it is the largest opposition rally since rodrigo duterte rodrigo duterte came to power.w and the war on drugs. thousands of drug suspects have been killed since the philippines president launched his war on drugs. i using a packaging tape around my body which is exactly how killings have him down here in my country. people are wrapped in packaging tape and thrown in the streets, in the gutters. the numbers have risen. meanwhile, the island of mindanao has been under martial law. the day ‘s first practice culminated in the burning of an effigy of the president. —— protests. there were loud chairs as they set fire to this effigy of president rodrigo duterte. also an image of the late dictator was burnt. nearby, two large rallies are held in support of the president. those people do not realise, they cannot see, they don't even see what is the real thing, what is the real happening in our country. we want our country to be safe. even our children, even our community to be safe and away from drugs. around 4000 people attended the probe rodrigo duterte rodrigo duterte rally,

[speaking foreign language] mirna: rodrigo, ahhhh!! rodrigo: ay, get in the car!eaming] mirna: you can run, but you can't hide! daniel: what kind of doctor is this? rodrigo: she's no doctor. [speaking foreign language] agata: you are going to die. [speaking foreign language] daniel: so, there's no problem with the drinking and driving here? [speaking foreign language] daniel: this guy's gonna screw us over, is he? el flaco: not if you don't give me no reason to. ♪ [yelling] [gasping] [speaking foreign language] daniel: you know, i've never seen a picture of my mom. daniel: i'm dying. ♪ rodrigo: daniel! ♪ announcer: ruta madre. ♪ damian: well, that is just hilarious, and you could totally put yourself in the shoes of, you know, the young kid who's trying to re-find himself. lucho: that's so true, and it's one of those films, i think, that will really connect, you know, across cultures. i think it probably does have a life after the festival tours that it does, so i'm really excited about that film and so many others. damian: yeah, go ahead, 'cause you have a long l

jona y rodrigo, cuatro patas, dos pies un gran corazÓn.tiga. para jona y para rodrigo por lo menos estÁn tranquilos e impotentes. karla; sin dudas estas historias no se siguen arrugando el corazÓn. dentro de todo lo malo, el que podemos rescatar es que habÍa mucha gente que no querÍa a los animales, los odiaba incluso las maltrataba y que con un corazÓn que haya cambiado respecto a cÓmo ves ahora los animales estas desgracias alivian un poco de dolor de saber de que gente que ahora tiene una conciencia de respeto hacia los animales, una conciencia de que ellos dan la vida por nosotros. avis: mÉxico ya no es el mismo mi querida karla. todo nos estÁ cambiando y esperemos que sea para bien. karla: el respeto a la vida. alan: el respeto estos dueÑos de animales. muchas gracias nos encantÓ el reportaje y seguimos con esperanza. como bien dices que a mÁs de una semana podamos encontrar a personas entre los escombros. karla: gracias, adif y mÁs adelante regresamos contigo -- gracias, avis y mÁs adelante regresamos contigo. rodolfo: transformamos

. --- take randy lot 0;01 banner 1;23 rodrigo 1;35 randy --supers-- s/rodrigo villarreal, experto en4-01:34) s/randy serrano, @serranonews (01:34- 01:47) --pkg-- (nat up) acompañado de la primera dama el presidente donald trump comenzó el lunes con un momento de silencio en la casa blanca (nat up) en conmemoración del aniversario número dieciséis de los ataques del once de septiembre. (nat up) poco después, en uno de los lugares donde el terror se hizo sentir ese día, el presidente dio un solemne discurso ante familiares de quienes murieron en el ataque contra el pentágono. (trump) "los lloramos, los honramos, y prometemos nunca olvidarlos", dijo el mandatario sobre quienes perdieron la vida ese día rescatando a las victimas del ataque . y aprovechó para mandar un mensaje. (trump) "no hay donde esconderse", dijo trump hablando de la amenaza de grupos terroristas a quienes su gobierno le sigue haciendo frente. (transicion) (nat up) mientras tanto el gobierno de corea del norte dijo habría "dolor y sufrimiento" contra estados unidos luego de que el gobierno de donald trump prometiera s

