the philippines. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from guam, mr. moylan, and the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. manning, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from guam. mr. moylan: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five days to revise and extend and include extraneous materials on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. moylan: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. moylan: i rise today in strong support of h.r. 837, a resolution that reaffirms the enduring partnership between the united states and the philippines. this resolution is a testament to the deep-rooted bonds of the friendship, shared values and mutual interests that have defined our relationship over a century. the philippines is not only a close ally in the asia-pacific region, but also a vital partner in promoting peace, stability and prosperity. our two nations share a

yes. ..here in the philippines? yes, yes.ust being undernourished. it's also over nourished. overweight and obese children are very difficult to diet. we really need to question why... why the standards are different for filipino children. for example, brazilian children, why is there no added sugar in the solid foods for the united kingdom or even germany? campaigners from public eye, a swiss investigative organisation, lab—tested nestle�*s baby food products sold in asia, africa, and latin america. according to their findings, cerelac sold by nestle in the uk has no extra sugar, while the same product being sold in india contained an average of three grams of added sugar. in singapore, nestle promotes cerelac with no added sugar. but in the philippines, on average, 7.3g of sugar was detected per serving in one flavour. it's the highest amount among 66 products sampled in the philippines. a public eye report, which i'm sure you're familiar with, found that some versions of cerelac contain triple the recommended amount of sug

think the philippines in the past month. journalist alameda joins us now from the philippine capital of manila. so ellen, what's the latest on damages from ty for many? hi, aaron, a typhoid menu. it's now traveling north west of the country and weather officials say that it has significantly weekend and will be out of the philippines later today. but there are still warnings of storms searches in the north of the philippines, where a menu is currently as this has been, the 6 die for the enter the country within a month. and people from the affected errors have been reeling from vast about, stifling so far according to government officials, 9000000 people are affected this more than a 160 people dead. there were houses toppled by the strong winds. roads blocked by down trees and electrical posts, and vast agricultural lands and on dated people are slowly going back to their homes to rebuild. but the question remains, if they have homes to go back to or even farms and crops to grow. having had a series of tie fluence done in one months. now we're seeing some really tragic pictures righ

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service eat is complicated in the philippines. here the 1st mother is recognized as the legal mother of the child. so if the store and get the sites to keep the baby, the law will side with her. the only valid way for parentage to be transferred is for the commissioning parents to adopt the child, a time consuming process with no guarantee of success on the shelf in the and i know usually sensor recruits abroad to avoid scrutiny. how many circuits have you sent abroad? my wireless, 25. the lowest. in the past few years, women headed overseas to be surrogates, had been detained by philipino stories as part of a crackdown from human trafficking. to get around this and it tells immigration officers that the cert gets for her household fed open the home is a couple months up. the my, that's a migration for like half of the like i think the whole legacy level. i don't have to be hidden because they do that. i'm no biker one. i'm gonna go in and i use it as a name of my this number and set the notice of somebody small airport below for

the secret of world surrogacy in the philippines. the town 3 hours drive in capital of manila, gloria is getting ready to feed her baby boy. motherhood has been a traumatic experience working in the book on the bush, which parts and depression and assisting go on with the main focus. not only are in the school culture long overdue for use maternal challenges are different to those of the most of the mothers. she gave birth to matthew 2 months ago, but she was never meant to keep them. she's a surrogate in the us on the hold on for months on the home. so some of the leasing in service. see a woman agrees to become pregnant and give birth to a child for another person. it's an arrangement you fully agreed upon when pregnancy is medically impossible or too risky for the intended mother. of all of us have been on the store long if the federal accessed search and i'll show you to quantum even convenient for spot on. pardon me, wants to know if the reading uh but uh we'll compare the whole bottom washer or she won't be long. gloria offered

the philippines— which is remarkable. the philippines is _ which is remarkable.which is remarkable. tue: philippines is the most which is remarkable. tt;e: philippines is the most typhoon prone part of the world, they get about seven per year and they have already had 12 this year, including the unprecedented public for the month of november and two days ago they had another typhoon hit almost as strong as this one so they are really getting battered in the philippines. and i must ask this question, given the copper summit is going on, are any of these extreme weather patterns, more rain than usual in honduras and a height number of tycoons this month alone, does science connect this to climate change? —— the cop summit. the connect this to climate change? -- the cop summit.— -- the cop summit. the high ocean temperatures - -- the cop summit. the high ocean temperatures are - -- the cop summit. the high ocean temperatures are due | -- the cop summit. the high l ocean temperatures are due to climate change and so for honduras, the temperatures of sure are about 50

