take advantage of the fact that the philippine army and the philippine forces.uh, hmm the filipino department of the interior can't handle this problem americans. so they sent over 3,000 of their e, four thousand. sorry 4,000 of your own. uh, military personnel are counter- terrorism specialists. eh, and thus. eh, how to say e gave them a really significant help. in short, uh, but uh, is this the leverage that uh, well, influenced internal situations in na philippines i think that most of the philippines have solved this problem themselves. and the participation of the united states of america and the involvement of american uh, forces uh to solve internal problems uh, which means that uh was additional for the philippines, as it were, a means of solving its internal problems, nevertheless , the us military actions in the philippines were presented by the filipino himself and the world community in in an exceptionally positive way, the americans are generally distinguished by the fact that, uh, they are superbly promoting their actions in this situation in the p

and you know, this phrase we use in the philippines never again, except in the philippines were back again. again, it happened. what do you think the role of personal responsibility for voters is like in this day and age? does that even exist? we used to have this adage, you know, you get the government that you deserve. is that, is that true? no longer unfortunately, i mean in the philippines, this isn't to be that we have great. is it the fault of our people who were manipulated, enabled by facebook, manipulated by power? you go into the poorest areas of manila, the capital in the philippines. and you know, we talked to some of these people who voted for mark was one of them is a mother whose son was killed in the drug war. and you know, many of them believed that that if they voted for marcos, they would get gold and you know, i reporter out. so why? oh, i watched it on youtube when fact inspection merge and lies become facts that a totalitarian winds a dictator winds. because the way you control people is by controlling their sense of reality. in the book, i talk about an end to

luzon, the largest island in the philippines, is home to the banaue rice terraces.site was carved into the mountainside more than 2,000 years ago using traditional hand tools and techniques. visitors can hike or take guided tours to explore the terraces and learn more about the indigenous people who built them. still to come on the travel show: they're half man and half drone. this arm here? oh, isee! i find out if the human drones are the next social media sensation. and taking a dip with the stingless jellyfish. this jellyfish sanctuary has millions upon millions of jellyfish. so, don't go away. this is mountain view, one of the most sought—after photo spots in siargao, and also home to the human drones. wearing sports—style jerseys with their names emblazoned on the back, these guys use their best moves to mimic those of a state—of—the—art drone for tourists�* social media accounts, all while trying to avoid oncoming traffic. and the results have gone viral. originally, they would come here to sell bamboo straws to tourists but recently, they discovered that visi

the philippines _ other bounce back. the philippines is _ other bounce back.ippines is made up| other bounce back. the philippines is made up of over 7000 island surrounded by seas that are heating up. and this, scientists say, puts the nation at a greater risk from climate change. supertyphoon at a greater risk from climate change. super typhoon 0dette sadly claimed around 20 lives in siargao. though many believe if it wasn't for the mangroves that cover 50% of the island's coastline, more lives could have been lost.— have been lost. oh, it's vitally important, i have been lost. oh, it's vitally important, it i have been lost. oh, it's vitally important, it is l have been lost. oh, it's. vitally important, it is the heartbeat of the island. without the mangroves, the island would be exposed to natural disasters like typhoons and tsunamis and storm surges. which is a regular occurrence in the philippines. this february _ in the philippines. this february the _ in the philippines. this. february the philippines government recognise siargao's mangrove forest of

it's not true of the philippines or japan. there are no seris territorial disputes between japan and china in the philippines. to call taiwan a trampoline on par with japanese aggression in the pacific war i think is mistaken. they speak chinese in taiwan. they don't speak chinese in the philippines. we need to treat taiwan as an isolated case. i think we realize it probably not defensible but that doesn't mean we don't have a good defensible position. guest: i didn't use the word trampoline, you did. we could live in a world in which the arguments were in -- were compelling that the military old up is limited. that's not the world in which we live. look at the military bases they ilt bend taiwan. some are larger th the district up columbia. the military they are building is clearly for power projeion. look at where the u.s. government is looking for bases, indian ocean, south pacific and even the atlantic coast of africa. in theory, we could live in a different world that's not the world we are living in. host: up next is our

