the philippines. he is in now got to be exact in the south of the philippines, which is a strong hold of the progressive candidate, lenny at albedo. a good to see you are gay york unofficial vote count shows huge early lead for mike was junior. what are you hearing? helena really looks like we see history in the making here in southeast asia, a, with that a marco's dennis t coming back to the seat of power. 40 years after his father was ousted by you, a people revolution issue is really looks like his son, fred, and on marcus junior will make it in, in this raise a quite a, quite an historic moment for, for the philippines. and i understand he has a similar approach, a strong man approach, i should say, at to outgoing our present attempting. but no, we'll policy platform. i want indicator for that is that he has teamed up with through data salter and the concern here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent. lenny rob reydell is that the authority marian style of rule that tech to has used in the past 6 years will now even worse, and unde

quite, quite an historic moment for, for the philippines he has teamed up with to doubt his daughter. and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent or lenny rob rate, or is that the authoritarian style of ruler to do character. i has a use in the past 6 years, or will now even worse than under a marco's to tear to a team approach, or whether the daughter of to dare to being the vice vice president in the countries. i'm really one has to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together. it will be essential that is one of markers, a key promises, and for many of his supporters hold that he will help make true on those promises. is coming to sri lanka after the prime minister announced his resignation. a bit, escalating political violence may hinder roger ponce's. decision to step down came after several people were killed in mass protests demonstrate as have been demanding his resignation for weeks

quite, quite an historic moment for, for the philippines he has teamed up with through doubtless, daughter. and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines, whether is a strong hold of his biggest opponent or lenny rob reydell, is that the authoritarian style of ruler to do tend to i has a use in the past 6 years. i will now even worse and under a marco's, to turn to a team approach a, with the daughter of, to dare to being to the vice president in the country. i really wanted to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together. it will be essential that is one of markers, a key promises and for many of his supporters hold that he will make true on those promises g of matters in the philippines day a. well, he is a reminder now of the top story we're following for you. you as president joe biden has signed a bill to speed up weapons deliveries to you, cried biden, also a cold on congress to pass a bill, providing i'd full you crying with $33000000000.00. you

the philippines. he has teamed up with to death. his daughter and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent or lenny rob rate or is that the authoritarian style of ruler to do character a has a use in the past 6 years i will now even worse than under a marco's to tear to a team approach, or whether the daughter of to dare to being the vice vice president in the countries. i really want as to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together and will be essential. that is one of markers, a key promises. and for many of his supporters hold that he will uphold, makes true on those promises. and with that, i leave you a staple gun with his story now with spooky intimidation and transfer you to an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist organization in the united states founded over 150 years ago repeatedly died out, but always been resurrected. the ku

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the philippines. he has teamed up with through debt as daughter and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent or lenny rob rate, or is that the authoritarian style of ruler to do character or has use in the past 6 years, or will now even worse, and under a marco's to tear to a team approach, or whether the daughter of to dare to being to the vice vice president in the country. i really want as to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that a healing those wounds. bringing the people back together and will be essential that is one of markers, a key promises and for many of his supporters hold that he will uphold. makes true on those promises he whitening every news. coming up next in his every news asia, hong kong names a new chief executive, fewer than 1500 out of hong kong, 7000000 people voted friend and how chain as 0 call the policy is connected to its strategy for a changing world. so it's a whole lot more

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so that's the very wet stuff, is likelihood of pretty heavy rain, i think in northern news on and maybe in the south of the philippines. elsewhere is pretty seasonal stuff. the heaviest may be in western bornea. good part of job is much dryer than of late tropical australia is also dry. that australia is change of season would be smelt. now this picture in the bite is all shows that think they want to turn wintry not immediately, but the air is getting cold buffer. so suddenly breeze you see. so while we start off with teens on wednesday in adelaide and melbourne and about low twenty's in purse, this gets colder, may be on the tops, the mountains and east victoria, that might be some wintry weather if not now, then a couple of days time that rain spreads up, nothing like as cold to brisbin to give a sundry day in new zealand sit pretty. it's a slow moving area of high pressure, which means that things going to change might be chilly mornings, but it's sunny by day and to be honest, mostly dry. ah, [000:00:00;00] a a with lou. the me. welcome back. i top stories on al jazeera protests have been held down to the u. s .

