they're doing that there are hundreds more are joining more of this thing from manila sure a number of them. don't trump has accused his former lawyer of potentially acting illegally after it emerged he secretly recorded the us president discussing payments to a former playboy model the recording was seized through an f.b.i. raid on michael cohen's office earlier this year in the recording mr trump reportedly discusses paying money to karen mcdougal who claims she and trump a ten month long affair returns from washington's. prosecutors in new york are investigating whether that payment to karen mcdougal who claims to have an affair with donald trump violated campaign finance regulations that was paid by american media inc the publisher of the national enquirer with the express purpose of getting the rights of that story to prevent her from telling anyone else about it it was during the presidential campaign if it's found that the publishing company and michael cohen and donald trump were working together in order to help his presidential campaign that could be seen as a campaign contri

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility. the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and a justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions. implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with on. previous peace agreements with other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the for mission of splinter groups and even more violence the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters

well the president is definitely living up to what he talked about on the campaign trail thank you manila secretary of state mike pompei o says real progress has been made between the united states and north korea today in new york city it was pompei zero meeting with kim y'all chill who is a close advisor of north korean leader kim jong un president donald trump says a june twelfth meeting in singapore could still happen after he initially called off secretary pompei uses the topic of denuclearization has been difficult the effort now is to come to a set of understandings which convince the north koreans of what president trying to set this.

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with. previous peace agreements with other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the formation of splinter groups and even more violence. the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters to b

already took a look at road to the previous episode we get back on the road the other way arches manila. you see them all over the roads on highways freeways and squeezing through tight streets with precision often you're probably annoyed when stuck behind one but the reality is trucking is the lifeblood of the u.s. economy around eighty percent of all freight tonnage moved around the us is delivered on trucks around ten and a half billion tons of freight gets trucked all across the country all other modes of transport combined trucking moves everything from the bed you sleep on the car you drive in the food you eat all the way to the clothes on your back valued at almost one hundred thirty billion dollars in goods per year that's more than four thousand dollars every second traveling on those big rigs trucking is a six hundred fifty billion dollars a year business which is approximately five percent of america's annual g.d.p. and is the most common job in america the number one job for twenty nine states although there are more than three and a half million professional truckers in the

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon was territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territory's revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions. implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with arms and previous peace agreements with other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the for mission of splinter groups and even more violence the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters

of an infrastructure place setting and then look at rail for that we turn to our to correspondent manila chan. president truck campaign for months and months on repairing america's crumbling infrastructure from the roadways to waterways railways to the airwaves and has recently unveiled a plan to bring america up to speed we're here today to discuss the critical need to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure and one understands and the people in this room really understand better than most probably hopefully better than anybody that the problem the states have and local leaders have with funding the infrastructure is horrendous and we will build we will maintain and the vast majority of americans want to see us take care of our infrastructure. infrastructure is the backbone of the u.s. economy and a necessary input to every economic output those are the opening lines in the most recent report from the american society of civil engineers their study aptly called the failure to act a report minces no words in their frustration with the budget shortfalls in infrastructure and highlighte

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions. implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with. previous peace agreement. with the other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the permission of splinter groups and even more violence the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters

and chinese embassies in the capital manila they accuse president of terror of failing to up hold the country's sovereignty over you more on that story and everything else a bit later on in about twenty five minutes time i'll have war news for you then off to al-jazeera world which starts now. in the egyptian capital cairo a chinese community has established itself reflecting the growing business relationship between egypt and china. the two countries have developed a robust relationship in recent years overall trade between egypt and china has exceeded eleven billion u.s. dollars. egypt has awarded lucrative construction contracts to chinese companies and indorsed china's plans to build a global trade route the road in the belt initiative. the chinese community in egypt has grown to more than ten thousand. this is the story of the chinese who came to study work and opened businesses here. and who have discovered an affinity for the life and culture of the most populous arab country. to lead you to listen you know. it's a. home that in. that fashion on. the walk. you sing and i cheris

of an infrastructure place setting and then look at rail for that we turn to our to correspondent manila chan. president try to campaign for months and months. on repairing america's crumbling infrastructure from the roadways to waterways railways to the airwaves and has recently unveiled a plan to bring america up to speed we're here today to discuss the critical need to rebuild america's crumbling infrastructure and one understands and the people in this room really understand better than most probably hopefully better than anybody that the problem the states have and local leaders have with funding the infrastructure is horrendous and we will build we will maintain and the vast majority of americans want to see us take care of our infrastructure. infrastructure is the backbone of the u.s. economy and a necessary input to every economic output those are the opening lines in the most recent report from the american society of civil engineers their study aptly called the failure to act a report minces no words in their frustration with the budget shortfalls in infrastructure and highligh

