the american-philippine war broke out. is interesting that us president william mckinley justified the capture of the philippines by the fact that supposedly the filipinos could not be left to their own devices, because they were not prepared for self-government. in particular. he said that the independence of the philippines would soon lead to such anarchy and such abuse, which would be worse than after spain and us have no choice. how to take under your protection all the philippine islands entirely with god's help, enlighten, elevate and civilize the filipinos, the war was quite fierce, but here, i should probably say that at first the war was so conventional. e to the conventional character. that is, there were such big battles between regular forces on one side and on the other, but the filipinos, who were poorly armed. in general, in this war against more experienced more well-equipped and armed americans, who also had a fleet, that is, had support from the sea. but in general, they lost, so at some point the filipin

very important, the philippines on the frontline in | philippines on the frontline in the competition element of the south china sea important because there is a major of state where the us and china are competing for influence and access but also taiwan, the philippines are separated by taiwan by a very narrow strait, so should they be conflict, the philippines would be at the frontline. in many ways, the philippines is a frontline state as far as the us—china cold war is concerned. marcos jr knows that very well and is leveraging that. that marcos jr knows that very well and is leveraging that.- and is leveraging that. that is and is leveraging that. that is a senior lecturer _ and is leveraging that. that is a senior lecturer in _ a senior lecturer in international affairs at the university of the philippines speaking to us earlier. the role of tech companies and their influence on children, is in focus in the uk, as the actions of internet firms is being examined at the inquest into the death of the teenager molly russell. charities and campaigners have warned families are paying

the united states visited the philippines as soon as the country tried to gain independence from spain . washington saw that the main state had a strategic opportunity to gain a foothold in asia . well, to solve financial issues for big capital, the us borders became crowded, and then they call expansion both economic and political. washington rushed to the world dominance, and the philippines was a key point of control over sea lanes, the gateway to east asia, so they fought stubbornly for them and did not consider the local population to be victims, they killed so that others would be reluctant to oppose american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos believed american aid voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states

aside from the northern philippines, the nearest part of china to the philippines is 600 kilometers. it is not something we can possibly avoid. rishaad: that is a look at first word headlines. david: just a line coming through as far as the japanese currency is concerned, they are again watching what is happening in the forex markets with a high sense of urgency. this is not a story exclusive japan -- two japan. -- to japan. boj will be taking steps to stabilize the markets based on their contingency plan. it is not just that. regulators are on watch for this massive melt off. yvonne: there was some impact from fx intervention last week, we are waiting for more signs from that. still ahead on "bloomberg markets: asia" we have a leisure set up to discuss reopening and just how much of a boost it is going to give the travel industry. up next, the latest in terms of markets. our guest joins us, when to expect the pivot, maybe for -- maybe before the second quarter of next year. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back, new week, same story, two year yields, when year chart, one-month cha

the violation of philippine independence was baptized. reatest international crime of the century, they destroyed the republic created for themselves by the filipino people, deprived them of their independence and, by force of american arms, imposed on them a government in which this people is not represented, and which they do not want to look into the future at all, and in the course of senator's debates will confidently assume that the usa will turn into an ordinary ordinary empire where brute force dominates, subjugating weaker peoples and a dependent state. at the same time, the image of the future democracy on bayonets will begin to take shape in the press. these are notes with a short message, in order to rule you need to conquer, in order to conquer you have to kill the philippines - this is not only an example of the cruel behavior of a cruel policy towards people, not only an example, but manipulation of a foreign government, perhaps, distinguishes the philippine situation from south korean and south vietnamese that the united st

about the philippines was a key point of control over maritime communications, a gateway to east asiay fought stubbornly for them and did not consider local victims the population was killed in order to discourage others from opposing american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos considered american assistance voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states created a military administration in the philippines. held elections and began to form their own authorities, but the opinion of the population of the hawks no longer bothered. at the beginning of january. they announced the establishment of american sovereignty over the philippines , the attitude deteriorated in an instant, and hostilities began. a month later, the

