chirp, community rights in the philippines. over the past ten years [speaker not understood] organizations and over 20 cities across the u.s., nafcon has led campaigns with philippine my grant workers fighting against discrimination, rape, theft, and human trafficking. [speaker not understood] at city hall and sacramento and even washington, d.c. and the u.n. fighting for immigrant rights, [speaker not understood] and the better world. [speaker not understood] california schools, universities, across the country and in the churches, hospitals, and other workplaces where filipinos are concentrated. there are students workers, [speaker not understood] hotel workers, [speaker not understood], faith communities, and my grant [speaker not understood] workers. most important to me and what i have seen firsthand is that community response to disasters in the philippines which they have been doing since [speaker not understood] in 2009. the latest typhoon [speaker not understood] led people to people response raising over 800,000 from

would return to the philippines. right now we have worked out this deal where we, on a rotating basis. there have been rumors that the philippine government may want the u.s. to come back. my personal take is that we probably won't have permanent forces. won't have a large military presence like we did in the past but when we say rotating forces or visiting forces, they come in and out. it is almost like defacto having a continuous u.s. presence, military presence in the philippines. >> host: where else have there been protests against the u.s. presence? >> guest: in europe -- i mean, there are always pockets of protest whenever tragedies happen in italy. there is something sliced by an f-15 leading to the tragic deaths. you had process relating to those specific instances. where you have seen larger protests rate is not just in my backyard, but something that galvanizes much of the, at least you see and touch base opposition at a national level. we have seen this in italy, the expansion of an airbase in northern ita

comparing the territorial dispute between china and the philippines to world war two is senseless. we're extremely displeased. mark's by the philippine side curran also responded to growing concern that happens officials in beijing will establish an air defense identification zone over the south china sea the consecrated one of the east tennessee knots tn he denied any speculation corning it tastes. multiple cars i wound. i knew. it has i know. this is sammy this line. since. i know this. i am chunks of the blooms. this monkey. the highest mountain in the european hopes sen graham who aspired to come to its turning point it is i just got a chance to win. tv critics tend to use and to discuss

there are 16 million people overall in the philippines who have been impacted by this. and what temporary protective status would do would make sure that people who are living and working, filipino immigrants who are living, working in the united states would not be deported. and we're able to actually able to remain here in the united states to work if they're working and often work as they do [speaker not understood] ~ they send back to help with the rebuilding effort. people who are homeless, and intern refugees in the philippines, it makes sense that we actually safeguard people here rather than deport them to a place where they would probably not find, in many parts of the country, a place to call home. so, colleagues, i hope you can support this urgent resolution. and just to let you know, members of the community are meeting with senator boxer and feinstein. they met yesterday enter offices and will meet tomorrow in in los angeles. congressman pelosi as well has been urging this type of ~ granting of temporary protected status as well. thank you. >> thank you, co

two years ago at the children in the philippines exclusive economic zone under its control. last year the philippines a pound a week a complaint with an international tribunals against china's territorial claims in the waters. ck adelaide said the uk think tank see the speed of the military expansion in asia is outpacing that of bill blass. a warning to the skype abilities and tensions in the region could raise the potential for accidental complex london based think tank iii as has launched its annual assessment of global military capabilities. other than the reports say asian defence spending last year was nearly twelve percent higher than in two thousand ten. the largest vendors and a jab or china japan and india. the chinese budget dwarf its neighbors accounting for more than japan and south korea taiwan and vietnam. some nights the report points out leaders in beijing are investing heavily to expand naval capabilities and to develop new and innovative technologies. china is developing a tool to get to see the most prominent of these. goebbels is the act of pentecost was

mark's by the philippine side. kong also responded to growing concern that government officials in beijing will establish an air defense identification zone over the south china sea the country created one over the east china sea last year he denied any speculation colleague is baseless japan's ambassador to south korea has made comments on the so called comfort women issue in a leading newspaper in the country. the article welcomes the remarks as a positive gesture calling it one step further than japan's long standing position. many women from korea japan china and elsewhere were forced to work in brothels to serve japanese soldiers during world war two. the dome the ideal though. featured an interview with ambassador coral bay show. he quotes him as saying that he hopes the two countries can discuss the issue in explorer resolution embassy officials in seoul say their shows comments were in line with the government's stance they say japan regards the issue settled by a nineteen sixty five treaty. but from a huma

