i'm quoting, manila, philippine, the dateline, explosions near the manila airport. they are on lockdown and will remain that way, we think, for the foreseeable future. we're talking about swat teams, ambulances, firefighters and police from surrounding venues that are on scene right now. it's the information trying to get out of there that we're having a tough time gleaning. we are monitoring the video that you see right here. there's only about 15 or 20 seconds of this video. it was sent over and we're still waiting for new video. it looks like it's looping. it is. that sound byte is the best information that we have at this point in time. but again, this is the resorts world manila. it's on lockdown. it is a massive complex with a series of hotels and shops and res straupbts. there are some 1500 hotel rooms inside this compound. so on a thursday night or early friday in manila, you are talking about a lot of people that could be involved in this thing. >> jenna: absolutely. >> you've got a bunch of people and bunch of stores. >> jenna: it's such an important timel

he has talked about imperial manila.governed by people who really have the best interests of the poor and the disadvantaged at heart and, of the poor and the disadvantaged at heartand, in of the poor and the disadvantaged at heart and, in particular, of the poor and the disadvantaged at heartand, in particular, he of the poor and the disadvantaged at heart and, in particular, he says the country has never been governed before by someone from minder now who is not obsessed with looking after the elite and the oligarchs based in manila. he has a point, doesn't he? he is committed to a radical poverty elimination programme which will raise the poorest filipinos, particularly in the neglected areas in the south of the neglected areas in the south of the country —— mindanao. and that appeals to many people. that is the campaign rhetoric but one year from his collection into office up to this point he has yet to actually come up with an economic programme for the poor. and, in fact, he has been killing them. so he can never sa

he has talked about imperial manila. by people who really have the best interests of the poor and the disadvantaged at heart and, in particular, he says the country has never been governed before by someone from mindanao, who is not obsessed with looking after the elite and the oligarchs based in manila. he has a point, doesn't he? he is committed to a radical poverty elimination programme which will raise the poorest filipinos, particularly in the neglected areas in the south of the country, and that appeals to many people. that is the campaign rhetoric but one year from his election into office, up to this point, he has yet to actually come up with an economic programme for the poor. and, infact, he has been killing them. so he can never say that he feels for them and that he wants them to succeed. and even duterte himself admits that he doesn't know anything about the economy, and his economic managers have come up with this ambitious economic programme that is hinged on a tax reform programme that is basically inflat

i went to my hometown of manila to hear from one survivor of manila to hear from one survivor of thehilippines is now one of the fastest—growing economies in the region. manila, the capital city of one of the most dynamic economies in south east asia. when the asian financial crisis devastated the region, the philippines managed to pull through better than its neighbours. so, how did it happen? 0ne better than its neighbours. so, how did it happen? one of the crucial factors was its remittance economy — everyday hundreds if not thousands of people queue up here to try to get the permits to work overseas. the money they send back helps to drive consumption and keep the economy buoyant. 20 years ago remittance is made up 6%— 8% of gdp — that nearly doubled in 2005. today it is still worth 10% of the national income. what other factors helped the philippines ride out the crisis and recover quicker than eve ryo ne crisis and recover quicker than everyone else? we were late in the game in the property sector, so we didn't have a property bubble just yet at the time. compared with thailand

this is happening in manila. leaving everyone in suspense giving his decision on whether to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. we'll bring that announcement to you in less than an hour from now. syria and nicaragua are the only countries that oppose it. this was put in place by former president obama. listen. >> we're going to cancel the paris climate agreement and stop -- unbelievable. and stop all payments of the united states' tax dollars to u.n. global warming programs. >> now, in recent days, the president says he has been listening to many voices, both inside and outside of his inner circle. some still lobbying to stay. for more on the big announcement, let's go to cnn's sara murray at the white house. we've been reporting that he's been expected to withdraw. but is there a chance the president could pull something here? >> reporter: with donald trump, there's always a chance for things to change. with that said, we're being told that the president will announce a withdraw in this rose garden ceremo