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is more than twice the cost of doing it in the philippines. that same agency also recruits women to go to china to even offer to arrange students thesis for surrogate. that's the legal of the, to the catholic church. the only solution is an absolute, that underscored in this speech like both francis but he came home and despicably at that because of that go see that. but definitely the sooner i mean is income don't know, am i going to date the contract? how scale but of time to when he being, you know, they're not going to enter, not doing that. they pro, he, i leave it alone. us sadly, tyler product nearly 80 percent of filipinos or catholic church, a potent political power here every 5 b may become an instrument of making . besides foreigners, often choose this. on my father, jonathan titus directs the family condition of the diocese of button yaki. he says, even in vitro fertilization, which is needed for certain to see is unacceptable with the whole process of in vitro fertilization is sort of the see when the, for the lice many eggs. and

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this is unprecedented number of storms at the philippines. this rare back this rare number of back to back occurrences of ty fluids, meaning one after the other has been attributed by weather, officials by the warming of vast oceans. in our case it's the pacific ocean. although it is dice when season, here with an average of 20 per year, this month alone, philippines has seen uh 6 di fluids and its not even end of the year yet. so we're hoping typhoid menu will be the last in a really long time. so free to be no skin recover and rebuild again as we approach to the end of the year. while we do wish them all the best of luck or when it comes to rebuilding that we've journals, elementary reporting from manila, from a for us. thank you very much. i. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. germany's grieve. hardy has nominated the economy minister robbers, how big as its candidates become chancellor in february, the election back was unopposed at the party conference. the greens are hoping to remain

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and when the philippines were captured, we had a fairly large contingent of men and women there. we had hospitals, we had artillery, infantry. and when the japanese captured them for the first time. we had a large number of women who were now prisoners, the enemy. and for the first time, a large number of medical doctors and others who would become p.o.w.s in life in the p.o.w. camps. it really was was certainly a very difficult one with the females. they were kept separate and the nurses were actually used to nurse within the camps that were located in the philippines and we have an artifact from here that again is one of my all time favorites edith corns lloyd was given this by a lieutenant piccard and mrs. made this for her in the camp. so their of war while this is actually being made the detail is incredible when you think about it. we have her skirt and the uniform that they wore while they were prisoners of the japanese and includes around her neck the smashed bag her her id dog tags, even the patches, the made for themselves as prisoners, the shoes, the even the embroider

it's a 6 major storm to hit the philippines. and the past month alone, journalist lemayne is in manila and says it's thought that the unusual number of typhoons is down to rice and see temperatures. a typhoid menu is now traveling north west of the country. and weather officials say that it has significantly weekend and will be out of the philippines later today. but there are still warnings of storm searches in the north of the philippines where a menu is currently as this has been, the 6 die for the enter the country within the months. and people from the affected areas have been really from back to back. so i full and so far, according to government officials, 9000000 people are affected. it's more than a 160 people dead. there were houses toppled by the strong winds. roads blocked by down trees and electrical posts, and vast agricultural lands and on dated people are slowly going back to their homes to rebuild. but the question remains, if they have homes to go back to or even farms and crops to grow. having had a series of

we have a defense agreement with the philippines. that would escalate into, my god, the united states and the philippines are at war with china. who's going to join china? who are the allies of china? russia, iran, and north korea. against the united states, australia, uk, japan, south korea, philippines. that would be the world war iii scenario. >> we have been making progress, am i wrong? with nato getting them to engage in the pacific. >> right. and you know, the national security advisor from japan calls it, we need a new nato. well, some in my party don't like that word. but there's an alliance, and i will credit this administration for the treaty between, who would think japan and the philippines and south korea would ever enter into a defense agreement? now vietnam is on the verge, and indonesia, and australia, and you know, when i'm over in the island nations, you know what they tell me? china, they're not doing themselves any favors. they are creating more enemies than anything else. because of their aggression. >> correct.

