is seen as a for middle both feet for war we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start but on twitter the president's favorite outlet so the outgoing mexican president enrique pena nieto solidified that vague tweet president trying to put out this morning by joining trump on speakerphone before the press listen to what pena nieto had to say. if you're going to move. we can take a blanket you might be a little. bit what you believe you are if you're going to be. reported. to. you know to marry now it sounds like nafta is effectively dead in the water but not so fast president he's got to get congressional approval to move forward with any sort of replacement deal as of now he's calling this the u.s. met. trade agreement clearly canada not yet a part of this deal not being named president trump sounding a bit hesitant to bring canada into the fold given the recent terror spat and verbal sparring

have in practical terms my perception is that both in moscow and manila there were. policy makers who say you know take it a step at a time be cautious this just might be a connection between press and then put in and press have been there or very good talks between prime minister medvedev and president you know but from that time on you know we have had for example we were buying arms from the u.s. and because certain members of congress were making noise about alleged human rights violation you know when we need that the most it was in there but here comes china and here comes russia despite policymakers in beijing and moscow saying let's be careful let's see what's happening you know took a leap of faith and came to manila and don't get me wrong the u.s. also helped us in malawi and the australians the japanese you know and we appreciate this but what we're saying is that we want that much your real friendship we may be a smaller country well that that friendship also has a material benefit. is all it said not only friendship but also in the not that far away i me

have in practical terms my perception is that both in moscow and manila there were policy makers who say you know take it a step at a time be cautious this just might be a connection between press and then put in the press have been there or very good talks between prime minister medvedev and president you know but from that time on you know we have had for example we were buying arms from the u.s. and because certain members of congress were making noise about alleged human rights violation you know when we need that the most it was in there but here comes china and here comes russia despite policymakers in beijing and moscow saying let's be careful let's see what's happening you know took a leap of faith and came to manila now don't get me wrong the u.s. also helped us in we and the australians the japanese you know and we appreciate this but what we're saying is that we want that much your real friendship we may be a smaller country well that that friendship also has a material benefit. is all it said not only friendship but also not that far away i mean russia or not and i have a

have in practical terms my perception is that both in moscow and manila there were policy makers who say you know take it a step at a time be cautious this just might be a connection between president that within and president that there are very good talks between prime minister medvedev and president there you know but from that time on you know we have had for example we were buying arms from the u.s. and because certain members of congress were making noises about alleged human rights violation you know when we need that the most it was in there but here comes china and here comes russia despite policymakers in beijing and moscow saying let's be careful let's see what's happening you know took a leap of faith and came to manila and don't get me wrong the u.s. also helped us in malawi and the australians the japanese you know and we appreciate. but what we're saying is that we want that much you're real friendship we may be a smaller country well that that friendship also has a material benefit. is all it's not only friendship but we're not that far away i mean russia or not and i

but it do want to tag one more norton book which is rampage, macarthur and the battle of manila. a very interesting history of an extraordinarily brutal and under, james scott is the author, pulitzer pr is the author, pulitzer prize-under, je author, pulitzer prize nominee, and he tells the story of what was understood to be a peaceful letting go of manila. yamashita was a general who went rogue. riveting history. i believe that when it's coming out in september as well. >> that's a few the books that being published by the w. w. norton company and one of its imprints, liveright. you will see many of these books on booktv on c-span2. >> tv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. tweet us, or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> good afternoon. i'm patrick fahey, a member of the archives staff here at, and omega of the presidential library and museum. i'd like to welcome you to the 15th annual roosevelt reading festival. president roosevelt

genetics manila. for more on the agreement and what might be in store for a u.s. candidate deal we are joined by our correspondent alex mohai live it from toronto and conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve malzberg from our new york studio germany what welcome gentlemen the first of all issues out there trade has been one of the really over hanging one's markets today as little was just saying but today we saw some pretty positive reaction in light of the news what's your take. well yeah every action the russell the. nasdaq hit new highs s. and p. had a new high and i think that politically speaking you know the president said i could start talking to canada tomorrow or we could have a separate agreement that if they're not ready now we could incorporate them into this agreement this is going to affect not only the trade deal of known as nafta with mexico i believe canada will eventually come into this deal but also he talked about china and china has been the big elephant in the room hanging o

philippines relates to the united states the well my father a filipino from the smallest town in metro manila and my mother is an american and my mother and my father loves my mother very much but the least said that the

