at the jose favella hospital in the philippine capital, manila. in the past 12 hours there have been about 40 births, a fairly average night for one of the world's busiest maternity wards. >> as you can see, there's more patients than there are resources for them. >> reporter: dr. silvia de la paz, the chief obstetrician here, says they manage the crush as best they can, often putting two beds together as a tandem bed for four mothers and four newborns. and from these overcrowded hospital wards, out into the teeming slums of the city, it's easy to see this country is in the midst of a population explosion, what some are calling a crisis. the philippines today has one of the highest birth rates in asia with a population that has more than doubled over the last three decades from 45 million to 100 million. once the mothers and their newborns leave the maternity hospital, many are going to return to places like tondo, this gritty neighborhood right on the edge of manila. it's a place where families struggle to get by on one or two dollars a day at be

mystic thoughts on euro and he kind of alone but they're optimistic and then our chief correspondent manila chan is sitting down with me later in the show to talk about atlanta city so can the ones that glimmers gambling destination regain it's possible henri we're looking into it and it all starts right now. our lead story today europe and its non existant growth the eurozone has been in the pression since the financial crisis economic growth within your land has been much worse than in the u.s. as well as economic growth in the second quarter of two thousand and fourteen k. minutes. euro europe doesn't seem to be breaking out of this depression anytime soon back in two thousand and ten two thousand and twelve europe had a very serious crisis known as the sovereign debt crisis which it addressed by having the european central bank offer a debt backstop to every country that caused borrowing costs to plunge removing fears that a country would default and be forced to leave the common currency now for liquidity that looks good thanks to the e.c.b. but the economy it still hasn't grown which

chan manila thank you so much for being here and i know this is good stuff to learn and you see not very far from here and i see you so let's get to is now i want to ask you you know it looks like the rubble was great everything was going well if there was no reason for it not to work but it just didn't turn a profit and in fact morgan stanley they were willing to take a billion dollar loss on this just right up just to get out of it get out of their position so why was rebel not as successful as anticipated did it have to do you know with time in the recession what was it you know i think it's a little combination of all of those things the timing was in part and we'll get further into that as we talk about as we know sandy's right but let's start first and foremost with really bad function way ok and not not to be not to be talking about you know design and but really when it comes to building a casino. you need to put the casino where it's accessible right this casino is on the third floor it's six stories above the ocean so it's really bad. funks wife of the gambling area is rea

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. the fatal shooting of michael brown the unarmed eighteen year old in ferguson near st louis has sparked several nights of unrest throughout the area brown was shot dead in broad daylight on saturday afternoon witnesses say as he was crossing the street with his hands up protestors speaking to the press have made statements such as it's not about michael brown it's about all of us that's referring to the widespread feelings of racial divide between police and the community that they serve and ferguson which is largely african-american now take a look at this the police department of ferguson has fifty three officers on the force of those only three are african-american a clear disparity in the racial demographic makeup of that town a force that clearly lacks racial diversity overnight a drive by shooting occurred near the rioting area where one woman was shot in the head in that drive by but shortly there after yet another police related shooting reports say that police were dispatched

al jazeera, manila. >> in nigeria, a doctor has become the second confirmed case in legos. doctor patrick sawyer died from ebola after arriving from monrovia. nigeria is the fourth country to be infected. the national security and defense council told journalists that ukrainian soldiers had entered russian territory. they retreated and headed to their base to regroup. two planes carrying remains of victims of the crashed malaysian airline jet has left for the netherlands. the plane is carrying personal belongings from victims. flight 17 was shot down killing all 298 passengers and crew most of them were dutch. many victims had been found and transferred to the netherlands for identification. it's estimated up to 80 bodies are still at the site. >>> brazil is an economic were power. much rapid growth has strippe stripped brazil of its ability to care for communities. >> it's another busy day at its clinic in rio de janeiro. people here receive basic care and preventive medicine free of charge as provided by brazilian law. 20,000 people rely on the clinic. >> our main goal ar

africa for the last decade or so i really want to thank you for coming on helping us break this down manila chan or to correspondent thank you so much thank you. are you guys coming up will feature a performance by an israeli and palestinian youth group stay tune. technology innovation. developments around. the future of coverage. all. right. with no end in sight to the violence in gaza and israel it can be difficult to remember that amidst the political crisis it's civilians that are caught in the crossfire and many observing the conflict from the outside these two ethnicities arabs and jews are inherently at odds and will never see eye to eye on anything but as the next performance proves cooperation and understanding between these two sides is possible the band is called heartbeat a collective musical group that consists of over one hundred israeli and palestinian youths from all around the world and a few months ago they came on the show to show how possible it is to bridge the divide through the universal language of music here they are performing the song. which means when the impossi

