multinational corporations turn over millions in annual profits but then the country district of manila has a dark underbelly they sun news making a fortune in duty cash by trading fake shares. just a lot of surveillance report. in secrecy destroying private investigators in cyber crime expert can gamble is in the final days of an operation to blow open an organized crime ring run by expect roots in the city. we want to document all the people that they're talking to whoever they have contact with take photos of them we need to figure out. shouted members of the syndicate gliders. the fraudsters have gypped investors around the world is why selling them shares the don't exist then stealing their money so who obvious goss what are their nationalities. they're americans i come from. from new york area new jersey. for almost two years can gamble has been watching them he has the only mails the bank account details and recordings of their voices he knows everything about them. to have any idea that you're on to them not now and hear this tone that stays like that for a walk. oblivious to th

and a lot of people in manila are the same.good at what they do, and they'll be doing it either way. but yeah, we're very much open minded to, you know, any opportunity, like such as the bridge that this is. robert: yeah. where do you see it going then, or where would you like to see it go? rhxanders: well, i'd just like for it to be able to be you know, kids my age back at home could hop on to. and i don't know, i'm not sure where i'd like to see it go, but i already just have a good feeling about it. pioneer in the sense of, you know, a lot of young people there sort of loo of encourage themselves to keep going? rhxanders: no, i mean, i don't think of it that way, but maybe just i think of it in a way where me creating honestly, and meeting a dude like mark who, you know, is also very honest with his intentions and his goals. you know, it just links somehow. things fall into place i guess when you have honest intentions. robert: looking forward to undscvrd sf. rhxanders: yes, thank you so much. robert: yeah, yeah, what are yo

over the next few months sitting at his computer in manila the fight john polson works on his victim whine brown the astrologist persuaded to buy more bogus shares to the value of seven hundred thousand us dollars his portfolio apiece to do well there however is legit gentleman. that old knowledge of the market any given you put forward to me was a good case in the case of wine he. he was led to believe that these shares were valuable and that they went up in value and then that leads into another deal which is even more lucrative and so on and so on a lot of these guys have worked as brokers they have worked for my defense some of the biggest firms in the world and that come out of those firms and they've gone to the dark side. to bolster his image is a corporate heavyweight the pertains john polson makes up another company name with a grand tied to the lease seem global partners its headquarters supposedly on wall street it's another lie concealed behind a fake website. so this is the police here website correct at least and go out of all those oh i thought it was legitimate it was

of the world wallace manila sin they're laughing at you. the fraudster jeffrey cohen is becoming disputes and aggressive to extract a final payment from his victim. is giving him the runaround. you're going to want. to say oh you're going to do it you're fired within seventy two hours. or were the people being scope with a small amongst bigger moans. but they have no mercy have any syndicates do you think would be one of the one time. i would say this about sixty groups in the police. have a need to vigils. hundreds or. i would say that they would be tens of millions of dollars involved in these frauds we have fanned coal senna's that are rising money through securities fraud that have been directly linked to terrorist organizations in indonesia. after almost two years of investigation can gamble leaves ready to take his one thousand page brief to the makati police chief so you know since you've done the detective work for them haven't you you both the brick people the case to them yes we've done more than just call it compliant we've done

over the next few months sitting at his computer in manila the fight john polson works on his victim whine brown the astrologist persuaded to buy more bogus shares to the value of seven hundred thousand us dollars his portfolio apiece to do well their health is legit gentleman. that old knowledge was a market any given you put forward to me it was a good price in the case of wine he he was led to believe that these shares were valuable and that they went up in value and then that leads into another deal which is even more lucrative and so on and so on a lot of these guys have worked as brokers they have worked for my defense some of the biggest firms in the world and that come out of those firms and they've gone to the dark side. to bolster his image is a corporate heavyweight the pertains john polson makes up another company name with a grand tied to the lease seem global partners its headquarters supposedly on wall street it's another lie concealed behind a fake website. so this is the police here website correct at least and go about us oh i thought it was legitimate it was not wr