the philippines. he has teamed up with 2 debts, his daughter, and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines, where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent. lenny rob reydell, is that the authoritarian style of ruler detector. i has a use in the past 6 years, i will now even worse than under a marco's to tear to a team approach with the daughter of 2 debt to being to the vice vice president in the country. i really wanted to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign. that's a healing those wounds. bringing the people back together and will be essential that is one of markers, a key promises. and for many of his supporters hold that he will make true on those promises. that was d. w. gale marches, reporting here, some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. sure. lincoln prime minister maninder ranch, a puck, some has resigned after violet clashes that left 5 people dead. including want war maker, rush upon to dominate for late in

the philippines. he has teamed up with through debts, his daughter, and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent. lenny rob reydell, is that the authoritarian style of ruler to do character. i has a use in the past 6 years, i will now even worse than under a marco's to tear to a team. approach it with the daughter of to death, to being the vice president in the country. and really one has to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together and will be essential. that is one of marcus a key promises. and for many of his supporters hold that he will help make true on those promises here with much as they're reporting on the philippine elections. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. at least 43 people have been killed in clashes between rival gangs in a prison in ecuador. relatives have gathered to await news of their lov

and the concerned here by many, particularly in the south of the philippines where there is a strong hold of his biggest opponent or lenny rob rate, or is that the authoritarian style of rule that character or has used in the past 6 years will now even worse than under marco's to tear to a team approach, or whether the daughter of to dare to being the vice vice president in the country . i really want as to see what, what, what comes out of that when you talk to people. a concern, of course, is that whoever wins this race, it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together and will be essential. that is one of markers, a key promises. and for many of his supporters hold that he will uphold, makes true on those pharmacies. and now i understand you're at a rival lat lenny out of a those the headquarters. what have or reactions been there to these early year preliminary results. of course, people are disappointed, you have to understand that, but there was really passionate support for her. and people had hoped that they could turn around th

the philippines. he has teamed up with duterte's daughter and the concern by many particularly in the south of philippineshat the authoritarian style of room that dute has used in the past six years, will worsen now under a marcos-duterte team approach, with the daughter of duterte being the vice president. when you talk to people, the concern is that whoever wins this race -- it has been such a divisive campaign that healing those wounds, bringing the people back together will be essential. that is one of marcos' key promises. many of his supporters hope that he makes true on those promises. reporter: our correspondent reporting under philippines elections. other stories making headlines around the world, 43 people have been killed in clashes between rival gangs in the prison in corridor. some gathered to await news on their loved ones. police say they are taking control of the site in the city of santo domingo. they also seized firearms, explosions and other weapons. the turkish president has pledged not to send syrian refugees back to their home country. turkey has taken in more than 3.5 million syrian

ukrainian counterpart alaina's valencia in the city of ou rod, just over the border with slovakia and our all the headline story to south poles of opened in the philippines where people have been costing the vote for the countries next president to replace rodrigo deter, tie up to $65000000.00 filipinos are eligible to cost that bonnets and an election that seem as both divisive and highly significant as the headline studio b is next. paul encounter because the you raises the stakes of the battle over russian energy bought a warped coast. the rural hit for 2 years high. but his proof of war against functions really watching netflix subscribers for the 1st time of the decade of fuel. still watching, challenging the cost on all to 0. ah, i cannot easily accept sums. it is not political because really means society. a new choice of being not political versus political choice. my name is iowa way. i'm mom artis on them, archivist. i'm rider. i'm documentary maker from 1st a human being. the poetica has such power to draw you millions of people, to certain kind of conclusions about the state to be between occupied on a nice car, poor. i'm an artist, my art is