i'm manila chan the your watching our team america. the u.s. involvement in iraq is growing as islamic islamic militants gain momentum in the country's north u.s. air strikes over the weekend hit multiple locations around the city of irbil intending to keep the militant group known as isis at bay other strikes were intended to defend members of the izzy religious minority from isis attacks american air aircraft also drop food and water for thousands of years edis who have been trapped on a mountaintop in singe are but the strikes are just a part of an overall american effort to quell the conflict in iraq while the u.s. says it has no plans to send in troops artie's amir a david brings us more on the obama administration's arming of the fighters on the ground. the obama administration is beginning to directly provide weapons to kurdish peshmerga forces to fight off islamic militants senior officials who announce the decision to the press on the condition of anonymity what i say exactly what types of weapons are being sent nor what government age

endorse the use of an experimental drug in an effort to thwart a bola artie's manila chan brings us more on this developing story the death toll from the obolus epidemic now stands at over a thousand according to the world health organization and including a spanish priest who became the first european to die in the worst outbreak of the disease ever the world is bracing for a larger scale outbreak and pressure is mounting on president obama and u.s. drug makers to help mitigate further impact of this deadly disease now no proven vaccine or cure really exists yet there is one drug made in san diego california that many hope could help the map a previously untested drug was first tried out on the two americans affected with ebola dr kent brantly and nancy now that prompted the four countries hit with the outbreak sierra leone liberia guinea and nigeria to ask why their countries haven't received the experimental drug in those countries six hundred people are currently suffering with ebola and according to the doctors that testified last week a bully hearing on capitol hill they suspect th

he moved to manila as a teenager and began to work and then send money home to his village in china. in manila, he learned that a way to get to america-- which was his goal-- was to maybe cross over as a philippino national. >> hinojosa: let me... let me stop you there. >> yes. >> hinojosa: why did your dad... so he's from this small southeastern village in china... >> yes. >> hinojosa: ...what made your dad understand that his goal was united states? >> was america. oh, it was just common knowledge for people who... lived a life of poverty and want that there was this golden land; this golden mountain; this thing called america that some people had gone to and done well in, and could prosper and either raise a family or send money back to the family in china. and this became a pervasive goal among a lot of young men, particularly in china. and so my father's way was to-- through advice from friends-- buy a piece of paper that made him ricardo torres. and so... >> hinojosa: okay, wait. so your dad's... his birth name... >> ...is fong kwok seung. fong kwok seung. >> hinojosa: and he b

will approach the nation's immigration crisis obama now says he has been left to act alone artie's manila chan has more august is a month to enjoy the last bit of fun in the sun before the kids are back in school and it's back to the grind and of course no one knows that better than congress who promptly left capitol hill on friday for their august recess while nearly sixty thousand migrant children are left in limbo so president obama is left to act on his own in washington that is of course before he departs this weekend for his own summer holiday in martha's vineyard so what that means is that the president and his cabinet have to act quickly in terms of budgets in the interim since all departments concerned with the border crisis are running out of money department of homeland security ice health and human services customs and border patrol all are on pace to be out of funding for immigration and border security by early september which is well before congress returns to the hill and at least weeks before we can expect to see a bill passed that would address the humanitarian crisis at

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america the u.s. continued its bombing in iraq this afternoon as two more airstrikes have been unleashed in erbil earlier today u.s. fighter jets dropped five hundred pound bombs in the northern iraqi region of erbil to protect american personnel in the region and push back isis militants from the kurdish regions where there is a large christian community facing threats to their lives these are the first air strikes in iraq since obama pulled all u.s. troops back in two thousand and eleven but as isis continued their advance in the region seizing mosul in june in the country's largest dam yesterday president obama has been forced to change his tune take a listen. while leaving behind a sovereign stable and self-reliant iraq the united states will not pursue military options that support one sect inside of iraq at the expense of another there is no military solution inside of iraq certainly not one that is led by the united states i think it's fair to say that. their extreme ideology poses a medium and

