>> the recapture of manila is still on going in this battle. so it is in conjunction of one another. >> kind of right in the middle of the battle, and february 16th is the drop date so exactly. >> so ten days on corregidor, so about the middle. >> and i think that when macarthur comes the battle of manila has ended like that day. is there anything in the book about the 503rd drop in new guinea? >> i make a reference it to, but i make a conscious reference to write it as closely to corregidor. i'm not a historian, but a reporter, so i write it as if i were a reporter there with them as opposed to doing a real history book. >> very good. very good. can you tell me who built the malenta tunnel? >> the americans. they dug it out after they took over corregidor after the spanish-american war. >> i was once explained to me that the 503rd were not professional soldiers, but civilians in uniform, and how do you compare those soldiers with the ones that you met in iraq and afghanistan, and have you ever looked into survivor's guilt? >> a couple of thing

>> the recapture of manila is still ongoing. so it's going in conjunction together. >> kind of right in the middle, about february 16th is the drop date. exactly. >> ten days on corregidor, about the middle. >> when mcarthur comes, the better of manila has pretty much ended that day. is there anything in your book about the 503rd drop in new guinea? >> i make a reference to it. i make a conscious effort and we tried to write the book as close to jest corregidor as i could and i'm not a historian i'm more of a reporter. i tried to write it like a reporter would if i was there with them for us is a real history book. >> very good, very good. can you tell me who build the tunnel? >> the americans did. they dug it out after they took over corregidor after the spanish american war in 1998. >> a veteran once took pains to explain to me that the large part of the five authored were not professional soldiers but civilians in uniform. how do you compare the woodwork two men with those that you get to know in iraq and afghanistan? >> a ve

>> in 1945, americans recaptured the philippine island of corregidor at the mouth of manila bay which had been lost to the japanese in 1942. next kevin maurer talks about his book "rock force" and the american paratroopers who took back corregidor. and exacted mac arthur's revenge. the macarthur institute hosted the event. >> welcome, thank you. the loss of the corregidor was a devastating blow to the united states and general douglas macarthur. by 1945 n the minds of many americans and filipinos, the corregidor was not just a military target. it was the site of a military feat that had to be redeemed. in february of 1945, a daring mission was launched to recapture this island. author kevin maurer is going to join us tonight to discuss this mission. he is the author of several books including "no easy day, the firsthand account of the mission that killed osama bin laden," and he has covered the military traveling to iraq, afghanistan, east africa, and haiti covering the forces. this latest book "rock force" tells us about the retaking the of the corregidor. please join me in welcoming

more than a 100 kilometers south of manila. his father tested positive for covey 19 before there was even talk up a locked down. yet they say it took the 3 days to find him a hospital that had a bed in one of the hospitals. my dad was just in the parking lot. the hospital staff prodded us to just leave the hospital premises and maybe try the provincial hospital when we arrived there. the doctor surprisingly discouraged us to even try or lost their dudley's father, survived. but had he waited a few more days to be admitted? does we says the story might have turned out differently, but tough experts, warry, the situation could get worse. it seems like it's not slowing down at all in the past when you do laugh don't r a c q, maybe about a week later you'll see some slowing down, but we have not felt that manila st aren't as empty as one would imagine. during the lockdown, more businesses are allowed to operate and more people are out and about. but health department officials say it could take weeks before the impact of this walk

but this current wave of the bar isn't limited to manila. elsewhere in the country. the number of infections is rising as well. area we need dudley spam and he lives in chasm province. more than 100 kilometer south of manila, his father tested positive for covey 19 before there was even talk of locked down. yet they say it took the 3 days to find him a hospital that had a bed in one of the hospitals. my dad was just in the parking lot, the hospital staff probably does. so just leave the hospital premises and maybe try the provincial hospital when we arrived there. the doctor, surprisingly discouraged us to even try re locked their dudley's father, survived. but had he waited a few more days to be admitted? doesn't we says the story might have turned out differently. but tough experts hoary the situation could get worse. it seems like it's not slowing down at all in the past when you do a lockdown or a c q, maybe about a week later you'd see some slowing down, but we have not felt that manila streets aren't as empty as one would imagine during the locked down more bus

this is the spinal lockdown in around the capital, ought to be low reports from manila. the 10th have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengeance and is pushing hospitals and the philippines to their limit. the philippine general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem if we have a lot of non corporate patients who also are filling up our bed. and so that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. so this rapid increase the number of covey. the admissions made us realize that we can serve both the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health department has been reporting daily infections of more than 12000 were nearly a week, and more people die more than halfway through a tweak, locked down in its capital region, the philippines continues to see a spike in corbett

