the dean of the work, and the wreckage of manila, i have this account from a boy who was there. illiterate. he was just a young boy at the time and he met a g.i. whose handing out and gave ospreys and chocolate. and oscar looked at him and said, thank you very much. in the g.i. lifted oscar and we have this on from oscar's account was very confused. look to him and said how do you speak english. and oscar looks back at him and said wale, right we do guys colonized as, you sent over a bunch of schoolteachers and so actually the language of instruction in filipino school is english. and as i speak english. is odorless back in him and says we colonized you. oscar said i don't know what to say. how did you not know that. and the soldiers perspective, using god knows what he's been given a gun and maps until were to go in his shoe. and at no.did it dawn on him and is there to liberate people who are like him, u.s. nationals. he thought he was invading foreign country. >> to watch the rest of this program watch the sun on website. search for danielle using the box at the top of the pa

2 children have been found to have contracted the virus it has also been detected in sewerage in manila and a waterway in the south of the country the government has declared an outbreak and efforts are being made to immunize billions of children by some estimates 3 out of 5 children in the philippines are not immunized against polio is a highly contagious disease that spreads through person to person contact and immunization is the only way to prevent it. there is one of the n.s.a. has been monitoring the philippines response to the outbreak and joined benaud from manila and the estimates for the number of children under the age of. about 11000000 what is being done to reach them. so the philippines after eradicating polio for nearly 2 decades confirmed 2 cases and the health department is classify this as an outbreak to curb this outbreak the health department has launched 3 rounds of vaccination targeting some 6 point $6000000.00 children under the age of 5 is vaccination drive will be in 2 sites one is in metro manila and the other is in selected areas of mindanao which is in southe

was from manila thank you very much for that . thank you. in just a few words china's leaders has conjured a chilling image of how he might deal with those who want to break with the state while a visit to nearby over the weekend president xi jinping said this anyone who attempts to split any region from china when the parish with their bodies smashed and bones ground she did not blame anyone specifically but his comments come. to hong kong over the weekend protestors in flash mobs across the city businesses and metro stations police organized a muscular response and made scores of arrests. a correspondent phil asked them what they thought of she's comments. so you guys are taking part in another protest this evening you all heard president she's comments over the weekend how does that make you feel does it does it worry you just along here it doesn't worry just another people it's just the fact that we all listen want. speech was but she still hadn't listened to our voices 5 demand not one last i hopefully after the other 4 immediately ok s

ronald: climate change has basically worsened the flooding situation in metro manila.as early as the 1800's, metro manila has been very flood-prone, but the population then was very small. with this huge population in metro manila, and then climate chchange increasing the incides of very intense rainfall, it just puts more people into danger from flood risks. reporter: the residents who live close to the water unintentionally make the problem worse. their improvised housing and the waste they produce can keep floodwater from draining properly. that's why the government now wants lovely suarez and others like her to resettle to other areas. but she's afraid of what the move might bring. lovely: we are willing to leave if they want to remove us, because we know that this place is a danger zone. but what we really want, if there is a budget, if they will provide a budget, is to move somewhere close to here. we want to stay in this place, and not be thrown out somewhere that might leave us jobless and starving. reporter: lovely suarez and her neighbors continue to live in

i met her in manila and we traveled together and things start. to a rocky and it's amazing how little she knew about it. i took her to the lincoln memorial and i showed her where the i have a dream speech he didn't know who mlk was. she thought disney world was a vacant lot of a blue-collar town english was hard to aunderstand we got to galveston and grab lunch at a hole in the wall. she want to know how i had four girls. she had four boys so world travelers are not always worldly she spent most of her aladult life living abroad but in a pocket of filipinos. so she got to galveston and was very homesick. her apartment was 7642nd apartment in the philippines. she had a skype connection you could sit there and hear the roosters crow. the first place she felt comfortable was in the hospital. not because the work was easy thatat the difficulties that was a vehicle of assimilation. in the point here comparatively one reason why the gender - - united states is better to immigrate immigrants than europete because they have higher unemployment rates it's

in front of the missile -- manila zoo. see mac she let me know that living with the family wouldn't work. the poor magnificent people unlike the rich she said americans need toilets. a family would need to buy me special food i would be a burden. sister christine walked on. and then she waved a hand above her said had and said that's all appear somehow we need to do more to build relationships on a personal basis. i return in a few days. i came back thinking she would have use the time in between to approach a family and see if they would let me move in. and said she led me into the alley and auctioned us up on the spot. there is no room. the second was the same and the third was simply struck mute. at this point sister christine's patient was exhausted. she stomped away and said if you don't want him pass them on to someone else. don't cook them anything special. i don't know who was more frightened. they are looking at each other. there is not a lot to do in the town. they said i could sleep on the floor. migration was h