to travel to guinea liberia or sierra leone for now there is no cure only caution from washington manila chan r.t. . an internal cia investigation has revealed that five cia employees two lawyers and three i.t. specialist improperly accessed or caused access to a database that only staff members of the senate intelligence committee were permitted to use the report compiled of a cia's office of the inspector general. asserts that agency personnel improperly intruded into the press protected database installed in two thousand and nine to help the committee compile a report on the cia's rendition detention and interrogation activities this is what cia director john brennan said about those allegations back in march as far as the allegations in the cia. and some computers nothing that we know it's prompted calls for him to apologize and even to resign or have asked for an apology and a recognition that this cia search of computers used by its oversight committee was in appropriate besides the constitutional implication the cia's search may also have violated before commending the computer fr

i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america surveilling syrian skies the u.s. is latest response to the threat of islamic militants wreaking havoc along the iraqi syrian border has many wondering if one time foes the u.s. and syria could become friends of me today the obama administration officials announced that it would begin aerial surveillance of isis controlled territories within the syrian border an unnamed official tells the a.p. that while these aerial surveillance drones are necessary for reconnaissance purposes against the isis militants the white house confirmed that they're not acting in cooperation with the assad regime so could this mean the u.s. is gearing up for new air strikes in syria in response to this syrian officials say they welcome u.s. surveillance of the isis militants but the syrian syrian foreign minister had this to say any strike which is not coordinated with the government will be considered as. as a gresham's this as the u.s. ramped up its involvement in the region following the beheading of american journalist james foley and th

correspondent manila time now for the best of the very best from this past week. because. it's the end of the week and that means it's time for a best of the very best segment now first up we have william white chairman of the economic development and review committee at the c.d.c. and he's giving us his take on quantitative easing and whether there is truly a trickle down element to it and to tie up our first week of blackout interviews we'll see what cryptologist bruce schneier has to say about n.s.a. surveillance next to a computer security analyst dan gere tells us what he sees for the future of internet confidentiality and to chop off the segment security consultant kate pierce is giving us her take on the efficiency of day. demining in light of all the controversy surrounding mass surveillance enjoy. i think the real problem aaron has being that policymakers bankers regulators politicians vs anybody you want virtually anybody you want to think about who has been a party to what has happened up until now i think if you accuse them of short termism it would be an accus

. >> more than 400 filipinos asked back in manila after a 3-day evacuation from libya. they were picked up from the port of benghazi, and taken to malta. they then caught a chartered flight to manila, trying to escape the fighting between rival ethnic militia groups in the country. in the latest round of fighting several people have been killed in libya. a u.n. special envoy is expected to visit the city. demonedors say they won't want foreign intervention. >> reporter: rival groups fight in tripoli. armed men take control of the tapp call. they have no national army since muammar gaddafi was kicked out and killed. rebels were stepped into the gap. working in a capacity paid by the state. representing the city of hiz rarta, and loyal to different groups. >> this is the result of today's battle between the rebels and what is left. violence has been getting worse and libya in recent months. putting the lives of foreigners in danger. filipinos are among those that have returned home. embassies and international organizations closed. civil society initiatives are springing

about 100 kilometers northwest of manila.an see again what people are dealing with here with rainfall enhanced by the typhoon sitting out over the open waters. the pattern continues to batter people away from the storm. the concern is now for folks across southern japan. we've seen about 40 inches of rainfall across southern japan since saturday afternoon. take a look at the perspective as far as what we've had in store for us. 120 to 150 kilometer hour winds. category one hurricane expected to make landfall here sometime friday night into saturday morning. right across portions of southern japan. the cone of uncertainty we talk about, tokyo is still in line for a threat. the blue areas indicate the most likely scenario. the winds going to be quite powerful on the eastern side, the storm surge certainly going to be impressive, at this hour seeing reports of wave heights sitting around 32 feet with that sort of wave height. not only a mariner, but any of those coastal communities will not be able to take the amount of moisture

manila sits 1300 kilometers away.at the footage from luzan. 800 miles from the center of the storm system, this is across portions of ermosa. about 100 kilometers or 60 miles northwest of metro manila where people are waiting through chest high waters and the concern is these sort of conditions will be pushing in towards southern japan. extremely flooding will be played out in this region. the graphics kind of putting it in perspective of exactly where the track of this storm system goes. this will be friday night to saturday as well across kochi in southern japan. this region, max, has seen a foot of rainfall. it's been in southern japan. more rain floods come down here than you would expect outside of your studios in london in an entire year in a couple days time. this next storm system, not good timing for folks across southern japan. >> pedram, thank you very much indeed. >>> online security company says hackers in russia have stolen 1.2 billion user names and passwords for half a million e-mail addresses. that co