it has been of a rona a journalist and women's rights advocate also manila. independent journalist whose work focuses on health and gender inequality she's also a single parent added divorce advocate it's good to have you here everybody and you gave us a lesson in what it is like for one person at least to go through that process of trying to end a marriage jimmy show everybody the piece in the atlantic is a couple years old right now but nothing has changed which is why we're all here has the title ending a marriage in the only country that bans divorce that marriage was your life i'm not going to go into the nitty gritty of what happened but the process the process is why some women and some of the kids for divorce really pushing for it in the philippines if you could explain what are the options your marriage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't severe the marital bond you're still married on paper but you can live apart or

donald trump makes his davos debut we'll have it all but first let's head back to washington with manila chan for some business and financial headlines topping today's news. good afternoon i'm a military man sitting in for bart who as you just saw is on assignment in davos let's get to some of the day's top stories u.s. president donald trump struck a noticeably different tone today during his speech in davos but one message remained the same america first trump said america first does not mean america alone and his words to the world elite as president of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also but america for years does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. he made his argument that focused on domestic policies such as tax reform for individuals and corporations have boosted the national economy citing companies like apple who plan to repatriate billions of dollars back stateside a sober trump state on script without any off the cuff remarks assuring the economic tita

and chinese embassies in the capital manila are angry about the ongoing u.s. military presence in the country and accuse president the turtle of not upholding philippine sovereignty. those are the main headlines the stay with us they're out there up next people in power. iran swell to supplies are under threat its reserves to please waste and inefficiency. lands drained and barren innovative solutions are at last being appliance with a enough we centric all together reach of rugby from al-jazeera series to find out .

duggan al jazeera manila. nicaragua u.s. president is refusing to step down despite months of violent protests against his government demonstrators want daniel ortega to call early elections which are jus in twenty twenty one but in a rare interview with u.s. t.v. ortega said moving up the vote would increase stability he's accused protesters and the catholic church of colluding with the u.s. to force him from office. a major debate on racism has erupted over the german football mess that decision to quit the national team who is of turkish descent says he suffered racism and disrespect from berlin dominic kane reports. his international career is over now club duty's with arsenal have taken mesut ozil to the far east but in his absence the fallout from his retirement is reverberating around germany the newspapers have seized on his statement in which he pointed the finger at the german football association specifically and its president hein hardaker linda accusing him of having a racially discriminative background earth st

foreign inflows are returning and so we have manila stocks trading at a six-week high. haidi: thank you. let's get you to first word news with paul allen in sydney. late facebook tanked in trading after having missed estimates on second-quarter revenue and daily visitors. the stock lost billions of dollars. one of the biggest reverses in business history. facebook's first financial stumble in three years hollowed a quarter in which data privacy came under harsh scrutiny. the first signs of user unhappiness about data protection. mike pompeo faced anger in the senate at the start of a hearing on president trump's policies on trade and russia. the foreign relations committee chair said there were serious doubts about u.s. strategy. pompeo defended trump's decision to meet one-on-one the president putin last week in helsinki. he offered few details. i had a number of conversations about what transpired in the meeting. i was present when he and president putin gave us a sense. i also had the chance to speak with sergey lavrov and the russian bureau. i think i have a pretty

live in manila japan is struggling with a record breaking heat wave that's affected parts of the country the mercury rose to forty one point one degrees celsius in the city of coma guy on the store's west of so q b two i would just say that stanley twelve degrees hotter than the average temperature at this time of the year but these thirty people have died over the past month due to the heat. the united nations highest court will rule later on a dispute that's divided gulf neighbors cata accuses the u.a.e. of violating international law by expelling thousands of carries since the start of the g.c.c. crisis reports qatar is stepping up its legal battle against the u.a.e. accusing it of human rights violations the two are members of the gulf cooperation council the regional body created to boost cooperation and breath respect among its members has been quick polled by a diplomatic dispute so is turning instead to the international court of justice. last june u.a.e. saudi arabia and egypt sever diplomatic ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and blockade qatar alleges that its citizens we

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially upon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and red.