philippines say more than 30 people have been killed after a gunman attacked a crowded casino in manila. storm clouds gather, as president trump withdraws the united states from the paris accord on climate change. so we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. from within the us and around the world, widespread condemnation. climate experts warn of deadly consequences for the environment. and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance. he drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews here in the uk. but first, as we go on air, it's been reported that 3a people have been killed at a casino in the philippines‘ capital, manila. local tv stations quoting fire protection services say most died from suffocation. our reporter sarah corker is here. this is a story we have been reporting for a couple of hours. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed there had been a gunman there, and there was no indication at first that many had died, as now seems evident? let's look at the timeline of events,

police in the philippines say a gunman who attacked a crowded casino in manila has killed himself. hello. world leaders have reacted with alarm to president trump's announcement that he's pulling out of the paris accord — the biggest international agreement ever drawn up to combat climate change. it was signed by 195 nations. the us is the world's biggest polluter per head of population. until now, it's also been the largest donor and supporter of other countries struggling with the impact of a rapidly warming planet. mr trump said the treaty imposed unfair economic burdens on the us. nick bryant reports. the white house rose garden — the most fragrant of settings what environmentalists will see as a toxic decision. in order to fulfil my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. applause. he slammed this global agreement, a legacy of his predecessor, barack obama, claiming it gave china and other countries and unfair competitive advantage and penalised american workers. thank you. thank you. from its first word t

from the philippines say at least 3a people have died following an attack on a crowded casino in manila. president trump says he's pulling the united states out of the paris climate accord, calling it "an unfair agreement that would cost millions of american jobs." so we're getting out but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. the decision draws widespread condemnation from within the us and around the world. climate experts warn of deadly consequences for the environment. and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance — the drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews in the uk. and i'm rachel horne with the business news. while president trump walks away from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re—affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. hello and welcome to the programme. reports from the philippines say at least 3a bodies have been recovered from a casino in the capital manila, hours after it was attacked by a gunman. police and fire officials said most of the victims had died of suffocation.

at this resort, called resorts world manila.le abadicio, our reporter there, who described the police and firefighters and s.w.a.t. who have engaged in apparently more than one gunman there, not only gunshots were heard but explosions at the same time. we're going to stay on top of the breaking news, all of the news. an ana cabrera picks up our special coverage. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera. we begin with breaking news. right now we are following reports of an attack unfolding at a tourist report in the capital of the philippines. gunfire and explosions have been heard at the resorts world manila, a casino and hotel, a complex near international airport and police, fire trucks, s.w.a.t. teams are on the scene right now. this information is coming to us from cnn philippines. it happened just after midnight local time there. this is a casino that operates 24 hours a day. we don't have any reports of deaths or injuries. it's a developing situation. let me give you the backdrop he

police in the philippines say a gunman who attacked a casino in manila has been killed.ties initially feared a terror attack but later said the gunman‘s motive was likely to have been robbery. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the japan times which says a parliamentary committee has approved a bill to permit the abdication of emperor akihito due to advanced age. it says the bill has cross—party support and is expected to become law next week. the south china morning post says china has vowed to work with the eu to uphold the paris climate agreement. the pledge was made shortly before president trump confirmed he was pulling out of the deal. and the straits times says the terror threat to singapore is at its highest level in recent years. the ministry of home affairs says singapore was specifically targeted in the past year, and the regional threat is also heightened. now... what stories are sparking discussions online? yes let's looks at what is trending right now. and the story of two gay male vultures in a dutch zoo is proving p

at this popular leisure complex in manila, the guests films the attack from her balcony. complex in manilailms the attack from her balconylj complex in manila, the guests films the attack from her balcony. i can hear gunshots right behind resorts world. you can see the smoke and there are gunshots and people are shooting at each other. the target seems shooting at each other. the target seems to do the casino. soon hundreds of people who had been enjoying the night running their lives. heavily armed police are quickly on the scene, not knowing how many gunmen inside the casino or what this attack is about. it isn't long before they announced that the situation is under control but there do seems to have been some casualties. whilst there are no information on that, the manager of the complex has announced that the attack was not the work of a large group of gunmen. at the moment we only know of one suspects, the affiliation and the identity is not known. but already police say there is no indication that the shooting was a terrorist incident. they said in instead its mobile robbery. for th