of all, the connection to this global security system of america's traditional satellites in the asia-pacific region. in total, of course, japan, south korea , singapore, and the involvement of a number of other countries, for example, philippinessident came to power. in any case it is also. requires the need to strengthen strategic consultations and develop common approaches between moscow and beijing. i think it is necessary now very seriously to invite our chinese partners to comprehend this new threat, because in addition to, let's say, the export of inflation, the united states of america will export instability primarily in the pacific region solving the problem of containing china, they will primarily solve the problem of their own economic well-being and dominance. and here we must reconsider these are our previous approaches. how can russia respond to hostility to unfriendly policy, for example, seoul, if symmetrical measures, probably, still need to be reviewed and the complex of our relations with the democratic people's republic of korea. in any case, do not participate in any further sanctions measures of pressure, and perhaps abandon the previous approaches.

focus of the heaviest downpours, easing across cambodia, vietnam, pushing up towards lough, still some very heavy showers into central and northern parts of the philippines. push a little further south of much of malaysia. well, he to the day showers, there course, but i shouldn't be quite his white bread. he will a wet weather will just make its way back out to the south china sea. pushing towards borneo as we go on into wednesday. still a few showers there. you notice in 2 were indonesia through java, off western parts of australia, still seeing some very heavy right, nasty system this causing some localized flooding that area of low pressure stuck there for the past couple of days and it'll be stuck there for the next couple of days, but it's down across the bike where we are most concerned. we have got some violent winds pushing across the great australia bite through the malibu. right across south australia. will see that way. whether that windy weather and at times, winter weather some parts of the great dividing range sink, fabulous snow, then even down to lower levels as we go through the next couple of days. and it has wetter and windier for new zealand. ah. across the worl

the disadvantages of that e-dictatorial regime, which marcus of course headed, but which was sharpened to accelerate modernization and to repeat in the philippines the experience that took place, for example, in southorea, taiwan, singapore, malaysia, and in many and generally you know other states. here, all the costs of this experience were , so to speak, e assigned to him by no one, in fact, he was no longer declared responsible for those miscalculations that were then made and ultimately did not allow the philippines. with the same success i repeat, this experience of accelerated modernization. let's talk about foreign policy. whether to wait for change those who follow regional affairs have certainly noted that, uh, previous presidency presidency. uh, rodrigo spirit has been associated with a certain change in emphasis on the positioning of the philippines in relation to, perhaps one of the main issues on the regional agenda of questions about, uh, how will the relationship between the united states and china and and and. what should the countries of this region do in a situation where these two powers, each of which until recently was considered an absolutely indispensable trade economic and

the sea of north korea's east coast. is the 15th test this year and comes just days before the inauguration of south korean president. that is the final day of campaign valleys in the philippines presidential election. one of 2 front runners for non marcos is holding a large rally. in manila, he's a son of a former president, ferdinand marcus, who was asked it an uprising that was back in 1986. those are the headlines. news continues here and i'll just hear after a front. on may, 9th, the philippines will vote to elect a new president to replace with 3 good character and more than 35 years since the country emerged from his father's dictatorship with front runner for dinner. march . this junior think the top spot as the philippines both join us for special coverage, phonology 0, hire mark lamond hill in welcome to this special edition of upfront. we take a closer look at the pride of migrants and refugees around the world. coming up is the us remain and mexico policy sending some migrants back to their debts. and while the word refugee may evoke images of people fleeing war torn nations, many of force from their homes because of the increasing impact of climate change. ah, jus

