do you see the philippines continuing to get inflows from that?i think the philippines is trying to get inflows from everywhere. internationally, from the west, from the east. fortunately we have a very consumption-driven economy. 20% of the economy is inward plus bpo revenues. that kind of concentration and structure insulates us a little bit from what happens abroad obviously there is no perfect insulation but in times like this it is good to have a consumption-let economy. haslinda: thank you so much. stay dry. coming up, mcdonald's is grappling with a severe e. coli outbreak in the u.s. that has killed one person and made dozens of sick. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ if your business needs a new application, then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized, then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting, then use watsonx code assistant. built with ibm's granite code model, it's ai designed to multiply developer productivity, so you can generate code quickly

growing up in the philippines and i wanted to remember everything. >>>>to bring those memories to life. kenneth created on top of lola's creations to complete each story. >>>>this is a painting that lola made, she said. she painted the cape of a knight >>>>that simple painting became this a picture of a national hero of the philippines named villamore. >>>>so villamore was a filipino, an ace pilot from the philippines who fought for america during world war two, and when the war reached the philippines, she ran for the hills and she said when she was climbing into the mountains, she looked overhead and she she saw a dogfight. she saw planes dogfighting overhead, the skies clear you cannot see villamore anymore. >>>>that's lola telling the story of watching villamore fight the japanese. her watercolor cape also giving >>>>kenneth this is the dogfight itself >>>>inspiration for the battle in the sky. >>>>i love kenneth's work >>>>doctor lillian villaraza, a professor and department chair of philippine studies at city college of san francisco, says find

philippines -- philippines is one expected to cut today.at consensus is estimating as inflation has fall ton four-year lows. haslinda: and of course we have the currency under pressure as well. one of the worst performer year to date down about 4%. staying with the philippines, our next guest runs the largest lender in the country and the banking arm of conglomerate s.m. group. also the largest distribution network in the fill peebs with other 1,700 branches. joining us exclusively is the bank's president and c.e.o., nestor. good to have you with us. we've been talking about the decision b.s.p. why do you expect it to cut rates to 6%? what are your own expectations? and what assumptions are you making? >> we're making, we're with a consensus. we think a 25 basis point cut is likely. there's still a possibility of it going to 50. as of now we're going with 25. from then on i think they'll maintain some level of parity with the federates so they'll be watching what the fed will be doing. haslinda: for the rest of the year what are you anticip

the the 1898 of the united states won the war against spain and gain control of the philippines. 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. the 1999. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupier of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate rail of war. washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us army suffered heavy losses. the americans took 8 out of the population. general jacob smith in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on dba 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 managed to suppress the gorillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the u

and he's, i've to understand that there are collections between china and the philippines. and as i was trying to see one that fishermen with the extra of war and that is why the why the us representative here is so keen on keeping this conflict down so that it will not spiral into an international conflict. guilt. thank you very much. that was derrick motus at the as in, so it in vince, you are now germany has marked the anniversary of demonstrations which led to the fall of the berlin wall known as the peaceful revolution. chancellor of schultz spoken like take square in 1989 thousands began gathering on mondays to protest against the communist regime in eastern germany a show of light in light to recall east germany's imagines from darkness to demonstrations in the city 3 and a half decades ago were a milestone on the road to re unification. addressing the crowds shouts, the shouts, some dump their importance and they are stopped. the east gym and stay with the owners and violence backed down. they liked it happened. that change not only light sake, not only the ged on,

anyway, and so cwa established a relationship with these philippine workers. and the verizon workers in america, who, some of them said, you know, we don't like those filipinos, they are taking our work, came to understand that the one they ought to be madd at is the employer. not the filipino workers. and cwa and the worker centers in the philippines, which operate under incredible repressive conditions, have maintained that relationship. and we have helped them when they asked for it. another example, and now you're going to have to help me on this one, i believe we have relationships with a call-center tele-performance workers in the dominican republic? and we have a contract with them? >> no, we have a corporation agreement. >> come to the microphone. >> this is really quite impressive work. >> yeah, cwa did sign a cooperation agreement with a union that organized free trade zone workers in manufacturing before organizing call-center workers who were also being treated as in free trade zones. so, you should also mention the percentage protection of calls,