in manila dealing with rain coming up for tuesday. let's take a look at the forecast in europe. the low pressure system responsible for causing lots of problems has all but dissipated. we have a cold front bringing in wet weather. australia 3 centimeter diameter hail. looks like more rain for the central and western portions of europe. temperatures from 22 in paris to 24 in berlin and a chance for it into vienna. we have a ridge building bringing very hot temperatures. 35 degrees in kiev for monday. we look into the middle of the week way above average for helsinki and kiev and stockholm. definitely dangerous heat. make sure you are taking precautions. >>> let's take a look at north america. we have a cold front pushing off the eastern seaboard. notice the bright clouds down towards the caribbean. this is tropical storm bertha. it was responsible for causing problems in puerto rico during the weekend. the good news is because of the cold front on the eastern half of the united states that will push the system further out to sea. it will strengthen into a hurricane as we go into

mega city manila has been already been hit with heavy flooding. no more rain is welcomed there.an is experiencing extreme heat. temperatures will be above 35 degrees in central japan. heat advisories are posted widely here. in and around tokyo, metropolitan region it could be the hottest day of the summer so far. so please watch out for heatstroke. down below here in southern half of china. heat advisories and warnings are in place as well as thunderstorm warnings. scattered thunderstorms will be revailing across those locations. 39 degrees with plenty of sunshine. 36 in tokyo yet again forecasted for wednesday. hiroshima 28 with rain heavy at times. now let's look over to hawaii. we have two storm systems. this is going to be a double punch for the weekend across the very popular holiday destination. tropical storm watches already in place. this is iselle. this is category 2 hurricane. the good news is it is going to become a tropical storm but it is going to be very stormy throughout your weekend. and another one chasing after it is julio, and is likely to become a hurricane s

a category 4 equivalent, about 600 miles east of manila, about 800 kilometers east of tack lobe an. for our friends in japan, not good news. you look at the latest track, thursday into friday. weakened a little bit, but still with the amount of water on the ground, this storm system has the potential for major devastation in this region. guys? >> that's very disappointing for them. thanks so much. more storms to come, because it's that time of the year. coming up next here on cnn, the latest on what has been unchartered territory for the united states. bringing obowla patients on to u.s. soil. >> and this iraqi dam is now controlled by an islamic militant group. coming up, the growing fears of what the group might do with it. >>> welcome back. isis militants have made sweeping gains in northern iraq, including the capture of the country's largest dam. they seized the mosul dam sunday after a day-long battle with kurdish forces. the sunni-backed fighters also took control of several towns and oil fields near kurdistan. the mosul dam is about 50 kilometers north of the city of mosul,

some people wading through chest-deep water in manila because of the heavy rainfall. let's turn our attention to the eastern pacific. we have two tropical systems setting its sights toward hawaii. first, we're talking about azel. you notice the characteristic eye has all but disappeared. the reason is because it is weakening. it is hitting colder waters. so it's taking away some of the gas it needs to stay strong. the good news is, it is going to continue to weaken. however, it's still going to bring lots of rainfall and also some strong winds as we go into thursday and then into friday. tropical storm watches are posted all along the coastlines here. please make sure you're taking precautions with this. as we go into the weekend, hurricane julio will now be following behind this system. right now the track is turning slightly toward the north. so it looks like that's not going to make a direct landfall over hawaii. however, because of the size of the system, it will likely cause some very rough surf as we go into the weekend. a quick look at the americas. north ameri

manila you'll be keeling with monsoonal rain. tokyo hot once again. mid-30s coming up for wednesday. we wrap things up with a look at europe. we do have an extended frontal system from the scandinavian peninsula into central europe. that is pushing up against warm air ahead of the system. that clash brings heavy amounts of rainfall. we may be dealing with waterspouts and possible hail and strong winds. so be prepared for that. the eastern side of europe dealing with very hot temperatures. high of 32 degrees in kiev for our tuesday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's our extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. ñpgsws >> welcome back to the "france 24" newsroom. a-10s column in after one month of fighting. in gaza afterm one month of fighting. the world bank urges more than $200 million in emergency aid to help contain the deadly ebola virus that left close to 900 dead. controlling the ebola viruses on the table as the first ever u.s. africa summit is now in washington. trade and investment between