finish but your problem in the philippines was a far greater one. y of your government was challenged by the hawks. now, many of these rebels, as you know, were simple people. probably the great majority of them were. but they were led astray by their leaders. but you also know that among the leaders were men who were not truly filipinos. because they owed their first allegiance not to the philippine government, but to the materialistic, ruthless foreign ideology of communist colonialist imperialists. and what did you do about it? and this, to me, is one of the great stories of this republic and one that should be told and retold all over the world. it's true that you used military force where necessary in dealing with the hawks. but you also did something perhaps even more important. you removed the political and economic causes of discontent. and in this effort, your president played a leading part. and for this, believe me, the president has won the admiration of the whole free world. [applause] i know that there are those who feel that friendly n

next world stories follows a pathologist in the philippines, collecting evidence of execution style killings of people allegedly involved in drug trafficking that's coming up after the break. remember, you can get your news around the clock on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm michael oak. more news at the top of the next hour. ah ah ah. how did she become an adult hitler's favorite director. and how did he become a forgotten film pioneer? lady he finished and arnold fun. between hitler and hollywood. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening a film project that became a major milestone in their lives. love, seduction and power. ice cold passion starts october 8th on d, w. ah. this week and world stories the bloody drug war in the philippines. emily's humboldt forum opens up to the public. we begin in ukraine where residents are rejoicing after taking back control of russian occupied territories. but there are also reports of the tension and torture. the ukrainian blue and yellow flag floats again on the statue of much loved poet and nationali

the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. if you have anymore questions on the 16th giving me yesterday that nancy black, blue around me, somebody will not believe me. many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother, 6 years ago when me, when ha civilian s chatting. give, ah, my father. one shot again to sure. she's dead. he's dead. eyes that darcy b leanne planted. my father, ah! dying, ah dorothy, she's up damn cache and my knee. the poor were the primary victims of the war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were killed on former president. 2 testers, watch many relatives now want to set the record straight. this catholic priest is doing his part to support them with reference love yano villanueva pays for the exhumations. and for legal advice, he fears that the killings even with to tear to

the united states visited the philippines as soon as the country tried to gain independence from spain washington saw that the main state had a strategic opportunity to gain a foothold in asia . well, to solve financial issues for big capital, the us borders became crowded, and then they call expansion both economic and political. washington aspired to world domination. about the philippines was a key point of control over maritime communications gates to east asia, therefore, they fought stubbornly for them and did not consider the victims of the local population, they killed so that others would be reluctant to oppose american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the united states bought the philippines from spain for 20 million dollars, and before that you helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge, allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos considered american assistance voluntary. gratuitous, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 189

report on a forensic pathologist and a priest teaming up to investigate extra judicial killings in the philippines. that's after the break. remember, you can get your news around the clock on our website. that's d, w dot com and of course, follow us on social media. our handle is, you guessed it at the w news. i'm michael ok for me and the rest of the berlin team here. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the app now. a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea have l muster and to follow dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting, people are hearing their dreams ready to re journey this week on the d. w. ah, this week and world stories the bloody drug war in the philippines. germany's humboldt forum opens up to the public. we begin in ukraine where residents are rejoicing after taking back control of russian occupied territories. but there are also reports of detenti

this week and world stories the bloody drug war in the philippines. germany's humboldt forum opens up to the public. we begin in ukraine where residents are rejoicing after taking back control of russian occupied territories. but there are also reports of detention and torture. the ukrainian blue and yellow flag floats again on the statue of much loved poet and nationalist, terra steph sankoh on the likely as man square. it has only been a few days since tom was liberated from russian occupation. locals are still trying to come to terms with what they've been to we meet our seminar shank of who wants to show us where he was in prison for 46 days over the summer. he was arrested because his brother is a soldier in the ukraine and armed forces come hope that this is my line 46 days. each stroke represents one day just so you don't get lost in time. here are 10. had to share the small windowless space. we several other people are what can i say? normally 7 of us lived here. i think one here sometimes choo here to here and 3 here. they usually slept at each other's feet. water was under t