our first story, the attack on a casino in manila. —— you. but that is not the case? yes, and the reason we may have thought that, part of the philippines is under martial law because they are fighting islamist

murder in manila, at least 36 people died as gunmen attacked a casino and set game tables on fire.olice in the philippines insist there is no terror connection. ♪ anchor: 'sarah harmon. welcome to the program. we wil have more on those stories in just a mome. we will start with breaking news. german police halted when of the world's biggest rock music festivals due to a terror threat. tens of thousands of people are attending the opening of the three-day rock am ring festival. a short while ago organizers asked volunteers -- is use me, visitors, to clear the site to allow police to investigate. they said they hoped the open air concert will continue on saturday. it's being held at the famous nurburgring race track south of bonn. it comes less than two weeks after a suicide bomber killed 22 people at a concert in manchester in england. let's bring in our political correspondent for more details. can you tell us anything else about this terror threat at the rock am ring festival? reporter: the festival was suspended at 9:00 this evening, when more than 70,000 people were asked to lea

manila. la 1:30, tambiÉn los bomberos y ambulancias. y las imÁgenes muestran que efectivamente ha habido personas que se han visto afectadas aparentemente por la presencia de varias personas enmascaradas que comenzaron a disparar. carolina: quÉ se sabe de isis? porque en algunos medios de comunicaciÓn, se habla que son de isis. jose: no se sabe cÓmo oficialmente no lo han reivindicado, pero es cierto que filipinas es un paÍs que estÁ sufriendo la lacra del terrorismo. lleva mÁs de una semana batallando en una ciudad del sur, en la ciudad de maraui, contra un grupo que estÁ relacionado con isis. javier: perfecto, vamos a hacer una cosa. y pedimos que te quedes con nosotros. seguÍamos la conversaciÓn a travÉs de comerciales en facebook live. nosotros seguimos a esta hora con la ediciÓn digital a travÉs de las pantallas de univisiÓn. estamos en vivo para ustedes. es interesante, gonzalo, cuando uno piensa... por ejemplo, pienso que... ♪ carolina: seguimos a travÉs de univisiÓn y todas las redes

una prueba del pnico que se vivi en manila en la madrugada. estaban afuera tambin captaron el caos que caus un hombre armado en este casino de la ciudad. este viernes.. luto. empleados del hotel donde sucedi el ataque, familiares y amigos de las 36 vctimas que murieron en la tragedia se acercaron a este monumento improvisado a recordar a sus seres queridos. s/ stephen reilly, resorts world manila (nat fo10f :25) "compartimos el dolor de las familias afectadas por esta tragedia", dijo el administrador del hotel y confirmó que esto fue a manos de un solo hombre armado. segn la polica, el hombre que se ve en las cmaras de seguridad- no dispar contra nadie. sus balas fueron contra un televisor. luego se rob unos dos millones de dlares en fichas de pker y derramo gasolina sobre las mesas del casino y les prendi fuego. (nat) las victimas murieron por el humo que sala del feroz incendio que consumi parte del hotel- que era tambin un centro comercial y un casino. algunas personas lograron ser rescatadas por los bomberos. unas 70 sufrieron heridas meno

it could be longer. ,here has been an explosion possibly an attack in manila, in the philippines. thisspicer treating afternoon that the president is aware of the situation in manila and being provided of dates by his national security team. but no word on whether those updates are delaying it this afternoon. we will have it live here on c-span and c-span radio and look forward to your comments after the president's remarks this afternoon. we will take your calls and tweets. you are watching live coverage here on c-span. ♪ business leaders and other government leaders, the associate press saying that leaders of five nordic countries had written the president the , urging himletter to make "the right decision" on climate change and keep america signed on to the pat quinn accord. but reports -- on the paris climate accord. news organizations have been briefed on the president's plans. we will stay live in the rose garden and wait for the president. also look forward to your reaction, too, after his remarks. in the background, the sounds of the marine jazz band, waiting for president