and crisis numbers the world health organization meets in manila after news that up 27000000 filipino children are to risk of death or disability. when it rained in snowed last night in the else this results and this massacre that brought is now heading size of the is clearly rather cold and the more likely it will generate some pretty big storms surat italy was this low slowly spinning up so the day forecast is going to be a bit like this the green rain or thunderstorms anywhere from italy eastwards to the gene and down towards north africa now behind it all is all gone quiet much the european plain though not very warm is in the sunshine still quite true for western france the british isles for the next band of wind and rain is on its way even of course that will make steady progress this will be the way of things i think for a few months now are stuck in the far north so that's really scandinavia and these storms by tomorrow have moved into the g 8 in touching almost all of greece and west turkey was temps are still held up $21.00 for athens but it may not feel that way and of cour

in april this year, i experienced an earthquake in manila, a 6.1.nd forth. i heard the plaster cracking on the walls. it was quite a scary experience. as i said, today, the effort is still going on in mindanao to help those who have been displaced by this major earthquake that took place on tuesday. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: mass protests in chile take a toll as two international summits are cancelled in the wake of the unrest. also on the programme: firefighters battle raging wildfires in california — as powerful winds fan the flames, and could make the situation even worse. indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. mission control: booster igni

blasts crisis moment the world health organization meets in manila after a new set up to 11000000 filipino children are at risk of death or disability and find out why an n.b.a. team keeps apologizing to china on that with joe in spain. but 1st to hong kong where protesters have become the 1st people to appear in court to face charges under a controversial on time mosque law they were arrested on saturday shortly after the ban came into effect the government use colonial era emergency regulations to impose the ban by decree and spot another round of unrest in the past 2 days as mosques protesters faced off with police south clock is across the developments in hong kong joins us now live talk us through 1st what happened in court this morning . what happened in court where there were 2 people who were charged for the 1st people being charged under the anti maslow's 19 year old man and a 3rd yet you old woman that was in the east and much to court now though released on bio but if they do that i'm found guilty they could face to up to one year in jail and they could also be hit with a heavy

and then more stretches like manila-style jitneys, which i don't believe are publicly funded in manila but obviously are a cultural icon. i think it will influence other projects in soma. i want to call out not just former commissioner jane kim and current commissioner haney, staff. the somcan leads, angelica and leon really did lion's work. they got the community out and folks engaged in their streets. walk sf current and former staff, and vernon haney who worked with me to close out this project. faron peters, andy kozinski, and jennifer brooks of public works. and then, to paul stanis, our project manager, and bradley dunn, our project information manager, who worked with somcan and walk sf on this project. it was a joy, i think it'll really help, and i'd love to answer any questions you have. >> chair peskin: thank you. that is one of the most enthusiastic and joyful reports that we've received. commissioner haney is not here today. he's out of town but i'm sure will have many comments on the second read of this later this month but is supportive and appreciative of somcan and all

feeling they are poets novelists journalists writers from all over the world have been in manila for a major literary gathering over the past. but one chair remains empty. and. his loss is felt deeply here is a. mexican pool with a bit of both the star reads verses about the killings often connected to the drugs war in her country at least 11 mexican journalists have been murdered this year. the tyranny has taken root she says and the world must not forget. the whole writes about how political turmoil in hong kong has turned streets into a battleground. it's a message often repeated here writers from uganda ukraine and indonesia also read their prose almost all with the same underlying theme they say repressive regimes are tightening their grip over freedom of expression it's no coincidence that the penn literary congress one of the largest and will gatherings of writers from all over the world is be hosted for the 1st time in the philippines which has slipped further down the world press freedom index during the rule of president the terror to the journalists rights groups reporters

al-jazeera manila. divers are exploring unknown waters off the coast of french it's all part of a campaign to better protect the world's oceans with the 2nd of his reports from the region. alexi rosenfeld is dived all over the world but this is something new along with his team he's diving where no human has been before we're now 135 kilometers from shore and around 600 from the mouth of the amazon. it's a real challenge to diving conditions and no no no one has ever dived here before we have to go through a really thick layer of sediment from the amazon mouth this layer is about 20 meters deep and after that it's pitch black until the bottom there is a deep and complex dive careful preparation and double checking of equipment is essential. so there they go and they'll be heading down to a depth of 110 meters which is so deep that i only have 15 minutes on the seabed and in that time they've got to collect samples and send them back up to the surface and then they have to stay in the water submerged for

