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not just manila, manila big spends for other provinces and many of these, these vision communities around manila bay have been reporting dwindling. phishing stocks. so really a huge problem for fishermen. it's a, it's a question about the balance of livelihood of these fishermen, as well as a question of whether marie lives here, cancer vibe and also urban development warrant below al jazeera manila bay, the philippines, the west drops and decades and escalating violence have driven more than a 100000 refugees from somalia to a neighboring kenya at 8 workers say that that number is expected to rise. kenny has already home to some of the world's largest refugee camps. that is now struggling to cope with the influx houses here. as catherine sawyer, reports from got up o newly arrived somalis who half fled, drought are being vetted before been registered as refugees in kenya. some of those who managed to get here of also escaped ongoing fighting government forces and regional troops are continuing their offensive against the armed group, archibald, aiden mohammed, nor sais. the slow verifica

, that's manila bay right behind me. now in 2012 former president benito acumen the 3rd issued a moratorium. but then during the administration of previews, president rodrigo, to turn that he lifted that moratorium. and that is, when fishermen hearsay these seabed, quarrying activities and reclamation operations really escalated and we don't know for sure how many of these corey activities are legal and illegal. but we know from the documents that we've seen from the environmental management bureau that at least 2 of these, a korean operations are legal. they have been given the proper permits, but fishermen here say in this community that there are more so it's possible they're illegal. but we don't know that for sure. what we do know is that more than 5000 and hector is of reclamation, has been approved by the philippine reclamation authority. where does 600 hector's of these 5000 and hector's are already ongoing reclamation activities. closer actually to manila right now we are in could be there and this is just one o

and it's a huge area that's being affected with willoughby is not just manila, manila big spends more other provinces. and many of these, these vision communities around manila bay have been reporting dwindling. phishing stocks. so really a huge problem for fishermen. it's a question about the balance of livelihood of these fishermen, as well as a question of whether marie lives here cancer by and also urban development warrant below al jazeera manila bay, the philippines and human rights watch has urged the royal government of baton to release several political prisoners, $37.00 men have been locked up for decades without parole. they were held for allegedly conspiring against the king. rights activists accuse authority of unfair trials and inflicting physical torture on the inmates. elaine pearson is the asia director for human rights watch and she says, shining a light on these prisoners can help pressure the government to release them. baton is a very remote buddhist kingdom. there are human rights organizations that can report freely in that country. there aren't independent inte

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ah, the ah ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you're tuned in to modus operandi. risky bet too big to fail. big bail out for the bags, for many, it's dasia lou back to 2008 after several banks in the u. s. collapse, a major international bank stands to go belly up. so we're any lessons learned from the financial crisis that wrecked the global economy just 14 years ago. tonight will discuss the world's financial system in chaos with a former credit suisse insider. all right, let's get into the low. the me. as the old saying goes, when the u. s. needs is the rest of the world catches a cold, and that might be a clickable once again to the global financial system. after 3 american banks collapse in the span of one week seized by the federal government. after some how to run on deposits. silicon valley bank in guest at northern california signature bank in manhattan and silver gate bank in san diego, california. all collapsed. then within days, the announcement of 1st republic bank also a california based bank, getting a cash infusio

i'm manila champ. the rise of crypto in the past decade could be the creative destruction, joseph shoe peter, one of the leading 19th century economists for told not since the creation of money itself has something disrupted, how we view value and wealth. dave power will president of pro chain capital and crypto expert is back with us to discuss. so dave, let's get into your wheel house here. crypto. you are a hedge fund guy. you co founded protein capital signature bank in manhattan, a, a large portion of their assets under management come from crypto. now you've told me before in the past that signature, however, is actually best known for it's new york city real estate division. so did crypto ultimately add value to the bank's net portfolios, or did it disrupt the business model a little too much, especially given that long time you've now retired congressman from boston. barney frank, whose signature legislation, the pun intended, there was the dodd frank act after the 2008 financial crisis that wa

the philippines, capital manila, faces annual typhoons and floods which are only going to get worse. but it's not just climate change. environmental degradation in the forests around the city is causing more intense flooding and the environmental is working to protect the land are facing big challenges and dangers. ah, every time it rains, rowena jimenez says her hot pounds, her neighbourhood on the outskirts of manila floods each year, sykes perience calling all the worst flooding. i've experienced a happened during typhoon kit santa. it reached as high as 7 meters here. and then the monsoon brought more flooding in our savvy thunder. she blames environmental damage up stream for the floods. the marchina river basin works as a catchment area regulating water flow down to manila. logging mining and urban development has encroached on the basin, leaving only patches of forest mckee, nor the show, this losing grounds for absorbing green water. so what happens is that when it drains more much of the rainwater, now can i penetrate the soil the accumulate on the surface of the ground and