there were loud cheers as they set fire to this effigy of president rodrigo duterte.e was an image of adolf hitler, an imperialist dog, and an image of the late dictator, ferdinand marcos. nearby, two large rallies are held in support of the president. those people do not realise, even they cannot see, they don't even see what is the real thing, what is the real happening in our country. we want our country to be safe. even our children, even our community to be safe or away from drugs. police say around 12,000 people attended the pro—duterte rallies, while around 7,000 people attended the protests. activists are disputing the numbers. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: new zealand goes to the polls. we'll catch up with the latest on the campaign trail. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight,

rodrigo de villasante from the red cross in mexico, thank you very much for your time.o rico is beginning to assess the damage after hurricane maria ripped across the island. many buildings have been destroyed and the power is still out for more than 3 million. the governor has declared it nothing short of a major disaster. the bbc‘s will grant is there. for many puerto ricans, the first step after maria has simply being to clear a path back to their homes. 0thers, though, no longer have homes to go back to. this small town of catano just outside the capital was hit hard by the vast storm. residentjuan roman lost everything. his modest home now reduced to a pile of wooden planks, rubble and twisted metal. all i have now is what i'm standing in, he said. his neighbour, evelyn, may still have a home but it is uninhabitable. the winds ripped her roof off and the place flooded. everything from mattresses to electrical appliances will need to be replaced, but it's not the material things that upset her, it's the fact her 101—year—old mother, sheltering from the storm at a ne

as governorjust told me this morning, the entire role federal workforce is doing great work and rodrigothat and he is saying it to anyone that will listen. 0ur him saying that and he is saying it to anyone that will listen. our team has been incredible after having gone through texas and florida with other stops along the way. he further went on and said through the trump administration's leadership the relationship between fema and my tea m the relationship between fema and my team is very very strong. i will be going to puerto rico on tuesday and i will be going to the us virgin islands. 0ver i will be going to the us virgin islands. over the last several weeks our nation has been tested by the destructive force of mother nature but we will respond with it and even might force the resolve of the american spirit, texas, louisiana and florida are in really good shape and florida are in really good shape and moving along well. we thank all of the first responders and volu nteers of the first responders and volunteers who have risked their lives, that is what they did, they risked their l

esta ley podrÍa cambiarle la vida por completo a rodrigo y a su familia.o meses y la esposa de hugo mejÍa, asegura que cada dÍa se hace mÁs fuerte. hace horas se enterÓ que este representante polÍtico decidiÓ proponerle al congreso un proyecto de ley para liberar a hugo. >> nos sentimos muy afortunados y con otra esperanza. luz: esto serÍa un paso seguro para que hugo no sea deportado y obtenga una residencia permanente en este paÍs, pero antes el congreso tiene que votar. hay que convencerlo de que hugo es un ciudadano ejemplar. Él es un ciudadano ejemplar que debe estar con su familia, trabajando y con la comunidad que lo quiere tanto. luz: le preguntamos a congresista quÉ tan difÍcil serÍa la aprobaciÓn de esta ley. [habla en inglÉs] >> es muy difÍcil, han pasado muchos aÑos pero como representante de Él estoy haciendo todo lo que puedo para ayudarlo. aÚn asÍ, este rayo de esperanza inesperado iluminado a la familia nuevamente. luz;: quÉ --luz: quÉ te dice hugo? >> estÁ muy bien y dice que esta lucha va a terminar. luz: desde san rafael, luz peÑa, notic

rodrigo narrowly escaped. part of the structure collapsed and blocked the exit he said. had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall. one of dozens of buildings flatened in central mexico when the quake struck. sent fireballs into the sky and people scrambling into the streets. some capture and sharing video of the buildings collapsing. shaking lasting minutes. all around mexico city the rescuers are digging through rubble. half the city is out of power. and residents in the town begin to mourn the dead. central district, been a lot of damage. building that collapsed, rescuers in there, be there all night as long as they believe someone might be alive. reporting from mexico city, abc news. >>> abc7 news at our lady of guadalupe church in san jose where the service took on a special meaning. gathered to pray for the earthquake, recent hurricanes and all the problems in the world. >> praying will not solve the problem but ease the pain. give us peace of mind and heart to continue to give us the strength to go on. >> our lady of guadalupe is open all night tomorrow through s

