that will continue to be the philippines. if you remember. well, you should come on the 29th of october remembering that in 1914 when world war one is raging in europe. the us is also at war in two locations. mexico and where would the second place be? the philippines they'll never say that they won't call it a war. they'll call them expeditions. right missions, but they are nonetheless at war. they'll call for more borders. they'll call for more more ways of keeping people out where we had had few of those ways before. and in so doing they will spend a lot of time countering accusations that the united states is in fact, not all that different and certainly not better than europeans. if only if one needs only to look at native americans and african-americans in the kinds of violence atrocities that we're having reported back from mexico. so some those opposed to americans joining the war will say i'm not that concerned about making belgium safe, but i'm very much invested in making georgia safe. making new mexico safe. making the shop floor

the philippines, critically strategic terrain and need to expand in the philippines, we are expanding in australia as secretary ratner talked about. thailand, also important, we have logistics support there from our ally. new places, india, working for logistics for india and additional cooperation that's been articulated, singapore, logistics site. so to continue to expand those is the focus. >> another thing i think we could measure quite easily, actually, is what the taiwans are buying and investing in, talked a little about asymmetric defense. what, two questions, what do you want them to buy and would a security assistance program similar to what we have in ukraine, beyond foreign military sales help you accomplish your mission of defending taiwan from an invasion? >> yes, sir, first of all i left out korea before, because i don't want to step on my buddy's toes, but a true ally, so people of taiwan bought 100 harpoon systems. the focus there, we need to get them there quickly. the other capabilities that secretary ratner talked b we need to make sure we have programs and capabil

near the town volcano and the philippines have been told to evacuate, following its russian lava, hitting the lake water has created plumes of steam, about 80 kilometer is south of the capital. and the philippine institute of vulcan, ology, and small logy says further are options are possible. pictures. look at that. more on the website, al jazeera dot com ah and other top stories on al jazeera, just the day after russia announced would focus its military campaign on to eastern ukrainian regions. it has struck the western city of levine with missiles. the mayor says the strikes of significantly damaged infrastructure. a fuel deco was among the targets and the 5 people are believe that the have been injured. the city is a major help for ukranian fleet. the country same cars driving his morning from the visa. as the siren began, everyone seemed totally calm. nobody really took it seriously, as has become the norman levine. people really consider the warning as a suggestion, more than a mandatory rule to head straight for a shelter head for cover. because for the most part, anytime discerns,

i mean, i remember the part in your book about the philippines. where the maybe it was like one of the generals or politician and they were using some of the same they were using like anti-black language about filipinos because they they almost like didn't have the language like anti-asian or anti-pacific islander language to use but they were like, well, they're brown and so they just started using these anti-black racial slurs to describe the filipino folks. and again just that it just makes that through line so clear and one of you know, this is tied to that. one of the things i didn't know i just learned so many. facts from your book but like i didn't know that the majority of people who built the panama canal for example were were black people who have been brought in from the west indies and one of the things you talk about is how the united states both in panama, but also more broadly. were was like americans were exporting restaurants and they were exporting, you know, goods and services and certain things that came to these regions and i

with more than 3800 of the armed forces in the philippines and 5100 u.s. service members, this would be the largest iteration of delicate hand to date and we look forward to a meaningful and productive exercise and we are grateful for that a terrific relationship that we have with the armed forces of the philippines. the final response teams into active duty status who are supporting 59 cities across 30 states at the university of utah hospital in salt lake city. since the onset of the outbreak more than 24,000 military members in active duty status provided support to the whole of government. this included approximately 5800 military providers that supported hospitals and other civilian. more than 5,000 medical personnel administering vaccines at federal community vaccination centers as well as military personnel who assisted citizens when they were initially repatriated back to the u.s. and the very early days of the outbreak. in january of this year, the department activated more than a thousand servicemembers in support of the president's direction to

we will be speaking to the first westerner to get a glimpse of the flower in the philippines and the mammoth trek to get there. >>> welcome, thank you for joining us. are putin's generals losing faith in him? the view of the former head of the armed force, and reacting to the spy bots on president putin's intentions in ukraine. and the top spy chief, the director of gchq has given a rare speech says the russian leader mass made a massive misjudgment on the limbs of his military might and says defied orders to accidentally shoot down their own aircraft. and the kremlin is turning to private mercenaries to help them in the war and the wider group is going into the numbers but they are likely to be used as cannon fodder to try to limit russian losses. the ukrainian leader says his troops are preparing for the russians to have a large assault in the east of the country in the donbas region. and we spoke to lord dannen who says putin is misled. and first here is the source of the britain spy chief. >> it increasingly looks like putin has massively the situation. it is clear he misjudged t