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it's patrick, fault, ripple people in the philippines. but tank is province, a sense of the capital manila, dig through modern revel searching for bodies of to try me ripped through the region. the storm triggered heavy flooding of the land slides, leaving thousands trapped on the history channel for you. while i was panicking, i was looking for my child who was missing. when i called to you, old houses were gone. everything was buried in the mind. one level that will also to other people looking for that family, son, to the my, to the philippine officials say the site plan is forced more than a $150000.00 people to flee that homes since making landfill earlier this week. on friday it was tracts carrying wins about a 100 kilometers per hour. though it hasn't strengthened into a type food and try me on these unusually heavy rain on some regions as it may not be over yet. full cost as a warning of the red possibility that the storm could make a utah next week. a high pressure system of the south china sea appears to be pushing it back. that

the united states won the war against vain and gain control of the philippines. 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. the 1999, the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupier. of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot 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 filipinos. the americans managed to suppress the gorillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war.

they are china, vietnam, the philippines, malaysia indies and 9. the supposedly boosting is collaboration with this allies. this white repeated warning from china. again seizing up the situation. somebody who was always into inclusion called the full, the international trade of south asian nations. we discussed these issues with all to contribute to call job. what reason is the coast guard as one of the us army services, we'd like to have a share in the nearly one trillion dollar military budget because of the see the all the money going to the u. s. navy, us the air force even us army. the seo left out. now the 2nd reason is, you know, the us is right now playing a proxy, a calls like against china in the south trying to see using the philippines. and a lot of the, a lot of the pivotal events is the conflict over disputed reese in south china sea. and now we have a stand up between the chinese coast guard and the filipino ne, they have been pushed by the us to, to the front of confrontation with china. but it hasn't been, he has a big improve and

the philippines is cleaning up after tropical storm. try me battery at the northern ireland of northern island of those on getting more than 60 people. emergency crews are still working to rescue people, some of whom are trapped on the roofs after major flooding. the storm has nice swept, i have to see before captured for pastors warning system could do a u turn and hit the country again next week. how many clings desperately to agree to save his life. and the video filled by a local shows, a devastating land slide these scenes list, read the destruction caused by drop because tom try me, which has drug follow. the foot events entered into the rain to the north eastern philippines. flash floods it with such intensity that this was car in so many areas, flood waters reach the roofs of houses. as we slid off to our house was flooded. c, i made a local officials, us just to evacuate because the flood waters were rising. so we quickly decided to leave to save ourselves because god has deployed rubber boards to reach thousands drip in remote

some of you may remember it and calls were being sent from the verizon call centers to philippines. the philippine workers who really have no rights, collective action reached out to cwa and said we're getting your calls and brilliantly sent a delegation over the philippines and initially met with some violence but eventually it was recognized that was not a good idea anyway. and so cwa established a relay ship with these filipino workers and the verizon workers in america who some of them said, you know, we like those filipinos. they're taking our work. came to understand that the one that they ought to be at is the employer, not the filipino workers. and cwa and i worker centers in the philippines which under incredible repressive conditions have maintained that relationship. and we have helped them when they've asked for it. another example and now you're going to have to help me on this. i believe we have with the call center teleperformance workers in the dominican republic. and do we a contract with them. no. we have a cooperative agreement. come to the mike. this is really qu

this evening we bring you the story of kiki lopez, a trans woman from the philippines who came to san francisco looking for safety and acceptance. jose martinez shows us how a local nonprofit is helping her on her journey. >> reporter: kiki lopez moved to san francisco from the philippines just two years ago. >> my life back home wasn't sustainable enough for me. i feared that if i transitioned there, it's going to be hard for me. >> reporter: for kiki who now works as a community engagement coordinator for a nonprofit, leaving her home wasn't just about starting a new life. it was about finding safety, a place where she could finally be herself. >> i experienced a lot of discrimination just because i am hiv positive. >> reporter: she's one of thousands of transgender individuals who have filed for asylum in the united states. >> the philippines is filled with queer people. it's never safe there medically and legally there are no laws by protecting the queer and trans. >> reporter: in her case she sought out help of the lgbt asylum project, a nonprofit based in the castro. created in