rodrigo narrowly escaped. part of the structure collapsed and blocked the exit he said. had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall. one of dozens of buildings flatened in central mexico when the quake struck. sent fireballs into the sky and people scrambling into the street some capture and sharing video of the buildings collapsing. shaking lasting minutes. all around mexico city the rescuers areigging through rubble. half the city is out of power. and residents in the town begin to mourn the dead. central district, been a lot of damage. building that collapsed, rescuers in there, be there all night as long as they believe someone might be alive. reporting from mexico city, abc news. >>> abc7 news at our lady of guadalupe church in san jose where the service took on a special meaning. gathered pray for the t earthquake, recent hurricanes and all the problems in the world. >> praying will not solve the problem but ease the pain. give us peace of mind and heart to continue to give us the strength to go on. >> our lady ofualupe is open all night tomorrow through saturday f

adults at one of the damage schools more than thirty other people there are still missing power rodrigo's reports from mexico city in mexico city a desperate search to save lives continued through the night and into the morning these used to be a school but the magnitude seven point one quake reduced to rubble bodies have been recovered the children and teachers are missing thousands of volunteers have taken hundreds and here today in mexico city in various sites where it is prolapse and also in another for us right there was a race yesterday they came with rakes and shovels in which every two hours they could find we're here to say they said they're not going anywhere until they find more people alive the quake struck at lunchtime on tuesday in five thousand to run to safety to tehran to the station captured in the moments afterwards people are say is the wreckage across the capital dozens of buildings have collapsed the extent of the search is now clear homes destroyed apartments and businesses but only damaged two million people without electricity and the nation again in mourning afte

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again, hoping to catch a scent of whomever might be inside still. 13-year-old rodrigo one of the luckys crawling out of his collapsed school. the others who were redcues w t slipts of paper with their names and the hospital where they could be found. that 7.1 quake mexico on tuesday, shortly after 1:00 p.m. local time. >> i'm in mexico city airport. the whole building started shaking. >> reporter: shaking lasted for several azi inigotng got even m really started shaking. people trying to grab the tables and walls. >> reporter: jesus lives with his wife and baby girl next to that elementary school. were you here during the earthquake? >> yep. it was really, really scary. scared my baby. i grabbed my baby and i saw the school collapsed and i thought, we are next. i uldn actlly walk. g so bad. >> the ground was shaking so much you couldn't walk? >> exactly. when i heard the thunder of the school going down -- i just looked at the window and it was dirt. >> right, the dust. >> and we started hearing the screams, really loud, coming from the school. >> we just lost the building. hexico ci.

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workers, like rodrigo heredia chia, burrowed down two stories and used cables to pull her to "i'msafe here." just, "i'm here." >> reporter: people saying, i'm here?" >> yes. shocking, you know. >> reporter: shocking? >> yes, shocking. cif arorr: otets,e arth eatydingyi to tensions as an officer tried to reopen a busy boulevard, searchers and family members who wanted silence protested, still hoping to hear sounds from possible survivors under the rubble. the number of people rescued from collapsed buildings like this one has reached nearly 70, but as the days go on, the hopes of finding others diminish. still, crews continue to search. reena. >> ninan: manuel bojorquez in mexico city. coming up, the mexico earthake say reminder that another major quake will eventually hit southern california, and scientists say many californians have a false sense of security. >> ninan: well, hours before mexico city was rocked by an earthquake this past week, a smaller quake jolted the los angeles area. it was a reminder that the so-called big one will eventually hit southern california. scientists s

barred from entering the philippines after she refused to take part in a public debate with president rodrigo duterte tape. . she also denounces clear and numerous violations of human rights in the country, this as the government wages a ruthless war on drugs traffickers. at least 19,000 people have been killed since duterte came to power. >> among those victims are many teenagers and children. >> the philippine police deliberately targeted two teenagers last week as part of its antidrug war. one of them is officially reported as missing. although a corpse has been found. his parents identified it as their son. dna test do not match, prompting many in the philippines to accuse the police of trying to cover up their crime. here you can see this cartoon. another paper asks whether filipinos have lost announcer: this is a production of china central television america. mike: a genius is defined as one who has exceptional intellect or creative power or another natural ability. this week on "full frame," we'll introduce you to some of the world's 21st-century geniuses, from one of the youngest to

