in the philippines. the international criminal court wants to open a full investigation as a possible crimes against humanity for the president won't cooperate. so what can the icpc achieve? this is inside story. ah, ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm daddy navigator. the philippine president, so called war on drugs is one of his most controversial policies, rodrigo territory, supporters say his tough stance delivers results. but international observers, including the un, call it a brutal crack down. the government says, security forces killed around 70000 people, an anti drug grade since the territory took office in 2016. but rights groups believe the figure is closer 230000. a preliminary report by the international criminal court chief prosecutor found crimes against humanity. it may have been committed. and on monday, the 2nd last day of her term and office. how to run through the judges to authorize a full investigation which could hold the territory and his allies accountable jamila dog. and h

and i see of intervention in the philippine domestic affairs. so with the strategic patron sheet, it's big, ours, it has been quite difficult for diversity to move forward and also the gap between their jurisdiction and their mandate on one hand. and they're very limited for this . on the other hand, not to mention also in the past year. so the country like the united states to support the flagship of democracy under trump administration yard blayton attack on the icpc. they're not part of the i to see themselves the, the threatens of the judges that i did national buddies over investigations and i've got them ordered. so the overall global climate has not been very friendly to, to, to the i c c. and that's why the are going prosecutor, she made it clear to, you know, this, and she hopes that at least under her, her successor. and now we'd be democratic administration back in the united states . things could dramatically change. well, how do you are right. 2 kareem khan and new to take over as the chief prosecutor on wednesday. in fact, how's he

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they can send it back to the philippines. the issues that they pay really high fee just to remit the money to their families at home, where crypto currency comes in. long term technology comes in already is that they can send back the money with crypt for currency. their family can exchange it in pawnshop where they, where they live and the fees are so much lower. and that is something that is already happening today and that is just going to develop and improve. i believe the average amount that a filipino sent home is $200.00. there be $20.00 out of that to get that money for their family because it's really a decentralized financial system. doesn't need a government. it doesn't have central authority. if interoperable it's global, it's borderless. basically it's an option for people who are excluded from the existing system platform where people could send money from anywhere in the world can using different yes. so a normal overseas for the worker wouldn't know how to use basically, and that was one of the 1st challenges w

one of the philippines since 2016 when the 30 became president has devastated our lives in the philippines across the country. and to sing it our most adverse tropic human rights a situation we had for. and so you can imagine to review the many families to feel when they heard announcement, prosecutor, a guy he's, he's seeking to open an interesting question about these kidding across the country . how realistic carlos do you think that that feeling of relief is because to territory? for his part, he says he couldn't care less about the international criminal court investigation . so why do you see this as a major step from the i c. c? no. do you hear me, carlos? ok. it appears as if carlos who was joining us from human rights watch there from manila, is no longer able to hear us unfortunately. apologize for those technical difficulties . but again, he was reporting on this probe that was opened by the icpc into the situation in the philippines, the war on drugs there. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. and a bipartisan group of congressional leaders in w

we're going to try and go back to the philippines. now back to that investigation by the international criminal court into the philippine president rodeo to deter t a so called war on drugs, try again with re santiago, who's coach having a spokesman of the philippine coalition to the international criminal court. joining for manila and mrs. santiago, so 1st up, tell us what's your reaction to this? hi. thank you very much. nick on behalf of the different groups here. human rights groups here in the philippines and behalf of the victims of the atrocious crimes and human rights violations. we are indeed full of cool that there is a step towards appealing justice for all the victims of the so called drunk war the, the happening here for the 2nd. what chance though, realistically, is that of philippine president the philippine president ever actually facing trial? it's difficult to see about the chance it's nick simply because right now the resolution or the recommendation of the prosecutor is to conduct an investigation here in the philip

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the news philippines present. benita kina has died after being hospitalized in manila. he was aged 61 ah the whole realm and watching all their life, my headquarters here and also coming up on the ledge to strike as a mark. is it easier for us to grow region killed? doesn't the government is accused of delaying medical access. yeah. home calls only pro democracy newspaper, apple daily print. it's last edition. it's the latest victim of china's cracked down on descent in the territory. and anti government protested in time unreturned to the streets, to cult change. the what the prime minister out on the constitution rewritten. ah. hello, welcome to the peg. i'm fullness, philippines president benita akina has died after being hospitalized on thursday. in manila, the 61 year old who was the son of 2 democracy icons served one term from 2010 to 2016, and presided over a period of steady economic growth. she will, i'll, in token, has more for manila, president been walking or beans or as he is mostly known here is someone who was more all too familiar about the difficult pai