officials of the philippine department of foreign affairs say chinese invaded special find what they can and filipino fishermen. this is what it is in the south china sea have launched an official protest with the chinese government the official said that the vessel shot want to act to philippine fishing boats on january twenty seven. i'm trying to force them to leave the area. like ford coley process. the eye. i recommend the mariners three weeks these were committed by china. forcefully driver weakened and fishing vessels being set into place and scott rush all about two hundred km west of news online and fairies inside an excuse of economic sound claimed by the philippines but it has been on the time as de facto role since chinese vessels made an appearance that in two thousand twelve fifty eight the government has protested china's control. china has played almost all of the south china sea as its country and this has led to a series of petrol disputes with some obscenities into the philippines. china's foreign ministry reiterated the government's stance on tuesday. d china and s

after his performance, he proudly showed his jacket, with philippines printed on it. martinez finished 19th among the top 24. >> being here is already a winning shot for him. he did a good job tonight. and we were -- we are also proud of him. >> reporter: the medal round will be broadcast live at midnight in the philippines. fans there will spend another sleepless night rooting for their unlikely hero. yugi osawa, nhk world. >>> it's snowing not only outside our studios in tokyo, but also in the united states. meteorologist robert speta once again joins us. robert? >> yes, gene. the eastern seaboards of the u.s. really dealing with yet another severe winter storm out here, has been causing numerous traffic delays, also the airlines definitely either canceled or delayed for many of you up and down the mid-atlantic states, heading off towards new england. it's this storm system right here, you can see on the satellite picture, the comma shape starting to wrap up right there. that's moving northeast. still some areas in parts of newfoundland over to quebec you could see

response to the philippines were far from the cameras. the first, as the ambassador knows, was a sharing of climate data and predictive data that allowed the philippines government to evacuate 700,000 people before the typhoon hit. and, you know, we all saw those early estimates of the death toll being far higher than what people ultimately found was the consequence. and it's in large part because in partnership we were able to get that done. the second part, also not seen on tv, was how we stood up energy systems and food systems and got health clinics back in operation. and, yes, it was our wonderful military and developmental humanitarian partners doing great work, but it was also pulling together a consortia of companies, mostly local, that got those systems back up and running and did so quickly. and i think that's telling, because today it is those kinds of partnerships that give us the confidence to think that we can achieve extraordinary things. i mentioned the possibility of ending preventable child deaths around the world. how a

also the philippines in the 1980's two major bases and database into the air base. >> when it closes there is 14,000 troops. >> and hundreds of thousands of people depend on that pays back the local economy, but there is the domestic economy and because of opposition from activist and nationalist politicians eventually pay gave them the boot so we had to withdraw for all u.s. military by the end of 1992. >> host: professor yeo to think we would still have those bases of the volcano had not exploded? >> a figure would be paid another 10 years for certain but who knows if it would have persisted. there was a lot of damage with exploding at the time in the air base was not usable but for the naval station and it was the largest base in the pacific outside hawaii. if you listen to congressional testimony they did want to retail and other senator ted years but i do believe it would have continued to exist. >> host: what is said geopolitical revocations of closing that military installation in the philippines? >> guest: this is the pacific command so with those functions dispersed to okay,

can see candidates when pressed the high and parts of the philippines last year leaving more than six thousand people dead and millions displaced. the south korean government wasted no time lending a helping hand hundreds of engineers and military personnel were dispatched to the island nation. their mission continues to this day against the opinion been thousands to support some couple time the philippines was slammed by one of the daily just once in recent history. i think i am. in november of last year the storm destroyed practically everything in his path and kill thousands of people. three months have passed since that terrible day. bush has remained nearly abandoned all man. and thousands of homes that once made a thriving community said auntie anne and habitable. but as the saying goes through darkness comes light and to fear comes hope and a military unit for korea is working day and night to help this region and its residents get back to something approaching normality. swartz korean military engineers and medics are based and toppled by a city fascinated by how yet under the