sharyl: the ongoing battle is what prompted philippine president rodrigo duterte to declare emergency martial law in may in the muslim-majority region. it allows the military to act as the police and to make arrests without warrants. the declaration of martial law has sparked some criticism, both in the philippines and internationally. we were there in july when their congress voted overwhelmingly to extend martial law through the end of the year. martial law on the streets of zamboanga from people actually living under the terrorist threat. do you support the martial law? >> yes, for the peace and order in this country, especially mindanao. sharyl: do most people support martial law, do you think, most people who live here? >> yes. sharyl: this man sells pork at a local market and worries about terrorists coming from the mideast and connecting with local groups like abu sayyaf. >> this martial law here in the philippines, in mindanao, is favorable for us. sharyl: here in the southern philippines, there are places where tourists and locals can't move freely without fear of being snatc

perhaps one of the other is the paper was referring to was rodrigo loans i know. the former farc rebel leader who was also the pope for forgiveness. in an open letter to the pontiff he writes. your repeated expressions about god's infinite mercy move me to plead for forgiveness for any tears or pain that we have because the people of colombia. the foxy mobilized in june after signing a peace agreement with the government late last year. is in my novel insults tourism from city for a storm of historic destructive potential the words of president trump's describe her into my. that he stole system heading through the carribean towards. states. but short of activation wasn't an issue. russia for. at eight point one magnitude earthquake on the most powerful quakes mexico has ever seen strikes up the south coast claimed the lives of at least a dozen people. we involuntarily secu show in the u. s. says that quarter million people from diverse range of muslim community. effective on the dash during the course of the past two weeks. stein offers a little business news stor

also making news today: paolo duterte, the son of the philippine president rodrigo duterte, has deniedllion—dollar drug smuggling operation. it comes after president duterte launched a violent campaign against drug crime last year and has promised to resign if any family members are involved in the trade. paolo duterte refused to answer the questions that were put to him by a senate hearing, but did read a prepared statement. iam i am formally appealing today's receding. 0nce i am formally appealing today's receding. once and for all, i now have the time to deny any and all res plus allegations towards me. every dog has his day. the law of karma will operate especially to those with evil intent. the american credit ratings agency equus fax says its computer systems have been hacked, potentially affecting 140 million people across the us —— equifax. they say it took place between may and july this year, as stealing data including names, and social security numbers. the internet retail giant amazon has announced plans to build a second headquarter in north america, kicking off a competit

also making news today: paolo duterte, the son of the philippine president rodrigo duterte, has deniedn—dollar drug smuggling operation. it comes after president duterte launched a violent campaign against drug crime last year and has promised to resign if any family members are involved in the trade. paolo duterte refused to answer the questions that were put to him by a senate hearing but did read a prepared statement. iam i am formally appealing in the case proceeding. 0nce i am formally appealing in the case proceeding. once and for all i now have the time to deny any of these baseless allegations. every dog has this day. the law of karma will operate especially to those... the us credit rating giant equifax says its computer systems have been hit by hackers, potentially affecting 143 million customers across the us. the company says the hacking took place in may and july of this year. the hackers stole data including names, addresses and social security numbers. some british and canadian accounts could also have been affected. the internet retail giant amazon has announced plans t

his father, president rodrigo duterte, launched a violent campaign against drug crime last year and has any family members are involved in the trade. china has expressed shock after an indian army chief said his country should be prepared for all—out war with both china and pakistan. the comments come just days after the end of a ten—week standoff with the chinese army in the himalayas. the chinese foreign ministry says a healthy and stable relationship is in the interests of both countries. this week we've been reporting from bangladesh, where more than 160,000 rohingya muslims have been fleeing the violence in the mainly buddhist country of myanmar. the authorities there have blamed rohingya militants for provoking the crisis by attacking police stations. 0ur correspondentjustin rowlatt has been to a refugee camp in teknaf near the border with myanmar. they arrive barefoot, their shoes lost in the mud on the long journey here. this is an exodus on a truly massive scale. rohingya muslims have been pouring into bangladesh from myanmar. they say the military and local buddhists are destr