car bomb attack soldiers at a checkpoint are among the dead duggan joins us with the latest from manila journalist what more details are emerging about the explosion. well what we're getting daryn is that about at least ten people have already been confirmed dead that's according to the western mindanao command in the southern philippines of the philippine army that it happened at five am and that a van carrying explosives or drivers stopped at a checkpoint of an army detachment as it tried to enter the city. according to military sources that we have the see that the driver probably panicked they do not have any identity of the driver yet or those who else who might have been involved there is no claim of responsibility yet officials in manila have already called this a terrorist attack they said that this is a war crime but it remains to be seen really who is behind it as we know the line was the birthplace of the abu sayyaf group but there's been relative peace in the area over the last few years as the province the mon stronghold of server long groups including. how the security for

needed in the cabin of that thirty five thousand pound machine for decades to come in washington manila chan r.t. . to catch us weekday on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. at one thirty two or if you missed the first episode of the infrastructure deficit program you can access it and other boom busting shows at youtube dot com slash boom bust archie thanks for being with us and as a truckers might say we'll catch you on the flip flop. ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation like yourself one of the boys from the right. this is going to come to the woods as if either of you have gone into this it's just like the proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments under a cyber threat and not only that. they want. to. see. this is. done with the old business stopping them was a student who was a funny and his cards. in t

peace talks with previous administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility. the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially a thon that was territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and a justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territories revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with on. previous peace agreements with other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the for mission of splinter groups and even more violence the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fighters

president simply replied probably a lot so far there hasn't been any more specifics on any deal or deals manila that's the latest on the president but it boom bust as you know we're not all trump all the time over and over again so i'm pleased to tell our viewers that we are now joined by the bitcoin queen of switzerland olga filled meyer whose day job as c.e.o. of smart valor all good thank you for being with us thank you that have my support ahead in the here explain smart valor and what you call the smart valor network of our it sparked well or it's a decentralized marketplace for tokenized alternative investments and for everybody who doesn't know what to can is a sin maybe if people heard about i.c.l. this so so can you see it on any public gluckstein you know backed by some kind of on the show. if a company or realize that this is still can is a should right and today we see the first examples of to can ization but actually anything can be two straight real estate infrastructure project diamonds so the ability. to market place for those took a nice alternative investments or when we met a

cloud here that's been over the philippines for a while that is now giving us some flooding and in manila rosewell and now we're seeing this system work its way towards the west that's a tropical storm and for some of us in southern china northern vietnam we're likely to see some flooding so in the next day of say. thanks to all still to come here on the al-jazeera news reported new trade deal between europe and asia bucking the trumpet ministrations protectionist policies. also calls for calm after days of violence in northern ireland. it's a home run bonanza to the new baseball contest in the united states we'll have those details in sports i don't go away. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. witness on al-jazeera. the pressure is on the fifteen thousand people posing an imminent threat to israel use live with us they were. told police may be deployed people not only in your garage not over there same thing then on the base are sending th

peace talks with previews administrations both sides finally reached an agreement that congress in manila has approved a lasting peace is finally a possibility. the bangsamoro basic law will establish a more substantially athon the most territory for the predominantly muslim moro people they will have their own government their own parliament and the justice system incorporating islamic law the regional government will get seventy five percent of the territory's revenue and five percent of the annual revenue of the philippines however government leaders in manila will retain control over the territories police and armed forces and rebel forces will gradually be decommissioned to reduce the risk of further rebellions. implementation of the peace agreement is the most critical part disbanding and compensating more than thirty thousand fighters is expected to be complicated in the region rife with on. previous peace agreements with other rebel groups here have failed resulting in the free nation of splinter groups and even more violence. the previous failures are cause for the m.i.l.f. fight

managers pay township artists good money to paint pictures of their own misery it's a bitter reality manila's feel good democracy has become a high risk country i think. if. ever i'm in town it's not only the country give me time and. there are many people in south africa which. i'm sure. soldiers reaching. with it for a while are not so fortunate. the mandela museum and other xandra also has a small budget for educational courses. and he means a lot because they have done a lot to us. but housing you know but the post is about to slow. it is to bake cookies and not paying school fees. they're getting free education so we can see what i will have that are. worth it for one why didn't. they open this is a. family's. lives mundo it's got that the when when when it comes in the food you could you could feel the vibration it would feel about being the mandela micha out. on xander has its own claim to fame i mean maybe nine hundred forty one nelson mandela moved into seventh street in the township. there was no running water there was no electricity still he and his friend justice felt like they w

