apparently receiving directions from outside of the philippines. however and that's exactly what they are what they are addressing making sure that this is contained within morrow we itself now the security situation in malawi city has prompted your government to impose two month martial law in the south how likely is it to be expanded nationally. know first and foremost the president is was ready ready cared that he wanted to address being focused in in mindanao in order to make sure that it doesn't spill over although the if there were these are happening in morrow we. there was a new purpose is to condemn it within mindanao and make sure that it does not spread into or into us or into zone which is the northern area that mr bally if recent histories and anything to go by if the other countries experience teaches anything these days a fair marriage and so you know martial law rarely seem to be imposed for just a short period of time turkey and france are just the most recent examples that this temporary measure has a tendency of becoming permanen

i'll be back to do that about half an ass time before that though the brutal anti drugs war in the philippines in the country's battle to defeat islamist extremism is next in will support. the few on bone in their village like my real age and do you want the kind of which i have for sure. you have to sell flour people think we do not to die people being hunting on. the pots we have being isolated because i was skinny. i don't see clear how to craft strive to do that anyway i always see. if it was good for today or tomorrow. you have team for one brief period of time and you know divorce immediately i think that's a. bad historical moment to be the least and it is very difficult to predict how things will be called. does she don't consume jail you've been talking to her the whole jellyfish deal in the sand on the horse and in that article who don't as i wonder what equals this tells me that. this would only be done to tell him to believe that those all would be men as this all is this is. the sitting on. the low. end of the incest. there. are. tons of welcome to worlds apart as it continues los

in a way, duterte—ism appears to be working for the philippines. but let me just talk about the much—hyped 15 billion or 2a billion deal with china. it is basically official development assistance. it is a loan that is again hinged on the passage of the tax reform plan, the tax reform bill that the economic managers of duterte are pushing. we in the senate do not have any plan of passing it because it is, again, inflationary and anti—poor. so we cannot afford to give additional burden to the public and the public appreciates that. yeah, what you didn't address was my point about the economic success. you have a 7% growth rate which is going to continue. just as a final point, i put it to you that for all of yourfears of what duterte means for the philippines, right now, viewed by many ordinary filipinos, this guy is doing a decentjob. well, that will change. as i mentioned, once more information will reach the ordinary filipinos, they will change that impression about duterte. i have seen it before. it may take a little while but it does happen. no

andi philippines, that the tide is changing. and i feel philippines, that the tide is changing.ng. and ifeel it. even though i am very vocal against duterte, i don't even fearfor i am very vocal against duterte, i don't even fear for my safety as far as the ordinary filipinos are concerned. a lot of them are starting to agree with what we have been saying. 0k, starting to agree with what we have been saying. ok, but look, the country is growing at pretty much 7% a year, which in the west would be regarded as a wonderful achievement. the world bank says it expects that growth curve to continue at least through 2019. mr duterte's done deals with chinese investors which suggests $15 billion worth of chinese investment is coming into your country. he has been crowing about the way in which, by realigning the philippines in terms of its diplomacy and outreach, it is now great friends with china, with russia and still has, of course, the security relationship with the united states. in a way, duterte — ism appears to be working for the philippines. well, on paper, as i mentioned, it m

expanding philippine economy has its challenges.improve infrastructure, and tackling the poverty gap. still, and is excited and optimistic about the future and so and optimistic about the future and so too is the philippines. but have a quick look at what the markets have been up to. they have been trading down following what was happening on wall street in europe, ben mckay and the hang seng are down and the story is in the currencies. a weakening of the dollar as it looks like more central banks are going to start tightening monetary policy and the dollar will be losing some of its appeal. both the euro and the stirling are up against the dollar. more on that throughout the morning. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and some of the team nurseries in england say local councils are failing to provide enough money to fund more free child care for 3— and 4—year—olds. from september, children will be eligible for 30 hours free nursery education if both parents are in work. but research by the national day nurseries association