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i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo ah march 20th 2003 u. s. army and its allies invaded iran. a minimum of 7. was it m b a made a was 2003, u. s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war id. the project are, you know what that would put up for july and i found the engine potential hired to december. the 30th 2006 said, i'm hussain was executed and results will shut down them. from december, the 15th 2011, a ceremony was held in baghdad to mom the end of the u. s. military mission. in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq, a. she had the village are still a couple people, but there are oh, when i was showing wrong, when i just don't hold me well, yes. to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground a with the clinician with no go. you have to be on a deal. plus, you know, we do a lot. that was rude enough. i just w

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i'm manila jan. so the old saying goes new boss, same as the old boss. will this be applicable to richie soon? neck tommy sheridan is re joining us. thank you for sticking around, tommy. so 2022 proved to be a pretty wild year for the u. k. a revolving door at 10 downing street, the death of the queen energy prices, skyrocketing inflation, exploding yet with each successive pm who steps in the more financial commitment made pay aiding the kiev regime in this proxy, nato war, re, she's to knock was believed to be a fiscal conservative and was expected to implement more practical financial policies, yet he's doubling down on the very financial commitments that his predecessor born johnson made to ukraine. now, the type of monetary promises that lad, mr. soon act to resign as johnson's exchequer. how do you square his priorities sooner than the british establishment as a whole, are determined to maintain their support for the natal proxy war and ukraine. and number one, of course, is to provide cover for all of the problems that the british population face.

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the princess empress sank in waters off the island of min door or south of the capital manila. it was getting 800000 liters of oil, which is now being released into the sea. the slick continues to spread across vast areas and is affecting remote communities, including the town of paula estimates. however, put the total number of people in the philippines impacted at more than 870000, some 5000 hectares of coral reefs, seaweed and mangroves have also been affected. the oil spill has touched every one. and every thing that calls this place home spreading for miles along men door a while and in the philippines, causing untold damage to life. here, above and below the water. it's been almost a month since the slick hit the beach and its toxic black remains still cling to the rocks. local fishermen doing all they can to clean it up as more while she's a sure it's dangerous work with every day they spend hours trying, having seeing their incomes disappeared in the wake of the disaster. they walk away and for the entire livelihood of people here stopped when they been traditional, alm

ah, ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. so around the world, polls show that religion is losing its favor among younger generations, doesn't matter if it's christianity, buddhism, islam, in general, religion is less popular than it was in decades past. but religion still influences the law in many places around the world. this week will examine how faith seep into foreign policy. all right, let's get into the m o. the me. in the u. s. the separation of church and state is chiseled into the american collective conscience. often cited as being one of this country's founding values is actually totally incorrect. nowhere is it explicitly written in the constitution or enumerated in the bill of rights, that religion must be decoupled from the state. it's simply implied in the 1st amendment. quote, congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise there of all the 1st amendment says is the government will not force a particular religion on anyone. and that religion falls under the

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ah, hello, i'm manila chand. you are tuned into modus operandi, so he has no pull. political pedigree is the child of immigrants to the u. k. he's dubbed a political science as the youngest prime minister in modern british history. but is richie soon ox rise to power as storied as bay say this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the m o. a . in the fall of 2022, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth and sky rocketing inflation met with tumult in the market as tore pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss. re she soon act. now the child of immigrants, of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to riches fairy tale an image concocted by a team of p. r. people to downplay his im

so it's a lot to digest and respond to manila. but certainly all important question with respect to the regional banks, there reaches beyond the united states. i think mostly we're talking about silicon valley bank. we're s p b and silver gate. s b is the cornerstone of the venture capital community. and although the venture capital capital largely comes from us, venture capital managers or venture capital funds, their investors in terms of venture capital funds, get their money from lots of different places all across the world. sovereign wealth funds, you know, in various countries, foundations high net worth. ready individuals and so forth. and then the other thing which i think is more public, is the fact that the ventures themselves that those venture capital funds invest in are located in all different places around the world. and technology hub around the world has venture capital driven investments there. and those venture capital investments may have very well banked at silicon valley bank. so valley bank didn't only have

i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the amount in, ah, some nations may be on the turn, a blind eye to atrocities and other countries, the united states of america is different. wearable people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, ah, with you little bit about it all to anybody basie since only city in p jaw. you look at the book, they incentives that needs to get a few color. reco notions is one among several meetings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them on to the hell of u. s. western economic interests. people in sadie, i do that. that's what i grew by the demographics. yeah. living with trinity corollary, sol suite best se low, they're softball, and they get the final goal of these thing. revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, a to they committed another terrorist attack. another crime would be it, but i answered the border territory, but it could even fire a civilian vladim