(justine) philippine police say the suspect behind the casino attack in manila....was a heavily indebted filipino who was hooked on gambling. authorities confirmed the suspect's identity as jesse carlos. they say he was over 80 thousand dollars in debt...due to his obsession with casino gambling. staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 people who died in the attack. police in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. (jr stone) golden state warriors fans across the bay area are still sporting their blue and yellow tonight. the dubs remain undefeated this post season... beating lebron james and the cleveland cavaleirs 132-113 in game two of the nba finals. kron4's alecia reid is at oracle arena and has more. (pkg) (pkg)the energy at oracle has been through the roof.when warriors fans step into oracle, they expect nothing but a win.we're winning. we're here to win we're gonna get that next w againonce again, dub nation did not disappoint its fans. we're just better on every single level, our bench is better, our coach is be

(justine) philippine police say suspect in casino attack in manila was a heavily indebted filipino who was hooked on gambling. philippines president rodrigo duterte visited the families of victims of the attack staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 people who died in the attack. police in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. this puts an end to isis claim that its soldiers carried out the attack. (jr stone) police have arrested a woman they say injured a san mateo police officer by dragging him with her car during a robbery. on thursday police arrested 33- year-old allisa thomas in san francisco on may 25th authorities say an officer spotted thomas at a safeway grocery store on north delaware street in san mateoloading stolen alcohol into her car. when the officer grabbed thomas and told her to turn off the carshe hit the gasdragging him about 35 feet before he let go and hit the ground. he suffered minor injuries...and has made a full recovery. ( justine ) in the south bay... man has life threatening injuries tonight following a stab

the resort's worlds casino is a large complex in manila. a lone gunman entered the casino yesterday causing tourists to stampe stampede. he carried a bottle of gasoline and set gambling tables on fire. he sprayed bullets but didn't hit anyone. >> we were able to shoot and wound the gunman andtown gunshot wound significantly slowed down the assailant and resulted to his holding up in the room where he took his own life. >> the apparent motive was robbery, not terrorism. the victims were trapped by thick smoke in the gambling area. dozens suffered minor injuries as they fled. >>> in mexico an 8-year-old girl was seriously injured when a freak gust of wind sent the inflatable bounce house flying. the injured girl was thrown into a parking lot as the bounce house hit a fence. three other children were also injur injured. >>> there's new video of tiger woods after he wu arrested for dui. woods is seen in the jupiter, florida, police station monday morning as he was being book. he looked disoriented and followed con manneds and joked about being

explosions and gunfire reported from the area of resorts world manila. nbc news, it's important to note this, has not confirmed the reports right now, but joining me by phone is aurora almendral, who is a freelance journalist on the ground there. aurora, talk to me about what you're seeing and hearing there. what is local news saying? >> reporter: the streets of resorts world are closed down, there are a lot of emergency vehicles coming into the area with sirens going. i think you can probably here it right now. emergency vehicles are entering. and i spoke to a survivor, a person who was there at the time of the shooting, and he said there was gunshots and explosions coming from the second and third floor of the casino, and he helped several people jumping down from the windows, climbing down with curtains or just jumping down straight from the windows. he said there were people with broken ankles, broken feet, and he saw at least one man walking away from him that was wearing a ball cap and carrying a high-powered gun. so there's a lot of smoke here, a

investigators in the philippines are trying to get to the bottom of a deadly attack at a casino in manila, which left 36 killed and 50 injures. the islamic group says it was behind the attack, but they dismissed that claim as false propaganda. it was actually a botched robbery. setting the premises aplays, the begun man killed himself, and it was suffocation that killed most of the people there. >> authorities said it was probably a robbie gone wrong and wasn't terror relied. but now a claim of responsibility. the islamic state group says it carried out an attack on manila's resort casino after a masked man entered the facility armed with our automatic rifle. >> he approached our security point with his firearm forward. he unloaded a number of shots. he was in military attire. the secure guard who was at the door for x-ray screening tried to take him down. unfortunately he could not do so. >> according to eyewitness, the event unfolded rapidly. the begun man shot a television screen, filled his backpack with gambling chips and set the place ablaze before committing suicide. >> he wasn't s

