president duterte has even been invited to washington. whatever the human rights concerns, they are of such interest for the us. after seven months of lack of clarity on what donald trump wants to do with asia, erratic tweets, rex tillerson has said they regard this region as strategically vital, much like 0bama did, and this is an important area for the us to focus on. thank you very much for that. jonathan head in bangkok. that is very interesting. south africa's parliament will hold a vote of no confidence in presidentjacob zuma on tuesday and this time it will be conducted by secret ballot. mr zuma, who's been implicated in multiple corruption scandals, has seen off similar votes in the past, but politicians had not been able to vote anonymously. nomsa maseko has the latest from capetown. the move took many by surprise and injects a new element into the proceedings in parliament against president jacob zuma, where the anc has always enjoyed a healthy majority. this decision is therefore in the best interest of the country. the speaker

rodrigo duterte infrastructure plans. canada, the us and mexico rehashing the north american free—trade agreement, 23 yea rs american free—trade agreement, 23 years after it went into effect. this is newsday. thank you for joining us. the philippines will be posting growth figures for the second quarter and it is one of the fastest—growing economies in asia but it has a weakening currency and concerns over a growing account deficit. rodrigo duterte on a campaign to increase infrastructure spending but he needs funds to do this. we match up with carlos dominguez, the finance secretary. we think it is a very important neighbour and it is important for us to test the market in china so we are coming up to a small issue of $200 million and we just want to sit how well it will be received. —— to see. you are getting these at a time when you're trying to fight your claims against china in the south china sea. isn't there a risk you will give up on these claims in the china sea? absolutely not. we have won oui’ china

as president rodrigo duterte marks a year in office, they are here with a list of demands. the protesters include representatives of the country's 9 million or so shanty dwellers. near manila lies north triangle, site of one of the biggest shantytowns. on just 20 heck tares of land, some 20,000 hopes house an estimated 40,000 people. such ghettos began in the 1960s as people from rural areas came to the city in search of work. without documentation, they settled wherever they could. in 2007, the government launched a major urban redevelopment program in san row kay, bringing widespread land clearances. there is a rehousing scheme for those who have lost their homes. but many complain that their new life is even tougher than in san row kay. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> some residents resist their evictions. and, in such cases, the police respond with force, even firearms and tear as the philippine economy continues to grow, we follow shanty residents who have found themselves at the mercy of urban developers. >>> san row kay's main street is lined with stalls selling

war on the rodrigo duterte administration's waron drugs? the rodrigo duterte administration's war on drugs? yes, exactly. that is one of the fears of students, and we think it is valid. especially because this forced drug testing policy does not have clear guidelines as of yet. and second, we don't think that colleges and universities are able to handle this properly, especially when the higher education ministry's memorandum also states that colleges and universities may sanction students who test positive in their drug examinations. and put sanctions on stu d e nts examinations. and put sanctions on students who even refuse drug testing. so this is quite harsh, justine. so in your view what is the best way to approach this initiative? is there a middle ground, orare initiative? is there a middle ground, or are you asking the government to totally scrapped it? the problem is that the drug testing policies, especially the task —— test forced, violates the rights of the students. the problem is that we need to stop this thinking. the onl

reports, president duterte said they discussed many things. he said chaim your humble friend here in southeast asia, you've come here at a time when the world is not good especially in the korean peninsular. he described the south try necib row asa he described the south try necib row as a nagging problem and before rex tillerson came here there was a lot of discussion as to whether he would bring up the topic of human rights and the drugs war and according to initial reports those topics won't mention. what we can see is perhaps an attempt by the trump administration to soften and improve its relationship with president duterte by softening the rhetoric. under president 0bama we saw there was a lot of criticism of the drugs war, of the more than 7000 people killed, many under extrajudicial killings. what we're seeing is perhaps america is seeing that china is growing in its influence and its relationship with the philippines and it's doing what it can to counter that. also this hour, the malaysian government has announced its intention to do

