but the philippines learned the philippine way of getting rid of them.ou put your or your spring outside and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the little holes and ate the bedbugs and then you put some scalding water or something or beat the ants off and you get clean bed for a while. conditions worsened in los banos and santo tomas has already scarce food supplies dwindled even more. than new. hope arrived with news of the american landing on late on october 20th, 1944, two us liberation, you see, was just around the corner. we certainly didn't think we were going to spend another christmas in prison camp. we had no idea that the first cavalry division was barreling down on manila. but we heard a lot of fire about 4:00 in the afternoon, we heard guns i was in someone's chanty on the grounds and we heard gunfire firing and the japanese had loudspeaker systems all over the grounds and they ordered everyone to go into the into the building and stay there and stay away from windows. so we had no idea what was happening at

. >> [ music ] early in world warr japan struck at pearl harbor and invaded guam in the philippines, five navy nurses on guam and 11 navy and 67 army nurses. >>> early in world war ii, after japan struck pearl harbor and invaded guam in the philippines, five navy nurses on bomb and 11 navy and 67 army nurses, three army dietitians, and one army physical therapist in the philippines were captured and interned. these were the first american women prisoners of war. there were not many army and navy nurses in the philippines in 1940, only two in the small post-hospital. eight staffed the fort mill's hospital. about 20 were assigned general in manila. six or seven in the station hospital near clark field. and a dozen navy nurses on the naval base. five navy nurses were stationed at the naval hospital on guam. 1600 miles to the east. duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on boards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward, get ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states

american troops were barely able to occupy the territory of the philippine republic, but that patriot started desperate. the rail of war washington was forced, as in new reinforcements and triple the number of its troops on the islands. the u . s. 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 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 filipino. the americans managed to suppress the gorilla as 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 drum matic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve the independence. the best bloody method visits his homeland. the neighboring village celebrates its 170 as anniversary who was to conduct novia could alexis, the 9th of the villages, have as things d, all the rest of them and t

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 has a chance of being contained, the federal government under trumpet bite and it sued uh amazon. apple made a google offer anti trust violations even proposing to break up a google search engine monopoly. now trump, of course capt. brendan car, a critical big tech to share the federal communications commission. for some 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 tech note under biden? eithe

in the philippines type phones in monson rain so forth. the suspension of classes for up to $35.00 days. during the last school year, nearly a 3rd of school days were lost due to extreme weather. in 2022, a world bank study found 9 out of 10 filipino school children. each 10 struggle to read simple text, the education department is concerned whether related disruptions are worsening. the problem in order to catch up sessions tumble for sign. and that means our goal was for them to be able to read by december. the tropical storm. try me happened. so now we're back to square one and we did provide them with learning modules, but that's not the same as teaching them in the classroom. the secretary of the education department as also a revised class cancellation guidelines, making it mandatory only when wind speed is forecast above 61 kilometers in our parents here say that will dare concern their children aren't burning as much as they should. they're also worried about unpredictable weather. then same thing. so you never know when it will ra

the naval hospital on guam was hit while in the philippines bagio, camp john hay, fort stottsenburg,chols field and cragador was also struck and manila, too, was bombed. >> we heard this e whirring ove our heads and they were identified as being japanese and they flew right over and started dropping bombs everywhere. we evidently lived a charmed life because the bombs fell all around the hospital, but not on it. >> the plane fired their load, and one of the psmen came through as the plane passed and he stopped right in front of me and picked up a shell casing. a millimeter difference in the trajectory and that would have been the end from me. i would have never have come back from guam. it was that close. >> the five navy nurses on guam were captured on december 10th and imprisoned in japan until their repatriation the following august. meanwhile, patients and hundreds of new casualties poured into manila on crowded strains in ambulances, trucks and busses. >> and i remember looking out after the bombing and seeing manila on fire. it was all around us, and i could hear the patients s

