is reporting widely, worldwide, about hurricane florence and what it will mean for america —— philippine starlking about their state weather bureau warning residents to brace themselves for devastating storms. in that part of the world, they are extreme, they have huge consequences but they're not as widely reported. they're not as rich as america which means it's even more devastating. 7300 died in 2013 when they have the last major typhoon in the philippines. 5 million were misplaced. if you're so minded, the red cross has a useful website on this. 7300 dead is double—double about talking about anniversaries, double the number that died on 9/11. that happens regularly in the philippines. the filipino press are covering it but we focus on america, america is rich and they have donald trump to hand out the water. they've got mid-term elections, which i mentioned, meaning the politicians want to be seen meaning the politicians want to be seen to be doing their bit to help. their honourable, noble people so i'm sure they would have done it evenif i'm sure they would have done it even if there w

and mcdonald's making headlines in the philippine star too.ny went viral will star in their marketing campaigns. the friends hung a poster of themselves on the walls of one restaurant in texas to make a statement about diversity — it went unnoticed for months. with me is dr stephanie hare ,who's an independent political analyst. to talk us through some of these stories. we thought it would be very

the philippine star's front page serves as a timely reminder that other parts of the world have theirus. thank you. forward have risen our illustrations aren't with us, so we can talk the viewers through —— for whatever reason. front page of the telegraph, uk won't payee you build without a brexit deal. are we getting tough? is this the right method? —— eu bill. mark wahlberg, fine, but a politician? it isn't talk with mark, it is action, probably with an ak—47 or something like that. we need that with brexit negotiations! the pound buys as many euros today as it did ten yea rs buys as many euros today as it did ten years ago at the start of the crisis. is any of this negotiation back and forth moving volatility in the pound ? back and forth moving volatility in the pound? a bit here and there. in

and mcdonald's making headlines in the philippine star too.wo filipino americans whose prank on the company went viral will star in their marketing campaigns. the friends hung a poster of themselves on the walls of one restaurant in texas to make a statement about diversity — it went unnoticed for months. with me is dr stephanie hare ,who‘s an independent political analyst. to talk us through some of these stories. we thought it would be very interesting to look at some of the local press that's covering what's going on between the two leaders of the two careers. i cannot read this, and nor can you, but we have a translator. she has diligently translated some of it for us. it talks about president moon saying that the time is now to deliver an agreement. it brings the sense it is really important that something is done, something concrete is done, more thanjust done, something concrete is done, more than just what we see on the screens, as more than just what we see on the screens, as in the warm hugs, the handshakes, the smiles, it is importa

on the front page of the philippine star, it shows that evacuations are now underway in luzon.aten the country this year. as a precaution, some schools and offices have already closed. the centre of typhoon ompong, which is also known as mangkhut is expected to hit cagayan tomorrow. and finally, the international edition of the new york times has an article about a museum exhibition dedicated to political anger. the exhibition is called ‘i object' and is in london. it traces political anger all the way back to the ancient egyptians! items include a babylonian brick and a banksy prank. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? sharanjit, the story that has got people really interested online is the singer dua lipa calling her fans "brave". it's after what happened during her concert in china last night. videos appear to show security guards dragging people from their seats and removing them from the venue in shanghai. it's been claimed those fans targetted, were waving gay rights flags. a china representative for dua lipa's record company told the bbc that no—one was av

moving onto the philippine star and the island of boracay.cause of environmental concerns. now, the paper reports, the number of visitors will be regulated after it re—opens next month. and here in singapore, the fertility rate is going down, according to the straits times. it's because the number of people who are single is going up. the paper reports that both genders are seeing a rising share of singles, but the rate of increase for women far exceeds men's. let's get more on our top story, and the the hearing on capitol hill into alleged sexual assualt by president trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, is commanding attention right across the united states. the stakes are high, the future direction of us legislation will be decided by the success or failure ofjudge kavanaugh‘s nomination. 0ur correspondent nada tawfik has been watching the hearings with people in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. across the nation, generations of americans stopped what they were doing and watched as christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh testified on

how president duterte deals with his opponents is reported by the philippine star.ountry. those are the papers. as we‘ve mentioned, president trump has launched another broadside against globalism in his speech to the un general assembly. mr trump told world leaders that america would always act in a spirit of patriotism, choosing independence and cooperation over global governance. professor james cra btree of lee kuan yew school of public policy gave me his assessment of the speech. every time he gives one of these speeches, people hope that there might be a different trump that turns up, but it‘s always the same one. so this was a core trump speech. he was firmly against globalism, as he was last year. the tenor of his speech had been either written by steve bannon, his former adviser, or stephen miller, his current adviser. and i think you can set that against the current backdrop of the battle with china over trade, and in this one, he hit some new topics. he went after opec, the oil cartel, in a public forum. that i haven‘t seen in quite the same way before. s

the philippine star once again has typhoon mangkhut on its front page. —— typhoon mangkhut.s who were missing in action when the typhoon ravaged their towns to be fired. the government is investigating the absent mayors. the international edition of the new york times carries a story about low—paid home workers in italy who make luxury garments forfashion brands. the report says thousands of workers have no contract or insurance, and quotes a lawyer saying part of the problem is employees agreeing to forgo their rights in order to work. and those are the papers. we are going to take you to pyongyang, these pictures came in a short time ago, where it approaching 8:20am. as you can see, the president of south korea, moon jae—in, greeting the crowds. a short time ago we saw pictures we couldn't show you be long motorcade going through the streets of central pyongyang. this is day three of the summit of the leaders of both north and south korea, and, of course, our main story this hour is the news that the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has agreed to dismantle a nuclear test