this week on the travel show, i'm in the philippines...orn beeps ..finding out how the island of siargao is bouncing back after being hit by a super typhoon... we went through the worst in our lives and we, you know, we kind of helped each other bounce back. ok, so, this leg down. this leg up. oh, my god. are you serious?! ..striking a pose for the human drones... ha! watch your head! watch your head. ..and i'm journeying into the realm of the stingless jellyfish. humans are not part of their diet, so you're fine. this week, i'm in the philippines, on the island of siargao, some 700km southeast of the country's capital, manila. named after a native mangrove, the island became famous for its surfing scene, considered the best in the philippines... ..but the main draw for many is siargao�*s largely unspoiled natural environment. and when you're zipping around on a bike, it's easy to see how stunning this place is. in 2019, siargao was voted the best island in asia and was dubbed the next bali, with plans for further development on the horizo

there are a number of challenges that philippine authorities are facing right now. number one are the strong currents as well as strong winds. they're having a hard time installing booms that could contain the oil spills. but the bigger problem here is the location. so the exact location of the sunken oil tanker the can't get to it because it's so deep. it's more than the height of the i felt how're and not within the reach of technical divers, they would probably need a mechanical equipment, but which the philippines doesn't, doesn't have. so they're asking assistance from their foreign partners. barnaby low, i'll just euro or young thought, mean doro, the philippines still ahead on the program. dozens of police officers are released in columbia to be held hostage by who'll work as we're processing against an oil company. and a game changer for women's cricket. as in the past to launch a new big money me for female past ah hello once again, welcome to another look at the international forecast and it remains very wet just around the malay peninsula. more big down p

luzon, the largest island in the philippines, is home to the banaue rice terraces. heritage site was carved into the mountainside over 2,000 years ago using traditional hand tools and techniques. visitors can hike or take guided tours to explore the terraces and learn more about the indigenous people who built them. we are it's in sydney's enormous month long worldpride festival to find out how indigenous gay and lesbian people are being put front and centre at the celebrations. and that's what we're doing on stage. and you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer, and we are on social media, too, in all the usual places, along with some great travel content from around the bbc. but until then, from all of us here in the philippines, it's goodbye and see you soon. hello. things have been turning progressively colder through the weekend. hello. things have been turning progressively colder today. we started with some rain across southern areas as that slowly cleared eastwards. it left a hang back of cloud, but also some bright or sunny spells. but the north or northeaste

philippine forces in the philippines and australia. whether or not it is going to be a larger conflict, godfrey did. host: mr. goldstein? mr. goldstein: i have to disagree. china does not want to fight the u.s., that is very clear. while they are preparing to do so, i believe the opening move in the taiwan scenario, i'm quite sure about this, would be attackg taiwan and not doing their best to avoid hitting u.s. and japanese forces, that is by degn. they know that we do not want to go to war with china either. they want to keep this from escalating, but do we let them is the question? i have to dispute this point that the defense in mr. colby's thinking that taiwan is a trampoline. china is going to jump on the trampoline and leapt to taiwan in the philippines. i really think this very mistaken. there is just no evidence for that. we do not see -- every day the chinese military media will threaten taiwan. because a civil war, from the cold war after all, americans do not realize but the official title of taiwans the republic of china.

and, you know, this phrase we use in the philippines never again, except in the philippines. we're back again. kim clark again and what do you think the role of personal responsibility for voters is like in this day in age? does that even exist? we used to have this added she know you get the government that you deserve. is that, is that true? no longer and personally, i mean in the philippines, this is a debate that we had great is at the fault of our people who were manipulated enabled by facebook, manipulated by power. um, you go into the poorest areas of manila, the capital in the philippines. and, you know, we talked to some of these people who voted for marco's, one of them is a mother whose son was killed in the drug war. and you know, many of them believed that, that if they voted for marcus, they would get gold and you know, i report her out so why. oh, i watched it on you tube. when fact and fiction merge and lies become facts that i totalitarian wits a dictator wins. because the way you control people is by controlling their sense of reality. in the book, i talk ab

never again except in the philippines. we're back again again, it happened. what do you think the role of personal responsibility for voters is like in this day and age? does that even exist? we used to have this adage, you know, you get the government that you deserve. is that, is that true? no longer unfortunately, i mean in the philippines, this isn't to be that we have great. is it the fault of our people who were manipulated enabled by facebook, manipulated by power. you go into the poorest areas of manila, the capital in the philippines. and you know, we talked to some of these people who voted for mark loss. one of them is a mother whose son was killed in the drug war. and you know, many of them believed that that if they voted for marcos, they would get gold and you know, i reporter out. so why? oh, i watched it on youtube when fact and fiction merge and lies become facts. dad, a totalitarian wits, a dictator wins. because the way you control people is by controlling their sense of reality. in the book, i talk abou