for decades the rebels fought for independence from the central government in manila many thousands were killed in the fighting. wait wait wait wait. what sense i asked burst onto the scene the former archenemies the front and the government have become strategic allies. you know. we lead a rebel leader who played a key role in dialogue with the government under successive presidents. god's only john tells us of his determination to establish an autonomy homeland for his people young some moral. negotiations lead to a deal codified in the bungs a more organic law the basis for the new bunga moro autonomous region in muslim and a known with its own current government budget and islamic legal system. what is there is from this not always seems like if this because of this injustice this young people are never fed up that's why i say then here come the group which is more militant. of course or in all. they isis. and they. better be. outside of the middle east. and. they believe. men are a place. because. the muslims are not satisfied what example are there so much. and miss marr administra

for decades the rebels fought for independence from the central government in manila many thousands were killed in the fighting. no wait wait wait wait wait. but since i has burst on to the saying the former arch enemies the front and the government have become strategic allies. you know. we need a rebel leader who played a key role in dialogue with the government under successive presidents. gods only john tells us of his determination to establish an autonomy as homeland for his people young some moral. negotiations lead to a deal codified in the bongs a more organic law the basis for the new bangs and moro autonomous region in muslim mindanao with its own parliament government budget and islamic legal system. what is their reason why i missed not obvious just happen if this because of vision just of this young people are never fed up. that's why i am then a hair. the girl. of course. they. may. never believe. because. they're muslim. and. we're allowed to visit the headquarters of the military wing of the liberation front. us. the chief of staff isn't in uniform perhaps of the shift f

for decades the rebels fought for independence from the central government in manila many thousands were killed in the fighting. wait wait wait wait wait. what sense i asked burst onto the scene the former archenemies the front and the government have become strategic allies. we lead a rebel leader who played a key role in dialogue with the government under successive presidents. god's only jaafari tells us of his determination to establish an atomic homeland for his people bangsamoro. negotiations lead to a deal codified in the bangsamoro organic law the basis for the new bangs and moro autonomous region in muslim mindanao we could see on current government budget and islamic legal system. what is the reason why this model receives how it is because the vision just of this young people are never fed up. that's why i and then here come the group we're just more militant. stay him. of course we're in awe of the isis. and they isis. trying to find out. who can be. there to be our ally outside of the middle east. and. they believe. mindanao or a place. can't meet their eye because. the musl

in front of the missile -- manila zoo. see mac she let me know that living with the family wouldn't work. the poor magnificent people unlike the rich she said americans need toilets. a family would need to buy me special food i would be a burden. sister christine walked on. and then she waved a hand above her said had and said that's all appear somehow we need to do more to build relationships on a personal basis. i return in a few days. i came back thinking she would have use the time in between to approach a family and see if they would let me move in. and said she led me into the alley and auctioned us up on the spot. there is no room. the second was the same and the third was simply struck mute. at this point sister christine's patient was exhausted. she stomped away and said if you don't want him pass them on to someone else. don't cook them anything special. i don't know who was more frightened. they are looking at each other. there is not a lot to do in the town. they said i could sleep on the floor. migration was h

crisis mode the world health organization meets in manila after news that up to $11000000.00 children are at risk of death or disability. but 1st the white house says turkey will invade northern syria soon and that it's been threatening to do so for a number of months washington released a statement in which it said the united states armed forces will not support or be involved in the operation and having defeated the isis territorial caliph it will no longer be in the immediate area right this at the very latest now from our correspondent in istanbul seen them called the early and sinister this information coming out of washington what is turkey saying about this operation which apparently is imminent. marty actually right before 1000 how does announce the persons present project i presented to us for donald trump had a phone conversation and after that we had a readout from the kurdish presidency saying that they're both leaders actually kenyans talked about the possible military intervention in north korea and they both agreed to meet the cone and the company was placed in washingt

urgency here and parents are desperate for their children to recover similarly duggan al-jazeera manila. place in hong kong have once again clashed with protesters after tens of thousands defied a ban on face masks to march through the city and heavy rain chief executive carolan banned facial coverings in hopes of calming for months of anti-government demonstrations but the move appears to galvanize the city's shit it's got heiler has more from hong kong. defying the mask bad and flouting the police who projected approval for their march thousands of hong kong protesters also ignored heavy rain most of them covering their faces beneath a sea of umbrellas this was the 3rd successive day of protests against the mass ban imposed by chief executive kerry lam she said emergency legislation last invoked during riots 50 years ago was needed after 4 months of protest against her rule the protest continued after the high court rejected an injunction challenging the ban judges say they'll review it later this month was after police blamed vandalism for shutting down the entire system on saturday