the black nazareth church in manila has come to be known as a place of despair. many mothers leave aborted foetuses here in the hope their child's soul will be saved this is dead and not only by the gods but also by the law. in the philippines abortion is illegal in all circumstances even right. but right here in front of this church is an abortion circle where women are desperate to get rid of. wearing a hidden camera we send one of our team in undercover to see if she can buy abortion treatments within a few minutes she finds a stall willing to help she tells the woman she's full months pregnant and with no questions asked she pays seventy five dollars for the remedies and if you go yeah we were able to get what we were but didn't take her and she was sold to treatments one of herbal and root concoction the lady said that you take that when you're up to four months along but then when she found out that was more months pregnant she offer it. and then ask for it if i wanted further operations throughout. the pills are illegal also medication known to induce abor

now the storm surge in these extreme winds is bringing much of that plastic ways back into a metro manila to the downtown area and we're seeing pictures and videos posted by using social media of literally tons of trash a plastic waste that's carried back from the the oceans into the islands and least right now it seems like the residents of manila are the only ones left who have to really pick up the pieces ok thank you very much for that aaron. now into some of the other stories making news around the world iraq's parliament has elected a new speaker and a first step toward forming a government four months after national elections mohammed. was supported by the iran friendly bloc in the assembly is a sunni arab and former governor of anbar province. thousands of ethiopians have welcomed home rebel leader after twenty six years in exile is chairman of a group that fought for the self-determination of the people ethiopia's biggest ethnic minority ethiopia's government remove the terror group from its terror list as part of sweeping political reforms. german chancellor angela merkel's cons

manila being bigger than most has plenty of both. 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: everyone would stake claim to havin

turn on his associates except they don't know it i meet him in a discreet location on the edge of manila. oh very good first the. informant x. is a man with friends an influence on both sides of the law. and the little guy i'm a freak sort of that's what i do for these guys there are some problems that come to a try and accommodate it most of the time memorable to do. best now informant takes is planning to help engineer the downfall of the organized crime gang he works fall and along the why he'll reveal to me the in a workings of an international fraud syndicate it begins with him secretly recording gang members discussing their cut of profits from the scam. then his decision to inform on the gang takes an extraordinary new. dimension so his suitcase what's in a hole he will document the most damning evidence is here x. is uncovered a trove of hundreds of documents belonging to one of the fraudsters it exposes every aspect of a criminal operation evidence of transactions even. logs or whatever money comes in and all the documents name the victims investors from the netherlands south af

the charade continues why news passed on to yet another manila based american criminal again pretending to be on wall street he's an alias jeffrey cohen. different time when all is close like every happen there is a cause it can't why can't you get a wife on jeffrey said you can apply this sponsor money for example and then we'll give you the funds we can release your funds to you. and. we shall mention place for you change but you can't get all the you know the amount that you need the product is forty seven thousand dollars ok. on finding. your body will be released. the scammers are trying to squeeze a final payment from wayne different area it was very hard to deal with it was very full on. it all aside from not going to do this tell whale and the fossil to sit there while they would get on. with wine brown's last now tell you the one million dollars informant to x. moves against the gang. when i saw. the report for this much food source for the day i just restart can do something about it and i think the system are we doing something about it. so inform schools private investigator

today there at this middle class catholic high school just outside manila. after assume the listen begins with self-worth and you about the person because i think that the person you are amazing. then calms the difference between the sexes every michael. i mean because that's just like me i mean or guys this is why it's a female because just like a female or a guy it's like that it's like only that you know what. he wants. and then it all goes back to one messy abstinence is the only way when. the woman gives her self and not only yourself but also her for. that reason why we are so we don't believe. you know why and why. because we believe in our eight. point zero. everybody says yes. yes yes well see here. he is and yes. what happened today was amazing because at this age curiosity this triggering we're starting to be thirsty are starting to starve for things that shouldn't be done by us at the stone age the students endorsement of live pure is one thing but they curiosity has many of them turning to social media and pornography. why do i wish biggest risk

