finish but your problem in the philippines was a far greater one. the authority 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 th

in other words, where the philippine sees or the philippine government sees a risk of a cobit 19 case surge. that's where they would impose this enhanced community quarantine. of course, this is already the 2nd time that the philippine capital is going through this enhanced community quarantine. what this means is that only essential workers will be allowed to go out. only essential businesses will be allowed to remain open. only one member of each family will be allowed to go out to buy essential goods. now what you saw there, what happened on thursday here in metro manila, it's a little bit of a situation where people where misinformed president deterred in his last speech had said that he wanted and vaccinated people to not be able to go out. and if their go out, they would be escorted back home. but a lot of people, especially essential workers, they have to go out, they have to go to work. and so yesterday, thursday people were scrambling to get back. so you needed. the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited slots and peop

in the philippines, the u. s. has withdrawn the majority of its troops from america the longest war, leaving the battle for control. the african military be able to hold its ground against the taliban, and the afghans to help the american war effort relocated to the u. s. the future hold for that special coverage for not going to san on al jazeera. across the world, men are being looted into online chat. with trick into performing sexual acts up the line of all from a village in the philippines. young workers then blackmail their victim, pulling in millions of dollars. they bought some of the western union branches in the area around where she lived, recorded the biggest teachings of any branches in the world for period one or one east. investigate the inner workings of an international online 6 o. ne of the philippines capital manila is a ramshackle village where he to meet young man will call mark. say someone, what i mean. i mean, you can get a predict, i'm going to go on an oblong medical anthony handed outsid

military bases will return to the philippines. later that morning in the wake of monsoon rain, vice president and mrs. nixon arrived in the capital of south vietnam. representatives of president and vietnamese citizens greeted them. in no other place were nixons to see no other change than visit in asia. the land had been in the throws of war. today it was a free and peaceful republic. while riding into sygone testified to the friendship that vietnam feels toward the american people and their elected representatives. this happened to be a time of of national rejoicing, everywhere people carrying banners and marching of anniversary of presidency. thousands gathered on the lawn before the presidential palace to cheer the republic and president when mr. nixon came to be received by the young nation's chief executive. the two leaders conferred for an hour and a half. mr. nixon extended eisenhower's warmest congratulations who had shown astonishing progress and spirit through two difficult years. at president's invitation, the visitor

they're outside of philippines. they're not here that weeks, those months, several months for us to wire the information that we saw. so we have, we need we need a lot of information to be able to identify the list of people behind the cyber crime. yeah. so for the last decade or so, we've been focusing on making the world more open and connected. and we're not done with this world is going to do this. but i used to think that if we just gave people a voice and help some people connect that that would make the world a lot better all by itself. and a lot of ways it has me police teams across the world joint forces to investigate and combat fix extortion. online. one of these collaborations led the philippines police to launch operations strike back the operation, strike about salt at the track down of the syndicate syndicate enrolled in woodside exposure cases. i don't know, i don't know me now the elite arrested maria comparison. some of the workers, they seized weeks, fixed toys and other instruments. the scanner i

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the philippines are now celebrating the silverfor philippines are now celebrating the silver for carlo philippines are now celebrating the silverfor carlo paalam. we used to scavenge around rubbish heaps to make ends meet. boxing is given a way out of poverty, changed his life around. his medal means it is the best ever olympics for his country, the philippines. it was the woman's marathon earlier. this was moved to the northern city of sapporo, where it is supposedly cooler than tokyo. it was also moved to 6am in the morning, but it was still a sweltering 28 degrees. ia runners didn't finish, including the reigning world champion from calais —— kenya. kenya were able to celebrate winning gold and silver, but maybe not in the order we expected. the world record holder brigid kosgei was overtaken by her compatriot, peresjepchirchir, who won by 16 seconds in the end. also today, team usa secured a fourth straight olympic gold medal in men's basketball, as they picked france 87, 82. france, they inflicted the usa's first came slow since 200a in the group stage, but it wasn't to be rep