big shifts in the future of mobility also coming up tanzania farmers try swapping their crops with manila to cash in on astronomical market prices but it's not any. easy switch and dressing up yourself just is not enough americans go on the hunt for the best following. providing it to retailers. because the program as the automotive world is going through a profound changes some of the biggest names in the business are taking the carpool lane if you have chrysler and p.s.a. peugeot have confirmed they intend to merge a tie up worth $50000000000.00 which would create the 4th largest automaker in the world the move comes as car makers grapple with a downturn in demand and price investments in electric and self driving vehicles. the future looks bleak for the internal combustion engine car makers worry about getting left behind for yet chrysler has failed to invest in new technologies such as autonomous driving and electric power that's why it's been looking for a partner for a long time. enter. the french company has plenty of modern technology but it's completely absent from the north amer

multinational companies looking to fill their training spots our next report takes us to a film facility in manila run by a german carmaker porsche. ronald t. is on had wanted to go to college but he lacked the means to do so and ended up in a string of odd jobs now he's landed a spot on a vocational training program funded by german carmaker parsha. over a period of 2 years we study everything about porsche our cars their engines and parts we learn how to install and repair them. the peace program it's possible to do in the philippines and was for a time the only pressure. training center outside of germany after training graduates can be deployed to porsche dealerships abroad. here at the government's leading technical education and vocational school. teaches automotive servicing the institution trains more than $2000000.00 people a year in a variety of trade skills automotive servicing is one of the most popular courses it's 6 months now so what about those not of the 6 months training you can already find a job there is a high demand for technical skills not just in the philippines but also ab

talking with philippine vice president lennier bread all about politics extrajudicial killings and manila's war on drugs vice president or brother thank you very much for joining like you for having other have been continued reports of violence and the state of lawlessness in the philippines there is news of environmental activists human rights defenders and of course drug related killings to what extent has mr deterrent as violent rhetoric contributed to this culture of violence the message is that number one. that the 7 is not well that number 2. there is small you know that ability the whole going to be of a fish ours are not important so what when this is the message that you gives bestially to implementors of the law was very dangerous and i think that our scope can be so much in the myler that activists now are being killed in many of the president's speech other have been threats of violence through the many sectors of society who have shown their lists and are for one if i remember a progressive there. encouraged attacks on the path of the of the church and encouraged the burning of

. >> aost every day, dead bodi are being recovered from the streets in manila, on th occasion, a tricycleoo needle buzzing) (buzzing stops) (buzzingziesumes) (buzzing stops) martinez: (buzzing resumes) ♪ ♪ fernandez: martinez: fuji: re >>dent duterte! you nsciously and deliberately put in place a i permission structure for fass murder. and in due time, you will be held accountable for the thousands of extra-judicialin ki in the philippines. rowd cheers) (speaking filipino language) cajipe: >> huh? cajipe: modequillo: >> those shootings, they seem quite professional. can you understand why people think it's maybe police or connected to police? >> uh, you know, there are a lot of people, they are thinking that police are involved with that. but no, we are... we're not after for the life of these people. in caloocan, we have 1,000 police there. i cannot see all of them.lw there iss a black eep.e >> and s the police in caloocan told us that some of the shootings were done by police.ar do youhink that comes from above? >> i do not know, because, you kn, sometimes, there are incidents that are

place between now and the apec summit thank you very much for taking the time street was usually in manila in berlin for us today. from the asian development bank and now u.s. president trump says he will quote destroy turkey's economy stop negotiating a $100000000000.00 trade deal with the country and ramp up tariffs on its steel to 50 percent the threats are an apparent efforts to put pressure on ankara to halt its offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria which began after president . trump announced the withdrawal of u.s. troops the white house has also imposed sanctions on 2 turkish ministries and some senior government officials already. and german carmaker volkswagen is also looking at turkey's offensive in syria the company had been planning to build a brand new factory and is mia but now we has called the planned investment into question according to media reports there will be no contract signing for the time being the veto we a group says it needs time to make a decision about its turkey plans. now around $500.00 of the top minds in german engineering a gathering here i