hmm between the philippines and china about ownership. uh country to the territory of the south china sea. about transferring it to international arbitration. and when this repeat was delivered. it was handed down to me in favor of china until the cake did not insist. uh, no way to enforce this decision. e, especially since you teach the chances. uh sharp china's negative reaction to its execution was not, but in the salon way, on the contrary search. uh, seeking agreement with china and some kind of cooperation with it, primarily in the infrastructural development of the philippines, but i must say that this line ultimately did not give the desired result, and uh, moreover, uh, because i tried to accompany the line. we have a rapprochement with china with some distancing of the united states, up to the cancellation of the agreement that was concluded between the us and the philippines after the evacuation. uh, military military bass e the us with the philippines agreement here is the so -called visiting forces in fact. this is an agreement that the united states receives, under

own message of congratulations to marcos, hoping to have continue the spirit of cooperation between these two countries. china and the philippines have territorial disputes, notably in the south will be very interesting to watch what kind of a policy marcos will conduct there. and of course, the philippines has close ties to the u.s. which is its former colonial ruler. >> full circle, as you say, with hopefully very different results. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> for our international viewers, connecting up is next. for those of you in north america, i'll be back with more news after a short break. please stay with us. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 s special edition smart bed, queen now ononly $1,999. only for a limited time. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno®. do you have a life in

the 1st time it happens. been surprisingly warm. south of all this and the southern philippines bits born in that's still a way to look to cli wet. that's also true or southern thailand, cambodia, maybe vietnam certainly allows and the cost of me and mar where the monsoon trough is sitting at the moment. now doesn't look too obvious. the monsoon rain is just showing tough in carola, so lanka. and over here in the northeast, but most of it in the other season, increasing cloud is still the hot and dry dusty stuff, particularly in the northern plains. that dust is really quite persistent but attempts to come down as a result. same is true in pakistan without the showers to cool things down is lumber up to 40 middle forties, further south. and that breeze again carries dust with it. casa air weight, official airline of the journey to young women in morocco, staying with local families. morocco really woke me up and it definitely changed my life in a good way. american students learning to live in north africa. i'm getting better at haggling and shopping in morocco. knowledge, is th

the 1st time has happened. been surprisingly warm south of all this and the southern philippines bits buoyant. and so the way to look tickly wet. that's also true or southern thailand, cambodia, maybe vietnam certainly allows and the coasts of men mar where the monsoon trough is sitting at the moment. now doesn't look too obvious. the monsoon rain is just showing tough in carola, so lanka. and i'm here in the northeast, but most of it in the other season, increasing cloud is still the hot and dry dusty stuff, particularly in the northern plains. that dust is really quite persistent but attempts to come down and result. same is true in pakistan without the showers to cool things. down is lam a barbara up to 40 middle forties further south. and that breeze again carries dust with it. i saw official allies of the journey, a domain, the intersection of reality and comedy in post revolution, tennis. yeah. her mission to entertain, educates and provoke debates through satire, her weapon of choice, theater, an intimate look at what inspires one of tennessee, as most popular comedians to make people l

at parting. frost-resistant aircraft, which means they are not going to fight in the south of china or in the philippinesongolia, manchuria in our far east, this coincides with our intelligence history. what kind of courage is needed for a scout to continue his work while sitting in prison with the nazis? it's amazing what can be done to help itien would be nice to change a lawyer he does not trust during the appointment of the milanese lawyers' rut, so you understand, try to replace. bribe whoever you need to organize an escape keep me updated all the time. you will have to cancel a ticket to gurzuf when you go to italy , the sooner the better. i really, really hope for you. occasionally, with the help of a janin, we were able to send parcels of these i'm using medicine money, but we could not organize the escape. prisoner 27-22 transferred to a hard labor prison on the island of santo stephen on september 7, 1943, an american amphibious assault landed on the island of santo stephen the german garrison surrendered italian guards arrested political prisoners released they were allowed to leave for the ma

