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with organizations to push for the philippine human rights act and fight for the protection of the philippine schools. they are here to receive this award. [applause.] >> articulation of tonightism, connects the global, local stories of struggle, survival and strength to afflict others is a corner stone of studies. asian american studies department have touched the lives of thousands. we endeavor to honor her work this year. dr. alison. >> the university of san francisco has the philippino studies program which features a wide variety of programs. a strong sense of community through her classes fulfilling many students wishes to connect with culture through language. [applause.] >> in the year of the department's 50th anniversary the students at san francisco fought to keep a position vital to the department's growth. the actions were born out of community action and engagement. as department chair she endeavors to continue putting students at the forefront and supports their position as leaders, organizers, and advocates. [applause.] we would like to thank all of our student leaders an educa

it happened 2 days ago at the philippine millet . she, 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film a show that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r b share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply, although no one is hurt. basically, from the attack of, of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is to essentially back off and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea. it's many years now. i guess jimmy listens, we've been talking on this channel about specifically about the sprightly islands is, is there reemergence as a bone of contention between beijing and manila? is that an indicator that relations are going south? it's hard to predict because at this point, you know, this particular incident 2 days ago is basically seen as possibly the next security flash point. the 2nd on my soul is a soul that is manned by marines. like i said in the grounded ship, there are

that territory well within the control of the philippines. it is well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines under the will cause. but it is also claimed by g, b, j, as part of it is 9 dash line. and there are growing concerns here that the 2nd thought machine might end up like the scarborough show, which was also forcibly seized by china in 2012. but many analysts also believe that that's going to be much harder. that's because the 2nd commercial under the b r b sharon magic is literally meant by philippine marine soldiers at the moment. jamila, thank you. all right, talk for a short break here now to sierra when we come back, defense lawyers in the u. s. asked for a mistrial in the case of a teenager accused of killing to people of racial justice printers and extreme flooding. its parts of western canada authorities. one does more rain to come for that service. ah, ah, look forward to skies with sponsored point cutoff at ways. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across south asia. it's been a divided picture for muc

embassy by the philippine government, through the department, the foreign affairs. but this particular incident is seen as an escalate tore attack described by defense analysts. that's because they say the actions of, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago as the philippine military, 2 boats were actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film a shawl. that's where a grounded ship is actually in place. the b r p. sharon magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply, although no one is hurt basically from the attack of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is to essentially back off and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea, a state of emergency as an effect in the canadian province of british columbia, after heavy rainfall triggered flooding and mud slides, highways and bridges have been cut off. at least one person has died. jodi vance as more from vancouver. for almost a week, thousands of canadians have been

it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film a show that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r p share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply. although no one is hurt basically from the attack of, of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them it's essentially back off. and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the area. it controls in the south china sea. china is foreign ministries responded saying it's coast guard, acted within the law to safeguard its sovereignty. it says the philippines ships crossed into its territorial waters without chinese consent. but the situation is generally peaceful in china and the philippines maintain their communications to afghanistan with a decade, helen providence was on the front line of the country's conflict. now groups of trying to clear away farms and land mines left over from the war to prevent more people being ki

it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd through my soul. that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r p share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply. although no one is hurt basically from the attack of, of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is to essentially back off. and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea, china's foreign ministry has responded saying it's coast guard, acted within the law to safe guarded, so frenzy. it says the philippine ships cross into its territorial waters without chinese consent. still has on al jazeera phoenix on stay hot, as they, when that 10th came in a low fan out, we'll have that story for you after the break. ah, mother nature's gift of cold full landscapes, a strong infrastructure governance arising where investments are waiting to flourish, with even supplied by tradit

it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film. so that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r piece chair, a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply, although no one is hurt basically from the attack of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is that essentially back off and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea. taiwan is deployed $64.00 upgraded japs as it steps up. its defense capabilities in the face of continuing threats from china ah, the f. 16 v. as the most advanced version of the aircraft president, sighing when commission to meant to service. so they show the strength of time warms corporation with the u. s. defense industry. taiwan status has become a major point of tension in the us. china relationship. aging sees the other, does a breakaway province to be reunited with the mainland. that of the women'