. >> she would tell me stories from life in the philippines and growing up in the philippines and i wanted to remember everything. >> reporter: to bring the memories to life, kenneth created on top of lola's creations to complete each story. >> this is a painting that she made. she said she painted the cape of the knight. >> reporter: that simple painting became this. a picture of a national hero of the philippines named villamore. >> he was a filipino an ace pilot from the philippines who fought for america during world war ii. and when the war reached the philippines, she ran for the hills and she said when she was climbing into the mountains, she looked overhead and she saw a dog fight. she saw planes dog fighting overhead. >> the skies cleared and you cannot see it anymore. >> reporter: that's lola telling the story of watching him fight the japanese. her watercolor cape also giving kenneth --s. >> this the dog fight itself. >> reporter: inspiration for the battle in the sky. >> i love kenneth's work. >> reporter: dr. lily roza a department at city college of san francisco says finding

the united states-japan-philippines is equally valuable strategically in the region. i understand the emotional energy but we can't lose sight of what was done on the backend of the state visit and how important that is to security and stability in the region. getting off to a very fast start , i will say part of what was done at camp david was merging the political, diplomatic, and strategic on the security side. i'm not so sure -- and again, we don't know how it's going to turn out, but i keep saying this. for the united states, the pacific is an away game. without allies, it's a really away game. if you want to make it close to home, you have to work with alliances and allies in that alliance. on the korea front, the korean trilat, i wonder if the security side should be institutionalized to the point it has a three to four year work product -- am i not doing this right? >> is that on? >> the last person you want to ask is the guy with -- motor skills. amb. emanuel: back to me is the key piece. you have to continue to lay down. we talked about what we should do in

her mother was from the philippines. the philippines? yeah, yeah. so it might seem like a regular tiktok video, but the sound that she is mouthing is actually an interview that our own ginger conejero saab did with cameron diaz back in 2014. my best friend that i grew up next door to was her. her mother was from the philippines, the philippines, and lumpia adobo. i ate it every single day and you kept your your figure eating adobo and lumpia and rice rice all the time. her mom made the best rice. she just says she's so excited that olivia rodrigo used her sound. and right in time for filipino american history month this october. that's funny. that is so cool. wow, i ate it every single day. now, does ginger make lumpia? lumpia? i bet it does. she gets out of that. that's the test. yeah. no kidding. that's really cool. that's really cool. yeah. all right, well, want something cool to eat today? maybe salads. yeah. lumpia. not today. no, do not turn on the fryer. it's pretty good, though. yeah it is. so we're going to start out with some cool temperat

annexed the philippines.so even the family i have are shaped by the phenomena that she describes with these missionary diplomats. it's a broadly, i wonder if we collectively can think about how we can see legacies of the story she tells in this book and also how we might be able to see in unexpected places if only we pay attention. thank. thank you so much, melissa. and, you know, one of the great things about here and, you know, i read this book independently from everybody but you being in a class and you read book and when you're your classmates like picking out things that you picked like yeah i am smart. yeah. because i know it's only listening. all these people like our up here to have all these wonderful things like, yes i did read the book correctly because i yeah. so many of those things. so thank you all. so much for such a rich understanding of the book. i want to make sure i give emily time to respond. so i'm going to hold some of my questions. but there's one question that i want to ask the panel

not fugitive and impactful ex, map of a small town in the philippines. now when police custody paul is being investigated for alleged ties to scam operations and money laundering. she's also accused of being a chinese, by the just as once asked him to help fund a political campaign. so it is a do for the me will get a chance to as repeatedly insisted she was born in the philippines. are prerequisites for office holders in the country. but she still see a list. china, i saw a place a boss who had previously claimed she's the daughter of a filipino woman by the, according to this document, mother is a chinese citizen, called in when g, the casa, or so list of family address in china scrooge in providence. this is what tara, such a fines. when he visits the local office of the chinese communist party, i tend to have fine vintage residence, shown photographs of people recognized as a daughter offline when g, the same name as a pass, and she still ca, they say call was born here and only moved a way towards the end of 2002. she says he has a message for the f

