that is, uh where the philippines have solved. during p s copyrights, we call it the west philippine fee. so we have this dispute on the high seas. why is china 500 miles away? claiming sea water is much closer to the philippines as well. of china, despite be a signatory to the main international law instrument, as far as married time boundaries are concerned, which is when clause has said that they, their claim is only uh, something that they inherited from the comments on the party that used to be the party in power, or at least during the time when china was still up under the communist party. they also made historical claims that china has been fishing, or at least has jurisdiction over these islands, or at least that part of the maritime c called this outside the sea. for more than centuries, but these claims i believe, to be invalidated according to international law. when, when uh, find the signs uh, on costs as well as the deadline for the filing of any, any of the claims had passed up you a couple of decades ago. so i thi

the philippine coast guard divers covered the underwater cables. no more at 300 meter floating barrier, the china place to prevent the philippine fishing vessels from accessing the scarborough show. a gesture that underscores manila is growing defiance. beijing's claims to the prime fishing grounds. the tiny, mid ocean of crop seized by china in 2012 has become a global geopolitical flash point, trying to claim to lagoon as part of its sovereign territory. the philippines is stepping up efforts to protect its rights to fish and side it's exclusive economic zone. you malott scarberry show is closer to the philippines just around a 100 to a 150 miles on whether it's around 500 miles from china and so said, why are they stopping us from entering them by monday to the since ferdinand marcus junior became president last year, manila has restored secure. he ties at the us, raising beijing's hackles strong ties to the philippines. provide washington with a chain of asian alliances that stretch from side korean, japan in the north, to australia and the sid

the basic videos, aisha coming up today, the philippines gets aggressive about its defense. if anything's in australia, i agree on a strategic partnership with an eye on counting china. but what does the pop that should do for manila? and what does it say about the philippines is why the plan to deal with china and how the junk food is contributing to a considerable rate of something among in the new shift children on the ib to expand it. you're welcome to do the news. a sure glad you could join us. the philippines wants to forward to line says and modernize it's maybe to counter the threat of china in the south, tennessee, defense secretary, getting back to your daughter made the case for both on monday. he said, and i quote, we would carry it out to a comprehensive, re strategize ation along with foraging alliances. it's natural alliances on normally, even china has alliances. so we have to consider this. i'm giving them time to stop re horizon inc and rethinking modernization. that last part was particularly for the philippines, navy and coast guard, which finds itself ou

in the philippines for instance, as it's different in the philippines today, right. the attacks against media online are more strategic. they're distributed denial of service attacks that began around december 2021. and then there were toxic back links, s e o driving news organizations down in search. but, you know, in terms of globally, we've certainly seen a rollback for news organizations all around the world, especially with the, with the rollout of general did a guy in november 2020 to will more this information come out during elections. that's what we're starting to see. that's the fear in the elections that are critical in 2024, 2024. according to our data will really be a tipping point for democracy. you're going to have taiwan in january, indonesia, the world's largest muslim population. in february. you're going have perhaps british the u. k, will have canada perhaps, and then the you. and then of course, the united states, if the patterns, if the trends don't change as they are given the, the kind of corruption of our information ecosystem. when lies spre

the philippines says it removed a floating barrier installed by china to block philippine fishing boatsnd, and said the philippines should not make provocations or seek trouble. with more on this, our asia pacific regional editor celia hattonjoins me. celia, tell us more about this barrier. where was it constructed? this barrier is really _ where was it constructed? ti 3 barrier is really interesting because this really seems to be the first time that china has tried to put up a physical barrier to stop philippine boats, the coastguard, fishing boats and the like, from travelling to an area china considers its own. this area is called scarborough shoal by philippines and other countries but this 300 metre long floating barrier was discovered by the philippine coastguard. there was a very intrusive small vessel that was not meant to be threatening. china had removed the barrier, just another step up in this dispute over the territory in the south china sea that both countries claim, it comes on the back of rising tension say few weeks ago on another part of territory, votes almost came t

