mr trump also extended an invitation to rodrigo duterte of the philippines, but rodrigo duterte isn'the will be able to make it. also coming up in the programme. her designs are seen as some of the most influential in fashion history. the netball in new york celebrates her work. and the faces of war. the exhibition which focuses in on us soldiers who fought in iraq and afghanistan. glad you could join us. it is 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in washington, where president trump has roped in global diplomatic norms by saying he would be open to meeting with north korean leader kim jong—un. the president said he would be honoured to meet mr kim under the right circumstances. that may worry america's allies. japan has just sent its biggest warship to protect a navy supply vessel, a historic first for tokyo. a short time ago mr trump spoke of the danger posed by north korea to the region and beyond. i can say this. he is very threatening, he is a big threat to the world. how safe our troops in the world. how safe our troops in the demilitarised zone, and our ally in south k

the philippine star shows president rodrigo duterte on the phone with donald trump.r trump has invited mr duterte to visit the white house. officials say they also talked about the threat posed by north korea. ‘facebook must pay to police the internet‘. that's also in the daily telegraph, which has a uk parliamentary committee criticising social media firms for how they address offensive online material. the committee looks at fines for companies that don't censor illegal posts quickly. and it's a case of writer's block in la la land, in the financial times. hollywood is bracing for a possible writers‘ strike, as they seek a new deal with big studios. the last strike, in 2008, cost the california economy an estimated $2.5 billion. so, let's delve into those stories. we have nina with us from the wall streetjournal. let's start with this final week of campaigning in france. there is danger that some people are being turned off by both candidates. which is, i guess, a striking development to see that in the end you could see candidates not making votes with young voter

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will rodrigo duterte show up? good morning, everybody, and welcome to "early start."'m dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it is monday, may 1st, may day. good morning, everyone! a new month and new week for you. it's 4:00 a.m. exactly in the east. >>> breaking overnight, negotiators of both parties reaching a deal on a huge spending bill that, if approved, will fund the government through september. the deal includes several significant wins for democrats. it would add billions for the pentagon and border security, but nothing for president trump's promised wall along the mexican border. democrats rejected border wall spending as premature since the president has not detailed plans for building the multibillion dollar barrier, which he has vowed mexico will pay for, anyhow. >> also, the bill has no money for a deportation force or federal cuts to sanctuary cities, no funding cut for planned parenthood, and there's a $2 billion increase for the national institutes of health. votes in the house and senate expected by the end of the week. no response to this agree

president trump invited rodrigo duterte on saturday after a phone call between the two.e un says mr trump must bring up alleged human rights abuses in the philippines if the visit goes ahead. we don't have sufficient data on the patterns of the violations, and clearly — and the numbers suggest that there is orchestration — if there is planning and organisation, clear planning and organisation, that threshold may be breached. but we are not in a position to say. we have warned the government of the philippines against undertaking these sorts of measures, what amounts to seemingly extrajudicial killings. also making news today, thousands of demonstrators have in taking part in may day protest in the united states. including this major rally in los angeles. thousands took part, criticising president trump's executive orders on immigration. demonstrations also took place in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and minnesota. meanwhile skirmishes broke out in venezuela, where may day protests there turned violent. it follows a month of unrest which has led to the deaths of almost 30 peop

mr trump has also extended an invitation to rodrigo duterte, the controversial president of the philippinesbut mr duterte may turn down the invite. he says he can't make a commitment because of what he called a busy schedule. and this video is trending on bbc.com: at least 27 people were injured after a passenger flight from moscow to bangkok experienced severe turbulence. several passengers suffered broken bones. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk. slobodan milosevic is in the hague, facing the most serious charge on the planet — genocide. here in belgrade, his wife protests his innocence. who does she think was responsible for the thousands of forced deportations and the mass murders, and does she expect her husband one day to come home? mira markovic, welcome to the programme. when you saw your husband recently, in the hague, and you celebrated his birthday, did you tell him that everything was going to be ok in the end? what did you tell him? has he accepted his fate? whatever the international criminal court decides it to be, will