and before we go, a bbc exclusive, the philippines central bank governor ta kes philippines central bankiew with foreign media as head of the bsb, nestojunior tells us of his priorities on monday on asia business report. and on the market put screens, asian markets are in negative territory, the nikkei is down 216 points and the all 0rdinaries losing around 9%. thank you so much for investing your time with us, have a productive friday! i'm rico hizon, goodbye for now. hallow, you're watching bbc news. women from northern ireland will no longer have to pay for abortions provided by the nhs in england. the concession was made by ministers to avoid a conservative rebellion in votes on the queen's speech. some campaign groups in northern ireland have welcomed the decision. among them are many women who've travelled to other parts of the uk in the past, where they've had to pay for terminations. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page has more on today's reaction. we said pro—choice, they say no choice! abortion may be an intensely personal issue, but in northern ireland, it's also highly contr

quite some distance from the philippines capital. connections per se between these two very different locations. in addition to that, you have the ongoing violence, wolf, of the government's war on drugs. it's claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people and that's a separate issue of violence that's been taking place. >> hold on a moment, ivan. one of our cnn philippines reporters is joining us. what are you learning, camille? >> reporter: tlm really a series of gunfire of what seems to be explosions coming from resorts world manila. we saw ten heavily armed members of the s.w.a.t. team entering the area. right now i believe they are engaging with a gunman inside right now and i'm huddled with police and other members of the media a block away from where the incident happened. there was a reported shooting incident on the second floor of the resort and casino past midnight. an employee says guests suddenly rushed out of the building. some of them jumped from the second floor just to escape and some of them said that there was a gunma

front page news in the philippines.eporter: the philippine star focuses on the group that has pledged allegiance to the islamic state, they are holding onto 20% of the island. that is an editorial applauds the president for being pragmatic and accepting the helping hand of the united states. there were some rough tethers between the philippines and the united states the past couple of years. the philippines remains one of the most pro-american countries. no amount of due care to -- duterte's rhetoric or donald trump will change that. the u.s. can help the philippines, and there is one key question, who is helping jihadis? article that focuses on what is going on. even in a city that looks like a ghost town from the fighters put up pace to fight. -- a spirited fight. they are handing down another weapon, who is arming the ? hadists unless they should shut down the network, they can rebuild their strength after they have been crushed. genie: and in france, the justice minister will present a much needed build to clean up

back to the story of the philippines. authorities are responding at the resort world manila, a popular hotel and casino and obviously a major city in the philippines. the resort is not releasing any information at this time, but there are reports of some tourists being injured. we emphasize reports. we're gathering what we can find out. trace gallagher is here with more. trace? >> reporter: keep in mind, jenna, it's 2:00 a.m. in the morning so the information is coming out very slowly. when you talk about resorts world manila, we're not just talking about one resort. this is shops, casinos, hotels and restaurants. there are four major hodels in this compound, including the marriott, the hilton opens the end of this year, other well-known venues. there are some 29 restaurants as well as 53 shops and a massive casino that makes up. it is directly across from the major airport in manila. if there is a place where europeans and americans would go, this is one of the venues they often visit. we have heard reports of gun fire,

this information is coming to us from cnn philippines. it happened just after midnight local time there. this is a casino that operates 24 hours a day. we don't have any reports of deaths or injuries. it's a developing situation. let me give you the backdrop here of this. this is a recent insurgence of what we've been seeing of anti-isis bombing campaign and isis militants in the philippines marking the terror group's first significant foot ho foothold outside the middle east. again, no confirmation exactly who is involved in this attack. i want to bring in ivan watson who is joining us from singapore. ivan, what are you seeing and learning? >> reporter: well, ana, this is still a very much developing situation and as you reported, as we're hearing from our sister network, cnn philippines, there's multiple gunfire and explosions that have taken place at a hotel complex in manilla near the airport. reports of people fleeing the scene. this complex has a number of hotels in it. it has a shopping mall and also a casino complex as well. we're

is the philippine government losing the siege?here, because they are could be to undermine the insurgency without speeding up the peace process. president duterte came into office, and very positively said he wanted to revive the peace process. but a law that recognises rights and autonomy for the people of mindanao, that's been stalled in congress. if he really wants to go after and undermined the jihadi movement, there has to be movement much faster on the peace agreement. but the maute group and the abu sayyaf gunmen that have laid the siege are being called bandits, but they are not really parts of the whole peace process? well, that is true. but you see, more and more young people from mandinao become attracted to groups like this if there is no alternative. so the muslim elite, they need to strike agreements with the government in order to do away with the disgruntlement and alienation. after all, it's centuries old, now. the marawi people have become a minority in their own territory, now, and they are demanding justice. wh

