part of the philippines, down the southern philippine i miss. on the night of march 16, landed on the morning of the 17. 1500 miles through japanese airspace. it without loss, there is not a whole lot of evidence he japanese knew they were flying, but they made it. the mistake of getting through a situation like that is unique in american history. i agree it one of the great adventure stories in the history of the united states military. hearthur gets to australia, issues a statement, which has made him one of the most famous statements. president of the united states ordered me to break through the japanese winds for the purpose of organizing it offends against japan. the primary object of which is the release of the philippines. i came through, and i shall return. that promise to go back and liberate the philippines will drive much of the war in the pacific. pacific, it was unlike any other conflict the united states had fought in. the geography of the area, the vast space. which securely the island of new guinea. not only it is the second-lar

current philippine government. had been chief of staff from 1930 until 1935 and after that, except for the post -- accepted the post of military advisor. he moved out there taking his ailing mother with him and they booked passage on the liner hoover. macarthur, being a major general in the army, having reverted to that rank, was seated at the captains table. that is what this program here is from. from october 1935 on their way across the pacific. while there, he meets a vivacious tennessee woman. jean faircloth. on the first leg of an asian tour with friends. on her way over, and we have the correspondence in our archive, on the way over she strikes out conversations with this general. they become fascinated with each other. douglas macarthur is torrent between this vivacious woman that he loves to talk to and spend time and his ailing mother who is clearly close to death. he says mom, what should i do and she says -- i will be fine. they get to manila, and jean cancels the rest of her trip. of 1937, she becomes

northern part of the philippines down to the southern philippine islands where they meet up with some b-17's and they fly to australia. it 1500 miles through japanese airspace. a most completely the entire way. they make it without loss. not a lot of evidence that the japanese knew they were flying at that particular time, but they made it. and macarthur later said the escape of a commander in chief and his party through a situation like this is unique in the annals of american history. frankly, i agree. it is one of the great adventure stories in the history of the united states military. macarthur gets to australia. he issues a statement, which has made him -- it was one of the more famous ones he made. the president of the united states ordered me to break through the japanese lines for the purpose of organizing the american offensive against japan. primary object of which is the relief of the philippines. i came through. and i shall return. that promise, to go back and liberate the philippines, would drive much of the war in the pacific. the war in the pacific, particularly in the

the punishment was actually abolished 10 years ago in the philippines. but its new president is now determined to bring it back. as part of his anti-drugs campaign, rodrigo duterte has made public calls for dealers to be assassinated. since then, over 3000 people have been murdered on the country's streets. reporter: this little girl in this coffin had nothing to do with drugs. danica garcia was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the 5-year-old from dagupan died from a bullet wound to the head. she is the youngest victim in the philippines' so-called war on drugs. gemma reys garcia: danica was sitting in the courtyard, when suddenly, two armed men came and

he moves to manila to build the philippine army. and live out his days in the philippines. fate has something different. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website. >> next, michael holt discusses his book, by one vote: the disputed presidential election of 1876. wins by a b. hayes single its world moved in 1876, in a contest that produced a higher voter turnout in u.s. history. this is about one hour. good morning. this is the 150th anniversary of abraham lincoln's first inaugural. it is very appropriate we should be talking about a civil war and post civil war topic today. it is a pleasure to welcome to the for him and introduce -- forum

to live out his days in the philippines. fate has something completely different in store. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs by visiting our website, c-span.org /history. this weekend on american history tv on c-span roman 3 colin calloway, a history professor at dartmouth college on native american history from the colonial era through westward expansion. whohese white folk presented themselves as allies and friends to the future are clearly our enemy. they are occupying our lands with troops, which we were fighting against. by cutting off and refusing gift giving, limiting trade with us, that is a declaration of hostile intent. america, then reel 1966 campaign between pat brown and ronald reagan. has turned mece inevitably toward the people for the answers to problems, instinctively. i put my faith in the private sector of the economy and believe in the people's ability to run their own affairs. >> in every category that tells whether or not california's economy is good is proven that we have done

