this is manila. asean is under way.ke their way to meet rodrigo duterte of the philippines. now they are just waiting for donald trump of america. see you soon. hello there. for most of us, sunday was a pretty glorious day, plenty of sunshine but it was cold. windy as well, particularly down the east coast, plenty of showers here too. some of these will continue through the course of the night and some on the heavy side but become more confined to the north sea coast of england and elsewhere, turning much drier and a colder night to come. widespread frost developing in some rural places. you can see the blue colours there. something a little less cold into the north—west of the uk. the weather system pushes in, bringing outbreaks of rain. we start monday morning cold and frosty. lots of sunshine though. you can see the blue hue there so some places freezing or below at around eight o'clock in the morning. we continue to see cattered showers and blustery conditions across eastern coast areas, especially from lincolnshire

president in manila is in manila to attend the summit of asia pacific leaders which has just got underway one on one with the filipino leaders is also expected to take place. well we're now joined by correspondent ana santos who's in manila it's good to see you so what can we expect from that meeting between trump and detector. well we're certainly expecting a lot of talk. president earlier in his speech today said that he was looking forward to more inclusive growth and inclusive participation in the. region you know if you look at the end is actually on the end of the economic entity of this kind second but it hasn't really been able to come to harness economic growth as a coalition the way the e.u. has mostly because of so many different factors on on our slowing down agreements in the past expecting that we're hoping that there will be some talks on the west philippine sea we call it the west philippine sea here but there's been a little bit of confusion on that exactly first of all president trumpets mention i'd be happy to mediate the south china sea or west philippine sea issue for

going to take in the region and a santos joining us from manila thank you. donald trump's trip to asia has been overshadowed by the russia affair on saturday trump said he believed the russian president when he told in moscow had not meddled in the twenty sixteen presidential elections that prompted criticism at home and a day later trump attempted to clarify the comments saying he backs the conclusions of u.s. intelligence agencies but he also avoided accusing putting i believe he believes that and it's very important for somebody to believe i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election as to whether i believe it or not with our agencies especially as currently constituted with their leadership i believe in our intel agencies our intelligence agencies. lebanon is calling for answers after its prime minister saad hariri resigned unexpectedly he announced he was stepping down during a visit to saudi arabia last week lebanon has now called on the saudi government to explain why he is still there and has not returned home on saturday

president donald trump has arrived in manila for the asean leaders summit it's also the last leg of the president's asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the philippines controversial president drew good detective we'll go to manila for the latest. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visits boss alona for the first time since imposing direct rule we'll find out what it means. plus a first for the arab world the movie abu dhabi opens its doors to the public the billion dollar project promises to act as a bridge between east and west through the medium of on. i mean you just keep money welcome to the program president donald trump has arrived in manila it's the last leg of his asia tour the most ambitious trip by a u.s. . president in decades trump was welcomed by his host philippines president rodrigo detective the u.s. president is in manila to attend the asean summit of asia pacific leaders which has just got underway a one on one with the filipino leader is also expected to take place. but we're now joined by a correspondent on the santos who's in manila it's good to se

joining us from manila thank you. donald trump's trip to asia has been overshadowed by the russia affair now on saturday trump said he believes the russian president when he told a moscow was not meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential elections now that prompted criticism at home a day later trump attempted to clarify the comments saying he backs the conclusions of u.s. intelligence agencies but he also avoided accusing putin i believe he believes that and it's very important for somebody to believe i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election as to whether i believe it or not with our agencies especially as currently constituted with their leadership i believe in our intelligence is our intelligence agency is. time now for a look at some of the other stories making news around the world hollywood star new guy has arrived at the u.n. climate conference in bonn in germany the terminator actor and former california governor is highly critical of the climate policies of u.s. president do

rebuilding manila would take years. the jeep, just like the city, was transformed into something totally new. the jeepney, an extended body jeep that acts as a passenger bus. necessity and creativity, along with spare parts from wherever, form an urban commuter service that has survived decades. as colorful as the individual owner and as unique and chaotic as the city itself. for an outsider, a jeepney ride is daunting. the routes and rates almost incomprehensible. but we tried it out on a hot summer afternoon. we want to get off at alphaland. filipino man: alphaland. sharyl: we climbed into the dark, tight, tiny interior. everybody say hi. sharyl: jeepneys move through the manila traffic congestion on routes memorized by the drivers and those standing at pickup spots along the road. climbing in or clinging on. this isn't a tourist tour. bye. sharyl: jeepney riders are the philippine working class. when you're aboard, it's hard to get a glimpse outside. the only view is face to face, knee to knee, of the person hot. sha