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but thank god for rodrigo.od. [ applause ] >> seth: by the waywe could all use a personal rodrigo. >> i agree, i agree. >> seth: the amount of times that my wife asks me a question, and i wish i could be like, "uh, rodrigo?" [ light laughter ] >> can we just open up that -- >> seth: rodrigo i know has a giant thing that might have the answer. >> i know, it would be great. >> seth: so taran, last time he was here, he was talking about, he directed, wrote and directed a film. >> he did, yes. >> seth: and -- "let's kill gunther"? >> "why we're killing gunther." >> seth: "why we're killing gunther." >> yeah, but we should all go kill gunther, yes, yes. >> seth: and gunther is played by arnold schwarzenegger. >> he is, yes. >> seth: you are in the film as well. >> yes. >> seth: what was it look being directed by your husband? >> it was wonderful. i mean i want to be in every movie he directs, i mean not only because he is a talented amazing director, which we learned through this process, but also because i have lik

mr trump's also extended an invitation to rodrigo duterte, the controversial president of the philippinesbut mr duterte may turn down the invite, he says he can't make a commitment because of what he called a busy schedule. and this video is trending on bbc.com. at least 27 people were injured when a passenger flight from moscow to bangkok experienced severe turbulence. several passengers suffered broken bones. the airline, aero—flot, said the turbulence happened in clear skies, which meant they weren't able to warn passengers. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: the detective leading the investigation into the fatal shooting of a businessman at his home in dorset, says it doesn't appear to have been a random attack. at least two suspects are being hunted. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. the us federal reserve is set for its next meeting. what can be expected from the central bank? nailed it. how one of singapore's entrepreneurs set up a business empire. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to anot

still to come on the programme: philippine president, rodrigo duterte, warns he may widen martial lawty forces continue their battle against islamist groups. also on the programme: the pope and the president. donald trump visits the vatican for what he calls "the honour of a lifetime." but the two haven't always been friendly. in the biggest international sporting spectacle ever seen, up to 30 million people have taken part in sponsored athletic events to aid famine relief in africa. the first of what the makers of star wars hope will be thousands of queues started forming at 7am. taunting, which led to scuffles, scuffles to fighting, fighting to full—scale riot. as the liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the juventus enclosure. the belgian police had lost control. the whole world will mourn the tragic death of mr nehru today. he was the father of the indian people and the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4,500 episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise know

rodrigo duterte has led a deadly crackdown on drugs that left thousands dead. >> good folks, bad folks, people we wish would do better in their country doesn't matter. we've got to be on the same page. >> reporter: the white house argues the u.s. needs the philippines to combat the north korean threat. critics and human rights organizations respond with outrage and the president raising eyebrows for questions if russia is responsible for hacking during the 2016 campaign. >> if you don't catch a hacker in the act it's hard to say who did the hacking. with that being said i'll go along with russia. could have been china, could have been a lot of different fru groups. >> reporter: president trump marking his 100th day in office over the weekend with a campaign rally reprising attacks on his favorite foe. >> i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very, big, fat failing grade. >> reporter: the white house could soon have another vikecy working in national security. that hare has had upheaval since the first national security adviser michael flynn left. sources tell cnn that t

desde el 3 de mayo, hugo mejÍa y rodrigo nÚÑez han estado detenidos inmigraciÓn.ral. >> dice que pensÓ en nosotros... luz: los dos compaÑeros de trabajo llegaron como contratistas de construcciÓn y ayer a los documentos al ingresar al plantel en la secciÓn de seguro sos de al, ambos pusieron su nÚmero de itin, algo que descartÓ alerta. >> siempre su trabajo le pedÍan su identificaciÓn y todo estaba bien. luz: ambas madres de familia se estÁn encargando de sus hijos ciudadanos y el solo pensar tener que regresar a mÉxico reportados se les ha robado la paz. >> es un buen padre de familia. es el que lleva todo sobre mi casa. luz: hablamos con la abogada de los detenidos, asegura que hace aÑos ambos jÓvenes fueron detenidos en la frontera. es por esto que ahora sus casos son aÚn mÁs complicado. >> si una persona ya tiene una orden de deportaciÓn y ya fue deportado en el pasado, que no tiene el derecho a una audiencia al juez de inmigraciÓn. luz: pero la esperanza que los mueve es que ambas familias tienen pruebas que demuestran su aporte econÓmico a este paÍs por mÁs

