the philippine fight against islamic terror. colonel, tell me what this is now, and what it used to be. >> well, this is now the headquarters of the marine batallion 101, but this used to be the camp of rogue camp. >> it isn't the only islamic terror group in the philippines. the mnlf has since signed a peace agreement with manila. today a faction of that group continues to fight the government. in may 2007, the colonel who is the commander of the second marine brigade met them in bloody battle. you led one of the counterattacks? >> yes, the final assault. >> this is the colonel who is under fire and leading from the front. how many casualties did you take? >> four u.s. killed in action, and 39 wounded. >> no americans were involved in the fight, but the philippine casualties mounted a u.s. army special forces medic stepped in. >> we took shelter in a bunker, and then i was asked to assist in treatment of casualties. >> how bad? >> we had severe casualties at this time. several amputation, and gunshot wounds and shrapnel wounds,

the philippine fight against islamic terror. me what this is now, and what it used to be. >> well, this is now the headquarters of the marine batallion 101, but this used to be the camp of rogue camp. >> it isn't the only islamic terror group in the philippines. the mnlf has since signed a peace agreement with manila. today a faction of that group continues to fight the government. in may 2007, the colonel who is the commander of the second marine brigade met them in bloody battle. you led one of the counterattacks? >> yes, the final assault. >> this is the colonel who is under fire and leading from the front. how many casualties did you take? >> four u.s. killed in action, and 39 wounded. >> no americans were involved in the fight, but the philippine casualties mounted a u.s. army special forces medic stepped in. >> we took shelter in a bunker, and then i was asked to assist in treatment of casualties. >> how bad? >> we had severe casualties at this time. several amputation, and gunshot wounds and shrapnel wounds, and

terror group in the philippines. the mnlf has since signed a peace agreement with manila. today a faction of that group continues to fight the government. in may 2007, the colonel who is the commander of the second marine brigade met them in bloody battle. you led one of the counterattacks? >> yes, the final assault. >> this is the colonel who is under fire and leading from the front. how many casualties did you take? >> four u.s. killed in action, and 39 wounded. >> no americans were involved in the fight, but the philippine casualties mounted a u.s. army special forces medic stepped in. >> we took shelter in a bunker, and then i was asked to assist in treatment of casualties. >> how bad? >> we had severe casualties at this time. several amputation, and gunshot wounds and shrapnel wounds, and one patient lost his colon and took six units of blood to keep him alive. >> you saved him? >> yes, i did. >> there has to be enormous satisfaction? >> great satisfaction to do your job after a year and a half of training, sir. >> well done. >> thank you. >> we are told that we canno

the philippine president over in the next two days will make statement there.ppines at the moment chairs the grouping of he more vulnerable countries. the 20 country that his have come together to basically ask the more developed countries to really, not just cut down on greenhouse emissions but help countries like the philippines in becoming more resilient to the effects of climate change they need more funding and more assistance. >> what message is the philippines presentation to go paris? how, for example, is the philippines going to try to reduce its levels of emissions? >> reporter: the philippines have promised they will cut down their own emissions by 70% by 2030. the president says by look flag to recycle being, renew another energy. it's one country that banned incineration of waste more than 15 years ago, that in many ways environmental assists are saying was definitely a landmark moment in terms of trying to battle climate change, but more than that, the country has also now set aside some $20 million to help communities in terms of projects that wi

bernard was abducted in may, held captive in the philippines. a woman who was abducted along with him has been released. >> the u.n. secretary general's office denied that he'll visit north crow i can't next week. ban ki-moon's office made the announcement after it was reported that he would visit the communist nation. the u.n. chief is willing to travel to north korea and play a constructive role for peace and stability in the region. so far, only two u.n. chiefs have visited pyongyang. >> at least 32 have died in an explosion in nigeria. the blast happened in the city in a busy market area where traders were closing up for the day. at least 80 others were injured. we have more. >> the suicide bomber wanted to take with him as many lives at possible. he started sharing money or dishing out money to people, mostly women and children, who were gathered at that market area, and then when a huge crowd gathered, he detonated the device, kill those people, and injuring a lot of people. just a few kilometers from where another suicide bomber attacked