is going to take in the region and a scientist joining us from manila thank you. and a brief look now at some of the other stories making news around the world iraqi forces have found more mass graves where the so-called islamic state is believed to have disposed of its victims witnesses say the militants forced people to line up at the edge of the sinkhole near mosul before killing them the site is thought to contain some four hundred bodies. u.s. and south korean warships are conducting naval drills in the western pacific the four day exercises spearheaded by american aircraft carriers the largest of the type in the world officials in seoul say the show of military might is intended as a deterrent to any provocation from north korea. a tense day in catalonia spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visited the volatile region for the first time since dismissing its secessionist government but didn't come to make nice meeting with members of his conservative party this famished head called on catalyst to kick out separatists in next month's snap elections but he also

our top stories: the asean summit gets underway in manila.ersial philippine leader rodrigo duterte. earlier leaders signed a number of trade agreements with hong kong. visiting catalonia, spain's prime minister urges what he called the ‘silent majority', to fill the ballot boxes with hope at next month's snap election. these dramatic pictures show a burning oil pipeline in bahrain that has caused a diplomatic spat. bahrain says iran is behind the explosion. iran has dismissed the allegation. the foreign ministry in tehran described the accusation as baseless and childish. more on this story at bbc.com. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the south china morning post which reports asean members have declined president donald trump's offer to mediate between claimants to the south china sea. mr trump made the offer during his visit to vietnam. the philippine star also covers the american president's tour of asia and claims mr trump will seek to strengthen ties between his country and the philippines when h

cnn international correspondent matt rivers joins us from manila.ow about the president strike this balance between the praise we have seen that he has heaped on these leaders during this visit, and the condemnation that many are calling for in relation to this drug war? >> reporter: yeah. it's going to be walking on very fine line, victor. i think a tricky situation for the president to navigate. in president duterte, he has nothing but praise for the u.s. president but a leader who is incredibly sensitive when people criticize his ongoing crackdown on drugs. the reason that human rights groups across the world have really condemned this is really because of the extra judicial killings. he has targeted not only drug dealers, but drug users as well, and has been bloody. thousands of people have died. it's an ongoing controversial issue in this part of the world but, at the same time, you have a white house official telling reporter the president has a warm rapport with president rodrigo duterte. how forcefully he brings up this human rights allegati

we'll switch over to matt rivers, following the story in manila.hat can be expected here of the president's meeting with president duterte? the two are said to have a very warm relation. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, that's going to be the bilateral meeting that we're really all looking ford looking for in terms of that photo op. and president duterte is a very controversial figure worldwide. the philippine president has undergone a brutal crackdown on drugs here in the philippines over the last year or so. and it's been a mission where he has not only targeted drug dealers but drug users as well. and in that process, human rights groups say he has conducted extra-judicial killings and time and again has violated people's rights and condemned by human rights groups across the globe because of that. the question is will president trump bring that up? will he challenge president duterte about that, something he is very sensitive about when other leaders bring that up. the white house does tell cnn that president trump will bring that up in some respect.

a graduation party at the university of the east in manila. ryan bar in line is here with his mother she raised five children all by herself yet. i can't describe the happiness i've worked very hard to make a good education possible ryan has been working hard since his father died. in order to pay for his studies as an electrical engineer ryan has been working evenings in a call center for five hundred thousand students who graduate every year the outsourcing industry creates work and away up the career ladder. like it's been sixty or at the years now and. at night groggy workers turn up to the call center. or be anything else that i can assist you with. midnight in manila is lunch time in the us where the customers are good. if they have any problems with the product they can call twenty four seven they get help from people in manila like ryan bar line he wants to be an electrical engineer the night shifts are wearing him down i go to work at night and then i go to school in the morning and many don't know how i have done it. it's no idea. th