i'll just euro manila, my lazy and prime minister me it in. yes, in has handed in his resignation to the king and the televised address. he said he stepping down because it lost his majority in parliament, but he won't be leaving office straight away. florence louis explains why, from holland, on par he's handed in his resignation and the pilot has issued a statement saying the king has accepted not just weighed in yes, in resignation as prime minister, but also the rest of his cabinet. but weed, and yes, it stays on as can take a prime minister until a permanent successor is found. now, there still likely to be a period of political uncertainty in malaysia because there is no obvious success as to who should be the next prime minister. now under malaysia's constitution, the king will appoint the person who he thinks is likely to command the confidence of the majority in parliament. but as i said, there is no obvious success, that there is no politician who is able to come up and say that he has got the numbers, the majority number in parliame

like they would have been needed in manila. i mean, i think they understood the significance of it. but again there wasn't these weren't total combat troops. so let these are a lot of guys the japanese defenders were crew from some of the ships that were sunk by american forces. so you'll find that some of the defenders didn't have rifles or if they did they were sharing one with another guy a couple of them get it get into fight with the rebar with the bayonet attached to the front of it. i mean, it's really was a kind of a savage savage fight and then these defenders were really just i don't want to say they were cannot fighter, but they weren't cracked defensive troops. they were they were just guys they had mmm here's a comment from paul who you went around corregidor with he said 20 japanese pow surrendered on january 1st 1946, and they had been concentrated at battery monjo, which had never been retaken. here's another thank you paul. yeah, he's the man he's gone. i visit this from another person. i've visited corregidor

little more than a year around the philippines, economic center in manila. and people are being told to stay home for at least 2 weeks. there is no country that address the surge without going through a rigorous law. and the problem with most of the other countries, particularly are named wars neighbors. if that's by the time that they locked down the numbers back to coven, 1900 cases have been on a steady rise in the country. with numbers on friday, with more than 10600. not seen since the 3rd wave of the virus in april. the government says impulsive, another hard lockdown on the philippines, capital metro. manila was a painful decision to make but unnecessary one in order to prevent an uncontrollable surge of 19 pieces, specially as the rest of the delta barrier. the pin is shared by more than 13000000 of the cities. residents aren't only at risk of contracting the virus, but suffering further from the economic downturn base. the ducal couldn't sell food on the street, like she used to. and her husband has lost his job twice during the pandemic. the govern

i'll just hear manila, iran has it. a record number of daily covered non teen death, just as new restrictions are being imposed. 655 deaths have been reported over the past 24 hours with about 41000 new positive cases, all non essential businesses and are closed for a week. and the domestic travel band is in place for 2 weeks. iran has the highest number of kevin 19 cases in the middle east. are returned to our top story and to bring back if she ever tunzia who's in washington dc. so she had, we were expecting to hear from barton present barton any moment now, and he said a lot of flat doesn't do for the way things have panned out in afghanistan. the fundamental decision to withdraw from afghanistan as far as we can tell, remains popular, overwhelmingly popular. so he does have that on his side. but what we've known for weeks is this is ministration was very conscious of. busy yet another american loss, another war loss by america not seeming like a loss so that you know, they, they always present it like, oh, we just w

but 1st, let's get all the latest from manila with barnaby. lo barnaby. it just explains as what was behind those chaotic scenes. the people trying to get the vaccine and was the general picture like in the philippines. ok, holler. so we, the philippine government has now imposed a 2 week hard lockdown on the philippine capital metro manila, it's called b enhanced community quarantine, which is the strictest form of lockdown does be imposed here in the philippines. and this is not true only for metro manila, this has been also been imposed on a couple of other areas in the philippines. in other words, where the philippine sees or the philippine government sees a risk of a cobit 19 case surge. that's where they would impose this enhanced community quarantine. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhanced community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out. only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to

i'll just hear manila for the 1st time, the u. s. has declared shortage assets, largest water, reservoir triggering mandatory cuts to some western states. lake made on the colorado river of some 40000000 people. farmers in arizona expected to see the biggest drop in water supply. nevada will also face counts as will the nation of mexico. the region is struggling with a drought record high temperatures. early this year, measurements put like made already 3 meters lower than the level that officially triggers a water shortage. lake has not been not full capacity since the early 19 eighties. iran saw a record number of daily cove at 900 deaths as new restrictions are imposed on 650 deaths, one ounces on monday. i'm over 41000 new cases reported cities across iran have entered a 6 day lockdown as the delta very drives, a 5th wave infection, a coma. nita if combo diaz can i, rouge government is appealing a life sentence handed to him for a genocide. on monday, hew some funds defense team. all see you in court to overturn the 2018 burling.