so they also come from quite long lasting political families in the philippines.tical dynasties, and these are from a couple of those multi—generational politicians, across generations. and what it appears to be is a kind of manoeuvring ahead of midterm elections next year for parliament and ahead of presidential elections in 2028. it appears that these two camps are manoeuvring to put themselves in a position so it's more about politics than an actual threat. but as you indicated there, the presidential security team are taking this seriously. they say, well, we have to take any threat against the president's life seriously, and i'm sure they do. and what is it likely to lead to politically? i mean, they can't trust each other if language like this is being used. yeah. i mean, it's worth remembering that in the philippines in the past, there has been a lot of colourful language used by the politicians. sara duterte, the vice president, is the daughter of rodrigo duterte. he was the previous president and he was known for his colourful language, his really outland

a major joins us now from the philippine capital of manila. so l a . how bad is the situation in the area is already hit by the type of hi, aaron, by phone menu or local need to feed the has made land fall last night in different one us, which is in the east side of the philippines. with winds from a 185 kilometers per hour to 255 kilometers per our. and thus, by far the biggest this year, this has been the forest high school in the enter the country within a span of 10 days. so people from the area have been reading from back to back, ty fluids, and so far there are about 240000 families affected with a barrage of typhoid just coming in. so i'm have not even left their evacuation centers. and up until now, for the fear of getting swooped up again with di, food and money, and we've seen images and social media and local news of houses being swept or toppled by the type full. and so all stifling money with the rules just being swept away by the winds. now whether watch or say, a destructive storm surge is threatening manila, how exactly are authorities

this month alone, philippines has sit and has seen 6 by phones. and it's not even the end of the year yet. so we're hoping stifling menu will be the last in a really long time, so filipinos can recover and we can rebuild again as we approach the end of the year. the gen this lamesa reporting from monday last, thank you very much. so that's it from that me and the new scene for and i'll be back with the news update at the top of the i'm got alphas in maryland from me in the news team. thanks my name is the calls back, said loud. thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold the bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. that's what it being nosy bay like good. everyone to king. check out the award winning called com. so hold back.

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the award-winning journalist maria ressa joins me now, she's the president and ceo of the philippineanization, thank you for being here, you are one of the first people i thought of when this election occurred because the threats to journalists, to lawyers, prosecutors, opposition members, it came fast, and i wanted to talk to somebody who has faced, lived through and fought back those types of challenges, so thank you for being here and thank you for all the work that you've done. >> no, thank you for having me, you know rappler was covering the election from the philippines and in our chats, we just kept saying, oh my god, we are seeing the philippine of america, one of the reasons it's important to look at our experience is because the philippines in a snapshot we spent 300 years in a convent, 300 years under spanish colonial rule and 50 years under american rule, and our constitution is patterned after the united states, so we have three branches of government, when our president in 2016 took over let me say that it took about six months to crumble the institutions of democracy.

the meals are occupied, places that come under the us live in case of the philippines and even places that are supposedly not that the west left right. me was doesn't leave town any, a bad, an organizer with you buy a solution of native hawaiian organizations pricing and defensive red hill was a panelist during a discussion on red hill at the sovereignty event. she noted similar patterns by the us military across the pacific. i remember i remember that david, this is a friday, i think and 30 those are head of our board of water supply and he's been fighting this fight for a very long time. he came on the news and basically said that they are shutting down the wells that are tapped into this. i prefer a top of and that he didn't know if we were ever turn it back on that it might not ever come back on line again. i don't want at this point and he said that and with when we all, everybody was work. we're all talking about it. we're all having the safety. i should like to make a tough believe that that just happened like how good that happened and and you know, she had so many others have

