the philippine star reports on the growing number of female actresses who have spoken out against the producer who's accused of sexual assault. there was a blackout on that story. it was supposed to be the philippines start. apparently we can't show you what is going on in terms of graphics so we have the philippines start, we also have the guardian. the guardian is reporting on the international monetary fund's half—yearly fiscal monitor... this is a high—tech here. if we have a look at the japan times story, they are focusing, because of a scandal around the still company, they are wondering if the company and its reputation as a world leader is being marred by scandals. that is the line being taken by the japan times. now, hopefully the new york times. now, hopefully the new york times. let me tell you what it is about. they say the east african nations wish to ban used clothing imports. they say country is, their countries have become dumping grounds the unwanted goods. and the daily telegraph will look at that as well. leading with an argument in the uk over the government's so—c

that story is on the front page of the philippine star.cribes as ‘filipino australian' — during a visit to the country in 2013. the new york times looks at the impact of american fast food on ghana, in africa. unsurprisingly obesity is on the rise. 13% of the population are now obese compared to just two % in the 1980s. and lots of the papers — including china daily — have pictures from the mid—autumn festival — which is celebrated across china, korea and vietnam. making and sharing mooncakes is one of the main traditions. this photo is of one gigantic cake — made up over eight thousand smaller ones — in china's henan province. in trending, fear of public spaces is sparking discussions online? well rico — what do you do if you want to travel the globe but have a fear of public spaces — agrophobia in other words. jacqui kenny's solution is to use google street view. her unusual coping method has led to thousands of people following her travels on instagram. well its one way of getting to see the world. indonesia has never seen a politician

shifting our attention to the philippine star and it features the meeting of defence ministers in manilahat the terror threat remains after the battle against militants in the city of morale e. and on the international addition of the new york times, which has the coverage of the rohingya refugee crisis, on its front is a picture of a village, which unofficial has probably told the paper, that it is muslim free. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has warned pakistan to stop backing terrorism. speaking in islamabad, he is the first american official to visit the country since president trump accuse them of providing a safe haven for the taliban. we have ascertained for a response to those in america. they don't need our territory any more. 40% of the territory is under control of the taliban. there is basically one key factor missing in our relationship and that is the trust. we have a huge trust deficit. both sides, both americans and pakistan are trying to bridge this deficit. we don't have safe havens. the us doesn't simply by that? you are absolutely right, there is a trust defic

the philippine star features the meeting of asean defence ministers in country, but also repeats presidentror threat remains", after the battle against militants in the city of marawi. and finally to the international new york times, which has coverage of the rohingya refugee crisis on its front page — a picture of a village in myanmar, which an official has proudly told the paper is "muslim—free" us secretary of state rex tillerson has warned pakistan to stop backing terrorism. speaking in islamabad, he is the first senior american official to visit the country since president trump accused pakistan of providing a safe haven for the afghan taliban. pakistan's foreign minister khwaja asif has been speaking exclusively to our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani who began by asking him for a response to those american demands. they do not need or territory any more, because almost 40% of the territory is now under the direct control of the taliban. this has been admitted internationally. there is basically one key factor which is missing in our relationship and that is the trust. we have

philippines? good morning. in many ways, the president's long—term partner was brought along to this event to bring a bit of starat? the philippines national police force have had a pretty bad summer of headlines with various allegations of teenagers being killed, most notably, a 17—year—old which caused headlines and outrage in the country. so, honeylet avancena was brought in, she said that her husband had never been ordering police to kill drug addicts. he told police to kill drug addicts. he told police officers, it do your duty, and if in the process you kill 1000 people because you are doing your duty, i will protect you. activists here are saying that this event yesterday, the use of the president's long—term partner, was a bit of pr to cover up the thousands of deaths we have seen in this war on drugs. you have recently visited a drug rehabilitation centre, has it been effective? this was one of the first waves of rehabilitation centres that was dealt under rodrigo duterte's war on drugs. it has a 10,000 person capacity. there were just 430 people there at the time. if you build centres away from the cap

philippines national football team is playing tonight. in new york. thomas says among the spectators together with his son to cap the as carl's coaches tom dooley form of wonders league a star and captain of the u.s. national team can he help the philippines finally make their mark on the weald game . they certainly have improved they've moved up thirty or forty places in the world rankings i'd say they're somewhere between a third and second division side that's why you go the was because on probably have five thousand fans foods i've never seen such a huge attendance here before. you seen the sophie live on the philippines clearly have plenty of footballing potential even if the game is far from the most popular sport in a country. that can live. and ameena a sharing an apartment on a college campus with two other female participants for the duration of the calls they're the only women studying here so they teamed up fast. if you give. we just became the norm each of us are very good and now we figure we yeah we are very close friends in just one week. time to load up on the calories because it's going to be a long night they're also off to a game even if they won't be pl

