tolling] sharyl: in the middle of the 152lippine capital of manila acres of sacred ground. >> this is manila american memorial.nd the sheer magnitude, this is such a big site being the that we maintain outside the u.s.a. he battles that took place in the pacific, the biggest battle fields ever in the history of are all ates represented here. these are marble head stones. bobby bell overseas the manila american cemetery for the monuments commission a federal agency this protects the heroes are war buried. in this case those who died in theater.ic > there are more than 17en000 u.s. interred here and over 500 scouts.ne yfilipino we have more than 36,000 names the largest american overseas military cemetery outside the united states. with the most graves of world war ii soldiers on foreign soil. the american cemetery in normandy is the most visited of a better nd may be known world war ii resting place for fallen troops. died when the u.s. and allies d launched on ni in june of 19-- france. the manila will grave sites have crosses or jewish stars. >> they are laid out in rows in plots and

we are expecting a $2.4 billion deficit out of manila.o put this into context, it is one data point. have a look at a broader term picture in manila, 2017 has been a special year, to say the least. massive trade deficit out of manila. that comes down to the fact that the economy is improving. they are importing big-ticket items into the country. from $2.1 billion to $2.4 billion. it is now at $2.1 billion. it is a little bit less than the current -- the last reading in june. a massive deficit out of manila. apart from that, there is obviously north korea in the mix. before we got into today, we weren't expecting the vote anyway from the u.n., default risks. is it a little bit too much when you have a country like south korea, which is one of the highest-rated countries as far as debt ratings are concerned in the asia-pacific, is not in the world, now looking at being more insure debt on chinese and philippine papers. let's see if this suggests slower. 30 minutes away from the open markets in china, hong kong. manila is closed -- closing.

this is 'happyland', a sprawling slum on the edge of manila. picking our way through rubbish, mud, and excrement, we find the most prized resource here -- discarded food straight from the rubbish tip. lucy bantillo: we don't have a proper job. but i can earn a bit of money from this leftover chicken. i couldn't just sit at home. my husband doesn't earn enough. at least in this way, i can help him. narrator: norberto lucion is just getting started for the day. his family runs a takeaway i in the slum. norberto only got an elementary school education. he's had many jobs, inincluding one as a cooking assistant. he buys his meat every morning - fresh -- so to speak. norberto goes to the rubbish collectors, buying up the leftovers of manila's middle class -- d discarded b by fast-d restaurants like kfc or jollibee. it's a battle for survival. norberto was orphaned at the age of seven. but you never hear a word of complaint. norberto: as soon as the leftovers have been sorted, i go and get some. if i've got money, i pay straightaway. ototherwise, i o

i'm manila chan you're watching our team america. twitter has a new report on how it says it battled alleged russian meddling in the twenty six thousand presidential election and this network r.t. came up in that report and twitter revealed to congress that r.t.e. promote itself through tweets and social media posts to the united states just like any other news outlet go figure r.t. and daniel hawkins have that story just when you thought the russian presidential election hacking saugor was coming to a finish a new chapter emerges and this time it's what about social media twitter have released a report to the senate which was investigating those russian on the day sions in the document they talk about troll accounts blogs accounts that were described as malicious much money that accounts and spam now they found out of the hundreds of millions accounts that do exist in the twitter sphere they've identified several hundred which they have now given the title of the report which is russian interference in the do a selection of books an

drug users are being hunted down on the streets of manila with. the patrols get their orders on what to do when they find a suspect. in the back i wake. up i don't know. that the thought that this guy may. do you know my. i get up or. when the police go and talk to people they give us here in san jose a test that says if someone has used drugs. that on. my case most wasn't the target his mistake was that he stood up. that's why he was shot there was only one shot and i don't want to say who shot him i'm. on your mind those who don't deal drugs should be left in peace and should only shoot the right targets the people that have actually done something. don't kill those who weren't involved. in. my. thank you. you mean you're going to come on over there when the officer will accompany you only. what. i can to sample to the car. it may officer will confirm the result. to be negative on making. the film crew would like to know what you think about the government's anti-drug campaign. oh my goodness. it's good that drug abuse is being tackled. would yo

howard johnson, bbc news, manila. you're watching newsday on the bbc.ew zealand goes to the polls. we'll catch up with the latest on the campaign trail. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so the british government has no option but to continue this action, and even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: president trump has announced new sanctions against north korea. kim jon