when people had actually been shot rational, the philippines procedures for investigating death says the 60 year old have always been flawed. it was happening, war means that the 16 a giving any escalate that safe black, harassing me. somebody will not be any me. many families in the philippines have experienced this kind of scenario. hitman approaching at night to shoot aloft one. then evidence of drug abuse is planted, says grace. she lost her father and brother. 6 years ago when miss wendy ha civilian a shopping gib ah may find there one shot again to sure. she's dead. he's dead. eyes the darcy milleon, bland. then my father ah, dying. ah, dorothy, she said, damn cache and my knee, the poor were the primary victims of the war on drugs. the international criminal court estimates that up to 30000 people more than 4 times the official number were killed on former president to testers. watch many relatives now want to set the record straight. this catholic priest is doing his part to support the reference love yano villanueva pays for the exhumations and full legal advice. he fears tha

the united states visited the philippines as soon as the country tried to gain independence from spainngton saw in the main state a strategic opportunity to gain a foothold in asia well, it became crowded to solve financial issues for big capital within the borders of the united states, and then they call expansion both economic and political . considered victims of the local population killed in order to discourage others from speaking out against american domination. although the american chronicle officially calls this war a misunderstanding. after all, the usa you bought the philippines from spain for $ 20 million, and before that they helped manila in the fight against the spanish colonialists, allegedly free of charge and allegedly, without claiming the sovereignty of the island, the filipinos considered american assistance to be voluntary. free of charge, but washington saw everything, otherwise in august 1898 the united states created a military administration in the philippines, the filipinos held elections in the autumn and began to form their own authorities, but the opinion

>> the role that the philippines -- for ourselves. s that if there is outright conflict -- there is no way we are exempt from that whatever we do. the nearest part of china that the philippines is 600 kilometers. it is not something that we can possibly avoid. so of course the defense of the country is going to be the first priority. we cannot act independently in the sense that the philippines is not militarily sufficiently capable to fight the war by themselves. we are putting much of our efforts into the partnerships that we have. with our allies, with our partners. asean is going to have a very large part to play in this. i really believe that asean should be the main actor when it comes to the defense and security around the region. there are multilateral -- that is one of the best examples of a multilateral arrangement. bilateral arrangements with other countries also are available and that certainly applies to the united states where we have strong bilateral relations which we can use as a basis moving forward. you cannot look a

i am joined by the chairman of the philippines red cross. vent, how bad is it? comparative to others? well, it is a lot badder than we expected. at the last moment, it became a super typhoon. it wasjust moment, it became a super typhoon. it was just a tropical storm to begin with. but it converted into a super typhoon. it hit us at night. pre—emptive evacuations mercifully happen. 12,000 families in the evacuation centres. at the same time, unfortunately, quite a lot of casualties among rescuers. they simply drowned or they were electrocuted, but we recovered the bodies already. at the same time, i'm saying it could have been worse, that would be my assessment. because right now, we are coping with trees down. that can be repaired. i hope the casualties will not rise, but i'm preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. in the meantime, on standby. the point about loss _ meantime, on standby. the point about loss of _ meantime, on standby. the point about loss of life _ meantime, on standby. the point about loss of life is _ meantime, on

super typhoon noru has hit the philippines and is set to sweep through the capital manila with windso 175 kilometres an hour. japan prepares to hold a state funeral for former prime minister shinzo abe, who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. and the uk's opposition labour party vows to reverse the government's cut to the top rate of income tax, its leader saying there's confidence his party can win the next election. the hope of a labour government has turned into a belief in a labour government, and that change, that switch, is worth its weight in gold. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. its newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. it isa it is a six in the morning here in singapore, and midnight in italy. exit polls there suggest far—right leader giorgia meloni has won italy's election, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister. she is predicted to win between 22—26% of the vote, if they are confirmed, ms meloni will aim to form italy's most right—wing government since world war ii