the philippines, critically strategic terrain and we need to expand in the philippines. we are expanding and australia as secretary ratner talked about. thailand also important. we have logistic support their from a our ally. new places, india, we are working towards logistic support in india and additional cooperation that's been articulate. singapore, with three ships there on the logistics site. so to continue to sustain those and expand is a focused. >> another think we could measure quite easily actually is what the taiwan's are by interesting. what do you want -- to my questions. what do you want them to buy? and what a security assistance program similar to what we had in ukraine beyond foreign military sales help you accomplish your mission defending taiwan, and evasion? >> yes, sir. first, i left that korea before on because i don't want to step on my buddy toes, but it critical treaty i'll appear on capabilities, truly encouraged. people of taiwan bought 100 harpoon systems. the focus there, we need to get in there quickly. the of the capabilities that secretar

the philippines critically strategically terrain we need to expand in thete philippines. we are expanding in australia as the secretary talked about and thailand is also important we have logistical support from our allies. singapore we have the shifts in logistics height so to continue to sustain those is the focus what do you want them to buy and what a security program similar to ukraine beyond the foreign military sales help you accomplish your mission of defending taiwan from a pla invasion. >> i left out korea because i didn't want to step on toes but a critical treaty ally. whatever mechanisms can be delivered to produce those and deliver them more quickly would be helpful. >> the time is expired i would like to thank you for calling me two days ago and permanently shutting down the storage facilityra in hawaii. do i have your commitment to work with the delegation to ensure that it's within the timeline set forth by secretary austin? >> yes, congressman. >> thank you for that commitment. on the negotiations. inmp light of the region's competing geopolitical realit

that was a comment we heard in the speech by the representative of the philippines. now elsewhere in the united states, we have heard criticism of the standard narrative. we are facing a barrage of anti russian hysteria in the united states. there's just a full mobilization. all kinds of debunked videos have been shown on western media . however, recently on fox news, we heard a prominent retired u. s. military officer who pointed out that this is what should be expected from russia. this is what we heard from the retired colonel mcgregor body we are put in is carrying through on something that he's been warning us about. he will not tolerate us forces or their missiles on his borders, and we ignored him and he finally acted. so there are many voices throughout the united states that are skeptical of the hysteria being mobilized against russia right now. there are many who are wondering if all of them u. s. media is saying is true now that so many of these videos have been debunked. joe biden is expected to give his state of the union address his speech to congress t

and for the philippines, we've had some flood warnings out in southern areas. and a heavy rain is expected to continue on monday. that's are weather update, i'll be back with more later. ah, nigeria, life you say beat hard or to use on day of football is one of the with right. i do not know an individual that is for new. did you elect people? my nigeria is soccer nigeria is your development manager is this is my nigeria my my jerry on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera, russia has struck the western ukrainian city of levine with miss isles, significantly damaging infrastructure. a few of them was among the targets. at least 5 people are believed to have been injured. he was president joe biden says, russia's warren, ukraine has been a strategic failure and that president putin cannot remain in power. the american leader also want europe must prepare for a long fight against the kremlin aggression. and russian forces have entered the city of slavery pitch, which is north of keith, where they have seized the cities hospital. fi

now there are 10 presidential candidates in a multi party set up here in the philippines. 9 showed up and that includes the leader of the opposition, vice president lennier, brad, the world's renown boxing champion manufacture. and manila may your is scott randall with everyone here is talking about the refusal of bonbon marked as a junior. the son of the late dictates, or former presidents for dinner. mark was senior attend debates and grant interviews. and that is because he's the front to under someone with leading the polls since this campaign and national candidacy was launched, he says himself that there is no need to answer all these questions because they are repetitive. but there are many issues that continue to haunt him. in this campaign, and that includes his families both time $1000000.00 on the essay tax, his own conviction as the tax bader and human rights violations committed by his father during their 22 year rule. not even his own supporters and critics as well have questioned his physician. the say, although the base may not change the landscape of this election, it