ships will be transferred to the philippines. they are part of a $250 million package for the philippines, vietnam, indonesia and other countries aimed at boosting regional maritime security. the assistance is seen as underscoring the american intention to take a stand against china's aggressive reclamation projects in the south china sea. china's president xi jinping responded to the u.s. stance in a speech during an apec forum, although he didn't expressly criticize the u.s. >> translator: we should let nothing disrupt our all-out effort to create a beneficial and peaceful environment for development in the asia-pacific region. >> reporter: in beijing, a chinese expert suggests that despite the rising rhetoric over the south china sea issue, washington and beijing are maintaining polite, if guarded, relations. he points to a number of ongoing military exchanges. >> a naval ship of the united states is in china for a visit, and just a few days ago, a fleet of three chinese naval ships were along the atlantic coast of the united

obama inspected a philippine naval vessel to underline the u.s. commitment to the freedom of navigation in asian waters. >> my visit here underscores our shared commitment to the security of the waters of this region and of the freedom of navigation. >> reporter: obama also met separately with the host of the meeting, philippine president benigno aquino in manila. the philippines is among those countries claiming territory in the south china sea. obama stressed that maintaining order based on the rules is indispensable for the security and economic development of the region. he added that china must cease land reclamation in the south china sea, a position that was picked up by the philippine leader. >> that the freedom of navigation and overflight in the south china sea must be continuously upheld, consistent with international law. >> reporter: meanwhile, chinese president xi jinping is avoiding the south china sea issue at the apec talks. instead, he stressed the summit should focus on the regional economic integration and for the swift euroiza

will be sending two more navy ships to the philippines.iscussed the regional maritime disputes with the philippine president, a u.s. ally, the philippines one of six claimants to portions of the south china sea. >> together we support a rule-based order in the region, which is critical to region security and the global economy. that's why we support the peaceful addressing of differences. >> reporter: also on the sidelines, philippine police have been busy. anti-u.s., anti-china, anti-trade deals, anti-all sorts of things, there have been demonstrations almost daily. many filipinos are angry at their own government at what they see as an unnecessary cost to host the summit. this year's a-pac meeting will close on thursday. despite krim schism, economic delegates say there will be more to the summit's outcome than just empty talk. >>> and speaking at a-pac malaysia's prime minister confirmed that [ inaudible ] fighters have beheaded a malaysian hostage in the philippines. he was abducted in may and held captive. a woman kidnapped at the sam

this is what the philippines has started to take china too.far the case has been moving forward, but there has only been one set of lawyers in the room. >> what is the practical consideration here? people say you can't build your own islands and say that's your own country. but what really is at steak when we see all of these countries scrambling for territory in the south china sea. >> there's also the military balance of power, and the reality is that none of these individual claimants whether it malaysia or vietnam or philippines can challenge china in terms of their military power. so many china chooses to ignore the ruling of the court once they differ their decision in the middle of next year, china can pursue whatever it wants to pursue in the south china sea out of military might. so the question is whether china wants to bring its claims in the south china sea as all of these other actors want to. but beijing can ignore this, and go ahead with a military operation. >> china knows it would lose. the 9-dash line, these dashes they have

. >> douglas mcarthur didn't wait for justice in the philippines tribunal. >> 20 october 1944, for mac arthur this was personal. this had been his home many years. for the brutal treatment of pows and civilians in the philippines, mac arthur issued this order for japanese forces under the command of the general. i shall during the course of the present campaign hold the japanese authorities in philippines any hard against prisoners of war, civilians and non combatants proper treatment to which they're entitled. >> mac arthur had the belief of the code of the soldier and safety of scivilians. >> in the bloodshed that followed, 100,000 civilians died as a japanese troops went on a pam rage of rape, looting and murder. there were additional orders to kill all pows like bruce elliott imprisoneddon the island. >> they killed kids, women, everything. >> he goes to be sentenced on the charge of responsibility for bar bareties committed by his troops. he faces the judge. >> commission finds you guilty as charged and sentences you to death by a hanging. >> 1846, the sentence was carried out. st