i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. ah, there are more calls for the buyer or some kind of negotiated settlement of ukraine conflict. some nato leaders have warned. the lindsey will have to make some difficult decision. however, the west have little interest in russia's plan to restore the peace. that plan is in plain view. ah, really with god. yes the the old on the snow boars about scheduling this comes with the last dance it idealists with sprung from ours, from them to do it in b. c. dish. and you could give away in the politicians, kills of a ship or was to live and i'm done with a little bulk them in the crucial chest middle school is all senior wookey bone is not, but it's good. p t d, still not off with us, but nonetheless he should be missed if they need to do that or something like that . you can give us the opportunity to it is a federal circle. missed on this material bill, but it was even though so glad you need to locate those. no big deal. okay. that d

i'm manila chad. you are tuned into modus operandi. train derailments across the us are splashed across the headlines right now. the dozens of passengers on rail in greece have perished in another derailment . tonight, we'll talk to one of america's leading rail expert to learn a little bit about why this is happening, seemingly more and more. alright, let's get into the m o. the me. the recent chemical freight train derailment in east palestine ohio has sparked global interest and examination of the safety of rail system in the u. s. and all around the world. then just weeks after that fire and toxic chemical spill in from this norfolk southern own train across the ocean, over in greece, a passenger train crashed into a freight train head on the 4, derailing and killing 57 riders. most of those who died were in their teens and twenties. while these 2 tragedies stem from different causes for many around the world rail is a vital lifeline and the only mode of transportation available be it because air

i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the am out. ah, with great in government has been killing his own people and on boss for years. it's amazing. the admission not to be covered in western media. it hasn't been covered for the last 8 years. i'm here for 5 minutes and then i'm told the 1st 5 people they found it was 5 decapitated head winding up in a quarterly equest on demand. a boy fos could that it can use me no fiber to say keep doing your follow kid. the v v information will almost all the independent journalists to pointed out that nato and the u. s. were directly responsible for initiating the military conflict in ukraine, our casualties of it as long as we want the war to continue. we will fight that more using ukrainians as proxies and we will fight it to the last ukrainian death. that's what's happened in dumbass this whole time. this is, these aren't objects, these are people that and so that's why i do what i do. that's why i'm here. ah, you wouldn't excuse you yet.

i'm your host manila chant. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. ah, ah, only one main thing is important. torn autism internationally speaking, that is, that nations allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nation. so all the slaves, americans, rock, obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous go. you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. a new one, i not leashed off. did zebulon interpreted lock nato to it's ours. we move east. the reason you us, hey jim, it is so dangerous. is it the sovereignty of all the countries? the exceptionalism that american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is bad shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose milli

i'm your host manila chan. thanks for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. ah mm mm hunter rush in the state. oh cool. never a a coup in the 55 with the speed anyone else with will ban in the european union? the kremlin. yup. machine, the state on to russia for date and our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah, the president of israel sent a message to prime minister benjamin netanyahu to come to his senses as 1000 take to the streets and protests over the government, judicial reform. and what is the us doing that creating more and more new mil to realize this is the west that is building new axis in a major interview, vladimir putin excuses. nato of aggressive global military expansion, denied that russ.

i'm your host manila chan. thanks for tuning and we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. ah ah ah ah ah, imposing democracy not gay toward democracy's culture. some think is good for iraq. it's not that bad been not a good for russia is not good for america, for iraq. you cannot be a post, thanks, society. ah ah, ah fresh flashing flare up in israel and to find the government agreeing to postpone a controversial judicial reform. the massive pro tenants think of the country at the 3 civilians are wounded in the lake, ukrainian shelling of don't yet residential areas fall of a good day time attack conducted by here ami with us apply time on eastern new thinking and what is the us doing that grading more and more new mil to realize just the west that is building new acts. and i pick an acute is nato of aggressive global military expansion.

i'm your house, manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo. ah, oh, me use the me the break news on r t i new york grand jury who reportedly votes to indict donald trump over a hush money allegedly pay to an adult film star. it's the 1st time in u. s. history about a former president with face criminal charges and the call to hit on the program. moscow she'd love to dial in washington's advice for all american citizens to leave russia. thing it just fear is more of it. i will get caught red handed out after a wall street journal reporter was arrested on claims of involvement in espionage. but the u. s. government ramping up the rhetoric just ahead of a visit to china. the european commission president is.