in the capital manila retired archbishop oscar cruz heads up in internal tribunals investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against filipino clergy. he had some saying your church bigots are reluctant to punish a priest who has fathered a child is a parasite some of your colleagues condoning this practice. i didn't get this possible. course she does. but doing a she our children has been impacted by a lot of a moral practices. little by little later my league. and soledad there are more and more cases of these clinical abuses. but archbishop cruz says these abuses by catholic clergy can be bommel sinister than fathering children the cases he investigates include the sexual abuse of vulnerable children even right. he handles up to sixty cases at a time and says it's the tip of the iceberg because bishops could investigate cases in their own diocese without bringing them to his tribunals there are eighty two jurisdictions in the philippines eighty two in say eighty two archdioceses diocese spillage choose it to play chapter and supporting their sandy cases all here. i might drown. archbi

mind that manila is reopening following that shut due to bad weather yesterday.g start to the session. the fix out of the pboc. this takes you all the way back to monday. there is the fix right there, the second straight day lower. this essentially translates to other crosses. longer-term, 8900 on your bloomberg. strengtheen a lot of in the chinese currency. it has been drifting lower. what this chart shows you is comparing the fixing to where it closed yesterday. there was a lot of whispers it could be more significant than it was. right, markets opening up in hong kong, china, and manila. let's get it over to sophie. sophie: on the mainland, chinese large cap down .1%. swings for the hang seng at the open. looking to drop for the first time in four days. this morning, we got a weaker fix for the yuan reference rate for a second straight day. drag on theg that onshore rate at the open, down .1%. check out korean assets. the won building momentum, and the kospi now up .1%. losses deepening for the csi 300, down .2%. some apple suppliers in hong kong given the big

he can't hold manila any longer. we went on christmas eve an i remember poor macarthur.ough. >> the noose was tightening, but macarthur rallied his troops. >> 15th of january. it started out you men are to hold out because thousands of men and hundreds of airplanes are on the way. >> i said i'd hate to be responsible for the men's lives. he said, jean, you do everything you can possible to make it work. >> by march of '42, the japanese juggernaut overwhelmed the exhausted and underarmed and underfed american and filipino troops. >> the flies are reaching the zero point. >> 26,000, another 78,000 on the peninsula. >> ordered by roosevelt. >> a reluctant macarthur ordered to the safety of australia. >> macarthur wanted to die in the tunnel with a gun in his hand and face to his enemy. >> we went down and got on the p.t. boat. i just remember his face looking back and heartbroken. >> the president caisson left and he settled the debts with macarthur. >> there's a payment made just before the philippines collapse that causes great controversy. >> yes. but you see, macarthur

howard johnson reports from manila. we are human beings, we have the right to live.power. union groups, trade unions here today to have their voices heard about martial law and the war on drugs. thousands of drug suspects have been killed since the philippines president launched his war on drugs. i using a packaging tape around my body which is exactly how killings have him down here in my country. people are wrapped in packaging tape and thrown in the streets, in the gutters. the numbers have risen. meanwhile, the island of mindanao has been under martial law. the day ‘s first practice culminated in the burning of an effigy of the president. —— protests. there were loud chairs as they set fire to this effigy of president rodrigo duterte. also an image of the late dictator was burnt. nearby, two large rallies are held in support of the president. those people do not realise, they cannot see, they don't even see what is the real thing, what is the real happening in our country. we want our country to be safe. even our children, even our community to be safe and away f

i'm manila chan you're watching our team america we begin this hour in the u.k. where officials have raised the country's terror alert level to the highest level critical this comes after an explosion on a london tube train during morning rush hour injuring at least twenty nine people the islamic state now claims the explosion was carried out by an affiliated unit witnesses report seeing a fireball tear through the carriage officers say the device only partially detonated and the destruction could have been far worse. still. steve case. is. the baby even with the mom. in. the matter how it's being declared a counterterrorism related incident. r.t. correspondent not a necessity a truck and a has been following the story out of london she filed this report just before moments before the u.k. officials raised the threat level. we're still outside parsons green tube station which is just behind me behind that cordoned off area where journalists have been parking all throughout this morning when after an explosive device went off inside one of the trains on the distri