we all know that support to the philippine government. we continued support the modernization of the philippine armed forces to address the security challenges. during this challenging fight against terror, we will stand by the people of the philippines, and will continue to uphold our commitments to the philippines under the mutual defense treaty. our closest ally in the region, thailand, has been and will remain vital in challenging these threats. thailand has announced its intent to hold elections. we look forward to our longtime friend's return to democratic ofernance, and the expansion the military relationship, grounded in our everlasting confidence in the tahi people -- thai people. we are encouraging an interconnected region. these linkages are expanding, including, but independent of the united states. that is a development that we welcome. our second department of defense priority is to empower countries so that they can sec. mattis: their own peace and stability. the countries represented are obviously critical to strengthening

i think we all owe that support to the philippine government. we continue to support the modernization of the philippine armed forces to address the 's security challenges. during this challenging fight against terrorists, we will stand by the people of the philippines, and will continue to uphold our commitments to the philippines under the mutual defense treaty. our closest ally in the region, thailand, has been and will remain instrumental in challenging this range of regional threats. thailand has announced its intent to hold elections. we look forward to our longtime friend's return to democratic governance, and the expansion of -to-military relationship, grounded in our everlasting confidence in the thai people. we are encouraging an interconnected region. these linkages are expanding, including but also independent of the united states. that is a development that we welcome. besides a strengthening our alliances, our second department of defense priority is to region countries in the so that they can be stronger contributors to their own

the philippines reported 30 marines were killed in backlash. has been injured or killed? we seem to have lost him. that is a shame. unfortunately, we will have to move on. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: he was the original caped crusader. we look back at the life of adam west, batman from the 1960s tv series, who has died at the age of 88. the day the british liberated the falklands. they have began the task of disarming the enemy tonight. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbimania at its height. a man who has raised great hopes to end the division of europe. michaeljackson, not guilty of all charges. the screams of the crowd testa m e nt to charges. the screams of the crowd testament to their faith in his innocence and his popularity. as long as they will pay to go see me, i will go out there and keep them down the hills. what does it feel like to be the first man to cross the channel from your own power? marvellous. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: as theresa may tries to form a working government — northern

i asked him did the philippines need the assistance of the americans?ty to be able to really block off and shut down the networks of those who have pledged allegiance to is, who are operating in minder now. so this has been known for a long time to and the us and the philippines have long—standing agreements. —— mindanao. so when president thaiday called president obama a son of a hall, last year, and he is trained to diversify his own relationships last year, those agreements stand. —— duterte. —— son of a whore. when the ruckus broke out, it was known that the us had technical assistance for the fight and it was going to continue. despite this assistance, we are ready have 58 soldiers and 20 civilians being killed, and this it is in chaos. is the philippine government losing the siege? there isa government losing the siege? there is a big problem here, because they are could be to undermine the insurgency without speeding up the priest process. —— peace process. president duterte said he wanted to revive the peace process. but a law that recognises ri

in this video later capturened and distributed by the philippine military.ullah and oma, brothers who spent time living in the middle east. omar also taught english and preached sermons at this mosque and islamic school in indonesia. somewhere along the way, he also became a violent extremist. >> stressing the philippines, is a place to share fighters, skills, share ideas. and they share human -- human resporeses. >> it was very easy for us. >> reporter: this man is a former member of one of the philippines notorious jihadi groups. he said extremists have had decades to develop sophisticated senate smuggling networks. >> they can easily transport arms and money, very easily. >> reporter: in which countries? >> malaysia and philippines. >> reporter: the back door, the i linslands between the philipp and malaysia smuggling navigate using small boats. some of the foreign fighters battling here may have actually island-hopped their way here. recently the philippines, indonesia and malaysia announced plans for joint counterterror navy patrols and information shar

the us forces will provide technical support to philippine forces.c after a yacht race that set out from the uk was hit by a severe storm. 0ne boat sunk and several other crews had to abandon their vessels. a passenger cruise ship, the queen mary 2, was among boats that were drafted in to help the rescue. now on bbc news, dateline london with shaun ley.