. >> laura followed by cam of manila. -- kim of manila. >> i'm following up on one of the questions by the teacher. i continue to be beyond frustrated by the lack of action by the senate and yourself on anything related to gun violence in this country. 100 people a day are killed by gun violence. [applause] we've had children gunned down in our schools. here's the thing. passeds ago, the house some reasonable legislation. i'm not anti-second amendment. i'm not against hunting or handguns. when we have this kind of problem, if these were terrorists coming into the country and murdering 100 people a day, you would be doing something. the house passed strong red flag bills. they also passed a bill that would require background checks on all gun sales. i would like to know your personal stand on this. and what you are going to do about it. this will become a voting issue for me. if you guys can't get your act together on this, what will you do with bigger issues in our country? [applause] >> i would say, the houston pastor measure. the president has said he will not support that. we do nee

we've got regional media hubs in brussels, london, manila,, dubai, johannesburg, engaging with the media and foreign audiences. we know there's a lot of constituencies and areas of the world where digital hasn't penetrated as much as in the united states, so we are engaging with traditional media in many forms in order to reach those audiences and tell our story. digitally, we are engaging with millions and millions of fans and followers and subscribers across social channels, digital channels of the state department, having real-time conversations. using those as really important listening tools, to understand what's important to the audiences we are communicating with. bringingng technology, together technologists and digital experts together with civil society in these countries to help them use digital to encourage and advance civic engagement, transparency, participation and empowering voices through social media. through the gec, we are engaging in countering disinformation, misinformation and propaganda from state actors and nonstate actors. through eca as well, amid all the digit

trying to get the committee to believe some of the propaganda in the trump hotel stamped crinkly manilaolders, or was there a sense that the state department inspector general was trying to sound an alarm about the trump hotel manila folders crammed with conspiracy theories? why, do you know the why the folders were shared with congress? >> reporter: yes. according to raskin's account -- none of the information he says is classified which is why he was able to talk about it to us reporters openly. he says that the state department i.g. received this suspicious package in may, and it had sat in that office for a time. he also says that the state department i.g., he says that he let the fbi know that he was in receipt of this suspicious information. after the whistleblower complaint came out and was made public, raskin says the state department i.g. then viewed that package completely differently. he wanted to make sure that house democrats or, rather, the various dmecommittees undertaki the impeachment inquiry knew they could do whatever they would choose to. the good news for raskin or

southeast asia even as they're slowing plans in china they're opening new offices in singapore and manilap to a billion dollar lifeline from soft bank. >> the problem is the cash burn they're facing which is where soft bank comes in to try and plug the hole. what's interest tog me about this is the fact that they're pulling back on their expansion plans in china so they must see less of an opportunity in china and more of an opportunity in singapore and manila i don't know if that's a factor of cost. if that's a a factor of potential revenue, but it's interesting to see especially now that they have to be a lot pickier about where they expand, where they choose to expand and what that says for other companies r that are looking to kind of expand in this region. >> why were they losing much money? they weren't charging enough membership fees? how many profit margins relative to what they were paying $45 a month. you know, you could charge more than that i would think. >> it's more -- >> these small business people could afford more than that. >> the expense was largely related to their exp

dugan al-jazeera manila well the 1st of this year's nobel prizes has been handed out in the field off medicine the award was shared by 2 u.s. scientists and one britain who have spent years researching how cells adapt to changes in oxygen levels the trio found that when oxygen levels fall there is a rise in the hormone e.p.o. and that's because a group of proteins changed our d.n.a. behaves the body's ability to sense oxygen levels impacts the production of red blood cells as well as the creation of blood vessels the discovery opens up new ways to treat anaemia cancer and heart failure let's make a helmet augustan he is the director of the european center for and you know science at heidelberg university and the division had at the german cancer research center he's joining us via skype from heidelberg and germany thanks very much for speaking to us on the al-jazeera news hour how significant is this award. well this is extremely significant that the question about every year there's dozens of major discoveries were still the novel crisis and the nobel committee and the noble assembly

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crisis mode the world health organization meets in manila after gives it up to $11000000.00 filipino children are at risk of death or disability. a 2nd whistle blowers come forward in the impeachment inquiry against us president donald trump the lawyer who is now representing both before says his client actually witnessed the phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart other official reports. an unusually low profile we can for president trump despite a new development in the high profile pietschmann quality lawyers for the whistleblower who expressed concern over the controversial phone call with the ukrainian president have now confirmed on twitter there is another witness it said this government official has 1st hand knowledge and supports the claims of the farce was so blown the new witness is cooperating with the intelligence community's inspector general and there we can tweet president trump dismiss the news writing they are going to the bench and another whistleblower is coming in from the deep state keep them coming but this weakens one leg of donald tru

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