immediately reduce the cost of rice in the philippines.e addressing the logistics bottlenecks. i just presented to the government a three-year action program on making food logistics efficient and effective. these are all happening as we speak. haslinda: it has been a pleasure having you with us. thank you for your time. that was alfredo pascual, coming to you live from the milken asia summit. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh rishaad: we are just having a look at what is going on at the energy complexes, oil prices keep going up. seeing brent crude above $92 a barrel, wti approaching $90 a barrel as well. a tight market and one which is tightening at a clip with saudi arabia and russia turning caps off at a time of robust demand. this means brent is up 23% in the third quarter. that is the strongest third quarter performance in almost two decades. looking at property companies, country garden is up only 6.5%. sina-oceanland had delays

so what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safeguards its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which right now, it's right for to our viewers watching on cbs. in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin to the day inside the us congress, which is once again the scene of a showdown, leading to a shutout. the clock is ticking this weekend on saturday at the stroke of midnight . the us government will grind to a halt and attempt on friday to get a stop gap funding bill pass. it didn't make it. now. this is about more than ball maker is missing a deadline. this is about political dis, function. republicans willing to compromise against republican republicans, right wing republicans refusing to bend on anything. and this is also about numbers . a republican supported bill in the house of representatives would most likely not survive in a senate dominated by democrats and republicans want more funding to protect and control the us border with mexico. they accuse presi

so what the philippines has done is nothing but a farce for its own amusement. the china will continue to safeguards its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights. which right now is right for to our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today inside the us congress, which is once again the scene of a showdown, leading to a shut down or the clock is ticking this weekend on saturday at the stroke of midnight. the us government will grind to a halt and attempt on friday to get a stop gap funding bill pass. it didn't make it. now. this is about more than lawmakers missing a deadline. this is about political dis, function. republicans willing to compromise against republic. republicans right wing republicans refusing to bend on any of that and this is also about numbers. a republican supported bill in the house of representatives would most likely not survive in a senate dominated by democrats and republicans want more funding to protect and control the us border with mexico. they accuse president bide

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these are philippine waters according to un law.ld of their reefs, manila deliberately ran aground a rusting world war ii ship on what is known as ayungin shoal. but recent monthly efforts to supply troops on board with food and water have become increasingly tense. china argues that it is doing what is necessary to protect its sovereignty, its claims over the south china sea. the problem is that beijing's tactics and beijing's actions are pushing american allies in this region closer together, against what they see as aggression. in a show of solidarity, australia held its first large—scale joint exercises with the philippines last week. they practised retaking an enemy—controlled island. and in manila bay, japanese and us navy warships sit side by side, ready forjoint drills. allied support has emboldened the philippines to speak out. really it is a david versus goliath issue, butjust like david, we will continue to pound and double down on the need to protect the resources which are important for the future of the philippines. th

i ggnoring competing claims fro the philippines and several other countries. the philippines has thrown away a previous policy of accommodation with china. though much mopoorer and smalle this island nation is standing up to beijing in what appears to be a david and goliath faceoff at sea. officials in the philippines released images of a chinese coast guard ship blasting at a much smaller philippines vessel with a water cannon, just some of the bullying tactics. >> shadowing, harassment, dangerous maneuvers, water canoning, and military-grade lasers being used on the vessels. >> is that how you feel, as if china is bullying you? >> you bet. i cannot think of any clearer case of bullying than this. >> reporter: in 2016 an international tribunal ruled in favor of the philippines, including china has no historic rights to these disputed shoels. but beijing refuse os to accept the court's decision and claims the u.s. is behind the current tensions. >> translator: south china sea was in peace until the u.s. came to disrupt it. >> is the philippines acting upon the

we've seen this in the philippines and worse in the global south. both the u.n. and meta-facebook in the days, actually sent people to myanmar to elude genocide that happens there and they concluded that facebook enabled some of that. the second part is generative ai which rose out of december 2022. language models are fed with everything. up until chatgpt, gpt3 we know was fed the stuff of social media, unstructured big data which is permeated angry inc. and tribalism. we have lots of things to work out in terms of laws with large language models. the part that is quite alarming is government didn't seem to learn the lesson from the first time this technology was rolled out. these companies are the least regulated companies around the world. chris wiley the whistleblower said a toaster in your home in america has to go through more safety testing than the software that changes the way we feel and pumps us with toxic sludge, and enables the worst of humanity. it is going to get worse and all of us outside the united states are watching with alarm as you walk into