she cofounded the little manila foundation in 1999. after learning about the significance of their hometown, stockton, to the filipino american history, they literally found demolition equipment in front of buildings of what remained of the little manila community, the largest population of filipinos in the world outside of the philippines from the 1920's to the 1960's. she continued to work for the preservation and revitalization of the little manila historic site in stockton. many sites which are now established in san francisco came through her work that she did in stockton, california. she also received many awards and even worked with the black eyed peas in developing videos to spread awareness of filipino culture. little manila rising students fought for studies to be institutionalized in stockton and won. she is survived by her husband, jesse, who she loved so deeply, and jesse, i just want to tell you how much i love you, and just how much you have also done for our community. and my heart just breaks for you. i want to recogni

today there at this middle class catholic high school just outside manila. after assume the listen begins with self-worth and you about the person decided that the person you are amazing. then condoms the difference between the sexes every michael. i mean because that's just like me i mean or guys this is why it's a female because just like a female or a guy it's like that it's like only that you know what. he wants. and then it all goes back to one messy abstinence is the only way when. the woman gives her and not only years ago but also her for. that reason why we're so we don't believe. you know why i mean why. because you believe in a. point. everybody sees yes. yes. yes yes he is and yes. what happened today was amazing because at this age curiosity this triggering we're starting to be thirsty are starting to starve for things that shouldn't be done by us at the stone age the students endorsement of live pure is one thing but they curiosity has many of them turning to social media and pornography. why do i wish because i am incapable of doing it. said t

and now manila chan looks at airports which were once used by a broad array of consumers now there are some select airports dividing lines and the so-called one percent is getting some super special treatment in places like los angeles london here's manila. the airport was once the great equalizer where the rich the famous the poor and the average all waited in the t.s.a. line to get patted down and have their personal effects rifled through. but now that's all about to change for the one percent luxury is back in a big way ten years after the financial crisis of two thousand and eight and americans are back at it what better way to return to the days of excess and convey your wealth than to bypass the ninety nine percent at the airport and be whisked away to a private suite as you await your commercial flight that's exactly what's happening at l.a.x. and other high profile travel hubs like london and dubai where the rich and famous live travel and play starting at about eight thousand dollars a year for individual membership the so-called head of state experience at the private suite

carried massive amounts of plastic trash from the sea back onto the island like here in downtown manila where residents are left to pick up the pieces. now to some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of. rebel leader would have been six years in exile . a group that fought for the separate domination of the people biggest ethnic minority if you will because government removed the group from its title as part of sweeping political reforms. anti-globalization activists staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists also protested in frankfurt financial district they say international banking practices have not been adequately reformed since the two thousand and eight financial crisis . here in germany chancellor angela merkel's conservative allies in bavaria the c.s.u. have held a one day congress in munich to discuss strategy ahead of a key bridge to make sure in the state next month polls show the p

some oil in washington manila chan r.t. . and there is more good news on the u.s. economic front and this just out today according to the u.s. census bureau on average u.s. household incomes rose last year to sixty one thousand three hundred seventy two dollars that's up one point eight percent when adjusted for inflation time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll look at new data details when investments in financial technologies in the united kingdom with the c.e.o. of straw market were poured which plots it's been more than a year since amazon took over a whole foods has that taken a toll on other natural food retailers archies rachel globus give us the latest as we go to break here are the numbers of its closing bell west texas intermediate oil w t i was trading in new york today above seventy five the barrel and the global benchmark to which manila referred to brant crude oil was trading in london at nearly eighty dollars per barrel i will make those shale guys happy we're back in a flash. my body told me that i belong with the born

much of the back onto the island like cat in downtown manila. residents are left to pick up the pieces.