the south, tennessee. they are provoking territorial integrity of japan, the philippines, and vietnam's all the time, every day, without exception. it's not something that you could call piece. and coming back to the economic framework, ah, belt and road initiative is a china centric initiative. whereas t p, p. and did the i pair, are open to the indoor pacific a member in the pacific regent member nations. and they are setting the highest the possible standard in order for china to catch up with. i think it might be fair to give victor gough a chance to come back in. i'm sure you have something to say about what our last to guess had to say, i'll give you a moment, victor, before we move on to the war and ukraine, how that's impacting policy towards h a. go ahead victor. well, thank you very much. allow me to make several important points. first of all, i would say peace and stability in east asia is the most important. if we look at japan. amazingly, japan does not have good relations with russia, with south korea, with china, or even would channels tie one province. it has territorial disputes with all

of the main, one of the main concerns. one of the main areas of worry is if you look at what has transpired in the south china sea, not only with the philippines, which is one of the main claimants opposing china, but other countries as well in the region. there is a precedent. there is a recent history of china, preventing local fishermen from accessing their traditional fishing grounds, the resources that they've had access to for decades of not centuries. so certainly of this kind of deal goes through. and if china gains access to very lucrative fishing grounds around the tree bots, but other islands of the region as well, there is no, it's understandable why these kinds of outcomes could be in the workings. and that certainly, of course, worries a local population that worries all the governments which may have made face themselves with the same kind of controversies and very tense situation. frankly, that we have witness in the south china sea. we'll certainly keep an eye of what's going on in those press conferences as they occur for the moment. then we'll hardy shuttle from temple university. thanks for joining us from tokyo. thank you

the korean peninsula. northern parts of china, heavy showers, continuing across the south of china, northern parts of vietnam, seeing some of those lively downpours, plenty of showers still into the philippines. and the heaviest ones continued to cause some localized flooding into southern areas of the country. russia for that eastern side of borneo, little dryer, across the western side of border, much of malaysia. it is sunshine and showers, but smarter this larger try and find some showers to across southern parts of india farther north. it's been about the heat that reco breaking heat was pakistan central parts of pakistan. it will stay hot here in the coming days, cats are air weight, official airline of the journey facing longer hours and shorter deadlines. south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. one 0 one east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience in south korea. on al jazeera, the cam film festival is back in full swing with big names. a blockbuster served up to remind us that the cinema, our experience is back on the many organizers will roll out the red carpet for ukraine, and to start billing address been president lensky will see. solidarity t

essentially a marriage of the north, which is the strong of the marcoses in the south, stronghold of the dutertes. it is personality-centric. what we have seen happen in the philippinesresident duterte was elected democratically. he promised violence. he delivered violence. he is dabbing investigated but international criminal court for crimes against humanity. he comes up and he is the first leader to use social media, again. he played a role in this dreamily popular, with the help of social media -- extremely popular, with the help of social media. the narrative that have proliferated from a combination of duterte, marcos networks that have operated and taken over the mainstream of our facebook ecosystem. he retains his popularity. would marcos have won with the same margins? no. not if you ran alone. but the kind of putting them together has given him almost 60%. that is unprecedented. amy: i want to ask you about your fellow 2021 nobel peace prize laureate, the russian newspaper editor dmitry muratov who was attacked on as he rode a april 7 train from moscow by an assailant who poured red paint over him, causing his eyes to "burn terribly." muratov closed the ind

the korean peninsula. northern parts of china, heavy showers, continuing across the south of china. northern parts of vietnam, seeing some of those lively down pause, plenty of showers still in the philippines. and the heaviest ones continued to call some localized flooding into southern areas of the country. russia for that is the sort of borneo little dry requests, western side of border, much of malaysia. it is sunshine and showers, but smarter that slanty try and find some showers to across southern parts of india farther north. it's been about the heat that reco breaking heat was pakistan central, parcel pakistan. it will stay hot here in the coming days. chatter airway official airline of the journey. we are witnessing around the world, this hungry money, which is only looking at how to make the next profit, devastating economies, devastating ecosystem. putting a price on the protection of nature. green economy, a sound good. but it was all about privatization of nature. should our environment be for sale? what we're trying to do is persuade people to stabilize the climate or giving them a financial incentive to do that. pricing the planet on al jazeera. ah ah, watching on just a remi