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had annexed the philippines. even the family stories i have are shaped by the phenomena she describes of these missionary diplomats. so, broadly, i wonder if we collectively can think about how we can see legacies of the story she tells in this book, and also how we might be able to see religion in unexpected places, if only we pay attention. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> thank you so much, melissa. and one of the great things about sitting here -- read this book independently from everybody, but being in the grad class, and you read the book, and when your classmates are like picking out things that you picked out, i am smart -- no, suddenly as i'm listening to all these people, listening to our colleagues up here talk about all these wonderful things, yes, i did read the book correctly, because so many of us -- so, thank you all so much for such a rich understanding of the book. i want to make sure i give emily time to respond, so i'm going to hold some of my question, but there is one question that i want to a

already appeared there, nato's fleet has already appeared, bases are already being built in the philippinesso on, china does not take any serious, so to speak, such radical actions, here i have this feeling that there is some, so to speak, difference in understanding the situation, for example, between us and china, that is, we have no illusions, we... china has such illusions, unfortunately, so i have a complete feeling, despite everything that is happening there, such illusions exist, notice, blinken writes in his article that china is a revisionist state, but the problem is that china does not want to be a revisionist state, that if we can say iran, north korea, russia, this is true. there are very close ties in completely different spheres and the countries support each other very much good the attitude towards china here stands apart and the problem is that china is trying to act not as a revisionist state, but is trying to act as a state within the framework of the system of relations that the united states has built, you see, here is this material moment, well, for example, trade, so

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-philippine war. i certainly saw the kind of power of that rhetoric and policy in world war i that both allowed for increasingly restrictive immigration laws and increasingly political repressive policies. >> i will just make a brief plea for ancient history of the 19th century. we would not have a national immigration policy without the civil war and reconstruction. the question that intrigues me, the 14th amendment emerges from a world of slavery and becomes the integrating force for children in american history. the civil war and reconstruction eliminate the west abuses of state control of her mobility. the civil war and reconstruction also produces an expanded federal state that is capable of restricting immigration in a way that the states could never dream of. on the question of national security, the language emerges from chinese exclusion. it is part of the articulation of national sovereignty that allows the united states to enter the international stage. it is framed as a national security m

so, i had just been to the philippines. that was my next stop, australia, after the philippines.ke sure i didn't have a concussion. and randomly the nurse was a a filipino man with the same name as my grandpa who just passed away a few months ago. and so, i was like, "wow, that was -- that was him looking out for me, making sure i didn't get hurt." and so, i'm really happy it happened. i think it's a beautiful story. >> jimmy: that was your grandfather. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it absolutely was. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: he was like, "i'll take care of you, olivia, i'm so proud of you, you're crushing." >> makes me emotional. for anyone who missed seeing the "guts world tour" in person, they can now check out your concert special, which came out today on netflix. it's out. [ cheers and applause ] "olivia rodrigo: guts world tour." it's fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i actually found another video of you. you're not falling -- >> okay, thank god. >> jimmy: --in this one. but it is amazing for anyone to watch. it's you as a little girl entering this singing competi

even if try me, there is a way from the philippines authorities. another storm brewing of the pacific ocean may be headed in the direction, patrick fox, which is 0. you kinds capital has been struck by 2 waves of russian drawing a tax lasting several miles. such lots cost this guys are the keep looking for incoming drones. simons right now it's across the city. declining authorities say it's the 15th time. the capital has been targeted this month. more than a dozen joins were drowned with no injuries reported elsewhere in the country. ukrainian air defenses destroyed pos of the more than 60 joins launched by rochelle . every night. the law watched the central bank has hot just interest rate to 21 percent. the highest level in more than 2 decades. the announcement was prompted by rising inflation. currently at 8.4 percent. the banks govern a hand to the 5th hikes and december against the backdrop of ballooning government defense spending, labor shortages, and demand for high wages. with the tech giant nvidia, briefly the throne. apple is the world's