the philippines has always walked a delicate balance between the two.ussions when he visits singapore and indonesia? i think this is a very important discussion that always looms in the background of state leadership and discussion, especially for the philippines. this is very important. because marcos has to promote the philippines maritime interest amidst china's strength in the south china sea and the president has to deal with his family's human rights violation corruption cases still pending in us courts. the visit of marcos to these two countries will give him an opportunity to draw suggestions or advice from his indonesian and singaporean counterparts on how to deal with the two great powers. briefly, i want to take a step back. what do you think it says about southeast asian politics now, that we've got the resurgence of families like the marcoses back in power? the election of president bongbong marcos is very controversial, because he is one of the heirs of filipino leaders, he's the son of a former dictator in ferdinand marcos sr. and there a

we are in an evacuation site in the philippines. heaven. all manila, manila is in the path of super high point north, which made landfall in the philippines early afternoon on sunday, local time. now, we're right here just a couple of hours ago and back then there were a lot of people. but now look at this crowd. look at this line of people are waiting to get into the classrooms of this school. spend the night here. they're afraid of what's gonna happen again. because 13 years ago, exactly 13 years ago in a day, scores of people died in this village when i pulled kits on a on leave, flat last floods here. and so they had that memory. they know what tragedy is. that's why they're here. they don't have to be forest evacuated. now, just last night, 24 hours ago, they probably were in thinking of evacuating type when neural was done. that's a big tropical storm and wasn't really posing that big of a threat. but in just 24 hours, it intensified into a super type wound. and now it is a threat both to poverty and life. and it's got the latest on th

now it is out of the philippine land mass out on the sea, on the way to vietnam. now the trial of a 9 to old cardinal and full pro democracy activists gets on the way in hong kong. on monday, cardinal joseph zahn is one of the highest ranking catholic clerics, the defendant on trial, over their role in running a fun to defend people arrested, an anti government protest. they were detained under national security law earlier last year for colluding with foreign forces. if convicted, they face a fine, but no jail time. a vase 25 people have drowned after their boat capsized in the river and bangladesh. the boat was carrying more than 100 people up the car to tow a river to a hindu temple in the north. doesn't still missing. have a child re has more from decker. at least dozens of people died in a tragic brought accident in northern bangladesh and the mystic a punch or guardian called to our neighbor. the passenger abroad was carrying more than its capacity. witnesses and administration. people said that there was more than 100 people in it when it collapsed in the m

and government work far below has more from the philippines, capital manila. so we're in a small village in a manila suburb. and this area is considered a river basin just next to the street. is the river. and last night, during the onslaught of super typhoon noro, the river did spill over. and so the flood water here, they told me, was waist deep to about the height of a small person. but that's not out of the ordinary here again because they're beside a river. so whenever there is a storm, there's flooding here. and actually the expected where is from a category 5 storm, but that did not happen as he does, he dare back now to living their normal lives. they're cleaning up their back in their homes. the floods subsided pretty quickly. and this is really the extent of the damage the aftermath of super type, when nor rule on the philippine capital. much of the damage is in the island of polio. and in the province as uh, aurora, and chasm, where super type oo nor rule made 2 landfills. and just as quickly as it intensified into a super typhoon, it was downgraded

now it is out of the philippine lad mass out on the sea, on the way to vietnam. the u. s. has warned russia that using nuclear weapons and ukraine would have catastrophic consequences. us off to russia's foreign minister pledged regions annexed in separatist referendums in crane wood, half at most guns, for protection. the boats are being held in fort ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces. keith, on its western ally, say the referendums are a sham that they will never recognize protests against christians, not in that hooton's hostile military mobilization order or continue to cross russia. docket stone. more than a 100 people locked road, these try to break up the protest by firing new shops. not a head, hair analysis, era, checkmates for cheating. root tell you about the allegations causing chaos. and the chess world. and a nasa satellites is about to crash into a rock in space exactly as it's supposed to do. but explain what this experiment means for us here. ah, judy has begun the faithful world. coffee is on its way to the castle route your travel package today

the typhoon has left a trail of destruction the philippines. w from the capital, manila. reporter: he has had difficulty moving since suffering a stroke last december. he cannot walk up the stairs in his home. so when floodwaters rose on sunday, he and his family had to evacuate. >> they said it was a super typhoon. that it would get flooded for sure. so we left for safer grounds. true enough, the flood came. reporter: the super typhoon dumped torrential rains, as across the philippines' ;argest island -- the philippines' largest island. the downpour stopped as rivers began to overflow. by monday morning, those who had fled to safety were back. cleaning up their homes. while government workers cleared the streets. there were fears the philippines would suffer catastrophic flooding, reminiscent of that of the typhoon back in 2009, but it was largely spared. the local environment officer of this manila suburb says the dredging of waterways also made a difference. >> we were dredging every day. so that gave the river the capacity to hold more rain.