she lived in the slums of manila before moving to north hills village. she then started working in a fit to women's trip and talk to strangers on the internet. let's face it, it's a pretty, pretty degrading line of where to find yourself. and i imagine that's where the cynicism about the victims comes in. she's seeing men who are behaving in a very explorative manner or be working with other people who are eventually exploited. and some studies, you don't know. surely a light bulb went on. she realized how she could turn this to her advantage. it's an evil stand, but it's a very tougher scout at the same time. and time and place on the front, the people so ready to strike a conversations with strangers like that about the on top of what i thought by let me know. and jason says he was your 1st year of high school when he was recruited into the organization. did i want to know what i long faith based more in a good one, and i will after finding an existing account of a pretty young girl from career or china, jason would then cornish to create his own mothe

this prompt at the government to put the capital, manila under lockdown for the third time.he restrictions have left citizens worried about their livelihoods and many are rushing to get vaccinated. >> manila has gone into lockdown again. for two weeks only essential business as will be allowed to open. a curfew begins at 8:00 p.m.. those not permitted to work can get financial help from the state. >> now we are in quarantine again. there are less passengers, only a few people are allowed out. there are hundred 58 tricycle drivers here, how -- there are 158 tricycle drivers, how are we going to earn a living? >> this is our only livelihoods we have no source of income. i'm worried. >> but lockdown comes in response to a huge surge and infections blamed mostly on the delta variant. financial problems and the possibility of contracting covid-19 are the main concerns but manila residents are worried about being stuck at home for two weeks. after rumors that the unvaccinated would be barred from leaving homes and going to work, thousands rushed to vaccination centers as lockdown

first, let's get the latest from manila with bond a. be low, good to see you. so 1st took us through those chaotic scenes of people trying to get the vaccine. what was going on there? lethal that was one day before the start of a 2 week hard locked down here in metro manila, the philippine capital. now, there was a little bit of a fear factor there with people thinking that they will not be able to go out during this 2 week lockdown. and in particular, those who need to go to work the essential workers without them getting vaccinated . there was a little bit of misinformation problem there as well. people thinking there was a word that had gone out that they would not be able to get the $20.00 cash aid that the philippine government had promised for these 2 weeks. and so people scrambled to these vaccination sites. in manila, president desert, they also, in his last peach, had mentioned that he wanted those unvaccinated, to not be able to go out to be escorted back to their homes. even saying that, you know, he wants a law that would arrest people who are unvac

on below is in manila, he says people are allowed out on the special circumstances. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhance community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out. only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to go out to buy essential goods. now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president deterred in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to go out. and if their go out, they would be escorted back home. but a lot of people, especially essential workers, they have to go out, they have to go to work. and so yesterday, thursday people were scrambling to get back. so you needed. the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited floods and people were worried that. 6 they would not be able to go out, would not be abl

now from manila, we are inside a cash, a distribution center in the philippine capital manila where another hard lockdown has been imposed by the national government here as well as in surrounding suburbs . this is of course, the curb, but an exponential outbreak of 19, in particular, the delta varian off the virus. now, this crowd that you see right behind me there waiting to receive financial assistance of $20.00 per individual affected by the lockdown or a maximum of $80.00 for each family. now this is happening just as the philippine economy is already recovering. the philippine government announced on tuesday that economic growth for the 2nd quarter of 2021 was at 11.8 percent. that is the best figure for the philippines. 1988. but analysts say it's not really what it seems because in fact the philippines had been in recession for 53 quarters. and so the 11.8 percent economic growth is coming from a very low beef of a 17 percent contraction from a year ago. you really just think of it, but actually if you look at the seasonally adjusted gdc, your move be ups and downs of 3 d b across a

. >> tents have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency rooms or indoor days in may shipped war -- makeshift wards. covid-19 is back with a vengeance. the philippine general hospital, the largest public health institution has stopped accepting non-covid-19 patients. >> we have a lot of noncovered patients who are also filling up our beds. that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. this rapid increase in the number of covid emissions hit us realize we can serve both. >> the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health apartment has been reporting. daily infections of more than 12,000 for nearly a week. more people dying. more than halfway through a 2 week lockdown, the philippines continues to see a spike in covid-19 cases but this current wave of the virus is not limited to manila. the number of infections are rising as well. >> this man's family lives in providence. his father tested positive for covid-19 before ther

she lived in the slums of manila before moving to north hills. really, she then started working in a city where women's trip and talked to strangers on the internet. let's face it, it's a pretty, pretty degrading line of work to find yourself. and i imagine that's where the cynicism of our victims comes in. she's seeing men who are behaving in a very explorative manner and be working with other people who have been similarly exploited. and some studies you don't know when really a light bulb went on. she realized how she could turn this to her advantage. it's an evil scan, but it's a very trying to scan with the same time and place on the fact that people ready to strike a conversation with the stranger that i could hold off on the, on top of somebody. but i thought i'd let me know, and jason says he was you the 1st year of high school, when he was recruited into the organization. did i want it out when i long faced baseball, get a good one. it was after finding an existing account of a pretty young girl from career or china. jason would then car