ah, ah, ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. the us, russia, nor china, the world's biggest super powers have ever signed on to be a member. but the international criminal court at the hague seems to be going after . one of the leaders of these countries tonight will explore why the i c. c might be on the attack and learn more about how they operate. all right, let's get into the low, the me around half the countries of the entire world have ratified what's known as the rome statute. that's the permanent judicial body established by the international criminal court to prosecute and put on trial. people accused of heinous acts like genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity. these on elected judges sitting on a panel at the hague in the netherlands, are supposed to act as a court of last resort. on the global stage, there is a to handle the prosecution of these criminal acts, either committed in a state that has ratified the agreement or by a national of one of these states. recently, b, i. c. c issued an arrest warrant for ru

i'm your host manila chan. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the ammo ah, the after to us banks co ops over the weekend, the new york stock exchange holds creating a handful of bank stock that are crashing, coming, jumped after president by then tries to calm the waters, assuring americans, so their money is saying the president of bella, ruth says america has strangled the wrong for decades. his comment came, as he held bilateral talks in k, ron where the country's leaders re.

and now manila has cut off contact with the well tribute. we don't have a next move. there is nothing more that we can do in the government. and so at this point we essentially are disengaging from any contact from any communication i guess with the i p. c. we cannot cooperate with the icpc considering the very serious questions about their jurisdiction and about what we consider to be interference and practically attacks on the sovereignty of the republic. the hague tribunal reopened his investigation already this year and has the alleged crimes against humanity were committed during to turn a phase war on drugs. official government data reports more than 6000 people were killed. but human rights group say the number is much higher. now if you say was the 16th president of the philippines initiated a crackdown on drug as well as economic reforms including reforming the country's tax system. he also signed the country's anti terror acts. with all that though, he's face to international opposition for his efforts though at home is approval. ratings remain pretty high w

the has relied of manila fee for his daily catch. for a decade and a half, he says he's been able to support his family sufficiently. with fishing as his means source of income. until 2 years ago, when treacherous appeared lugging while i'm going up, i and there are times who go hungry and also i couldn't avoid the borrowing money. the fish are gone because they've been disturb neighbors who make dried fish, say their businesses have also taken a hit to mild boylesdarren. she has become more expensive, but for $60.00 before ish, no work worth $100.00. and it's because the fisherman, i got cheapness, the economic hardship has forced the community to take action on tuesday, dozens of fishermen sailed around manila be in a show of solidarity against what they see are destructive operations by big corporations. manila bay actually stretches beyond the capital. now these protesting fishermen were sailing with us and around us there. from here, the problem is all could be there. but vision communities from 2 other provinces have reported d

are destructive operations by big corporations. manila bay actually stretches beyond the capital. now, these protesting fishermen for sailing with us and around us there. from here, the problem is all could be there. but efficient communities from 2 other provinces have reported with increasing thoughts and blaming dredging and reclamation activities. not far from where seabed, quarrying is taking place. tons of sand is being dumped on water. the philippine environment department declined al jazeera request for an interview, but government data shows some by 1000 hector's, have been approved for reclamation, despite pollution, scientists and environmentalists, c, manila bay isn't dead. there are areas this. the hobby blue. ah carls reach coral reefs. they have, sorry, grass, so i didn't spawning ground. then in black i and we are mon worlds. ah, in fact it's a major flyway for wild birds, and some say it's also aggravating the effects of climate change. there's also an up air and sea level rise. there are suffering from a box of sliding his fishermen here started publicly protesti

analyn is originally from siargao and returned home ten years ago after working as a nurse in manila.ut one, only one seed per... 0k. and what was it like here during typhoon odette? there was something like two stages. because in the first stage there is wind... and heavy rains, i was just smiling, ah, this is normal. because here in the island it is normal, that every december, every rainy season it is something like a typhoon every day. tropical storm. yeah. then there is one, two, three, four successive... something like 30 minutes go by, going bang, i was just there, and then... the roof of the house is all gone, and i am so really worried about time. wow. but you've rebuilt. yeah, still when it rains hard, it is like going again, so that was my really really, very traumatic experience. in some ways life after 0dette was the worst part. the island was completely cut off and supplies ran out fast. so were you here during 0dette, typhoon odette? i was here during 0dette. probably the worst experience of my life. there wasn't any power, there wasn't any water, and so for the first f

i'm in the philippines, on the island of siargao, some 700km southeast of the country's capital, manilanamed after a native mangrove, the island became famous for its surfing scene, considered the best in the philippines... ..but the main draw for many is siargao�*s largely unspoiled natural environment. and when you're zipping around on a bike, it's easy to see how stunning this place is. in 2019, siargao was voted the best island in asia and was dubbed the next bali, with plans for further development on the horizon. in december 2021, everything changed. category 5 super typhoon 0dette hit the island off—guard, with wind speeds of up to 195km an hour. these winds caused huge amounts of damage... ..while storm surges flooded coastal areas. oh, my god. so, it's been a little over a year since super typhoon 0dette hit this island, but you can still see the scars. it's been a tough time for the islanders, who are so heavily reliant on tourism. visitor numbers have almost halved since 2019, following the double whammy of a global pandemic and the typhoon... ..but the industry is slowly rec

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