>> yes. >> anthony: based out of manila?n the philippines a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where mark lives and works. >> becau of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, this is fertile ground for that. >> anthony: traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is they've been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you, but these days people don't make that distinction. >> dating back to the marcos years. >> 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: just before christmas in 2009, the massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. mark was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> there is no system of justice, no government attending to your needs. >> anthony: no one's coming to save you, is that what you're saying? >> no one's coming to save you. >> you know, i have a family, i

let's go to matt rivers who is also in manila.etail for us, matt, what is on, pardon the pun, on the table for the asean summit? what are they going to be discussing? >> reporter: the president has a couple of big meetings during the day tomorrow. tonight is just a class photo. they are sitting and have dinner and turn in relatively early. tomorrow he has larry meetings with the prime ministers of india and australia and duterte. the duterte meeting is the most interesting meeting that we are going to be looking for. as we mentioned, whether he publicly condemns what has been a relatively popular campaign here in the philippines. it's worth mentioning that president duterte's approval rating at 80% and now down around 60%. the mantle of the public here support his war on drugs and interesting to see how president trump responds to that. it's not just about the war on drugs. you have to consider trade. what has happened since donald trump and his administration came into office one of the first things they did is pull out of the tr

there unaided by a strong man but protesters in manila had a different greeting for donald trump as he met philippines leader to tear to. and could it be riveted to italy and football's world cup playoffs the four time champions must overturn a first leg deficit at home to sweden tonight or missed their first finals since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us rescue workers are scrambling to find people and help earthquake victims on the iran iraq border more than four hundred people are dead in iran alone thousands more have been left injured or homeless. now the seven point three magnitude earthquake struck around thirty kilometers from the iraqi town of how late on sunday in iraq at least seven people have been killed and hundreds more injured. first the sudden tremors and then the panic. in a matter of minutes their lives reduced to rubble when the earthquake hit i was lying in my bed as i wasn't feeling well my sons were watching t.v. and the next room he started shouting mom wake up there's an earthquake we all ran to the corrid

embassy in manila, water canons kept them back.e to attend a second economic summit, wearing traditional philippine garb. side by side with the controversial philippine president rodrigo duterte, an tag nist of human rights groups and supporter of extra judicial killings. but as host, all the extravagant niceties. president trump, who has measured his words in public during this tour, poked north korea's leader on twitter. why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old, when i would never call him short and fat? i try so hard to be his friend. >>> friend? an idea he was asked to explain at a news conference in vietnam. >> strange things happen in life. that might be a strange thing to happen, but it's certainly a possibility. >> reporter: perhaps a distraction from the president's provocative comments to reporters on air force one. after he met with vladimir putin where he defended the russian leader's denials of election interference. >> i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election. >> reporter: but

serenaded by a strong man but protesters in manila had a different greeting for donald trump as he met philippines leader roderigo to territory. and could it be or even dare to italy and football's world cup playoffs the four time champs must overturn a first like deficit at home to sweden tonight or missed their first finals since nine hundred fifty eight. i'm seeing so much kind of thank you for joining us rescuers are scrambling to help earthquake victims on the iran iraq border at least three hundred forty eight people are. dead in iran alone that is according to state television thousands more have been injured or left homeless the seven point three magnitude quake struck around thirty kilometers from the iraqi town of how late on sunday in iraq at least seven people have been killed and hundreds more injured it came out of nowhere and sent people fleeing into the night. in a matter of minutes their lives reduced to rubble the quake could be felt across iraq from here in the eastern city of karbala and over four hundred kilometers away . but it was iran that was the worst hit this

presidents donald trump has arrived in manila for the. where he's expected to hold a one on one with philippines president fredricka. it's the last like of his thirteen day and shit tour. that's all for now but the sure to tune in for a morning is at the top of the hour in the meantime you can live on t v dot com for more news updates thanks for watching.

manila being bigger than most has plenty of both.ar with -- the typhoon. so it looks like it's gonna be christmas in the city. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: thank you. cheers. ♪ ♪ i never meant to be so bad to you one thing i said that ♪ ♪ i would never do one look from you and i would fall from grace ♪ ♪ and that would wipe this smile right from my face 'cause it's the heat ♪ ♪ of the moment telling me what your heart meant ♪ ♪ heat of the moment shone in your eyes >> anthony: name of the band is? >> fritz: keystone. >> anthony: keystone? >> fritz: yes. >> anthony: how long you've been playing together? >> fritz: around five years. five years. >> anthony: five years. >> shane: all right guys, here we go. adobo is in the house. >> anthony: looking pretty. >> shane: thank you, thank you! >> anthony: as one does, i dragooned the band keystone into lunch assuming, correctly as it turned out, that one of these young punks would know how to make a good adobo. is there a single authentic adobo recipe or does everybody do it differently? >> shane: everyo