, the philippine military, the coast guard. and all of these are government agencies to do what it needs to do in the territories it controls in the south china sea. now this happens at a time, of course, when, you know, growing tensions in the south, china as he continues to escalate. partly because of the continued expansion of china in disputed areas, territories, and reeves. now the 2nd thomas shoal is actually a shawl controlled by the philippines. part are well within the exclusive economic zone of the philippines bays and cause loss and is also claimed by b. jing, according to its own 9 dash kline narrative. now that claim peter has already been disputed. the hague has already ruled that claim as invalid. but it hasn't stopped china from continuing its expansion in the south china sea. okay. jamila will leave it there many. thanks, jim. and i think dawn jones life from the bureau in manila to activist the jew in bangkok, court reverts on whether their bail will be revoked. it follows a ruling last week that speech is at

it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd film, a soul. that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r b share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply. although no one is hurt basically from the attack of, of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them it's essentially back off. and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea. a state of emergency is an effect in the canadian province of british columbia. after heavy rainfall triggered flooding of mud slides, roads and bridges have been cut off. at least one person has died. jody vance reports from cooper. for almost a week, thousands of canadians have been stranded, forced to evacuate or left without a home to return to for steve booth. the record breaking rain in british columbia turned a typical weekend commute into what feels like an unending ordeal. we've got overnight i

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it happened 2 days ago as the philippine millet . she 2 boats are actually on its way to a supply mission. to the 2nd though, michelle, that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r p. share a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply. although no one is hurt basically from the attack of, of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is to essentially back off. and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea fella roost setup shelters for some of the migrants and refugees stuck on the border with poland, where thousands have been living and make shift camps it comes a day after polish police use tear gas and stun grenades to stop people trying to cross as they bake reports from the board, lining up to get some sustenance. i'll just say often these refugees and by the russian troops in the britsky area near the polish border, bella ruth has in recent days, stepped up attempts to show its treating peopl

embassy by the philippine government, through the department. the foreign affairs, but this particular incident is seen as an escalator, tory attack described by defense analysts. that's because these see the actions of over, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago as the philippine military, 2 boats were actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd thaw muscle. that's where grounded ship is actually in place. the b r piece chair, a magic where they're actually philippine marines expecting for this supply, although no one is hurt. basically from the attack of china. what basically the department of foreign affairs is telling them is to essentially back off and that the philippines is free to do whatever it needs to do in the areas it controls in the south china sea. taiwan is deployed. 64 upgraded jets as it steps up, its defense capabilities and the face of continuing threats from china ah, the f. 16 v. as the most advanced version of the aircraft president sighing when commissioned them into service. saying that they sh

she is headed back to the philippines. she is a spokesperson for youth advocates for climate action philippines and an organizer of fridays for future. let's begin with you. your response to the summit? >> honestly, the summit was the trail. it is painful for me knowing the philippines such vulnerable country for the climate crisis and we know year after year and month after month with climate impacts and all the world leaders are talking about five to 10 years from now, all they're doing is pointing fingers and erasing the kind ability they have. the ongoing explication of the global market has been no real progress in terms of loss and damages d adaptation. and not in terms of drastic carbon cuts as we see -- [indiscernible] an excuse to keep business as usual. killing people today. amy: can you talk about who actually shaped this agreement? activists who could get to glasgow, many say it was the right is -- widest and most privilege she had vaccine apartheid in the midst of the pandemic. but who is this serving and who