we heard comments about climate change, food security and also that the philippines is on its way to ll from the new president. what do you think this trip is about for him in terms of the message he shouldn't take to the international community? this is definitely at about the marcos is diplomatic debut. they are returning to the international stage, they are returning to the internationalstage, it they are returning to the international stage, it has very much brought marcosjunior presenting statement shipped, in fact global leadership for the if you look at his speech, everything that international communities are worried about climate change affects technological disruption, international security and peace. and philippines contribution along those lines he hardly talks about... he doesn't talk about any controversial issues including of course attached to his family. the human rights records of the marcos says for the corruption, all of those things was that none are mentioned as far as his speech is concerned. this is important because today marks the 50th anniversary of martial

super typhoon oru is made land fall in the northern philippines. it's broad, heavy, rain and winds up 295 kilometers per hour, strongest high for him to hit the country this year. at least 25 people have drowned off their boat capsized in the river and bangladesh. the boat was carrying more than a 100 people up the call to tell the river to ahead and do the hindu temple. in the north, dozens of still missing company chattering has more from deca. at least dozens of people died in a tragic boat accident in northern bangladesh and the best pick up on to our guardian car to our neighbor. the passenger abroad was carrying more than its capacity. witnesses and administration. people said that there was more than 100 people in it when it collapsed in the middle of the river. the search and rescue operation still on the number of casualties really could go up. people are still missing. there were among the victims or female as well as children. now go back to the common environment that's it's a country with hundreds of rewards, crisscross at least 30 perc

super typhoon noru sweeps through the philippines capital, manila — bringing winds of up to 175 kph. he house i'm living in because i'm scared. the floods there get really high and i don't want a repeat of what happened to me before. cubans give their verdict on legalising same—sex marriage and whether gay couples can adopt in a landmark referendum that's divided the nation. and less than two months ahead of the men's football world cup in qatar, concerns that there may not be enough affordable accommodation. italy has never had a female prime minister. but exit polls suggest that is about to change, with the far—right "brothers of italy" emerging as the biggest party in the new parliament, and putting its leader giorgia meloni on course to become the prime minister. her party leans further to the right than any government since that of mussolini 80 years ago. the opposition democratic party have already conceded, and she said the voters had indicated their desire for a centre—right government and that she would work for all italians. italy has chosen us and we will never betray our h

now it is out of the philippine lad mass out on the sea, on the way to vietnam. i said i had her now to sarah, as for ukraine in regions enter for stay referendum voting russians continued, protest against it, present hooton's, partial mitchum, a bronze ation. venezuelan embassy in columbia remains a burnt out wreck, but relations between the neighbors have taken a step towards normalizing. ah hello, well a hurricane or what was hurricane fiona has now swept across at east side of canada as the strongest storm to hit canada on a rack or so that was really quite impressive. but just like to point out the northerly track of the storm. so moving in a normally direction, big suddenly push on those winds. things quietly down over the next couple days, a few showers just coming back in behind. now the effect of that normally track is engage with the jet stream and around the top of the jet stream that amplifies the weather systems out in the atlanta. so they say high pressure that gets amplified. and then we get a keen normally down the cold side of the storm. and that