embassy in manila. water canyons kept them back. here, to attend a second economic summit, wearing philippine garb. side by side with the philippine president, antagonists of rights groups and judicial killings. the host, extravagant niceties. president trump who measured his words poked north korea's leader. why would kim jong-un insult my becalling me old. friend, an idea he was asked to explain in a news conference. >> strange things happen in life. that might be a strange thing to happen, but certainly a possibility. >> perhaps a distraction from the president's comments to reporters on air force one after he met with vladimir putin, where he defended the russian leaders denials of interference. >> i believe that he feels he and russia did not meddle in the election. >> reporter: after he disparaged obama intelligence chiefs as political hacks for blaming putin. he tried a clean up. >> as to whether i believe it or not, i'm with the leadership. i believe in our intel agencies, our intelligence agencies. >> reporter: in the plann

and has more now from the summit in manila. when he was sworn into office philippines president will be good to talk to says that could she will be cutting ties with the united states but now more than a year later and as chairman of the association of southeast asian nations critics a deterrent is now singing a different tune. you know when you're the one you know. he promised to pursue an independent foreign policy veering away from the u.s. while building closer relations with china and russia those who want supported him now say deter the strong man image isn't quite what it. really shows the kind of relationship there is between him and trump but with the philippines and the united states it's a new york colonial relations all of many is for a truly independent foreign policy independent from the dictates of the united states of america it's donald trump's first trip to the philippines since he took office security experts say top of his agenda are the growing tensions in the korean peninsula will also be meeting with lead

while leaders gather in manila for the fiftieth meeting of the association of southeast asian nations. efforts to turn them back or hinge or refugees are still streaming into bangladesh. and we begin with breaking news a seven point three magnitude earthquake has struck on the iran iraq border more than a hundred people have been killed a thousand others have been injured the epicenter was in iran thirty kilometers southwest of the iraqi town of shell about us reports. that quiet sunday night in iraq on a run disrupted by violent. quake was centered on the iraq iran border near the iraqi town of. and it was severe seven point three in magnitude and only twenty five kilometers deep. it was very strange suddenly the glasses dropped off the table the fan was shaking we were so afraid we had to run out of the house because our house was old. the u.s. geological survey immediately issued an orange alert saying deaths and damage should be expected then came the reports of fatalities on the iran side of the border in the town of cusses shereen it struck after sunset on sunday night and peopl

a graduation party at the university of the east in manila. ryan barn lawn is here with his mother she raised five children all by herself and. i can't describe the happiness i've worked very hard to make a good education possible ryan has been working hard since his father died. in order to pay for his studies as an electrical engineer ryan has been working evenings in a call center for five hundred thousand students who graduate every year the outsourcing industry creates work and away up the career ladder. like things were in the years now. at night groggy workers turn up to the call center. or be anything else that i can assist you with. midnight in manila is lunch time in the us where the customers are good. if they have any problems with the product they can call twenty four seven they get help from people in manila like ryan by a line he wants to be an electrical engineer the night shifts are wearing him down i go to work i think night and then i go to school in the morning and any don't know how i have done it. it's no idea. the outsou

embassy in manila. water canons kept them back. here to attend a second economic summit wearing traditional philippine garb, side by side with the controversial philippine president, antagonist of human rights groups and supporter of extra judicial killings. but his host all the extravagant niceties. president trump who has measured his words in public during this tour poked north korea's leader on twitter. why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old when i would never call him short and fat? i try to hard to be his friend. friend? an idea he was asked to explain at a news conference in vietnam. >> strange things happen in life. that might be a strange thing to happen. but it's certainly a possibility. >> perhaps a distraction from the president's provocative comments to reporters on air force one after he met with vladimir putin, where he defended the russian leader's denials of election interference. >> i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election. >> but after he disparaged obama era intelligen

it was one of nine killings across manila that night. former police officers say when duterte was mayor of daferos city he paid death squads to kill both drug dealers and users. several local residents introduced us to a hit man. he said his cash for murder practice continues. >> to the interview with a gun in his satchel. >> what is in your bag? >> it is engraved, the enforcer. for every murder with that gun he says the police pay him and his partner $400. >> so it's the government paying you. >> yes, ma'am. >> from duterte. >> this is from the president. >> carlos is a spokes pern for the pil feen national police, des tight tu duterte public clents of killing drug users carlos said they follow the rule of law and are not hiring hitmen. >> people out in the communities here say that there are rogue hitmen who are killing drug users and they are backed by the police. what did you say to that. >> okay, these are all allegations. they have to prove that. we are conducting multiple investigations when there is a death. >> on the whole do yo