graph, below is the official number of cove at 19 deaths during that time. 80 percent of those excess deaths were in 20 countries, including india, brazil, iran, the philippines, south africa, the u. k. and the u. s. and when we look at gender, more men died than women. ah. so to discuss all of this, joining us our guests for today from barf in the u. k. doctor, but up on carrier, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school from robert as it in abraham, a professor of medical biotechnology at the report. medical school and director of med biotech. and in ponder cherry india t under armin a health systems expert, former professor and head of the school of health systems studies at the tartar institute of social sciences in one by a warm welcome to you all are dr. glenn county. let's start with you 1st. what do you make of these world health organization figures? are you at all surprised? no, i'm not surprised at all. and i would go further and to say it in some countries, this is most probably also a under estimate because lot all countries have robust monitoring systems for illness morbidity, mortality. that, that's the differentiation. and

of the big cycles that suffers and mishap in celebration. ah, with the base concentration. thunderstorms in south southeast asia moved eastwards. so from the philippines down to west papua, and just catching the eastern side of borneo, that's fairly wet, is a little bit dryer for the west, which seasonally, it should be largely because the concentration of heavy rains bit further north, more less the east of the monsoon. on its way to me, in mars, it's heavier in thailand recently too. but as this season changes the opposite way in australia as recently been significant snow in the victorian outs and the heights in tasmania. will that snow is gone now and it will be rather sunny, slightly less cold, as it all goes across the tasman. see, there is rain further west lighting rain that came out of west australia to the south and it's still there on both thursday and friday is per, hangs round at $22.00. but in the tropics, particularly, and machine needs in queens, and we got another concentration of fairly heavy thunderstorms. persistent right? this area remember, has suffered flooding in the last few weeks. this won't be as bad, but unsure. the rain is

of uprising. but the bigger point is what china did in hong kong was what is trying to do in lithuania today and australia south korea and the philippinestry after country and steps out of line as far as china is concerned and then to hit hard in the chinese use their language with a variety of places to use the degree of

e, and for this you need to deprive the allies, the united states is an ally - this is south korea in the first place. japan first of all the philippinesank, vietnam maybe vietnam and now when kishida comes to london naturally he only leads absolutely. i agree with the previous, speaking expert, that we are talking about the fact that japan does not want to be exposed to a blow, china is pushing it in this operation, the united states and great britain are pushing it and japan is trading until november until january 1, 2023, what is it for it will get as long as they do not want to enter into this operation in any way. they want to give a corridor in order to use the british military. there's also a base in order for the british fleet. by the way, here is the first aircraft carrier of the only british fleet or the second, so he also set off. actually. i see the china sea. i half a year ago the same , who and not. yes, he already left, but who will provide japan with the philippines and so on, that is, china is trying. that's all , destroy these alliances with your pressure on japan on other states and make the situation such that taiwa

this election closely the us could be impacted by the elections in the philippines largely because of again trade again the dispute over southchina seas, but also military the us still has a strong military presence there some filipinos don't know or remember the marco's family history you were young when when he was president. yes. i was young so you don't remember don't remember in class about lisa said the marcos family made a difference in his village the late father. i know him. he provided us the power the first power in our province in our place and they're good family yesterday before polls closed about 200 filipinos in the bay area gathered outside of the philippines consulate in san francisco demanding transparency as results started coming in. realize that this vigil was going to turn into one of indignation and rage over 13,000 ballots in the united states for voters here in our country were returned due to insufficient funds today. they're asking for the us to investigate this election in san francisco luz peÑa abc 7 news. right still ahead here the san jose sharks celebrate the legendary career of patrick marlo