it forced many philippines to leave san francisco.outh of market remains a touch stone for many philippines to press and learn about their culture. the neighborhood continues to have the largest concentration of philippines in the city. at the press conference, diversity is something every san francisco takes proceed in. it is also something a we should actively protect. this is a very live and thriving neighborhood. the well being of communities like filipinos as well as latinos, chinese, black communities, other working class communities is also contributes to the rich history, culture and leadership. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i'm diane ruiz. we thank supervisor kim, avalos and mar today for their leadership in introducing a resolution to establish sansome philippine. we hope that the supervisors who will be involved in establishing this district, make a priority for this year. so that it gets into the budget for next year. we know there are many people in the community that are willing to work with the supervi

it forced many philippines to leave san francisco.outh of market remains a touch stone for many philippines to press and learn about their culture. the neighborhood continues to have the largest concentration of philippines in the city. at the press conference, diversity is something every san francisco takes proceed in. it is also something a we should actively protect. this is a very live and thriving neighborhood. the well being of communities like filipinos as well as latinos, chinese, black communities, other working class communities is also contributes to the rich history, culture and leadership. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i'm diane ruiz. we thank supervisor kim, avalos and mar today for their leadership in introducing a resolution to establish sansome philippine. we hope that the supervisors who will be involved in establishing this district, make a priority for this year. so that it gets into the budget for next year. we know there are many people in the community that are willing to work with the supervi

here in the philippines, you are posting wind power.ia-pacific economic cooperation is working to double renewal will energy and reduce dependency on carbon deals by 45%. the international community is helping to develop -- developing nations to adapt to climate change, and as i said, leapfrog over the dirtier phases of development. one of the things we have tried throughout this climate discussion is that there is not a contradiction between growth, develop and, and being good stewards of the planet. they are come from entry. we have to break out of the mindset that says if we are doing something about climate change, that slows growth. we have to accelerate it. the fact is that president xi jinping and i were able to put forward an accord that sends a strong signal to other countries that we see this not just as a challenge, but an opportunity as well. is that problem governments cannot do it by themselves. the good news is that more and more companies are realizing that climate change presents a huge business opportunity, and we see

china asked philippines not to raise the disputes. the philippines will host the summit. chinese foreign minister met on tuesday with philippine foreign secretary. ophyllous said the philippines as the meeting's host would refrain from bringing up south china sea issues but added it is not his government's concern if other countries discuss them. china claims sovereignty. the philippines has brought the territorial disputes to the permanent court of arbitration in the hague. >>> senior officials from japan and south korea will meet on wednesday in seoul to try to overcome one of their biggest diplomatic hurdles. they will discuss the issue of those referred to as comfort women. japanese prime minister shinzo abe and south korean president park guen-hye agreed last week to speed up talks to reach an early conclusion to the matter. japan will send kimihiro ishikane, the head of the foreign ministry's asian and oceanian affairs bureau. he'll meet south korea's lee sang-deok, the foreign ministry's northeast asian bureau chief. ishikane is expected to stress that the issue ha

the pill -- philippines is one of six claimants in the sea. >> the united states supports the philippinesions to use arbitration under the u.n. convention law of the sea to peacefully and lawfully address differences. >> reporter: also on the sidelines, philippine police have been busy. anti-u.s., anti-china, anti-trade deals, anti-all sorts of things, there have been many demonstrations here almost daily since last week. activists making the most of being under the world's spotlight because of a-pac and making sure their concerns are heard. many filipinos are angry at their own government for what they see as an unnecessary expense to host the international conference. >> translator: we hosted a-pac years ago too, and what has happened since then? nothing. they said things would improve. but they haven't. >> reporter: this year's a-pac meeting will close on thursday, despite criticism, economic delegates say there will be more to the summit's outcome than just empty talk. >>> taxi drivers in malaysia are protesting against services like uber and at-car. they say the government needs to p