through a window, children's backpacks still hanging on their hooks. 13-year-old rodrigo narrowly escaping says, "we had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall." the school, one of dozens of buildings that collapsed in central mexico when the massive 7.1 quake struck. sending millions into the streets. some capturing and sharing video of buildings crashing around them. facades crumbling. across mexico city, the desperate search for survivors starting immediately, continuing through the night. and at the school, neighbors like jesus among the first to rush into the rubble, hearing screaming from the inside. then, making a grim discovery. >> we pulled out a kid and i saw, and they pulled his own sweater on his face and they pulled him out on the stretcher. >> reporter: was he alive? >> no. i don't think he was. >> reporter: so far, at least 25 dead in the school alone. 11 rescued. these handwritten panels with the names of the wounded and their hospitals. other notes listing the missing. david, an entire nation is fixated on the drama playing out just beneath me. we've been hear for eight h

philippines rang bells right across the country to signal opposition to what it describes as president rodrigo fights the war on drugs. meanwhile, philippines law makers voted to slash the budget of the country's human rights commission. the pop superstar selena gomez has revealed that she's recently had a kidney transplant. the singer posted this photo to her instagram account, showing her and her friend, actress francia raisa, who donated the kidney. the 25—year—old has lupus and explained this was why she was laying low over the past few months. lupus is a disease that affects the body's immune system. through a religious school on thursday has led to calls to enforce fire safety rules. most of the victims were teenage students. the un agency for children says the most basic safety standards could have prevented their deaths. the cause of the fire is not yet clear but, once it started, many of the victims were trapped behind barred windows. the bbc‘s alice hutton has more. the dormitory of the darul quran ittifaqiyah school had just one way in and out. many of the bodies of the schoolboys w

rodrigo heredia chia is one of the thousands of amateur search-and-riskue workers who have trained for this type of disaster. what did you hear down there? >> "i'm here." just, "i'm here." >> reporter: people saying, "i'm here." >> yes. shocking, you know. >> reporter: shocking? >> yes, shocking. >> reporter: twice they had to leave paulina for their own safety as the rubble became unsteady, making the space even titler. >> the space was not much that three centimeters, something like that. >> reporter: so about a foot. >> yes, yes, like, yes, a foot, something like this. we were very, very tight. >> reporter: they had to burro cables to attempt to pull her to safety. now wearing a hard hat and six hours after they first found her, paulina was rescued. what does it represent for this country? >> hope. >> reporter: hope. a bit of good news. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> reporter: that all unfolded in the office building behind me. surprisingly, paulina was not seriously injured. she's one of about 60 people now here in mexico city who have been pulled from the rubble alive, and as hopes dimi

philippines rang bells right across the country to signal opposition to what it describes as president rodrigohts his war on drugs. meanwhile, philippine law makers have voted to slash the budget of the country's human rights commission. the pop superstar selena gomez has revealed that she's recently had a kidney transplant. the singer posted this photo to her instagram account, showing her and her friend, actress francia raisa, who donated the kidney. the 25—year—old has lupus and explained this was why she was laying low over the past few months. lupus is a disease that affects the body's immune system. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the crew of the indian—owned malaviya 7, unpaid and abandoned in scotland for more than a year, are a step closer to going home. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you to

pablo escobar ordenÓ asesinar a rodrigo lara bonilla. dÍa la psicÓloga de la escuela vio el cambio me preguntÓ de quÉ me pasaba. yo le contÉ porque lloraba todos los dÍas en la escuela. yo creÍa que era mi culpa. ella me dijo que no era mi culpa. que las decisiones que tomaba mi madre no tenÍa nada que ver conmigo. que yo tenÍa que desarrollar mi vida y que era normal que sufriera, pero que no era mi responsabilidad. en el momento que la seÑora me dijo eso,fue muy liberador para mÍ. sÓlo pude entender y me separÉ un poco. me afectaba, pero no veÍa como mÍa las cosas que hacía mi madre. no me sentÍa culpable. las decisiones que ella tome son su vida. marcela: cÓmo serÁ de difÍcil para este caso, que para ti fue un tema intimo muy fuerte. este tema es Único y estamos hablando de uno de los narcotraficantesmÁs violento del mundo. el hijo de pablo escobar ha dicho que ha tenido que pagar todos los daÑos morales que su padre causÓ en colombia. siempre serÁ un personaje que no serÁ aceptado como una persona comÚn y corriente. chef: tomÓ el lad