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think if heou extends an invitation, he would know what the answer would be, because rodrigo richard i said he is too busy. reid: and the president has extended invitations to the leaders of singapore, thailand, to come to the white house as well. in both cases, it feels like a more off-the-cuff invitation, when an invitation to the white house is highly coveted and can be used as a bargaining chip in future negotiations. tim: let's look at past 100 days and the next now. just before the close of 100 days, there are rumors that perhaps the health care reform bill would go through. the freedom caucus on board still, or where are we on that? reid: the conservative freedom caucus is on board with the current version of the repeal of the affordable care act. however, the moderate tuesday group, a larger percentage of the republican house conference than the freedom caucus is, are saying they cannot entirely support it. republicans can afford to give can -- votes before they they will fail the past something. they have 22 members of congress who say they cannot vote for it. that tells me

philippine president rodrigo duterte should hesitation about accepting an invitation to visit the whitese. he even brought up the tension between the u.s. and north korea. >> they said the president -- i do not think that you can scare kim jong on with that power. >> the president said he is not accepted president trump's invitation because his schedule is too busy. president trump's invitation has been criticized because of rodrigo duterte reported human rights violations in the philippines. >>> president trump appears to be borrowing an idea from california governor jerry brown. raise the federal gas tax to pay for highway construction and road repair. >> last week governor brown signed a law that would increase california's gas tax by $.12 a gallon beginning in november to pay for road repairs. for us in california, a federal gas tax hike would be on top of the california gas tax hike. doug luzader has more on the president's plan. >> reporter: the federal gas tax is not changed since 1993 and the president sees it as a possible means to help fix the nation's crumbling highways and b

the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, has said martial law could be imposed across the wholenue their battle against islamist groups. the president has already declared martial law in the southern island of mindanao, which makes up roughly one third of the country and is home to 20 million people. the army failed in an attempt to capture one of the leaders of the militants on tuesday, some of whom have declared allegiance to so—called islamic state. the islamists responded by killing the chief of police in the southern city of marawi and taking several people hostage including a catholic priest. president duterte who is already well known for waging a violent campaign against drug dealers and has warned he was willing to use similar methods against the extremists. in this oath of office, which i promised to god and to the people, that i will protect and defend the country. if i think that you should die, you will die. if you fight us, you will die. if there is an open defiance, you will die. and if it means many people dying, so be it. let's bring you up to date with the late

people in the philippines dedicated to president rodrigo duterte. thank you for watching newsday.may be water—logged now after what happened during wednesday. coningsby in lincolnshire one of the wettest places. soaking rain. all—day rain for some. looking at the totals. coningsby, 40 millimetres. many of you had 20—40 millimetres of rain. north—west england stayed dry. a few showers in northern ireland in scotland. this is the wet—weather—maker. behind that, thursday, sunshine and showers to be humidity during wednesday. but a fresher feel. but it will feel warm where you get the sunshine after the rain on wednesday. cloud to start the day in parts of east anglia in south—east england. brightening up elsewhere. blue skies from the word go. showers developing through the morning. dry for this stage in the morning. the channel islands will brighten up. lots of blue sky across the midlands, wales, northern england, but there is still a chance of finding an isolated showers. wales and north—west england even at this stage have that. northern ireland, take the umbrella. showers develo

president trump is inviting the philippines' president rodrigo duterte for a visit. duterte faces international outrage over his ultraviolent and anti-drug campaign. but he's a potential ally in the region on north korea. >> human rights don't matter now? >> absolutely not. but the issues facing us in north korea are so serious, we need cooperation at some level with as many partners in the area that we can get to make sure we have our ducks in a row. >> reporter: the hermit kingdom continues to be a major international trouble spot. just today, north korea threatened a u.s. submarine deployed nearby, "it will meet a miserable end and turn into an underwater ghost." at trump's event in harrisburg last night, abc news asked if he plans to respond to friday's missile launch. >> you'll soon find out, won't you? >> does that mean military action? >> you'll soon find out. >> reporter: until now, the white house has drawn a distinction between missile launches and nuclear tests. >> if he does a nuclear test, i will not be happy. >> reporter: today, trump even expressed gru