and has more from manila. presidents would be good that their decision to pull out from the international criminal court is a response to the two thousand and sixteen petition filed against him for crimes against humanity this is in relation to his deadly drug war that has left thousands of filipinos dead and that is exactly what the oral arguments at the supreme court is about here in manila british in theirs are saying basically that do terence said they exist is executive powers basically does not allow him to pull out from an international treaty and that only congress has the right to do that but whichever way the court goes it will not change anything because i.c.c. rules indicate that that once a petition has been filed nothing can basically stop it not even a withdrawal from its membership so the investigation against the terror day will continue and interestingly enough today a second petition has been filed against him for the scene case but what makes the second petition distinct is that number one

in a manila hotel room now, with his wife who had no news about kevin at all. >> it's just a terribleyou're feeling helpless, totally helpless, useless. i'm just sitting here and hope the best. >> reporter: that very day, half-way around the world, gerfa got word that the fbi wanted to see her immediately. she rushed to the hotel room. >> when i opened the door, everybody was looking at me so quiet. just stare at me. i was like, "oh, something happened. something happened to kevin." >> reporter: an fbi agent was holding a phone. on the line, the mayor of a small town on basilan island. "it's for you," the agent told gerfa. >> the mayor said, "mrs. lunsmann?" i was like, "yeah?" "kevin is out." i said, "what? what?" it was just like chaos after that. and then when i talked to him i was like, kevin. "hi, mom, this is kevin." you know, he just sound so good. it was just beautiful. it sounds like my son. that's my son. >> reporter: kevin was free. but how? >> it's the craziest turn of my life probably. i didn't think it was ever going to happen. >> reporter: here he is, kevin lunsmann. no

and mexico manila talked a little bit about the agreement but what do we know and how important is this not just to the u.s. but to all three nations. well let's be frank i think auto is probably the heart of nafta as it stands and now this revamped a revamping of nafta so is it important yes it is and president from the very beginning you know this is was a disaster of the deal for american workers when you're talking about american workers well a lot of them are in the auto sector and that includes canadian workers as well as mexican workers so everybody has to play this game now what we heard from manila at the very beginning i mean these are some big strides forward seventy five percent of the parts being made in this is where the language is kind of interesting being made in the nafta zone up in sixty two point five but this is a bilateral agreement between mexico and the u.s. so what does that really mean is canada included are we expecting to see canada step in soon i think a lot of people are because really canada has to step in this is a system that has worked a certain way for

southern parts of vietnam and northern parts of the philippines so again it could be a very wet one in manila says much of borneo actually should be much better during the course of choose day charge for bali through towards long but weather conditions here eyes she looking so moving through towards wednesday not to much change so dry conditions in the south of the region so move out through the night should be largely dry picture for singapore in kuala lumpur but again once you get into thailand expect some quite significant them pores moving into a stray here things are still looking pretty lively down through the bite series of low pressure systems pushing in here much of the rest of the country though dominated by a narrow five precious are looking dry and fine so sydney coming in with seventeen degrees and should be generally draw a bright out across western australia should be fine in perth the highs of seventeen rising to eighteen on wednesday across into new zealand and here we've got the fine conditions at first but this front be making inroads jur in the course of choose day. captur

dogon al-jazeera manila. all right that is a useful find out that just thank you very much and that's it for this news hour on al-jazeera from me funny back to the home team thanks for watching i found out. whether online this isn't some abstract fish can eat a bit of their stops or if you join us on insect rather than stopping terrorism is creating a base is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain in a short while everyone has a voice and part of civil society i need but i never get listened to by those in the corridors of power joining the global conversation. on how to zero. september on al-jazeera with the us midterm elections just over two months away we'll explore the mood of the nation as american celebrates labor day on television and online the stream continues to talk into the extraordinary potential of social media to disseminate news sweden the country known as the happiest in the world has been shaken by a recent spik

chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's the latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start but on twitter the president's favorite outlet so the outgoing mexican president enrique pena nieto solidified that vague tweet president trying to put out this morning by joining trump on speakerphone before the press listen to what pena nieto had to say. if you're going to be we can't go to plan b. you might be good no matter. what you do to the. you know. he. would be. rather he going to marry now it sounds like nafta is effectively dead in the water but not so fast president he's got to get congressional approval to move forward with any sort of replacement deal as of now he's calling this the us mexico trade agreement clearly canada not yet a part of this deal not being named president trump sounding a bit hesitant to bring canada into the fold given the recent terror spat and verbal sparring he's had with canadian pm justin trudeau now chrystia freeland canada's foreign minister said

is seen as a for middle both feet for war we're joined by our to correspond at manila chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day all day what's latest well you know you've nailed everything there so far apart and of course where else did it start but on twitter the president's favorite outlet so the outgoing mexican president enrique pena nieto solidified that vague tweet president trying to put out this morning by joining trump on speakerphone before the press listen to what pena nieto had to say. if you're going to. we can make a good plan b. you might be good no matter. who we are you going to do what we want you going to be.

