he was assassinated at the manila airport. his wife led the people power movement that ousted marcos in 1986 and propelled her to the presidency. how to use the billions of dollars that marcos and his family gathered corruptly has been a lingering question ever since his downfall. filipinos were shocked to see the luxurious jewelry and shoes collected by former first lady ameldo marcos. the swiss federal supreme court ordered that ed thed that more million should be transferred to the philippine government. >>> 27 years after the people power revolution, the philippine economy is finally emerging as one of the most exciting in asean. growth in the third quarter of 2012 was an impressive 7.1%. nearly matching the pace of china. filipinos who go overseas to work make valuable contributions to the nation's economy but more and more citizens are finding they're rich enough to go abroad but not for work, for fun. nhk world has more. >> reporter: the philippine capital, manila, is a city that's changing. the economy is booming and n

. >> the capital manila is a city that's changing. the economy is booming. as the population expands, so does personal consumption. but people aren't interested in just buying things. they're going places, too. a vacation to japan used to be a dream for most people. but now for the middle class, it's a real possibility. in order to get people to go to japan, this travel agency offers different kind of packages. the president of the company, eileen dimenti and her staff, are busy planning new trips for spring. >> this year we will concentrate on things we should not miss in japan, the cherry blossom season. >>ome theilipino tourists heading to japan will travel on a low-cost carrier that began operating between tokyo and manila last march. commercial jets like these are helping the travel market really take off. >> we'll continuously grow, again, because of the affordability. >> japanese destinations are eager to show what they have to offer. the street fair in manila attracted different companies from japan. >> it's a paradise for hot springs lovers. so you

. >> foreign second del rosario, and said that manila would seek arbitration. they have disputes over rich fishing grounds over the scarborough shoals. the philippines claim china is violating its sovereignty. they want the dispute brought before the tribunal. even so, challenge looks unlikely to go far. china's ambassador to the philippines has issued a statement saying the dispute should be resolved through bilateral dialog. authorities in beijing have refused to accept arbitration based on the u.n. convention on the law of the sea. >>> u.s. diplomats are trying to punish north korea for firing off a rocket last month they presented a draft lest solution to the u.n. security council aimed at tightening existing sanctions. the draft condemns the launch as a missile test that violated security council resolutions. it also urges north koreans to end their nuclear development program. the draft lists additional sanction targets, including individuals and government organizations such as the space agency. american diplomats work with counterparts from japan and so

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, and we've been in manila for almost 20 years. and we have fully automated robotic lines in manila. so we enjoy asian manufacturing costs in that market. what's here in silicon valley is what belongs here. the brain trust, the designers. in effect, it's like being an investment banks. you've got to be in wall street. but you'd be crazy to have your accountants driving in to manhattan to do the accounting for you. they've got to be in a lower cost area. >> you tell a straight story, t.j. and you've always been real up front with us and i wish you the best of luck. if you hit a bottom here the stock's going to be springloaded. t.j. rodgers, president and ceo of cypress semiconductor. >> thank you. >> guys, look, good yield, but cash being burned down. bought back a lot of stock. usually terrific news but if the macro goes bad it's going to be difficult. this company's had a series of moves at times that were so breathtaking that maybe this is the call option on the world and the world of semiconductors. "mad money's" back after this

extreme poverty forced him to leave home and find a job in manila at age 13 to support his family.e sold flowers and worked in construction sites just to survive. he managed to be on the boxing team. >> the rest is history. the world witnessed pacquiao win. he succombed to the temptations of the world. >> i went to church but i was drinking and gambling, careless i committed adultery. i didn't care. >> manny fell to the guilt of his sins when he began reading the word of god. he remembered hearing the dream >> my sister stopped going to school because i was not sending them the money. alcohol. on that night i heard the voice of god in my dreams. his voice was 10 times louder than thunder. he said my child, my child, why have you gone astray. when i started reading the bible, the first verse i read said god talked to man through dreams. wow, my dream was real. >> since then manny became hungry for the word of god leading to a deep personal relationship with jesus christ. now he has bible study everyday memorizing verses by heart. he says the word of god is his weapon against temptat

manila 31 degrees. it's reflected here in the temperature. seoul minus three. thisill be on the rise into your weekend. tokyo we're looking at 7 degrees. single digits will be a lot cooler than what we felt yesterday. moving over to north america. it's apparent that we have two systems to talk about here. towards the west this is a very heavy snow maker. the winter storm is quite potent and that could give some heavy snowfall of 90 centimeters in some locations. that's about one meter in the span of 2 hours. the thunderstorms could get severe. we have reports of 110 millimeters and 90 millimeters in and around eastern texas. in the past 24 hours additional of 100 millimeters could be possible in the next 24 hours. sudden bursts of showers are possible and this will be moving into mid-mississippi valley. this rain could be beneficial from the ongoing drought conditn in the mid-mississippi valley. the level is the fourth lowest in history. temperatures are warm. atlanta 18 degrees. oklahoma city 12. here denver, 13 degrees. quite warm there. you're going be seein