police in the philippines say the motive for an attack on a casino in manila is likely to have been a robbery rather than terrorism. the gunman has been killed by troops. and this video is trending on bbc.com... two gay male vultures in a dutch zoo have effectively become parents after successfully hatching an egg. staff say the birds cared for the abandoned egg for two months and are now doing a greatjob of looking after their chick. that's all from me, stay with bbc news... and the top story here in the uk... the conservatives and labour have both claimed they're best placed to manage the brexit process. the european union says it wants to start brexit negotiations just 11 days after the election. now on bbc news — all the latest business news live from singapore. president trump pulls out of the parrot climate agreement, his supporters may be happy but how will it impact asia? —— harris climate agreement. skype gets a makeover, we will show you the new features and why it is competing with snapchat. welcome to this friday edition of asia business report. president donald trump has

r a vat is the news tonight follow me on twitter at manila chan i am manila transitting in for actual reporting tonight from washington remember the question more i'll be back here tomorrow. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporation operations from washington washington controls the media the media. voters elected to run this country business equals power. must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. if. it's called the feeling of freedom in. every in the world should experience for me and you'll get it on the open.

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the first is the battle of manila bay.ar is declared on april 25, and the first engagement of the spanish-american war takes place in manila on the first of may. i always ask students what the war was about, and after some hemming and harding, generally, i can get them to come up with the idea that it was cuba that was a problem -- after some hemming and hauling -- after someing and hawin -- after hemming and hawing. the night as they to explain why the first battle took place in the philippines. they cannot. really, just because that's where the spanish squadron was. if the spanish question had been somewhere else, the admiral would have gone somewhere else to engage them, but the fact of the matter was they were hanging out in manila bay. the commander of the spanish squadron had made the probably correct decision to fight from anchor. , if youremodern era knew you had mobility issues, and you knew that you were on the defensive and the right was going to have to come to you -- in other words, somebody else initiative,ns

but reports of gunfire and explosions outside the resort in that capital, manila, that is the resortgestion that maybe foreign tourists have been caught up in this incident. we don't know exactly what has happened but those reports are coming out in the last few minutes. any more on that, we will bring it to you when we get it. back to another developing story: climate change. president trump is about to make new announcement, it is that he could reveal that he is going to pull america of the paris climate change agreement on reducing carbon emissions. we don't know this issue until it is confirmed. it was a campaign pledge of his that he would do campaign pledge of his that he would d o exa ctly campaign pledge of his that he would do exactly that. and that decision is in the next hour or so. we will bring it to you. michaeljacobs, who worked on the paris climate change agreement as an adviser to the french government and was also an adviser to gordon brown and climate policy, joins me. good to see you. it took the world a long time to get to this stage of being able to sign a compr

manila. the capital city of one of the most dynamic economies in south east asia.tated the region, the philippines managed to pull through better than its neighbours, so how did that happen? 0ne better than its neighbours, so how did that happen? one of the crucial factors was its economy. every day, hundreds if not thousands of people queue up here to try to get their permits to work overseas. the money they send back helps to drive consumption and keep the economy buoyant. 20 years ago, remittances made up 6— 8% of gdp. that is nearly doubled in 2005. today, it still worth 10% of the national income. what other factors helped the philippines ride out the crisis and recover quicker than everyone else? we were late in the game in the property sector is that we didn't have a property bubble just yet at that time. compare to thailand and indonesia, you know, they had a property bubble which was financed by debt. and at the same time learning... it was a tough time for many. in 1997, this man watched his empire all but collapsed. his building technology company was wi

we are the terrorist attack in manila. we a re closely the terrorist attack in manila.ll continue to give updates, anything happens during this period of type, but it is really very sad as to what is going on throughout the world, with terror. our thoughts and or prayers are with all of those affected. before we discuss the paris accord, i would like to begin with an update on our tremendous absolutely tremendous election progress since election day on november 8th. the economy is starting to come back, and very, very rapidly. we have added $3.3 trillions in stock market value, to our economy, and more than a million protectjobs, i havejust returned from a trip overseas where we concluded nearly $350 billion of military and economic development for the united states creating hundreds of thousands ofjobs it was a very very successful trip. believe me. applause thank you. thank you. in my meetings at the g7, we have taken historic steps to demand fair and reciprocal trade that gives americans a level playing field against other nations. we are also working very hard for p