that leaves us with h the fact that dononald trump begins s a e call with rodrigo duterte openly bragging about how he will get a pardon or immunity to people who extrajudicially kill anyone involved with the drug war. in the dominant perception and the way this is s portrayed by people, they're just going after narcotraffickers. in reality, many drug users have been assassinated as part of this campaign. duduterte enenjoys a p pretty we base of support in the philippines and kind of mixes in anti-imperialist, anti-colonialist rhetoric with these very harsh policies. he also is one of the few heads of state in the world -- he regularly swears that she called barack obama things that i can't even say on this program, the son of a rush than referenced as though obama's mother had been a sex worker. he is calling the president and saying i'm going to orient myself toward china and russia. he said that under obama because obama is a administration crititicized the tactic that duterte was using, the paramilitary gangster tactics they were using. not astonishing, but the most relevant part of t

striking was that president trump, during the course of a phone conversation this weekend, invited rodrigo duterte. he is the leader there who has called or extra judicial killings of individuals in the country in an effort to try to crack down on the drug epidemic there, saying that he would be glad to meet with him at the white house. the white house says the president is briefed on these individuals before those calls take place, but is certainly raising some questions about exactly how the president chooses to engage with foreign leaders, certainly with foreign leaders who have reputations as bad as kim jong-un and rodrigo duterte. chris. >> to my panel. yamiche, what's the white house play? >> that is a diplomacy of impulse. this is someone whom i think the world leaders have realized, to get on his good side they have to flatter him and talk him up. if they do that they can win the small battle and get what they need out of him. i think he's still weighing the weight of his office, but i think he's also saying these are people who sound decent on the phone so i'm going to do that. wh

president rodrigo duterte says martial law could be imposed across the whole country, while the army fights islamist militants. thousands risk their lives in unsafe vessels to cross the mediterranean sea, seeking a better life in europe. well, the new york times features a story about how money matters — with some migrants paying a high price to travel in style onboard luxury boats. and finally — a win for manchester united that means more than most. the city's golden boys beat ajax to win the europa league final 2—nil. the game was an emotional victory in a week where manchester's been rocked by terrorism. that's in the independent. with us is iain anderson — founder of the international communications agency cicero group. lovely to see you. let's start with the telegraph and that photograph seenin the telegraph and that photograph seen in lots of players. westminster, changing of the guard. it is always a rather chilling picture in the uk to see troops on the streets. from what i can see, talking to people who were at westminster yesterday, there was a true by every policeman. one

. >> philippine president rodrigo deterte declared marital law. >> a nuclear power plant leads to minor emergency in new jersey. >> as we look live, 5:08, 59 degrows. back with more after >> president of philippines declared marital law and islamic militants in a small city and president rodrigo deterte cut short a trip to rawshia to deal with this catholic priest and church go president being held gi a gunman. >> storms south causing destruction and major landslide in california shut down part of highway one in big sir now shut down buried by more than a million tons of rock and dirt and to state of emergency mnl in central north carolina after reports of twister touching down and causes there. >> and emergency alerted in a new jersey nuclear plant turned out to be false alarm. warning as broadcast on television as cross southern new jersey last night and officials say it was mistake. spokesman for the nuclear planned said it was just emergency trial and messages with cents to broadcast system as real event. >> things were back to normal now newark international airport. it was closed

president rodrigo duterte says martial law could be imposed across the whole country, while the armyfe vessels to cross the mediterranean sea, seeking a better life in europe. well, the new york times features a story about how money matters — with some migrants paying a high price to travel in style