duterte's war on drugs is back with a vengeance. as duterte's war on drugs is back with a vengeance. as so duterte's war on drugs is back with a vengeance. as so often before, the police say they fired in self defence. as we are right here in san pedro, explain this officer, two men shot at offices, that's why they we re shot at offices, that's why they were killed. the police are calling this a one—time big—time anti— drugs and crime operation. another like it the night before killed 32 people. as before, these killings occurred in poor neighbourhoods, the focus of the drug warfrom in poor neighbourhoods, the focus of the drug war from its start. president duterte was forced to suspend their campaign back in february after police officers were found to have murdered a korean businessmen. but he offered no apology for restarting it. the 32 who died in bulakan, that is good, he told this group of anticorruption volunteers. if we could kill 32 every day, maybe we could fix this country. when he launched his drug war last year th

at times president duterte has distanced himself from the united states and really said he doesn't need the type of security arrangement that we have now. >> he has. you know, it's been a challenge, i think, in the south china sea trying to figure out how to calibrate the relationship with the philippines over the last year. at times, president duterte has seemed like he, obviously, wants to take a much more conciliatory approach towards china. most recently he's discussed things like joint exploration again, in some of the areas like reid bank. but he faces domestic challenges at home facing a-- you have seen parts of the philippine congress, as well as parts of the philippine government, including the ministry of defense really saying they're not okay with that approach. and he's had to walk that back at times. so he's trying to tow a fine line between wanting to be more open with china but recognizing at the same time a lot of people in the fill feens pooens have real concerns about chinese assertiveness in the south china sea. >> sreenivasan: what about the fight on isis? what's the

duterte saying to tillerson he was a good friend, close ally. a reporter did, however, asked tillerson how the u.s. can provide support to the philippines in their fight against isis, in terms of information, resources, and training. without endorsing human rights abuse in the philippines. secretary tillerson said that he sees new conflict between providing support to fight isis and what are the alleged abuses associated with president duterte's war on drugs which has left thousands of people dead. >> certainly that photo op, handshake. sidestepping any conversation about human rights abuse getting a lot of attention this morning here in the united states. thank you very much for that. >>> an alarming draft report by government scientists says climate change is already severely affecting the u.s. there are concerns the trump administration will try to keep the report under wraps. the report says the average temperature in the u.s. has risen dramatically since 1980 and may climb over the coming century beyond the point at which changes being cata

his top drug official, budi waseso, has said he thinks because of president duterte, in the philippines, very tough stance, that drug syndicates may be looking into indonesia as a much weaker and easier place to get into the market, as the philippines pushes those people out. but are there concerns right now that indonesia would follow in the footsteps of the philippines? in the philippines there have been thousands of extra —judicial killings, due to this drug war mountd by president duterte? we have heard similar rhetoric from indonesian officials but i think it is extremely unlikely that we would see those kind of widespread killings because what the officials as saying, to be very clear, is htat do not hold back and shoot. —— that don't. when you feel like you need to shoot a drug trafficker if they are running away, if they are resisting arrest. but this is not, as we have seen in the philippines, a killing of drug addicts. the focus here is still very much on rehabilitation for drug addicts and we're not seeing those kind of widespread killings that are taking place in the p

the front page of the philippine star has a story on president duterte's war on drugs. three policemen are accused of killing kian loyd delos santos during an anti drug operation earlier in august. the senate has opened an investigation into the death of the 17—year—old and mr duterte has personally ordered those responsible to be ta ken into custody. and the south china morning post reports on beijing airport implementing facial recognition technology created by search engine baidu. the artificial intelligence will be used to admit ground crew and staff, with plans to eventually allow passengers to board flights just by having their faces scanned at the airport. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? well, i wonder sharanjit how much brisk walking you do? because that's the story is trending here in the uk it turns out 40% of people in england who are middle aged spend less than ten minutes a month walking at a fast pace. they're putting their health at risk, according to experts. they want people to do it for at least ten minutes every day. now, the bi

duterte met with santos' family on monday amidst the growing pressure under the teenager's death. in chile, more than two dozen logging trucks were hijacked and burned southern chile monday, amid ongoing conflicts between the indigenous mapuche people and multi-million-dollar logging corporations that are encroaching on their lands. a mapuche group called the struggle in rebellious territory claimed responsibility for the sabotage attack. the company reported $6 million in damages. kenya has passed the world's strictest ban against plastic bags in efforts to protect the environment and wildlife. under the new law, people producing, selling, or even using plastic bags could now face up to four years in prison. this is the kenyan environmental minister judi wakhungui. >> the challenge we have at the moment is most of these bags are just littered and you find them littering our landscapes. we also -- there also ingested by our livestock. the problem is now we are also ingesting this micro plastics and this is a danger to our health. so this is the reason why we decided to start a pha

the american secretary of state meets philippine president duterte before heading off to greet thailand's military rulers. venezuela's opposition—controlled parliament refuses to recognise president maduro's sacking of the country's chief prosecutor. and 200 days since donald trump took office, business people in wisconsin tell us they need more migrant workers not fewer.