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and president of the philippines is threatening to jail. people who refused to be vaccinated for a very good hotel. warning contradicts health officials who say the program is voluntary. the philippine vaccination drive has been making slow concrete. volt counting is underway in ethiopia as general election. some opposition groups claim ballot boxes with comfort with prime minister abbey are made is helping to hold on to power in what he is. his 1st electoral test, the opposition candidate in armenia, not election, says he has evidence of fraud in sunday's vote, and he's willing to present it to a constitutional court in the coming days. form of president robert cherry and was defeated by prime minister nicole ashley m the us says it's waiting to hear back from north korea regarding a proposal for a meeting. the american special representative for north korea, i made the comment hearing talk with factory is invocation minister, hong kong, last pro democracy newspaper. apple daily looks set to close for good by saturday because it's bank acco

how, you know, what's the situation as far as vaccine availability is in the philippines while the philippines as already veiled over a 100, i think millions, millions of duck, seen from the kovak facility. and of course, with over a 100000000 people in over 7107 islands at the resources coming from the callback facility is not enough. so the government has been trying to admit that shortage by ordering millions of vaccines from at least 4 manufacturers. but as you know, it takes months before they are able to arrive and they are slow to arrive. and the mention, this isn't archipelago. so it's very, very difficult to transport vaccines in many different areas. in fact, there are a lot of government officials who are complaining that in many areas vaccines have yet to arrive. so looking at the current rate, when it comes to looking at the current process of inoculation here in the philippines, there are exports or actually seeing that it will take at least 3 years for the philippine government for the country to actually achieve. heard in unity with the current process at this point at least 3

the philippines is not a member of the i. c. c. i do. terry says that he will not cooperate with the investigation. calling it politically motivated. let's get more. we are joined by carlos candy. he is a senior philippines researcher at the human rights watch group and he joined us from manila. welcome to you, carlos, and thank you so much for being on the program. talk with us a little bit more about the war on drugs into tear tast philippines. new drugs, we started in 2016 and started again, press done thousands and thousands of on the cross the philippines and no one single human rights catastrophe this country. and so you know, hundreds, thousands of stuff been suffering from that. you got the drug warning children didn't take their lives and so you did a or you last night about requesting an investigation into this, giving me a welcome use for menu of the drug war. and so there's a lot of the piece i'll look into how high can that hope possibly be though carlos? let me ask you because you know, as we've heard to tear tay says he co

that's what's happening in the philippines were more and more face masks, and p, p. e shields are big being collected from the c bed on world oceans. day we have this report, it's becoming a tiresome routine. people go diving and bring back plastic trash when they stuff is. and now the pandemic is adding a new element to see pollution. like here in the philippines, the marine life has been able to take a break from us personally. however, they're getting inundated with a new source of trash, which is based face shield. and, you know, the bunny suits that people are wearing the masks only add to the plastic bags, diapers, and packaging materials that already apply local waters and residents say that means something needs to be done. i think we'll be seeing more of them more of the face my i think we will be wearing face my for awhile for quite some time. so even the efforts of the local governments for establishment to actually segregate the search for that. meaning we need to provide a separate trash being for the b p. b, a new report once about the growing problem of

ah, welcome to breaking news from the philippines. the former president, benito akina, has died after being hospitalized on thursday in manila, the 61 year old who was the son of 2 democracy icons rule the country from 2010 to 2016, and presided over a period of steady economic growth more on this from a correspondent in the philippine capital gyla gollindo, i mean jamila, the announcement when it did come only confirmed really the whispers that had been circulating for many hours. how is this news not being delivered to the why to public well, our own sources have confirmed that indeed he passed away this morning. but we were told also that his siblings are now in the capital medical center where he was taken early this morning. and that they are set to make an official announcement soon. we have yet to hear from the philippine government official statements coming from the philippine government. but you know, president benito quino has been out of the public eye over the last few years and there were persistent reports already that h

also coming up, the philippines campaign on drugs comes under scrutiny. the prosecutor was top court once an investigation into possible coins against humanity. remembering the victims of covert line gene in the us, members of congress, observe a moment of silence as the best told approaches. 600000 and on hold the u. k. prime minister delays plans to ease over 900 restrictions in england as the number of cases fail lies. ah, the us president has promised our rock solid commitment to nato following his predecessors criticism of the military alliance. joe barton was that an attack on one member is an attack on all speaking off to the ne, to summit biden reaffirm the group's unity ahead of his meeting with rushes leader on wednesday. russia and china both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity. but our alliance, just a strong foundation, nato stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength as a meet our challenges of the future and our many