mm hm. visited up in use asia coming up to date and expanding ecological disaster in the philippines. or from a sunken tanka has reached poor communities and rich marine environments. the government is spearheading efforts to control the sleet. but is it fighting a losing battle? plus a major forest fi and thailand that's adding to the region all ready, acute smart crisis. ah irish man, you're welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. authorities in the philippines have located a tanker that's been leaking oil into the sea, continuously since it sank around for weeks back. the search is on now to find ways to plug the leagues. the princess empress sank in waters off the island of min door or south of the capital manila. it was carrying 800000 liters of oil, which is now being released into the sea. the slick continues to spread across vast areas and is affecting remote communities, including the town of paula estimates. however, put the total number of people in the philippines impacted at more than 870000, some 5000 hectares of coral reefs, seaweed and mangroves have a

the search continues for a sunken fuel tanker in the philippines. as crews struggle to contain a major oil spill threatening protected marine areas, and dozens of police officers are released in columbia after being held hostage by rule workers who were protesting against an oil company. ah, a g r f years, a cholera break in north west, syria is getting worse. following last month. earthquakes, at least 3 people have died. health facilities, water sources and sanitation were extensively damaged by the quakes. and many are concerned. authorities in the rebel controlled areas won't be able to cope. millions of people in neighboring turkey are also living in makeshift camps after their homes were destroyed by the earthquakes. health workers there say they need urgent support to help survivors deal with trauma and other mental health issues. let's go live to al jazeera hashim. i had barrows in gaussian tap in southern turkey forest. let's start with a situation in syria, a hashem. there's been a surgeon cholera cases there. what more you hearing about t

good afternoon from the philippines. and this is really saddening because the location of the oil spill is actually within what is called the very the island passage which many conservation groups international conservation groups have are celebrated as the center of the center of global marine shore fish. meaning that a massive concentration of sure fish, fish species and a marine, a species are actually located. there are at least around 1700 different species of shore fish. i can absolutely be found there are, which basically are in the at least $21.00 marine protected areas in the province of mentor alone. so the, this situation, this oil spill actually really highlights the, the devastation and the impacts on are in marine life. but as, as well as around 22000000 filipinos rely with their livelihoods and daily consumption from marine resources in the province alone or min daughter orient, battle are close 220000 or 20000. fisher folks leave in dependent on fishing in that area. what do you know about the extent of t

at the same time, the philippines has several u. s. military bases on its territory and is in the middle of a territorial dispute with china. over the spartley islands, we spoke cheer, political activists were not a reyes. who says that the philippines does not have the capacity for developing these weapons. and that help will likely come from its long term ally, the u. s. raising tensions in the region. i think it's a very dangerous proposition right now, especially considering with tensions in the region. the ongoing quad sneaks here in this part of the world. sturgeon, the proposition was not mean having the philippine government made its own nuclear weapons because we don't have the capacity to produce such my suspicion is that it wouldn't be the us. we should be positioning in nuclear weapons in the philippines. once the constitutional ban is removed and this will result in greater attentions and could potentially trigger a newly with arms race between the u. s. and china. once that happens, the philippines should look after it

army and the philippine army. next year will have a u.s.division, a philippine division, an australian division which is regional armies in the japanese army. as many of you know the japanese have doubled their defense budget. there investing counter stripe capabilities. they have added a joints command into their structure. these are all really positive things. i have a really close relationship with the chief of the japanese ground self-defense forces. i am really encouraged by the work we're doing doing together in japan across the region. >> secretary, the last word is yours. >> the only thing i think i flynn saido general at the last big secretary austin's counterpart in japan often difficult two plus two, they made the announcement up the marine regiment. what more we can do i think our multi- domain task force has a lot of potential and can be very, very useful. we continue to talk with theop japanese about what more we can do i think there are opportunities for. think of the regiment in the multi- domain task force has long-range fi