. >> traffic has been at a standstill for an hour on this road outside the philippine capital, manilahe policeman in charge of directing traffic here is on a break. mark ruiz is used to the disruption. >> yeah, well it comes with the job. it comes with it. especially if you go outside. in very urban areas, it's traffic and gridlock. in areas like this these are the portions that can make things very, very tricky as you travel. the good news is that the further you go out, there are less cars but that also means less roads. >> finally, the policeman returns and waves the drivers on. mark ruiz makes his appointment on time. 75-year-old remedios gonzales owns a so-called "sari-sari" shop. she's been running the small convenience store in front of her home for more than 40 years. she earns about two euros a day from the sale of everyday items. >> most shops are not used to maintaining records but this is one of the things we consider very important. >> remedios has learned how to keep records from her advisor mark ruiz. >> these are the purchases from the suppliers. so, two trays of igglo

still seeing heavy rainfall in manila. temperatures topping off at 34 on thursday. let's take a look at forecast now for europe. we do have this massive low pressure system. no real forcing mechanism to move this out of the way and so it will continue to bring a lot of wet weather. we do have a cold front also associated with this, so because of that, some thunderstorms possible for northern italy, also into the balkan peninsula. we may be dealing with some severe weather from here from time to time. in fact, four water spouts were reported on tuesday in italy. in the meantime wet weather for the northern portions of the continent and colder weather, talking about teens in europe, as we go into wednesday. look at the temperatures for the high. 18 for london, 19 in paris a little wet over there, 18 in berlin and stockholm. a little warmer towards the east, toward the southern balkan peninsula 34 degrees under sunny conditions. let's wrap things up with a look at north america. a low pressure system that was responsible for some intense weather earlier this week is no

charmaine deogracias, nhk world, manila. >>> let shift gears and go to business news. investors in tokyo are starting their morning going through a handful of economic data. we are joined from the business desk. good morning. what are some of the headline figures? >> catherine, we have jobs, we have, you know, price data today, both closely followed by people who study japan, because they given a insight into the state of the economy. now, government officials say the job market in july seemed to be stable. officials at the internal affairs ministry say the unemployment rate rose by 0.1 point to 3.8%. the number of people with jobs rose by 460,000 from a year earlier to more than 63 million. that figure has been climbing for 19 months in a row. the number of people without jobs fell by 70,000 to about 2.5 million. it's been falling for 50 consecutive months. labor ministry officials say the ratio of job offers to seekers was unchanged at 1.1. that means there were 110 positions available for every 100 job seekers. there have been more jobs than job seekers for nine str

of 28 and down toward the south the rainy season front continues to affect taipei, hong kong and manila. highs will be in the low 30s. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us. >> welcome back to the newsroom. these are the headlines. reaction pours into the brutal killing of a u.s. journalist by islamic extremists. this news comes out of a failed u.s. mission to save james foley, along with other captives this summer. three top military leaders from hamas are killed in the latest israeli airstrikes. gaza police say dozens more are still under the rubble of a four-story structure. the americans after being treated for ebola is reportedly discha

chongqing at 29 degrees the, bang kk and manila with a chance of thunderstorms. but midsummer-like temperature will continue across honor show with heat advisories in place. tokyo at 34 degrees. across the u.s., heat is also a huge topic here. we have a surge of that humidity from the gulf of mexico and that's likely to be prevailing. we may see some severe thunderstorms due to the clash of the heat and the cold air coming from the north. pennsylvania possibly about 97 but yet again florida peninsula as well as the deep south will be looking at these kind of temperatures all above the average range. please watch out for these aspects to prevent heat stroke and please drink plenty of water and try not to get too much sun. across europe, similar picture here. the northern half looking very cool and windy as well as wet and then down towards the south we're looking at another system pulling into russia, but it's going to be on a weakening trend in and around croatia where they had a sudden burst of shower in an hour. tornadic activity will still be a risk in the mor

outbreak as well as the cases of these two americans i'm joined now by our to correspondent manilla chen manila hi how are you thanks for having me yeah thanks for coming on i wanted to start by see if you could break down a little bit of the history of this virus and why this current outbreak is so unprecedented well let's start with the history obviously the first documented case of ebola was back in one thousand and one thousand nine hundred seventy six. it was believed to have been started in fruit bats but that's still completely unconfirmed there are people saying that it started out with other animals but the first human documented case was in one nine hundred seventy six now fast forward to today it's so on president it because before they seem to have been able to to contain the issue. you know maybe one hundred two hundred people but at this point i mean it is in outbreak status you know we're we're looking at over thirteen hundred people currently confirmed to be infected and hundreds if not thousands more potential cases and nearly seven hundred dead at this point so this outbreak s