the philippines out long last obama has stepped up to the plate to support the philippines claims of the south china sea. so we're starting to get the formation of the pivot policy eluding us and tell about. lou: you see this as positive for the president to support allies that have been neglected? hours has been a very rough history. it would be good to see this president act as if india existed or that china has designs leading up to hegemony and affect the philippines are the historical partner in what they received over the course of the last four years? to make you articulate the need to support the allies more coherent the ban the president has happened to know about. the problem. lou: news said he was smart. [laughter] >> the problem with the pivot it is all rhetoric with no strategy or action. lou: what would you have a stew with a country so large it important commercially to geopolitically? they've make designs on a territory that is not theirs? >> the president should be very clear in the use of force to accomplish that goal will not be tolerated by the united states. lou:

president aquino of the philippines was for the first time being very clear about the threat that he feels his country is under. over the last two years, china and the philippines have been in the midst of an increasingly complex and dangerous relationship over parts of uninhabited land in the pacific and the south china sea. what president aquino was doing was in effect alerting the world that he feels that his country is facing a long-term threat from china, and the united states has indicated it's willing to meet his concerns. you've seen very strong statements over the last few weeks from u.s. officials that for the first time have made clear that the united states believes that china's claims to 90% of the south china sea contravene international law. this is the first time the united states has said it as clearly and explicitly as it has and i don't think that's -- that's not by accident. the united states is in effect putting china on notice that it's going to be standing with its friends and allies in the region in order to try to prevent a fundamental change in the status qu

i understand that the philippines is high on your list, we do not consider that to be a place in turmoil. >> indeed, iraq was a conflict zone. it's not the only one on the list. countries like the philippines and russia, which are nominally peaceful countries have at least nominally a vibrant press, have also been plagued by murders of oppressed workers and impunity in all of these cases. in the philippines we have more that 20 journalists killed over the past decades and in russia 16 murders, and only in one case have there been any killers prosecuted and conficted. >> in the last -- convicted. >> in the last few sessions i want to ask about russiaso much intention is focussed there going into the olympics. does that have a bearing on the country? >> we released a report on censorship in the run up to sochi. you can access it at www.cpa.org. what we can say is censorship in russia is at its worse since the falling apart of the soviet union and the situation is dire, mostly for local journalists, and international journalist trying to cover sensitive subjects that the government wants co

i'm thrilled our ambassador of the philippines is here because that is a great example. the two most important things that happened in the u.s. response to the philippines were cameras.the the first, as the ambassador nows, was a sharing of climate data and predictive data that allowed the philippines 700,000 t to evacuate people before the typhoon hit. we all saw the early estimates far higher l being than what people ultimately found was the consequence and it large part because in partnership we were able to get that done. not seen anart also tv was how we stood up energy anded if systems and got health clinics back in operation. our wonderful military and developmental humanitarian partners doing but it was pulling together a consortium of that got mostly local the systems back up and running quickly. i think that is telling. it is those kinds partnerships that give us the confidence to think we can extraordinary things. i mentioned the possibility of child death table around the world. how are you going to do that? is we partnered just a month ago with g.e. in east

turns out part of the credit goes to a volcano in the philippines and a weather phenomenon known as elo. lloyd lacuesta brought us this report in 1991. >> reporter: the eruption of mount onatubo may go down as the first time that scientists were able to forecast a volcano and evacuate people. >> in hindsight it's safe to say we no doubt saved hundreds of thousands of jobs. i don't know what the actual count is now but i think the number of deaths is up around between 250 to 300 that's actually very small for an eruption this size. >> david hollow of the u.s. geological survey in menlo park was part of a team of six u.s. and nine philipino scientists who requested an evacuation. two days after the recommendation, the mountain blew after 600 years of sleet. harlow and his colleagues stayed in a windowless building for two more days. they had placed portable sizemometers like this. the it notified them of the upcoming quake it was time to get out. >> the floor was very wet, heavy ash that stripped leaves off, leaves and limbs off of trees. and that, you know just tore vast areas. it looks