toward tuesday, things will stay dry with a partly cloudy day for manila. temperatures up to 20 degrees. >> top stories for you once again on al jazeera. a venezuela at's government says hugo chavez is recovering well from a long infection. he is being treated for complications following cancer surgery. air strikes against al qaeda- backed rebels in northern mali are entering their fourth day. training camps and logistic depots were bombed. in pakistan the government is removing staff for failing to provide security after 96 people were killed in twin bombings on thursday. most of the victims shia muslims. in pakistan a cleric has begun what he calls a strong -- long march from the city of lahore to the capital of is not bad. he once sweeping electoral reforms, but critics say he does want to upset elections later this year. >> he is only 12 years old, but that is old enough to be immersed in politics in pakistan. >> the government is wrong. they have made our life helle. >> some have thrown their support behind a canadian- pakistani crcleric. his message r

and down toward the south 19 in hong kong and the 30s in bangkok as well as manila.rth america across the southeast lots of things are happening. this is due to a stalled front as well as a strong low pressure system. we have actually winter storm advisories and warnings posted for eastern texas up into new england. new england, you could be seeing as much as 20 centimeters of snow into the next 24 hours. flood warnings are posted for the green areas, and we also have ice storm warnings posted for the areas colored in dark purple. ice storm warnings mean that there will be a thick layer of ice on roads so, traveling is quite dangerous. actually, travel is strongly discouraged. but if you must travel, keep an extra flashlight and bring some food and water for emergency cases. out toward the west, looking dry, and lots of sunshine for you and temperatures are on the rise. we will show you the figures in just a moment. but snow showers affecting central canada and the dakotas because of strong winds. you could feel much colder than the actual numbers. minus 19 degrees e

for manila, things are looking nice for the next couple of days. we expect to see partly cloudy conditions and a temperature of 31 degrees. toward taipei, it could be breezy for you with wind out of the west at about 19 degrees. over toward india, it will be windy down here toward tree lockup. we expect that to continue toward the end of the week -- toward sri lanka. we expect that to continue toward the end of the week. and of dhabi will have 23 degrees. >> let's recap the headlines. britain's prime minister says he will let the public decide whether they want to stay in the european unity is reelected. david cameron ended months of speculation by promising a vote if he is back in power 2013. north korea has promised a new -- another rocket launch. benjamin netanyahu has won the election, but the party has lost ground. a time magazine editor and political campaigner has been jailed for 10 years under the so-called -- the law is designed to protect the royal family from criticism, but some say they are increasingly being used as a political tool. >

a shooting spree at near manila. among those killed was a 17- year-old girl and a pregnant woman. china has called on myanmar to stop its. footage from the area appears to show, military aircraft dropping bombs in the area. the region borders china. some good news for the u.s. economy. official figures showed it has just added 155,000 jobs in december. the unemployment rate remains at 7.8%. job opportunities came mainly in health care, manufacturing, construction, and food service sectors. this is after the u.s. congress passed a last-minute deal on taxes and spending. the u.s. financial regulator is suing to the banking giant jpmorgan $2.2 million, accused of misrepresenting mortgage- backed securities sold by washington mutual to credit unions. when the value of the securities collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis, so did the unions. this is the third such lawsuit filed against jpmorgan since june 2011. the u.s. congress has finally passed a relief package worth nearly $10 billion to the victims of hurricane center. it follows complaints from politicians over delays, of its

al jazeera reported from manila. >> in egypt, the train has derailed in a cairo suburb, killing 19 army recruits. more than 100 people injured in the crash. the accident took place less than two weeks after new transport minister was appointed to overhaul the rail system. the roads and railways have a poor safety record. activists are reporting air raids across syria. this is said to be hama province, which was bombed by government forces early tuesday according to activists. this video is said to show a shelling of rebel held neighborhood in homs. the rebels have been trying to push out the government from areas they control. in aleppo, the fighting is stifling industrial growth. >> this biscuit factory was once part of a dynamic industry. the working machines have largely given way to war machines. few factories are in operation today and even those are finding it tough to go on. >> we suffer a lot because we cannot find fuel and raw foods like sugar and butter and so on. thank god we're able to maddux. we hope the world thank god we're able to make due. >> this building has been clos