so take that how you may in the meantime maybe the sanctions will work thanks manila appreciate it and finally tonight international space station has released absolutely stunning new video of the oral borealis otherwise known as the northern lights the time lapse video was compiled from over seven hundred photos taken on september fifteenth while the international space station passed over canada the northern lights occur when atoms in the upper atmosphere are struck by electrically charged electrons and protons in the earth's magnetic field fascinating to see i get to see them up north several times a year and that is our news that i'd follow me on twitter and news where they have lightning on the facebook page we've got a dot com and you can see us under red t.v. channel three twenty one i'm michel supported tonight from washington thanks for watching we'll see a record of all. the guys i made a professional is powerpoint to show you how artsy america it's good for the greater media landscape. laughter all right but we are a solid alternative to the. liberal or conservative and as y

bit of hope on the diplomatic and there that relations are not at a complete standstill ok thanks manila and of course needless to say relations between the united states and russia have been strained for months on end the current investigations taking place here in the united states and given the mainstream media plenty of but tiriel to blame russia for just about everything national security advisor h.r. mcmaster says his team has presented a plan to the president going forward in dealing with russia. essentially what we have to do with russia is three things we have to confront their destabilizing behavior the president's going to meet with president poroshenko of ukraine today whose sovereignty has been threatened and is under threat today from from russia the second thing that we have to do is all we wanted to turkey with russia right this is a nuclear armed nation you know we had the long cold war with the soviet union we want to deter further conflicts in areas where we are interacting with with russia we have to make sure that we keep that in mind as well but the third thing we w

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

dogan has more from manila. father was presented by the top leadership of the thin libyan military here at the headquarters in manila he was not allowed to take in questions from journalists but he issued a short statement he says that he is grateful to be alive and he is asking for everyone to pray for him he was taken on day one from a cathedral in malawi city in the southern philippines he's the most high profile hostage under the mao tse group according to the philippine military his rescue means that the siege is almost over. and even. more more than eighty people have been killed and more than two hundred thousand people now displaced the fear. libyan military admits it is one of the toughest battles iraq's ever fought in recent years made even more complicated by the situation of hostages still more than forty hostages now are still under mouth is controlled and it remains to be seen whether they will be as lucky as father cheetos are going to military operations closing and whether they will survive and

russia has killed nearly a thousand militants during recent airstrikes in syria let's go to manila chant she's got that story tonight this is a big impact is that it is big news ad of course everyone right now is watching what's happening in new york at the u.n. g.a. the president's words no doubt important but the the america's chief diplomat rex tillerson is also in new york where he had quietly had a sideline meeting with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov some of the issues on the table we're not hearing so much about these days that syria where as you mentioned eight hundred fifty militants were killed in an airstrike by the russian air force near the adlib province take a listen to what secretary tillerson had to say about this meeting and future u.s. russia cooperation in syria we've established many points of contact with the russians at various levels. that we've been dealing with a few differences over our embassies and. we've got that stabilized now but i think importantly we know what the really big issues are and we continue to find there is the mutual interest cooperat

sixteen senators joined bernie sanders in supporting the bill medicare for all on capitol hill today manila chan with the story and it least eight people are around dead after a nursing home in florida is left without air conditioning in the wake of hurricane irma reporting tonight from washington d.c. you're watching r t america. good evening friends we begin tonight in korea where south korea has test fired a taurus missile from an f. fifteen fighter jet for the first time ever live fire drills earlier today tested south korea's capability to launch a preemptive strike on north korea in the event of a serious crisis as if we're not there yet meanwhile south korean scientists have detected trace amounts of radioactivity in the air as a result of north korea's testing of an age bomb last week that tests show that detonated device contains either plutonium or uranium for more on the latest on the korean peninsula we go live tonight to on your part and bill in seoul south korea good evening anya. good morning from seoul and pyongyang has said it category categorically rejects. saying shannon'

that this is the direction the country needs to take it was all happening on capitol hill today in manila chan was there when bernie sanders unveiled this medicare for all bill this was more like a sanders rally wasn't. what i mean about this i mean you already know you've been to some of these yourself not only did he have an unprecedented number of senators sponsoring the bill who were there but bernie sanders drew crowds of supporters by the hundreds and they were all lined up out of that hearing room just waiting for a chance to get in and hear him speak on such an important topic it felt so much like some of those campaign rallies that i covered back in twenty fifteen and sixteen but that just the. to the level of support that bernie sanders has on this medicare for all bill lots of nurses and doctors from around the country and the world really are all there for the cause of getting lawmakers to see health care as a human right to go through what bernie sanders had to say about this itself. the crisis we are discussing today is not really about health care crisis we are discussing t