and presidentjoko widodo travelled to the hometown of the philippine president, rodrigo duterte, in thesian leader was there to inaugurate a new shipping lane to boost trade between the two countries. it will reduce shipping time from five weeks to three days. us president donald trump has invited the philippine president to washington in a phone call over the weekend. they discussed the threat of north korea and the war on drugs in the philippines. public access to wi reless in the philippines. public access to wireless internet, wi—fi, maybe ubiquitous in many big cities right here in asia. in germany, would you believe it is a different story? public wi—fi is hard to find. there isa public wi—fi is hard to find. there is a legal reason for it. wi—fi owners can be potentially held liable for any illegal activity that occurs on their network. campaigners have been trying to change this and d raft have been trying to change this and draft legislation has been put forward. but that is also facing opposition. we have more from berlin. if you are looking for a morning coffee, there are few

another person is rodrigo duterte, the philippine president. he has already invited mr. meet at- dutert the white house, but president trump has gotten criticism because the philippine president says he is behind killings in the country. president trump: he's tough on the drug problem, but there's a massive drug problem. he has a high approval rating. but he's very popular in the philippines. i look forward to meeting him. if he comes in the white house, that's fine. i look forward to meeting him. reporter: donald trump saying he would be honored to see the north korean dictator in person, and that he wouldn't mind seeing rodrigo duterte as well, since he already invited him to date white house. eyebrow raising things happening with donald trump on the geopolitical and financial landscape. haidi: thank you for that. another unprecedented interview from the president. another big league when it comes to central banks. the reserve bank of australia meeting today. the rba is expected to leave policy unchanged especially decreasing -- especially with inflation. i want to bri

the philippine star shows president rodrigo duterte on the phone with donald trump.reat posed by north korea. ‘facebook must pay to police the internet‘. that's also in the daily telegraph, which has a uk parliamentary committee criticising social media firms for how they address

rodrigo duterte had bragged about personally killing suspected killers when he was a mayor. we'll talk about that in a moment. is this a deliberate strategy or is the president just not up to speed? president trump has said he want to makes it easier to sue the news for libel. but we talk to one who says the president's own tweet could work against him in a court of law. let's get right to cnn's political analyst. and global affairs analyst. good evening to you gentleman. mark, you first. what can you tell us about the call with vladimir putin? >> we know it's the third time he's spoken with putin since he became president. but the first time they spoke since russia was very critical of the strikes in syria. president trump has been very laudatory of president putin in the past. but we have seen some very harsh words out of his ambassador nikki haley. she has been very critical of russia. given what we have seen in north korea and syria, it's really not much of a surprise we would see these two men actually get together and have a discussion. >> let's talk about him, kim jun

rodrigo duterte has led a crackdown on people. >> whether they are good folks or bad folks or people that we wish would do better in the country. doesn't matter. we have to be on the same page. >> reporter: the white house arguing the u.s. needs philippines to combat the north korean threat. as critics and human rights organizations respond with outrage. the president also raising eyebrows for again questioning if russia is responsible for hacking during the 2016 campaign. >> if you don't catch a hacker, okay, in the act, it is hard to say who did the hacking. with that being said, i'll go along with russia. could have been china. could have been a lot of groups. >> reporter: offering no evidence to discount the conclusion of the fbi director and 16 other intelligence agencies. president trump marking his 100th day in office over the weekend with a campaign rally with attacks on his favorite foe. >> i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big fat failing grade. >> reporter: the focus here at the white house now turning to the president's next 100 days. the other ag

a rodrigo se le acusa de matar sin juicio a sospechosos de narcotrÁfico en su paÍs, pero el gobiernoiempre dijo que no va a decir sus estrategias pÚblicamente. reportera: a la controversia ahora tambiÉn se suman los comentarios que el presidente hizo sobre la guerra civil, en la cual alegÓ que jackson estaba muy enfadado con lo que veÍa que estaba sucediendo en la guerra civil. el problema es que el presidente jackson muriÓ 16 aÑos antes de que comenzara esa guerra. el mandatario tampoco pudo defender sus acusaciones de que el presidente obama pueda interceder sus telÉfonos. marÍa: una animada fiesta de cumpleaÑos en san diego, california, se convierte en una escena de crimen. fÉlix: el infierno durÓ un minuto, dice un sobreviviente de los letales una persona murio y otras tres fueron hospitalizadas con heridas de marÍa: una persona muriÓ y otras tres fueron hospitalizadas con heridas de gravedad despuÉs de ser apuÑaladas hoy en un campus de la universidad de austin en texas. informaron que otras personas resultaron con heridas leves. jorge: en dallas un paramÉdico y un civil resulta