and now manila chan looks at airports which were once used by a broad array of consumers now there are some select airports dividing lines and the so-called one percent is getting some super special treatment in places like los angeles london here's manila. the airport was once the great equalizer where the rich the famous the poor and the average all waited in the t.s.a. line to get patted down and have their personal effects rifled through. but now that's all about to change for the one percent luxury is back in a big way ten years after the financial crisis of two thousand and eight and americans are back at it what better way to return to the days of excess and convey your wealth than to bypass the ninety nine percent at the airport and be whisked away to a private suite as you await your commercial flight that's exactly what's happening at l.a.x. and other high profile travel hubs like london and dubai where the rich and famous live travel and play starting at about eight thousand dollars a year for individual membership the so-called head of state experience at the private suite

illegal killings judges which president detested as vigorously denied our guest this week here in manila is his legal adviser salvatore cassano welcome to come to conflict. next on the c.w. . they say seeing is believing. but what do you see. and twenty you think you know now. can you really trust your own audience. and education in meaning is designed to come found. your romance you know sixty minutes on d w. stories that people of the world over t.w. on facebook and twitter have to date and in touch. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do territory as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal adviser salvatore panel oh is the administration actively sanctioning and even encouraging murder on its own streets.

we are riding with police officers here in tondo, manila.hat they are looking for its antisocial behaviour. loiterers. in the last month, we have seen thousands of people apprehended for drinking in the streets, smoking in public, all walking around without t—shirts on. —— or walking. public, all walking around without t—shirts on. —— orwalking. in public, all walking around without t—shirts on. —— or walking. in this crowded city, where many live in small, stuffy shacks, it is normal for people to socialise in the streets. but now duterte is determined to eradicate what he calls loitering. the philippines is infamous for its full to bursting jails. with the president's crackdown on antisocial behaviour, the situation is getting much worse. outside, a van arrives, seemingly filled with children. but the police are not as keen for us to film them. manila is the world's most densely populated city. 21 million people crowd in here, and life at the bottom is pretty tough. the district of tondo is where many new arrivals to the city go. but it is

sandoz to dubai and other places around the globe parties manila chan gives us the details as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. who. now that i'm going to learn how to not that i'm not out of luck though the i'm not out of the mouth of the money go there when i'm not at a gym and. this was a good time to. try to move. close up that i want to get out my little body not why not act and there again why x. chanting in the hall people we believe is a little bit here. bottom of my case i don't want the multiple side john evil or the other moment on account of mother having little accusers are there a lot of on on the way to my building looking up to the pimp i don't want to put all the other motorist party without all the other bloated. to. join me every first week on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back the trade in tariff tangle between the u.s. and the e.u. continues to generate winners and losers as the chips continue to fall and the latest company to take a h

illegal killings charges which president do tatay as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal advisor salvatore panel oh is the administration actively sanctioning and even encouraging murder on its own streets.

central regions of the philippines was spared the brunt of the storm but at least in the region around manila they've been confronted with a unique challenge of their own and the philippines is one of the biggest contributors of plastic waste in the world and much of it ends up in the waters off the coast of the flooding from typhoon monkey has guided much of that trash back onto the island like here in downtown manila where for now residents are left to pick up the pieces. some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of ethiopians have welcomed home rebel leader of the twenty six years in exile is german of a group that fought for the separate domination of the old robel people ethiopia's biggest ethnic minority if you will because government removed the group from its terror list as part of sweeping political reforms. antiglobalization activists staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the us investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists also protested in

carried massive amounts of plastic trash from the sea back onto the island like here in downtown manila where residents are left to pick up the pieces. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a member of the antiproton punk band pussy riot has arrived in berlin for treatment following fears he may have been poisoned by an overdose of medication. was taken in moscow last week it is unclear how or why. and to globalization activists have staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists also protested in frankfurt's financial district they say the national banking practices have not been adequately reformed since the two thousand and eight financial crisis . several thousand animal rights activist mobs to the spanish capital with the group to call for a ban on. bullfighting the protest was organized by an animal rights political party and to bullfighting campaigns have won bands and restrictions in some co

