tropical depression but further rain of up to twenty five centimeters is expected nearly seven hundred thousand homes and businesses are still without power in afflicted areas authorities say the devastation is far from over there warning residents not to attempt returning to their homes. world racing champion lewis hamilton has jumped forty points ahead of germany's the bus and federal at the top of the formula one standings the briton secured victory under the lights at the singapore grand pri

the typhoon that is ripping through the region, macau, many gaming and casino stocks are down significantlycause. up next — newsbriefing. a new way of measuring poverty in the uk is being proposed, to include unavoidable costs like child care that some people face. alison holt has more. jenny has multiple sclerosis. she is also a single mum with four children. 0n benefits, she struggles to pay the extra child care and heating bills that result from her condition. today's report says existing poverty measures ignore the unavoidable cost someone likejenny faces. i get something is fortnightly, something ‘s weekly, some things every four weekly and trying tojuggle some things every four weekly and trying to juggle bout with bills that you pay monthly, children's things that cost weekly, i got myself into such a muddle because of all the medications i take for the pain relief and for the muscle spasms. the poverty measure proposed by the social matrix commission sets a person's income and easily accessible assets against inescapable accessible assets against inesca pa ble costs accessible asset

the way the gambling hub of macau place to do is to its casinos for the first time in history a head of the. authorities here faced criticism for failing to pad residents for a deadly typhoon last year now they face another huge challenge said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the region this year. meanwhile at least eleven people have died in the us as massive amounts of rain from tropical storm florence caused severe flooding in north and south carolina these were the scenes in lumberton a short while ago roaring on shore on friday florence lingered over the area causing storm surges and flash floods the u.s. coast guard had to rescue multiple victims by helicopter authorities say the devastation is far from over there warning residents not to attempt returning to their homes. ten people died in the state of north carolina alone and nine hundred had to be rescued at the moment approximately seven hundred thousand are without power our correspondent. is in new bern north carolina which was hit by florence pretty much head on she asked the local mayor dana outlaw about the challenge

of the west the gambling hub of macau closed the doors to its casinos for the first time in history ahead of the storm. authorities here faced criticism for failing to pad residents for a deadly typhoon last year now they face another huge challenge is said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the region this year. well meanwhile at least eleven people have died in the u.s. as massive amounts of rain from tropical storm florence cause severe flooding in the states of north and south carolina well these were the scenes in the town of lumberton just a short while ago have a look at that after roaring on shore on friday florence lingered over the area causing storm surges and flash floods the u.s. coast guard had to rescue multiple victims by helicopter authorities say the devastation is far from over there warning residents not to attempt returning to their homes. and now look at some of the other stories making news around the world the mayor of london has backed calls for a second brecht's that referendum. said the british people should have the right to vote on any deal reached by the gove

first time ever — after a 3—0 second leg win and a 5—0 aggregate score against tianjin quanjian in macauin in order to stay in the competition but the antlers weren't sitting back. and on 13 minutes, they took the lead on the night. serginho with the header from the yasushi endo's corner. hiroaki abe added a second before the break and substitute shoma doi completed it in the 66th minute as kashima now face either suwon bluewings orjeonbuk motors, both of south korea, in october. england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—rounder didn't travel to australia for the ashes tour either side of christmas and now along with team—mate alex hales, who faced no criminal charges, but was with stokes at the time, will face a disciplinary hearing in december. the england captainjoe root, speaking before those charges were brought against stokes and hales, has offered his support to moeen ali. cricket australia are still

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populated regions home to one hundred million people this after a near direct hit on hong kong and macau lashing the islands with high winds waves and flooding. thousands of people were without power either knocked out by the storm or shut down for safety reasons in china two point four million people had to be evacuated from their home hundreds of flights were canceled the high speed train service was suspended and thousands of fishing boats headed back to port once the wind and the rain died down the cleanup started on monday with flooding fallen trees and debris to be cleared and after safety checks were carried out road rail and air services lowly began to start operating again on the mainland the storm is expected to continue moving west towards northern vietnam scott tyler al jazeera beijing. on the east coast heavy rains are still disrupting rescue efforts in the states of north and south carolina storm florence was downgraded to a tropical depression but flash floods on the border between the two states are threatening more damage at least thirty two people have been killed where