philippine troops have struggled to oust the rebels, who took control of the city in may. of hostility towards washington by the philippines president, rodrigo duterte. more from our asia—pacific regional editor, michael bristow. after nearly three weeks of fighting, this is what's left of marawi. until insurgents took over, this lakeside city had a population of 200,000. most have fled, and now the streets are largely empty. the philippine army is having to battle through every house. 13 marines were killed in a 16 hour clash with rebels on friday. government soldiers are now, though, getting some help from a long—standing ally, the united states. to invite them in represents a change of heart by the philippine leader rodrigo duterte, who's spent most of his presidency criticising washington. according to an army spokesman, us troops are not fighting on the street, but providing technical support. the presence of the us counterparts facilitates the exchanges of intelligence, facilitates subject matter expert exchanges, and also provides training exchanges. despite governm

and i'm rico hizon in singapore, also on the programme we report from the southern philippines wheredreds of civilians remain trapped in the city of marawi, as the government fights to retake it from islamist militants it is clear that badly underestimated both the strength and the numbers of the insurgents. india launches its most powerful rocket — carrying the heaviest satellite its put into orbit. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. welcome to the programme, it's one in the morning here in london, where two of the three men who carried out saturday's terror attack in london have been named by police. 27—year—old khuram butt was a british pakistani living in east london and he had been known to police and mi5. the other attacker was thirty year old rachid redouane, also from east london. our home editor mark easton has more. they knew him. one of the three men who murdered seven people in london on saturday night was well known to police and mi5 as an extremist. documentary voiceover: the group display the black flag of islam. khura

the us forces will provide technical support to philippine forces.race that set out from the uk was hit by a severe storm. one boat sunk and several other crews had to abandon their vessels. let's. ..

we employ staff in the philippines, and if i can makea staff in the philippines, and if i can make aotype, the other aspect about what is tragic about this, the best people i have ever employed in the world. you have got a poorer country that probably does not have the same regulations as other countries in terms of fire exits and the like, it was not terror related or anything like that, anything else we have seen in the past two weeks of people dying. that is the additional tragedy. looking at president trump saying that the us is going to with all from the paris climate accord. he has said that there are more stringent conditions placed on the us rather than other countries. he says if he had stuck with what had been agreed, it would cost america jobs and money? i think it is a positive story, what has happened. because it is a donald trump story, i don't want him to accuse bbc news of fa ke i don't want him to accuse bbc news of fake news. let's stick with the fa cts . of fake news. let's stick with the facts. it is a great story because he has managed to unify the whole rest of

how did they get a foot hold in the philippines.duterte fighting the militants? >> well, they simply surprised the security agencies and government by mounting a lightning assault on may 23rd and fighting has raged to try to dislodge isis militants from the city of marawi for more than a m since, except for a brief respite on sunday when the military announced a cease-fire for eight hours for the muslim eid holiday. and with this brazen and audacious attack, they have really declared themselves to the philippines and the broader world that they are clearly trying to establish a foot hold in southeast asia. >> isis fighters battling street to street. not in the middle east but for the very first time in southeast asia. on may 23rd, these extremists lausted lau launched an assault on the city of marawi in the philippines. they burned a church and murdered prisoners. for a month the philippines military struggled and failed to recapture marawi even though they bomb is taly frdaily from . the government also declared marshal law here. s

the president then declared martial law across the southern philippines.n the form of religion to kill mainly innocent persons and to destroy for nothing. the fighting is going on but, of course it‘s winding up, but at the cost of so many soldiers also. marawi is a predominantly muslim city in an overwhelmingly catholic nation. the government says is‘s plan was to declare a caliphate in the region and, as the battle moves into its 27th day, the damage to the city is extensive, while more than 200,000 people have fled, now living in overcrowded evacuation centres. translation: i hope my husband gets out. i can‘t look after our children on my own. i keep fainting becuase i‘m so stressed. the government says it‘s only a matter of time before troops liberate the city, but the militants have stockpiled food and weapons, thought to be preparing for a long siege. sarah corker, bbc news. let‘s ta ke let‘s take a look at for more stories making the news now. three women have been killed in what the authorities in colombia say was a terrorist attack. the explosion o

those three countries are bangladesh, indonesia and the philippines. in bangladesh over the last couple years we've seen the insurgency, the isis brand really growing, and people who are opposed to the regime or people who espouse western values being assassinated. in indonesia as well there is a concern that isis could get a foothold there and that's exactly the same in the philippines. as you and matt both said, we need to be very cautious here. we don't know what's behind this. were it to be an islamist attack, that would be deeply, deeply concerning. because as isis loses its foothold in some countries like iraq and syria, if it gains footholds in more popular countries, we saw what happened in kabul yesterday, isis isn't being defeated simply because it's being driven out of mosul or raqqah. if it establishes itself in more rocco, a whole now ball game. >>> inky, can you tell us your last name and tell us what you're seeing on the ground? >> reporter: hi, most of the reports are from local networks and social media. what this confirms are there e