after meeting president duterte of the philippines, the american secretary of state is heading to thailand for the first high—level talks since the military coup three years ago. new laws will be brought in to give people more control over their personal data held on line. members of the public will be able to ask companies to delete information collected, or posted on on—line, and firms found in breach of the rules will be hit with much largerfines. rory cellan—jones reports. your data, a valuable resource flowing around the world giving companies and governments all sorts of intimate details about how you live your life. now a new law is supposed to give us all more control. the law reform is an opportunity to keep up with the change in technology. companies will have more accountability and consumers are going to have more control. the new law includes a right to be forgotten, making it easier to find out what data companies hold on you and get it erased. there will be an end to tick boxes on websites which often seek consumers handing over data by default. and the data watchdog w

philippine president rodrigo duterte a met in manila with rex tillerson. as the highest level interaction to date between do tear tape -- rodrigo duterte eight and the trump administration. he dismissed questions about human rights, which she has been accused of abusing by several groups in his war against illegal drugs. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro is claiming victory after what he calls a terrorist attack on a military base over the weekend. twoays soldiers killed attackers and obtained a seven. the military says the attackers confessed they were working with opposition activists backed by foreign governments. in u.s. envoys arriving kuwait as part of washington's effort to defuse the gulf crisis. according to people familiar with the matter, the envoys will also visit the four countries in the alliance before heading to cutter --counter -- qutar. news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. lawmakers have failed to agree on health care, let's turn t

security foforces and vigilantes have killed m more tn 7000 suspected drug users and dealers since duterte launched his campaign against d drugs lat year.. and in sports news, seattle seahawks star michael bennett sat on the sidelines during the playing of the national anthem sunday ahead of a pre-season game against the los angeles chargers. bennett said last weekend's neo-nazi violence in charlottesville, virginia, inspired him to take a stand. >> i just want to be able to use the platform to be able to continue to speak on injustices -- first of all, i want people to understand i love the military. my father was in the military. i love hot dogs s like any other american. i love football like any other american. i don't love sergegei shen.. i don't love riots. gender.love i just want pepeople to ve equality that they deserve. amy: to see our extended interview, go to democracynow.org. meanwhile, nba star lebron james took a jab at president trump tuesday during a charitable fundraiser, calling trump the "so-called president of the united states" during a speech calling for r healing afte

duterte's drug war has killed at least 12,500 police since he took office last year. back in the united states, the pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has spoken out against its drugs being used in executions. today, the state of florida is slated to use an anesthetic drug developed by a division of johnson & johnson in the execution of death row prisoner mark asay. if carried out, it will be the first time this drug is used in an execution in the u.s. in response, the johnson & johnson division said -- "we do not condone the use of our medicines in lethal injections for capital punishment." a federal judge has again block texas' harsh voter id law, saying the revised version of the law does not correct the discrimination in the earlier version, and in fact, could even further restrict voting rights. the texas law, first imposed in 2011, created a list of id's required to vote that skewed heavily toward id's carried by whites, such as gun licenses, while excluding id's often carried by people of color, such as government employee id's and public university id's.

it is the highest level presidentn between duterte president duterte j and a member of the trump administration. he dismissed questions about human rights, he has been accused of abusing by several groups. the telling authorities say 15 firefighters in sicily are expected of deliberately setting fires or having friends or family call in false alarms so they can be called to work to earn more money. this scheme began in 2013 and ended in 2015. the alleged ringleader is in custody. the associated press quotes says the suspects were so greedy they became careless using their own phones to report fires. the european union has notified safety authorities in britain, france, sweden and switzerland, that was precautionary measures that some bigs contaminated with an insecticide may have entered their territory. the european commissions say that germany and the netherlands notified the eu's both safety alert system over the weekend. andhey notified the system to share the information so that .verybody knows bigs are traceable. great for european commission also stressed that bigs contaminated with an i