more than 100 coups in the philippines changing i dos. the grooms wearing red shirts, and the brides in white dresses. the event symbolizes that every day is valentine's day. thank you for watching aljazeer america. i'm del walters in new york, happy valentine's day. "inside story" is next. >> the number one and two cable providers are merging to create a new giant. if you are watching this over cable, is this bad news, good news or yet to be determined. that's the "inside story." >>> hello, i'm

. >> three months after haiyan swept across the philippines, we revisit the most vulnerable survivors, the children. it. >> good afternoon to you, and welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. >>> in egypt, 3 killed and 13 injured on a bus. this is the picture of the explosion when the south korean tourists and their driver were killed in the trash as it was getting ready to enter the israeli border cross. >>> 1 miners have been taken out of a collapsed mine in south soh africa. they were handed over to the police. >>> anti-government protests in venezuela took a violate turn this week. the story from caracas. >> reporter: singing the national anthem, thousands defied the government's ban on unauthorized protests and took to the streets in downtown caracas on saturday. against what they perceive as a crackdown on the opposition. >> we're tired of the government ceasing and discarding us. >> the anti-riot police formed a line, trying to stop the protesters from advancing. rocks are hurled and then chaos. people panic and start running for cover. >> th

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he pick cardinals from the philippines, an area of the philippines which is known for being impoverishedand also dealing with inter religious dialogue with muslims. i spoke to the new cardinal yesterday, and he was talking about what it's like for him. he's expecting to go back from where he's from on monday and do confirmations and baptisms in the hillside. he said he'll have to hike into the hillside to meet the people who need the is sacraments ando need to know the church and the love of christ. it's interesting that the cardinals has have lots of roles. one is to advice the pope. what the pope has done is to advise him from places where the churn has never had advice before or it's been a long time where it has gotten that advice. when they meet at the formal ceremony, gout to think that when you've got people from around the world in different places you're getting different advice and different ideas than you would get if you have in the past more based in europe and the western world. >> josh, live from roam, josh, thank you for being with us in this afternoon. >>> families separ

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you can find him and other pieces in other irons in the philippines and over until it's very important to protect this area. especially if there are a lot about threats around dc area. rescued a baby for shooting ability and this is the specific species. but the people by their recipients. the joke of the aisle was about two hours away on foot. people are farmers and since it's from the culture. mostly good with heights. it's a simple way of life. and experts clients. it seems on changing but traces of last year's total cutie honey i know are still visible in the way once this was a small complex for visitors. the type to destroy it all. holmes cafeteria small pond all swept away. in the environmentalists believe more signs of proper resourcing. instead of using indigenous species. they planted and growing exotic species. they have slung over the systems and can withstand a typhoon. i started by definition you and then unbeaten in the sea so that it could have played the recipe and also go with the consensus of the plants instead. the ctu six weeks and up the tent and it becomes a beac

the latest demonstration is part of the one billion rise in jess's philippines campaign i. . human trafficking may make you think of eastern european crocs crying on the young the vulnerable tourists. but the reality is much deeper every day in europe people disappear. some are put into slavery others to kill for organ trafficking and some simply vanish altogether. the severity of human trafficking it doesn't just target vulnerable to break into migrants coming across the mediterranean for its awful. in fact sixty one percent of traffic victims in europe by europeans subject its chief human trafficking a bite of the europeans. i asked the eu commission's anti trafficking coordinates a myriad of sudoku. how widespread human trafficking in the eu really is. question is happening and cried and i steal. and intentionally lebanese nation estimates that there's still one hundred and eighteen thousand people having the traffic and the u s states. he says has to keep up the ice. sorkin need to know to stop this the hastings and all the moments we have excellent very comprehensive ver