philippine president benito aqilla in manila. obama stressed that maintaining order based on rules is indispensable for the security and economic development of the region. he added that china must cease land reclamation in the south china sea. a position that was bked up by the philippine leader. >> the freedom of navigation and oversight of the south china sea must be consistent with international law. >> reporter: meanwhile, the chinese president is avoiding the issue at the talks. he said the summit should focus on the economic issues. china is not a member of tpp. >> translator: we should never allow anything to disrupt the development of the asia-pacific region. differences should be resolved through dialogue. >> reporter: leaders will start holding discussions on thursday. apec is a platform so discuss regional trade. nhk world, manila. >> we'll have more reports from manila here on "newsline." >>> members of u.s. and china are taking a dim view on security ties. china's decision to build artificial islands in the south ch

the philippines has been impacted. pain here.ing the a lot of the people i've talked to hear have brought that up. calm that and prevent for tax from happening- -prevent more attacks from happening? thousands of military are spread across the venue. the guys in white, the military. time toobably the worst be suspiciously walking on the street. yvonne: you've been there for a couple of days. have you seen security change? well, it is not very obvious. i got here on friday, and security was very big. i made my way from the airport into the city. you noticed a higher police presence across the major thoroughfares. the changes they put in place are more barriers on the street. it is essentially more manpower. so, it is one of the safest places to be. they'd rather be over prepared than underprepared. --thank you so much yvonne: david, think you so much. has been calls for an international alliance to defeat isis. the white house made it clear there will be no american boots on the ground. guy johnson's life in paris. the q

philippines say it's hypocritical and the gap of the problems and inclusion.orks hard not to be sidelined and she sells sustainable fair trade products and her company makes up 98% of businesses in asia, only a third of them are owned by women. and juan says excluding women says apex economies are losing out on billions of dollars on potential growth. >> 89 billion is untapped because of the lack of women participation but what we want is for the leaders to finally say, yes, we are going to include this in our agenda to decrease and lessen the gender gap and give women more access to financing. >> reporter: but analysts say it's not what is on the agenda that needs watching and expect it to set the town as the under lying rivalry between the u.s. and china over dominance over the region both militarily and economically. the u.s. and china lead for the asia pacific real and each excluding the other and apex 21 member economies agree to work together despite any political differences and there are many. the largest point of contention has been taken off the agen

philippines actually had a history of training nurses that have been set up by the philippine. there is a professional tradition of training and education there. nurses begin to of why. can get a green card. the other part of this is that every country has a maximum money thousand. the kicks and later for the western him as here. to countries are limited 20,000. so the philippines 20,000 is used on this entirely by medical nurses and other medical professionals. philippines nursing becomes an export industry. there's a shortage of nurses and. but there's no shortage of filipino nurse of the united states. the other part of the way these chains work is that once you amend or the professional allegory can then use the family category for your other relatives. bills over into all the categories. let's wait a moment to get to the burgeoning of us. significance the cap western history cap led an increase in undocumented immigrants. what is the effect then with the perception of immigrants were effect hemisphere cap the mexican-american experience? help me to put words in your mouth

one of the countries he mentioned was the philippines. i began to think, this is something i could do. i could continue to languish on the streets or go to another country and make something of myself again. was a pretty easy choice. i told the pastor. he gave me. number of the pastor in manila. i told him to expect me in the next two weeks. i didn't feel i was doing something reckless. he said, if you really want to come, you're welcome to come. even with the excitement of finally finding something to do with my life, the hardest part was going to be leaving my children. i told them that daddy was ill. that i needed to go somewhere to be fixed and that i would come back. they seemed to understand that and accept that fairly well. i'm looking forward to the excitement of a new add veb tur and hopefully a new beginning for me. on the airplane, i was acting a little bit impulsive. i began talking to a missionary called bland prophet. twice a year, she would go to the philippines and help raise money for disabled children. and she invite imm