president trump is inviting rodrigo duterte for a visit.s international outrage over his ultra violent and anti-drug campaign. but he is a potential ally in the region on north korea. >> this is somebody with an abysmal human rights record. has been accused of mass extrajudicial killings. did that not come up in the phone call? and why is it not mentioned? >> i didn't sit through the entire call, jonathan. but it is something this president in the philippines is claiming he is working towards. the issue on the table is north korea. and there is nothing right now facing this country and facing the region that is a bigger threat than what's happening in north korea. >> the kingdom continues to be a major international trouble spot. just today told a u.s. submarine nearby will meet an miserable end. abc news asked if he plans to respond to friday's missile launch. >> you'll soon find out, won't you? you're going to soon find out. >> until now, the white house has drawn a distinction between missile launches and nuclear tests. >> if he does a n

philippine president rodrigo duterte called his chinese counterpart this week at the behest of washingtonscuss china's role in reining in north korea. he said president trump asked him to find out if beijing to do something about kim jong-un. duterte told president xi he can help with tensions around the korean peninsula. -- the bond market states three so-called repo squeezes were some of the most traded bonds of became unavailable. the state bank of india says more discipline is required. >> what needs to be done, there needs to be more discipline on both sides. both in respect of those bankers shorting the market. if they are doing short-term speculative gains, we need to know why. investors in the market need to go ahead and lend. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney collins, this is bloomberg. we are counting down to major market opens here in the asian pacific. for more let's get to adam haigh, joining us live from sydney. we have the u.s. jobs report later in the u.s. and the what else are you watch

rodrigo duterte to visit the white house.it came during a phone call on saturday that the administration described as quote, very friendly. human rights groups say that thousands of people have been killed since duterte took office last year is that began a brutal crackdown on crime and illegal drug trading in the philippines. in an interview with bloomberg, president trump defended it by bringing tim high approval ratings and saying the philippines is very important to me strategically and militarily. i look forward to meeting him feflt comes to the white house, that's fine. president trump added, he's been very, very tough on that drug problem but he has massive drug problem. duterte said he may be too busy to visit. 4 food fights, and the flood of '09. it's your paradise perfected with behr premium plus paint. the best you can buy starting under $25. only at the home depot. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets i

(chef rodrigo) you need to move your hands always. and your feet. always always...arcelona - i creek... vicki news. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was windy around parts of the bay area and there were even a few isolated showers and thunderstorms. but for the most part it was a nice mother's day with lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s and the low 70s. you can see low pressure spinning through the central part of the state that spun up a few isolated showers too. those are quickly fading away but the winds remain. it was gusty along the coast with winds blowing to 20 to 30 mph. tonight will be partly cloudy with winds decreasing after midnight. tomorrow should see plenty of sunshine but those winds will get gusty again in the afternoon. and the week ahead will have another weak storm system drop in on tuesday to bring a few clouds and we'll have to watch for a few showers too. on the satellite image you can see the trough of low pressure continues on the west coast keeping us much cooler t

this time it was president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, saying he has purposefully killed people. for those reasons president obama would not sit down with him. but now president trump doesn't mind inviting him to the white house. >> reporter: when it comes to unlikely friendships, donald trump may be unlike any other american president. today, telling bloomberg politics that he would be honored to meet with kim jong-un. >> if it would be appropriate for me to meet with him, i would be absolutely honored to do it. >> reporter: this comes after president trump extended an invite to the white house to president rodrigo duterte, the tough-talking profane street-wise mayor of the most crime-ridden city in the philippines. comparing himself to hitler. saying he should have raped a murdered gang-raped victim, admitting he himself has shot and killed people and encouraged the killing of suspects in the war on drugs that has claimed thousands of lives. the white house called the phone call between the two as very friendly. president trump enjoyed the conversation. the invite to the white