but maybe the heavy stuff is coming in to the central philippines. now, it hasn't finished being wintry in japan, not quite conditions for blizzard, but a pretty close in hawkeye to lots of snow down the high ground. the mountains of hon. shoot me. no warnings out for it, but of course there's been a lot of snow this season. the avalanche was will be up really. and high winds across the water. most of china's enjoying fine weather sally. sunny weather. this assist sign of season rain showing in the south. south the yangtze, you'll notice back towards the pale river that's going south was breeze producing significant rain in taiwan as much of japan dries up during monday in southern india. tom, now to get some rain from his tropical depression, i think and as useful showers moving through the north air called he not go the moment, but it could improve oh, the weather sponsored by casara, always a mass pro democracy movement, violent crackdowns assassinations and you imposed sanctions all talk, dixon struggled with ensued from the 2020 bella luce, him

and central southern philippines. the forecast is for pretty big showers. was a fan of deeper cloud for the west hasn't been quite that far north. it's been in southern thailand where it's being repeated peninsula, malaysian norton, sumatra, and java. all these places have had flooding the last week. assert, i think we'll see the same again. but maybe the heavy stuff is coming in to the central philippines. now it hasn't finished being wintry in japan, not quite conditions for blizzard, but they're pretty close. you know, lots of snow down the high ground. the mountains of homes shoot, no warnings out for it, but of course it's been a lot of snow the season. the avalanche warning will be up really and high winds across the water. most to china is enjoying fine weather, fairly sunny weather does the 1st sign of season rain showing in the south, south the yangtze. you'll notice back towards the pearl river and it's going south . was breeze producing significant rain in taiwan as much of japan drives up during monday in

with more than 3800 armed forces members of the philippines and 5100 u.s. service members, this will be the largest iteration of balacatan to date. we look forward to a meaningful productive exercise and we're grateful for that terrific relationship that we have with the armed forces of the philippines. and then last but not least, today the final covid-19 response teams in active duty status who are supporting 59 cities across 30 states completed their mission at the university of utah hospital in salt lake city. since the onset of the outbreak more than 24,000 military members and active duty status have provided support to the whole of government effort. the support included approximately 5,800 military medical providers that supported hospitals and other civilian medical facilities, more than 5,000 military medical personnel administering vaccines at federal community vaccination centers, as well as military personnel who assisted citizens when they were initially repatriated back to the u.s. in the very early days of the outbreak. in january of this ye

armed forces and the philippines. it's a key component of our alliance. the exercise features planning, activities and operations that increase both our nation's capabilities to provide for the mutual defense. exercise opportunities will occur at multiple locations throughout the philippines and consist of three primary components. joint events and combined interoperabilities vents and humanitarian and civic efforts. with more than 3,800 members of the armed forces of the philippines and 5,100 u.s. service members, this will be the largest iteration of belacatan to date. we forward to a meaningful exercise and great for that terrific relationship that we have with the armed forces of the philippines. last but not least today, the final covid-19 respond teams and active duty status that are supporting 59 cities across 30 states completed their mission at the university of utah hospital in salt lake constituent. since the on set of the outbreak, more than 24,000 military members and active duty status have provided an effort to the whole of government. this

and if she or not, all russians are brutally at the pontoon or sasha philippine co from bella. luce also lived in russia. but due to his open criticism, he was forced to go into exile or when the world is turned upside down, simply because someone wrote the truth about an oligarch. when a journalist is defamed and threatened as a result, and is terrorized with break ins and constant noise ah, when you and your family are psychologically tramped until you break down. it was bellow russian authors, sasha philly, panko, describes what it's like to be pursued by an all powerful force and his book, the hunt. it's originally, it's like hits. you could also translate the title as hunted down. not just hon. oh, it says, but like a hunt in which you are che new i tell us because we normally only talk about journalism was when there persecuted and murdered in prisms or expelled no good through use possible. but there are many other ways to put pressure on that, that stole. and that is what i wanted to describe there. godsa by phone, which i wanted to show how this enormous pressure of and doesn't