the president then declared martial law across the southern philippines.of the so—called religion who kill mainly innocent persons and to destroy for nothing. the fighting is going on but at the cost of so many soldiers. marawi is a predominantly muslim city in an overwhelmingly catholic nation. the government says ies‘s plan. the damage to the city is extensive. more than 200,000 people have fled, now living in overcrowded ebacc you are in centres. —— evacuation centres. coalition i can't look after my children on may own and my husband has died. keep fainting. —— on my young. the militants have stockpiled food and weapons, thought to be preparing for a long siege. sarah corker, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. nato says seven us service personnel have been wounded in an insider attack at an army base in the north of afghanistan. the attack happed at camp shaheen in the city of mazar—i—sharif. the afghan defence ministry said the attacker was an afghan soldier. more than 100,000 events have taken place across the u

police in the philippines say that the attack was a robbery, not terrorism. this puts an end to isis claim that its soldiers carried out the attack. (jr stone) police have arrested a woman they say injured a san mateo police officer by dragging him with her car during a robbery. on thursday police arrested 33- year-old allisa thomas in san francisco on may 25th authorities say an officer spotted thomas at a safeway grocery store on north delaware street in san mateoloading stolen alcohol into her car. when the officer grabbed thomas and told her to turn off the carshe hit the gasdragging him about 35 feet before he let go and hit the ground. he suffered minor injuries...and has made a full recovery. ( justine ) in the south bay... man has life threatening injuries tonight following a stabbing. san jose police tell kron 4 news the victim was found at the intersection of east st. john street and north fourth just before 6 p-m. few details are available other than the man was stabbed at least once. at this time police say no arrests have been made and they do no

our top stories: reports from the philippines say at least 3a people have died following an attack on a crowded casino in manila. president trump says he's pulling the united states out of the paris climate accord, calling it "an unfair agreement that would cost millions of american jobs." so we're getting out but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. the decision draws widespread condemnation from within the us and around the world. climate experts warn of deadly consequences for the environment. and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance — the drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews in the uk. and i'm rachel horne with the business news. while president trump walks away from the paris climate agreement, europe and china are expected to re—affirm their commitments and expand collaborations. hello and welcome to the programme. reports from the philippines say at least 3a bodies have been recovered from a casino in the capital manila, hours after it was attacked by a gunman. police and fire officials said most of the victi

national celebrations for independence day in the philippines.m city in an overwhelmingly catholic nation. here, the country's flag was raised for those soldiers and civilians killed in two weeks of fighting for control of the city. fighters loyal to islamic state aim to put the country's unity to the test. translation: today is independence day. this is an important and emotional day us maranao people, because we are fighting groups that want to rob us of our current state. thousands of philippine soldiers, advised by us special forces, remain locked in fierce combat. although locked in a pocket of the city, the whole south of the country is under martial law because of the islamist insurgency. the president knew, at the start of his term, that as their allies become more successful in syria and iraq, there will be looking for a land base, and indonesia, malaysia, and the philippines will be potential targets for them, you know? the military has struggled to defeat the gunmen, who've used pre—existing bombproof tunnels to entrench their position

look at the united states and philippines. the united states always figured we can go ahead and defend the philippines, we will send a fleet out against any aggressor or horror to the philippines. >> they control a large stretch of the central pacific. the other thing that happens after world war i is the washington naval conference, 1921. most people think in the aftermath of world war i. we have the league of nations. japan joins the league of nations, the united states does not. there will be a new era of peace. we will pass these naval treaties that limit ship construction. persuasive we limit the construction, somehow some way there ill with be peace. that doesn't happen. let me suggested to you as we do these landmarks as japan goes to a world power, the very fact that the naval conference in 1921, includes the united states, green britain and japan, even though the united states and green britain have 5-5 to a ratio of 3 naval supreme court with japan, the very fact that japan is on the world stage with those other two