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s. military in the philippines. so at this point, it's also worth noting that it is the american tax there that is putting the bill for all of this. and also the american people are not thrilled about more a foreign interventions around the world. while the country faces increasing problems at home. was how go live to brian ber letter, former us marine and geo political analysts. good afternoon to you, brian. so these reports mention a civilian, not a military us port in the philippines. why is this such a big step to you politically? well, the us policy makers acknowledge that this entire region and especially the south china sea, which a lot of the traffic going through their passes by this island. they acknowledged that is essential for a chinese trade. they acknowledge that it's mostly chinese trade to and from china . going through these waters the united states is very clearly creating and expanding a military presence in these areas to eventually threaten chinese maritime ship it . and it's a very similar pro

according to the philippine coast guard crew on board with us. of moments later, our camera captured this moment when one of the chinese coast guards ships deliberately closed in us. so close prepared its bell would ram our bells, how this applies ships slipped through, but we were boxed, it doesn't mean that they are allowing that to supply vessels in the 1st place. we don't even have to ask for their permission. the 2nd thomas show is about 114 nautical miles, are about 200 kilometers from our port of departure and pull out one philippines, western most province. what time it seems sovereignty over nearly the entire south, china sea and web aging says, is committed to a peaceful dialogue. the recently concluded audience summoned into card on from philippines, president courtney, and marcus junior said action speak louder than words. we cannot emphasize enough. the actions not words should be the ultimate measure of our commitment to securing peace and stability in the south china sea. marcus has joined for and that lies to press for freedom of

maneuvers to chase and drive away philippine boats. but of course from beijing's perspective, only thing that has changed recently is the government in manila. now they have a new president who according to beijing is doing the u.s. bidding to instigate tensions in the region. so underlying concern here out of all this is the chinese military is now going to abandon their manmade island. so how does anyone including the u.s. stop and change chinese behavior short of a war. >> yeah, just another data point in what have been increasing tensions between washington and beijing, something that we'll continue to cover in-depth here because we love having you on live from beijing. thanks very much for being here. >>> all this as president biden hosts leaders of 18 pacific islands at the white house monday with the aim of curbing chinese's growing influence in the region. >> like our forbearers during world war ii, we know a great deal of history of the world will be written across the pacific over the coming years. and like them, we owe it to

chinese forces have frequently harassed the philippine coastguard.o boats that were resuppling a military outpost on a disputed reef. recently the philippenes signed a mutual defence treaty with the united states, that would extend to "an armed attack on the philippine armed forces, or any of its vessels in the south china sea. joining me now is dr bill hayton, who is an associate fellow for the reasons i just for the reasons ijust said, that mutual defence treaty between united states and the philippines, instance like this carries carry so much risk. ., ., like this carries carry so much risk. . ., , ., like this carries carry so much risk. . . , ., 4' like this carries carry so much risk. . ., ,., ~ ., like this carries carry so much risk. . ., ~ ., , ., risk. can imagine some kind of small fishin: risk. can imagine some kind of small fishing dispute _ risk. can imagine some kind of small fishing dispute that _ risk. can imagine some kind of small fishing dispute that escalates - risk. can imagine some kind of small fishing dispute that escalates

, what is happening in terms of unprovoked actions against the philippine interests in the south china sea is significant and we have been very clear we stand with the philippines. >> they're a treaty alley. >> yes, they are. >> not only a treaty relationship but the basic issue that american people will experience and feel if we're not on top of it is what that will mean in terms of commerce flow freeingly through those waters. >> how concerned are the leaders you spoke with here about the potential for a military clash? >> i think the issue that is most present here among the southeast asian leaders is that there be a respect for and enforcement of international rules and norms. but they hope that there will be an avoidance of conflict. and there's a great symmetry between that and our policy toward china. we do not invite conflict, but we absolutely are prepared to and engaged in what is necessary to compete. >> so when president biden said the other day that china was a ticking time bomb, he was talking about their current economic problems that they are experiencing. he said, that

after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the, the the several rest in peace keepers, the shop dead. while i'm due to the golden, a cut of bucks or beach and with an investigation in full swing to determine who was responsible pretty well in the median capital type of thing or fee for initially parts of the situation had exploded in just a few seconds processors began to roll rocks, tens of bottles, add the police, and the people began to state or make this the government building. the police are trying to push the people's back parties. roman casa is in the thick of cost as any of them, as police pushed back protest as it were calling armenian prime minister, nickle fussing young traits that i'm wanted to step down the.