the two leaders in question, kim jong-un and the philippines president rodrigo duterte. jim acosta brings us up to date. >> that's why, in the first 100 days -- >> reporter: more than 100 days in office esh, and nearly as ma questions. after weeks of tough talk aimed at north korea, the president told bloomberg he would meet with that country's dictator, kim jong-un. if it would be appropriate to meet with him, i would be honored to do it. despite the fact that reince priebus said it's not happening. >> can you imagine a place where president trump and kim jong-un have a conversation, face-to-face. >> reporter: after the president spoke favorably of the leader of the rogue regime over the weekend. >> he was able to assume power. i'm sure a lot of people tried to take that power away, whether it was his uncle or anybody else. he was able to do it. obviously, he's a pretty smart cookie. >> reporter: sean spicer acknowledged the obvious. kim jong-un is a brutal tyrant. >> we have to see there, the provocative behavior, retched down immediately. there's a lot of conditions t

on sunday, president trump invite it president rodrigo duterte to washington to talk about the threat posed by north korea. host: let's go to washington and our correspondent. what are we looking at here? donald trump now says he would be honored to meet with the leader of north korea. what does that mean? correspondent: we don't know. the problem is, of course, donald trump says and tweets a lot of things every day. he said under the right circumstances he would meet kim jong-un. sean spicer in his daily briefing pointed out that a lot of conditions would have to be considered before that happens. it is quite unlikely it will ever happen of course. but once again, the problem often seems to speak from his -- the problem is the president often seems to speak from his gut. it could be he is trying to flatter the north korean leader. he said he would be honored to meet him. yesterday he called him a smart cookie, whatever that means. and he commended him in being so successful in taking over the family business of being a dictator of north korea. in a way, he is showing that he is treat

president trump had had a very friendly conversation with the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte who has engaged in rampant crimes against humanity we extra judicial killings of at least 7,000 filipino citizens by police. he's personally dragged about committing some of these murders himself and have said that some journalists should be assassinated. president trump invited duterte to the white house. this is all of a piece and he called president erdogan on his recent power grab and said kind words for vladimir putin and called the despots who caused the tiananmen square massacre as strong. ronald reagan once noted how our declaration of independence, especially the notion that each and every individual is endowed by our creator with certain unalienable rights. that's a beacon to the world. rage owen said our creed as americans is the human rights are the property of every man, woman and child on this planet and that a violation of human rights anywhere is the business of free people everywhere, unquote. whatever happened to that? the president's praise of dictators and their, q

white house, surprising his own state department, according to the "times," in the invitation to rodrigoe kosinski is tracking this all from the state department. michelle, what are you hearing about this? >> reporter: hi, kate. well, you have the reaction to this, you know, stunned lawmakers, especially democrats, human rights watch saying that you run the risk of putting an american stamp of approval on thousands of extrajudicial killings in president rodrigo duterte's war on drugs. you threaten the u.s.'s commitment to human rights by welcoming somebody like this to the white house. but then you have the white house's take, saying, well, this relationship is necessary to try to counter the north korean threat. there's a lot of dispute over that, though. i mean, it's usually the u.s. helping out the philippines, not the philippines helping out the u.s. in an effort like that. but remember, this is the leader, the populist that he's often called a fire brand leader of the philippines, that president obama wouldn't even sit down and meet with because of the many things he said. it's some

that kaling campaign began last year in the philippines with the election of the president there, rodrigo he ran on a promise to not only be tough on crime, he ran on a promise to eradicate kriechlt low promised to kill 100,000 criminals if he was elected. since he took office, human rights groups say he's ultimately responsible for the deaths of thousands of drug suspects, thousands of people in the philippines. he himself has bragged about personally killing criminals himself. in his time before being president. and this weekend, the white house says that our president, donald trump, had a quote, very friendly discussion with rodrigo duterte, the president of the philippines before they hung up the phone, president trump told duterte that he should come by the white house next time nice d.c. so they can discuss the importance of the u.s./philippines alliance which now heading in a now positive direction. he called president obama a son of a who are last year right before they were supposed to meet. and it seems as though obama might ask about the kwassy official killing, the obama admin