typhoon monk or however has guided much of that trash back onto the island like here in downtown manila where they're pleased for now residents are left to pick up the pieces. as all the other stories making news around the world iraq's all amount has elected a new speaker and a first step towards forming a government four months after national elections moment how do c. was supported by the iran friendly bloc in the assembly he's a sunni arab and former governor of unbar province. thousands of ethiopians are welcome home a rebel leader. after twenty six years in exile is german of a group that fought for the self-determination of the more people into o.p.'s biggest ethnic minority if you will because government removed the group from its total list as part of sweeping political reforms. here in germany angular merkel's conservative allies in bavaria the c.s.u. have held a one day congress in munich to discuss strategy ahead if a key returned election in the state next month polls show the party could be heading towards its bust result in more than sixty yaz as voters defect to other pa

typhoon monkhood however is carried much of that trash back onto the island like here in downtown manila where at least for now residents of the capital are left to pick up the pieces. and thank you aaron now to some of the other stories making news around the world. the u.s. space agency nasa has launched its most advanced space laser ever the mission will examine the effects of global climate change on the earth's polar ice the data it gathers will allow scientists to precisely measure the changes in glaciers ice sheets and sea ice police in turkey have arrested a detained hundreds of workers who were protesting over conditions that is then bulls new airport thousands took part in protests which were sparked after more than a dozen people were injured in an on site accident demonstration was broken up by riot police who fired tear gas at the crowd. and u.s. president donald trump's former campaign manager paul nana ford has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts the move is part of a deal to cooperate with special counsel robert muller who is investigating possible collusion between tru

carried massive amounts of plastic trash from the sea back onto the island like here in downtown manila where residents are left to pick up the pieces. now to some of the other stories making news around the a member of the punk band pussy riot has arrived in berlin but following fear as he may have been poisoned by an overdose of. was taken in moscow last week it is unclear how or why he. used. to have staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters. gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists also protested in front fed's financial district they say janessa banking practices have not been adequately reformed since the two thousand and eight financial crisis. several thousand animal rights activists marched in the spanish capital madrid to call for a ban on bullfighting the protest was organized by an animal rights political party . campaigns have been bands of restrictions in some countries but it remains in most of spain. here in germany chancellor angela merkel's

of the damage however were seen some they're seeing some followed of their own now especially in manila we've seen some clips of a cleanup of a different sort they're having to go through the philippines is of course one of the largest contributors to plastic waste in that region of the world and a lot of that classic ways and out in the ocean now the storm surge in these extreme winds is bringing much of that plastic waste back into a metro manila to the downtown area and we're seeing pictures and videos posted by using social media of literally tons of trash a plastic waste that's carried back from the the oceans into the islands and least right now it seems like the residents of milla are the only ones left who have to really pick up the pieces ok thank you very much for that aaron now to some of the other stories making news around the world the u.s. space agency nasa has launched its most advanced space laser ever the mission will examine the effects of global climate change on the earth's polar ice the data it gathers will allow scientists to precisely measure the changes in glaci

. >> on top of the refrigerator was a manila folder. >> did it just give you chills? >> it was horrible. why didn't she just tell us? >> reporter: did a secret lead to murder? >> it's got to be unimaginable. >>> welcome to "dateline". when the body of brooke morris was discovered by the side of the road her family started to look for answer. she might have been involved in a violent relationship. could that revelation be the key to solving her murder. here with "night fall" is andrea. >> i'd ask that you all close your eyes for a few minutes this morning. i'd like for you to envision roane county in the middle of october. the leaves are changing, there's a little bit of a nip in the air. now envision brooke morris standing there and brooke feels like she's been punched in the throat. she's been shot. brooke feels like a bomb goes off in her body, this is the second shot, and it tears through her chest. she's terrified, and she's in extreme pain. thank you, you can open your eyes. >> reporter: the final minutes of a young woman's life detailed in a tennessee courtroom.