. >> douglas mcarthur didn't wait for justice in the philippines tribunal. >> 20 october 1944, for macrthur this was personal. this had been his home many years. for the brutal treatment of pows and civilians in the philippines, mac arthur issued this order for japanese forces under the command of the general. i shall during the course of the present campaign hold the japanese authorities in philippines any hard against prisoners of war, civilians and non combatants proper treatment to which they're entitled. >> mac arthur had the belief of the code of the soldier and safety of scivilians. >> in the bloodshed that followed, 100,000 civilians died as a japanese troops went on a pam rage of rape, looting and murder. there were additional orders to kill all pows like bruce elliott imprisoneddon the island. >> they killed kids, women, everything. >> he goes to be sentenced on the charge of responsibility for bar bareties committed by his troops. he faces the judge. >> commission finds you guilty as charged and sentences you to death by a hanging. >> 1846, the sentence was carried out. stab

to cut down on their emissions but also contribute to funding that poorer nations like the philippines which are more vulnerable to climate change will need to help make communities here that are most effective more resilient to the even effects of damage through weather conditions. >>> two israeli men accused of killing a palestinian teen last year have been found guilty, a third suspect and alleged ring leader was found responsible but court delayed a verdict for him unless they consider his insanity plea and 16-year-old mohamed was kidnapped in east jerusalem and then burned alive and this is what the lawyer representi representing his family had to say after the court session. >> translator: we have to wait for the court verdict which has been postponed and israeli court could have easily responded to time to the suspect's plea of insanity. >> more from outside the court in east jerusalem. >> taken almost a year and a half for this partial verdict to be reached and two minors guilty of committing the murder but the main ring leader 30-year-old man his lawyers at the last hour submi

embassy in manila, the capital of the philippines. they call the u.s. government, quote, terrorists. president obama is in the philippines now. >>> tensions are building over control of the south china sea. the philippines, china, vietnam and at least three other countries all claim control over several islands there. china started bulling air fields there, but said today it is showing great restraint by not seizing the islands outright. the competition could come to a head at two regional summits in that area this week. >>> it is snowing. out west. out west right new. look at the storm, though. dumping snow on colorado at this hour. and this is what it looked like in utah overnight. more than six inches of snow fell there. as many as 18 more inches expected today. this is why we don't live in colorado. you and i, we wouldn't make it. >> weather always moves east. don't worry. today, this week, chuck, we're doing okay, still fairly warm for this time of year, right. >> warmer than average today and tomorrow and into thursday as well. that big mess of sn

new warnings that the philippines is not doing enough from protecting children from sxm exploitation.-- sexual exploitation. >>> welcome back. a reminder of our top story. the father and brother of one of the paris attackers has been taken into custody. the paris prosecutor said three coordinated teams were behind friday's violence, six different sites were targeted in a wave of suicide bombings and shootings. police say the seven attackers are all dead. in belgium police have arrested seven people next with the attacks - in connection with the attacks. hundreds of people have gathered at the square in paris to honor the victims of the attacks. at least 129 people were killed and 352 others injured. world leaders are arriving in turkey ahead of the g 20 summit this sunday. u.s. president obama landed just moments ago. economic issues were due to top the agenda. they're now likely to be overshadowed by the attacks in paris. the french president will be replaced by the foreign minister. al jazeera's bernie smith is there now. >> reporter: this is one of the most intensive operations tha

philippine children are vulnerable. the country has become a hubs forb a huge sex industry. the philippine government says it is stepping up against the fight but admits its resources are stretched. the number of government raids and arrests like this one are increasing. so too is the number of child sex offences across the country. european journalist has been working under cover as a paedophile to track down online child sex predators. the information he has given the police here is expected to lead to arrests in various countries. he is traumatised by what he has seen. >> things of that nature, that it eats you as a journalist, it eats your soul also, especially if you want to go into that as i have done. it has a traumatising effect. they dehumanise the child and they put in an monstore. >> reporter: these children will start a new life. some kids have been abused for more than five years. the youngest is six. she has been abused since the age of four. >> the social fabric has been deeply damaged. i think it speaks to desperation and poverty. it has to be an absolute pri