. >> the philippines is one of the most vulnerable. there the biggest -- finding the most fossil fuel companies in a country ravaged by typhoons. we are here at their doorstep to demand justice. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in your election news, republican glenn youngkin has defeated democrat and former governor terry mcauliffe in virginia's closely watched gubernatorial election, which was considered a bellwether for next year's midterms. the win comes one year after virginians voted for president biden over trump by a margin of 10%. youngkin, former ceo of the carlyle group private equity firm, said he would support reinstating some abortion restrictions in virginia, opposes teaching critical race theory in schools, and has opposed school mask and covid vaccine mandates. republicans have also flipped several seats in virginia's house of delegates and could retake control of the chamber, though final results have not yet been called. new jer

that suggested it's more about personalities than, than parties in the philippines. how is that contest likely to play out with father and daughter competing against each other? yes, definitely. i mean, the, the philippines have a history of, you know, very important family names and political families, clients and dynasties being involved in politics for decades. so i think it's on the one hand it's, it's, of course, a very, you know, interesting set up a father against a daughter, but it's not a surprise proceed because, you know, very important families are running the country. the province is several towns for many, many years already. but what does this mean for the developmental, the lack of it when it comes to democracy and freedom of speech? how, how worrying is this? well of course, i mean there is some studies also by leading academics in manila that make a connection between political dynasties and challenges to development and governance and so forth. and if you look at some of the most poorest areas of the philippines, we do see correlation to political

with organizations to push for the philippine human rights act and fight for the protection of the philippine schools. they are here to receive this award. [applause.] >> articulation of tonightism, connects the global, local stories of struggle, survival and strength to afflict others is a corner stone of studies. asian american studies department have touched the lives of thousands. we endeavor to honor her work this year. dr. alison. >> the university of san francisco has the philippino studies program which features a wide variety of programs. a strong sense of community through her classes fulfilling many students wishes to connect with culture through language. [applause.] >> in the year of the department's 50th anniversary the students at san francisco fought to keep a position vital to the department's growth. the actions were born out of community action and engagement. as department chair she endeavors to continue putting students at the forefront and supports their position as leaders, organizers, and advocates. [applause.] we would like to thank all of our student leaders an educa

the philippines is thankful. applause thank you, the philippines, have your intervention.oor. thank you, mr president, excellencies. nigeria would also like to— excellencies. nigeria would also like tojoin others excellencies. nigeria would also like to join others to thank you and your team — like to join others to thank you and your team for the efforts to guide this cop26 to a reasonable conclusion and, we hope, an equitable _ conclusion and, we hope, an equitable one. we would like to support— equitable one. we would like to support the earlier statement by guinea _ support the earlier statement by guinea on— support the earlier statement by guinea on behalf of the g7's seven and china — guinea on behalf of the g7's seven and china and other members of the group, _ and china and other members of the group, particularly we would like to support— group, particularly we would like to support the interventions by india and south — support the interventions by india and south africa, concerning paragraph 36 of the document being deliberated upon. we, like others, look forwa

how does that apply to japan and the philippines? that's with china want is a kind of like instead of fighting everybody basically taken a few of these guys and the message goes around look, sometimes you're going to be put under the hot microscope and it will go poorly for you. the americans will talk a big game but magical. it's better to cut a deal. that's a very real possibility. at cutting remark about the ties fairly or not but he said they bend before the wind blows. it's an expression that applies to almost pre-much every country, which is they will see where the wind is going and if they think they're going to be left out to dry a will cut a deal. >> so, as the united states puts its strategies together to determine that kind of attack, deterrence theory, which i'm not a scholar, canada divides itself into these thoughts about deterrence by punishment, applying as more punishment than it at you can withstand and get them to deter, and then deterrence by denial. denying an objective, , the objectives of the enemy. your book e

she's the first nobel laureate from the philippines. she shares the prize with a russian investigative journalist . a movie scene as an endorsement of free speech rights worldwide. she has face setbacks and legal action for scrutiny of the philippines government with her website. >> we are very concerned about the travel restrictions placed on the government of the philippines preventing her from traveling in person to receive the nobel peace prize. we encourage the government of the philippines to allow her to travel to oslo. anchor: twitter cofounder jack dorsey has stepped down as ceo. he faced internal questions to reside -- to resign and will be replaced by the chief technology officer. in a statement on twitter, he said it was finally time to leave. reporter: jack dorsey has been at the helm in some form or another from 2006 when the company started. he stepped down for a while and was put back on. he has been under pressure since last year to go after some major shareholders raised questions about whether or not he should still b