nhk world, the philippines. >> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm cholaphansa narula in bangkok. >>> tokyo governor yuriko koike says the relocation of the city's famous tsukiji market will take at least one more year. the move was originally scheduled for this month. >> translator: if the overall safety is confirmed and negotiations with wholesalers are complete, we expect the move to take place in the winter of 2017 or spring of 2018. >> koike says if metropolitan government officials decide the site needs another environmental assessment, it will take an extra year. the governor postponed the relocation of tokyo's iconic food market in late august. there were environmental concerns because of a gas plant that once occupied the new site. it then emerged metropolitan officials did not take proper measures to contain contamination, and the timetable had been up in the air. >>> a panel from the cultural affairs agency has released a list of structures they want designated as tangible cultural properties. the 177 structures were selected from amon

the force included the philippine scouts, the philippine commonwealth army, the new philippine scouts, philippine civilians who served on a voluntary basis, and the guerrilla services who fought behind enemy lines throughout the war. over the course of the war, an estimated 57,000 filipinos in uniform perished and many more filipino civilians' lives were lost. despite this loyalty and tremendous sacrifice and the u.s. commitment to provide filipinos who served as part of the allied struggle with full veterans benefits, this promise was shamefully withdrawn by the rescission acts of 1946 at the close of the war. while a number of benefits have since been made available to the filipino veterans, we must continue to work to ensure that those who risk their lives to defend the united states and the free world are provided with the full benefits, honor and respect that they deserve. this legislation has the support of the veterans of foreign wars, the disabled american veterans, the american legion, the national federation of filipino american associations, and many other distinguished org

china then stopped blocking philippine ships from the waters. philippine government officials say by restarting the patrols they do not intend to heighten regional tensions. >>> scandal-plagued south korean president park geun-hye is facing increasing pressure to leave the governing saenuri party. the disaffection is coming from within the party as well as across the country. former chairman of the party, kim moo-sung, called for her to step away at a news conference on monday. kim is among its key members distancing themselves from park. >> translator: president park must abandon her party membership to take responsibility for the scandals. >> park tried to appoint kim byong-joon, a well-respected politician, to the post of prime minister, but the opposition rejected the idea. it said the president should withdraw the proposal and leave her party. south korean prosecutors detained two of park's former aides on sunday, adding to the pressure on the leader. this follows the arrest of her confidant choi soon-sil. four of the five presidents the co

in october was selected as the official philippines envoy to the united states. so at the same time as he is trumped business partner, he's a government official in the philippines. so -- and they are talking about doing projects beyond the one that they have already built outside of manila. what will trump's position be? how aggressive is he going to be in terms of pressing the philippines on human rights. if his business partner is the envoy to the united states. >> we should be clear here, the context is that the philippines under duterte who is the populist authoritarian figure there has launched this very savage war on drugs, the u.s. government trying to ratchet back it's support on the war on drugs there. this is a hot, front of mind issue between the two countries at this moment. >> it is. the state department is very critical of the killings going on in the philippines and what will a president who has a business partner who is the envoy from that country do when faced -- is he going to challenge his business partner or is he going to take a more sort of

one of them, the philippines. you introduce us to joseÉ e.b. antonio.is he and why is he important in this story? >> he is essentially the brand representative for the trump family in the philippines. often when they have major projects in certain countries, they have essentially a person who helps represent their whole business enterprise there. so he is in charge of building a major new skyscraper outside manila. so he is -- but the problem for donald trump and for the questions of potential conflicts is he was recently appointed by the president of the philippines to simultaneously serve as the philippines-ep voi to the united states. so here you have a guy who is the business partner of donald trump and the government official that is helping represent the government of the philippines and its relationship with the united states. and the philippines' relationship with the united states is a very complicated one right now. you've got a president who's ordered essentially the exjudicial killing of drug dealers in the country to crack down on crime. yo

the punishment was actually abolished 10 years ago in the philippines. but its new president is now determined to bring it back. as part of his anti-drugs campaign, rodrigo duterte has made public calls for dealers to be assassinated. since then, over 3000 people have been murdered on the country's streets. reporter: this little girl in this coffin had nothing to do with drugs. danica garcia was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. the 5-year-old from dagupan died from a bullet wound to the head. she is the youngest victim in the philippines' so-called war on drugs. gemma reys garcia: danica was sitting in the courtyard, when suddenly, two armed men came and shot at my husband. they got him in the stomach. he ran out back, and they followed him. that's where danica was shot and killed. reporter: the local river flooded and the family home is still under water. danica's grandfather, maximo, survived the floods and now lives in hiding. his name is apparently on a police watchlist. the hunt for presumed drug dealers goes on. since the end of june, m