celebrarate the philippines independence and to commemorate the fallen.vilians that in silence as the national flag was raised a few hundred meters away military planes continued their bombing operations over the besieged city. >> it pains us so much. our city has turned into a ghost town. >> filipino troops have been battling against hundreds of jihadist insurgents who overran my raleigh on may 23, fly in the black flag of the islamic state group. despite assistance from u.s. special forces the military has struggled to drive militants out. around 200,000 people have been displaced and 200 killed in three weeks of fighting. filipino president said sunday the attack on the country's ofgest muslim city was part a wider plot by the islamic state group to establish a base in the south of the philippines. it's come to my attention that the leader of the islamic hase group himself specifically ordered terrorists to target the philippines. >> authorities had said the , butine to liberate marry using hostages and pre-existing tall networks to entrench their posi

saidine states has we can defend the philippines. we can counter any kind of aggressor or harm towards the philippines, but now suddenly post-world war i, japan controls a large stretch of the central pacific. that happensng after world war i is the washington naval conference, 1921. think in the aftermath of world war i that we have the league of nations. japan joins the league of nations. the united states does not. there's going to be a new era of peace. we will pass these naval treaties that limit capital ship construction. if we limit tonnage and capital ship construction, there will be peace. that does not happen. let me suggest as we do these to aarks as japan grows world power, the very fact the washington naval conference in 1921 includes the united states, , evenbritain, and japan though the united states and navalbritain have superiority with the japan, the very fact japan is on the world stage with those other two powers is pretty significant. in the meantime, what has been happening in china? i 1927, i would suggest chin

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president who asked for help but the philippines army with the army brigadier general dilla saying to a.p. that we don't have good surveillance equipment so we asked the u.s. military for help now the philippine army stressed it was only the equipment and no boots on the ground however the pentagon said it's also sending an additional three hundred to five hundred u.s. troops to support regular training activities and note the details now the president know well it turned out he didn't until the help arrived. made an appeal as it didn't even know that the medic going to love him it was with . technical and president attorney did not say whether his military went over his head he only said that because of the longtime close ties between the u.s. and its ex colony is army has always been very pro-american and now almost a week after that pretty surprising admission we are learning from the president's spokesperson that he quote has accepted the situation at this stage frankly president their decision. very vulnerable that this speech he does not one who does not want the. unrest from hi

the philippines army has launched a fresh push to drive i still militants out of the southern city of. the military are deploying armored vehicles with warplanes conducting aerial bombing of the terrorists' fortified positions the fighting has entered a fifth week now claiming at least three hundred fifty lives. and the country's been receiving some international help u.s. military advisers are there to assist their philippine colleagues but it turns out president of ricotta turf hey never invited them arctic miguel francis santiago los at how the country's chain of command operates. so how where is president due to what's going on in his own country now you may recall that when deterred he became president last year he took quite a hostile stance towards the u.s. not an easy task considering you once wore a us colony. the. more you. know of the. economy today the turkey is battling eisel allied groups who invaded the south an island of mindanao and captured one of its largest cities and the u.s. military is there to providing assistance the u.s. embassy in manila claims that the phil

our top stories: reports from the philippines say more than 30 people have been killed after a gunman attacked a crowded casino in manila. storm clouds gather, as president trump withdraws the united states from the paris accord on climate change. so we're getting out, but we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. from within the us and around the world, widespread condemnation. climate experts warn of deadly consequences for the environment. and celebrating one of the great masters of the renaissance. he drawings of raphael go on show to rave reviews here in the uk. but first, as we go on air, it's been reported that 3a people have been killed at a casino in the philippines‘ capital, manila. local tv stations quoting fire protection services say most died from suffocation. our reporter sarah corker is here. this is a story we have been reporting for a couple of hours. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed to be settling down. it seemed there had been a gunman there, and there was no indication at first that many had died, as now seems evident? l

military advisers are there to assist their philippine cap colleagues but it turns out president about beagle to try to take the never invited them parties miguel francis santiago looks at how the country's chain of command. so how where is president due to take what's going on in his own country now you may recall that when detailed he became president last year he took quite a hostile stance towards the u.s. not an easy task considering you once wore a u.s. colony. the. board he. still should. admit it but it's going on today that turkey is battling eisel allied groups who invaded the south an island of mindanao and captured one of its largest cities and the u.s. military is there to providing assistance the u.s. embassy in manila claims that the philippines government requested the aid and apparently it wasn't the president who asked for help but the philippines army with the army brigadier general to do is saying to a.p. that we don't have good surveillance equipment so we asked the u.s. military for help now the philippine army stressed it was only the equipment and no boots on th