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independence to the west political crisis and decades. incentives to get current of artifact scenes in the philippines. the president threatens jail for anyone rejecting the job and the uncomfortable relationship between cruise ships. and that is why the italian city is at risk of being put on unesco is endangered. ah, not iran is accusing the united states of interference to saying it's presidential election was neither free nor fair. the former chief justice abraham racy secured victory on saturday or by the administration has cooled, that when manufactured racy himself is under us sanctions. there was record low turn out for the pole and a high number of invalid balance. let's speak to dorothy jabari. she joins us now from the capital to ron dorothy. this push back on the us, as we've been saying, not a huge surprise. no, certainly not. and according to the government spokesperson, i will be, it's not the 1st time the united states has expressed such opinions on iran's internal matters, the present honeys spokesperson allie read me during his weekly briefing to the press said that these kinds of co

- always say that climate change is a multiplayer, because for instance in places like the philippinesiving conditions which in turn also worsens health outcomes, so for instance, when calamities such as typhoons or extreme flooding do strike, of course there is direct impact in terms of injury and debts, but also, waterborne diseases for instance that increase, or mosquito borne diseases like dengue and malaria are also being increased and more people are being affected. and of course when another calamity such as a typhoon also hits farmlands, then that can lead to destroyed crops and decreased harvest which ultimately will lead to reversals and nutritional gains especially and impoverished communities.— especially and impoverished communities. interesting you mentioned — communities. interesting you mentioned farmers _ communities. interesting you mentioned farmers there - communities. interesting you - mentioned farmers there because they also have to deal with the financial health of their own business, the physical health that might be put under. may be more than anything, mental

she eventually became the 1st female president of the philippines in 1986. his mother's passing in 2009 followed the huge outpouring of grief for her, the symbol of democracy to men, filipinos. she was a catalyst for him to run for the highest post in government meeting. or he was born in as the 15th president in 2015, and died for nothing. then the b and i i shop carrying the torch forward. at the end of the day, for a man would lived for so many years in his parish shadow. keenop soon came into the zone. he focused on fighting corruption, removing as sitting supreme court chief justice accused of corruption and jailing its pretty sister, former president gloria mac royal for government irregularity. he pushed through a long and reproductive rights seat. many warned was be near impossible in the nation, predominantly the roman catholic and defense. during his administration, the economy grew by an average of more than 6 percent a year. he challenged china's territorial claims in the south china sea filing, a case of the international criminal court at the ha

but now the philippine president is threatening jail if people reject the job. the jubilation from supporters of all mean is reelected. lead us, the opposition says there's evidence of health worries for people living the oil production facilities and southern iraq of cancer rates rise. and the uncomfortable relationship between cruise ships and the city of canal why venice is at risk of being put on unesco, endangered and famous with all the day forth. new denmark are on their way to the last 15 years of the hammering russia. for one that are more on the way later, the news, our me now a warning of a corona virus vaccine crisis developing and poor nations that desperately need a boost in doses. the wells health organization says of the ac nations targeted under that global sharing skin kovak, more than half are facing shortages. some of run out if now setting up a hub in south africa to try to allow developing nations to make their own vaccines . the could be 19 funding because shown that relying on a few companies to supply global public goods is limiting and

the international criminal court says, crimes against humanity may have been committed in the philippines cross down on drugs. remembering victims of court with 19 in the u. s. members of congress observe a moment of silence. after the death toll approaches 600000 the u. s. refugee agencies accused of improperly collecting and sharing the personal information of wrangler refugees who fled. ah, thank you for joining us. b u. s. president has promised the rock solid commitment to natal following his predecessors criticism of the military allies. joe biden warned that an attack on one member is an attack on all speaking out to the nato summit by to reaffirm the groups unity ahead of his meeting with russia leader on wednesday. russia in china, both seeking to drive a wedge in our transatlantic solidarity. we're seeing an increase in malicious cyber activity, but our alliance is a strong foundation. nato stands together. that's how we met every other threatened the past. it's our greatest strength as a meet our challenges of the future and are many and everyone everyone in that room today und