news manila jan is not following the story and she has more on it tonight but only how determined are they not to have nukes there well they haven't officially been talked about just yet but on the subject of north korea we first got to address the trump administration has minced no words of warning kim jong un about the threats that he's made to the u.s. homeland and to its territories or allies take a listen. should take heed the united nations tone unified voice all members unanimously agreed on the threat north korea poses and they remain unanimous in their commitment to the did nuclear is a threat of the korean peninsula secondly it's important to note that the united states withdrew all of its nuclear weapons from south korea in one thousand nine hundred one as part of a worldwide effort in nonproliferation an attempt to persuade north korea to do the same we now know this gentleman or lead by example model did not work since then the north has continued to build and test their arsenal to the point that their nuclear program is allegedly now capable however the southern foreign

states and north korea has real life consequences but what is the line between rhetoric and reality manila chan is following this story and joins us with more tonight what else has to be said. and we've been watching this back and forth between kim jong un and president donald trump for months now political watchers all around the world are actually beginning to discredit the statements coming out from both camps now because they have moved from threats over raul reduced to just hurling personal insults at one another from president trump saying his now infamous line of that north korea will be met with fire and fury to the d.p. r. k. threatening the u.s. with great pain and suffering let's take a look back at just how we got to mudslinging that could turn us into a hot war. strategic patience. with the north korean regime has failed states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves. were suspected leader kim jong un said that the u.s. will be unhappy to see d b r k strategic power on its independence day and big ass small gift packages. best not make it wort

during the first day of fighting there back in may it's meal alan duke and joins us live now from manila so jamila what do we know about this this operation how this actually happened. well the military basically says that he was rescued last saturday at the mosque called before at the heart of the battle area of the city in the southern philippines now he was supposed to have been rescued together with another civilian but it remains to be seen which unit was used in the operation however at the press conference earlier today the chief of staff of the philippine military says there were several attempts to rescue father and in the past he actually refused to go because and join the military because he refused to leave other civilians behind now that is the only information we got he appeared briefly at the press conference today not answering any questions apart from the fact that he said he was fine he is physically ok and that the military is now putting him under medical care to undergo several tests show so what else do we know about this i saw a link headquarters that was apparentl

current president of the thirty's crack down on drugs jim and i mean the gun joins us live now from manila for those people who are protesting for them what's the connection between what happened in the seventy's and what's happening today. there is a lots we were right behind you basically is the stage where survivors of the martial law period are talking their sharing their experiences during the very brutal regime of former president for their markers they see similarities here and one of them actually said that the period of the terror is far worse cordin of marcos ruled for more than twenty years he ruled the country with an iron fist and more than three thousand people died during that time now under president reagan the third day in his so-called war on drugs according to rights groups more than thirteen thousand people have been killed most of them killed by vigilante groups believed to be linked to police so what they want here is to ensure that there won't be a return of martial law like what happened then they would like president to go there to stop this war on drugs to complet

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yeah a great sea of manila kind of kind of thing but well first can you talk about nath as a relationship to rock cosmo's and how they procured this idea and perhaps what other countries might be involved. absolutely so you know of course nasa has been working with russia since the early to mid ninety's and starting with. cooperating on russia's mir space station and then developing i assess so this is a natural extension i'm very pleased to see this happening in this agreement being signed at the i see in adelaide it means that we will continue nasa and ross cosmos will continue to cooperate in space and it's very exciting because this deep space gateway is one of the key components of the new architecture that is more a moon centric now and it's basically a node a very small and human tended kind of a space station that will enable us to both explore the moon and also serve as a departure point to go farther into the universe including possibly or hopefully one day to mars so why exactly that are we building this d s g and what's the big deal with the moon haven't we explored enough of

and in manila thousands of people have demonstrated against philippine president roderigo do terror to they demanded an end to extra judicial killings as part of his drug war and protested against attaches threat to introduce martial law organizers say around twenty thousand people took part. well federal elections are coming up this sunday in germany and parties here have been making their final push ahead of the vote last night candidates from seven parties clashed in a live t.v. debate with the evening producing some real skirmishes d.w. charlotte potts has more. it was their last chance to sway german voters ahead of polling on sunday representatives from the country's seven biggest parties took to the stage in berlin but could they sell their vision of the future to viewers at home. germany doing well but that doesn't mean that all of its people are doing well germany's a wealthy country but we have to make sure to invest in the future. there was broad agreement on a number of issues spending more on digital infrastructure for example and the need for thousands more police officer