today marks 100 days since typhoon haiyan slammed in to the philippines killing 6,002 hound people.damaged 1.1 million homes affecting 5.9 million children. mar ga ortiz a talked to the most vulnerable survivors. >> reporter: this ring has become a source of comfort for 14-year-old haiyan survivor. it's all that he has left of his mother. he lost both of his parents and his siblings during the typhoon. i just pray that hopefully they are happy he says, and that they are watching over me. neko is grateful he found relatives to take him in. many others like him haven't. three months after typhoon haiyan and many children are still living inky vac situation centers league this one. almost 6 million children have been affected by the storm. and humanitarian groups have now classified more than 500,000 of them as highly vulnerable. meaning that they've got no guardians left or come from the most severely affected areas where capacity for recovery is poorest. officials fear such children face the danger of not just being exploited, but of being abandoned by caregivers now need to go look

but three months after the typhoon swept across the philippines much of the devastation remains, deadare still being found in debris and survivors remain haunted by the memories. 66-year-old fisherman lost his home and five members of his family. year i thought humanity would be wiped out and everywhere i looked there was water, i looked up and it was dark and the wind and waves were howling. i had no hope there could be life after that. i left it in god's hands. >> reporter: and what is left of his family have been surviving on donations like others in the fishing community, he also lost his boat in the storm. his only means to earn a living. to prevent a similar catastrophe in the future the local government has banned anyone from living 40 meters from the shoreline. but many people in village's here say they have no where else to go and have rebuilt their shelters exactly where they used to be, just meters from the water's edge. the local government has built temporary bunk houses to accommodate the displaced but not enough for those in need and housing is one of many challenges fa

conquered the philippines in the philippines killed -- after the military victory it had to be suppressedand controlled and a huge pacification campaign was initiated using the highest technology of the day for surveillance, subversion and breaking up groups and building up hostilities, all kinds of things. .. and if there is a disaster in the long term then it's not their business. it's obvious with environmental issues and the same with nick their weapons. so sure this stuff is going to go on unless you stop it. you can stop it and it does not have to go on. speaking you offer a critique of start of culture and entrepreneurship which offers many of the characteristics, the seeming characteristics of autonomy but isn't so? >> the seeming characteristics? start of culture is okay. people like their absence so one but it's based very heavily on state subsidy. it's kind of a narrow form of entrepreneurship. take for example the silicon valley culture. what are they using? they are using computers or the internet and electronics and so one so forth almost all developed in the state sector fo

japanese officials the uv nation the report said president obama will be making stops to pee and the philippines and malaysia during a tour of the region in april. he is reportedly considering a visit to seoul as well. the bombing aimed at financing single ave are expected to discuss a wide ranging issues including the trans pacific by ship the territorial disputes with china ink and an eighteen year graduation of north korea has obama had to cancel his fifty two south east asia in october the federal shot down in the united states can see on the evening news. the high profile freehand trial classic pairs of socks twenty year prison term for in leftist lawmaker accused of wanting to overthrow his own government to divert on one fifty two year old piece of key is expected in two weeks' time for part two one s this report. at the school of industry quiet and eight prosecutors requested the school year prison term for that we will all make great use of e the stands accused of conspiring to steal two o'clock in the event the a korean war prosecutors also demanded that the fifty two year old mike app

the philippines out long last obama has stepped up to the plate to support the philippines claimsf theth china sea. so we're starting to get the foation of the pivot policy eluding us and tell about. lou: you see this as positive for the president to pport allies that have been neglected? hours has been a very rough history. it would be good to see this president act as if india existed or that china has designs leading up to hegemony and affect the philippis are the historical partner in what they received over the course of the last four years? to make you articulate the need to support the allies more coherent the ban the president hahappened to knowbout. the problem. lou: news said he was smart. [lghter] >> the problem with the pivot it ial rhetoric with no strategy or action. lou: what would y have a stew with a country so large it important commercially to geopolitically? they've make designs on a teitory th is not theirs? >> the president should be very clear in the u of force to accomplish that goal will not be tolerated by the united states. lou: he gives ultimatums to leaders