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and how does era catch up classes, how the philippines is making up for? got some children's education after severe storms the had a low, then let's have a look at the weather across the south east asia and days after a heavy rain it stretched in to southern parts of vietnam. its remains very dry in the knolls and that's resulted in the stagnant where the path that led to toxic air quality in hand, way on friday, briefly became the most polluted city in the world before dropping down. but we are expecting those conditions, at least until the rain comes back in. it's going west across borneo west as we go into monday, across the west in areas of indonesia, but snow as well because move in areas of the philippines and it was, we had down on the east scenarios of australia. so some very wet weather to end the week, whatever the we can, we still got the storms and showers across the north. not as well as it could be for this time of year, up here west. so across the south west. and it has been all about that he took off a southeast corner, but there's a little

is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president served to turn to con, harnessing the power of artificial intelligence. we're going to look at how news rooms are using airlines of flight misinformation online, the color, lots of coal, chris, whether across much of china at the moment. so we have got to ronda more attractive sets up into what to promise area of low pressure. that's just pulling out into the most of the northwest pacific, roaring in the northwest. we wouldn't be high. so we have go the potential for we get most snow into western and northern parts of the home. she pushing up into her car to follow that same area or if this the weather we go some way to weather just coming into a central pos of china. i may have just perhaps taken the up enough to just squeeze out. so somewhere in that time, some, when she was simply a little further south, as we go through wednesday, mazda of china will be dry, that you got cold once again into us. so,

and so it's well thousands of people in the philippines a gathering to protest against a ma, it takes a vote to impeach the vice president and started to touch. a is accused of corruption violating the constitution. many demonstrated against impeachment coordinate a distraction from other issues on a be low is in manila or the message here is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to oppose impeachment proceedings against vice president, sir the 3rd, the. now, while a recent poll found that 4 out of 10 filipinos are in favor of impeaching the vice president, it is undeniable english and increase still is a force to reckon with in philippine politics. it is going forward to united front known foreboding as a block during elections, and in fact, it supported both president for them. and marcus junior and vice president started the 3rd day in 2022. so they say that they want them to keep the united product, they want them to keep working closely together and they and says that this isn't a politi

in the 4 months since schools open in august and the philippines type phones in, monson rain so forth, the suspension of classes for up to $35.00 days during the last school year, nearly a 3rd of school days were lost due to extreme weather. in 2022, a world bank study found 9 out of 10 filipino school children. each 10 struggle to read simple text. the education department is concerned, weather related disruptions are worsening the problem and as order to catch up sessions, i'm going for signing. i mean, our goal was for them to be able to read by december, the tropical storm. try me, happened. so now we're back to square one, and we do provide them with learning modules, but that's not the same as teaching them in the classroom. the secretary of the education department as also revised class cancellation guidelines, making it mandatory only when wind speed is forecast above 61 kilometers in our parents here say that well, they're concerned their children aren't learning as much as they should. they're also worried about unpredictable whether that is the same thing that you never kno

so thousands of people in the philippines, a gathering to protest against a vote to impeach the vice president. sorry to say is accused of corruption and as violating the constitution, any demonstrations against impeachment cooling at a distraction from all the issues on a b like as in minnesota, of the message here is loud and clear. members, the big lesson decrease the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president, sir the 3rd day. now, while a recent pull found that 4 out of 10 filipinos are in favor of impeaching the vice president, it is undeniable english industry still is a force to reckon with in philippine politics. it is going forward to the front known for boarding as a block during elections, and in fact, it supported both president for the men. marcus, junior and vice president sir to thursday in 2022. so bases.

is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increased on the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president served to turn to spanish. i need a need is a plastic, a madrid have set a new club records, find out what they achieved in sports, coming out seen with far the color we have mild weather, pushing back into north western parts of europe. it's spinning in from the atlantic . big area cloud here, when it's coming in from us southwest lead direction that around area of high pressure. so things will turn, quiets across the rest and process, pushing free from seizing across it and see what good parts of the gym you have in the coming days ahead of that coming areas of life pressure bring you some months of weather, right, sweet. and start with the west and russia in the coming days. and some rather live you whether just around the central and eastern parts of the mediterranean. that'll roll away from italy, pushed its way into grace and smell on the northern flank of that temporary wet weather. also extending

is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president served to turn to spanish legal leaders. and i think i'm gonna try and have set a new club rack or find out what the cheese in support coming up with the after daring political come back. and the decisive election when donald trump is set to return to the white house. joining us for an in depth look at trunk policies, how they'll affect americans and the world. trump 2nd term analogies here. in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read painting through the use of this new miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision is critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is a china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings like cop $29.00 and others make a difference on how to 0 the us is always of inside 50 full right. the world people pay attention to this one here,