horizon is bringing jobs from the philippines back to the us.e companies likely to follow this example? it is early afternoon here and it is knockoff time for these call centre employees who often worked the night shift. most work for a company which lost a contract with verizon. jobs usually head on the other direction, but horizon is hiring 1000 workers in the us and they are taking the jobs from here. so with donald trump to blame? we were informed of an agreement he had where people in the us were demanding that they no longer out first. —— outsourced. when a call centre pulls out in the philippines we can get a job even though the pay is not the same. the company may transfer these workers onto other contacts but right now they are bracing forjob losses. verizon makes no suggestion that politics factors into the decision. are workers are nervous about a president who rails against us jobs heading overseas to the us president has his name on the building behind me and it casts a long shadow over this part of town. the president himself casts

an airstrike on islamist rebels in the southern philippines has killed 11 government troops. a major blow to the country's bid to end its biggest internal security crisis in years. coming up in business, we will be finding out what american businesses think of donald trump's doubt over the paris climate deal. first our top stories live from paris. ♪ genie: donald trump says he is set to announce today whether or not he will pull the u.s. out of the landmark harris agreement on climate change. the u.s. president notoriously once called climate change a hoax and made a promise to cancel the paris accord within his first 100 days. he has passed the 100 day mark already. links from the white house say he could carry out that promise starting today. donald trump has long been vocal about his climate change skepticism. repeatedly: global warming a made up byconcept the chinese to make u.s. manufacturing noncompetitive. tothe campaign he promised put american interests in the coal industry first and pull out of the legally binding global deal to fight climate change. the paris agree

the government has imposed marshal law over the entire philippines island of mendinou.minously, the counterterrorism experts i've been speaking with say this will be a magnet, a rallying cry for jihadists across the region. hey, it may be too hard to go fight in syria and iraq with isis, instead you can come to the philippines, struggled in on boats across networks of islands, and join secretary of state this the jungles there. a wake-up call to the region. the u.s. is providing special forces assistance and weapons to the philippines' military. >> 300,000 citizens fleeing. thank you. >>> a teenage girl on the mend after an incredible -- incredibly scary tall from an amusement park. it shows the 14-year-old girl dropping off the ride at the park. this happened saturday night. lucky for her, keen-eyed good samaritans spotted her dangling, they sprung into action, breaking her fall after she went plunging 25 feet down. thankfully the young lady not seriously injured, though it still is unclear exactly how she found herself in that precarious position. incredible. can you

chaos in manila, the capital of the philippines. gunshots and explosions ring out at a major hotel and casino play we will have an update shortly. first, a short time ago president trump dropping a climate deal bombshell. >> as of today, the united states will cease all implementation of the nonbinding paris accord and the draconian financial and economic burdens the agreement imposes on our country. this includes ending the implementation of the nationally determined contribution and, delay, the green climate fund which is costing the united states a vast fortun fortune. >> kat: i'm not surprised by this. it >> eric: no one should be. donald trump candidate ran on it, the anti-globalist agenda. this by definition is a globalist idea, the paris climate record. 195 countries. we will get in the specifics and a couple minutes but nobody should be surprised and don't be surprised also the coincidence of a brand-new stock market high on the day we pull out. pulling out of the paris accord is very, very good for american business bird we

breaking news out of the philippines.cy, quoting cnn in the philippines, has suggested that gunfire and explosions have been heard outside a very popular resort, the resort world hotel in the capital, manila. cnn philippines have but there is and their twitter feed. they say police, fire trucks and a swat team are in the area, resort world is a huge integrated resort with a casino, it's a big entertainment venue, and the hotel is popular with foreign visitors. in fa ct, is popular with foreign visitors. in fact, last year 175,000 british people visited that resort. and quite a few have been there this year. but reports of gunfire and explosions outside the resort in that capital, manila, that is the resort world hotel. some suggestion that maybe foreign tourists have been caught up in this incident. we don't know exactly what has happened but those reports are coming out in the last few minutes. any more on that, we will bring it to you when we get it. back to another developing story: climate change. president trump is a