the philippines continues to see a spike in corbett, 900 cases. but this current wave of the virus isn't limited to manila. elsewhere in the country. the number of infections is rising as well. area we need douglas spam and he lives in ken province. more than a 100 kilometers south of manila. his father tested positive for covey 19 before there was even talk up a locked down. yet they say it took the 3 days to find him a hospital that had a bed in one of the hospitals. my dad was just in the parking lot. the hospital staff prodded us to just leave the hospital premises and maybe try the provincial hospital when we arrived there. the doctor surprisingly discouraged us to even try or lost their dudley's father, survived. but had he waited a few more days to be admitted? does we says the story might have turned out differently, but tough experts, warry, the situation could get worse. it seems like it's not slowing down at all in the past when you do laugh don't r a c q, maybe about a week later you'll see some slowing down, but we have not felt that

that is the best figure for the philippines. 1988. but analysts say it's not really what it seems because in fact the philippines had been in recession for 53 quarters. and so the 11.8 percent economic growth is coming from a very low beef of a 17 percent contraction from a year ago. you really just think of it, but actually if you look at the seasonally adjusted your move be ups and downs of t d b across the different quarters. the data actually showed that the economy contract from the 1st quarter of the sphere, what the countries chief economist a secretary called to argue this isn't just the low base effect. he says it's also because the government has now learned to make policy decisions based on a balance of health and economy. on next year, we did not shop the or most sectors can operate. workers are exempted from curfew. so these are important indication that we are learning to live with the virus and can help mitigate the downside risk or the 2nd lockdown back in april was in fact the more lenient and so that translated to mo

it is pushing hospitals in the philippines to their limit the philippines general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem, if we have a lot of non corporate patients who also are filling up our bed. and so that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. so this rapid increase in the number of cobra did missions made us realize that we can serve both the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health department has been reporting daily infections of more than 12000 where nearly a week it more people die more than half way through a 2 week lockdown and it's capitol region. the philippines continues to see if, like in coven 19 cases. but this current wave of the virus isn't limited to manila . elsewhere in the country. the number of infections is rising as well. area we need doug. least family lives in chasm properties more than 100 kilometers south of manila. his father tested positive for covey 19 before there was even talk of locked down. yet they say it took the 3 days to

to see a newman al jazeera by brace hospitals in the philippines of feeling the strain of a 3rd wave of coven 19 infections. health authorities reported more than 14000 cases on sunday. the 2nd highest daily increase. this is the spinal lockdown in around the capital, ought to be low reports from manila. the 10th have sprung up in hospital grounds all over manila and its surrounding suburbs. patients and their relatives are having to wait under the heat to get into emergency room or endure days in big ship towards coffee. 19 is back with a vengeance and is pushing hospitals and the philippines to their limit. the philippine general hospital, the country's largest public health institution has stopped accepting don corbett, 19 patients of the problem if we have a lot of non corporate patients who also are filling up our bed. and so that will demand more nurses and doctors to take care of them. so this rapid increase the number of covey. the admissions made us realize that we can serve both the situation at the philippine general hospital reflects what the health department has been re

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desperate measures in the philippines as covid wars are overwhelmed. -- wards are overwhelmed. >> good to be with you. your weather story for asia coming up in a moment. let's start in australia because there is not a lot to talk about. a bit of instability toward that southeast portion. 12 degrees, fresh air in play. we will talk about fresh, chilly, cold air in new zealand. we could see wins up to 130 kilometers per hour for the capital region with enough to serve. that could -- surf. that could cause some damage. psaki for both islands. -- soggy for both islands. snow at the higher summits. 15-30 centimeters can be expected. the rain is starting to back off a little bit here. some heavier pulses on tuesday. for indochina, we will get some dry spells across bangkok and a mix of sun and clouds over the next few days. it is not looking good for southern japan, they are getting this plume of moisture pushing in in these areas -- in for these areas on tuesday. that is your weather. >> bulgaria, the poorest nation in the european union is rocked by corruption, seemingly link to the upper