overnight, continuing what human rights groups are calling the bloodiest week yet of president rodrigo duterte's so-called war on drugs. the killings followed 32 more deaths the previous night during police raids in bulacan province. authorities insisted those killed died in shootouts with police, but human rights groups say most of the dead were summarily executed by police. filipino security forces and vigilantes have killed more than 7000 suspected drug users and dealers since duterte launched his campaign against drugs last year. and in sports news, seattle seahawks star michael bennett sat on the sidelines during the playing of the national anthem sunday ahead of a pre-season game against the los angeles chargers. bennett said last weekend's neo-nazi violence in charlottesville, virginia, inspired him to take a stand. >> i just want to be able to use the platform to be able to continue to speak on injustices -- first of all, i want people to understand i love the military. my father was in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. i don'

tonight rex tillerson pledged more help to philippines' president duterte to fight isis. more planes and drones. isis is holding hostages here and holding out a dark warning to the world. bill neely, nbc news, the philippines. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, new hope for fighting depression. the breakthrough that doctors are using to personalize treatments. >>> also, superstar taylor swift in court today. the accusation she's leveling at a former radio deejay. we'll be right back. s >>> we're back now with a medical advancement that could bring hope to the 15 million americans who suffer from depression. maybe even for you or a member of your family. up until now, the best way to find the right anti-depressant was often through excruciating trial and error. advances in genetics are changing that, and doctors say it's just the start. with tonight's "keeping you healthy" report, here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: mother of three sarah ellis will never forget her darkest days battling depression. >> i was at several points like this is it, i can't do this an

it is the highest level presidentn between duterte president duterte j and a member of the trump administration. he dismissed questions about human rights, he has been accused of abusing by several groups. the telling authorities say 15 firefighters in sicily are expected of deliberately setting fires or having friends or family call in false alarms so they can be called to work to earn more money. this scheme began in 2013 and ended in 2015. the alleged ringleader is in custody. the associated press quotes s

in a speech today, duterte hailed the results and said, "let's kill another 32 every day." back in this country, the republican primary race for a u.s. senate seat in alabama will head to a runoff in september. interim senator luther strange finished second on tuesday, to former state chief justice roy moore, who's heavily backed by evangelical voters. after the results were tallied last night, both men positioned themselves as change candidates. >> the voters of alabama just sent a powerful message to washington, d.c., a resounding message that can't be denied. they want to stop playing games with the people of alabama. >> president trump called me, said, "luther, i want you to be elected to th senate, because you understand what i'm trying to do to make america great again. you understand the problems that need to be addressed on the ground in alabama." >> sreenivasan: the president tweeted that his endorsement of strange helped close the gap with moore. the runoff winner will face democrat doug jones in december for the seat that jeff sessions gave up to be u.s. attorney

embracing the strongmen — after meeting philippine president duterte, the american secretary of state arrives in thailand to greet the country's military rulers. venezuela's opposition—controlled parliament refuses to recognise president maduro's sacking of the country's chief prosecutor. the british model allegedly kidnapped for sale on the dark web has returned to the uk.

embracing the strongmen — after meeting philippine president duterte, the american secretary of state arrives in thailand to greet the country's military rulers. venezuela's opposition—controlled parliament refuses to recognise president maduro‘s sacking of the country's chief prosecutor. the british model allegedly kidnapped for sale on the dark web has returned to the uk. north korea's state news agency has said america will pay the price a thousand times over for what it calls the crime of drafting new un sanctions against pyongyang's missile and nuclear weapons programme. the un security council voted unanimously at the weekend for new sanctions, which aim to reduce north korean export revenues by a third. at a summit in manila, a spokesman for the regime sought to blame the us for the rising tensions. translation: is our nuclear possession a threat to the world orjust a threat to the united states? we want to make it clear that the worsening situation on the korean peninsular as well as other nuclear issues were caused by the united states. we're firm that we'll never place o

president duterte said last week there would be no let up on his war on drugs, which human rights groups say has led to thousands of deaths. the burmese authorities have released on bail a prominent journalist after he was he was arrested trying to leave the country. police said that swe win was detained at yangon airport under a controversial law that critics say is being used to silence journalists. he is due to stand trial after being accused of defaming the firebrand buddhist monk wirathu on social media. china has hit back against claims by donald trump that it is to blame for not reining in north korea. the us president said he was "very disappointed in china" after pyongyang tested another intercontinental ballistic missile. beijing said the nuclear issue "did not arise because of china." no matter how capable china is, china's efforts will not yield tactical results. because the two principal parties hold the responsibility to keep things moving, to start moving in the right direction, not china. sam shepard, the celebrated avant garde playwright and actor has died at the age of

the american secretary of state meets philippine president duterte before heading off to greet thailand's military rulers. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: a new no—confidence vote for south africa's president, and this time it will be a secret ballot. the british model allegedly kidnapped for sale on the dark web has returned to the uk.