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populated regions home to one hundred million people this after a near direct hit on hong kong and macau lashing the islands with high winds waves and flooding. thousands of people were without power either knocked out by the storm or shut down for safety reasons in china two point four million people had to be evacuated from their home hundreds of flights were canceled the high speed train service was suspended and thousands of fishing boats headed back to port once the wind and the rain died down the cleanup started on monday with flooding fallen trees and debris to be cleared and after safety checks were carried out road rail and air services slowly began to start operating again on the mainland the storm is expected to continue moving west towards northern vietnam got higher al-jazeera beijing. well in the u.s. east coast heavy rains are still disrupting rescue efforts in the carolinas despite authorities downgrading storm florence to a tropical depression flash floods along the border between north and south carolina threatening more damage at least seventeen people have been killed

but hong kong markets will open and gambling is back in macau. trump souringnt the mood. yvonne: china may reject further trade talks in light of new threats from the white house. n't happent did before. yvonne: this is how we are trading so far. taipei holding steady. david: let's head over and have a look at the early indicators. things first, here in hong spirit. was quite a markets are open in hong kong. we will talk about macau stocks later on. ftse a 50 futures done about 1% at the open. a big today pop on friday. giving all of that. msci china trading higher. it is the story about the currency right now. we were talking about how donald ,rump's threat on these tariffs a five-day look. here is dollar weakness. as we started training, we saw dollar strength. that does not bode well for e.m.'s. story, donald trump might pursue this as early as today. the wall street journal is reporting that china is considering turning down washington's opportunity -- offer to restart trade talks. is this the largest escalation of these trade tensions to date? : 200 billion dollars m

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this was the scene as the typhoon struck the hong kong—macau bridge at speeds of 55 metres a second.sands of homes were hit by power cuts, and the chinese army was put on standby for disaster relief. in hong kong, high rise buildings swayed, there were major storm surges, and streets were flooded. dozens of people were injured and hundreds of trees uprooted. 0n the southern chinese mainland, around 50 million people were said to be in the wider path of the storm, and around two and a half million of those were moved from their homes before the storm hit. there were power outages, and two people were reported killed in guangdong. fishing boats were called back to port and work suspended on nearly 30,000 construction sites. but the worst hit was the philippines, where more than 50 people died and there remains a high risk from landslides and flooding. this footage from the weekend shows a man stranded in the middle of raging floodwaters; he was later rescued. the cyclone hit the philippines with winds of more than 125 miles an hour, with the island of luzon very badly affected. rescue

>> my take on gaming is this, if you look at the macau gaming we find ourselves in a bit of a differentaluation and given their earnings growth it's a pretty compelling story but the fact the stock goes down seemingly every day it tells you bigger forces are at work. and those bigger forces might come in the way maybe people are scared of the trade wars that could potentially go on and maybe it's bigger than that. maybe tesla levels we saw about last july about 125, 130 or so >> mike, if the chinese continue to have to clamp down or did have to clamp down more severely on capital controls, that traditionally doesn't bode well for macau gaming >> doesn't at all. and it's not strictly about money leaving the country, so i think that's basically the overhang on the stocks for better or worse these companies based in las vegas have become, you know, proxies for the macau trade. so at some point there's an opportunity. just hard to know when they get kind of liberated -- >> but you've got concerns as well >> to some degree. it's not been as strong in terms of bookings and all the rest >> guy

this was the scene as the typhoon struck the hong kong—macau bridge at speeds of 55 metres a second.f homes were hit by power cuts, and the chinese army was put on standby for disaster relief. in hong kong, high—rise buildings swayed, there were major storm surges, and streets were flooded. dozens of people were injured and hundreds of trees uprooted. on the southern chinese mainland, around 50 million people were said to be in the wider path of the storm, and around two and a half million of those were moved from their homes before the storm hit. there were power outages, and two people were reported killed in guangdong. fishing boats were called back to port and work suspended on nearly 30,000 construction sites. but the worst—hit was the philippines, where more than 50 people have died and there's still a high risk from landslides and flooding. this footage from the weekend shows a man stranded in the middle of raging floodwaters — he was later rescued. the cyclone hit the philippines with winds of more than 125 miles an hour, with the island of luzon very badly affected. rescue w