chan manila thank you for being with us you've been following this all day what's the latest.

and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return manila chan tells us how our smart t.v.'s might be too smart for our own good and are they spying on us or maybe the better question is how much are they buying want to see if you're going to want to see this plus how will disney leverage the assets and attributes of twenty first century fox with the deal about to go down i sat down the other day with in new york with steve walz bergen we have his lofty learned and always entertaining take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the tech heavy nasdaq climbing back today gaining half a percent overall we'll be right back. zia's says harlan kentucky. we always move them for you susan you go grinch very funny. a ko money since he was almost no coal mines lived. jobs are gone ok when i was just said. that it was rough to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would s

when martial law was imposed but has changed since then but filipinos continue to vanish from manila real alan duggan reports. this a paris yours or the disappeared is a theater play in manila that aims to remind young filipinos of the horrors of their recent past. the scenes here hope to recreate the atmosphere of fear and brutality during the time of the late dictator president for didn't marcos. civilians brother her money mind was a human rights lawyer he was abducted by military agents and has been missing for more than forty years the loss is immeasurable she says not just for her family but also for the country the political dissenters during the marcos that the dictatorship where our hmong the finest men and women our country has ever produced they were really consciously the liberate the silence by the agents of this because they were very critical. rights groups say the practice of enforced disappearances by state agents started during martial law and continues to this. almost two thousand people are known to be victims of enforced disappearances but rights groups believe t

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attacks on the media a passenger plane has skidded off the runway during heavy rain muslim ding at manila's airport in the philippines the plane operated by shopmen airlines had flown from china one hundred fifty seven passengers and eight crew members escaped using emergency slides there are no reports of injuries. the number of people killed in india's southern state of carol has now climbed to more than one hundred sixty days of heavy rain has resulted in severe flooding which has been described as the worst in nearly a century thousands of people have been forced from their homes as rescue efforts continue to help those trapped in the vatican has condemned the sex abuse described in a report in the usa to pennsylvania as morally reprehensible a vatican spokesman said pope francis was with the victims there are. thousand children by those described as predator priests it also suggested there could be thousands more victims spanning a seventy year period right there is ahead life the stream is that. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east peace is part of

moscow saying let's be careful let's see what's happening you know took a leap of faith and came to manila and don't get me wrong the u.s. also helped us in malawi and the australians the japanese you know and we appreciate this but what we're saying is that we want that much your real friendship we may be a smaller country well that that friendship also has a material benefit. is all it said not only friendship but also not that far away i mean russia or not and i have a perfect question for you on the subject because i think you have some very funny amazing metaphors i heard you say that with ten million filipinos living abroad the you guys x. print in long distance relationships i think we here in russia and a bit more said that to me time to develop stronger ties with those who are either close to these dos we can reach to territorially through land what could possibly breach the eight more than eight thousand kilometer distance bits bin moscow and manila will discovery i think the more we discovered russia and the more russian discovers the filipinos will find out that we have a lot o

a boeing passenger plane is skidded off the runway while it's been landing in manila's airport it was raining when the incident happened that shannon airlines flight had been flying in from china hundred fifty seven passengers and eight crew escape from the plane is ng emergency slides there being no injuries. the families of some of the striking miners killed by police six years ago in south africa accuse the government of failing them or some relatives have got compensation of about seven million dollars others including survivors are still waiting for another miller has more from maracana but a special ceremony is being held. the commemoration took a somber tone when the loved ones of the thirty four victims of the candles and stood in silence six years after the magic on a massacre the grief felt by families and survivors is evident but many are angry too they blame the government and the police for the deaths of the miners new evidence suggests that when striking miners was shot they were running away from police. was shot in the head the bullet is still in his skull he was told