deal, man, she joins us live now from kay's on city in the philippines. thanks very much for being with us. so what do you, you make this decision then? is this a way for him to sidestep the constitution and remain in power? yes, definitely. and i think mrs. strongest challenge to the not sure that we have gained since the ouster of mark, what's the 1900? 86. so what can be done to push back against that? well, i think now opposition should manage to unite and fight. i mean have a single candidate so that you know, they can consolidate all their resources to prevent their, their, from, from winning. how i mean, given what's, what's happened over the last few years in the time that, that he has been president. how, how strong you think are the, the institutions in the philippines right now. when all these me, the very bad ministration has not showed has not shown any restraint in terms of expanding their, their power. and it's, it's unfortunate that we, you know, he's, our administration has been a, a check back in terms of consolidating our democracy. and

philippines. the president and ceo. david: quite timely because it is coming out with earnings and a decision in the middle of the day. the benchmark in the region was down .1%. inflation was to the large extent a blessing. yvonne: it is for the transitory camp. they are saying i told you so. some of these things are coming down. big things are leading to big surges. we will talk about what he said. we are still focused on the regulatory front in china. are we getting more clarity? how long will it last? five years? did that change things? david: at least how long it might last. yvonne: it makes it easier to put valuation on it. david: you will hear from him in a moment. i will join you later. have a seat. equity markets are doing this. if you put everything together, as we talked about, a little lower. up three straight days. as far as the benchmark is concerned, the yield story is you have a 30 year treasury auction coming off the 10 year auction. 131, 132 last i checked. australia is up three basis points. as far as

so i needed to is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited slots and people were worried that. 6 they would not be able to go out, would not be able to go to work, and they will not be able to get the financial aid the government promised damage. so that's what happened on 1st. on thursday, malaysia, daily infection can't stop 20000. the 1st time cases have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite the national lockdown listing outbreak had sparked growing public anger over the prime minister's handling of the pandemic. and then you've got a straight to weigh more than half of the population. i now subject to various lockdown rules. the most popular state new south wales was seen in the record. rise in 9 covered 19 infections, almost $300.00 of them. and then to the south people to find restrictions to protest against the sick that locked down in melbourne, victoria of the city trying to track the origins of what it called mystery. meanwhile, israel is government is quietly changed its border rules, which could now prevent exp

the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited slots and people were worried that. 6 they would not be able to go out, would not be able to go to work and they would not be able to get the financial aid the government promised damage. so that's what happened on 1st, on thursday, and in malaysia daily infections, top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases that have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national lockdown. that wasn't an outbreak has sparked growing public anger over the prime minister handling of the pandemic. kevin 19 has left thousands of people unemployed on homeless in bangladesh. several charities are struggling to stay open despite a growing number of families desperate for help. katy lopez heard a young has this report this is one of the few food charities still operating on the streets of duncan. in a day it will feed more than 2000 people, many unemployed because of covered 19. they include security guard drivers and domestic workers. and among the group, there's also more homeless

the philippines as seeing south east asia. second was corona vars outbreak after indonesia has been reporting more than 8000 cases a day. meanwhile, in malaysia daily infections top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday. cases that have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite and national lockdown worsening outbreak has spawns, growing public anger of the prime minister's handling the pandemic. lawrence louis standing by for us and call a portion bring this up to date on the latest stab. first, let's get the latest from manila with bond a. be low, good to see you. so 1st took us through those chaotic scenes of people trying to get the vaccine. what was going on there? lethal that was one day before the start of a 2 week hard locked down here in metro manila, the philippine capital. now, there was a little bit of a fear factor there with people thinking that they will not be able to go out during this 2 week lockdown. and in particular, those who need to go to work the essential workers without them getting vaccinated . there was a li