. >> let's talk about what's happening in macau.nd what are the expectations for it to continue through to the end of the year? >> you think that the growth has been driven primarily by v.i.p. or higher end gambling in macau for the past several months, but i think that that baton is being shifted to a different hand where its going to match growth revenue. the mass growth revenue are probably poised to grow about 15% over the next six to 12 months. v.i.p. revenues, which have been the primary driver of growth more likely in the high single digits. >> one of the things that happens in macau is that these gamblers come in and they go to a casino with their junket and they get special chips to use and gamble there and its been a big driver of the revenue but you're saying and we've heard it on these earnings call, harry, we heard the ceos say that mass market is really seeing a big hiccup here. what's pushing that change in trend? >> you think on the v.i.p. side -- and this is really bizarre, the -- the casino operators have to be car

fall with the storm with men could and is still in fall just about forty kilometers to the west of macau take a look at the satellite image from the hong kong observatory you can see where the storm the center center of circulation just over there towards the western part of macau now i want to show you the bigger picture because i want to show you how large this system is to begin with to show that image right now of the large image of the storm there it is right there this is when it just left the philippines notice to the north we had rain all the way up towards taiwan and to the south into the central parts of the philippines put this into motion and you can see why we are so concerned because as the system makes landfall yes it is going to weaken considerably but we are going to see quite a bit of heavy rain as it makes its way towards the west right now one hundred fifty seven kilometers per hour winds gusting to one ninety four it is moving quite quickly about to the northwest at thirty three kilometers per hour now this is going to be the track of the storm over the next few days

when it comes to stock movers of note, i want to highlight macau casinos which are sinking.gm china down by nearly 7% after deutsche bank cut its rating. chinese steel players are sliding after moody's forecasting declining demand. on the back of that $6.7 billion deal to buy idt. some analysts reckon the price hasis too hefty and s&p placed it on negative watch on the back of that. manus: thank you very much, sophie in hong kong. emerging markets stock market has slumped to a 14 month low and there seems to be no recovery in sight. goldman sachs is signaling developing nation currencies have further, including citing unprecedented levels we have not seen and the global financial market crash. joins usr economist now. a great deal of research is being produced. goldman says there is more pain to come in the fx market. a bump in the markets this morning. market,s develop deficient to impact developed markets. i spoke to a jpmorgan asset manager and they are saying no, we are making great gain and it will not cause contagion. agree or disagree? >> i agree does not have the pot

and a nearby macau the government has shut down all of its casinos due to the extreme weather a first for the region former portuguese colony also issued its highest storm of are officials in macau have been criticized for their handling of a typhoon last year which left widespread damage and killed twelve people. store in the philippines the death toll from types in mind it has risen to fifty three and that number is expected to grow dozens of others still missing and feared buried in a landslide including thirty minus in good guy and province alan dorgan traveled through the area to see the destruction left behind. to witness for ourselves the strength and skill of the food bank which devastation it could be a province which your doors this is the town of island where hundreds of civilians were evacuated from their gold teeth before the typhoon hit landfall the end of the year at thirty three year old grant but their plastic down to their house of forty eight hours before the storm struck the survival now they're free to go home we have not. made it out to be or is to suffer we're j

typhoon mangkhut made landfall r mainland china today af striking hong kong and the island of macau. itn reporter ronke philips has more on the deadly storm that has already killed dozens of people in the phfoippines and is ing hundreds of thousands to evacuate in china. >> the world's most powerful storm this year wrecking havoc on the seaside village on the southern koa of coast of china washing cars and boats into homes. giant waves and storm surgesla ed the coastline. e thoses brinough to venture outside were no contest for the fierce winds. which reached speeds of more 1 00 miles an hour. windows were smashed and the high wnds torf parts of buildings and roofs. nearly half a million people across northern chaina have already been evacuated. many rescued by emergency crews using inflatable dinagiesing through waste-high water. in the philippines where typhoon mangkhut first hit the reality of the devastation cost is only w becoming clear. dozens are known to have died but the fulimpact on rural areas is not yet known. in the north of the country, a rescue operation is currently u

delivering passengers to go on joe in less than an hour he moves on through the integrate hong kong and macau into the overall development plan of china but the project has been shrouded in controversy hong kong's legislative council passed a bill to allow joint immigration checkpoints in the terminal passages from china will be inspected here not at the border for the first time mainland officials will enforce national laws on hong kong soil around a quarter of the terminal will come on the mainland jurisdiction to be designated signed which will include the joint immigration checkpoints but critics argue importing nationals here in hong kong is yet another attempt by beijing to tighten its grip on the former british territory. for democracy groups have led the protests they say the joint checkpoints undermine hong kong's autonomy under the one country two systems deal adopted with the territory was handed back to china for certain it's damaging to one country two systems and that is what we're being promise. at the basic law and also from you know. you know back to twenty years ago and now