the philippines self-made term "west philippine sea" when she referred to the south china sea in herpeech. vaval: if neitither candididates especially appealing to the chinese, at least a propaganda point or two can be scoreded. the same mandarin-n-language documentary extolled china's less democratic but morere orderly political stem through the voicice of an expert, ruan zongze ofof the china institutute of international studies. zongze: they have to choose the lesser of two evils. neither candidadate appeals to them and neitither of them m could do m f anything if they getet into ththe office, so they choosose t to votte. they giveve up the rit to vote. so we have s seen the voting r rate in the u.s. fall lower andnd lower. this is called a democratic deficit. val: the documentary ends asking questions we americans may be asking ourselves. trtranslator: a serious politicl election has turned into a wild pararty for all. memedia outlets have called d the u.s. elelectin a political reality show. behind the halo of f democracy, itt reflects the trends of polititical history, the risi

the welfare and the security of not the -- >> he said the philippines will allow malaysia and indonesia into it's territorial waters to pursue abu seyad. members of the militant group are believed to be holding more than 10 captives. last year they kidnapped four foreigners. they have pledged allegiance to the islamic state militant group. >>> the vietnamese government on thursday proposed scrapping plans to build its first nuclear powerplants citing financial concerns. the state media quoted a top legislator saying the government should call off the project for being too costly. the governor had plans to start building its first plant in the summer of 2014 with the help of the russian state nuclear firm. and it had elected a japanese consortium to develop a second nuclear prant plant in the same province. in 2009 the legislation approved the construction of the plants which would have a combined capacity of 4,000 megawatts. the construction was delayed several times after the 2011 fukishima nuclear accident. the government stressed that it would take sufficient time to approve the plan

and thousands take to the streets as the former dictator of the philippines is reburied with full military honors. good evening. as france gears up for a presidential election in just six months from now, seven hope. our competing this weekend in what will be the first of two rounds of u.s. style primaries. it being a three course race between nicolas sarkozy and former prime minister -- other four candidates all pulling at under 10% each. brown, who ise following developments north of france. this is what he told me. >> his speech has just come to an end. here's really laid out his program of what he intends to do and how he intends to enter his next quarter. he was a tell people the truth before the election, not after the election. outline in great detail how he plans to govern in the 100 days after that. also making a direct approach. not just in right-wing centrist voters. but also for those disappointed by the socialist government that would have voted for socialists in the past. the supportersid have been extremely confident on the surface at the very least. pollsm is of course thos

. >> is that a similar case in the philippines?got that trump tower in manila, it's almost finished. other resorts there. but the business partner he works with in the philippines is a special envoy in terms of an informal government role to the united states. and we know that the president of the philippines, he wants the american troops out of that country. so how does this not get thorny? >> yeah, that's a very complicated situation in the philippines. real tension between the united states and the philippines in recent months after the president has authorized the killings of drug dealers. he wants to combat crime. everyone wants to combat crime, but you usually have a trial before you execute someone. they have been executed drug dealers in the country. the state department has been extremely critical. human rights activists said they're violating human rights, and now donald trump is business partner with the envoy from the philippines to the united states. you wonder, well, can donald trump really go up against the president

how it has the impact on the economy played out for the philippines? a lot of capital flight when he said he was breaking up with the u.s., but economists are pretty happy. he is spending a lot on infrastructure, consumer demands up, soike it will stay economists see more than 6% growth, one of the fastest growing economies in asia, so all this bluster we hear every day, the headlines, people are still bullish on the philippines. rishaad: a lot of money has been pulled out. >> there are many ways this can go. some people say -- american businesses are saying are we welcome here anymore. members of his administration are trying to tamp that down. he also has commitments for chinese investment and infrastructure on that in. a lot of people are kind of wait and see. rishaad: thank you very much indeed. angie andt ahead, david will be around with the big stories on the day so far. what do you have for us? years of thinking it could cannibalize its own sales, releasing super mario run worldwide. will it go the way of the pokÉmon go craze? investors think so