the integration of south korean president elect units. so p l the u. s. believes north korea is preparing for a nuclear cell test. it's the final day of campaign railings in the philippines ahead of the presidential election. they're described as the most important in the country's history. one of 2 front runners ferdinand ma costs is holding a large rally. in manila, michael says, the son of former president ferdinand marcus, he was ousted in a people's uprising in 1986. florence louis is following the marco's campaign in manila. now you see support is dressed in red, that is the color for ferdinand marco's junior. and those wearing green, those are the supporters of sarah do tell who is the daughter of the president and who is herself running for the position of vice president. now even though these positions are voted for separately, this is a very strategic pairing because marcos is able to take advantage of its family's popularity in the north with a detailed de strong hole in the south. now, he's also able to take advantage of the fact that more than half of registered voters in the philippines are too young to remember what his father, ministration was like. now h

over most of the heights of south all that still rain i think in north, on for the most part there's bit of a separation in the bounds of significant rain southeast asia from the philippines, down to west papua, at about 2 through through to borneo. that's heavy showers on a daily basis for the west, briefly dryer and sumatran plants in malaysia. but me and mark clearly very wet. in fact, that's probably the eastern on the monsoon rains. come again, a significant flooding potential to some more, i think in corolla and further north africa, for example, northern india and pakistan is too hot. it's getting hotter still in pakistan. ah. but for over a century, american parents have entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countless young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much, but i could not figure out where it was coming from. in a 3 part series, full plunge investigates, a massive scandal that wrote the united states scoutmaster part one on i was just 0 . lou. ah, reminder the top story sandwiches, era, finland and sweden have submitted their formal a

of its family's popularity in the north with a detailed day strong hole in the south. now, he's also able to take advantage of the fact that more than half of registered voters in the philippines are too young to remember what his father, ministration was like. now his father ruled the country for 20 years, and nearly half of the time the country was under martial law. it was a period rife with human rights abuses and corruption, but he's been able to gloss over that in a mis information campaign. effect checking group says marcos junior has benefited the most from a misinformation. in contrast, his closest rival, lenny robledo, now she's been the biggest victim of a campaign of dis information. but if you speak to his voters, they'll say that it's a simple message of unity. that resonates with all the cons. it hoping to beach market is vice president. lenny robledo her rally is being held at a symbolic location. that's where a huge march was held in 1983 off the assassination of a senator who struggled against the marks as regime of radio has run a grassroots campaign against the political elite. and duncan is at the rally. there are already around $300000.00 supporters of vi

tile and that was singapore, sumatra bornea in the western part of java deliver gap elsewhere in indonesia. but both the north and south. the philippines also look fairly where this is all seasonal stuff with daily variation to some degree. this is little less season or there has been significant rain recently in southern china a couple days ago, also in hong shoot. that's on its way out. what's left behind is the heat of the spring sun. so hong kong, warm. yep. consider re and so is beijing both? well, above the average, i mean the case of beijing, something like 8 or 9 degrees above the average. the focus of beijing is a hot one. then for wednesday, average being 24, it does cool down as the wind picks up malcolm outer mongolia, i think by friday, heat is an enduring problem, as you know in northern india, and the winds pick up the dust, so da storms to. but the feet of this moisture, further east is in introducing enough to produce big thunderstorms. they're called cowboys, jackie's dangerous ones, particularly round bangladesh, to some degree in the neighboring parts of india as well. i saw air with issue and line of the journey. g

the perception of filipinos or mitzy south decisions about china. we're talking about generations here so he can definitely lay out the groundwork for miss a chinese off our to sort of expand in the philippines. it may not happen like in this generation. it may happen. you know, 10 years 20 years from now. oh, i and there's, of course, a lot of interesting in washington, and also australia as to how marcus will, will conduct affairs beyond the philippines borders. there are questions about whether he can travel to the u. s. without being arrested because of the outstanding legal matters connected to the assets of his family. do you think washington will wanting gage with them and how much does his election me think complicate us efforts to counter china in the region? um, so the, i think the united states wrote definitely engage mark us. i mean, he's going to be the president and i don't think you can arrest like the president of another country. more importantly, the united states does need the philippines, whether we're talking about um, security agreements on keeping se, asia with within the ah, the realm of lexia america like influence. ah, it definitely will complicate matters, but i fe