manila, 30 degrees for you. 20 in taipei. a pair of threes in seoul and beijing. minus 15 in you lan baer to.sub temperatures here, too. i want to draw your attention to this cloud just running towards the northeast. now, this is the jet stream. to the north of it it is bitterly cold. temperatures dropping well below zero. with the windchill, we're looking at minus 20, minus 30 windchill factor. so, that's definitely something that's going to be a main concern on tuesday, which i think is going to be the coldest day. now, over on the other side of the continent, much warmer weather. in fact, much warmer than usual for this time of year. summer-like temperatures in some places. let's show you some of the figures. new york city, minus 4. average, 3. minus 3 in washington, d.c. you usually see 6 about this time of year. winnipeg, minus 21. remember, these are the highs we're looking at. that's the subzero temperatures i was talking about. but over in the southwest, summer-like temperatures in los angeles. 27 degrees for the high. denver, 14. getting ready to rise to

thursday's high in manila, 29. overnight, down into the teens. shanghai at 5.eoul, minus 3 for your high. right around minus 9 for the low. rather chilly there for you. as we take a look toward the americas, we have this big band of cloud cover from the gulf of mexico, extending out through the northeast. that is bringing all sorts of rough weather. seeing some rainshowers and thunderstorms activity along the gulf coast and flash flooding could occur here. looking out to the appalachians, snow changing and even some freezing rain. driving conditions will be really hazardous and persist going through the next 24 hours. this remains stubborn and lingers. in the northeast, another centimeter or two of snow that will work its way off toward the east. behind it then, we have this high pressure coming in. already seeing chilly temperatures with this. still going to bring you fair weather at the very least. off to the north, into the dakotas, you have been seeing gusty winds and seeing snow showers. it will taper off. that will bring windchill for you, off toward the

albert del rosario told reporters on tuesday his office summoned china's ambassador and informed her manilald seek arbitration. the two nations were engaged in a maritime standoff last year for more than two months around rich fishing grounds near the disputed scarborough shoal. china says almost the ebb tire south china sea is its territory. thphilippines coters that chioma's claim violates its sovereignty. the philippines has said repeatedly it wanted the dispute brought bv the tribunal. even so the challenge looks unlikely to go far. china's ambassador to the philippines, ma keqing, has issued a statement saying the dispute should be resolved through bilateral dialogue. authorities in beijing have repeatedly refused to accept arbitration based on the u.s. convention on the law of the sea. >>> one month has passed since a shocking gang rape in india revived a national debate out sexual violence. a group of men attacked and raped a 23-year-old woman on a bus in the indian capital new delhi. she was taken to singapore fortreatment but died from her wounds. police arrested six men for allege

. >> in manila, four filipino survivors also returned home on wednesday from a passenger plane from algeria, via qatar. they were working at the gas plant in the algerian desert at the time of the attack. they came into the arrivals hall accompanied by a japanese employee of jgc. they looked tense and did not respond to questions from reporters. a vehicle sent by the company collected them from the airport. several asian countries suffered casualties in the attack. they include seven japanese, six filipinos and one malaysian. >>> julia gillard has called for easing of friction in the region. she made the appeal in what called the first national strategy. gilliard said the region seems increasingly unsetted by political rivalries and territorial disputes. >> australia has a key role to play in building patents of cooperation and trust in the asia pacific and in the wider world. >> gillard said the emergence of strong, new economies is altering the balance of power in the region. she urged the united states and china to avoid any miscalculations over potential hotspots, referring to territori

temperatures remaining in the 30s for the high in bangkok and manila. overnight lows cooler than that. seoul here at zero for friday. let's take a look at the meshes. the big feature is this storm system now moving off to the east from the southeast. that has been lingering here for some time already bringing heavy snowfall, actually seeing in portions of mississippi several centimeters of accumulation. now farther north into the appalachians you're seeing upwards of 20 to 40 centimeters expected into the next 24 hours as that system just continues to push overhead. now the good news is that it's going to start to rush off there towards the east going through your friday and clearing completely out by saturday, but unfortunately cold air is going to start to seen in behind that bringing down your temperatures to atlanta. you'll be seeing below freezing temperatures. meanwhile, out to the northwest, more snow into b.c. but also some stagnant air near vancouver down there towards seattle. this is going to be creating dangerous conditions for anybody with