marcos ruled the philippines with an iron hand for two decades until the mid-1980s. thousands of suspected communist rebels and political foes were allegedly killed under his regime. those close to him amassed huge fortunes. marcos was ousted in the people power revolt in 1986. he fled to hawaii and died there three years later. in early november, the philippines supreme court ruled that marcos' body could be interred at the heroes' cemetery. victims of human rights abuses during the marcos era had called on duterte to reconsider granting him that honor. >>> a festival in thailand's northern city sees people rid themselves of worry by lighting paper lanterns and releasing them into the sky. this year's event was especially poignant coming soon after the death of thailand's beloved king. nhk world reports. >> three, two, one! release your lanterns. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: a sea of lanterns float up into the night sky. the annual festival takes place on the full moon of the 12th month in the lunar calendar. according to thai folklore, the lanterns take wit

we put it on ships for the kids in the philippines. we've sent--this past summer, we sent 11 balikbayan boxes, 24" by 24" by 24", full of equipment, 11 in 45 days. damian: i'm sure you're taking donations also, whoever can donate equipment or whatever they can. juan sr.: we have a young man in atascadero, a little boy, i believe he's 10 years old. he's doing his own fundraising of equipment for us, 11 years old. we have--we just got a call from eureka, california, said they have 75 helmets for us. i mean, so, when we talk about equipment, you see me perk up. i don't know if you feel-- damian: no, that's it. well, next time you guys make a trip to italy, just let me know. maybe we'll find a news crew to kind of accompany you. juan sr.: oh, that'd be awesome. that'd be awesome. damian: it's baseball without borders foundation, and they're here locally--local. there is their web address for more information, and you can also dial that number and get ahold of them that way as well. thank you so much for what you're doing in spreading the w

these are critical times right now for piece in the philippines. thank you. >>: this was the last for today. this concludes our event. i just wanted to say congratulations again to all of the honorees who are here today. thank you for spending the afternoon with us. we have some amazing people in the filipino community. thank you all so much. and again congratulations. with that madam clerk let's go back to our agenda. >>: todays meeting will be /a /skwrourpbed -- /a /hreurb /a pen i can't -- tom hey den. >>: this brings us to the end of our agenda. >>: that concludes our business for today. thank you. >> okay good morning, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors budget & finance committee for wednesday, november 16, 2016, my name is that mark farrell and joined by supervisor katie tang want to thank nona melkonian and leo for covering the meeting swols linda wong the clerk madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee silence all electronic devices. completed speaker cards and documents to b

a very solid rally coming through in the philippines. faster economic growth in the third quarter than expected. upsidestray a, some there, up by .25% on the asx 200. created laste month, but unemployment still at 5.6%. the number of jobs created was weaker than what the market was looking for, that it is always a volatile series. bonds gaining today, particularly in the two, five, and 10 year notes in japan after the boj announced unlimited bond purchases after we did see yields job. it is the first time they have announced that they will purchase into the bond market since they announced that yield control on september 21, a tool they introduced to control that yield curve. the two-year, five year, and 10 year, so quite a bit of movement in the bond market today. asia's largest internet company says revenue grew faster than anticipated in the third quarter, tencent, and we are looking at what is driving sales here. spending essentially more to expand and grow revenue, so revenue increased by 52% to 5.9 billion dollars, and tencent inve

where he became one of the great artists in the history of the philippines. so it's interesting to me that our 28th president had a role in spurring the career of a philippine artist who went on to live until 1970s, 1980s and had an impact in his own country. that's the impact we have here. still, it's an amazing work, just the draping of the gown on the woman. the figure of the woman and the child looking off spot middle distance, presumably looking for peace, standing on rock under which you can see chains and crown and world war i helmet. symbolism but also a favorite piece of president wilson's. president wilson passed away in this house, in this room in 1924. his widow edith wilson lived here until remarkably 1961, 37 years after he passed. she left this house to the national trust for historic preservation to be a memorial to president wilson. over his bed, we can see a work of art. it's a textile painted on wood frame. it was presented to wilson during world war i by an italian artist when wilson was visiting new york city. it was a favorite piece of w

the philippine dollar, for the first time in eight years. airasia swung to profit in the revenuearter, with growth. net income was $79 million with factor at 87%. a six-point jump from the same period last year. biggest budget carrier also benefited from a 22% fueltion in its average costs and it made more from its sideline of leasing out its aircraft. at least 74 workers were killed when a power plant collapsed in eastern china. part of a tower crumbled. all but three of the people working on the plant died. two were injured. is missing.on china suffered several fatal recently, accidents blamed on corruption and pressure to boost production,