s. military in the philippines. so at this point, it's also worth noting that it is the american tax there that is putting the bill for all of this. and also the american people are not thrilled about more a foreign interventions around the world while the country faces increasing problems at home. well, very much how the us uses other nations as proxies to expands and maintain global hegemony. us also uses the american people for this same purpose. there's nothing new about the collect being americans domestically in pursuit of american foreign policy overseas, so that the united states is interested in the pacific region in asia, specifically to contain the rise of china. and so ultimately, this is aimed at either containing china or it will leads to a conflict with china. and that is what it's driving every single policy decision washington is making regarding the region that is going to competent complicates its relationship with the philippines. before this began, there was a period where the philippines and, a

the philippine coast guard vessel escorting the navy chartered supply boats. before setting sail, we were warned. the chinese will almost certainly stand in our way. we always in going through the universe when you birth shadowing us, they be these true enough. as we got closer to the b r p, sierra madre. the old warship, manila, deliberately grounded to state gets claim. on the 2nd tomba show, the chinese coast guard issued one radio challenge after another. oh you so the, the, the, the warranties were followed by an hours long chase, with chinese vessels outnumbering the filipinos and we are being surrounded by chinese vessel. so the chinese school started special has been shadowing us for a while now at one point fairly as close as 6 meters to this vessel coordinates is the philippine postcard crew on board with us. of moments later, our camera captured this moment when one of the chinese coast guards ships deliberately closed in us, so close be feared it's bell would ram our bells, how this applies ships slipped through, but we were boxed, it doesn't mean

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the people of the philippines held that the americans would help over throw spanish rule and the grand independence through the country. but the united states was by no means willing to give freedom to the philippines and side as just another colony. 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that bay 3, it started a desperate guerrilla war. washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u. s. army suffered heavy losses. the americans took it out on the population. general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, lead to the death of about 200000 philippines. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation struggle of the filipino peoples in 194

these are philippine waters, according to un law.usting world war ii ship on what is known as ayungin shoal. but recent monthly efforts to supply troops on board with food and water have become increasingly tense. china argues that it is doing what is necessary to protect its sovereignty, its claims over the south china sea. the problem is that beijing's tactics and beijing's actions are pushing american allies in this region closer together, against what they see as aggression. in a show of solidarity, australia held its first large—scale joint exercises with the philippines last week. they practised retaking an enemy—controlled island. and in manila bay, japanese and us navy warships sit side by side, ready forjoint drills. allied support has emboldened the philippines to speak out. really, it is a david—versus—goliath issue. butjust like david, we will continue to pound and double down on the need to protect the resources which are important for the future of the philippines. the outcome of this dispute could have a profound impac

philippine coast guard used knives to cut ropes holding the barrier in place. government says it posed a half a hazard to navigation. >> and nations in the region have conflicting claims. >> and steven jiang is joining us from beijing. this is a deeply volatile region. what impact is this event likely to have on relations between china and the philippines? >> reporter: well, the chinese actually have just responded to this latest and rather nurn mnuchin by the philippines with the foreign ministry official warning the philippines not to provoke incidents and create troubles. this is not surprising given beijing claims sovereignty over almost the entirety of the sea. even though that is rejected by an international tribunal and not recognized by the u.s. government. but nonetheless what china has been able to do that none of the other has been able to in the past few years is through massive land reclamation and construction, they have turned previously uninhabited islands to man made islands equipped with so he physicality rated radar and air strips. and so the

of the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the release of russian states never as tight as one of the most sense communities in most all sense and on the same assistance. the case on line is $25.00 must be the one else calls. question about this, even though we will ben in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the ortiz full neck, keeping our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the fitness center for question, did you say even twist, which is the topic right? that from the front line of the conflict is also senior correspondent, reports on ukraine's. the latest to unsuccessful attempts to regain last positions is all coming at a high cost of kids buying power. a nato supplied military hardware. the canadian, 5 minutes adjusting true to tries to shake off the scandal of his government, hosting a standing ovation for a nazi collaborator, the truth to refer to all of that is russian propaganda. so we get the reaction from rosters on the process of that kind of prime min