a singled out the philippines, which is a rather small nation. well, can be honest, we all contribute to the class of the ocean. everything that happens on land ends up in the ocean. and again, caustic is one conditions. many run from the few that receptor 9 and you truly need to know, we need to reduce the reduced cost, which we also need to on to assure that we do not over exploit ocean on the do much of a lot in terms of over fishing and losing, you know, resources, but in your research and over all basically you have to move away from the idea off the ocean front here as sort of the space for further expanding human activity. that's not possible is the climate regular ensure that we can actually live on continue living on. so what's the single most important thing that needs to happen now briefly, if you can reading my cooperation, we only to act every individual, every state. but ocean governance is always the trunk boundary activities. regional, coordinating bodies such as formed by the i b, john convention convention unnecessary in order to

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that's what's happening in the philippines where more and more face mouth and p. p. fields are being collected from the see bits on world ocean days. we have this report, it's becoming a tiresome routine. people go diving and bring back plastic trash when they serve. and now the condemning is adding a new element to see pollution. like here in the philippines the marine light has been able to take a break from us personally. however, they're getting inundated with a new source of trash, which is based mass face shield. and, you know, the funny suits that people are wearing the masks only add to the plastic bags, diapers, and packaging materials that already like local waters and residents say that means something needs to be done. i think we'll be seeing more of them more of the faith my i think we will be wearing faith for awhile for quite some time. so even with the effort of the local government or establishment to actually segregate the us for that, meaning we need to provide a separate trash bin for the b b, b a new report once about the growing problem, enoug

she was there to be in the library to be brought back to the philippines to the people who built it. me, the addiction to 1000000000 is not about profit, but about ordinary people. values an approach to life ah, architecture serves the people. so if we consider this people, they need what they thought their way of living with them. we're gonna create a good fabric of the cities. ah, so many different people really live together in harmony, dealing with cultural and social diversity in honest and respectful way is one of the greatest challenges facing every city. not a tool that takes a look at the venezuelan capital correct. in the 1950, the development of the oil industry created an economic city triggering widespread internal migration. how may i get? plenty of them being kristen, but parallel don't build city also make, i mean like, are normally cause the i cannot mix system, atlanta acquisition law, not giving them well. the people who contribute to say, i'll have their own home to, we're not going to be on a gradually simple body has developed no problem. and i don't know they'v

and he's 6000 people have been killed in the philippines as war on drugs. the international criminal court wants to investigate. but how far can a probe get to testing out after the disastrous performance that the bolt, captain, russia, germany, may they be in your a tournament? with a chance for a do over against france. ah, hello, i'm christine window. it's good to have your company. a breakthrough for the european union and the united states, as joe biden, sets up his charm offensive forces say that even the us for close to extending a truce in their long running, facile over across subsidies. now the world's biggest corporate trade, it has centered on government payments to plain bakers, a bust in europe and america's boeing. now each side claims that the other unfairly subsidizes april off manufacturing the agreement should've heard the threat of billions and punitive parents in the 17 year to speech. president biden has the meeting. belgium came from the pit biden is using his visit this week to strengthen ties that became strained and the trump admini

the former president of the philippines venue, aquino has died. the 61 year old had been hospitalized on thursday morning in manila, aquino was the only son this to the country's famous symbols of democracy. jimmy la ellen dorgan looks back at the life of the leader who lives a mixed legacy. been ignoring me, a 3rd came from a long line of filipino politicians. he was the son of a much loved president, as well as a national hero, his father, benito, nina akina junior, a well known opponent of president for a dinner mark was, was assassinated at manila airport. in 1983. his killing on the tarmac was described as breathing treatment. and shocking if i were to know his widow corazon aquino, who had seats out of politics, took over his room. she became the face of a people power movement that led to the end of the 21 year rule by marco. regarded by many as a dictator. she eventually became the 1st female president of the philippines. in 1986. his mother's passing in 2009 followed the huge outpouring of grief for her is the symbol of democracy. to many