in nearby macau, the government has for the first time shut all casinos as a precautionary measure. there, robin brant, sent this update. this is peak storms, peak winds — typhoon mangkhut at its worst, as it passes by hong kong. it's not a direct hit, but it's passing east to west at the moment. these winds in excess of 100mph. it's quite tricky to stay on your feet. people being told to stay inside, it's too dangerous to be out. hundreds of flights have been cancelled and most of the shops are closed. for the next few hours, this will be as bad as it gets here. the east coast of the united states is facing an "epic amount of rainfall," particularly in north and south carolina where at least 11 people have died as a result of tropical storm florence. many people in the area have been moved to safety and those that have attempted to return home are being urged not to, as further flooding is on the way. our north america correspondent chris buckler reports. this storm has left streets submerged across north carolina. towns along the coast and now inland have become badly flooded, lea

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populated regions home to one hundred million people this after a near direct hit on hong kong and macau lashing the islands with high winds waves and flooding. thousands of people were without power either knocked out by the storm or shut down for safety reasons in china two point four million people had to be evacuated from their home hundreds of flights were canceled the high speed train service was suspended and thousands of fishing boats headed back to port once the wind and the rain died down the cleanup started on monday with flooding fallen trees and debris to be cleared and after safety checks were carried out road rail and air services slowly began to start operating again on the mainland the storm is expected to continue moving west towards northern vietnam got higher al-jazeera beijing. to sochi now where turkey's prize russia. his russian counterpart for talks on the conflict in syria is a province by jim of pollution said there were complicated matters to discuss as they headed in several hours ago this is the second time in ten days the leaders of met one has warned of a b

in nearby macau, the government has for the first time shut all casinos as a precautionary measure. 0urrobin brant, sent this update. this is peak storms, peak winds — typhoon mangkhut at its worst, as it passes by hong kong. it's not a direct hit, but it's passing east to west at the moment. these winds in excess of 100mph. it's quite tricky to stay on your feet. people being told to stay inside, it's too dangerous to be out. hundreds of flights have been cancelled and most of the shops are closed. for the next few hours, this will be as bad as it gets here. 0ur correspondent howard johnson can speak to us now live from cagayan province in the northern philippines. how are things looking? i am in a city of cagayan province. today we made a 50 mile journey to the coast around, —— to the coastline, to a place called aparri. people have been tying down their roots, there was talk of evacuation. we met one man who said he had prayed to god before he made any decision to evacuate. when we returned today we saw this man and his home and it's been completely flattened. the rooms have been rip

a tropical storm manhood is battering southern china's province hours after it hit hong kong and macau but the country where first made landfall in the early hours of saturday is reeling from its aftermath at least sixty four feet will have died many others still missing in the northern philippines thirty gold miners are believed to be trapped after a landslide jimmy fallon dogan reports now from the province of guy on which took a direct hit. to witness for ourselves the strength and skill of step a station into the end province we jus north this is the town of where hundreds of civilians were evacuated from their homes days before the typhoon hit landfall. in and your eighty three year old grandmother placide left their house of forty eight hours before the storm struck they survived but now they're afraid to go home we have the money. to be poor is the stuff or we're just corn farmers and now we have lost our home to we have to borrow from creditors now just so we can start over. farmlands and now submerged in flood waters schools used as evacuation centers are also damaged. we do f

yet carry out our obligation to have no security loss i think that is a loophole as you can see from macau so that you haven't learned that their last little security put me to publish about that to call you a prominent risk that you scared for your job and you can just get you a job you present you present a prominent risk to your life because of the basis of that they said. see that now there are people in hong kong they can. home the independence movement in hong kong and we cannot have our national security letters leisured to to to regulate such kind of a pivot is i don't think that is say what we want to access in hong kong. what you have in hong kong is increasing influence from china who do things like kidnapping booksellers which they did in twenty fifteen you have hear about that as well you know sellers that disappear across into mainland china and then denounce their activities and say they promise not to publish fabrication i don't see any longer i think that's a legal thing here charlie back hayseed the hong kong you don't do anything about it government has. afaik investigat

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