india as being of a rona a journalist and women's rights advocate also manila. independent journalist whose work focuses on health and gender inequality she's also a single parent added divorce advocate it's good to have you here everybody and you gave us a lesson in what it is like for one person at least to go through that process of trying to end a marriage to me show everybody the piece in the atlantic is a couple years old right now but nothing has changed which is why we're all here has the title ending a marriage in the only country that bans divorce that marriage was your life i'm not going to go into the nitty gritty of what happened but the process the process is why some women and some advocates for divorce we are pushing for it in the philippines if you could explain what are the options your mileage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't severe the marital bond you're still married on paper but you can live apart or yo

india as being of a rona a journalist and women's rights advocate also manila. independent journalist whose work focuses on health and gender inequality she's also a single parent added divorce advocate it's good to have you here everybody and that you gave us a lesson and what it is like for one person at least to go through that process of trying to end a marriage jimmy show everybody the piece in the atlantic is a couple years old right now but nothing has changed which is why we're all here here's the title ending a marriage in the only country that bans divorce that marriage was your life i'm not going to go into the nitty gritty of what happened but the process the process is why some women and some of the kids for divorce really pushing for it in the philippines if you could explain one of the options your mileage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart so it doesn't survive the marital bond you are still married on paper but you can live

lowenstein devil he's head of family ministries with the group couples for christ philippines in manila india a spin of the road a journalist and women's rights advocate also manila peace and toss independent journalists whose work focuses on health and gender inequality she's also a single parent added divorce advocate it's good to have you here everybody i know you can give us a lesson in what it is like for one person at least to go through that process of trying to end a marriage to me show everybody the piece in the atlantic is a couple years old right now but nothing has changed which is why i will here he is the title ending a marriage in the only country that bans divorce that marriage was your i'm not going to go into the nitty gritty of what happened but the process the process is why some women and some of the kids for divorce we are pushing for it in the philippines if you could explain what are the options your mileage is failing or failed in the philippines what choices do you have that. you can only file for a legal separation which means that you can only like live apart

he was supposed to come to manila and then half an hour and then his wife called me up she was guy said why are you crying gerry you were shot i said what i just talked to him broad daylight he wanted to start a. signature campaign to stop the mining and we did it. for a while and by your exposure i don't know if he's there. because he had this radio show and he kept on hitting the politicians primarily joy when i think of these documents. i cannot say that it was regrettable. that he did what he did because somebody had to do it and also i believe in what he said. and after he died i took over the community based in the wilderness in projects and i told the people not to be worried because we have to. give them important information about how important the environment is to their lives and their sustainability do survive. under an all new. but i will be on. that one admitting well not all long i'm going to learn the real. it don't go to. talking about. fuck you too much. too big now mingling there to. continue to. live and i mean. someone i don't mention. i mean i think. you know. you

and that's where these pictures are from this is manila as it was on the twentieth as if this but this is from three days earlier so you can see the flooding here has been with us for a good few days now and this storm is just putting more rain on top of that the storm itself will begin to pull away towards the north will still be plenty of rain around many parts of luzon and that final storm and that's heading towards shanghai looks like it's going to reach us around zero g. on sunday. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel weak over this region better than anyone else would be foolish is you know it's very challenging even in the book to give because you have a lot of people that are deployed the only political issues we are with the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended used to do the work individualism we don't feel inferior to the audiences across the globe. young men join she babin the battle for somalia. t

philippine mayor has been shot dead in a town north of the capital manila in the second killing of its kind in today's birthday was targeted by gunmen on motorbikes in one city police say they're investigating the murder on monday mayor antonio holly was shot whilst attending a flag raising ceremony south of manila present we're going to turn to accuse me of being an illegal drug kingpin. iran is commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of an attack by a u.s. warship on one of its passenger planes two hundred ninety people were killed when iran air flight six five five was shot down by a u.s.s. tens in the strait of hormuz hormuz u.s. officials said the ship's crew mistook the airliner for a hostile iranian fighter bomber during naval clashes in the one nine hundred eighty to eighty eight iran iraq war. iran's president is in switzerland aiming to save the nuclear deal which donald trump withdrew from someone is maintaining that iran will respect the agreement with world powers as long as its interests are preserved after syracuse expected in austria on friday to meet foreign ministers