here in the philippine capital, manila, capital large, the spared by super type food normal. it's really of the islands of polio. and the province of aurora and has on that have been severely affected. they've suffered most but the damage with the houses that have been washed away. power lines still down, communication lines still down. trees that have fell as well as roads that are still in impassable. but again, this is the category 5 storm that we're talking about. and the damage has been minimal. it's a category 5 storm that swept through the main island of the zone, but it did shoot through pretty quickly. and now it has been downgraded to a tycoon. it's now out of the philippines that but it's out on the sea and it's on the way to vietnam. lean willis, good news that the storm has been downgraded. but as you say, lots of damage still to pick up the pieces from how is the government expected to cope with helping in the rescue efforts and the rebuilding well, that's the thing, a president of, or didn't. marcus junior, he held the press briefing just an hour or so ago, and

super typhoon nori slammed into the philippines, bringing heavy rain and winds, and close to 200 kilometers per hour. tragedy up the coast of lebanon survive is flying this severe economic crisis. tell a fair grief of leaving others behind la. i'm emily anglin, in south africa where conservation is using innovative ways to control and protect the growing elephant population. ah, and i welcome exit polls in italy say the right wing alliance led by georgia, maloney is on course for majority in parliament. the block which includes parties of mateus, albini and silvio berlusconi could when at least 43 percent of the votes, maloney could become asleep fast, female prime minister. i'm the 1st fall right leader since well bore to go straight to our correspondence. stephanie deca, who's at the italian parliament. so fusty talk through the latest numbers. stephanie? yes, just in the last hour. more exit polls. you mentioned. they're 43 percent of the right wing coalition, 26 percent through the sort of center left coalition, a party that was 2nd to below are these brothers at 80. but of course it's

to spend the night in safety, far away from the path of the most powerful typhoon that philippines has seen this year football now and england host germany at wembley stadium in their last matches of the nation's league. it's being described as a match for pride as both sides have had lack luster outings in the competition. as he flicks unbeaten run is germany coach ended when they were defeated by group leader, hungary on friday. and the match against england is germany's last competitive match before the world cup in kata. their previous visit to wembley was summer resulting in a too near lost to england in the european championship tournament. well ahead of the game, germany, coach 100 flick, talked up the occasion at wembley stadium. yeah, no. teresa saw muskets, england versus germany is special us an absolute class st. gotcha model. we were just out in the stadium dot. i have to say it's one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world of diesel air to get the team is looking forward to the game. what we have to set a few things right after the hungary match on friday. i'm fly tug

as it works its way west, across lose on in northern areas of the philippines. it said to be the most powerful typhoon to strike the philippines this year. and now a head of that land for it intensified a very quickly over 24 hour period from a tropical storm to a super typhoon. we had extreme emergency alerts issued people were evacuated, and when it made landfall on those eastern islands, we had sustained winds of a 195 kilometers per hour. what we saw gusts of 240. now the inter rancho rain that's coming with the storm is likely to cause catastrophic flooding as well as landslide, non smoothing a pretty quickly across mouzon. by monday, it's going to be sitting in the south china sea where it could intensify. again, making its way towards indo china, vietnam expectancy. the worst of that, as we go in to, to say up to 200 millimeters to 300 millimeters of rain falling by the time we get to choose they. so that could cause flooding as i move you now across to america, the other side of the world will actually the caribbean sea. we've got another storm brewing he

the philippines shown in red here again southeast of the philippines peleliu, is down one of six islands in the south and is it about 500 miles off the philippines? now there are some three point some key points about, i think, general reports gets a bad rap it but i'll explain that in the second codename operation stalemate is part of the pow and mariana campaign mariana islands of course is is guam and tinian and and of course we launched our piece, our b, r, b are b-29s out of tinian to bomb japan. but army also is shifting now from europe and we'll join the marines in force here. the army had been primarily in europe. we're beginning to see a shift now. there's a huge here. so talk about there's a huge debate between the army and navy about whether to execute the operation at all. you know, here's the deal, by the way we've got a peleliu author, a what's your name again? tell me your name. lou wrote a book called 15 weeks. right. 15 days. pick up 15 days. his father in law was a corpsman on peleliu. so on to put a plug to that book. but let me just say this. there's a debate on wheth