of state rex tillerson in the philippines where he is meeting with philippine president rodrigo duterte. tillerson is delivering a strong message to north korea. stop missile launches immediately. tillerson made the comments at a gathering of asian leaders adding that's the only way to know whether north korea would be serious about holding talks on its nuclear future. >> tillerson's comments come on the heels of that huge vote at the united nations this weekend. approving new sanctions on north korea including support from china. the restrictions ban the north from exporting coal iron lead and seafood. it also prohibits countries from increasing the number of north koreans working abroad. >> ♪ >> president trump takes to twitter to address the most recently plaguing his administration. he praised attorney general jeff sessions after sessions announced there are will be a grand jury in the russia investigation in the 2016 election. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein says he plans to prosecute those responsible no matter who they are. >> if they violated the law in this case and wa

've had multiple phone calls and multiple invitations for president duterte to visit the white house and lots of support for his war on drugs. trump thab clear on that, which i think is shocking far lot of people living here. there are a lot of parallels between the two of them. both try to intimidate reporters aggressively during press conferences and social media. both try to circumvent the press. trump is going straight to twitter so he doesn't have to be challenged by reporters and the press corps. in the same way, duterte, when he was inaugurated he didn't let independent journalists into the room. they had to sit outside. it was only state-run media. there were v there are a lot-parallels between the two of them. >> this rise in disinformation and a clampdown on free speech around the world, it's a terrible threat to democracy. in fact, duterte is one of the worst examples for press but we're seeing this also in egypt, turkey. you see a wider issue like this? >> absolutely. egypt is one of the worst examples. china, turkey, two of the worst jailers in the world, russia, obvious

the few pollsters that rodrigo duterte a job and don't have d plus ten samples that over—sample democrats in their polling, like rasmussen. rasmussen just established a poll and just published one last week where they have 70%, 70% of the american populace are finally optimistic and happy in their general situation and their expectations. how is that possible, stephen, if they are displeased with the president? how did we win a majority? you are shifting the ground because you dismissed polls and now you want to trade polling data. one of the few that gets it right. i could say ten polls if you want to do that that say he has historic low approval ratings. you can make your point about polls, i will make mine. the bottom line is this, if you take the reaction of the republican party both to his treatment of a republican attorney general that he appointed, jeff sessions, and if you also look at the failure of his signature policy platform pillar, that is to repeal 0bamacare, you look at a president who after six months cannot get the support of his own party in the us congress. yeah, becau

militants in the philippines loyal to islamic state occupied the southern city of marawi, president rodrigo duterte says the battle there has entered its final stages. he was speaking shortly after government troops secured a vital bridge. 800 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people displaced in the conflict. it's day one in the job for uber‘s new chief executive. he replaces the co—founder travis kalanic, who resigned in june following months of turmoil at the firm. despite recent problems, figures show the company's revenue and global bookings are up. now terrifying pictures of a car going backwards into a river in central china. it's thought the driver accidently hit the acelerator instead of the brake. a mother and daughter amazingly suffered no serious injuries. the entire accident tookjust ii seconds and was noticed by a swimmer who along with another pedestrian pulled them out of the car. let's get more now on the international reaction to north korea. paul burton is director of defence and security forjane's ihs markit. speaking from the south korean capital seoul, h

also on the programme: the grim toll of president duterte's war on drugs

militants in the philippines loyal to islamic state occupied the southern city of marawi, president rodrigo duterte says the battle there has entered its "final stages." he was speaking shortly after government troops secured a vital bridge. 800 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people displaced in the conflict. now, terrifying pictures of a car going backwards into a river in central china. it's thought the driver accidently hit the accelerator instead of the brake. a mother and daughter amazingly suffered no serious injuries. the entire accident tookjust ii seconds and was noticed by a swimmer who along with another pedestrian pulled them out of the car. the british royals, princes william and harry have visited a memorial garden for their mother at her old home at kensington palace. the white garden is dedicated to princess diana's life and work. thursday will mark the 20th anniversary of her death in a car crash in paris. nicholas witchell reports. the flowers and the tributes are back at the gates of kensington palace. a very small echo of how it was 20 years ago, but a remi