and gentlemen, are for more is greenpeace philippines campaign or jefferson true or jefferson? how would you assess the progress of clean up operations so far? are we being able to control the extent of this bill? it's been very slow by the government in terms of one slugging the aisle, which they haven't done. and the extent of the oil spill. ready chess spread to a lot of good me. these are in the us specifically 123, our brand guys affecting 173000 individuals. i'm since day one of the aisles of the spill. so we haven't seen any good progress even after a month i entered the spill. now the record, the oil tanker has been located in about 400 meters of water and it is still leaking oil on a daily basis. does the coast guard and the government need to rethink the strategy? certainly, and one would also think that the need to case of the strategy, we have been getting conflicting reports on the pipes of r, o v stuff come in the country. what are their capabilities? so far it has only been 4 scanning there haven't been any, are these, we're plugging the leaks. so we, we do expec

it is katrina, you al jazeera teaching in the philippines. the navy and coast guards are scrambling to contain a leak from her sunken tanker that's creating a huge oil spell. the princess empress, which had engine trouble sank on to say off the coast of no, john, the slave stretches for a 120 kilometers and his 9 kilometers off shore is threatening protected marine areas. thousands of fishermen in the philippines have been ordered to say ashore. barnaby, no reports from oriental min doris. it's been 5 days since an oil tanker carrying 800000 leaders of industrial fuel oil or on filtered oil. sunk off the island of a min, doro, which is where we are right now, and that has cost and an oil spill. now on friday morning, the philippine coast guard said that there were signs that this oil spill is not as bad as previously thought. an aerial survey showed that the oil spill within the passivity of where the ship had sunk, had shrunk from 6 kilometers in length to 3 kilometers. but by the end of friday, there were more coastal towns that were report

city sudden philippines. that's all from me tell macwrite. the news continues here on al jazeera after inside story, which is coming up next. ah, ah oh, hello there, off we go with your worlds weather update. we're going to begin this one in japan that there is system now pushes out toward the pacific so much calmer conditions here. had some thunder downpours in toko, even landside advisories. not too far away from the city. that rain that had been parked over the pearl river valley, now siding into the south china sea and there was a rainstorm morning in play for hong kong. but again, those conditions will slowly improve for india. here's the situation. i think the most act of weather will stretch from our natural pradesh rate into town will not do anywhere in the zone. we could see outbreaks of thunderstorms, even some hail storms mixed in there as well. is a quiet pitcher in boston, but here comes our next westerly disturbance or the zag ross mountains in iran that will continue to move a further toward th

army the japanese army in the philippine army and next year we will have us division, a philippine division and australian division and of course multiple division level equipments which are regional armies and as many of you know the japanese have doubled their defense budget investing in counterstrike capabilities that is the important point and added a joint command into the structure have a very close relationship and i am encouraged by the work we're doing in japan. >> the only thing i would add is at the last day secretary austen and his component but they made the announcement of the marine regiment and to my comments earlier about wanting to continue to explore with countries e like japan and what more we canot do the task force has a lot of potential and can be useful so i hope as we continue to talk with the japanese what more we can do their opportunities for us and the regimen in the task force which has long-range capabilities to bring together non- kinetic with space capabilities and electronic warfare and that something that could be valuable in japan at some point. >> thank

so the head here and there, the race is on in the philippines to contain an oil spill from a tank of the tank. the vessel has yet to be located. ah, ah, we've set some temperature records for the month of march in india's karnataka state, and that heats his travelling up the western gadson to go as well as so between the 2 states. temperatures of hit 40 degrees elsewhere across india, not much going on. so for a few storms and not the dash. also, some thunder down boars across sri lanka, as while a westerly disturbance is moving into pakistan. so for a syn, providence and blue, just on got some what, whether on the forecast there and look at those temperatures in karachi, $35.00 degrees that is well above average. and when gus here of about 50 kilometers per hour, it's been pouring rain for days in southern malaysia and singapore. but the worst of the rain now over the open water. but you're still going to get striped with some showers. and we know tens of thousands of people have been forced from their homes here because of the flooding much quieter. picture though, and indo china a