philippines in recent years. we have just got a line via writers of a spokesman at saint the president of the philippines will notion. thatjust coming in on bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: why yashoda swapped a football for a crystal ball during the european championships. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act which, for a0 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. germany's parliament, i the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government - from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into i the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's firs

the philippines president says he will never cooperate with a possible investigation by the international criminal court over his so called war on drugs. about 7000 people have been killed since rodrigo launched his crack down after taking office of the human rights groups say the true toll may be 4 times higher. the i see fees chief prosecutor says it could amount to crimes against humanity. jimmy lindo going reports from manila on her last day as international criminal court. prosecutor 5 to been sued. the requested authorities ation to formerly investigate philip in president through 3 good. there are 4 possible crimes against humanity. it's a farewell move. the families of many of those skilled in the so called war on drugs are grateful for since 20182 characters policy has been subjected to preliminary examinations. the international criminal court has been analyzing a large amount of public information in addition to the complaints and supplementary reports submitted by international rights groups. and lawyers here representing families. prosecutor, been to the says your examination

tony chang al jazeera bank of the philippines, a starting a 10 day period of national morning following the best. so former president spinning your queen know the 61 year old at the country between 2010 in 2016. his successor, rodrigo, the theater has paid a public tribute jamila eileen dog and has more now from manila to be bought them up. the family of late president beneath. lucky says he died peacefully in his sleep. according to the death certificate he died of renal disease linked to diabetes. no words can express. girls in our hearts are imposed all walk step 30 because he is gone. mission for be happy now we've been he's the only son of parents regarded as champions democracy in the country. his father sen beneath nor chemo, was incarcerated, and later murdered on the tarmac of manila, the airport in 1983. during the marshall room, a former precedent for dinner mart, cuz if i were mother correct on the quino, let the people power revolution to topple demarcus regime in 1986 and was late to voted president. and like his mother, aquino was reluctant liter. under his leadership tha

the philippines is starting a 10 day period of national morning following the death. the former president been in your queen on the 61 year old, led the country between 201-2016 jamila eileen bogan has more now. from manila it will be bought up. the family of late president beneath blocking says he died peacefully in his sleep. according to the death certificate he died of renal disease linked to diabetes. no words can express growth in our hearts car and toes all walk step 30 because he is gone. mission for be happy now we've been he's the only son of parents regarded as champions of democracy in the country. his father, a senator beneath nor chemo, was incarcerated, and later murdered on the tarmac of manila airport in 1983. during the marshall rule of former precedent for dinner, markins, if i were his mother corazon, the key no let the people power revolution, the top of the markets regime in 1986 and was later voted president. and like his mother, aquino was reluctant liter. under his leadership that began in 2010, the economy grew by an and weight of 6 percent a

the former philippines president banana, aquino, has died after being hospitalized him in the la on thursday. the 61 year old rule from 2010 to 2016, and presided over a period of study economic growth drill window and has more from manila, our own sources have confirmed that indeed he passed away this morning, but we were told also that his siblings are now in the capital medical center where he was taken early this morning and that they are set to make an official announcement soon. we have yet to hear from the philippine government official statements coming from the philippine government between president bennett keno has been out of the public eye over the last few years. and there were persistent reports already that he had several health issues over the past few years. the u. s . is condemned and alleged to as dry cold, a busy market in ethiopians to grow region which report to the kill dozens of people. health workers in the village of to go got told the associated press that soldiers blocked, medical teens from reaching the theme, hong kong pro democracy newspaper, the whole daily h

like this design flung me from the philippines. the heart of the project is not the construction itself, rather than the way it was created. ah, that especially how we live together. it's also that a lot about how we build together, how we grade something to get me. this product is made through a tradition that's called by an am in the philippines and we called the non marie. and these are forms of mutual support that exists in most countries around the world. the traditions are important because their way of coping in every day. there's a way of coping in the face of natural disasters or post calamities there and found them. this is philippines. norwegian architect alexander ericsson salinas, and his filipino colleague shawn had come collaborating with the local community to build a much needed public library. ah, the community has been knowledgeable about living in the place where they are from and the context where the, where they're living, they're sharing that to us and we're sharing our architectural knowledge with them . so t