if it, i see nora has made land full in the philippines, the category 5 storms threatened to inflict catastrophic damage to a large part of the country's main island of luzon. officials, hope evacuating people from their homes. alley will save lives on belie reports. bower malachi took rapid explosive intensification at 40. these are the words to state whether bureau in the philippines used to describe a strengthening type or noro veteran as it approached the island nation on sunday. i mean, it was a category 5 when it hit land, sending waves crashing on to shores and bringing with it powerful winds, interracial rains. in a matter of 24 hours, the fiercest winds increased by nearly a 100 kilometers an hour. one of the fastest acceleration on record the most vulnerable people, those along the coast in low lying communities and in areas prone to lance lights had only hours to scramble to safety. 13 years ago, scores of people died in the village where this school is located. after typhoid, could sana created last months. so now many go need to be told if already evacuated their homes,

georgia. bologna has secured more than 40 percent of sunday's vote at a deadly storm slams into the philippines. super typhoon know of kills at least 6 people . 5 of the rescue workers described as heroes. ah, i'm bench was all unwelcome. we begin with some breaking news, rushes. interior ministry says a gunman has open fire at a school killing at least 9 people. the attack to place in the city of e shifts the capitol region in central bratia. early report say the victims include 5 children, 2 teachers and 2 security guards. the regional governor says the attack died from self inflicted injuries as well as the 9 dead. another 20 people are reportedly wounded. let's bring in correspondence. peter cast off in riga lapierre. peter, what more can you tell us? well, this accident happens in extremely, very early in the morning in the russian city of yours. and the officials tell that there are no more but an officially intelligent channels. we see this possibly they will be much more business. and according to the details, which are now officially children injury than they were. they were shocked by

and to the philippines now, which is still reeling after being slam by a super typhoon sunday. noru has since been downgraded to a regular typhoon, but catastrophic flooding has filled streets right across the country destroying homes and making cleanup increasingly hard for residents. at least five rescue workers have reportedly died due to the storm. on sunday the storm battered the philippines with high waves amid that downpour. the philippine national weather service says it's the strongest typhoon the region has seen this year. >>> heated protests have erupted in some of russia's ethnic minority regions over the government's mobilization order and the war in ukraine. now, the video from the capital of predominantly muslim region about 1,000 miles from moscow shows women arguing with police and questioning why their children are being drafted. in other confrontations police responded with force. arrests have been reported, and this video the one you show there shows officers you can clearly see it, aggressively pushing back anti-draft demonstrators. also saw big demonstratio

it is out of the philippine lad mass out on the sea. on the way to vietnam, a former rebel commander from the central african republic is going on trial of international criminal court. i meant to fight bill connie led the snake rebels. the coalition of predominantly muslim armed groups, faces charges of crimes against humanity, torture and other in humane ext. so they rebels seize the capital bank in 2013, leaving 1000 instead, hundreds of thousands more displaced votes. subbing counted in cuba after landmark referendum that could legalize the same sex marriages and adoption. the proposed changes will also allow surrogate pregnancies and give more rights to known by logical parents. presidents miguel diaz canal a says the changes are necessary to guarantee the rights of all families. now, monday marks 8 years since 43 students were kidnapped in mexico. their parents and human rights activists have been campaigning for justice of a since john home and reports. now from mexico city it's a case that for the last 8 years is reverberated ac

quick look now at some other stories making headlines. 5, rescue workers have been killed in the philippines as super typhoon no route continues to latch the country. strong winds and heavy rains that at the main island of who's on shutting schools, grounding flights and forcing thousands to flee their homes. norie was the strongest typhoon to hit the philippines. this year. protest is rallied in japan's capital tokyo against choose days plan. state funeral for former prime minister shinto ave was assassinated in july. many said there against the launch cost to taxpayers. when many japanese households of businesses struggling to make ends meet, your boat is being count votes. being counted in cuba after a referendum on a new social law dumped the family code. the changes include support for same sex marriage and adoption, and more clearly defined rights for children and seniors. referendum as government backing back cooper's catholic church opposes it. german chance the olaf shoulds has wrapped up his tour of the gulf region with a handful of new energy deals. germany has been looking to est