the asean summit gets under way in manila. donald trump meets the controversial leader of the philippines, rodrigo duterte. new fears for the health of a british woman held in iran as the uk government faces more criticism over its handling of her case. the prince of wales leads tributes to the fallen. this year, the queen watched the ceremony from a balcony for the first time. hello. iran's media are reporting that 120 people have been killed and more than 300 injured in an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3. the quake hit the border area between iran and iraq, around 30km south of halabja. in iraq, it has caused extensive damage with at least 16 deaths in the kurdistan region. the quake was so powerful, it was felt as far away as lebanon and turkey. andrew plant has more. carried into hospital amid the chaos at this clinic in iran, victims of the earthquake on stretchers, others walking wounded. as more and more of the injured arrive. the earthquake struck after dark, rural villages and the effect of areas, the search began

ok, for now, howard johnson in manila, thank you. on some of the other stories making the news: there have been further calls by us republicans for the party's alabama senate candidate, roy moore, to stand down, following a wave of allegations of sexual misconduct by him against teenage girls decades ago. a fifth woman has come forward and said he groped her when she was 16. mr moore has denied all the accusations against him. protesters have interrupted a pro—fossil fuel presentation by white house advisers by breaking into song. the us officials were promoting wider use of fossilfuels on the sidelines of a un climate conference in germany. they say what is known as clean coal must be part of the solution to global warming. international creditors holding $60 million of creditors' —— $60 billion of them is whether‘s bonds have said no deal has been made. their economic situation is blamed on economic situation is blamed on economic sabotage by the united states. the white house is touting the rather whopping figure of $300 billion i

kylie atwood reports from the capitol, manila. >> reporter: it's almost 3:00 in the morning here in manila and we're seeing the results of duterte's war on drugs and his pledge, to kill, to slaughter all drug users. police are responding to the murder of a drug user and we're going to go see the scene. >> reporter: they're waiting here to see who died. >> yeah. >> reporter: who was killed. the man was an alleged drug user. they said they shot him in self-defense. it was one of nine killings across manila that night. former police officers say when duterte was mayor of daferos city he paid death squads to kill both drug dealers and users. several local residents introduced us to a hit man. he said his cash for murder practice continues. >> reporter: we didn't know it but he came to the interview with a gun in his satchel. what is in your bag? it is engraved, the enforcer. for every murder with that gun ay says the police pay him and his partner $400. so it's the government paying you? >> yes, ma'am. >> from duterte. >> this is... from the president. >> carlos is a spokesperson for the filip

we'll have to see what happens in manila. i think he will do well here largely because he will talk about things that are important for the united states and i think the region will pretty much agree with him on much of this. so we'll have to see of course. but so far the trip has been okay. >> a pew research center polling shows the power of mr. trump's celebrity with a 69% confidence rating in the philippines and 58% in vietnam as compared to global of 22%. why is president trump so popular there? >> he's popular because he's american and that accounts for the high scores in vietnam and philippines. but he is also popular among people in china where you wouldn't think so. and that is largely because he's fresh, he's unscripted, he is something that they haven't seen. and he's prone to saying things that make the elites upset. so trump has a lot of popularity among the people of asia. >> gordon chang, we're sitting here watching the pictures of the president coming to the asean summit. do you think he will make any progress

a dog and i'm just here in manila. all right still ahead on the program. in brazil why the medical system more than a. global competition set to rise for the first time in four years dashing hopes they hate. how i will start with a quick check on the weather around the quake zone there in iran just around the border with iraq and you can see it does stay dry a little bit of cloud floating through but i think it will be of the weather variety rather think a cloud there into eastern parts of the region so might see some western weather just pushing into the north of pakistan helping to disperse the pollution the smog and the fog that we have here for the higher ground up towards kabul it could even for as you know for a time cheers are going on into wednesday the wintry mix makes its way further east which is a little cold of a couple around nine celsius iran iraq staying dry and settled in the south whether standing right across into the advance of beirut getting up to around twenty three degrees in the sunshine plenty of sunshine across the arabian peninsu