outbreak as well as the cases of these two americans i'm joined now by our to correspondent manilla chen manila hi how are you thanks for having me yeah thanks for coming on i wanted to start by see if you could break down a little bit of the history of this virus and why this current outbreak is so unprecedented well let's start with the history obviously the first documented case of ebola was back in one thousand and one thousand nine hundred seventy six. it was believed to have been started in fruit bats but that's still completely unconfirmed there are people saying that it started out with other animals but the first human documented case was in one nine hundred seventy six now fast forward to today it's so on president it because before they seem to have been able to to contain the issue. you know maybe one hundred two hundred people but at this point i mean if it is in outbreak status you know we're we're looking at over thirteen hundred people currently confirmed to be infected and hundreds if not thousands more potential cases and nearly seven hundred dead at this point so this outbrea

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i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. the u.s. involvement in iraq is growing as islamic militants gain momentum in the country's north and u.s. airstrikes over the weekend hit multiple locations around the city of erbil intending to keep the militant group known as isis at bay other strikes were intended to defend members of the religious minority from isis attacks american aircraft also drop food and water for the thousands of his eighty's who have been trapped on a mountaintop in sindh jar but the strikes are just a part of an overall american effort to quell the conflict in iraq while the u.s. says it currently has no plans to put boots on the ground another potential issue looms sitting prime minister nouri al maliki refusing to step down from his post claiming he deserves a third term now this poses the threat of a political coup in a statement from martha's vineyard president obama said that he would back president masoom the new prime minister hyder out of body and the new members of the iraqi government have a listen a pl

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underlying racial tensions are bubbling to the surface and it can no longer be ignored from washington manila chan r.t. . traditional news networks on the ground in ferguson have been able to provide some critical information to the public but its social media that's taken a front seat in both getting the information out and helping to organize the resistance in the aftermath of brown's shooting we've seen everything from witnesses to citizen journalists to world observers taking to social media in order to find and share the story and with journalists now even being limited by the police it's made platforms like twitter facebook and even vine all the more valuable to talk about this earlier i was joined by r.t. web producer andrew blake and i first asked him how critical social media has been and galvanizing all of these protests. you know it's really weird that we're seeing this now in the united states where twitter was developed whereas several years ago this is what was happening and other parts of the world were oppressive regimes were stepping in and trying to silence people that were

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medical professionals continue who will be left to care for the sick in west africa from washington manila chan r.t. . more water shutoffs are coming to people who are behind on their bills in detroit this comes as a moratorium on the shutting off of water expired earlier this week right now nearly forty five percent of the city's home water accounts are past due after detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in the nation's history despite claims from some that water shutoff should be seen as human rights violations thousands of those are sixty days behind on their bills or over more than one hundred fifty dollars have had their access to water cut disconnections are still going on in the city but thousands of customers have agreed to new payment plans so they can continue to pay off their balance and have access to clean drinking water only ten percent of past due balances are will choir to enter the payment plan that's down from thirty percent before according to the u.s. census bureau detroit is one of the poorest cities in the nation with thirty eight percent living below the po

and unprecedented number of medical aid workers are themselves falling ill with the disease artie's manila chan brings us an update in this growing epidemic among the very people meant to treat it with more than twenty six hundred people infected and over fourteen hundred deaths the recent a bola epidemic has now claimed the life of another doctor leading the fight against more water shutoffs are coming to people who are behind on their bills and detroit this comes as a moratorium on the shutting off of water expires earlier this week right now nearly forty five percent of the city's home water accounts are past due after detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in the nation's history despite claims from some that water shut off should be seen as human rights violations thousands of those who are sixty days behind on their bills or all more than one hundred fifty dollars have had their access to water disconnections are still going on in the city but thousands of customers have agreed to new payment plan so they can continue to pay off their balance and have access to clean drinking

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president obama to act now to deal with that and deal with the fallout later in the fall from washington manila chan r.t. . the latest immigration crisis is now shedding light on yet another issue that has merited discussion in recent weeks that of immigrants in detention or tease marina port naya takes a look at congressional add a congressional mandate that requires the incarceration of thousands of immigrants in u.s. jails and detention centers. the country that once opened its doors to immigrants. is becoming better known as the land that jails them the congress for the past several years has set a mandatory requirement on the federal government to maintaining thirty four thousand detention beds for immigration detention purposes nasri was stuck him served three hundred and thirteen days in an immigrant detention facility unable to post bail or receive a bond hearing. and see who was seen how it affected the guys in there a lot of them are you know i just had expired visas or something they are not criminals not immigrated to the country legally at thirteen and his wife is a u.s. citizen he