. >> president duterte the philippine leader already named mr. trump's business partner in manila as a special envoy to the united states. >> mr. trump has been tied to philippine real estate magazine nev jose anton qulo-- antonio who has been a pontd the country's enjoy-- envoy to the u.s. and he is also building trump towers manila in macati. >> look at, that the man who trump needs to build his towers in the philippines is coming to washington asking for favors in america. don't be shocked when trump goes against obama and says dut ert can go on killing people in the street because then trump will be like you're making a killing. i'm making a kill, we're good. being president of the united states is already the hardest job in the world. you don't need somebody distracted by picking curtains for his newest tower. and i picked curtains, that [bleep] is hard it is so hard because you have to pick more than the things and the space and there is the one that does that, and the, and if you gets hooks, and thing is falling, shi have got blinds! it it

philippines and thailand are both wavering. it will be a new ballgame.hould the u.s. -- have a world where the u.s. is retreating from their position on the global stage and china more than willing to step -- how dangerous is that? >> the great uncertainty around what trump really thinks is going to be there on day one if he wins. it will not reassure anybody in the region. rishaad: coming up, cash crunch. what is behind this chinese billionaire decision to cut his salary to $.15? ♪ haidi: up next, angie and dave will be around to update you on the big stories of the day. >> we are talking about china trade data, imports and exports all coming out. what does this mean for stabilization? is it in jeopardy? move, it will likely strengthen the dollar, weaken the yuan. what about a trump presidency for china? you can add trade shock to the list of risks for china. implications for a trump or clinton win. japan is watching the u.s. election closely. are yen traders bracing for any impacts question mark we will discuss that and a whole lot more in the next hou

the philippine peso falling to the dollar for the first time in 2008.a new word ringing in my ear: potential intervention. pleasure.been a more on stories and market movers in the asian second >> is what rpm here in hong kong there i am haidi lun with an update on the top story. asian currencies are at seven-year lows against the u.s. dollar. the philippine peso has fallen --t his due to the dollar past 50 to the dollar for the first time in a decade. indian officials have come out that the r.b.i. needs to take action to deal with the declines in the ruby. -- rupee. the you and also under pressure trying to fix for the first time since june 2008 after the dollar index rose to its highest

office--- three of the workers by jumping from the second floor.if it's proven that they violated --philippine immigration laws rules and regulation ---they will be charged and could face deportation. president-elect donald trump is putting opec on notice.the world oil conglomerate is meeting today in austria.it could be the group's last chance to control prices before trump takes office. trump has promised an "energy revolution" and that includes halting energy imports from opec nations. out-going vice president joe biden will be honored on senators from both sides of the political aisle.senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.... and senate minority leader harry reid are among the lawmakers who will be featured in the tribute. senator chris coons led the charge to honor biden.the tribute is scheduled for december 7th. coming up on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:disappearing post: why some ?status updates-- from facebook founder mark zuckerberg-- vanished from his feed! then -- "choose women" wednesday. giving ?boost to small business owners-- across the u- s... more live at daybreak is the

the philippines and the ceiling, a correction, entering a correction.ines continues to see of the biggest days of outflows yesterday going back to september. let's broaden this out. how much risk aversion is there? how riskhic measures aversion has changed over the past week or so. this when people are piling into safe havens, gold, yen, you do tend to see on hongike that vix kong, hang seng up. things that trend down, yields. yields and in jgb u.s. yields despite the fact that you had the fed signaling that december is a done deal. on 10 year treasuries are on the way down. that is fairly clear, not a lot of appetite for taking big bets. dollar-yen closer to 103 at the moment. -- dollar sold against the overnight. it is being sold off at the moment as well. pound sterling, up for a fifth straight day. 123. later on, there is a crucial vote taking place in the u.k., a panel of high level judges will determine or not whether theresa may can perceive -- proceed or does it have to go through parliament. that is a key vote. that weare telling us might see t