in manila in protest to trump's visit. the us president has offered to mediate in the south china sea disputes. turning to the financial times, with an article on the front page claiming british spymasters fear anti—virus software that has been given to more than 2 million barclays customers may be being used as an intelligence—gathering tool by the russian government. having a look to the guardian in australia, where activists have vowed to press on with protests for more than 400 refugees on manus island, as authorities in papua new guinea prepare to forcibly remove them today. in other news online, for reuters, prince charles leads remembrance day ceremony for the british war dead, as the queen watched on. some say it signals a significant shift as the head of state gradually reduces her workload. and lastly, on the front page of the daily telegraph, could the family pet now lose out from the brexit negotiations? michel barnier has said — the brussels brexit negotiator — the collapse of trade talks is a "real possibilit

trump meets his philippines counterpart but we go to terence a outside the summit of asian leaders in manila hundreds of protesters demonstrating against their policy. i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us rescuers are scrambling at this hour to help the earthquake victims on the iran iraq border now that after a seven point three magnitude quake struck about thirty kilometers from the iraqi town of law late sunday a rainy and fishel say the tremor killed at least three hundred people in iran alone a baghdad has yet to report an official death toll but hundreds of iraqis are known to have been injured. when the earth began to shake the shoppers began to run. other states. this reporter escaped injury as the tremor shook his studio. and baghdad these residents knew all too well how quakes can turn buildings into death traps. suddenly the glass is dropped off the table that was very strange the fog was shaking we were so afraid that we had to run out of the house because our house is an old one. you know but most of the many others were not so lucky in iran hospitals have been inundated wi

president donald trump is in manila for the i.o.c. and leaders of west it's also the last leg of the president's asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the for the philippines controversial president rodrigo detects a also coming up seven on his former prime minister speak side saying he will come home soon saad hariri rejects claims that he's being held against his will by saudi arabia. and in formula one sebastian fattal restores ferrari private with a victory at the brazilian grand prix we have all the trails i'm still on sunday's race. i mounted on a welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has arrived in manila on the last leg of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by a u.s. leader to the region and decades and an ambitious agenda he was welcome to the philippines by his host president rodrigo detest hey it's who will attend the asean so much of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold by the talks. the protesters were ready for him flag burning and band trumped chance met by polic

i'm just here in manila. i was reporting that trump has been criticized for not addressing to turkey's controversial war on drugs. mcbride has more details. well both sides say this longer awaited bilateral meeting was a big success there's a dispute about exactly what transpired during their discussions and whether in fact the subject of human rights was brought up this is been a controversial issue with critics accusing the trumpet ministration of abandoning the traditional role of a u.s. president in bringing up human rights wherever they might be in the world and here in the philippines there is a big concern about the thousands of people who have died in this contre boy's virtual war on drugs and it was claimed by a white house spokesperson that briefly human rights was brought up by trump now that's been disputed by a spokes person for president deter take who says that yes while the drugs issue was raised a trumpet merely listened largely to the explanation from deter and seemed to agree or show sympat

jonathan lemire in manila.hank you very much. >>> finally tonight, the last thing before we go has to do with the importance of federal judges and a story in the news right now. short of sending troops into battle, it's been theorized that the most powerful thing a president can do is appoint members to the federal bench. federal judges serve for life, and therefore they can carry out the will and the ideology of a president for generations after that president is out of office. the president's own sister is in fact a federal judge, nominated to the 3rd circuit court of appeals by none other than bill clinton. the american bar association has always given a rating of judicial nominees. so it got our attention when they gave a trump nominee the rare rating of not qualified. the nominee in this case is brett talley. he is 36 years old. he's been practicing law for give or take three years. and importantly, he has never tried a case in court. he also did not initially disclose the fact that his wife is the chief o

joining us from manila is the bbc‘s howard johnson.rse we know it is donald trump's last day in asia as he wraps up essentially the longest trip by a us president now for decades. so what's expected on the agenda today? good morning. yes, this is the end of this marathon five country tour for donald trump. today he will attend the showpiece of the asean summit, the showpiece of the asean summit, the east asia summit. this is where regional leaders and dialogue partners get together to discuss security issues in this region. they will be talking about issues such as so—called islamic state in southeast asia, they will be talking about the threat of north korea missile strikes. but the most important one todayis strikes. but the most important one today is the south china sea debate. now, normally with these summits, in the last few they have been trying to get together a code of conduct about the south china sea. this disputed waterway where trillions of dollars worth of trade flows through every year. now china lays claim to 80% of tha