and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return manila chan tells us how our smart t.v.'s might be too smart for our own good and early spying on us or maybe the better question is how much are they buying want to see if you're going to want to see this plus how will disney leverage the assets and attributes of twenty first century fox with the deal about to go down i sat down the other day with in new york with steve walz bergen we have his lofty learned and always entertaining take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the tech heavy nasdaq climbing back today gaining half a percent overall we'll be right back. some people come. to us indigenous people as you know we that the. people of the plant trees. mostly see and say that's on the behind but you know the. other side then the man just. can't believe there was a time. i said i wouldn't entering it in the if they would not allow. me to they will shoot we. had all long a million million indeed i'm just i'm not you know you need to be in doubt you could have you don't want to feel that i think i'm

dogon al-jazeera manila. and that is least for now it is back to divvy a in london rain forests in africa are at risk of being completely wiped out within the next decade but become so rare that a manmade forest planted twenty three years ago has become a major draw for tourists catherine sort reports from south africa's eastern province of longer which in the language means the place where the sun rises. one of south africa's botanical gardens is on the edge of the kruger national park the statue action is undoubtedly the manmade tropical african rain forest is thriving in a continent where natural forests are being wiped out by illegal loggers poachers and climate change are additional threats caretakers here are worried that they'll all be gone from africa in a few decades thirteen thousand square kilometers that are being wiped out. that's a massive amount of rainforest disappearing we might even be wiping out species before we even know they exist thousands of students tourists and researchers who might

s too smart for our own good and are they spying on us at home and at work our team's manila chan gives us some important unsettling news. over the past ten years homes have become smarter in the past year alone more than thirty nine million smart home devices were sold in the u.s. and according to industry insiders twenty seventeen saw about one hundred sixty eight million internet connected t.v.'s being used in america staggering numbers more than half the u.s. population have smart connected t.v.'s already to save the growth of connected devices are robust is an understatement and those smart t.v.'s have made our media viewing abilities more dynamic and customized it has also opened up a pandora's box of data being collected on you everything from what you watch to how long you watch it what you browse they can even glean your political leanings based on the t.v. news outlets you watch the t.v. manufacturers can then share that data with their business partners to better cure rate the perfect ads to show you last year smart t.v. maker busy zero settled more than two million dollars w

passenger plane has skidded off the runway whilst trying to land at manila's point it was raining when the incident happened the boeing plane operated by men. and flown from china one hundred fifty seven passengers and eight crew were on board and they've escaped using emergency slides no reports of any injuries so far . and you say this across the u.s. cliff the news from the front pages and instead they printed editorials fighting back against the tox on the media she never tons the has more from washington. here at the newseum in washington d.c. the front pages of some of the over three hundred newspapers taking part in what was billed as an attempt to end a quote dirty war on the free press and being displayed their goals for the day really are to remind the public about the value to our democracy of a free to dip in a press and maybe tone down the rhetoric that leads some on the fringes to violence by using inflammatory terms like enemies of the people they are the fake fake disgusting news. attacks on the media have been rhetorical and that has its dangers but he hasn't. the espi

italy remains to be seeing a passenger plane has get it off the runway during heavy rain landing at manila's airport in the philippines the plane operated by men airlines had flown from china one hundred feet. the seven passengers and eight crane members escaped using imagines the slides and the no injuries. that newspapers across the u.s. clipped their front pages on thursday and they printed editorials fighting back against donald trump's attacks on the media have a tons of reports now from washington d.c. . here at the newseum in washington d.c. the front pages of some of the over three hundred newspapers taking part in what was billed as an attempt to end a quote dirty war on the free press and quote we're being displayed their goals for the day really are to remind the public about the value to our democracy of afraid independent press and maybe tone down the rhetoric that leads some on the fringes to violence by using inflammatory terms like enemies of the people they are the fake fake disgusting news. donald trump's attacks on the media have been rhetorical and that has its dangers bu

south of manila doesn't look too wet and the province got a child born years sumatra maybe as far south as singapore it's largely a dry picture here as it should be really this true for indonesia wouldn't still cannot rule out shots facility seems to attract them but it's it is the dry season really that's true java bali and lombok to the west of this we're still talking about monsoon rains now they've been moving slowly south again exaggerating cells around orisha and down towards carola no reason why that should change immediately. the weather sponsored by qatar and greece. looks ugly it sounds ugly in scares people from america's high streets to mexico's on the world's record holders the side and who controls the other side people in power follows the smuggling route and test the ease of acquiring untraceable weapons on american soil the weapon that was designed for war and it took you about five minutes to buy it smooths you try america's guns arming mexico's cartel on al jazeera congressman are you interested in stopping crime. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here