players from australia and the philippines got into a huge fight at a world cup qualifier game at manilae fight appears to have started when an australian player was put to the ground. 13 players were ejected. >>> still to come, shifting gears, a major ride hailing company gets into a different kind of transportation. different kind of transportation. >> this morning of the >> this portion of the cbs morning news sponsored by vagisil. shameless about vaginal health. >>> here's a look at your forecast for around the country. >>> here's a look at your forecast for around the country. >>> on the cbs money watch a car service company pedals a new way to get around or a warning for air travellers this week. diane is at the new york stock exchange and much more. >> they' scheded to cl early today ahd of torrow's independence holiday and trading day long slump. banks and health care stocks also posted gains. in the end the dow rose 35 points. s&p 500 gained 8 and the nasdaq added 57. if you're flying this 4th of july holiday get ready for long lines. the transportation security administration s

reports from manila. his government promised president really good attorney does third state of the nation address will be his best it was meant to highlight his administration's achievement over the past two years but it ended up becoming one of the most chaotic national events in recent times the president was an hour and a half late that's because of a political drama that played out in congress before his address factions within allies in the house of representatives launched a leadership challenge former president gloria macapagal arroyo who is a congresswoman now moved to unseat the house speaker this prevented the ratification of a peace agreement between the government and the more islamic liberation front rebel group. plan to sign it into law on monday it was supposed to be an important part of the president's state of the nation address still the terror to manage to deliver his speech the war against illegal drugs is far from over despite public outrage. wardle will not. name. and surely. if you

needed in the cabin of that thirty five thousand pound machine for decades to come in washington manila chan r.t. . weekday on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. show one thirty two or if you missed the first episode of the infrastructure deficit program you can access it and other boom busting shows at you tube dot com pleasure boom bust archie thanks for being with us and as a truckers might say we'll catch you on the flip flop. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for indication let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic development that only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. there are one other element that the other part of the club though that that not a lot of the money out of the money that they wouldn't let in germany. this was a good time to. try to move there i'm a mom. known and out loud you know how little money not for north america and our soccer or x. ch

and chinese embassies in the capital manila are angry about the ongoing u.s. minute she presence in the country and the case president the task of not upholding philip pain suffering today. those are the main headlines that stay with us and around al-jazeera up next people in power. iran's water supplies are under threat its reserves to preach it by waste and inefficiency once fertile lands drained and barren innovative solutions are at last being applied with will it be enough we sent reports of gallery to roping from al-jazeera through a series to find out. it's hard to imagine life without water but in the middle east that's an increasingly troubling prospect in this fragile region water shortages have been linked to mass migration drought food shortages and political instability here in iran years of stifling international sanctions have put pressure on an already to cheer rating water management system but as iranians watch their precious bodies of water disappear and international restrictions east there's a new understanding that in order to survive cha

andrew thank you well a philippine mayor has been shot dead in a town north of the capital manila in the second killing of fits kind in two days for tonight on both was targeted by gunmen on motorbikes in cabinets one city police say they're investigating the murder on monday the mayor antonio levy was sought while attending a flag raising ceremony south of manila president rodriguez the territory. of being an illegal drug kingpin just a reminder we're on facebook at facebook dot com slash al-jazeera we're on twitter use the handle a.j. english use the hash tag news grid send us a whatsapp or a telegram a plus nine seven four five votes ripple one one four nine for i mean any comments or questions you may have throughout this so you're watching the news grid and if you're watching us on facebook live in fact we've got a story for you coming up from our a.j. plus team it's about a palestinian raising funds to help hospitals in gaza by running marathons and coming up a little later iran's president is in europe to save the nuclear deal but president trump is piling on the pressure dema

and chinese embassies in the capital manila angry about the ongoing u.s. military presence in the country wanting to do more of the south china thing to state the headlines inside stories next. what's triggering protests in nicaragua president daniel ortega under pressure to step down off two years impala of the form of evolutionary leader planes. of turmoil so what's the solution this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i am hashem it's. the man who led the revolution in nicaragua thirty nine years ago daniel ortega and his army of sendin star rebels were victorious in deposing president anastasio somoza the left wing rebel fighters called him a dictator which is exactly what many are calling or taken now the three time presidents defied almost four months of protests against his rule at least three hundred protesters killed thousands injured and condemnations from all over the world from both friends and foes many living in fear roam the streets including in former rebel soldier holes. reports from one limbo. thirty year old landis had disa

governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for an unsportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. and a lympics medal winning a figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native kazakhstan then has turned one bronze of the sort she gains in twenty fourteen and also competed at the olympics earlier this year police say a ten was stabbed in the thigh as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors he later died of his injuries in hospital. olympic champion gymnast alley raised and stole the show at this year's f.b.i. awards in los angeles but it's not for her acumen in the sport instead she and other victims delivered a scathing attack on those who protected a u.s. team doctor who abused them he does some