ordinary filipinos were standing firmly behind authorities and --sident to church a president rodrigo deterred take. duterte.ent >> if i'm incompetent and incapable of keeping order in this country, let me step down and give the job to somebody else. he has threatened martial law in the past to deal with many issues, including illegal drugs. itle the constitution limits to 60 days, he can keep it in effect for up to year. the critics have raised the underr of potential abuse for denmark is a decade ago. laura: taiwan has become the first country in asia to legalize gay marriage. it's a huge victory for gay rights activist whose long battle to have their relationships recognized by the state. the streets of time they explode in celebrations. followed by tears of joy. taiwan just legalized gay marriage, becoming the first country in asia to do so. >> am so touched. finally we reached this moment. this represents taiwan's human rights. >> the state did not only come out for gay marriage. all groups of all genders can n be treated the sae way. this comes after taiwan's constitutional cour

reaching out and offering kind words to another controversial asian strongman, philippine president rodrigo dutarte, who committed crimes against humanity, anti-drug campaign blamed for 7,000 murders. ones referred to president obama as "the son of a whore." after what the white house called a very friendly call, the president invited dutarte to the white house. but president dutarte isn't committing to actually coming to the white house to meet with president trump. according local press reports in the philippines "i am tied up and cannot make any definite promise." jonathan carl, abc news, the white house. >>> the white house is pressing for a vote on the house bill to replace obamacare, some moderate republicans are still not on board. the plan will protect americans with pre-existing conditions. but the current bill, actually allows states to opt out of that obamacare requirement. so that means insurers may be allowed to charge those customers much more. if the house passes the bill it would still face an uphill battle in the senate. the house is holding a hearing today triggered by the

that's going to happen any time soon. >> let's talk about the situation now with the philippines, rodrigorte, leader over there obviously very controversial. you have reince priebus yesterday saying that strategically, one of the purposes of potentially inviting, having him come to the white house for a meeting, would be the situation would be to link it to the situation with north korea. here's what priebus had to say. >> i'm not so sure it's a matter of mon honoring this president the facts you've laid out there, it's the matter for a potential of nuclear and massive disruption in asia and the potential at least according to north korea of developing an icbm that could, at some point down the line, if we do nothing, potentially reach the united states. this is a different level of problem that we need cooperation among our partners in southeast asia. >> so the idea of a linkage between the relationship between the united states and the philippine, the relationship between trump and duterte in the philippines, having a bearing on the situation with north korea. is there a link there? >>

trump has also invited president rodrigo duterte of the philippines, despietd seeing thousands of killingse of cracking down and drug trafficking. obama called off a meeting last year after he called the then president a son of a bitch. >> he was a very tough person, but he had a big heart, and he was, he was really angry. that he saw what was happening with regard to the several war. he said there's no reason for this. people don't ask that question. why was there the civil war? why could that one not have been worked out? >> reporter: jackson died 16 years before the civil war, and president trump failed to mention that jackn' ago continues to haunt his legacy. >>> some people will go to any length to get the perfect selfie. for one woman in california, it nearly cost her her life. my rea villa riyal has the story. >> reporter: it's one of the tallest bridges in the country and for some, one of the biggest photo ops. whether it's a jaw-dropping movie stunt, a thrill-seeking online video or a heart-stopping picture. but officials say attempt at being picture perfect almost turned deadly.

the white house says that our president, donald trump, had a quote, very friendly discussion with rodrigo duterte, the president of the philippines before they hung up the phone, president trump told duterte that he should come by the white house next timing he's in d.c. so they can discuss the importance of the u.s./philippines alliance which now heading in a now positive direction. extending an invitation to the same foreign leader o who called president obama a son of a whore last year right before they were supposed to meet. it seemed obama might ask about the quasi official killing, the obama administration swiftly canceled that meeting. but in this new administration, relations already very friendly and the white house door is wide open. the state department and the national security council reportedly had no idea this invitation was coming from the white house. backlash outside the administration has been a little more overt. human rights organizations say this invitation basically puts blood on donald trump's hands, makes him morally complicit in future killings in the philippines

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