also coming up the skeletons of the philippines is more on drugs. our priest and a forensic worker are piecing together evidence of cold blooded irish energy, welcom, do dw news, asia, glad you could join us. join us threats to use force if needed, to assert its sovereignty over taiwan of kin men. politically. a part of taiwan the islands lie a less than 5 kilometers off the chinese coast. close enough to have direct trade links to many residents. remember that time now emerging from the impact of grown about us lock downs, many fear for what could happen. should china talk again? half? yes. so is the tourism industry? the island won't show mang sofa the a shop has suffered from the lack of tourists visiting. but his also what we get, what i want to peacefully unify with china equal. we must not quote our ties co else we will become enemies. our ties of china have prevail tucker's. we are like brothers now, she may yet while he shows us a bomb shout her like the one he hid in as a child, when the communist attacked his for anything to survive. power

at the same time, the philippines has several u. s. military bases on its territory and is in the middle of a territorial dispute with china. over this partly islands, we spoke to political activists were nono reyes, who says that the philippines does not have the capacity for developing these weapons. and that help will likely come from its long term allied, the u. s. raising tensions in the region. i think it's a very dangerous proposition right now, especially considering with tensions in the region. the ongoing conflicts here in this part of the world. sturgeon, the proposition would not mean having the philippine government. it's only nuclear weapons because we don't have the capacity to produce such my suspicion is that it wouldn't be the us. we should be positioning in nuclear weapons in the philippines once the constitutional ban is removed. and this will result in greater attentions and could potentially trigger a newly with arms race between the u. s. and china. once that happens, the philippines should look after its own

find it below al, jazeera, oriental min, dora the philippines to the united states. now where republican party members are holding the 2nd day of the conservative political action conference is seen as an early test for those seeking to challenge donald trump for the parties. presidential nomination and fisher is at the meeting in oxen hill, maryland. why? if you want to judge who got the best reception over the last few hours, it was steve band and the man fired by donald trump is still very close to the former president. when he talked about donald trump winning election and the next presidential election that brought the crowd to their feet. certainly by far and away the biggest response, we've seen it. if you what runs the whole tier, you will see many people wearing compet competition selling portraits. he's still very much the dominant figure here in the republican park, you know, to potential appointed forum and the republican party. i've already spoken. first of all we heard from mike compelled, a former secretary of state. he wasn't afraid to take on donald

courts to deliver justice. barnett below al jazeera davos city sudden philippines. the vatican has returned 3 pieces of the ancient parthenon temple to greece. they've been in the people collections more than 200 years. greece is still trying to get the largest collection of parthenon sculptures, return from the british museum. we challenge reports like last pieces of a scattered jigsaw puzzle, finally returned to their origin. here the head of a boy, but also part of a horse's head and the head of a bearded man. 3 fragments of one of the wonders of ancient athens. a scouted marble freeze at once wrapped the path and on temple. now they're back in grief presented by a representative of pipe francis. the gifting of the fragments of the printer, which have been held in the vatican, museums for more than 2 centuries, shows itself. as an increase of cultural and social gesture of friendship and solidarity with the people of greece, the greek government is hoping jestus like this and to the growing momentum for the return of other parts on sculptures from international c

how prisons in the philippines are supporting inmates education for a better future. ah, ah, hello. the european union has warns beller roost could face more sanctions if it hosts russia nuclear weapons. the u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell war and the move would be an irresponsible escalation, an threat to european security. the russian president vladimir putin announced that he would position tactical nuclear weapons in belarus on saturday. ukraine says russia is holding by the roost nuclear hostage and is calling for an urgent meeting of the un security council. i said the bush bro. gleaton houston, alexander lucas shinkel is right. he said listen where your closest allies, why do the americans deployed nuclear weapons and their allies on their territory trained the crews, pilots? how to use this type of weapon if needed? we agreed that we'll do the same without violating our obligations union. i emphasize without violating our international obligations on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. well, last week, putin, warren draw so would be forced to react if the u. k.

now is one of the 1st in the philippines, institutionalize a reading program? go in, president for it in and marcus junior has taken an alternative approach to narcotics crimes together with the united nations. his government plans to install more libraries like this in at least a dozen more detention centers. this is the white empire cell of diagnosis and that we need to provide for them to help on in enabling environmentally their own, especially once they get outside of jane. and they will no longer come back a inside the allergy facilities. time spent in the library and studying is considered good behavior, which in turn reduces time in detention. philippine jails are overcrowded by nearly 400 percent human rights advocates. welcome the education initiative, but insist to turn to be held accountable. there's no way you can approach the drug probably in the philippines in the humane and human rights way, without taking into account accountability for bust abuses. and particularly in the past 7 years. to that end, they have been urging the government to submi