is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to post impeachment proceedings against vice president sir. the 3rd to the pod came in to be some could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electoral terms. and i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean? pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. but there's not just one prices up here the store on talk to how does era hearing the combination of violent war and the heavy rain creating a rest of the for more suffering for palestinians. i'll just see you as teens across the world when you close to the house with the story the . ringback the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out, just a reminder of our top story is best. our northern gauze that has been on the is rarely siege from moving a 100 days out of sending an official

and then suddenly we want to find out why certain areas of the philippines are increasingly underwater. we meet up with ruez santos. he's 40 years old and remembers well what it was like to play in the streets here. back then, heavy flooding like this didn't exist. he tells us, but these days the inhabitants are busy, round the clock trying to keep their homes dry. i'm gonna pick this, i'm going to be that the, i know the water levels are higher every year and about 5 said to me during, so it'll be a lot to in just a b as in good. when people build houses here, they have to raise the foundation every year. that doesn't mean that so that the floods don't reach the booth in the height, they alone. i'm them to my other place that i, i fear that who god will gradually simply disappear from the map. so i've got an all because of climate change that south like me to the philippines is one of the country's most affected by climate change and rising sea levels. there are no school buses and poor god bless. santos takes the children to school every day with his water taxi, climate change making

god, around 50 kilometers from the philippine capital manila seen from the air. it's a veritable water world. the streets and buildings are permanently flooded. the inhabitants are soaked day in day out. most cannot afford to flee the island of late a little little kids. devastating lea item if you are before that's that done, then you don't stand a chance. and then suddenly we want to find out why certain areas of the philippines are increasingly underwater. we meet up with ruez, sent us, he's 40 years old and remembers well what it was like to play in the streets here. back then, heavy flooding like this didn't exist, he tells us. but these days the inhabitants are busy, round the clock, trying to keep their homes dry. i'm gonna pick this, i'm going to be that the of the water levels are higher every year and about 5 said to me during so big a lot to in just a b as in good. when people build houses here, they have to raise the foundation every year. so it doesn't mean that so that the floods don't reach the height, they alone. i'm them for my other sites that i

in force to try to prevent the rest of south prison teaching these kind of shop classes how the philippines is making up. forgot some children's education, often severe storms. and it's both an injury. it's on goal since roman trades that some of the spanish leg jude fell again, striking, sending 90 to 2 minutes, give route to one with a village. the so is rarely for us is a pummeling draws the carry out and strikes from the north to the south of the strip. and the latest attack, 5 palestinians were killed in the attack on a call in the southern city of con eunice. that bodies had been taken to nasa hospital in the north stuff and patients that to have guns is most critical. medical facilities are being forced to evacuate threats of been issued out of hospital and troops of surrounded the indonesian hospital. all this follows israel's assault and come all allowed one medical facility last week. the the right to the doctor who's um i believe sophia was detained by these rarely ami. i'm. i'm the scenes. national says, his disappearance is quote, emblematic of a genocidal intent in israel's br

so when executive directors about and the human rights network, think schools in the philippines have been close for week solve the series of storms triggered land slides and flooding on a be low visits in the town of are going to see your where the government has introduced remote learning spaces and catch up glosses as the principal gina points and then was proud of the modest school they built in the remote philippine village of billy being one. but all their hard work, she says was swept away in minutes. a landslide buried their school in october, along with at least 14 people across 5 villages. i wish i knew i feel better. i thought i had no more to use left, but i keep remembering the 1st time i set foot off to the land slide and saw how the school grounds and cloth room so completely buried. i kept asking how we'd be able to start all over. when classrooms were finally cleared of mud, students had missed school for nearly 7 weeks. in the 4 months since schools open in august into philippines, type phones and monson rain so forth. the suspension of classes for up to $35.00 days.

pardon to below al jazeera, i couldn't see you, but that's the philippines was still a hit here on al jazeera in support. a 17 year old has made history as at the world dance championship for us here with that story next, the 19 sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was the thinking when new dynamic movements for launched in the last of a 3 car series, which is 0. well, looks at the changes in society as a whole. teachers were looked after and learning methods were closed. be evaluated from education to the changing rules of when the expansion of the middle class and improve the transportation. the sixty's in the arab society on al jazeera, in a post colonial with the scholars of european imperialism, run deep nowhere most. so then in the democratic republic of congo, wherever restrict history still shapes the presence of the serial. yet instant insights through the eyes of a whistle blower and the patriotic ministry come on. witness presents. this is come on a jersey the the the post office for now his fire. tom, thank you so much. we start with

the philippines looks account to deal with a surprising population from monarch states. the of the 1960, the decade of change across the middle east and north africa in the 2nd of a 3 part series, l g 0. well, explores the explosion of oxen, culture, intellectuals we're building new dreams. an idea is because the revolutions of the 1964 in the political parts of the mind for music to tv, the poetry of protest and revolution, they make the 60s in the arab culture. oh no jews here again. and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that this story is being told. it's not right. not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the forces behind the headlights pulled out just they're examining the impact of today's headlines. no 4 in power liberated the syrians and it's in syrians hands to determine how the future looks like setting agenda for tomorrow's discussions. if you all people from across the world can collaborate, why can't our world leaders international filmmakers and world class journalists, bring programs to inform names, fin

the philippines looks at how to deal with this surprising population from the another outbreak of cold, from northeastern charlotte process a japan will bring bull snow to hawkeye, doing home. she mostly is of hygiene home. she but it's at low levels. in her condo, the cold air means that sold drops down to minus one. this is a high temperature on friday, so that's pretty cold. that initially attempt is out of the problem for the service . but the persistence of right in the coast of vietnam might be, must be real flooding here because it's just not stop the last several weeks. otherwise, it's most easily likely to get fresh. that's maybe east of chicata through java and through bobby and beyond. that is seasonally correct, the shelves are coming back to see mouse or maybe punch in the laser, not huge ones that they're all the same. this sticks around. as you can see, we might get funding from that in the philippines to the northeast monsoon might bring it to a shower to enter the dash, not much burst. these persistent rate in southern shoreline k. so it's a drive time. the last, you k

all parties may have to develop new strategies after there was bonham and the reports from the philippines capital many low renika bill. you has been a volunteer reproductive to health care worker for 15 years. she says she grew up among 12 siblings and had to start working at the age of 10 to help her parents. she didn't want that for herself and doesn't want it for the next generation of filipino women. press the middle, let me 1818 when i started volunteering. i remember there was one woman who had 18 children when those 18 children became adults. we introduced them to contraceptives and now they have fewer children. remedies on family represents a similar generational change. she has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. countries for till any rate is now below the levels of what sustain is population or that a decade after the past. the representative health last.

the recently falling under control of the caution independence on a stalins those people in the philippines are gathering to protest against the vote to impeach the vice president. sorry to test i is accused of corruption and a violation of the constitution. but many demonstrations are against the impeachment, cooling at distraction from other issues. barnaby low. as in manila, the message here is loud and clear. members, the big lesson increase the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to oppose impeachment proceedings against vice president, sir the 3rd day. now, while a recent poll found that 4 out of 10 filipinos are in favor of impeaching the vice president, it is undeniable english and increase still is a force to reckon with in philippine politics, it is going forwards, united front known foreboding as a block during elections and in fact, it supported both president fordham and marcus junior and vice president sarah to thursday in 2022. so they say that they want them to keep a united front. they want them to keep working closely together and

they do look particularly where there's always a fed risk in the philippines and maybe this is no exception on saturday as take us out to india. and as long as you drive picture that are all showers developing, that will be some rain developing algebra dash, probably on saturday or on friday. the concentration is for lanka. and the no fault is persistent. but it might be a change to that just briefly. new delhi was right of the shaker model, was for translation. and international understanding is inviting nominations for its 11th edition starting january the 1st and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t a dot q a reset. it seems like level conflict in.

i couldn't see you, but that's the philippines. what sort of head on that was this era? one up for sale is best known street thoughts. this is trying to connect with people around the world. truth is news. and another. when for mentions, the city is the champions get back on track and the premier league, or the action of the in a post colonial with the scholars of european imperialism, run deep nowhere most. so then in the democratic republic of congo, wherever restrict history still shapes the presence of the serial. yet intimate insight through the eyes of a whistle blower and the patriotic ministry come on. witness presents. this is come on a jersey the the latest news as it breaks for the 3 hosted with those have gone out of service. people are using them out so there's no face further displacement with detailed coverage to read off. your vision forces forced hundreds of civil news through this. please prompt this quote cheaper and bit header one from the hoss of the story is wait a minute to reset the it was target thing. come on those and start the hospital has pro

i from the philippines and i am old enough to remember when he visited the philippines and 1999 to build houses where i remember watching on the news. how one woman was so moved at the sight of the former president of the united states sweating as he labored to help build her a house. so these are memories that people carry with them of jimmy carter around the world. and it is probably something that's all a lot of them are come number reading alongside to thousands of americans to our thinking of jimmy carter today as he's made to us later on. we're seeing pictures right now of a several full my us presidents from both sides of the political spectrum, many political figures, including donald trump, who we just sold that came to pay their respects to, to jimmy costa. what does it say about the mine? but so many coming to or on i have, i mean, you said the people see him as a good and, and decent mind. what does he represent for america? so i think this day is really coming to a significant moment in the political life of this country. as he said, there you have a quite a few past preside

and the central philippines, they do look particularly where there's always a fun risk in the philippines and maybe this is no exception on saturday. that's take us out to india. and as long as you drive picture that all showers developing, that will be some rain developing algebra dash probably on saturday or on friday, the concentration is for lanka. and then all foggiest assistance, but it might be a change to that just briefly, new delhi was right. of the sun rises really easily here, the history was written, the nature became theory is here, the beast totally the timeless journey. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello. again, you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top story? is this uh, the national guard is being deployed to los angeles, west several wild flyers in the area. us still finding out of control. 5 people have been killed and more than 200000 are on the evacuation vendor. so i don't know, position politician, maria corrina machado has been freed in ours office who was detained during the process. the opposition says had come forward was fine. and the deceptive by securit

about $2000000.00 filipino support overseas experts say as its population shrinks, the philippines will inevitably need its own people to stay in the field jobs and the rest of the world will need to source labor from somewhere else. remy hopes that one thing they will have done enough to make migration a choice for filipinos rather than a necessity manipulated by those in power rolling. this selection is unique and we've seen anything like that before. no pressure, they were instrumental in helping the president when the election imprisoned by so interested play as they have put their pastor non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era the the flow on the pocket. this is the news our license though, coming up in the next 60 minutes. but then some bills towards finalizing a cease 5 in gaza was ready for seems to be the intensifying their tax ac

i'll just say it was bonded been the reports from the philippines capital many la renika bill . you has been a volunteer reproductive health care worker for 15 years. she says she grew up among 12 siblings and had to start working at the age of 10 to help her parents. she didn't want that for herself and doesn't want it for the next generation of filipino women. press the middle, let me 1818 when i started volunteering, i remember there was one woman who had 18 children when those 18 children became adults. we introduced them to contraceptives and now they have fewer children. i mean, then remedies on family represents a similar generational change. she has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. countries for till the rate is now below the level of what sustain is population or that a decade after the past the representative help developing so successfully lowered it's for 3 countries struggle with over population for decades. but experts say the declining birth rates would lead to other problems, especially as the overall population gets older. about 2000000 filipinos work overseas, a

not both right from the philippines, off bullying and the government's concerned about the impacts on the countries future. and the a decade earlier encourage smaller families, but that policy seems to have been too successful. an aging population in the high global demand for filipino workers means the off our keys may have to develop new strategies. barnaby reports from money renika bill you has been a volunteer reproductive health care worker for 15 years. she says she grew up among 12 siblings and had to start working at the age of 10 to help her parents. she didn't want that for herself and doesn't want it for the next generation of filipino women. press on the middle, let me 1818 when i started volunteering, i remember there was one woman who had 18 children when those 18 children became adults. we introduced them to contraceptives and now they have fewer children. i mean then remedies on family represents a similar generational change. she has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. countries for till the rate is now below the level that would sustain its population. more than a decade

is loud and clear. members, the big lesson decrease the, the 3rd largest religious group in the philippines, coming up in huge numbers to oppose impeachment proceedings against vice president, sir the 3rd day. now, while a recent poll found that 4 out of 10 filipinos are in favor of impeaching the vice president, it is undeniable english and increase still is a force to reckon with in philippine politics. it is known for its united front known for boarding as a block during elections, and in fact, it supported both president for the men. marcus junior and vice president started the 3rd day in 2022, so they say that they want them to keep a united front. they want them to keep working closely together and they insist that this isn't a political rally. and that this is a rally for peace of mind. we know exciting with anyone. they all have shortcomings . so they should just try to push the differences for the benefit of the whole country. now, president marcus has said that he doesn't support impeaching the vice president because he says it's a waste of time and demonstrators here say the echo

the best rates in the philippines, the forwarding and the government is concerned about the impact on the countries future. i mean a decade the, the everything coverage, the smallest time this, that policy seems to been to successful an aging population at high level demand for filipino workers. means your thoughts is may have to develop new strategies. bonding today reports now from monday to renika bill, you has been a volunteer reproductive health care worker for 15 years. she says she grew up among 12 siblings and had to start working at the age of 10 to help her parents didn't want that for herself and doesn't want it. for the next generation of filipino women press the middle, let me 1818 when i started volunteering, i remember there was one woman who had 18 children, windows 18 children, became adults. we introduced them to contraceptives and now they have fewer children. i mean then for remedies on family represents a similar generational change. she has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. countries, fertility rate is now below the level that would sustain its population more than

we are looking at some other live the showers at the moment across the philippines. we have say, some very heavy rain just to the southeast of manila, 65 millimeters of frame here in the space of 24. i think to see these up with such as we go through the next steps. i always quite are off the showers, getting drawing across much of south east asia. some went by the very into northern and western positive bonia, more heavy showers that just coming in across the positive indonesia as we go through the next couple of days and see that west. so whether setting in, once again, just around the central in southern parts of the philippines as we go through a web site. and we have seen some useful right on police to site to the southeast of australia. recently this find the plant diving in here. we're seeing $21.00 millimeters of brady 93 hours as health with the wall size around the grandkids into that western side of victoria site. the system will make its way for the east, which as we go through the next couple of days. so picking up a cooler when's good time degrees down

and we had that nice introductionth for someone to rd their book on a bus in the philippines. >> quicksetl. cooks could you talk a little bit about potential mentors and influences you jew route from in your career or who have helped to support you? mother was a scientist, her sister was not a scientist but a great writer. her name is ruth gruber. my cousins, her children are up here. happy to have you all. she wasn't influenced because she was a wife, a mother, and a writer. and traveled a lot i thought traveling around writing stories about science would be an ideal existence. for a while i wrote a column for discover magazine called field fieldnotes. which was really a happy place i would ask scientist if i could follow them around for a few days. and write about what they did. because for most people, most people have no idea what it means to be doing research. it is just a vague term. what does that come down to? that turns out to bee interesting. to be able to give a granular day by day studying, that was one group i followed. recording boxes and cameras set up with various sites ar

but the threat remains from these all northern philippines. therefore, india, the story of course, is 2 different things, sometimes with the right in the science, not much di, maybe it should, i guess. then this persistent fog up through this flat knowles and valley. now that does sometimes clear that phones in the morning and across from the cities is often consistent. there is a case in point service level and that's boring, small or fargo law through saturday and sunday, but it changed to show as mike clears initial on monday the the, the the the hello again, you're watching out, is there a reminder of i told the story is this alex, at least 70 palestinians have been killed in his rarity strikes across garza. many of them died and strikes in the northern parts of the strip theory and security forces have launched a major search operation in the cities of homes that talk. yeah. and talk to use that searching for people. they suspect of him missing more crimes during the asset regime. and also looking for those who have refused to hand over t

a squarely of japan, the philippines. the challenge is trying to your take on his choice of countries there to, to give an example as well. i mean, it basically, he brought up countries don't seem to, to be quite frank. don't seem to have much of a control of their own. um, there was a direction of their own country as most people know, the united states trees, countries like japan, south korea, the philippines and even in the u. k. as colonies. and they are generally either economic or unfortunately. and so in some instances, they are aimed to be actual kinetic cannon fodder. so he named the countries that i guess would be, are in line to be the next ukraine to be ukraine, eyes and used as a weapon against russia and or china. and i'm pretty sure that the people in those countries are waking up to the reality that they're being placed in danger, by us imperialism. also in 1st thing the, a tony blinking and bite and single died the withdrawal from afghanistan as an achievement. we can just take a quick listen again to wha

accompanied me on an eight hour trip back to my home province from the capital city of manila back in the philippines. so it's a it's a great book she is the recipient of the individual public service award, the national science board, the bradford washburn award, the cook robert's award, the astronomical society of the pacific and a guggenheim fellowship among, other honors. she was a former york times science reporter and currently editor of the meter poetry column scientific american. tonight, she will be about her new book, the elements of marie curie how the glow of radium lit a path for women in science. in this profound and illuminating biography of marie curie, david not only writes about her numerous contributions to science, but also about the many trailblazing women who followed her path. she will be in conversation. linda voss recently retired from nasa. linda wrote reports for congress and wrote policy managing spaceflight and for avoiding collision collisions in low earth orbit. she has written spoken about she's written and spoken alaska space for aerospace america and astro magazine a

both rates in the philippines, a full and causing concern for the government about the impact on the countries future. 10 years ago was encouraged smaller families, but that policy seems to have being too successful an aging population and high global demand for philip. you know, cause means all storage he's may have to develop new strategies. finally, low reports for minute are ready to bill. you has been a volunteer reproductive health care worker for 15 years. she says she grew up among 12 siblings and had to start working at the age of 10 to help her parents. she didn't want that for herself and doesn't want it for the next generation of filipino women. press pull out in the middle, let me 1818 when i started volunteering. i remember there was one woman who had 18 children, windows 18 children, became adults. we introduced them to contraceptives, and now they have fewer children. remedies on family represents a similar generational change. she has 2 children and 2 grandchildren countries for tilly, the rate is now below the level of which the stain is population. more than a deca

even central philippines, the potential for heavy rain here, but it's not a huge amount. the snow have a different story. it's a lot of that folding and i'll try to run one shoot, catching the edge of alleviating, suffering, promoting community wellbeing, contributing to the recovery, join. okay, foundation in its mission to support 11 and during this critical time. full now or visit. okay. adult tool. the, [000:00:00;00] the reminder of our headlines this, our joseph own, is living on the new president's often more than 2 years without the head of states . parliament elected the army chief and the 2nd round of voting is the 14th time and peace of boats in the following up the long political deadlock. israel's war on guns that has killed more than 46000 palestinians. that is more than 2 percent of the population. if it costs a strict among those killed in the past 24 hours a week old, maybe in a 4 year old child and darren, the dozens of fighters have unfortunately, been killed in northern syria. turkish back groups are battling kurdish lead fighters and mondays, the conf

like you have philippines. you have other places. yeah. one in new york, one in the philippines. am i missing any we in africa? yeah. you know what i mean. hawaii, baltimore. south. south bronx. yeah, yeah. how does that make you? good? god is good. god is good. how does that make you feel to see it? like, start from balboa to 30 years later? yeah, man, it feels really good to know that, you know, what started from the people, from the youth has blossomed and blew up, man, to go everywhere around this world and to touch people. yeah, yeah, it's amazing. that is amazing. and you're doing god's work and like. but why do you or why do youth join gangs anyways. i mean it's different now than it was back then, but it's almost the same. like, why do they join like, gangs? i mean, to be accepted. yeah. to be loved. it's more about acceptance and love. i mean, i can't speak for like as a whole. i can ask you, i can tell you why i did it. it was because i didn't feel loved at home. yeah, my daddy did. 16 in the state. my mama raised four kids by herself, and i had the type of mom that go

and put pressure on the government of the philippines to move toward democracy. the power of reagan's narrative of gradual little movement toward freedom and democracy in opposition to totalitarianism has been. documented in the 40 years since the speech, as democracy has spread around the world. of course, there's backsliding there. anti-democratic forces in world. but reagan's fundamental argument that totalitarian governments use force to keep their people from toward democratic governments is evident today from hong kong that taiwan gone to ukraine to the arab spring, people across the world and every possible culture and religion have demonstrated they want a say in their own government. they want a say in their own lives. they don't want secret police, right. and combined the narrative and the argument with a set of values. he contrasted freedom with totalitarianism and arbitrary arrest. he contrasted opportunity with economic decay. he contrasted democracy versus state control by unelected dictators. and he made it clear that when talking about those value