and the world bank they stole about $10 billion from the philippine people.xt, world leaders gather in paris to tackle climate change. who are the stakeholders and what are the issues involved? we will discuss all of that when "first up" returns. ♪ angie: macedonia has become the latest country to build a border fence to keep out migrants. in return for turkey bolstering its border control, it is offering rewards that could bring it closer to eu membership. afghanistan, iraq, and syria. a north korean missile launch from a submarine appears to have failed. told theal in seoul agency the debris from a ballistic missile was seen floating over the weekend and the sea of japan. under un security council resolution, they are banned from testing ballistic missiles. as many as 200 people were arrested during rallies commanding a global accord as the summit in paris. protesters clashed with police, who fired tear gas and response. a series of meetings were canceled after the terror attacks in paris. our next guest says these talks could be more significant than the f

philippine officials say it's to ease traffic and insure the safety of more than 7,000 delegates. many feel the city shut down is hypocritical, a cover up of the countries widening wealth gap and failure to live up to the summit's theme of inclusion. she has worked hard. she runs a woman led business of sustainable fair trade projectses. small companies like herself make up 90% of businesses in asia. only a third of owned by women. excluding women means economies are losing out on billions of dollars in potential growth. >> 89 billion, that's on top because of lack of women participation. what we want is for the leaders to finally say yes, we're going to include this in our agenda, too, to lessen the gender gap and give women more access to financing. >> it's not what's on the agenda that needs watching. >> the u.s. and china leaves separate trade, each excluding the other. the economies agreed to work together despite political differences and there are many. >> the largest point of contention that been taken off the agenda. china's controversial construction of artificial island

the philippines is already feeling the effects of climate change, isn't it? >> reporter: most definitely. over the last 20 years, for example, this is the country that has seen the most number of severe weather events which means many, many typhoons. as it is, as you mentioned. proper cal country, it sees on average about 20 typhoons a year. that number is insteadily-- steadily increasing. there used to be a typhoon path across the country. there is some areas now having to go through them more regularly than whirls in the country nsh nsh anywhere else in the country. these communities are vulnerable because many of them haven't seen a typhoon in their lifetimes. the government is the chair of the climate forum to the effects of climate change. he will be speaking in paris and asking the more developed nations to not just cut down on greenhouse emissions, but also add to a fund for developing nations that need to find ways to basically become more resilient to the effects of climate change >>> for the philippines, what pledges are they taking to this conferen

warned the philippine government it's become a hub for a billion dollars cyber sex industry.annal operation sun covered a pedophile wrong reach be a global audience. we look at what is being done to protect children. >> this is a two year operation, arrests were immediate in the southern philippine chirp were peddled by their own relatives and forced into sex acts watched on the internet. many violations happened in villages, abuser's target children from impoverished communities. >> the u.s. federal bureau of investigation said -- the country has become a hub for a billion dollars global cyber sex industry. now, the philippine government said it is stepping up its site against cyber pornography but resourcesser stretched. >> the raised are increasing, about so is the number of child sex dens across the philippines. the european journalist has been working undercover a track down on line child sex preedors. he is traumatized but what he's seen. >> the evil of that nature, that it as a journalist eats your soul, also. >> patterns dehumanitarianize a child. >> the children of b

philippine children are vulnerable. it has become a hub for a cyber sex industry. government says it is stepping up its fight but a admits its resources are stretched. >> the number of government raids and arrests like this one are increasing but, so, too, is the number of child sex dens across the philippines. >> this european journalist has been working undercover as a pedophile to track down online child sex predators. the information he has given the police here is expected to lead to arrests in various countries. he is traumatized what he has seen. >> the evil of that nature that it eats you as a journalist. it eats your soul, also. he specially if you want to go in to that, as i have done. it has a traumatizing effect. to dehumanize a child, they take our child and put in a monster. rescued children are being looked after by social welfare department of staff and will start a new life. some kids have been abused for more than five years. the youngest is six. she has been abused since the age of four. >> the social fabric has been deeply damaged. i think it sp