hundreds of philippine mothers simultaneously nurse their infants in manila on sunday the massive breastfeeding demonstration is part of a global initiative to distinct matteis breast feeding in public a government backed event aims to get more mothers to switch from infant formula to mothers milk which provides babies with numerous health benefits. to the united states now where protesters have demonstrated at the headquarters of the national rifle association against the group's role and blocking stricter gun control laws protesters called for tougher background checks for buyers of guns and a ban on assault weapons but supporters of the powerful gun lobby also came to voice their opposition against such restrictions w.'s clear richardson reports from fairfax virginia. in a polarized national debate a rare display of the two sides talking to each other but both are holding their ground. yet you're put property over life which is a crime no it's not. i'm sure i can thank you for everything is necessary to owning a razor for my home as we are it's a heated discussion as protesters and counter p

hundreds of philippine mothers simle trainees the nurse at their infants in manila on sunday a mass breastfeeding demonstration is part of a global initiative to de stigmatise breast feeding in public the government backed event deigns to get more mothers to switch from infant formula to mothers milk which provide babies with numerous health benefits. a strong earthquake has a struck the indonesian island of long balkan fishel say at least three people have died with the death toll expected to rise the seven a point zero magnitude quake struck in the northern part of long walk on sunday evening and earlier a tsunami warning has now been lifted officials say strong trauma is damaged buildings across the island of long walk and in nearby barley last week an earthquake on the block killed at least sixteen people. and a short while ago i spoke to journalist critic of ago in jakarta and i asked her about the situation in my book. well as a student there have been three casualties register so far this comes after seventeen people mostly tourists were killed last week when another huge earthquake hit th

conflict with the country's largest muslim rebel group a ceremony was held at the presidential palace in manila is calling the bangsamoro organic law a foundation of lasting peace in mindanao island it will establish a regional government armed groups in the region have been fighting for autonomy in a conflict that's killed more than one hundred thousand people there is are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come witness is next. commercial capital yang gone is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive borrowing money from merciless loan sharks is their hole inside the cycle of debt but when east on al-jazeera. credit the man. was. as human as that ready. which they merely. become so. nestle out of. the gene if you want to. show why you're. very bad oh yeah. there was no way he really. was. because the police when they're going to be good political black awakening for the day will come up to. the pig pen must remain at the met post have had enough good to stop at a reactor and. pain or sorrow that you know not one another and steph

stocks sliding in manila.ressing volatility with rate hikes and the bsp is not closing the door to further action. rishaad: i want to pick up on the turkish lira story. 4.7 percent, the decline in the last session. 2008, thepest since global financial crisis. eyes will certainly be on president of one's speech tomorrow. let's bring in mark cranfield in singapore for more on the reaction here. this is amazing. what is the state of the lira right now? >> pretty appalling. colleague mark cudmore is writing. the lira is in a currency crisis. this really is a very situation -- serious situation. this speech by president of one may be highly anticipated come a but he is a problem for the lira. he is reducing dependence on the central bank. unless he comes out and categorically says we will be raising interest rates by a large margin and possibly as well introducing capital controls, life for the lira one knock it that much better. it really is very bad indeed. account to take into the fact market liquidity is becomi

the philippines or i think where the sea quite likely from central is on science which including manila same is true back through some vietnam cambodia and towards thailand but then as a cutoff roughly speaking borneo southwards you'd be unlikely to find showers or there but there are all that many of them although if you're in sumatra or screen singapore the chance is a little bit high to be honest and the monsoon rains which are still going has showed themselves be very active in of the protests behind and down towards west bengal that's still where they're likely to be to be honest the next day or so. the weather sponsored by cats are always. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have been hard to do and he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. holding them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. e

a passenger plane has skidded off the runway during heavy rain mof landing at manila's airport in the philippines the plane operated by shell men airlines had flown from china one hundred fifty seven passengers eight crew members they all escaped using emergency slides no injuries have been reported so far to come here at al-jazeera including. yes it's time to tango at a festival celebrating the south american downs and opens in the argentine capital . and we look at the fallout from a vaccine scandal that has raised fears a for the safety of drugs in china. alone welcome back to international weather forecasts or we did have one tropical storm make its way onshore here just close to shanghai you can see the clouds right there rotating that storm is still going to be producing quite a bit of heavy rain over the next few days even though the storm system is going to be really starting to dissipate you can see here on saturday making its way up here towards the northwest towards beijing so temperatures beijing starting at thirty degrees as that rain pushes then we are going to see beiji