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now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president, to turn in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to go out. and if their go out, they would be escorted back home. but a lot of people, especially essential workers, they have to go out, they have to go to work. and so yesterday, thursday people were scrambling to get back so needed. the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited slots and people were worried that. 6 they would not be able to go out, would not be able to go to work and they would not be able to get the financial aid the government promised damage. so that's what happened on 1st, on thursday, and in malaysia daily infections, top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases that have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national lockdown. that wasn't an outbreak has sparked growing public anger over the prime minister handling of the pandemic. kevin 19 has left thousands of people unemplo

laugh don't r a c q, maybe about a week later you'll see some slowing down, but we have not felt that manila streets aren't as empty as one would imagine. during the lockdown. more businesses are allowed to operate and more people are out in about. but health department officials say it could take weeks before the impact of this walk down is spelt barnaby low. i'll just hear manila ah, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. sizes of afghans have watched onto the tarmac of couples, international airports. many are desperate to escape telephone room, at least 2 ons man. that the shots by us troops. oh commercial flight for the airport have been cancelled. but my pride has more from kopel. the taliban. we know has set up a code and try to stop more people from getting into the terminal day was we now have been using warning shots to try to keep people away. similarly, the u. s. continued the military, contingent of it's a very large force inside the airport itself, as they continue to conduct this evacuation exercise of embassy personnel. the families also the u. s. citizen, they have

so manila 30 feeling about 40 and we've got some big storms over borneo on thursday. that sure weather update season. the if you were looking at this from the outside, you would really wonder what was going on, what, what is this is a religion that they have an in depth exploration of global capitalism on our obsession with economic growth. this is still the center of capitalism. there is no limits. i view myself as a capital artist. we are trying to bake of the world mother and father. we don't want to be so realistic in the world. we would rather have a fancy growing pains on al jazeera. oh a hello. you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. reminder of our top stories this our while flies have killed at least 65 people. now g area 28 of those with soldiers who died during a rescue operation. fires have ravaged forests in at least 16 provinces. since mundane taliban has taken another 3 provincial capitals, enough canister, that's 9. and under a week elated styrene police camry and 5 the bad in the north and ferocity in the south bay mall talks. continuing. joe, f

after full news reports caused panic. hundreds people jamming the vaccination thing to the manila ahead of a new lockdown that started on friday. rumors spread that on vaccinated residents would be deprived of a payments and kept from leaving home. critics also blame president rodrigo, to church for court in confusion. barnaby, lowe's and miller, and it says people are allowed out under special circumstances. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhanced community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out. only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to go out to buy essential goods. now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president deterred to in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to go out. and if their go out, they would be escorted back home. but a lot of people, especially essential workers, t

the philippine government is eating corona virus restrictions in manila, despite reporting a record daily high in you infections. the capital has been locked down for 2 weeks, but restrictions will be partially lifted on saturday. more than 17000 new cases were recorded on friday. malaysia has a new prime minister. it's 3rd in his many years. it's my is somebody who was appointed after receiving support from georgia t of m p's. he succeeds in law, he didn't. yes. seen who resigned on monday, after his coalition fell upon florence louis reports from quality is maya sabri, i hope is malaysia's 9th prime minister, he was appointed by the constitutional monarch to turn up to la salton after shop, after securing backing from a 114 members of parliament in a 222 c lower house. his appointment means the new ruling alliance is made up of the same parties as the previous administration led by mood in yes and he resigned on monday after losing the support of 15 m. p. 's, the transition means the united malays national organization or um no will be in an even stronger position because it's miles i b

and we've got rain falling and manila high of 30 degrees on friday, that sure weather season. the who's joined the debate, do not have vaccines reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice in allowed a diverse community and how an array of different story, no topic. it's off the table. it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of play. people are thursdays for new wasted. this stream, where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. oh, the me. hello, you're watching villages here. i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories this hour. the taliban is claiming control over dentist on 2nd big city canada. heavy fighting has been going on for weeks early. the group captured god's me 10 provincial capitals have fallen in the past week. people are voting in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. president ed got longer the same voting here is expected to face a strong challenge from his position rival, he's facing him for the 3rd time. g area is observing. 3 days of morn