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the philippines, the u.s., and australia were also involved. manila is keen to strengthen ties. >>> police in central japan are trying to figure out why a man fatally stabbed his hospitalized wife and daughter and then fatally stabbed himself. officers in the city say a 73-year-old man stabbed his 72-year-old wife and 40-year-old daughter in separate rooms of a neurology hospital. they say he then stabbed himself there. they've learned the daughter was hospitalized about 20 years ago and the wife about six months ago. the man had since been living with his son. a hospital manager says the man visited his wife and daughter every other day with no incident. a family relative says the man used to take part in community events but started avoiding neighbors after his wife was hospitalized. police are trying to piece together the sequence of events leading up. >>> akihabara is one of tokyo's most popular spots for foreign tourists. land developers were divided over the project that's been discussed for decades, but now sources tell nhk there are eno

the philippines recorded. it's the strongest economic growth in move in 40 years. rising food and rice prices are a big challenge for the presidents. high inflation has dented further down mall because junior's approval ratings in april. but he remains fault. peter and monks his 1st year in office with improving business sentiments. out there was a summer binge of a spoke to the secretary of finance benjamin york know he began by asking what is driving the nation's growth. this is as a result of our investment in the previous administration. well, we were interrupted by the, the coffee crisis. so, but, but right now we have, we have fully recovered and we are, we are on a high growth projector. again, before the call, the crisis, we were growing defeated. this was charlie with around 6 percent on an average scale. but we did not spend so much on the, on infrastructure. so that became the, the focus of the previous administration, which we are continuing this time with a twist. we are involved being more privat

howard, our part of our plan is to, to make the philippines an upper middle income country. by the end of the study. it's hard to talk about what happened software system. and that's, you know, depress that, that's a fix. don't fix, got 6 years. it's got to do everything he has to do within that period. so we'll, we'll keep investing in the essential infrastructure, take care of our people and make sure that they are, they, they, we, the malware, young population gets the night to education, to health care, make them productive workforce. and that's all we can do. okay. we can have problems beyond 19 of 2020, 22. believe you now where agriculture has become one of the fastest growing sectors as it's once thriving, natural gas industry is on the decline. economist save countries. tar lands have a stablish farming is a major drive as far as future economic growth fence and monahan has more. cattle ranching is booming and central bolivia. it's part of the major ship to agriculture. the many hope will save the economy. because i'd be able to some of my every year we are exportin

also this week the philippines is one of the fastest growing economies that agent but inflation remains one of his biggest challenges. we hear from the nations extra finance, plus, moving out of a job to celebrate the promotion. we find out why some work is quit, just off to being rewarded for that performance. pandemic era supply buffle next, the full louse as a when you crane. and of course, an energy crisis. countries across the world have been hit by multiple crises that have sent the price of soaring food, electricity, even the internet to all become more expensive. central banks globally rush to increase interest rates and then almost synchronize move in order to obtain inflation. now, often moving 18 months of the most aggressive monetary policy, timing and decades gotten this him, the message could be nearing its peak. the u. s. federal reserve has decided to hold interest rates and its latest. you say the bank of england has also paused its right hide. solve to surprise, slow down and prices. european central bank has also a signal to hold some moments. re tightening of the hik

after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the starting 1983 my father on your website. that's all exactly the same as a kid does. when he goes out in the lake and the communities and for a parent, this with iran, real families calendars for a really long time. my mom was pregnant with me still long winding. and i grew up on long island. i've been having this issue since probably 1970. it's my 1st year that i seriously point into the explainable biomass is near historical levels. growth rate has dropped calling when it's done and it's worse form has of leveling effect. and it has a tendency to really just sort of strip away everything that's there. the way fisheries are changing. it's the way our country's changing. it's increasingly hard for small businesses to make it abundant. stocks are important. i mean, who wants to fish the last bit? the message i would leave to you is the importance of not giving up the importance of working together and also the importance of taking care of your corner of the ocean. the cds on my shou

allied support has emboldened the philippines to speak out. >> is david versus goliath.ike david, we will double down on the need to protect the resources, which are important for the fishing communities. reporter: this depute -- dispute could have a profound impact. once the future was determined by ocean currents. now it might depend on the resolve of world leaders. >> one note before we go. euro might remember the empty time capsule unveiled at west point last week. now the box supposedly held a metal and narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ geoff: