rodrigo duterte leads the pack. ♪ time now for business news with kate moody. are starting with the conjugal reforms pushed through in greece. they have won approval for lawmakers. >> not a lot of rest time. the eurogroup is getting ready to discuss the controversial reforms. speak toarriving as we give the green light to reforms that is been put in place by athens. this review has been delayed since october. it will be a crucial meeting because it is on the agenda for the first time ever. withdraw.reatens to the differences between the creditors are increasingly becoming apparent. 2.5 billion euros in july. asia as mixed close in n weakened.experts dropping nearly 2%. european markets are firmly in the green. dax up. oil prices up about 2% this session after wildfires in canada. is planning to -- a 5% sale would be worth ion, which would be the biggest ipo in history. they are replacing their long serving oil minister. that is part of a broad government overhaul, hoping to reduce dependent on oil. >> a transformation is going to occur. i think that gives a gli

any parent should be worried about that. >> rodrigo, i want to take you to what your mother was justnts of lgbt rights use loaded words to describe trans people, child molesters and predators. first of all, how do you describe the community and how does it make you feel when that's the discussion that a lot of people are having? >> well, the transgender community, we're really just people like anybody else. we're part of this community, we're people's neighbors, co-workers, family members, every single transgender person is a part of someone's family so that kind of divisive rhetoric is alarming and only serves to push us even further into the shadows. bills like that make people like me even less safe and it hurts our families as well. no parent wants to worry about their child's safety. no one wants to worry about being harassed or abused or worried that their brother or sister is going to be harassed or abused. those are the consequences of that kind of rhetoric and that's why we're here to say transgender people are just people and this message is about just remembering, hey, fam

we were fearful of rodrigo's safety.g, oh, we're worried about kids going to the bathrooms. we were worried about rodrigo having some acts of violence against him because people were not accepting. but people have a kind heart and we're an accepting society. change is hard. but i think that together we can prove that we come together as a family and we come together as a community and a nation. >> rodrigo, what did you say to your mother and father when you decided to tell them your feelings about this, how you truly identified? >> well, i was terrified to tell them. i've been very fortunate that i come from a loving home. my parents were always very clear with my siblings and i are their love was unconditional. i was still terrified to tell them. i had packed a bag and was ready to live outside the home. i didn't know if i would be welcome back. it's heartbreaking. it's not something that anyone wants their child to experience. thankfully, they accepted me and we're here to say this shouldn't be an uncommon experience.

esto es un amor sin condiciones. >> rodrigo naciÓ mujer y se llamaba amanda.as reflejan que la mitad de las personas transgÉnero nunca son aceptadas por sus familiares, lo que provoca una alta tasa de suicidio. se sienten excluidos y discriminados por la sociedad. el padre se emociona al escuchar a su hijo. >> mi consejo a las personas transgÉnero es que hablen con sus familias. que den la oportunidad de sus familias que tengan el proceso. marÍa elena: las familia de la congresista dice que no ha sido fÁcil pero con amor se puede lograr. dicen que el hecho de que sean sus portavoces va ayudar en la lucha para combatir, la desinformaciÓn que aseguran que existe entre los hispanos sobre este importante tema. jorge: respeto siempre por la diferencia. marÍa elena: exactamente. asÍ llegamos al final. jorge: los esperamos a las 11:30. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: televisa presenta... iker: cuando se iban alejando nosotros, alcanzamos a ver a maximiliano izaguirre. la sombra estaba en el coche con la señora josefa. ricardo: ¿y el localizador? iker: esas la buena noticia. el loca

rodrigo: an opportunity, i think they have a huge opportunity.d of growth rate will we see there? than the past in china. it will be difficult to have size that we saw in the last 10 years. le in particular grew much more before the boom. thatyou think we can get to that kind of growth? is possible. we delay the groundwork for investors to choose what to do. this affects the region. this is a game changer from what we had in the past. in the past, these type of shocks would produce crisis. around, you have a softening of growth but it is picking up very gradually. we need to accelerate to that. it is investment into the private sector. guy: it is the great to see you this morning. minister,n finance right come up next it is bank of england super thursday. we look ahead to what governor carney will say about the brexit. that story, next. ♪ guy: 54 minutes past the hour, welcome back to "on the move." it is decision time for the new region central bank. we have an interview with its governor, let's get those words around later on. at midday, we get

. >> sreenivasan: a look at the new likely president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, and how his tough-talking, shock politics may shape a new era for the country. >> woodruff: and what happens when you combine a day care center with a nursing home? one seattle-based residence is finding the benefits of creating a space for young and old alike. >> this is what makes me happy. you get to know them, watch them, and act silly with them. it's good to feel like you're three years old again. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the presidential primary season is winding toward a close with two of the final states taking their turns tonight. west virginia has 29 democratic delegates to offer. overall hillary clinto

rodrigo: nos quieren llevar, papá. tracy: vámonos, vamos, por favor.

congresswoman ilian nan ross late nen who says her transgender child she loves as maends she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is now supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender 50idity. the president speaking to buzzfeed monday. >> make sure that everybody is treated fairly and our kids are all loved and that they're expected. >> reporter: but it's a policy many republicans have vowed to presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lunacy. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's showdown with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law, the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protesters hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits over the controversial bathroom law could end up before the 4th circuit court of

. >> sreenivasan: a look at the new likely president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, and how hisk politics may shape a new era for the country. >> woodruff: and what happens when you combine a day care center with a nursing home? one seattle-based residence is finding the benefits of creating a space for young and old alike. >> this is what makes me happy. you get to know them, watch

. >>> tough talking politician rodrigo emerged tuesday as the winner of the philippines presidential election. the incendiary mayor rode a wave of popular support to win by a large margin. his pledge to eliminate crime resonated with ordinary people, many of whom seem to be fed up with politics as usual. >>> the promotion of the welfare of the people first before anything. the 71-year-old duterte emerged as front runner to eliminate crime and corruption. after taking power in 1988 the former prosecutor dramatically increased security in the city by expanding police powers. but his no-nonsense approach and comments about extra-judicial killing of criminals has prompted strong criticism from human rights groups. in a country with a history of brutal dictatorship. many filipinos are celebrating duterte's victory, even if they don't all approve of his methods. >> we are so happy for him. and we also support him. he can do and -- can do anything, what people want. and also he can help all filipinos. >> translator: i don't necessarily agree with everything he does. especially if it involve

>>llorando su hija de rodrigo como parecÍa la procuraciÓn presente bando maneja su papÁ y a pesar de que que el padre sea independiente >>y que maneje por necesidad para la familia se convierte en un gran alivio en los demÁs la versiÓn de que tiene cita con el doctor lozano y llevar queremos llevarlos si si contigo perosiento que el cuello estÁ mucho más duro, mÁs rÍgido falle reflejo aquí para familiares podÍan ser fatales encima de con precauciÓn pero entonces parecerÍa direccionalidad del auto laboral ahorita cuando llega una manera de 70 aÑos ya tiene quien personas a la oficina a renovar la licencia >>indique que estos solicitantes estÁn sujetos a preguntas por parte de empleados para determinar si hay cambios en su condiciÓn mental sus o fÍsica >>resultados indican parecer una revisiÓn completa pero no tiene sistema mexicalenses dvd vitaliza acaso la persona de tercera edad es completamente diferente que si vais a ser muy especÍficas cuando se emite un reporte al departamento de vehÍculos motorizados por ley los ofrecen intensificar el departamento cuando alguien tiene una cond

. >>> asÍ mismo, josÉ, y por eso estamos con mi hijo rodrigo y yo y mi esposo dexter participando eno y lo que debemos hacer como familia es entendernos, conversar. puede ser que su familia tengan a alguien que sea gay ol lesbianao trangÉnero. y ese hijo tiene pÁnico decÍrselo a sus padres, pero al fin del dÍa, queremos que nuestros hijos puedan realizar sus sueÑos, sus aspiraciones, puedan trabajar sin riesgo de violencia y que la familia pueda ser una familia productiva. >>> congresista sabe muy bien que hay muchos dentro essed de su partido, el partido republicano, que estÁn en carolina delnorte, poniendo leyes para limitar los baÑos pÚblicos. el presidente obama ha dado algunas recomendaciones en cuanto a eso mismo, diciendo que deben ser para todos ¿cÓmo a us. >>> hay personas que tienen esos pensamientos de ambos partidos, lamentablemente la discriminaciÓn estÁ en muchas partes y sectores de nuestra naciÓn mira, los niÑos quieren estudiar, queremos que los hijos se gradÚen de high school que vayan a college, que puedan tener trabajos, tienen las mismas aspiraciones y los mismos

and mayor of debau rodrigo duterte made headlines for a controversial comment about women. no candidate has yet emerged as a clear front-runner but the latest polls suggest duterte has a slight lead. support rates are constantly changing over candidates' inappropriate remarks and allegations of corruption. a territorial dispute in the south china sea is a hot button issue in the race. roxas and poe say they'll strengthen the alliance with the u.s. to deal with china. duterte and binay, on the other hand, say they want to build ties with china through dialogue. >>> japan's foreign minister has laid out a development assistance plan worth billions of dollars for some southeast asian countries. kishida is currently touring the region. he laid out japan's policy in a speech in bangkok, pledging to set up a new framework for the so-called five mekong states. they include thailand and myanmar. kishida said it's aimed that helping them build infrastructure, improve customs procedures, and develop workers skills. the day before kishida met with his thai counterpart and they agreed

investors booked profits from a two-day rally following rodrigo duterte's victory in the presidential election. the kospi down by .1%. market players stayed on the sidelinehead sideline. hong kong dropping by .7% at the lowest close in two months. singapore rising by almost .5% following two days of losses. telecom shares led the rise. here is a look at other business stories we're following. >>> japanese electronics maker toshiba reported a record net loss for the business year that ended in march. sales were down 7.3% from the previous year to $52 million. the full-year net loss came to $4.4 billion. executives say the huge loss is sue to one-off expenses related to massive job cuts and lowering valuation of the company's nuclear power subsidiary, westinghouse. >>> japanese electronics maker sharp will soon have an executive from taiwan at its helm. the firm named the vice chairman as the new president. hahning hey is also phone as fox con. sharp posted a net loss of $2.3 billion a year through march. >>> japan's finance ministry officials say the current account surplus in fiscal 2

a wide range of shares were higher following news reports that rodrigo duterte will be the next president. the hang sang up .4%. as x200 gaining by .4%. banks saw gains but resource related shares ended lower on falling prices of iron other and oil. here is a look at some other business stories we're following today. >>> auto parts maker takata projected in fall into the red for the second year in a row. the firm forecasts a net loss of $120 million for the last business year that ended in march. the u.s. department of transportation added up to 40 million air bags to its recall list last week. the move prompted officials at japan's transport ministry to construct takata and others to conduct additional recalls in japan. suzuki posted a higher operating profit. the chairman of suzuki said his company is rechecking the accuracy of fuel efficiency data for a wide range of data. he recalled to the call for greater transparency. >>> the japanese government plans to spend more than $7 billion to help people in kumamoto recover from the recent earthquakes. the draft supplementary budget for the

rodrigo saying fighting property will be his priority.t will include a zero-tolerance approach to crime and corruption. it is capturing around 39% of the vote. brazil's political system is under disarray with the new head of the lower house is vetoing the impeachment but they say they will go ahead with the ousting of the president. whicha drive to impeach is back on track after a day of chaos. a debate of more than 200,000 panamanian companies have been released in the international consortium of investigative journalists. millions of leaked documents from a lawfirm. it sets of secret shell companies with clients including relatives and associates like vladimir putin and david cameron. the massive wildfires that swept through canada's energy hub of fort mcmurray left 85% of the city intact including the downtown. -- some partsews of the city completely leveled. 88,000 citizens have been evacuated from the area. it is cut by about 40% or one million barrels a day. donald trump announcing that chris christie will serve as chairman of his t

among them is, rodrigo da silva. he sells food to make a living on the beaches just near his home in chapeu mangueira. he had hoped that the olympics and pacification would provide new opportunities, so he opened a hostel, advertised on air.b.n.b, but clients today are scarce >> ( translated ): our business has decreased. we had much higher expectations in terms of hosting people throughout the olympics. if the situation had improved maybe i wouldn't still have to work here on the beach. >> reporter: concerned about gang pressure, da silva only agreed to meet us outside his favela. >> ( translated ): if you talk too much, it ends badly. here's the deal: you do not mess with their business. i don't mess with their stuff and they don't mess with mine. everyone wins in a way. >> reporter: but these violent confrontations have led to deep personal losses, across rio. in another part of the city dayse napoleaÃo told me about te last time she spoke to her daughter sofia. >> ( translated ): we spoke the week of her birthday

the country will soon have a new leader and it appears it will be rodrigo took place monday. the special headquarters of the election commission in manila is tallying the votes. millions took to the ballots to choose from a closely contested field of candidates. early tuesday morning, the commission announced it counted the large majority of votes. the mayor of the southern city is in the lead with over 38% of the vote. he ran on a crime campaign and drew backlash from many controversial colts. the president urged the candidates to his own choice tos currently in second. filipinos were passionate about this election. >> here in the heart of manila, campaign pollsters can be seen up to polling day. locals are interested and excited about this important election. filipinos are clearly enjoying this festival of democracy as they choose the leader at the one in six years presidential election. and that festive mood is in full swing at more than 1600 convenient stores across the nation. customers can choose their favorite from six types of paper cup. five showing the candidates' f

. >> in the presidential race, the mayor rodrigo duterte is expected to land a big victory. >> the donald trump of the philippines. >> his speeches won his plenty of fans. >> he's being seen as the alternative to traditional candidates in the philippines. >> he often bragz of sexual conquests. >> he offered himself as a gift to the young bride. >> ( translated ): i don't have any money to give, but i could give your wife something else, and this is for the wives only. men, i'm sorry, but you don't get anything because i'm not a queer." >> trevor: okay, that's-- that's obscene and homophobic, and, also, ( bleep ) way to cover up the fact that you forgot to bring a real gift to the wedding. i guess all the registry items were taken. what a way to remember your wedding day. we exchanged rings and the president said he'd smash me and not you. aaah. you know in 10 years somebody is going to use that as ammunition a fight. "i'm sorry, which one of the us did the president want to ( bleep ) again? exactly. we're going with the blue sheets." and if you thought that was the only time this guy talk

rodrigo duterte is far ahead of four challengers with most of the votes from monday's election counted. he made campaign vows to crackdown on crime on corruption. the news journal of delaware reports charges against three teenager girls in the death of a schoolmate. 16-year-old amy joyner-francis was attacked last month in the bathroom of a wilmington high school. a coroner said she died because the beating triggered a pre-existing heart defect. one of the girls could be tried as an adult and could face up to eight years in prison. >>> michigan live reports that flint's mayor is being sued. a former city administrator says karen weaver diverted donations in flint's water crisis to a campaign fund. the administrator says that she was fired because she reported it. weaver is not commenting. >>> politico reports jon stewart's attack on jump. -- donald trump. he called the presumptive nominee na nominee narcissistic. >> he's a man baby. he has the physical countenance of a man and a baby's temperament and hands. >> but stewart didn't spare hillary clinton, saying the democratic front runne

philippines president-elect rodrigo duterte has been called 9 donald trump of the east. that a few times. tough talk on crime has been a hallmark of his campaign. >> now he's taking things further. he is vowing to reintroduce the death penalty with public hangings. he also wants to enlist military snipers to kill suspected criminals and give police the right to use deadly force more often. >> i said if you resist arrest, if you offer violent resistance, may order to the police and to the military is to shoot to kill. >> duterte was only elected a few days ago, and while he has been enjoying the applause, there's one member of the president-elect's family who is not fond of the attention he's been getting. his son. >> that's right. cnn philippines spoke to sebastian duterte about why he intends to keep a low profile throughout his father's presidency. >> reporter: he didn't want his father to run for president. but when rodrigo duterte did, sebastian responded as what any supportive child would do. he campaigned for his father, a challenge for someone who has opted to kee

the frontrunner is 71-year-old rodrigo duterte, whose brash style has earned him comparisons to donalds the long-time mayor of the southern philippine city of davao. but he's been accused by human rights groups of the extra- judicial killings of more than 1,000 people. duterte has also raised eyebrows with his use of profanity, a joke about a gang rape, and a comment about killing his own kids if they ever took drugs." reuters" reporter karen lema is covering the election and joins me now via skype from the philippines' capital of manila. so, karen, can you first help put this in context. what has the main issues been in this election? >> you know, you have to understand that in philippine politics a filipino voters give more weight on personality rather than the points of the candidates. that explains why roberto duterte, given the approach, as you can see that duterte has won the hearts of the voters because of this no-nonsense stand on crime and corruption. that has resonated with voters, they are very frustrated and disappointed with the government's inability to address or at leas

gainingippine currency ground after the outspoken and theroversial rodrigo claims presidential electioniss bank is said to record first quarter results among restructuring. we will have an interview with the ceo at 7:15 a.m. u.k. time. ♪

. >> the tough talking mayor rodrigo duterte appears ready to be the next president of the philippinesernational observers -- in the philippines. of course duterte leading polls right now with 90% of votes counted. the question is whether he can gain an investment -- confidence in the investment community. we are seeing a drop -- [inaudible] the stock exchange. [man on p.a. drowns out reporter] >> correct. nothing has really changed in terms of the real economy. gdp is going to grow a little bit higher depending on which estimates you look at. overtaking overseas -- perhaps the end of this year or the beginning of next year. and i think the huge infrastructure gap that needs to be filled out has started. the government has yet to spend 5% of gdp. if we are at that level, 5% to 7%, that is going to be a huge effect on the real economy. i think that will also reflect -- >> tell us about that 6% growth we see on the philippines this year. that is the fastest pace we have seen since the 1970's. could this election derail that? >> there is still a lot of tailwinds in the philippines. you ha

but an election monitor says that three quarters of the votes have been counted and rodrigo is well ahead. he's a 71-year-old brash mayor known for sex, jokes, and killing criminals and promising to end corruption within six months. >> the presidential primary in california is less than a month away. >> you can start voting today if you'd like. >> fox 2's janine did lavega tells us about the options avoiding the lines on june 7th. >> most people told us they do plan on voting early. they don't want to scramble later on and a lot of people already know who they plan on picking for president. the not as well versed on other races. one of the places you can vote early is at your local county registrar's office and there are numerous places to drop off ballots including libraries, college campuses, city hall, and west gate shopping center in san jose. a larger turnout is expected compared to other elections and that's because it's a presidential primary. donald trump is the presumed nominee for the g.o.p., and hillary clinton is expected to be the democratic nominee, it's still not set in sto

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the leading candidate is rodrigo of the southern city. to execute 100,000 criminals and dump them into the manila bay if elected. >>> stock markets in europe and asia posting gains. oil is up to $46 a barrel. saudi arabia sacked it's oil minister replacing him with a current official. it shows saudi arabia is shifting course after the crash in oil prices. pushing to a more diverse economy. saudi arabia and other top oil producers are struggling to cut prices or keep drilling to maintain market share. the oil story the american consumers are buzzing about. the price of the gallon of gas. up 50 cents from the low of $1.71 in february. gas prices are still 45 cents keeper than a year ago. oil prices rose because of the summer blend of gas. the forecast is to stay around the $2.20 for the rest of the year. >>> war in the gop. as republican leaders and donald trump spar over policy. "new day" picks up the story from us right now. >> i didn't get paul ryan. i don't know what happened. >> i was blindsided. >> i don't think donald trump is a reli

philippine president-elect rodrigo duterte has vowed to seek to restore the death penalty. in his first comments to journalists following his victory in last week's election, he said he would also give security forces the power to shoot-to-kill for suspects who evade arrest. during his campaign, duterte vowed to kill tens of thousands of criminals. he addressed reporters on monday. >> [indiscernible] amy: he has been called the filipino trump. executions have been suspended in the philippines since 2006 amid opposition from the catholic church. the cia's internal watchdog has admitted it mistakenly destroyed its only copy of the senate's report on cia torture. yahoo! news said the acknowledgment came as justice department lawyers assured a federal judge copies of the report were being preserved. the cia reportedly does have another copy. the 6700-page report has never been released. another journalist has been murdered in the mexican state of veracruz. manuel torres was shot in the head saturday as he returned home. he worked with a local city council and was editor-in-chie

his murder comes one day after the philippines congress officialally declared rodrigo duterte the next president. duterte has admitted to s s role in death squads, joked autut the gang rape of an australian missionary, and pledged to kill tens of thousands of people. meanwhile, in egypt, the head of the journalists union and two of the union's board members are facingng trial on charges of harboring opposition journalists in the l latest crackdown againt press freedom in egypt. the charges stem from a raid on the journalists union's headquarters in may, where authorities arrested two reporters working for the opposition website bawabet yanayer. in iraq, more than 20 people were killed in a series of bombings in baghdad monday. the attacks come amid fierce fighting between u.s.-backed iraqi forces and militants with the self-proclaimed islamic state over control of fallujah, which was seized by isis in 2014. french railway worker are set to -- workers are set to join the growing strikes, which are threatening to immobilize the country amid protests over labor reforms. last week, workers