manila 30 forecast for thursday. up to 15 in chongqing. 11 forecast for tokyo thursday. ulan bator minus 15 is your forecast high. australia, we were talking about that tropical cyclone oswald last week. it's now a remnant low but it's still causing a problem, bringing heavy rain, picking up all that moisture from the coral sea and dumping it here in the northeastern coast of queensland. you can see where the heaviest rain is going to be following that pink blob as it heads further south. in the worst-hit places you'll see about 400 millimeters of rain. enough to cause real damage with flooding. on we go into the americas. and once again, we are going to be finding pretty dry skies across much of the continent. that will change across the west. we have this cold front getting ready to move in which is a very good piece of news for you in the northwest. you've been dealing with stagnant air problems and lots of low clouds. that helps clear the air, bringing you showers at the coast and mountain snow, 5 to 10 centimeters. nothing too, too heavy. out towards the north and e

then we look at the tropics both into the 30s for manila to bangkok. now we'll take a look at europe with a storm system moving across the british isles bringing gusty winds at this time, but good news going into friday. it will start to taper off. winds will start to decrease. still seeing a lingering rain shower. it will be shifting over to snow as the jet stream continues to drip down to the south even into the alps with heavy snowfall. temperatures will be cooling off, too. london and paris, a high of 10 and 11 on thursday. paris, your low through the overnight going into friday will be dipping down near and even below the freezing mark. so things are going to get rather chilly here. looking to the east, moscow not even making it to the freezing mark. minus 3 here for your high. that's a look at the world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene it is otani in tokyo. for all of us here at nhk, have for all of us here at nhk, have a great day where you are. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

another foot of rain fell in the manila area in the last 24 hours.there is more rain to come. >> floodwaters rise in southern russia, sweeping through houses as people swept, unaware and vulnerable. officials say one town actually got two months of rain in 24 hours. another town, five months' worth. and etar tass news agency says in one community, floodwaters rose seven meters, 23 feet overnight. >> the floodwaters have receded from the streets. but as they ha receded they have revealed a scene of absolute devastation. >> russian officials are calling it the worst disaster in the region in a decade. several districts have been declared emergency zones. >> and people wandering around in a state of shock. >> officials say at least 171 people were killed. >> when we went to the town mortuary earlier on, there wasn't enough space in the mortuary for all the bodies and the local supermarkets have had to mend refrigerated trucks for help with the backlog of dealing with all of those bodies. >> state media reports more than 5,000 homes were overrun, disrupt

old one with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf monuc eight security forces in the capital manila again used to government demonstrators who are demanding more rights on the release of political prisoners. several arrests as police continue that clampdown on dissent now approaching the two year log people have been killed and thousands detained since the uprising began in february twentieth levon sunni rulers recently called for dialogue with the opposition but compared to say the piece of torture in interrogations and police brutality will continue unabated two months ago also received bond in the public gatherings to prevent progress in components from staging families and activist last month dollars so as security forces from abroad stoking the violence by attacking unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and nigerian are practicing and ought to buy in names and by nations to human rights when confronting when pro-democracy protests and behaving practice took place in many different video just and areas around and all of them all of them

based journalist and broadcaster neil clark i spoke to manila he believes there's a high chance the french army will get bogged down in mali despite the government's assurances that the mission will be just a matter of weeks. so back to the first world war that was going to be over by christmas we have the vietnam war was only going to last a few months even and that lasted for many years and of course the afghanistan which the war they're still ongoing after twelve years or so so i think there is a real danger that this is a sort of transforming too and they say that will be over in days or weeks and i think we could be talking more about months actually intervening in mali we've already heard that civilian casualties are taking place obviously this is. certain groups and there is a great danger that terrorist campaigns will come back to france so i think this is a very mistaken policy by hollande he is extremely unpopular he's only been in power less than a year and i think that the contradictions are here again because haider groups are with the islamic rebels in syria to get france whe

it finished with a fresh wave of protests across the gulf motorcade security forces in the capital manila again used tear gas on to government demonstrators who are demanding more rights under the release of political prisoners there were several arrests as police continued that clamp down on dissent now approaching the two you have logged people have been killed and thousands descend says that uprising began in february twenty seventh bahrain's sunni rule has recently called for donald with the opposition but campaigners say the piece of torture interrogations and police brutality will continue on the basis that two months ago sources beyond all public gatherings to prevent pro reform components from staging rallies activist darwish says security forces far broader stoking the van and spawn talking unarmed civilians. security forces who are working for the ministry of interior and i mean are practicing a lot of buy ins and a lot to boil nations to human rights when confronting when pro-democracy protests and behave in practice took place in many different villages and areas around behavi