carried massive amounts of plastic trash from the sea back on to the island like here in downtown manila where residents are left to pick up the pieces. now just some of the other stories making news around the world. fighting clashes between antti government protesters and riot police have marred independence day and one dora's demonstrators in the capital were protesting against president when are nando hernandez they accuse him of manipulating the folks in last year's presidential election the allegations have sparked a political crisis in the poorest central american country. syrian state media things israel has launched a missile attack on the main air force in damascus the claims were backed by the syrian observatory for human rights who said that the attack targeted arms ware has as causing heavy damage no casualties have been or forces. antiglobalization activists have staged protests on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of the u.s. investment bank lehman brothers in paris protesters gathered in front of a bank to blast investment policies and tax avoidance schemes activists

northern areas of luzon, well north of manila, it will properly make la ndfall of manila, it will properlyght into saturday morning. moving quickly, it will probably take about 12 hours to ci’oss probably take about 12 hours to cross northern parts of luzon, bringing torrential rain, flash flooding, and damaging winds, as well as a storm surge. emerging out into the south china sea, it will be weakened by this stage. broadly to the south of hong kong, now, by sunday. that is a change in the forecast. by then, the typhoon will not be as powerful or damaging as it is right now. the two men named as suspects in the salisbury nerve agent attack have appeared on russian state television and denied any involvement. the men dismissed british claims that they were intelligence officers, and insisted that they work in the fitness industry. they said they were on a short break to the uk to visit salisbury cathedral. sarah rainsford reports from moscow. speaking out for the first time, the two russians accused of the deadly nerve agent attack in salisbury. today, they appeared on pro—kremlin televisi

illegal killings charges which president detested as vigorously denied for use this week here in manila he says legal advisor salvatore cassano welcomes because of conflicts of. interest with the doctor's insult into modern day slavery because the russians. being enslaved by fellow russians that's not happening anywhere else in europe is. from an ngo tracks down the victims. and attempts to free them as the child i was afraid they'd kill me if i ran away. forced workers in russia in forty five minutes of monte w. . lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we're so clever the elite who risk their lives with me coming back from the bankers got ourselves with never stopped everything is wrong the wanted to ignore the reality that they might blow off in the face of a system that spun out of control. problems that will. cause. the crash the investment bank lehman brothers start september thirteenth on d w. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the

illegal killings charges which president detested as vigorously denied by do so this week here in manila uses legal advisor salvatore cassano welcome to come to the conflict so for next dealing. they promote health but seven p.c. and diabetes. multinational food companies conquering new markets bringing convenience food to poor countries. which they are believed to be staying to schools but people seem to prefer the business of positive forty five minutes on t.w. . i think fighting for the taking seriously in the world of what appears has come out women strong tough. superheroes. smart talks smart state legend frank recently dangerous times. for my. take it personally you went with wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true for. my. pick up more than for a long line. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do tatay as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal advisor s

typhoon is heading towards the philippines heavy rains have already caused flooding in the capital manila thousands of villages are to be evacuated and schools shut down in the north where super typhoon manhood is due to hit on saturday its then expected to move on to taiwan and then possibly towards hong kong and mainland china well staying in the philippines president a very good at that there has their id military commanders to rebel against him after they ignored his order to arrest the high profile critic senator and tanya through yanez a says the arrest order is a desperate attempt to hold on to power jimmy fallon dorgan reports now from many. what was the widely anticipated conference ended up becoming one of the most jarring interviews ever held by president through the good the thirty for most of the one hour and a half long interview dented his anger on the philippine military exposing the strained relationship between soldiers and their commander in chief. and i only started now don't let this drag you plan to sabotage me then go ahead and be firing a few rounds won't work then

what are you seeing and hearing from manila?s, from what we have got so far, from the area in the northern philippines, provinces like isabella and a host of other provinces have really taken the toll from the typhoon. we have heard reports of devastated houses. mostly plantations raging floods. one thing to really note is the northern philippines is the prime producer of rice and corn. this will be a challenge for us in terms of supply of rice in the country. i suppose you are saying there will be much longer ramifications from this, long after the clear up begins. yes, most definitely. and we haven't really got on the full grasp of the impact of this typhoon as the storm just went out of the philipion territorian. these are now the challenges. even the tale of the typhoon, it is the south monsoon rains, which might bring more rainwater, but is we have at least two tea ms rainwater, but is we have at least two teams deployed to the areas, one in the isabela area. it has been reported to have suffered a loss of landslides. just