more than ten thousand people have rallied against philippine president rodrigo to tell a team that mocking forty five years since martial law was imposed in the country many people who were tortured and jailed and then president fed and on marcos what out the rani saying their human rights are once again under threat jamil alan duggan reports. it's been more than thirty years since people power brought an end to the government of president for dinner marcos but protesters here say they are even more defiant and angry now the martial years were deeply oppressive they say more than three thousand people were killed and thousands more were jute and tortured but decades on they say they are now reliving it on their president would be good to take this government. according to rights groups more than thirteen thousand people have been killed since president dr to launched his so-called war on drugs more than a year ago many of them killed by vigilante groups believed to be linked to police . say they are no longer intimidated by president. threats they call him a fascist and with the police kil

the catholic church in the philippines has taken a very public stand against president rodrigo quintanae dead right across the country, church bells have fronted signal opposition to what the church describes as a reign of terror. now, it comes after the philippines‘ lawmakers voted to slash the budget of the country‘s human rights commission, who are investigating this controversial war on drugs. last year, the commission received $15 million worth of money in its budget. the philippines congress has voted to give them this time... oh! lets try and bring it up. i can tell you, it is nowhere near as much. that is the right figure, just $20. let‘s find out why. we can speak to our expert, an expert on the philippines from a university in london. what is your initial reaction to that immense, joke budget cut? my initial reaction was a mixture of disgust and kind of embarrassment. it probably is a good thing ina embarrassment. it probably is a good thing in a sense. the mockery in itself will kind of galvanise people to look at this whole travesty, really, of what‘s happening in the philip

a new attorney general has been appointed in brazil where he'll dodge every places rodrigo jenaveve who won the last week charge the president michel temeraire with leading a criminal organization and obstruction of justice president a temporary appointed there jim self overlooking the top nominee who is considered an ally of general. the irish budget airline ryanair is preparing for more than twenty million dollars in compensation payments for a series of planned the flight cancellations ryanair is canceling between forty and fifty flights a day between now and the end of next month in an effort to improve its punctuality only seventy percent of the airlines flights are currently arriving on time leary is blaming the problems on a shortage of pilots. romania's prime minister has visited the western city that bore the brunt of a storm that killed eight people and injured one hundred forty others over the weekend most of those who died were killed by falling trees and flying objects as winds gusts that at one hundred kilometers an hour half a million people were also left without electri

through a window children's backpacks still on their hooks. 13-year-old rodrigo narrowly escaping. he says we had to be evacuated by crawling over a wall. the school, one of dozens of buildings that collapsed in central mexico when the massive 7.1 quake struck, sending millions into the street. people posting to social media to show the devastation. crumbling facades. across mexico city, the desperate search. through the rubble. hearing screaming from the inside. then making a grim discovery. >> we pulled out a kid. i saw it and they pulled his own sweater on his face and pulled him out on the stretcher. >> reporter: was he alive? >> no i don't think he was. >> reporter: at least 25 dead in the school alone, 11 rescued. handwritten names and other notes listing the missing. >> so sad. matt gutman reporting. most people in buildings, some in school. some at mexico city airport. some people arriving at sfo still shaking. >> reporter: saratoga waited for mom to clear customs at sfo. after the quake she was desperate to have her mother leave mexico city. >> thez there by herself and ex

the dog to the roof, again, hoping to catch a scent of whomever might be inside still. 13-year-old rodrigo out of his collapsed school. the others who were rescued were listed on the handwritten slips of paper with their names and the hospital where they could be found. throughout central mexico, those choking clouds of dust, people packing d praying. windows slipping down buildings like sheets of ice, debris crushing vehicles. >> oh, my god. >> the u.s. is gearing up to help. this disaster assistance response team from los angeles deploying to mexico to help with the search and rescue. tuesday's earthquake is the second to strike mexico in just the past two weeks. on september 7th, close to midnight, a massive 8.1 magnitude earthquake hit off the country's southern coast. houses were toppled. the quake produced tsunami waves that sent people running into the streets in panic. that earthquake claimed the lives of at least 90 people after nearly 24 straight hours of desperate effort rescuers finally make contact with the little girl they have reportedly given her water and oxygen, but now t