chan joins us now for more details tonight manila. jets bombed an area near the isis so-called caliphate capital of raka the syrian government has confirmed its downing the pilot ejected from the jet but conflicting reports on whether or not he survived without any confirmation from syrian officials either way at this time and while this is the first time an instant of this nature has occurred this marks the fourth time in a month that the united states military has hit pro syrian government forces a couple of hours before the fatal strike the pentagon says it reached out to their russian counterparts on the d. confliction channel to have russia warn the syrians not to conduct any strikes even flying jets slow and low to the ground in a show of force the syrian jets did not stand down so an american f. eighteen shot down the su twenty two the pentagon says quote in accordance with the rules of engagement but areas of syria west of the euphrates river were under the control of isis prior to syrian government forces pushing into the reg

in the philippines, an attack at a casino in manila has left 36 people dead. authorities say it was not terror related. it was most likely a robbery gone wrong. a masked gunman set fire to a gaming room, sparking a blaze that suffocated the victims. >> hours after the attack and after firefighters put out the flames, smoke was still spewing out of the building. investigators are getting a picture of what happened. witnesses say amassed -- a masked man stormed the gambling room, opened fire at tv screens, filled his backpack with chips and set gaming tables on fire. he then went into a room and committed suicide. what motivated the attack? police believe it wasn't terrorism. >> we cannot declare this a terror related act. he did not intentionally hurt anyone. there is no indication he shot people or caused an explosion. >> the victims died inhaling the smoke, which was toxic due to the carpet covering the casino tables and floor. investigators believe the attacker was an unstable man who tried to rob the casino. he did not bring anything with him. it we recover

. >>> we have breaking news from the philippines. 36 bodies have been found in a manila casino after gunmen stormed the building then started a fire. the gunmen went to the casino firing an assault rifle, torched the game tables. people started trampling each other trying to get out. police say all victims apare to have died of suffocation. police initially thought the casino was under attack by terrorists. they now say the shooter was likely mentally ill acting alone. he was found dead hours later in an apparent suicide. >>> in a plea now to the supreme court. the trump administration asking for the controversial travel ban to be immediately reinstated. the ban affects travelers from six mostly muslim countries, across middle east and africa. it was met by protests at airports in several cities being before blocked by a federal judge. while the administration's new filing says an appeals court made several mistakes in ruling against a ban, it also claims the nation will be safer if the ban is put in place. supreme court justices took time. new group photo, first for neil gorsuch. si

jonathan: update you from the breaking news out of manila. the police are saying there was one gunman. earlier reports said a number of people said they saw people in hoods going in with guns, the whole deal. now the police say there was just one gunman involved in the attack on a casino and that person is still at large. no one was injured. no unwith was shot. right now -- no one was shot. police do not think it has anything to do with terrorism. that is the latest information out of manila. >> what were the nancy: the police video is out on tiger woods' arrest on d.u.i. charges in florida. he said he had a bad experience with prescription drugs. we look more at the dangers of drugged driving. kevin lewis? kevin: most people think of alcohol when you hear acronym d.u.i. but more and more people are stopping people in no condition to drive. and then the people in turn blow a .0. >> pain medication increased dramatically. kevin: yan is a bethesda based physical therapist. he says in 2012, u.s. doctors wrote 260 million painkiller prescriptions

staff and guests of "resorts world manila" were among the 37 people who died in the attack.ice in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. this puts an end to an isis claim that its soldiers carried out the attack. (justine) pro- and anti donald trump rallies turned violent in downtown portland today. we just learned within the last hour that at least 14 people were arrested and officers confiscated various weapons. the rallies in response to the deadly stabbing of two portland men who tried to stop another man's anti-muslim tirade. thousands of people showed up. as demonstrators marched... officers blocked them in. police began clearing chapman square after they said protesters were hurling objects at officers. the rally was orginally organized by a conservative group in support of president donald trump. meanwhile, a number of community groups organized counter demonstration s to rally against hate and racism. officers in black protective gear use pepper spray to disperse the crowds. (jr stone) a new report came out saying 14 people in san francisc