the small town o manila is in zone.art of the drought at the local school, the children of farming familiesre the community's pain and uncertainty. there's a lot of sorrow. you can see that he -- sense that in their voices when they're talking about home. it's pretty sad to watch their stock slly but steadily starve to death in frontf them. >> i go to bed late, get up earlier so that everything is done. >> thed month is hel very tightly so we're not spending it on unnecessary things. making sure we count every dollar that we spendful >> australia's capricious clifmentse can be crew. it can turn fertile land into into a waste land. government funding is helping buty what's rea needed is rain and lots of it. the forecasts ahead don't look good. >> now, cross-dressing istill taboo in many countries around the world but a group ofay men in kenya has started hting contests to celebrate their didersity. ite the fact that human sexual acts are illegal, the men say they'll carry on. bbc went alongne forf the shows. >> we address drag queens. they know we exist. the problem is they haven't accepted

south of manila doesn't look too wet and the province got a child born years sumatra maybe as far south as singapore it's largely a dry picture here as it should be really this true for indonesia wouldn't still cannot rule out shasta silhouette easy seems to attract them but it's it is the dry season really that's true java bali and lombok to the west of this we're still talking about monsoon rains now they've been moving slowly south again exaggerating cells around orisha and down towards carola no reason why that should change immediately. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. this was wrong to take children away from the appearance and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is a big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names never forget that canada's dark secret on al jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera these twenty five people have been killed and many more injured after a highly bridge collapsed an italian city of genoa it came down during heavy rain sendin

manila was ha rd seen a lot of rainfall.can see, this is the south—westerly monsoon. that is a tropical cyclone, onejust went monsoon. that is a tropical cyclone, one just went south west of shanghai and another is heading towards southern parts of japan so there is a weak tropical storm, possibly typhoon, heading to the southernmost islands of japan bringing typhoon, heading to the southernmost islands ofjapan bringing heavy rainfall here as well. so this time of the year across this part of asia—pacific it is very busy as far as the weather goes. often cyclones form and we still have the south—westerly monsoon so not a great time if you are expecting a lot of sunshine for example. across australia much better in sydney, 25 degrees with sunshine, and in new zealand we will see temperatures in the mid—teens. a quick look at the weather for the week ahead. hello, i‘m karin giannone, this is outside source. turkey‘s currency plummets, as a trade war with washington turns into a diplomatic barrage, president ergodan saying his

who go missing there apparently abducted by police or government agents never to be seen again from manila jamila undergoing looks about. this a parasitic those or they disappeared is a theater play in manila that aims to remind young filipinos of the horrors of their recent past. the scenes here hope to recreate the atmosphere of fear and brutality the time of the late dictator president for didn't mark last. month civilians brother her money mind was a human rights lawyer he was abducted by military agents and has been missing for more than forty years the loss is immeasurable she says not just for her family but also for the country the political dissenters cheering the markers that their dictatorship where our hmong the finest men and women our country has ever produced they were really consciously the liberate li silence by the agents of this because they were very critical. rights groups say the practice of enforced disappearances by state agents started during martial law and continues today. almost two thousand people are known to be victims of enforced disappearances but rights gr

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. >> reporter: waves of plastic trash crashing on shore in manila bay. mexico's magnificent beaches mucked up. the dominican republic drowning in debris. and this uninhabited pacific island, the world's most polluted with plastic. paradise trashed. holiday beaches like this one in hawaii turning from this to this. oceanographers say it can happen overnight. how is it you can wake up one morning and suddenly see your entire beach covered in trash and plastic? >> before that it is the winds and the currents. turbulence in the ocean that move plastic. >> reporter: endurance swimmer louie pew has spent 30 years raising awareness about ocean pollution and says the flip-flops. i'm seeing razor blades, plastic high up in the arctic. we are seeing fish eating it, birds eating it. both of them are dying. >> reporter: the problem starts miles from the sea. how does this end up in our oceans? >> well, here, standing on the banks of the river thames, you have your answer. rivers are the conduits of land-based pollution to the ocean. what we do on land ends up in the

you have stoxx in manila set for a second day of gains. we are seeing a rally in philippine bonds.ve a third rate hike. potential economic growth.