didn't i still do in philippines again?in vietnam, he got out he went and he went talk to villagers, right? he got out there for mcnamara it sort of i guess one might even say not comprehend not just incompetence. just wouldn't you wouldn't think i wouldn't go there. so so if if lance and i met lansdale in saigon was passing through, going back to thailand in, 66 spent a day or two with him. he was an advisor, i think, to cabot lodge was lodge the ambassador in 66. and and he had a little team. he had a house and he a dilettante. i mean, he knew what he was just he was just sort of decorations on a christmas tree, but he couldn't give up. but no one was listening to him. now, can you can fault ed lansdale. maybe for for lack of political skills, interpersonal skills, bureaucratic skills, maybe. but but i, i would argue and let me say in the background, everything i'm talking about, about this, we did it a second time only worse in afghanistan? yes. how many years were we in afghanistan? 20 years? yes. and we and we never ha

philippine war. but i certainly saw i think that the the kind of power of that rhetoric and policy in the world war one period that both allowed for increasingly restrictive immigration laws and increasingly politically repressive policies, which i'll just make a brief plea for ancient history. the 19th century, there's a huge war. we wouldn't have a national policy without the civil war and reconstruction. it's that it is a turning point in immigration history, as in everything else. and the question of what intrigues me is, i mean, the 14th amendment, the emergence from a war to end slavery and it becomes integrating force for immigrants under children in american history the the the civil war and reconstruction eliminate the worst abuses of state control over mobility, foreign born people and black bodies. they all the war and reconstruction also. an expanded federal state that is capable of restricting immigration in a way that the states couldn't have dreamed of. on the question of national secu

philippine war, i think i saw the power of that rhetoric. in the world war i period. this allowed for increasing demonstration immigration laws. >> i will make it brief for 18th history. there's a huge war. we have a national immigration policy. it is charitable towards immigration history as well as everything else. what intrigues me, emerges from slavery. becomes the integrating force for children in american history. the civil reconstruction, eliminates most of the resources from that state. mostly people in black bodies. most of them were also with the reconstruction, what it produces. this is not federal to state. that is capable of the states immigration. this is part of the articulation of nationals that allows the united states to work on the international stage. it is framed as a national security matter. doesn't have nment police power formally speaking. this is the extension of police power. this is to ththe nation. the very same legal theorists, they have been involved in the. gestures. [ inaudible ]. >> [ inaudible ]. st v ery brief'm sorry. go ahead. you

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the philippine and south korean presidents say they've agreed to deepen security and maritime cooperation. the parasite and several agreements during talks in manila as follows. tensions and reasoning classes between china and the philippines over the spirit south china sea . tanisha is president tie saw eve appears on the coal oncourse for a landslide victory in this country's presidential election, but voter turnout was down sharply into an age of the birthplace of the arch spring uprisings. and the only country to emerge from those uprising sizes of democracy. observers say the vote was marred by many candidates being eliminated from the process, which prompted several opposition parties to boycott the election to jesus. president ca, you say it celebrates with supporters on the streets of the capital of the exit. polls showed him winning nearly 90 percent of the vote was the shop. he's the son of the people guy side. we're rejoicing for someone who has served for the country going up and not for his own benefit. he serves for the good of the people inside our sample set are those. it

lithuania, a philippine, a japan agree if our strategy then is to make it multilateral, they can then becomes right let me ask you about talking about something that's really perhaps one of the most unremarked on massive shifts in foreign policy, which is the revolution in japan. >> japan went from being a very passive of player both in foreign policy and defense. and it has really become much more active. and it seems to be largely centered around the china threat explain that and why did it happen? >> well, i think there's china and i also think just the world change, but also they were ready to step up they went from one 1% of gdp to 2% of gdp on defense spending. they're going through the night to the third largest defense budget they have acquired counterstrike capability in real significant deterrent effect for us, they've normalized relationships through the trilateral with the united states, japan, and korea they rewrote their national security document to reflect the new world that they're in and they also lifted the exports on weapons tend to countries that are not in confli