. >>> a horrible tragedy in manila. dozens killed after a gunman stormed a casino in the philippine city. >>> warming up around here. tomorrow is friday. i will have the details on your saturday and sunday. >>> a bizarre robbery at a casino in manila that ended with the suspect dead after setting himself on fire. officials say 36 people have been found dead of suffocation from smoke. police say the government stormed the resort with an assault rifle in the early morning hours. many people were hurt in the stampede. or suffered smoke inhalation. despite the initial fears of terrorism police say it appears the motive for the attack was robbery. the dead gunman was found with stolen casino chips. >>> in orlando police have released a body cam video of officers rushing in to help victims of the pulse nightclub last june. the footage shows the horror of that night as well as the bravery of the officers. the shooting was the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. 49 people were killed. dozens injured. the gunman pledged

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. 36 people died when a gunman entered the resorts world manila early today and set fire to the gambling tables. all of the people who died were trapped and killed by the thick smoke. the gunman got away with $2 million in casino chips. but then he killed himself at a nearby hotel room. police believe this was a robbery gone wrong and not a terror attack. comedian kathy griffin admits the photo of her holding a bloody head of president trump went over the line. but she refuses to allow the president and his family to bully her. >> i'm going to be honest he broke me. he broke me. and then i was like no, this isn't right. it's just not right. and i apologize. because that was the right thing to do. and i meant it. and i saw the tide turning and i saw what they were doing. and i went okay. they're trying to spin this. >> griffin told reporters she thinks the controversy has ended her career. and she contends the backlash would not be the same if she was a man. griffin has been fired from cnn's new year's eve show. and several up coming performances have been canceled. no mercy for griffin o

is in manila. what more can you tell us?he department of national defense secretary announced earlier today that memberers of the philippine army were accidentally killed by a bombing committed by the philippine air force yesterday. this was an unfortunate event. they have supposedly investigated this matter. the internal affairs office is trying to piece together what was the mistake on why members of the army were killed. was this problem in communications, in relating the information and location of the officers, or a mistake committed by the air force. there was a big question among members of the media. there was a misunderstanding whether or not there is such a thing as a precision weapon or whether this was a surgical attack. this had to be cleared earlier today during the press conference. based on we know defense capability of the armed forces, there is very limited capability on surgical weapons. weapons or missiles that can be used to target militants. that parts declared of the city are considered safe zones. how

i would like to begin by addressing the terrorist attack in manila. we are closely monitoring the situation and i will continue to give updates if anything happens during this period of time but it is very sad as to what is going on throughout the world with terror. our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected. before we discuss the paris accord, i would like to begin with an update on our tremendous, absolutely tremendous economic progress on election day on november 8. the economy is starting to come back and very, very rapidly. we have added $3.3 trillion in stock market value to the economy, and more than 1 million private sector jobs. i just returned from the trip overseas where we concluded nearly $350 billion of military and economic development for the united states, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. it was a very, very successful trip. believe me. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> in my meetings at the g7 we have taken historic steps to demand fair and reciprocal trade that gives americans a level playing field against other nati

36 people killed in the philippines after a gunman began shooting and set fires at resorts world manila. police don't believe this is terror related. both guests and employees among the casualties. national police released these images believed to be the gunman. he was found dead of apparent suicide and has not been identified. janis mackey frayer joining us. any indication of a possible motive? >> reporter: police are saying it was a robbery, that the suspect walked into the casino, stole gambling chips, shot at a television, took a bottle of fuel from his backpack, poured it on the tables and lit them on fire. this of course caused panic in the casino and the adjoining hotel. people thought it was under attack by militants, so it triggered a stampede. that's how people were injured. there were people jumping from second floor balconies. police are emphasizing this is not a terrorist-related attack. they're saying the gunman did not shoot at anybody and he did not appear to want to kill anybody. but it was hours after authorities had declared the incident that they made this terrible d