presidents donald trump has a rives in manila on the last like of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by u.s. leaders to the region and decades and has an ambitious agenda he was welcomed to the philippines by his host president's words rigo detent say the two will attend to the audience on most of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold bilateral talks. the protesters were ready for him flag burning and band trumped chance met by police water cannons in manila president trump has arrived in the philippines the last stop on his five country twelve day visit to asia. at the dinner the mood was considerably more serene with trump in town the southeast asian development and cooperation group is holding its thirty first summit and marking its fiftieth anniversary despite the display of unity several of those states are in fierce competition for regional influence china has made sweeping claims to the south china sea something the philippines and other regional nations vigorously dispute trump said he'd like to mediate the tense situation an offer that was hardl

in manila for the us the and the just the mess it's also the last leg of the president's asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the philippines controversial preston treasury go to also on the program the spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visits barcelona for the first time since imposing direct rule on catalonia and as regional elections lou he warned scotland's they face a choice between spanish unity and chaos. and arnold schwarzenegger speaks at the u.n. climate summit here in germany the former california governor says environmentalist need to do more if they want to terminate global warming. i know donna welcome to the program well u.s. presidents donald trump has arrived in manila on the last leg of his official tour of asia the longest trip by a u.s. leader to the region in decades and has an ambitious agenda he was welcome to the philippines by his host president rodrigo deterred say the two will attend the asean some s. of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold bilateral talks the protesters were ready for him flag burning and banned trump chan

duggan i'm just here in manila. irish singer and activist bob geldof has returned his freedom of the city of dublin award saying that he doesn't want to share the honor with me and mars leader and son suchi. association with the award is now a matter of shame due to her response to the range of crisis she was given the award by geldof's native city in two thousand and twelve. also in sushi which should strive to continue to be a city. which is very much sure the story told her for a struggle but. she secured. the face to face what you were told to kill soldiers serving in tow south korea's military says north korean troops have shot and injured a fellow soldier as he tried to defect to the south it happened near the border village of panmunjom he's been taken to hospital in south korea kathy novak has more now from seoul. according to the south korean chilling chiefs of staff a north korean soldier ran across the border just before four in the afternoon seoul time they say north korean soldiers a shop the man in the

it was one of nine killings across manila that night.r police officers say when duterte was mayor he paid death squads to kill drug dealers and users. several local rez dependent residents introduced us to a hit man. he said his cash for murder continues. we didn't know it but he came to the interview with a gun in his satchel. what's in your bag? it's engraved, the enforcer. for every murder with the gun he said the police pay him and his partner $400. it's the government paying you? >> yes, ma'am. >> from duterte. >> from the president. >> carlos is the spokesperson for the philippine national police. despite duterte's public comments, he said the police follow the rule of law and they are not hiring hit men. >> reporter: people in the community say there are rogue hit men killing drug users and they're backed by if police what >> these are all allegations. they have to prove that. we are conducting investigations when there is a -- a death. >> reporter: on the whole, do you think this effort has been successful? >> have we reduced the

dogon i'm just here in manila. on all things here now with our correspondent dr who's drawing of live from manila so that first meeting role between those two very controversial latest seems to have gone well but there's some confusion about what. what was discussed. exactly it is a controversy here as you said both sides have said that this meeting was a success but there is a disagreement over exactly what was talked about in particular whether they mentioned the subject of human rights now critics of the trumpet ministration have accused it of turning its back on what is traditionally seen as being a role responsibility of a u.s. president wherever they are in the world to raise human rights where they believe there have been violations and to make no apologies for that well here in the philippines as we've mentioned there and there is this ongoing issue about the drug war being waged by deterred and about the thousands of people who have been killed in that now the white house has said that trump did mention br

trump does not acknowledge that, embrace it. >> on the street of manila, people are protesting mr. truck's visit to the island nation. at one point, police used water khan ons did to disperse crowds. cbs news, new york. >> well, president trump was originally slate today depart manila for washington today. instead he'll return tomorrow. he added a day to schedule a mid criticism he would have missed the final summit. >> botched robbery ends with two shoppers stabbed in the mall every minnesota. happening at the men's dressing room in a macing store. suspect trying to steel in a man trying on clothes, when the victim walk in on the suspect going through his belongings, the suspect stabbed him. >> when that happened, there was a couple of other family members that assisted the victim in doing so a second victim sustained a knife wound >> the family members disarmed the suspect and held him down until police arrived. we're told that the victim's injuries are non-life threatening. last las vegas host first major event since the deadly mass shooting there , around 40,000 runners hit the