bureaucracy that stifles innovation america's railways may remain a relic of the twentieth century manila chan r.t. . americans are always on the move and mass public transportation is an incredibly important intra goal part of our infrastructure system especially in the more urban areas with nation what is the u.s. transit system up to par or to sarah vaughan to take a little trip to find out as congress continues to fight political gridlock over various pro-creation bills hot button issues such as north korea in the wall there's one issue both sides of the aisle agree on infrastructure in the united states is crumbling and the congress and the white house continue to battle over the trillions of dollars and much needed repairs transit systems across the u.s. are literally falling apart here in washington d.c. the metro rail system has received more marks from the federal transit administration failure to repair significant issues with their tracks there is safety features such as lighting radio connection inside their tunnels even service communication among workers have all contributed

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governing body fever are suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars for an sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has also been fined one hundred thousand dollars. and the lympics medal winning a figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native covered stand that is ten one bronze of the forty games and twenty fourteen also competed at the pyongyang a lympics earlier this year police say a ten was stabbed in the thigh as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirror as he later died of his injuries in hospital. olympic champion gymnasts to early raise men stole the show at this year's espy awards in los angeles but it's not for her achievements in the sport instead she and other victims delivered a scathing attack on those who protected a u.s. team doctor who abused the p

some academics to changing the constitution, while its picture splash shows two boys looking out on manilaore by storms, with a warning that more heavy rain could on the way. the international edition of the new york times leads on the growing problems caused by extreme heat in india's mega—cities. it pictures a wall crammed with air conditioners, and warns that some areas could become unliveable for people who are too poor to afford a way of keeping cool. now, here is something to bear in mind the next time you are taking a dip in the sea. new research suggests an increasing number of sharks could migrate to uk waters as a result of climate change. one of the people behind the research is dr ken collins, a marine biologist at southampton university in the uk. he told me why he thinks the changes are happening now. i have been a marine scientist for 50 years and, during that time, i've seen the english channel warm up byi degree centigrade, which does not sound much, but that has caused changes in a number of marine organisms, and fish have moved into the english channel, and are simply lo

>> reporter: we spoke with her at stockton's little manila center, where she interns and takes part inerformances. when you thought about paying for school, what crossed through your mind? >> i was worried, where will i get the money? it was. it was about, what resources do i have and what i can work with? and who can help me actually input the numbers into the system of how much i need to pay epr? >>ter: celin will be attending a state school, u.c. lavis. another schip recipient, yojairo morales, will be going to a private school. >> and this fall, i will be attending university of southern california to study computer and politiccience. >> reporter: he is receiving state and federal grants to help pay for tuition. the stockton scholars program will help pay for his housing. >> the $1,000 meant a lot for my family because it's just... it's less money that my... that i have to worry about paying, and it's less money than my parents haveo, like, see me go in de for, even though, like, they would want... they would love to help me. but they... they're not able to because of expenses. so,

howard johnson has more from manila.anging speech that was around an hour—long, he covered topics like inflation. he said that unscrupulous businessmen had used his recent tax reform package to artificially put up prices. the philippines is currently suffering its highest inflation rate in five years. he also talked about authoritarianism. he said that he would not stay in powerfor a day longer than he was democratically elected to. and he spoke about the war on drugs. he said that this campaign is far from over and that it would continue as unrelentingly and chilling as the day it had begun. and, turning to his critics, he said, your concern is human rights, mine is human lives. the audience applauded. five days after being released from hospital, 11 of the 12 boys and their football coach who were trapped in a thai cave are preparing to enter a monastery for a short period. in the coming hours, they are due to undergo head shaving and a washing ceremony before entering the retreat. the process is undertaken by bhuddist

governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players in two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games will have to play the next home game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand dollars from sportsmanlike behavior while basketball australia has been fined one hundred thousand dollars it was a black eye and i still stand by that i think that's rod think that's something that you know and by the contrast when i spike previously that the game that we played against japan in tokyo two days before was a thrilling one point match it was played in the right spirit it was it was a fantastic contest that's the way we play a basketball so what we saw in the philippines was was the polar opposite of how we want to go about that so tell me this in front of you know why is it time a team management is you know you know when we go out on the floor we buy because you know fair and within the spirit of the guy and you know will be judged on actions as we go through the next