he was philippine artist in his 20s who was studying in the united states and had a day job, most of my artist friends had when he was young. in one of his regular patrons, he was the secretary to the first lady. and the artist had done this project as a art project, as a grad student and told the woman who was associated with the white house that he had done this in 1919, inspired by president wilson to bring peace to the world. it has the word tax enscribed here which means peace in spanish. and i've read they're coming to white house with this statute under his arm wrapped in a towel. in those days, one didn't encounter the secret service and he was announced and went into t oval office where he spent some time and presented this -- and we know that wilson lived in this house. he had this sculpture here or on a shelf in his library to the years to keep us here. the story is amazing it doesn't end there, wilson introduced to bernard in the summer recognize as some arts patron. also supporter of president wilson and helped support him in getting an education in rome, eventually a ph

. >> the obamas has a new ambassador to the philippines and has quite a task ahead of doug mcelway has more. >> sun kim, appointed by president obama in may, former ambassador to south korea, also served as a special representative for north korea policy. >> i'm thrilled to have the honor representing our country in the philippines, our oldest ally, and our most trusted friend anywhere. >> philippines president rodrigo duterte, has cursed at president obama and threatened to cut off military cooperation with the u.s. which would be a big blow to american presence in southeast asia. the administration is pressing forward with the long standing alliance. >> we will continue to cooperate in efforts to maintain peace and prosperity in the asia pacific region. >> duterte not holding back in his criticism against united states wednesday, in a profanity ladened tirade, after the u.s. backtracked on the sale of 26,000 rifles to his country. duterte saying he will see what his military recommends. >> russia they are inviting us, china also. >> china is open, anything you want. >> this latest ou

in the philippines, to be released in december. it is a miniseries.e will be announcing original content in multiple countries over the next few months ahead. rishaad: what about hong kong? any plans there? >> you never know. we do not have immediate plans for hong kong, but we do like the contents that plays in hong kong. there are many aspects of our content that is relevant to hong kong. you never know. look for great partners. if there are great companies that want to partner with us and expand into a region like hong kong, we welcome the invitation. rishaad: thank you very much. the chief executive of hooq joining us from singapore. coming up, the cash crunch in india is continuing. questions grow over modi's move. this is bloomberg. ♪ sports thedia biggest loss and asia unmade fears that the economy will be heard on high denomination bank loans. it is an anticorruption measure, we're going to get more from our correspondent. how bad are things? what are people saying? >> let's just say it is not looking pretty. for six days, the longest losing s

philippines up for the first time in nine days. fourberg has been down for straight days.oaching a key support level for taiwan, the 100 day average. blowing past the 50 day, there we go. hopefully don't hold. we will see what happens next week. not a lot of risk ahead of the big weekend on the table at the moment. things are being put aside until we get more certainty with a certain event in the u.s. next week. rishaad: a look at the business flash headlines. resuming his training day, suspended after reports that the u.s. division was planning to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. it will disclose more information as it becomes available. buyerspany began seeking after regulators in the u.s. and japan that ordered recalls that were already the biggest in the auto industry's history. shares of noble group under pressure, indeed. the 800 million dollars sale of its u.s. energy division. it will sell the company to the houston-based corporation. shares unchanged. the ssl is part of the planned to return to profitability, something the chairman said will take 1-2 yea

philippine shares jumped after gdp growth, 7% last quarter. it underscore the nation's resilience to global risks. he is planning a $160 billion infrastructure program. we can expect philippine gdp to expand police 6% over the next two years, among the fastest growing in the world. twoending the contract of senior executives in guinea. they are leaving. sayingued a statement, it is not prejudge any external investigation of the project. they said the pair failed to maintain code of conduct standards. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 1 -- more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 26 countries. opec nations and russia meet in qatar today, but iraq will not be there. there on a final campaign to meet in vienna on november 30. manus cranny is there. is this meeting going to be more about who is not there? it could well be. when we say they are not trading we have to be careful. iran and iraq are not sending their ministers. there is a phrase floating about , pre-diplomacy is that full throttle. there potentially meeting a