as a way of saying, yeah, philippines is invited. look who speaks for the philippines. rushes not invited, but how about inviting somebody from the democratic opposition to speak for russian society? oh, by the way, i have to go back us. so is there any sense that the administration is doing it? i have not heard that there. i think they are. i don't know for sure. at least you know, they'd better be i have there is still, i don't think the agenda is really set. i mean, the guest list might have got out. i mean, this is in a company we yeah, it's still trying to figure out what they want to do. and i think dan makes it really important point, right. is this just going to be and i think it goes to the whole organizing idea of what we're talking about and whether this should be what kind of conference that should be. should this be a bunch of leaders getting together and making a big declaration and we're all standing by democracy, or should this be trying to find a highlighting people who are fighting for demography and be, as david sa

we urge the government of the philippines to immediately withdraw any such restrictions and allow her to travel to our school. twitter a co founder jack dorsey has stepped down as c. e o. dorsey faced internal question to resign and survive to invest a bit to asked him last year. he'll be placed by the chief technology officer in a statement on twitter doors. he said it was finally time to leave. kristen salumi has more for new york. jack dorsey has been at the helm in some form or another from 2006 when the company started. he stepped down for a while he was put back on. he's been under pressure though since last year to go after some major shareholders raised questions about whether or not he should still be the ceo of twitter, while at the same time serving as the ceo of another digital payment company square . so the pressure was mounting on him. dorsey also faced criticism from politicians, particularly on the right after donald trump. president donald trump was kicked off of the platform that was in response to the january 6 capital riot. and the company said that he was a risk

philippines 100 miles from taiwan, vietnam is a neighbor, et cetera. in a vacuum the chinese are probably go to care more than we are. something i talk about, that's actually, we can actually manipulate that and we should, so that we do end up caring more, but the word manipulate is not right. we should plan in a way that makes it more our favor. but the-- given how far we're talking about and most americans never been to taiwan and probably don't know anyone why taiwan. a strategy of denial is better because it asks less in terms of suffering and our sacrifices, hopefully because denial is taking that sword out of the other guy's hands. the punishment strategies, usually they don't work as well because people will often resist giving up something they care about even under pressure, but also because, if you inflict punishment on something, it's one thing if the other guy doesn't have to inflict punishment back to you. china does in a big way, they can turn off sanctions and tik tok and conventional strikes on them and nuclear strikes on the homeland a

in particular if china goes after taiwan and then the philippines will get the message so it's credibilityportant in particular way and the ramifications that is catastrophically to handle the people can tell a difference and taiwan but if you are in japan i what he was a neighbor. >> i think you can see this from taiwan and vice versa. if the americans basically say we cannot do well enough to have taiwan because the chinese are too strong, then how does that apply to japan? that is what china wants. instead of fighting everybody take down a few and then the message goes around you will be put under the hot microscope they will talk to gain but let you go so cut a deal. it's better to cut a deal with the chinese. that's a very real possibility traffic he are put on low you can plug i'm at the battery back think it and they will cut a deal and then as united states puts itie strategies together to deter that kind of attack but i have a perfect shield and of course these are mutually exclusive and they do leave punishment at the highest levels but i am is much better and it is particularly

and for the philippines, it's 4 times the philippines accounts for less than one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. but it's among countries most at risk from the impacts of climate change and like other poor nations at risk. the philippines says finance from wealthy con cheese is essential to deliver on their climate plan for the board . president rodrigo the 3rd to says that the poor are always playing catch up with a rich, with no hope of ever succeeding. in closing the gap, he says that's because developed countries who remained the biggest supporters choose to do business as usual. develop boundaries must world via the long standing commitment to climate financing, technology transfer, and capacity building. in the developing, we're, this is a moral obligation that cannot be avoided. or yell cortes says he may not fully understand the science behind climate change, but he lives with its effects. every day, jim l as in dog and al jazeera manila, we humans mission and central african republic has acute security forces of opening fire on unarmed peacekeepers. the u. n says egyptian