she's christian aid's country directorfor the philippines and is on the ground in manila responding tot. thank you for speaking to us. you're not in the direct path of the storm at the moment but what are you hearing about what's going on elsewhere? i'm 500 kilometres away but we are also feeling the impact, strong winds and heavy rains in central manila. can you hear from people elsewhere about how bad it is, especially in some of the more remote areas? we have made a lot of progress in being prepared but in the remote areas, village areas in the remote areas, village areas in the mountains and small islands, we do not know whether the early warning system has been effective, we have tried to work with them in terms of making sure they are prepared for the isolation because of landslides, where people may not reach them for a week, so we hope they have prepared for that, so that is our immediate hope. what was the advice about how to prepare for this? it's all very well knowing it's coming but dealing with it is another matter. communities are in this plan so that includes evacuation,

killings charges which president do chants a friends vigorously denied for years this week here in manila this is legal adviser salvatore cassano welcome succumb to conflict so for me on the detail of the full. reception of confusing game brings actually to engine teaching. that's most self-made can do t.v. maybe even decide to the number two thirds of the hunger games. it's a good seat of television in the world of. tomorrow today i'm sixty minutes d w. o. o. lehman brothers ten years on. a story of ambition greed and megalomania. we are so clever the return control to british law is one. of investment bankers like ourselves with never stop. everything's wrong the wanted to make sure the reality of the whole thing might blow off. of a system that should run out of control. problems that will. cause. the current investment bank lehman brothers september thirteenth on d w. two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president do territo

joining me now from manila is mahar lagmay, geology professor and executive director of project noah, of this typhoon? yes, last year we had a is suited to —— super typhoon, and it hit the same region of the philippines, in northern luzon. yesterday we also had the landfall of another typhoon, falling a bit short of a super typhoon. according to the weather bureau, it was packing wind speeds of 205 metres an hour, with gusts up to 255 kilometres an hour. the diameter of this typhoon is about 900 kilometres. if we are to comparing it with the super typhoon last year, it was only 600 kilometres, although it had higher wind speeds at the time. that one was 235 kilometres an hour. typhoon mangkhut, according to the weather bureau, is 205 kilometres an hour. so it it is 900 kilometres across, thatis so it it is 900 kilometres across, that is a vast area of destruction, iam that is a vast area of destruction, i am guessing? well, the concentration of the devastation is near the eye, in northern luzon. to give you an idea, the length of the entire philippines from north to southis entire phi

reports from manila. what was the widely anticipated conference ended up becoming one of the most jarring interviews ever held by president to the good the terry for most of the one hour and a half long interview vented his anger on the philippine military exposing the strained relationship between soldiers and their commander in chief. and i only started now don't let this drag you plan to sabotage me then go ahead and be firing a few rounds won't work then assassinate i will be happy to die in your hands he accuses soldiers of citing with a staunch critic and doing it on this the senator accuses the cat there and his family of amassing illegal well which is denied chilian as was also one of the proponents of a complaint in the international criminal court against the terror tis war on drugs . that they ordered arrest which the military did not carry out. their youngness was a navy officer one of the many to mutiny when gloria arroyo was president despite his detention for seven years he complained and w

illegal killings charges which president do territory as vigorously denied my guest this week here in manila is his legal adviser salvatore panel oh is the administration actively sanctioning and even encouraging murder on its own streets. salvador penhallow welcome to conflict thank you for having me your president says he's old and tired and he's going to hear again about stepping down in february said i've no more ambition who needs a president who's got no more ambition person more of an expression of will just say exasperation and disgust over certain things that do not come out as expected. but is not stepping down who finishes turn he says guys i want to they're not thinking of stepping down because he just wants he has one so tell the people that he's not the kind of politician that will cling to a position so you can't believe what he says not really everybody is entitled to express one's frustration or express variation on a certain sort of companies doing it cause that leader in february did it august die again that is his style that is why he wants his content it's not just style