it was a large communist movement to take over the philippines. we have enough of a record of letting under the revolution someone that we thought was more right than he would be letting that person go and then winding up with it pure as simple as the alternative. and retain our friendship and help him right the wrongs we see. rather than throwing them to the wolves and then facing a communist power in the pacific. >> mr. president since the united states has two strategically important bases in the philippine will it constitute a threat to vital merge interests and if so what will you do about it? >> we have to look at what an overthrow there would mean and what the government will be that would follow. and that will be a severe blow to our abilities there in the pacific. >> what would you do about it. >> sorry you asked the follow up question. your rebuttal. >> perhaps in no area do we disagree more than this administration's policies on human rights. i went to the philippines as vice president pressed for human rights and made progress that had

you mention the philippines.hey have their own leader who people have likened to trump the cost a lot of investor anxiety. you mention the philippines. they have their own leader who people have likenedwhat are the? >> philippines is a strong domestic economy. hindsight, people say his swivel to china ahead of the elections is quite smart in hindsight. china is her biggest trade partner, absolutely dominant. it is becoming so important for the philippines economy. the domestic -- economy is doing well. joe: that was bloomberg's fx market analyst. scarlet: coming up, active money managers are happy. we will check the winners and losers. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: jpmorgan is said to have paid $200 million to settle into itsestigation china hiring probe and is said as quicklytled this as thursday. it hasn't happened yet. reporting indicates this is imminent. this is a settlement over its china hires. the allegations were that it hired children of chinese decision-makers to win business. joe: as quickly as thursd

the philippines.f this can be mind boggling. let's focus in on four big ones. the philippines. this is where he has a relationship with a philippine developer, jose antonio, his business partner. he was name a special envoy to the u.s. last month by the way. hold that thought. and they have a number of projects in the works. >> right. the mean thing here is that his business partner -- keep in mind the way trump makes his money is licensing his name. these are multimillion dollar deals. when the president of the philippines, duterte who is not a deep democrat by any stretch of the imagination taps trump's business partner to be the special envoy to the united states, that's the beginning of the wedge people. this is how the complication between business interests and political interests start getting entwined. it's already happening in realtime. >> one of the macro points that is important is that donald trump is keenly aware of what he doesn't have to worry about legally, as president. you know, the

in the works trump tower in the philippines, a $150 million tower licensing the trump maim. developer jose antonio flew to the work following the election for a meeting with trump and his children, and antonio the philippines a special trade envoy to the u.s., further blurring the lines between business and government, and then there's the trump towers project in istanbul. >> it's a tremendously successful job. it's called trump towers. >> last june the turkish president demanded the tower be taken down. in july after trump defended the right to crack down on the trump name ceased. trump admitted on breitbart radio the project could pose a problem. >> i have a little conflict of interest because i have a major building in istanbul. >> it was just one week after the election that trump took time to meet with indian business partners at trump tower, seen in this tweet later taken down. the scrutiny over his continued dealings is mounting. democrats now demanding the house committee on oversight and government reform his responsibilities as president calling his conflicts of in

andd will likely affect the philippines next week.. november is thee typhoon season for the philippines. in the past,, several november storms killed hundreds or thousands of people. we'll keep you p posted on the storm. now let's go to north america. we saw some heavy rainfall and also hail in the area from the southern plains into the great lakes region. there is a significant low pressure system and also front. the systemm will likely make i waway towards the south and eas. temperatures are cooling down back behind it. but ahead of the system, temperatures are expected to be on the warmer side. for example, washington, d.c., your high's going to be 27 degrees. 23 degrees in new york city on your thursday. but it looks like cold weather will likely come back soon. for example, washington, d.c. 27 on thursday, down to 15 degrees on your friday. new york city down to 12 degrees on your friday. so what a change in store for you. that's it for me now. up next is your three-day forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of genie: welcome to

you look at the philippines. you look at the president who is known as the philippine trump.ich brings me to jose antonio vargas. .ou were a reporter for years you were at "the washington post." you came out in a piece in "new york times" magazine saying you were an undocumented immigrant, something your employers did not know for many years. and now you have set up an organization to help people. donald trump started off by calling mexicans rapists and criminals. and has promised to this day to build a wall with mexico. your thoughts today? >> that organization is called the fight american.com. you will find we actually house the largest collection of undocumented immigrants online. i have to say this morning, i was looking at it and dust because i'm getting all of these textss and facebook messages from people were worried that bya from executive action the president, will get taken away by january. about 750,000 young people who have temporary status right now, donald, in school, and trump has said he will take that away. i want to add to what you said. i think this is imp