the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. if you have anymore questions on the 16 giving any escalate that safe, black, harassing me, somebody will not be any me. many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother. 6 years ago. when miss wendy ha! civilian a shopping gib ah may find there. one shot again to sure. she's dead. he's dead. eyes that darcy, me, leanne plant, then my father ah, dying ah, don't be shut down cache. and my, me, the poor were the primary victims of war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were killed on former president. 2 testers, watch many relatives now want to set the record straight. this catholic priest is doing his part to support the referent flood yano villanueva pays for the exhumations and full legal advice. he fears that the killings even with to tear to gone a f

city sudden philippines. now he is an interesting story for you. more than 2000 mom, the fight ran heads have been uncovered during excavations at the temple of ramsey's the 2nd in the ancient egyptian city of ideas. the remains which date back to the ptolemaic period provide previously undocumented evidence of cult worship. through the ages, terrorism and antiquities ministry says the discoveries will expand knowledge of the sight of a period of more than 2 millennia. i'm if i'd use dogs wild goats cows, gazelles, and mongooses, also found inside the temple. india has been which one of its heaviest rockets into space. i don't know. we have a list of people, a lot vehicle mark 3 took off with the 36 satellites on board from a space center on the island of shirley howard quarter. the mission is part of an agreement between a public private indian company under u. k. bay satellite from the to have now sent.

city sudden philippines. now a number of german museums of agreed to return sacred objects looted from cameroon, during german colonial rule. but indigenous, committed to say it's a slow process. nicholas hod reports in the common room capital yonder. 3000 miles from cameroon, locked in a museum in berlin, a centuries old data named in gonzo. the 1st time that i learned that gonzales and the museum, i was angry. i was totally angry. i was mad for the 2000000. and so people and cameron's english speaking region, the gonzo de t was pillaged by german colonizers, c, v, and job i to is asking germany to release her. so question of justice. we have to write to our heritage. the return of these object means that it's the reawakening of, for the common, some person to think about, ident, it, to be on colonial boundaries from 1884 to 1916. cameroon was a colony of the german empire at time of bloody conquest and frequent rebellion. this neighbourhood in downtown yolanda is called a talk may key in the local language.

find it below al jazeera, oriental min, dora the philippines. the un human rights chief has criticized israel's finance minister, who calls the palestinian village of who are to be raised. oh, bezel. out small church made the comments on wednesday days after 2 settlers were shot dead in who are, and hundreds of settlers set homes and cars on fine response book. a turk said small churches statement is an incitement to violence and hostility. the attack was strongly condemned by the president of israel, who called it and i quote, criminal violence against innocence which harms us as a moral society and a lawful country. yet that violence minister publicly called for the town of who are to be wiped out an unfathomable statement of incitement to violence and hostility. the head of the you and that nuclear watchdog, his into iran for talks with the iranian government refill grosses. a visit comes days off international atomic energy agency reported an iranian nuclear side had enriched uranium particles to near weapons grade level. iran maintains its

in the philippines. we'll get oil spill off the island of been doro, which is where we are right now, has shrunk to about 3 kilometers long, from 6 kilometers in length. yesterday, that's based on the aerials surveyed that the philippine coast guard did earlier in the day. officials of the philippine coast guard now theorizing that the bulk of that oil spill is a diesel oil from the engine of the oil tanker rather than from the 800000 liters of industrial fuel oil from that oil tanker. now it's important because industrial fuel oil is unrefined oil, so that would be more harmful to marine life here. although of course we're not saying that these an oil is not harmful, they're still testing water samples. they have yet to determine whether it's diesel oil, really, or if it's industrial fuel oil. but the authorities are also saying that they are facing a number of problems right now, including strong currents and winds. that's preventing them from installing booms to contain the oil spill. but also more im

i mean dora the philippines. it's being billed as a game changing tournament for women's cricket and india. and beyond, the women's premier league is modeled on the money fuels glamour of the means. i p l. competition. and it's already broken all financial records and women's sport says public health reports. now my con is demanding the back increase. she's been playing cricket for a decade. it's by far the most popular sport in india con says it's the best time for women to be playing the gentlemen's game, like format they are more platforms, more opportunities for girls. now. earlier, we only got a job in the indian railways. if we did well into misty cricket, may have many option of the new woman's premium will give us more money and a chance to make a name for ourselves. women's quick aid is getting a new tournament. the women's premier league or w, p l has 5 teams. games will be played in the t 20 format, and players will include indian and international stars. the biggest names tend to on up to around $4000