here. manila will get up to a high of 30 degrees, checking in on the be a big goal. in our heavy, it's monsoon rains have really now shoved up against the himalayas and you know, for india is himalayas. we have seen some deadly land slides. meantime, southwest monsoon is easy for the west coast of india and central areas as well. and so for example, new delhi, the next 3 days, we've got a mix of sun and clock that sure weather catch later. the weather sponsored by castle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. believe the hype of english football lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful. i'm one of the leading specialist work undercover just years investigative unit exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. if i need to tell some people in addition, it has been said that you can make an elephant disappeared. i have many of the exciting brazen example i see the men who sell football on. i just, you know, i a pillow top stories on al jazeera. the taliban is edging closer to the capital capital in its sweeping a

i'll just hear manila ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, the u. s. has reopened caballo airport after chaotic scenes for a temporary suspension of evacuation flights. thousands of people rushed onto the tarmac, desperate to escape taliban rule. in his 1st address since the taliban assume control of travel, the us president joe biden conceited events unfolded quicker than expected. but went on to blame afghan forces for the takeover. we planned for every contingency, but i always promised the american people, but i'll be straight with you. the truth is, this did on fall more quickly than we had anticipated. so what's happened of ghana, stan political leaders gave up and fled the country. the afghan military collapsed sometime without trying to fight. if anything, the development of the past week reinforced that any u. s. military involvement, i guess and now was the right decision. the masters cannot and should not be friday, you know, or and dine in a war that afghan forces not willing to fight for themselves. the un security council held another eme

philippines and once again, just getting that continuous rain slamming into loose on island, including manila on monday, off to asia pacific r. heaviest. rain has really been for that southeast corner of china steering into taiwan. and it's going to remain unsettled for the korean peninsula on monday that sure weather update. the the journey to work can be a challenge on its own. but for some peruvian villages, traversing one of the world's most dangerous road is a risk that comes with the job. we follow the journey of the people as they get to survive, risking it or peruse on algebra era. ah, al jazeera, as a you ah, all ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello i mariam mazda watching the news, our life from london coming up in the next 60 minute. government forces struggled whole territory and afghan has done as the taliban lay siege to 3 major cities calls in indonesia for more to be done to help the children orphaned by the corona . virus pandemic.

weather for asia as we move into the philippines are seen subdued. rain, but still high humidity here. manila 30. but it will feel about 40 on thursday. now we are getting bursts of rain really from the gang see river valley down to the south china sea. over the past 24 hours. we've seen anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. and our plum rains are really getting going across seeing see river valley out toward the east, china sea and southern sections of japan. 32 for tokyo on thursday. see you soon. the north korea isolated and heavily sanction yet earning billions around the globe, 0. 39 is involved in everything that makes money for north korea. they carry different passwords take on the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers of leadership. a 2 part people empower investigation bureau, 39 cache for kim park 2 on a jazzy data museums unique native birds are at risk of extinction. human emission plan to read the nation and produced by one of the best guys on out here. we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you ca

their first destination was manila. busy capital of the philippines was, like the rest of the country, tense with excitement on the eve of a great national celebration, the 10th anniversary of independence. ♪♪ >> on the afternoon of july 3rd, mr. and mrs. nixon landed following brief ceremonies, mr. garcia accompanied the honored guests to where president and mrs. ramon aa waited them. -- awaited them. this, again, was more than a mere visit. it was an old reunion -- a warm reunion between old friends. on the morning of the 4th of july, a day glorious to both fill filipinos and americans, mr. nixon -- [inaudible] the martyr whose name is known to millions who cherish freedom. the column moment brought memories to all present, for it ♪ ♪ >> by permission of the president, the huge crowd was allowed to surge forward at parade's end, the better to hear the address of vice president nixon. >> i have witnessed many fourth of july parades. i have seen parades with many floats and many bands. but in all my life, i have never s

philippines still seen those heavy falls of rain confined to the northern islands of the country. manila, we've got you in for a high of 30 degrees on monday, off to us straightly and a barrage of systems will be impacting plaguing western australia in the days. to come pers, this will whip up your winds to about 70 kilometers per hour. polar air really dominating across new zealand. so we saw, it seems like this just west of christ church snow at sea level and about 200 meters higher. we saw that snow pile up and we've got us facing wind. so just a high of 9 degrees for christ church on monday that sure weather up, they catch you later. the news i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why me i this is al jazeera ah lauren taylor. this is allison news. i live from london coming up. i just bought a battle from ghana on taliban fighters say they now controlled 5 provincial capitals, including their strategic city of conduce smoke and ash block out the sun over one of grace's largest island, a desperate