but is it too little too late for an international investigation into the philippines war on drugs, but the president refuses to cooperate. and then 4th, and the murray makes a winning return. and his 1st single match on grass for 3 years. ah, climate change could now be in reversible because we may already be past the global tipping point. that's according to the scientist who led the world's biggest ever expedition to the north pole. $300.00 scientists from 20 countries were involved in the mission, which spend more than a year drifting through the arctic ice, bringing back proof that our planets and northern most ocean is dying. the spread of sea ice in the summer has decreased by half in just a few decades. temperatures are also 10 degrees higher and the ice is half as thick compared to records. taking during a historic expedition back in the 1819th, that means the ocean is absorbing, more heat in the summer, and that ice sheet formation in the autumn is slower than usual. so come to the ice doctors, welcome to that. if can the arctic year round ice be rescued? if you've seen the ai

still ahead here on al jazeera, an investigation into the philippines war on drugs, but president rodrigo deterred a. he's not happy about the us approach is another milestone in the panoramic, but that's the worst maybe. ah hello, quite the lashing were getting from the monsoon range toward the west coast of india. red weather alerts were in play go further south to connecticut. those have now been dropped but still intense range also toward the ne, eastern parts of the pradesh. also in the red weather alert, but that's been dropped. you know, monsoons are really having a big impact as we add toward nepal, bangladesh and baton. and paul is coming off. it's deadly as monsoon season in 2020 in the forecast is for above average rains here. asian pacific looks like this are plum rains have dumped a lot as we head toward q shoes of the southernmost islands, a 107 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. now the bulk of that energy moving out toward the pacific, but we're still going to keep some rain for honju tokyo just some scattered showers . and we do have a band of rain moving across

the u. s. u n for want of full investigation. for my philippine president, but new aquino has died of renal failure as a result of diabetes at the age of 61 a one time from 2010 to 2016 and presided over a period of steady economic growth. her death is in thailand. back on the streets of the 6 month break due to the 19 demonstrators in bangkok demanding the resignation of the prime minister, an overhaul of the constitution. now india's prime minister and the red ramadi is currently musing. leaders from indian administered kashmir for the 1st time since the region was stripped.

and in the philippines president or the go to tatty is threatening to jail. people who refuse to be vaccinated. little in the book, go know if you will not agree to be vaccinated, leave the philippines, go to india if you want to, or somewhere, if you want to go to america, but for as long as you are here and you are a human being and can carry the virus you should be vaccinated, otherwise i will order all the local officials to have a tally of the people who refused to be vaccinated. because if you don't want to be vaccinated, i will use either mixed in for pigs on you. people are out and over and has more from manila. well, you know, this threat came from president that there at the, in his latest public appearance, where he basically said that filipinos can be put to jail if they refuse that vaccine. but early this morning, this same statement coming from the president was contradicted by the department of justice secretary and basically saying that the law, the government cannot compel filipinos to get vaccinated. but as you know, it will just go more, it

in 1945, americans recapture the philippine island at the mouth of manila bay. which have been lost to the japanese in 1942. next kevin maurer talks about his book, rock force the american paratroopers that took back corregidor, the mccarthy memorial hosted this event and provided the video. >> welcome. thank you for joining us. the loss of corregidor in the philippines in 1942 is a devastating blow to the united states and to general douglas macarthur. by 1945, in the minds of many americans and filipinos, corregidor, the rock, was not just a military target. it was the sight of a military defeat that had to be redeemed. in february, 1945, a daring mission was launched to recapture this island. author kevin maurer joins us tonight to discuss this mission. he is the author of several books, including no easy day, the firsthand account of the mission that killed osama bin laden, and he's covered the military for more than ten years, traveling through iraq, afghanistan, east africa, and haiti to tell the stories of american soldiers. his latest work, "rock force",

and that's contributed to the very high vaccinate vaccine hesitancy in the philippines . another issue here also is vaccine preference. another's survey also shows that majority of filipinos do not want vaccines coming from china, which makes up the bulk of available vaccines. here they do prefer american and where are western vaccines, which is pfizer or more than what they are now. and these are really very limited here at the moment. on the african continent, fewer than one percent of the population has been vaccinated. dr. richard, to me, he go, is the coordinator of the immunization and vaccine development program at the wild house organisation explains how the new vaccine have in south africa can help boost production today. only 60000000 close to 60000000. do you have these to be did to africa compared to more than 2.6 damian globally. it gives you just a scale of how low the vaccine availabilities on the african continent. so we believe that in the next 9012 months, the hub that has been established, africa could stop producing vaccine. and this can help, at least