a bit of a disappointment there, but the larger story overhanging these meetings here in manila and also proving to be a bit of a distraction, of course the north korean nuclear crisis. these talks began four days ago, friday, and thankfully the weekend passed peacefully without north korea firing off another missile or conducting another nuclear test saturday, september 9th, was the key day there. have been a lot of worries that north korea could do zwlaus to coincide with the anniversary of the pprk thankfully nothing happened. the attention now turns to monday afternoon in new york the security council voting on what are likely to be the toughest sanctions yet on north korea cutting off oil supplies as well as exports of textiles, one of the main ways it continues to earnhardt currency. the funding regime and their weapons program there. now australia, which is not a member of the current five, has been very vocal about tougher sanctions. here's australia's senior trade administrator, steve ciobo. >> we need to send a strong message and i think the world has to demonstrate consistentl

president trump is to attend a summit of south—east asian nations in manila.se says he'll visit several states in november. stops include china, south korea, japan, vietnam and the philippines. the crisis in north korea is likely to dominate. ryanair says it's agreed to implement measures ordered by the uk's airline regulator, the caa, to ensure all passengers affected by flight cancellations are aware of their rights. it's updated its website and e—mailed customers affected by its decision to ground hundreds of flights in the coming weeks. the us diplomatic presence in cuba will be cut by more than half and american citizens have been warned not to visit. that was the announcement from the state department after what they called mysterious attacks which have caused hearing loss, fatigue and dizziness among those working in the us embassy. cuba has responded saying the decision is hasty and will affect relations. barbara plett usher reports this was supposed to mark the beginning of better relations between cuba and the us. but little more than a year after th

manila, trading their despite the government being closed. let's get you an update of first word news with paul allen. paul: thanks. the fed has announced the era,ning of the end of an saying it will start to shrink gigantic balance sheet. it left rates unexpected and said policymakers expect another hike before the end of the year. janet yellen sees the economy strengthening with a healthy labor market, rising inflation, but the inflation undershoot is a ministry. poll gave the national party a lead. while saturday's election date in new zealand for voters to vote early, data showed second-quarter growth right on estimates, .8%. dampening hard on management as they seek a rare fourth term. turkish president says any decision on his country's eu membership is for brussels to make. tensions have risen since last year's failed military coup with some german politicians publicly calling for talks to be scrapped. speaking to bloomberg, he said turkey would not back away. i say that those who are in the position to make the decision are them. let

duggan al-jazeera manila. i want to come for you this hour the world's fastest train is unveiled in china it speeds of up to three hundred fifty kilometers an hour. and sport just three weeks after breaking his leg a great valentino rossi contemplates a return to racing. business update brought to you by. going places together. taking united nations the continuing coverage of the united nations general assembly and now hearing from the crown prince of jordan i'm honored today to speak on behalf of his majesty king abdullah the second and the people of jordan president check our being jordan sincere congratulations on your election and our commitment to the work of this general assembly to secretary general gutierrez i extend my country's great appreciation for your partnership with our people distinguished members of the general assembly two years ago i had the chance to advocate on behalf of my generation and chair united nations security council meeting to adopt the first resolution on youth our joint effort

in the capital manila retired archbishop oscar cruz heads up an internal tribunals investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against filipino clergy. he had lived some senior church bigots are reluctant to punish a priest whose father to a child is a parasite some of your colleagues condoning this practice. i think that this possible i or she does. but doing a she our core children has been impacted by a lot of a moral practices. little by little they really don't. and soledad there are more and more cases of these clinical abuses but archbishop cruz says these abuses by catholic clergy can be bommel sinister than fathering children the cases he investigates include the sexual abuse of vulnerable children even right. he handles up to sixty cases at a time and says it's the tip of the iceberg because bishops could investigate cases in their own diocese without bringing them to his tribunals there are eighty two jurisdictions in the philippines eighty two in say eighty to ninety six dioceses spell it chills it to play jetta and supporting del sandy cases all here. i might drown. archbisho