the philippine star once again has typhoon mangkhut on its front page.who were "missing in action" when the typhoon ravaged their towns to be fired. the government is investigating the absent mayors. the international edition of the new york times carries a story about low—paid home workers in italy who make luxury garments forfashion brands. the reports says thousands of workers have no contract of insurance and quotes a lawyer saying "part of the problem is employees agreeing to forgo their rights in order to work". those publications around the world. —— those are the top publications around the world. australia's off—shore refugee processing centre on the island of nauru has been a controversial issue for many years and has brought much criticism towards the australian government. but now, groups working with migrant families on nauru say about 15 children have either made repeated suicide attempts or are regularly self—harming. the latest figures supplied by australian authorities say from the end ofjuly 189 people were living in the nauru processin

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star power there. we had the philippine secretary among the names coming here over the next the hours.k about. there is the inflation issue that has put pressure not just on everyday things but how the government spends its money. rates are on the way up. do they need to allocate more money toward debt servicing? if they dollar debt, have any, might become a little bit of a challenge as well and you guys have been talking about this massive typhoon that is about to barrel into the country. how much they have set aside for that, how much can that cost the economy? no joins us, the philippine budget secretary. haidi: we do have a hurricane here in the u.s.. that is it for "bloomberg daybreak: asia." we look ahead to the start of trade in hong kong. >> the china open. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. introducing the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize airflow to

star studded night in hollywood. about some of the other stories making news around the world hundreds of rescuers in the philippines are searching for victims of landslides caused by typhoon man caught in the country's worst affected region the northern town of gone dozens of fear dad after seeking refuge in a gold mine is bunkhouse the national death toll from typhoon mount coty's now announced on more than seventy the storm has also hit hong kong and china. argentina's former president cristina fernandez has been indicted on new corruption charges she is alleged to have had a network that collected bribes to exchange for public works contracts and i was president from two thousand and seven until two thousand and fifteen she's currently a senator a post that grabs her immunity from a rest but not from prosecution. iranian media site least twenty one people are dead after a time to collided with a passenger bus the crash happened late monday two hundred fifty kilometers southeast of the capital. the country has one of the world's worst traffic safety records to impart to poor roads and disregard for traffic most.

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days after a northern philippines was battered by the most powerful typhoon in the sere the storm left more than eighty people dead while dozens remain missing. the ugandan the pop star turned politician opposition politician that is bobby wine has vowed to continue his anti-government movement off to returning home from the u.s. hundreds of his supporters turned out to welcome him defying a government ban ryan has been receiving medical treatment in the u.s. after what he said was torture and police custody he's been of the one of the most vocal critics of president yarima seventy. is reading the fine on it before i did not know that the officer you know because for me and mean what he says is left to me from the plan a sext me to go in my passport and do they do commands i don't know where they are but i'm finally home and i'm glad to be welcome we have reports from bobby winds home district new york i'm paula. as soon as the plane that we won was in touch down on the tarmac at entebbe international airport and he left the aircraft people traveling with him say he was bundled into a police car arrested and taken away he was arrested they just say he was escorting h

philippines. moonjae—in will become the first south korean leader in over a decade to visit the north korean capital pyongyang. he's travelling with a delegation of 200 people from seoul including pop starses. there's hope president moon will restart stalled talks on north korea nuclear disarmament. let's ta ke let's take a look at the live pictures from pyongyang. the waiting reception there or president moon jae—in and we can see kimjong—un coming down the red carpet a few steps ahead of him, his sister getting ready to welcome moonjae—in as they hold their third encounter. a lot of pressure on this. duyeon kim is adjunct senior fellow with the center for a new american security. she's in seoul. we arejust we are just looking at these live pictures coming in from pyongyang. this welcome party moonjae—in. the lot of pressure on the president to actually get something concrete from these talks. that's right, and that's what we are going to be looking out. we'll president moon jae—in be able to broker us— north korea talks and will he be able to persuade kim jong—un to take substantive concrete measure that shows the seriousness about denuclearisation because that is what washington is go

philippines, as typhoon mangkhut makes landfall on the china coast. the french far right leader, marine le pen rebrands her party to try and broaden its appeal. constance wu starslthy family in crazy rich asians. find out what mark kermode thinks of that and the rest of the week's big releases in the film review. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's janette kwachi. fantastic news from formula 1. we are going to start with this cycling, actually. simon yates will be the vuelta a espana champion when he rides into madrid today. it'll make him the third different briton to win one of cycling's grand tours this year. the final processional stage is under way, it'll see them arrive in the spanish capitaljust after 7pm this evening. yates' lead in the overall standings won't be challenged and he'lljoin geraint thomas and chris froome as 2018's winners. he'll be the first briton to win without the help of team sky too — yates rides for the australian based team, mitchelton scott, alongside his twin brother adam. lewis hamilton has won the singpore grand prix for the fourth time but described it as the "longest race" of his life. the mercede