family integrated from the philippines. i was born and raised in the philippines. after living here a few years after college i started working in the corporate world and realized i needed to reconnect to my roots because as we were growing up here in san francisco after we first integrated, my -- immigrated. after graduation from college i really wanted to reconnect with my roots. i became a volunteer and started reaching out to give back to the community to relearn my language and roots. as i found this non-profit organization called the philippine architects position. i volunteered there. i am a graphic and designer. i do posters for the festival. year after year they invited me to come back until i became the president of the organization. now after being a volunteer for 20 years i am serving as president of the non-profit and leading a team of 200 volunteer to produce the annual festival. the largest philippine cultural celebration in the country bringing together community stakeholders, exhibiters, performing artists, cultural torchbearers in celebration of t

free arrest is the 1st nobel laureate, from the philippines. she is receiving the award for her push for freedom of speech with her news website rattler. her supporters, a reza has failed backs and legal action for her scrutiny of various policies of the government. the candidates who philippine presidents, rodrigo, the territory wants to replace him, has quit. the 2022 rates. local media reporting sen, christopher bongo has said, he was not prepared for the candidacy. the territory is running for senator and his daughter is running for vice president. on jurors could be getting its 1st female presidents officer left during candidates, jamara castro claim victory in sunday's election. castro has a commanding lead against the governing party. rival vote counts and continues. if she's confirmed in winter, this would be the left return to power after a 12 year absence that followed the thing of her husband and a crew in 2009 or campaigning for a gamble. presidential election is in its final days. the country has seen a significant improvement and

the exception here is the philippines.has been a story of weak recovery, and even though strong gdp numbers output levels at 6% lower than -- 6% lower than pre-pandemic. some recovery, but not as strong as the others. it has inflation that is well above target for several months now. i think it will continue to be the case, giving -- given surging energy prices and the rest of the cpi basket. i think it's a fairly tough environment for policymakers and these things in particular. david: what can and should they do? because, consumption, we are back, but it is one off and you get the inflationary effects coming through, what does 2020 to look like for you? >> so the sustainability of the recovery in q3 still remains a big question mark for me. two things. one, we have been saying all along, the fiscal support measures, relative to what we see in other neighbors is really pretty low, and it will pick up, but i don't think structure is enough. and number two, the fascination, pace has been lagging. so i think early november,

may i speak to miss janelle tan, she is from youth advocates for climate action, philippines. she joins us from glasgow. thanks very much, the vote for being with us. so what's your impression of the current progress that was made on, on this, on these meetings that are supposed to be all about trying to find the, the, the funding to help countries adapt to climate change? i think it's still my enough clearly is so called leaders aren't understanding that the claim because it's already happening today. and so we need that finance today. in 2009 president, former president obama pledged the $100000000000.00 us dollar climate finance for countries in the global south in 2009. that was the same year that they will get. santa devastated the philippines and i 1st experienced that very real fear of grounding in my own bedroom and my whole being washed away by the floods and these scenes of typhoons washing away for homes by thousands and people be scattered, rooftop. it's still happening in the philippines today, and today we still don't have that $100000000000.00 us dollars per yea

but he said, well, i'll just see down when a site is still a head on al jazeera philippine president rodrigo, the territory says he's running and next year's election will tell you why his family for be an issue. new delhi small heads level so unhealthy. millions of students on workers are told to stay at home. hello spot. in the rainy season, this looks about right. a huge number of shares throughout indonesia. there's been a focus. there was a focus of the heaviest of java and bornea. typically, sumatra looks dry from singapore northwards that heavy rain and unusually far north . we seen flooding in bangkok we might see some mold. same is true in cambodia and more ordinarily in viet nam, jumping. sas out spring, we had a blast of antarctic care in tasmania it's snowed in tasmania, which is a little unusual. this time the even though is up in mount washington. that code is going across the tasman see to new zealand, they're leaving a rash, a shower behind for victoria, only 16 in melbourne about light in adelaide, pests a bit better, but it's clouding up here. goodbye west australia