so of the philippines this group acts and then gadhaffi steps in as a mediator and he offers a fantastic amount of honey, 20 million is what i is recognid by the filipino diplomat, and this is to sort of steal the waters and solve the crisis and everything else and it was marvelous because he helped them before and he's now giving them $20 million, but also it emerges as the classic diplomat he was seeking in 2,000. it was highly skilled old stuff, so there is a lot to be weary about and diplomacy of course, and there i there's not always y pay off. a lot of groups went for decades with many attempts at intervention which failed and they had to be simply crashed. economics is an important tool you know and we know everybody and every college graduate knows if you are going to do economic sanctions is important to have the any people in the mix as you can and also to hold the van with some patients because the sanctions take a long time to work but sometimes they do work. i will let you if you think about it, most of you will think that sanctions had a role in the resolution of south afri

last year, we were very pessimistic with the philippines. then we saw what happened.th korea, i still think is the best story in asia for this year. very a very solid economy, solid economic policy, a very solid manufacturing sector, reacting very beautifully to what japan is trying to do. we don't have to forget that south korean -- the south korean economy and japanese economy are very similar. when the yen depreciates, it is bad news for south korea. see this negativity that others see in korea. >> all right, we appreciate your views. chief asia-pacific economist, luca philip o. more coming up next. shaping up how a single yoga studio in hong kong built itself into a global player. we are going to take a look at here group strategies. ♪ when your business is working out, fitness, that is, it is a fast evolving industry. we took a look at one player that is muscling its way in. from a single studio in hong kong in 2002 to more than 20 facilities in 2014, pure group is flexing its expansion muscles. pure is setting out to meet the huge franchise gyms. first expanded

in the philippines, for example, we have been working with globe. [applause] they go. thank you for your partnership. we have seen in the philippines the number of people using internet and data doubled. subscribers have grown by 25%. is goingome run and really well. >> what did you do to achieve that? >> we deliver this product and are basically in partnership with them. there is free basic services. > using facebook is free? >> yes. we're starting off with facebook and master. because facebook is so much of what people use and so much of the data, or at least the time they are spending, once we can make a profitable model that can work for folks, we think it will be an easy problem to solve to add other services, like whether or food prices or wikipedia or things like that that also do of concern -- consume a lot data. we wanted to start with facebook because we control it and can work on it at her. global is the only company we are working with. we have been working with to go and they have also seen the number of people using data in the internet grow by 50% over t

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one is the philippines. that is more of an intellectual property reason we are not there.nother market to think the brand could do extremely well in is the indonesian market. we are looking at screening distribution partners. we are counting you down to the trading day over in india, just a mere 20 minutes to go before things get started. things were looking pretty flat, down 2/10 of one percent. we will be live in the indian capital when things start off. of theliton wasn't one key drivers, but the us trillion arc it has run out of steam. we do have an unchanged picture. what isquick check on going on. the cost be is up. most of the markets giving up the rally we witnessed earlier and falling back. byg kong no exception, down one fifth of one percent. it is the rio open in tokyo. japanese stocks were the key driver in the region. monetary policy is expected soon. the nikkei opens in three minutes. >> japanese markets about to re-open. a decision up from the central banks. the figures don't seem to add up. we speak with the favorite to lead in indonesia. surprise out of th

they were on maneuvers in the philippines. half came across as the other lieutenant to my guess marshall was a first lieutenant. apple is the second lieutenant, i don't remember. both very, very young right to five wet behind the ears officers. have watched this guy, he watched his -- he was a pencil and paper working out maneuvers. planning how his group was going to operate in the next phase of the exercise. half was really impressed by that. a couple of nights later when the exercises were over app went home and said to robbers grandmother, he said, i met a guy one day i bet you this guy is going to be chief of staff. so same date by world war ii started he did become chief of staff. george marshall became one of the military's greatest military administrators and also later famous for the marshall plan that rebuild europe after world war ii, but the two of them being friends and robert talk to you a little bit earlier about the connections that were made to marshall became the key to have some dream of an autonomous force

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