will transfer two ships to the philippine navy as part of an effort to boost maritime security in that the u.s. has tried to solidify security ties with the philippines to keep a check on china's territorial ambitions in disputed water off the south china sea. leaders will could and did he mean the paris attacks. >>> the white house has unveiled a 17 recipients of this year's presidential medal of freedom the nation's highest civil honor. among them baseball greats yogi berra and willie mays, singer gloria he i he he is sten and her husband. president obama will present the awards in one week at the white house. >> a very special group of women took the reigns of a pub in center city for charity. all widows of philadelphia police officers served as area what tenders at the irish pubs. friends of officer daniel faulkner chuck cassidy and john pawlowski were there to show support. proceeds from last night's event widows stand strong will go to the fop's survivor's fund. >> a bullet strikes a school bus in pittsburgh with students on board. details coming up at 5:00 a.m. >> next up switch

. >>> okay still to come here for you on al jazeera it was a mass killing that shocked the philippinesix years on the victim's families are still looking for answers. and foreigners in south africa targeted by xeno phobic violence have a cautious return to normal life. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ welcome back, the top stories on al jazeera, the french president trying to build international support for a coalition to combat i.s.i.l. and francois hollande meeting the uk prime minister david cameron in paris and say france and u k will step up intelligence efforts to try to destroy the group. continuing the hunt for attacks in paris and in belgium p

troops broad access to military bases in the philippines. diego torres was among the activists who gathered to oppose obama's arrival in manila. today obama will arrive in the philippines, and this is our welcome for him, a protest that rejects his presence because we do not want the leader of the united states, the chief architect of aggression and cruelty toward many nations around the world, to land in the philippines. amy: the norwegian oil company statoil has announced it's ending its arctic drilling program. while its stakes in the arctic don't expire until 2020. the move comes after shell walked away from its oil drilling program in the arctic after spending $7 billion on it. republican presidential candidate ben carson's own advisers have acknowledged he is struggling to comprehend foreign policy. carson, who is the leading republican candidate in some polls, has blundered on the topic of foreign policy, including wrongly claiming china is involved military in syria. speaking to the "new york times," a top carson advisor said -- "nob

so, too, is the number of child sex dense across the philippines. c european journalist has been working undercover as a paedophile to track down predators. the information he's given the police is expected to lead to arrests in various countries. he's traumatized by what he has seen. >> the evils of that nature, that is eats you as a journal. >> it eats your soul also, especially if you want to go into that, as i have done. it has a traumatising effect. they dehumanize a child, they take it and put in a monster. >> reporter: the rescued children are looked after by social welfare department staff and will start a new life. some kids have been abused for more than five years, the youngest is six. the she's been abused since the age of four. >> the social fabric has been deeply damaged. i think it speaks to desperation and poverty. it has to be an absolute priority. it has to be first-line priority, and i believe that it is being given enormous emphasis by the interagency council against trafficking. the children lost their childhood to the global se

the united states visited a frigate, a ship that it gave to the philippines. that is used by them to control the areas, and it's president barack obama's way of saying they are supporting the philippines and freedom of movement in this part of the world. we'll hear on the sidelines a discussion about attacks around the world. that could be part of the agenda, there's some reports saying the communique, the document coming out of this meeting might make a mention of that. there'll be a paragraph about those attacks. it has not been confirmed, the focus, the main agenda is the focus, the main agenda is the economy and trade deals, because we have so many world leaders, geopolitics will be brought up as well. . >> malaysian prime minister confirmed that a malaysian man held by i.s.i.l. has been murdered. the plm promised to take action. the military confirmed the man had been beheaded. they had been abducted. a woman abducted with him has been released >>> now, if you use skin moisturizer chances are it contains an ingredient which comes from nigeria. it's home t