and you know, again, a lesson from the philippines. our constitution is patterned after the united states, 3 branches of government, and when rodrigo detective took office, he became the most powerful man bes, constant to our constitutions. give a powerful president. and within 6 months of taking office in 2016, president detective crushed the institutions he became all powerful ayana's. do you think that under trump, the threat, the big tech of firms pose to consumers have a chance of being contained, the federal government under trumpet bite and it sued uh amazon. apple met a google offer anti trust violations even proposing to break up a google search engine monopoly. that trump, of course, to capt. brendon car, a critical big tech to share the federal communications commission for some. and there's reason to have hope that a truck, what else could lead to more oversight of big tech that there could be more accountability and that's fear. others say no. what do you say that has never been any accountability of big dec note under bid

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, the military invitation, has been described as the closing of the trial of destruction in the philippines. advert 656 type food and among hundreds of thousands of select the homes, the hell around. and you're watching over his ever life, but headquarters here in the also coming up seeking to prevent competition from varying into complex. the us and chinese presidents, meat of it says of a new trade. i'm just saying newman in lima, peru, where you as president joe biden has just held his last meeting with his chinese counterpart. the is very as points targets in middle school in gauze, sheltering thousands of palestinians. at least 10 people have been killed at hundreds of mine information shopped into grove in south africa with nuclear plants of how to bring them to the surface. the welcome to the bank. i'm trying to, as president said, he's ready to work with the incoming us administration to keep expanding bilateral ties. teaching ping met with joe biden of the asia pacific economic cooperation summits in peru lay of the school. the importance of maintaining stable relations between was

the 6 storm in just a month prompts hundreds of thousands to flee their homes in the philippines and thousands treated for reading difficulties as toxic smog in gulf pakistan's punjab province to major cities or in lockdown with a public health emergency in for the and greetings to you, our viewers around the world, unlike a low could we begin in ukraine, where several people were killed and injured in a wave of russian missile attacks. presidential ottomans zalinski says more than $200.00 drones and missiles targeted energy facilities across the country. he added that air defense as seen in action here in keep shut down. most of them, officials have cut how were in several regions to prevent an overload of the grid. for more or less bringing dw corresponded new mishal, jazz wells, goose in the ukrainian capital lemma. shop, what have you seen in keys and what do you know about the attacks elsewhere in the country? so i'd like to be woke up to a very loud morning here in cuba as exclusions, right. and out over the city as a defense as well. not just here but also, and you can live an

of american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate darell of war. washington was forced, as in new reinforcements, spend 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 bile on d. g. a quarter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates, led to the death of about 200000 philippine notes. the americans manage to suppress the gorillas 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 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve independence. the, it's sense of trimming methods that we are going into possibly extremely dog times. and we will see the settings all around this about the, the, the, the grows growing fast is tendencies

as well as a maids joins us from the philippine capital manila. tell us more about the damage type food 90. it has caused a hi. get. tyson menu is no traveling northwest and out of the country. weather officials say that it has the weekend and it's now heading towards hong kong who has issued siphoned signal one and it's wake. it's left according to government officials. almost a 1000000 people were evacuated in more than 100. 60 people that nearly 8000 houses were destroyed and toppled by strong winds. more than a 100 cities house there rose blocked or down by the electrical posts and fast agricultural lands and on dated travel. within the country has been t audit since there were many cancellations, both on air and in the water, but people are slowly going back to their homes to rebuild for the question remains, if they have homes to go back to or even farms and crops, the girl having had a series of 5 fluids dumped in one month now, interest infrastructure and farm lands. uh, being hit hard. how is the country coping well with the news of ty fl