star and captain of the u.s. national team can he help the philippines finally make their mark on the weald game .they certainly have improved they've moved up thirty or forty places in the world rankings i'd say they're somewhere between a third and second division side that's right legal the was. close on probably have five thousand fans foods i've never seen such a huge attendance here before. you seen the sophie live on the philippines clearly have plenty of footballing potential even if the game is far from the most popular sport in the country. but i can live. and ameena a sharing an apartment on a college campus with two other female participants for the duration of the calls that the only women studying here so they teamed up fast. if you give. we just became the norm each of us are very good and now we figure we am we are very close friends in just one week. time to load up on the calories because it's going to be a long night they're also off to a game even if they won't be playing themselves levy watching second division which arguably germany's most controversial club one whose rise wa

philippines. scientists have observed the collision of two giant neutron stars in deep space it's out of a never before observed in human history and confirms a seri about how heavy elements such as gold and platinum were created reprisals as a cosmic collision to neutron stars one hundred thirty million light years away crashed together with all inspiring force the event so powerful it created ripples in the fabric of space time called gravitational waves what's amazing with these discovery is that there were adequately all of these that was observed on aug seventeenth was actually predicted it. saw over a century ago einstein predicted that two are getting objects we limited could have if they saw the waves as they spied i mean and as the physicists predicted that as that two compact objects the space that in your dress that's called lied they said they made gamma rays and this simulation shows what it may have looked like it was also observable as visible light and gamma ray radiation this is what scientists actually observed a small dot of light emerging glowing blue and then fading to read before

philippines bank account. >>> tina was shot in the head at that concert. doctors had to remove her right eye to save her life. frost grew up here in ann arundel county. she was a star soccer player. a gofundme account has now been set up to help her family with the mounting medical bills, and you can find the link to contribute on our nbc washington app. just search las vegas victims. >>> reminders of sunday's massacre are all over the street. news4 erin gilchri -- aaron gils there. >> reporter: sara rutherford shot this video with her cell phone as she and were running away from the las vegas strip. >> as soon as that happened, i grabbed sara and we took off. >> reporter: alex called the scene a full stampede. his wife was in shock and struggling to keep up. they had no clue when or if they would be in the clear. >> at one point i said, hey, get on my shoulders, let's go. and she said, no way, let's just keep moving, keep moving, keep moving. >> reporter: two blocks later and the strip was still in a state of chaos. alex's only thought was get out of las vegas. >> we could see all those lights, and they looked like police lights coming from every part of the city.

southern philippines cuban officials have denied any involvement in the lead sonic attacks that led to more than twenty u.s. embassy staff recently being recalled from havana the usa the star four injured at their offices and residences cuba says there is no evidence for some attacks took place michaela has more now from washington d.c. relations between the u.s. and cuba continue to deteriorate in the wake of what u.s. officials described as a covert sonic attack last month the u.s. withdrew all non-essential personnel from the embassy in havana following what they said was a series of staff falling ill because of some kind of sonic attack now the u.s. did not provide any evidence and said that it could not establish exactly what the so-called attack was but now cuba is fighting back the foreign minister is visiting d.c. at the moment and this is what he had to say. that is showing this so-called attacks are on just whatever the type of attack whatever the incident it is completely false. the foreign minister also described the whole incident as and i quote political manipulation aimed dead damaging bilateral relations now important to note that the u.s. has never directl

stars of david. if you wonder how many of these cemeteries are there from world war ii, 15 worldwide. beyond normandy, belgium, sicily, rome, the manila american cemetery in the philippines. thousands of americans buried there. , and theire globe graves are attended by the american battle monument commission which had been established after world war i. dwight eisenhower had once held run it. it still exists and they still help from these cemeteries, but also i should point out some of the graves -- quite a few -- are maintained by locals. this is often seen as a great honor to maintain an american war grave, and it is handed down, bequeathed from generation to generation and holland or normandy or wherever we happen to be talking about. it is a piece of america that is still there. in particular, this grave is easy to pick out because it is the golden box grave that you rate as a medal of honor recipient. that's why you see the gold and you do not see that on the other ones. this is the emblem of him that remains. it is how we tend to remember them decades later. maybe what is harder for us to appreciate -- maybe that is a good thing -- much less understand is the world

stars of david. if you wonder how many of these cemeteries are there from world war ii, 15 worldwide. beyond normandy, belgium, sicily, rome, the manila american cemetery in the philippines. thousands of americans buried there. all over the globe, and their graves are attended by the american battle monument commission which had been established after world war i. dwight eisenhower had once held run it. it still exists and they still help from these cemeteries, but also i should point out some of the graves -- quite a few -- are maintained by locals. this is often seen as a great honor to maintain an american war grave, and it is handed down, bequeathed from generation to generation and holland or normandy or wherever we happen to be talking about. it is a piece of america that is still there. in particular, this grave is easy to pick out because it is the golden box grave that you rate as a medal of honor recipient. that's why you see the gold and you do not see that on the other ones. this is the emblem of him that remains. it is how we tend to remember them decades later. maybe what is harder for us to appreciate -- maybe that is a good thing -- much less understand i