the chinese coast guard is set to block the philippine ships on fire water cannon. the canadian air force has been deployed to british columbia to help clear blocked roads after flooding in the province. canada's biggest port has been cut off, and thousands of people are stranded. at least one person is dead. the speaker of libya, the hands of representatives is standing next month presidential election. a good seller has led the eastern parliament since 2014. he joins high profile candidates, including the warlord holly for half, and the son of the country's late dictator monk adolphe bella rose to set up shelters for migrants and refugees stranded on the border with poland. thousands of people trying to reach the e. you have been living and make ship camps block accuses minns of sending them deliberately, fellows denies about accusation. the news continued here on out of the year after iraq's last generation. i will see you very soon. the moment, bye bye. this is al jazeera, it's november the 15th day, one of the new era and television news. if you have known that

do you know the philippines has a very young population. be, should be the concern. in the next problem. you are with bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: and plastic fantastic — that's the message from morrisons as it invests in its own recycling facility. we speak to the man in charge. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election, and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself in to police in santa barbara. it was the biggest i demonstration so far of the fast—growing _ european anti—nuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it's opening the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, - one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. - 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, i which has caused

that's just in the philippines. that's something we need to fix.not be a simple climate negotiation produce outcome. this is about people, about lives, and within a pandemic. studies have shown that air quality is responsible for about 15% of covid-related deaths. if our air quality is bad, our health is bad, as well. and the pandemic will simply worsen. more importantly, if a country cannot -- continues to ignore the fact that 23% of gdp is equivalent of neglecting our air quality standards, we cannot be held to international treaties. domestically populations in indonesia, thailand, in vietnam, and the philippines need to step up and make our own governments accountable. >> we need to step up and address the climate crisis. there's so much at stake. thank you so much for your work. thank you for joining us here on cnn newsroom. >>> it's been almost two weeks since doctors told her to rest following a one-night stint in hospital. but the public should get its first glimpse of queen elizabeth in a while. a live report from london next on "cnn newsr

still ahead, philippine president rodrigo duterte is not ready to leave politics. we will tell you what his plans are. new delhi's smog hits levels so unhealthy, millions of students and workers are told to stay home. >> look forward to brighter skies. the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. >> it is snowing in mongolia, not anywhere else in east asia that i can find. the forecast gives a few rain showers in honshu. temperatures average in beijing and a bit of rain in the south of china, more than normal but not too bad. the snow just about gets through mongolia, leaves ulan bator with a high of zero degrees. it is not coming south. the wet season is well underway with the threat of more flooding in jakarta. probably borneo. maybe singapore. sumatra starting to get wet again by wednesday. what's been happening on the bay of bengal has gone quiet. there is significant rain trying to form. the western side of the plateau, this thing might develop into a circulation, going up towards goa. taking you to thursday, this is not normal. if this circulation keeps going nor

and for the philippines, it's part time size. oh, full of beans accounts for less than one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions . but it's among countries most at risk from the impacts of climate change and like other poor nations at risk. the philippines says finance from wealthy con she's is essential to deliver on their climate plans for the poor president rodrigo, the 3rd to says the poor are always playing catch up with the rich with no hope of ever succeeding. in closing the gap, he says that's because developed countries who remained the biggest supporters choose to do business. as usual, develop boundaries must, will build a longstanding commitment of climate financing technology transfer capacity building in the developing were, this is immoral obligation that cannot be avoided or yell cortes says he may not fully understand the science behind climate change. but he lives with its effects every day. jim l as in dog and al jazeera manila al jr, it says 3 of its nationals have been killed in a strike. says the attack