. >>> china's foreign minister will meet with his counterpart from the philippines on tuesday to discuss ties. the move is an attempt to ease recent tensions over territory in the south china sea. the two sides will also discuss the meeting of the asia-pacific economic cooperation, or apec, which will be held in manila next week. a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry said the two countries are facing difficulties for well-known reasons. he added that china does not want this. >> translator: china places importance on its ties with the philippines in order to resolve the issue properly through dialogue. >> the permanent court of arbitration in the hague has recently ruled that it will hear a case submitted by the philippines about beijing's activities in the spratly islands. china had argued that the court had no authority on the matter. analysts say chinese officials want to keep the territorial dispute from becoming a focus at the upcoming apec meeting. >>> scientists are zeroing in on a hormone we make in our brain. researchers learned it plays a role in deepening human communica

children not being protected from sexual exploitation in the philippines. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> top stories. president obama has speaking at g20 he described mass killings in paris as an attack on the civilised world. new video has emerged of a shoot out. police find out car believed to be learned to the coordinateda attacks which killed 129 people. kurdish fighters in northern iraq have found mass graves of bodies of jazz. i.s.i.l. killed at least 3000 members of the community. leading democrats are hoping to replace u.s. president and they faced off. >> reporter: they came bearing signs. for those still reeling

philippine officials say it's to ease traffic and ensure the safety of more than 7,000 delegates.filipinos feel the city's shutdown is hypocritical, the cover up of the widening wealth gap and the failure to live up to the theme of inclusion. this woman has worked hard not to be sidelined. she runs a women-lead business selling sustainable fair trade products. small companies like hers make up 98% of businesses in asia, only a third of them are owned by women. she says excluding women means a-pac economies are losing out on billions of dollars in potential growth. >> 89 billion that is untapped because of the lack of women participation, but what we want is for the leaders to finally say, yes, we're going to include this in our agenda to decrease -- to lessen the gender gap and to give women more access to financing. >> reporter: but analysts say it's not what is on the agenda that needs watching. expected to set the tone is the underlying rivalry between the u.s. and china for dominance over the region. the u.s. and china lead separate trade initiatives for the asia pacific regio

two years on from one of the strongest storms on record, al jazeera revisits the fi philippines which still bears the scores of a typhoon. welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. let's take you through the top stories. he job description authorities have con firms a loud noise was heard in the last second of the cockpit recordings recovered from last week's plane crash. the leaders of china and taiwan have met for the first time in more than 60 years in what's being hailed as a symbolic show of reconciliation. the deadline forearm nesty has expired. told to give up weapons and surrender or face police action. in other stories we are following, a somali mp has been left wounded after a drive-by shooting. he was on his way to parliament in mowigadishu when his car was sprayed by bullets. al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack. in the last three years since the formation of the parliament, foreign m did have been killed in mogadishu. >>its israel forces launch add manhunt. sill pan stillians raide homes have been raided. groups stormed an activist group leader. they are said

philippine officials say it is to ease traffic and ensure the safety of nearly 7,000 diplomats.man has worked hard not to be sidelined. she runs a women-lead business selling sustainable fair-trade products. small companies like hers make up 98% of businesses in asia. ing only a third of them are owned by women. she says excluding women means a-pac economies are losing out on billions of dollars in potential growth. >> 89 billion is that untapped because of the lack of women participation. but we want the leaders to say yes we're going to include this in our agenda. >> reporter: but analysts say it's not what is on the agenda that needs watching. expected to set the tone is the underlying rivalry between the u.s. and china for dominance over the region. the u.s. and china lead separate trade initiatives for the asia pacific region. a-pac's 21-member economies agree to work together despite political differences. the largest point of contention has been taken off of the agenda. china's controversial construction of artificial islands. the island building is strongly opposed by ma