tonight rex tillerson pledged more help to philippines' president duterte to fight isis. more planes and drones. isis is holding hostages here and holding out a dark warning to the world. bill neely, nbc news, the philippines. >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, new hope for fighting depression. the breakthrough that doctors are using to personalize treatments. >>> also, superstar taylor swift in court today. the accusation she's leveling at a forme restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia they may also be struggling with akathisia: a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications. learn more at myakathisia.com. alzheimer's disease the fi is out there.survive and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen by funding scientific breakthroughs, advancing public policy, and providing local support to those living with the disease and their caregivers. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choi

embracing the strongmen — after meeting philippine president duterte, the american secretary of state arrives in thailand to greet the country's military rulers. venezuela's opposition—controlled parliament refuses to recognise president maduro's sacking of the country's chief prosecutor. the british model allegedly kidnapped for sale on the dark web has returned to the uk.

cubao in manila have begun ringing their bells every night for a week in a protest against president duterte's war on drugs. it follows a street protest at the weekend where hundreds gathered in the capital to condemn a recent spike in drug—related killings and the death of a 17—year—old student. translation: the bells of the cathedral will ring tonight to express our grief and our condolences with the families of the victims of the drug—related killings. bell chimes. we signify our condemnation of the recent killings. to many, too many are dying. —— too many. this has got to stop. we hope that the ringing of the bells in so many dioceses will awaken something in our people. too many people have become passive. things are happening around us. but we need to awaken each wind so that we need to awaken each wind so that we will do something, so that we will... we will we will do something, so that we will. .. we will express we will do something, so that we will... we will express what we we will do something, so that we will. .. we will express what we feel amidst these killings. bel

so that's an embarrassment for president duterte of the pill fifteens. the other issue just under the surface is u.s. relations with china and russia. with china, he said china doesn't do anything for us on north korea and that has to stop. so this is a summit with plenty of talk, not much action probably on north korea. don't expect any sanctions to be leveled against north korea. that's already happened. but that was at the united nations. dara. bill neely, thank you so much for that report. that will do it for me. i'm dara brown. catch hugh lieuit's interview with general mcmaster here this morning. up next, "your business." ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most

duterte remained defiant and even made inappropriate comments about former president barack obama as criticism of him grew. >>> kris, too close of a call. a firefighter said a mom and her two-year-old child narrowly escaped being killed after a large tree limb fell during a company picnic. these are pictures of the two-year-old girl and her mom at the stanford hospital getting treatment. the mom sent us those pictures after the little girl underwent surgery. atherton menlo college is where it happened. look at the size of that tree. a limb snapped. moments before there were more than 20 people seated underneath that tree, but many had actually gotten up for an activity. >> we had one witness say that there was about two seconds from the time they heard cracking to the time that the limb hit the ground. so there wasn't a lot of time to react for a couple of people, and, you know, luckily their injuries aren't too serious. >> very fortunate. the company picnic was being held for san francisco bay's riverbed technologies, and again, everyone is recovering this morning. >> that looks lik

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. >> and bill, today, before he was leaving manilla, tillerson was meeting with duterte, some say the murderous leader of the n philippines. >> reporter: ultimately it is everybody's problem andrea, because isis has held the city against the might of a national army, with u.s. help, u.s. spy planes, u.s. special forces, it's held it for three months and counting and killed more than 100 filipino soldiers. next door of course is malaysia and indonesia, which is the world's most populous muslim country, remember southeast asia has more muslims than the middle east. so if isis grows here, you could say already this is a propaganda victory, because they have held out against an army. isis in the last few days has urged it's fighters, it's supporters to go to this country to join the fight. so there's a potential, as isis loses its ground in aleppo, using raqqa, loses mosul, for it to carry out the most extraordinary diversary tactic and launch into southeasti asia. and tillerson is holding his nose and saying we'll give you more aircraft, more intelligence and more lodge gist come support