of corruption. he says the u.s. should be watching this election closely. >> the u.s. could be impacted by the elections in the philippines largely because of trade. the dispute over the southlso the military. the u.s. still has a strong military presence there. luz: some filipinos don't know or remember that marcos family history. you were young when he was president. you don't remember? >> i don't remember. luz: he said that marco's family made a difference in his village. >> the late father, i know him. he provided us power, the first power in our province, in our place. they are a good family. luz: yesterday before polls closed, around 200 filipinos in the bay area gathered outside the philippines consulate in san francisco, demanding transparency. >> as a result started coming in, we realized this vigil would turn into one of indignation and rage. over 13,000 ballots in the united states for voters in our country were returned, due to insufficient funds. luz: they are asking for the u.s. to investigate this election. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. ama: sunny and mild. and then a big warm i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the

understand that, but i would suggest there's an undercurrent of new analysis on taiwan and then down to the south china sea , particularly after the philippinelection, that is maybe something to talk about in the fall. jonathan: coming up in the next hour, mark cabana, head of u.s. rates strategy at bank of america global research. a really punchy forecast for the front end of the curve from them. 3.50% on the two-year, essentially forecasting yield curve inversion all over again. 3.50% on twos, 3.25% on tens. lisa: this has been the idea people have. how far does the fed have to go to become restrictive, and does that mean if we do get yield curve inversion recession again? jonathan: empire manufacturing absolutely dreadful. futures unchanged on the s&p, unchanged on the nasdaq. tom: is newcastle united dreadful? jonathan: they are not that dreadful anymore. they are better at this point in the season than they were about six months ago. you need them to win, tom? or at least get some kind of result? tom: it's in the middle of the "surveillance" nap. jonathan: you will wake up and watch it? this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping you up to date

of its family's popularity in the north with a detailed day strong hole in the south. now, he's also able to take advantage of the fact that more than half of registered voters in the philippines are too young to remember what his father, ministration was like. now his father ruled the country for 20 years, and nearly half of the time the country was under martial law. it was a period rife with human rights abuses and corruption, but he's been able to gloss over that in a mis information campaign. effect checking group says marcos junior has benefited the most from a misinformation. in contrast, his closest rival, lenny robledo, now she's been the biggest victim of a campaign of dis information. but if you speak to his voters, they'll say that it's a simple message of unity that resonates with them on the candidates hoping to beat mar costs his vice president. lenny were brader, her rally is being held of a symbolic location. it's where a huge march was held in 1983 after the assassination of a senator, who struggled against the marcus machine brito has run a grassroots campaign against the political elite jeanette a armando and has been at the right. there are already around

south, the listening post is coming up next with rich. it gives but takes a closer look at media coverage of those elections. in the philippines, news, news, news. news . the soldier for the days of dictatorship filipinos go to the pole as journalists prepare for light post, do terrible judgment days coming for america, abortion law. a sneak preview of the decision gets leaked to the press and china versus taiwan. geo political mismatch satirists are making the most, ah, hello richard. yes, bird in europe, the listening post where we dig into the coverage and examine how news is reported . on monday, the philippines will elect a new president for the past 6 years. the country of 110000000 has been led by rodrigo, do territory. and authoritarian who has incited violence against journalists who dared to criticize his policies such as his so called war on drugs. and the thousands of filipinos killed as a result to tear k is not running the constitutional limits, presidents to one term in office. but monday's vote is partly a referendum on his legacy. it is also an appraisal of his idle ferdinand, marco's the dictator who ruled th