police in the philippines say at least 36 bodies have been recovered from a casino in manila after aunman set fire to the gambling tables. many victims are said to have suffocated in the chaos. police had feared the attack was terrorist-related, but they now insist the motive was robbery. our correspondent reports. reporter: as gunshots rang out, chaotic scenes of panic. hundreds of guests and employees run for safety from this popular hotel resort close to manila's international airport. security forces arrived at the scene quickly and heavily armed. a lone gunman had burst into the busy casino, firing an assault rifle and setting fire to gaming tables. one person in a nearby building filmed the incident from her balcony early on friday morning. >> oh, my god, you guys. i can hear gunshots. oh, my god. you can see the smoke and there is gunshots and people are shooting at each other. reporter: swat teams searched the building for many hours. then, just after dawn then the , manhunt ended. police confirmed the gun man had set himself on fire and died. the fire service said there were

. >>> breaking overnight, dozens are dead at a casino in manila after a man armed with a gun and gasoline stormed the building. we have new details from the scene. >>> we have new video of tiger woods after he was taken to the police station. we'll tell you what it shows following his dui arrest. >>> plus, a night of tense competition on two fronts. a new spelling bee champion and lebron james and steph curry square off in game one of the nba finals. but it was actually rihanna getting all the attention. we'll tell you why. >>> bad girl, ri-ri. >> showing her support. >>> good friday morning. global reaction to president trump's decision to walk away from the paris climate agreement. >> yeah, the president said the landmark deal to reduce carbon emissions would have cut millions of american jobs and give other countries an unfair advantage. overnight buildings in the u.s. and beyond were lit up in green in a show of support for the paris agreement. among them, one world trade center here in new york city. >> and boston city hall also went green, the may choir said it's meant to show his c

small group was helped by 20 when crypto analysts in the navy's field station at pearl harbor and manila, and this small band was charged with shadowing the entire japanese navy. said, they did an amazing job. they did catch a few breaks. walter boardman was talking in thehe early raids gilbert and marshall islands and the solomons. codebreakers cannot break codes unless they have intercepts, lots of messages to work with, and those raids generated gazillions of imperial navy messages, so suddenly, our codebreakers had more intercepts than they knew what to do with, than they could possibly break, and i showed in the result became later -- that showed in the results that came later, when a japanese squadron was spotted heading toward port moresby on the southern coast of new guinea, it was tracked by analysts at pearl harbor out of melbourne, australia, as to where the manila group had been .vacuated earlier in the war admiral nimitz now had information, and he sent the carriers lexington and yorktown to thwart that japanese advance, and the resulting action, known as the battle of the c

police in the philippines say a gunman who attacked a casino in manila has committed suicide.urity forces spent hours searching for the man. hundreds fled when he opened fire. authorities initially feared a terror attack but now say it looks likely to have been a bungled robbery. the european union is saying that it officially was to start brexit negotiations on the 19th ofjune, just 11 days after the election. on the campaign trail today both conservatives and labour insisted they would be ready for the challenge if they formed the next government. theresa may told supporters that britain would be more prosperous outside the eu, whilejeremy corbyn accused mrs may of creating a toxic climate in talks with european partners. our politica editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. you can see who seems to be enjoying it more but whoever‘s in charge next week, taking us out of the european union is their biggestjob, their biggest opportunity, an the biggest danger too. —— and. i am confident that we can fulfil the promise of brexit together and build a britain that is stronger, fair

manila fishel say that seventy out of at least one hundred twelve hundred fifty dams maintained by the state are posing a risk to downstream communities now operators have already begun receiving notices warning them of structural geologic and performance issues that could make flooding unsafe now two locations have been identified already including whale rock and lopez dams both of them near san luis obispo however regulators have declined to identify the remaining dams citing the fact that they're still sending out the notices for dam regulators who do receive notification they will have to be responsible for conducting engineering and on site inspections to make sure that spillways and the underlying rock are safe. if they find that they need to conduct any repairs those repairs will have to be completed by november first when the rainy season is expected to begin now a lot of our dams here in california are fifty to one hundred years old and because we got so much rainfall last year a lot of the reservoirs and rivers are incredibly full so these inspections are welcome and i did sp