richard darrien is a political science professor at manila's university we really appreciate your time thank you very much pleasure. security forces fighting on groups in the southern philippines are focusing their efforts on a strategic lake last month navy seals intercepted several boats carrying weapons ammunition and material to make bombs jamila island dog and was with the seals in action on lakeland now on mindanao island. we've been given a rare access to join what is the elite forces of the little military. the navy seals they specialize in counterterrorism operations in guerrilla combat they've been fighting armed groups in the southern philippines like the door yes i would say yes an armed group known for its criminal activities the philippines the military has been warning for some time that the security threat to the philippines will only get worse as you have ground which is a departure from the hit and takes of the past ten or fifteen years it is an application of a new teaching that the caliphate must have very thoroughly and they must be prepared to defend it the die fo

has more from manila. father was presented by the top leadership of the thin libyan military here at the headquarters in manila he was not allowed to take in questions from journalists but he issued a short statement he says that he is grateful to be alive and he is asking for everyone to pray for him he was taken on day one from a cathedral in malawi city in the southern philippines he's the most high profiled on their mouths a group according to the philippine military his rescue means that the siege is almost over. and. the more more than eighty people have been killed and more than two hundred thousand people now displaced the philippine military admits it is one of the toughest battles it has ever fought in recent years made even more complicated by the situation of hostages still more than forty hostages now are still under mouth is controlled and it remains to be seen whether they will be as lucky as father cheap going to a military operation is closing and whether they will survive and be able to t

i'm manila chan you're watching our team america we begin today with coverage of hurricane irma as it makes its way toward the u.s. mainland arma weekend on friday morning to a category four but fema warns the damage could still be catastrophic floridians are preparing for the impact of this potentially devastating storm our spanish correspondent nicholas sanchez o'donovan is in boynton beach where the community is taking shelter and prepares for the worst. floridians are preparing as hurricane is tightening her grip on florida there's hundreds of thousands of people the already left the state some of them. flying out of the different airports in florida towards cities up north but most of them hundreds of thousands of them are using the road they can only go north florida is a pennant salute you can't go south you can't go east or west you can only go north and there's only three major highways that can support that traffic days i ninety five there seventy five and there's the turnpike so as i say hundreds of thousands of people are trying to leave florida going up north towards the

and the use of chlorine gas.ultt it was a small'' with this in manila on the salad bars to plays and individuals. so we look at those as the social science literature. to help determine when a militant group so what is about their activities toward membership or language? and with the certain level of guilt so that provided some insights on those factors and indicators. >> what were your thoughts on the 11 -- 9/11 n.?. >> and the conservatives of that possibility. so that aircraft could be used such as pan am one '03. not a lot of people talking into cruise missiles. on the part of the al qaeda at the aircraft is of primary target they are highly the visible the impact on the economy and the psyche would be profound >> those lustful of security >> is very difficult to get for individuals on board with the doors on a the cockpit but we have see that is possible in othere countries like egypt in somalia and other places so getting individuals on board that seems to be impossible. >> host: republican space go ahead.. >> caller: i am calling about a situation that in starting the 1981 st

china and manila, looking how we are doing. markets, week across equities risk on. the watching in hong kong. it has been risk on. have picked up after underperforming for the last 8 months. it was a few years before -- since byd made headlines. we have a pretty wild ride when it comes to byd's share price. it is up 45%. china's leading maker of electric cars. it is supposed to join with daimler to bring products into the largest market. the country is certain cars. s&p cutting china's credit rating for the first time since 1999. look at the impact on china bonds. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: it is 9:29 in the morning here in hong kong. you're looking at a rather foggy view. 50 seconds away from the open of cash market here in hong kong. rates decisions out of the philippines. dollar-yuan fixing is at 158.61. that is the reference rate. i am underwhelmed looking at markets. haidi: there has been a big week. we had the boj, the fed, a bit of a surprise or total surprise coming out of the fed and the market reassess that. fed raising rates by the end of the year and we

it is a tropical depression as has brought very heavy rain to manila.nam. back closer to home, we have had ferocious thunderstorms across parts of italy, in towards the balkans as well, flash flooding reported, but things look quite through wednesday. glorious beach weather to be had across greece, turkey and cyprus. a drier, warm, sunny day for much of italy and sicily as well through wednesday. storms the southern france and northern spain, but glorious weather for the costas. temperatures decent across the canary islands. closer to home, we have got the first named storm of the season. it will rip through during tuesday night in the wednesday morning, it could bring to some areas gusts of 70—75 mph, potentially disruptive for this time of year. the storm then moves away, leaving a blustery day and heavy showers. keep chewed for further update and also a uk week ahead weather forecast. goodbye for now. you are watching outside source. after the storm, the clear up, early images from the florida keys showing the power from hurricane images from the flo