involvement in the conflict in mindanao president rodrigo detect a has imposed martial law on the island to deal with isolated fighters in what are we protest has held placards condemning the government's use of american understanding and surveillance planes in the conflict. an entire police force has been fired in the philippines after allegations there but involved in the death of a teenager twelve hundred officers in the color kind city police force are to be replaced but a problem of justice has started an investigation into allegations that four policemen were linked to the murder of a seventeen year old student president or do you go to terry's crackdown on drugs which has left thousands dead has come under renewed scrutiny over recent months. there have been protests in the u.s. city of st louis after a police officer was acquitted for killing a black motorist citizens have taken to the streets after a missouri state judge found officer jason stokley not guilty stating the prosecution failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt the last smith was shot five times following a

and they're now entirely dependent on aid the mayor of today are says president rodrigo to terry does imposition of martial law is making life even more difficult. for so many workshops like this one are and team orders had stopped this mosque was designed and built by villagers in the one nine hundred fifty s. it's a symbol of what's known here as. an art depicting the identity of met analysis they see their home a.b.c. from the bombs to continue to fall on morale but they remain worried the fighting there isn't only obliterate buildings it can also raise the identity of the people . sore southern philippines. iraqi government forces are preparing for what they hope is the final phase of their war against eisel the fighters are surrounded in the last remaining urban stronghold the town of how we judge well morale in the iraqi army is high following recent victories but some iraqis are worried i souls ideology will remain a threat long after it's defeated al jazeera as imran khan reports. this is the image the popular mobilization of forces in iraq want you to see. in control and read

lost their income and they're now entirely dependent on aid the mayor of today are says president rodrigo to tear does imposition of martial law is making life even more difficult. for so many workshops like this one are and team orders have stopped this mosque was designed and built by villagers indian one nine hundred fifty. it's a symbol of what's known here as. art depicting the identity of men and now it's they see their whole maybe see from the bombs to continue to for america but they remain. the fighting doesn't only obliterate buildings it can also raise the identity of the people similarly al-jazeera. three men from qatar have accused ten officials from the u.a.e. of torturing and illegally imprisoning them their u.k. based lawyers given london's metropolitan police details of the allegations under british law u.k. police can investigate and arrest foreign nationals entering the country if they're suspected of war crimes torture or hostage taking anywhere in the world we spoke to the lawyer rodney dixon who says the men confessed to their alleged crimes after being tortured they

a new attorney general has been appointed in brazil at record eldad jailed replaces rodrigo gillard who only last week charged the president michelle temeraire with leading a criminal organization and obstruction of justice president temaru point of dodgin self overlooking the top nominee who is considered an ally of general. obeys bason the country is going through a moment of purification the members of the judicial system have respect and harmony between institutions they are the point of balance so that we can have a strong justice system for each concrete case. as chillis celebrates its national independence day tensions are growing with bolivia its neighbor to the northeast bolivia has gone to the international court of justice trying to regain access to the pacific ocean after losing land to chile in a war more than a century ago the c.n. human has more now on the territorial dispute from the chilean desert pal of ya-ya way. this is the at that gamma the world's driest desert. one hundred thirty years ago destroyed barren expanse was part of bolivia. at nearly thirty seven hundre

to the gps challenge question is "a" the filipino parliament is dominated by allies of president rodrigoed a wave of extrajudicial killings in his country by condoning the actions of anti-drug vigilantes. on tuesday, the lower house of congress voted to cut the budget for the commission on human rights which has been investigating the killings to 1,000 pesos, or just $20. cnn philippines reports the budget still needs to pass the senate. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> i'm brian stelter. welcome to viewers in our united states and around the world. this is "reliable sources" our weekly look at the story behind the story, how the media really works and how the news gets made. >>> ahead this hour, robert mueller's russia probe raising tough questions for facebook. we have brand new information from the company about those russian-linked ads that tried to sway the election >>> speaking of last year's campaign, hillary clinton's book has some harsh words about media bias. is she right? >>> and later, making time for president trump's

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