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 saw it as just another colony in 1899. the filipinos began armed resistance to the new occupied american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic. but that patriot started a desperate villarille of war. washington was forced to sit in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the us 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 dfcs, ordered 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 philippine notes, the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of th

soon. money is battering the philippines with massive title searches and strong winds. it might land full on the island of cotton do on us in the countries east damaging buildings, power lines and operating trees full cost as a warning of a potentially life threatening situation with winds gusting at nearly 200 kilometers per hour. hundreds of thousands have already flayed their homes before the storm hits dental us element, just in the near the we asked the how bad the situation is in the areas already hit by the talk to a stifling menu or local named repeat the has traveled from when it 1st made landfill last night from the eastern board part of the country heading west. now whether officials say the sky soon has slightly weekends since it's made land falls, but still, very dangerous. winds are still from a $18052.00 officers for our 255 kilometers per hour. this has been the 6 stifling the enter the country within the months. so people from the area have been really from back to back, ty forms so farther about more than a 1000000 people who are affected with a barrag

in the philippines product, okay, from that correspondence in manila and thousands traded full breathing difficulties as toxic smoking adults pockets. tons, putting job problems to major cities in lockdown with a public health emergency info. the anatomy out welcome will begin with breaking news from ukraine, where several people were killed and injured in a wave of russian missile attacks across the country. a defense is down, some miss also the capital kiff. the trends president brought him is to lens. he says more than 200 drones and missiles talking to different energy facilities. officials have announced emergency electricity costs in several regions where they are. i spoke to data, i believe, corresponded in the mission. josh wiley and kids about the slightest russian attacks around me. it was quite a loud morning here in cheese, with explosions ending out as the defensive was us, as well as in the science of each other in the pro and slide. now, when i added the last 10 stuart zones are unfortunately common and lightly across the country, but this morning, another to sound good be

i think some analysts in the region suggest that the philippines, countries like the philippines and vietnam would benefit from a more confrontational approach towards china, but i think even the philippines which is on the front line of the battle for china in the south china sea would not want a u.s.-china confrontation which would destabilize the region. and i think we see this in its actions in response to the united states and china in the south china sea so there have been various skirmishes and clashes, in the economic zone and the united states has actually offered operational support in the south china sea which the philippines has turned down. another thing that came to light earlier this week is that we hosted the indo-pacific commander at brookings and he clarified that of the four additional enhanced defense cooperation agreement sites that were offered to the united states last year, a sign of stronger relations between the u.s., to the security relations between the united states and philippines of those four, these four are currently still used by humanitarian operati

we have a defense agreement with the philippines.uld escalate into, my god, the united states and the philippines are at war with china. who's going to join china? who are the allies of china? russia, iran, and north korea. against the united states, australia, uk, japan, south korea, philippines. that would be the world war iii scenario. >> we have been making progress, am i wrong? with nato getting them to engage in the pacific. >> right. and you know, the national security advisor from japan calls it, we need a new nato. well, some in my party don't like that word. but there's an alliance, and i will credit this administration for the treaty between, who would think japan and the philippines and south korea would ever enter into a defense agreement? now vietnam is on the verge, and indonesia, and australia, and you know, when i'm over in the island nations, you know what they tell me? china, they're not doing themselves any favors. they are creating more enemies than anything else. because of their aggression. >> correct. >> they

was this the decisive that the japanese were looking for or was that the philippine battle of philippine sea sometime earlier, or did japanese never get the decisive battle and just die a death of a thousand cuts? it just happens to be this one is a bit of a bigger one than some of the others. would combine. philippines and later the gulf as the biggest battle the battle because japan's air wing was wiped out in june. the great marianas, turkey shoot. so this led ozawa not having much in the way air power when he played his decoy card so then the airplanes just marauded on ozawa's force sank the su akaku which was the last ship from the pearl raid. three small carriers was but the two combination carrier battleships and hyuga escaped and we can only imagine if lee had been allowed go in amongst them they would have been gone anyway. so the air power wiped out in june. the surface power was wiped out in october. so you have the mighty. which was considered one of the joke. the it was one of the most useless things ever. she didn't have enough oil to operate she went back and, wound up on