now if i may talk about particularly in the philippines position, the philippines is a stable democracy with a functioning checks and balances in a proportion, effective democratically driven electro system for the current position of manila is that we do not need to be constrained by an international body judgement when our judicial system is working absolutely efficiency. so sovereignty is the most press of possession of the state and no states in the developing world, as i've mentioned with a shift, have been given the opportunity to more effectively and more confidence. ne, safeguard their sovereignty. and in fact, of the morning, 1967, as always emphasize the rule of non interference, the interstate relations. so sovereignty sensitivity to states, you know, they must be respected extra. no issues can be address, diplomatically between and among states involved will to laterally as well what internal issues will be addressed by state due to sharing. so in the philippines case, you know, we have an effective of functioning, judiciary and like any sovereign state, we give our trust to

african migrants returned home after a crackdown by president chi size the rice, his own in the philippines to contain an oil spill from a tank of that sank. but the vessel has yet to be located, plus many are leaving in the air is affected by the earthquake surviving. now, disaster zone is a major challenge. we made survivors of the youth quite center kia, who are facing a new set of difficulties off to the trimmers. ah, columbia's president gustavo petro says all the hostages at an oil facility have been released. 88 people were taken hostage by protest is in the southern province of car quitter. on thursday, a police officer and a civilian but kills protesters were demanding help to repair and bills. new roads in the area lasandra rump yeti has more from the capital poker top. the announcements came after many hours of negotiations by the minister of defense to the minister of the interior with the farmers and indigenous people that had retained the police officers and the oil workers. be those published by the defense ministry show. the police officers stepping off a truck and greeting

a rarity in cobbled all to coming up the skeletons of the philippines as war on drugs. i'm british manager. welcome to did up there news asia. glad you could join us. china's threats to use force if needed to assert its sovereignty over taiwan, kilometers off the chinese coast. close enough to have did a trade links close enough for china to target with artillery something it did in 1950. it varies from ken mann to mainland china. have been i don't for 2 and a half. yes. so is the tourism industry on the island? one child may i read about security and relations with china felon, why do you only get it? why do i want to peacefully unify with china equal? we must not squinted, warrenson china, no use the people of kin are not hostile. are lou savvy wound attackers? we are like brothers now she in the year while shows us a bomb shouter, like the one he had in as a child, when the communist attacked his from their generation that experienced war with china. now he says he would accept alert she, with taiwan and china, go to war. can 1000000 that would be done for you? would

many thanks to randall, the very latest on that oil spill in the philippines. now, the united nations is appealing for international aid to help wrangler refugees and bangladesh. the you and food program announce cuts to food aid you to funding shortfalls last week and supplies. and now being rationed in response, the u. s. has promised $26000000.00 in new funding from cox's bazaar, his time for child re more than a 1000000 rominger ravages in cox's bazaar depend on food and other rations provided by the un and other agencies. the help has been vidal for many here like allow me and his family members. but he is not worried about a recent cut to russians at a time when help is needed the most saluted as him, mostly because of the new rationing. we can't get all the food items like we used to want to home. it is now going to be difficult to manage with so little huh. it's not just the cuts to 8. that's warning. the rowing a community. people who live here say fire and incidents of violence are becoming increasingly frequent in the camp. a large fire last sunday d

and how sea turtle poachers are not helping to save the endangered animals in the philippines. for none save us ah merrily see heavy rain in east asia, but we have it all the same little boat going through china and going off shore during friday to reappear as significant rain or wet snow in the mountains of honshu during saturday, leaving behind river northerly drift good to the sunshine. it is still cloudy in the yank scenes, the saracens ball rain gathering protexture was way back to mo, should be or a bit on the low side in places because of the cloud. this lesser amount of rain came out of the sky and indonesia less so from the laser and a bit of a concentration in the central philippines. as you can see. and unusually for this time of the year, there is rain in many parts of india and bangladesh. in the form of showers or thunderstorms that we should be looking at the pre monsoon heat is bitterly to see significant rain. but it's there in places where it shouldn't be light and i this is bit more you usual though in pakistan, it is not uncommon to get in the spring, these