the problem is there is a supply shortage of vaccines here in the philippines. so there were limited slots and people were worried that. 6 they would not be able to go out, would not be able to go to work and they would not be able to get the financial aid the government promised damage. so that's what happened on 1st, on thursday. in malaysia daily infections, top 20000 for the 1st time on thursday, cases have doubled in the past 3 weeks despite a national, lockdown was outbreak. his father, growing public and cvo of the prime minister handling of the pandemic. florence louis has more from column for malaysia for 2 straight days reported record number of new crew and virus infections. now the country now rank $52.00 out of $53.00 countries in bloomberg's covert resilient ranking. this is a monthly snapshot of where the virus is being effectively managed, but the least social and economic restrictions simulation is in the 2nd to last place. now not only is it reporting record number of new infections and deaths, but much of the country has been in lockdown since

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as the delta variant continues to search, the philippines is digging in for a protracted battle. >> it is now to columbia where they are trying to get to the u.s. and often end up in this spot. they make a journey before heading into the notorious jungle known as the dorian cap. one more stop on the way to the usa. we have followed the trail of people at the start of their perilous journey through the jungle. >> small town on the coast. it is now a field of tourists. they're here to prepare for the next stage in a dangerous journey north. he is from haiti. he and his family are stuck waiting for about to take them towards panama. i have been here for 24 days. spending money. $13 a day is a lot of money. everyone has a reason for leaving home. every reason is strong enough that they take about and head toward the gap. to risk their lives on the eight day trek through the jungle. it doesn't scare me yet because i haven't seen it. >> this looks like a tourist boat and a beautiful holiday spot because it is. there is a parallel world to this one. their migrants are charged for this one hou

boxing was an escape route and now he has secured the philippines�*s best ever olympics. much earlier today on the penultimate day of the olympic games, we had the woman's marathon. this was switched to sapporo, where it is meant to be cooler. despite that, it was 28 degrees. 14 runners didn't finish. can you were able to celebrate, winning gold and silver. the world record holder was overtaken in the latter stages by her compatriot. so, kenya winning one and two. also today, the united states men's basketball team have reached the heights we expected them to get to. after a slow start to the olympic games, the americans beat french 87-82 with games, the americans beat french 87—82 with relative comfort to win their 16th gold—medal in the event. kevin geraint was the standout player for the united states, scoring 29 points. the usa have been celebrating gold into woman's golf. it was a stormy final round, interrupted by rain. she became olympic champion, nelly corder. she finished one shot clear of the field. lydia ko got the bronze. let's turn to the diving. you can

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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"

, he basically becomes the point of contact for the philippine president quiz on. and anytime there's a he actually has a office right next to the president. so that anytime there's a question or issue that he can go and really work between macarthur and and kazan and help. build up the philippine army as they're trying to prepare to become an independent nation. and frankly his skills of diplomacy are honed quite well while serving under macarthur who was probably not the easiest of bosses to work with. world war ii rolls around it's already been by the time the united states invades north africa on november 8th 1942. it's already been a roller coaster for fried. he's gone from being a colonel just two years prior to being in a general in charge of a major offensive. and the difficulties are set right off. when they land they're not landing as an army of occupation. they're landing saying as once who are trying to free. the french people in colonies so that they can join the allied effort. and this difficult is it arises from the military head of the vichy french

and then france and the philippines. each place he was exposed to the people, learning of their traditions, how they acted. while he was in france, he was working for the battle monuments commission, revising a battlefield guide for u.s. soldiers that had fought in world war i, he gets the habit of going out in turn the battlefields, he puts a lunch in the trunk of his car. it's usually one. some canned meats, some other stuff. anytime he sees he's driving around for lunch, anytime he sees french locals sitting on the side of the road having when she pulls over and shares his lunch with them. and he is doing this because he wants to talk to the people, learn from them. and also just share the good will. this is really his exposure to diplomacy one-on-one. this was not something he had to do, he could've taken lunches on his own, not been worried about trying to translate what was being said in everything like that. instead he's reaching out to people to get to know them. to learn what their lives are about. in the philip

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