. >> the 14th amendment, we all remember from high-school kamal is a reconstruction of manila in 1868er the civil war to plan the most abortive things that it did was granted full citizenship to african-americans, thus overruling the dread scott case. gerri: but that's the word talking about here. >> put that aside. section four was enacted having to do with the debt stemming of the civil war. gerri: which were headed for the south. >> because france and england loaned money to the confederacy. end so that was it. this goes to the core of constitutional analysis. analysis this based upon the intent of the time or merely the text with the words. gerri: democrats, harry reid to when dick durbin kamal saying, you can use the 14th amendment here to say, you know, i'm just going to give myself the power here to raise the debt ceiling. that to my have to tell you, not a constitutional scholar : that is an imperial president. >> i'll agree with to a thousand percent to win the reason, i see nothing in the language that the debt much indicates that the president would have a unilateral right

the uss guardian ran agroud at the national mark 400 from the capitol of manila. the crew is safe and working how to break loose. it's unclear if damage was done to the sheef or to the reef. back in 2005, greenpeace was fined nearly $7,000 of one of its ships hit a reef in the same area. >>> this morning, more problems for boeing. qatar airways based in the middle east has grounded the boeing 787 dreamliner. last night, europe and end yeah joined the u.s. of grounding the jets because of a risk of battery fires after a week-long full of incidents including fuel leaks, battery fires and brake problems. boeing still maintains its plane is safe. >> someone at the white house has a birthday today. i guess you know who it is. michelle obama's birthday. the first lady turns 49. no word on the celebration plans at the white house but we do know the first family is in town today. >>> and will she have a nice day to celebrate? probably want to stay inside on a day like this? >> i think the presidential limo has four-wheel drive anyway no matter what happens but they're not

here he is with his parents when he was a little tot in manila.n he was a 12-year-old kid, his mother sent him to the united states with someone who he thought was an uncle. actually, it was just a guy who his mom paid thousands of dollars to, to get her son into the united states, so jose could have a better life in the u.s. once he arrived, jose lived in mountain view, california, with his grandparents. he worked very hard to learn english. a couple of years after arriving in the united states, speak nothing english, he graduated from middle school and was named student of the year. a couple years after that it was time to get his driver's license. he rode his bike to the dmv, handed over his greencard and the clerk handed it back to him with a warning that said never come back here. he had no idea, but the greencard he had was actually a fake. his grandfather was a naturalized citizen and so was his grandmother, but jose was not a real citizen. until that day at the dmv, he had no idea, no clue that he, a kid was sent to the u.s. without the pr

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i saw the president's chief speech writer outside of the church an was carrying a manila folder thatress and he gave me a thumb's up as if they kneel good about it, there are two themes, coming together and a call to action, getting the american people engaged in the political process not just during the campaign but after the campaign in the four years ahead. the motorcade below the resier where we are, martha, as you can tell is starting to gather. in the next few moments the president and first lady will be joining up with the vice president and his wife and the congressional leaders and starting that motorcade over to the capitol to get ready nor the swearing in. martha: it is a very big morning, and,ed, you hit on so many of the important themes we expect to her a lot more about in the second term from president obama. the tone of this speech, whether or not he'll be somewhat controversial, what he'll stick to his guns on and will not cecede, gun control comes to mind, or will he strike a tone like he did before that put him on the political map. what kind of america are we? >>

he came by here and what then with a manila on below.ed. this is all due to something happening six hours ago. some of them go to san francisco state. here are pitchers said it took for us from inside of all part of it. they went through this gate and once they got through the front gate they basically take down the front door in the bedroom doors of the permit. they demanded the victims to give them marijuana. the victims stated that they thought that this was a growth house. they stated that they just will care and that they have nothing to do with this. i had a chance to talk to one of the victims who did not want to show his face. >> they did not seem to believe us and it just kept repeating themselves. we kept the nine dead and they got a little violence. they started smacking the guys around and they grab some of the girls here.air. that an early ballot and kicked me in the throat. i told my girlfriend that i was ok. they started kicking 1% in the road and there are no major injuries. >> the suspects came into the kitchen and used

. >> our local counsel in the philippines gave us a tour of his manila, the clubs were unbelievable.them who are classified either as dancers, nude dancers, or guest relations officers, g.r.o.s which i thought was the most formalistic title i had ever heard for a hooker. >> do not miss the premiere tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific here. >> what time was that? >> 9:00 eastern and pacific. >>> when we come back, goldman sachs strategist lays out the best sectors to play and whether or not the saul run so far has further to go. what are you doing? nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. >>> you're looking at natural gas futures climbing a bit toward the $3.50 level. we're looking at the latest report where it says that natural gas supplies, actually the number of natural gas supplies in the last w