the leading candidate is rodrigo duterte, whose controversial rhetoric has drawn comparisons to donald trump. duterte is mayor of davao where he has been accused of running death squads. he has periodically admitted his role in the death squads, even bragging about how they killed 1700 people. he recently joked that as mayor, he should have been first in line to rape an australian missionary who was gang-raped and then murdered in his city. in london, sadiq khan has become the first muslim mayor. he celebrated the election results after being sworn in on saturday. >> i think we should be really proud, really proud that record numbers came out and voted on thursday. record numbers, in my view, hopes of a new decision and helping -- i believe bringing people together and making sure we grapple with the problems facing our city and a positive way. amy: climate activists have launched mass acts of civil disobedience in two cities across the world from each other -- newcastle, australia, and philadelphia, pennsylvania. in newcastle, more than 1000 protesters shut down operations at the nati

congresswoman ileana ross layman who says her transgender child she loved as amanita she still loves as rodrigo. the conservative gop lawmaker is supporting president obama's directive telling all public schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity, a policy many republicans have vowed to fight including former presidential hopeful ted cruz who called it politically correct lawn macy at the texas republican convention. >> demanding that every public school now allow grown men and boys into little girls' bathrooms. >> reporter: it also comes on the heels of north carolina's show down with the federal government over that state's new bathroom law the justice department says discriminates against transgender residents. both sides are now suing each other as hundreds of protestors hit the streets again monday hoping to repeal the law. those dueling lawsuits over north carolina's controversial bathroom law could end up before the fourth circuit court of appeals and potentially the u.s. supreme court. reporting live in los angeles brandi hitt

recent polls show long time mayor rodrigo duterte with a solid lead.he punisher for his tough stance on crime, he's vowed to execute 100,000 criminals and, quote, dump them into manila bay in elected. senator grace poe is duterte's closest rival. according to the filipino pollster social weather systems, she has campaigned for what she calls a quote, quote, caring government, emphasizing structure. poe has been challenged over her citizenship after being a u.s. citizen for several years. but ultimately was declared eligible by the extreme court to continue her campaign. interior minister manuel rojas, country vice president binay, and santiago are also in the running. it's a big election for the philippines. in addition to the next president and vice president, voters will elect half of the country's senate, the entire house of representatives, and tens of thousands of local posts. michael holmes, cnn, atlanta. >>> joining me now is "time" magazine correspondent charlie campbell. thank you so much for being with us. hope you can hear me okay there. so

in the philippines, rodrigo duterte has declared victory in the presidential election and vowed to rewrite the constitution. duterte won the election despite periodically admitting to his role in death squads joking , about the gang-rape of an australian missionary and , pledging to kill tens of thousands of people. he's been dumped the filipino "trump." meanwhile, the philippines has also elected its first openly transgender politician. geraldine roman will serve in the house of representatives. canada has announced it will be backing a united nations declaration to protect the rights of the world's more than 370 million indigenous peoples. four countries opposed the declaration when it was first adopted by the u.n. general assembly in 2007 -- australia, new zealand, canada and the united states. canada is the last of the four to finally embrace the statement. the united states signed on in 2010. ferguson, missouri, has sworn in its first permanent african-american police chief. delrish moss takes over for tom jackson, who resigned after a scathing justice department report found police a

another transition we've just seen and everyone's saying it's donald trump in asia is rodrigo duderte in the philippines. obama's not there, you know, and that's probably wise, but is there too much highway patrol with that? >> it is donald trump on a jet ski to passion himself. we need to be very worried. there is a threat of a reckless driver as we have a defense treaty with the philippines and we now have a leader that we really can't trust, is extremely unpredictable, i think that can be a very dangerous position for the u.s. in terms of maintaining our credibility in asia with all our asian allies. i think you've already begun to see the tone change in the philippines. in the early days of this administration, when he was running for election, he was quite adamant that, you know, he was going to ride a jet ski out, plant a flag and claim this territory for the philippines. already we've begun to see it as a decidedly different tack and we hear him make noises of possibly wanting to sit down and do business with the chinese and signal willingness to, you know, cede perhaps some gr