living in russia means being able to close one's eyes writes philippine co. a psychological study of the russian soul, and in a way of us to her another devastating consequence of the war. ukrainian artists working abroad to now no longer returned home. ah, the keep city ballet dancers perform masterfully despite their fear. they were on a european tour when war broke out and they became stranded in paris. please sit on that. creating is an act of resistance sticky. it is an act that says to those who want to occupy ukraine to vladimir putin. here we continue to look ahead to look far to use culture also as a peaceful weapons economic bessy exist, or the task the do shut to lay was immediately willing to host the ensemble in residence. the dancers are staying in paris indefinitely there stricken with worry about their fellow dancers who stayed home. terrible finan were shocked. man to try to connect or famine oldest time during the day during the night. check news. i can't explain what i am filling because you invoice all that time amid the anxiety, the chanc

and said to the philippines where presidential candidates ought to hold a televised debate later on, saturday, a vine to succeed rodrigo to today and to succeed term comes to an end. campaigning kicked off last month across the country ahead of maze presidential election. the hopefuls include ferdinand macos junior, the mare of manila, and a retired boxing champion. let's bring in that jamila alan dugan, who joins us live now from the capital manila. hello that jamaila. what are we expecting today? given it's the 1st in a series of debates. well today emily, it's expected to be a 3 hour long debate. i believe it's just commence now as we speak. there are a total of 10 presidential candidates at the moment in a multipart party system set up in the philippines. but there are 9 presidential candidates who showed up to date among them, the leader of the opposition vice president, lenny rebrand or is 2nd in the polls. world renowned boxer money buck hours also running for the presidency. he is also here tonight as well. as you mentioned, the mayor of manila, now they are expected to answe

her sasha, philippine co from bella was also lived in russia. but due to his open criticism, he was forced to go into exile or when the world is turned upside down, simply because someone wrote the truth about an oligarch. when a journalist is defamed and threatened as a result and is terrorized with break ins and constant noise, when you and your family are psychologically trapped until you break down in velo russian authors, sasha philly, panko, describes what it's like to be pursued by an all powerful force and his book, the hunt. it's originally it's like hits. you could also translate the title as hunted down, not just hon. oh it's it. but like a hunt in which you are che, our new choice book. we normally only talk about journalism was when they're persecuted and murdered in prisms or expelled an organ through use possible. but there are many other ways to put pressure on that of that stall. and that is what i wanted to describe, the godsa by film, which i wanted to show how this enormous pressure of, and doesn't only affect them castilla b

and with the philippines and thailand as well. we're proud for the revisiting forces agreement with the philippines and steps we're taken to strengthen with our thai allies. and historic process in our defense relationship with india as we operationalize our day-to-day defense cooperation and logistics, enhanced information sharing and grow our bilateral cooperation in emerging domains such as space and cyber space. and we'll strengthen our ability, with partners, including singapore, vietnam, indonesia, malaysia and timor. we remain committed to aussie centrality. consistent with our one china policy, three joint communiques, and six assurances, focused on maintaining peace and stability in the taiwan straits. with the prc with pacing challenges, taiwan is pacing scenario and we determine to deny aggression through taiwan's defense,s, its partnership with the united states and growing support from like-minded democracies. i'd like to close by thanking all of you for your strong bipartisan support for the indo-pacific. it is my fi

they're just around the philippines to see some heavy rain too. recently, into thailand, nearly a 100 millimeters of rain coming down here in the past 24 hours. little dry here as we go on through the next couple of days. i share with you had around the philippines punch in their way out into the south trying to see more showers just rolling in behind that system as it makes its way towards southern parts of indo china. well, the possibility of seeing some lobby shares, and in fact the usual rafter showers right across much of malaysia. still seeing some lobby down pause. they're heavy in sundry showers. there for parts of indonesia. well, sundry showers to around the east side of australia. i'm afraid the little clutch of storms lurking here, just to the north of brisbin and that southeast corner of queen that northwestern northeast and part of new south wales will still see further heavy showers as we go on through the next couple of days. government on the brink of making a declaring a state of emergency here, there we go. more showers say just up towards the sunshine coast. runnin

let's remember this batch of wet weather brought severe flight advisories to the philippines. and i think we're going to see the same threat for vietnam. southeast corner of china continues to be what we've been talking about rain for days on end falling between the gang, see, and the pro river valley, but that will be a dry day in hong kong. with the high of 24 degrees pitcher perfect conditions for many spots in japan, this includes tokyo, cherry blossoms, are in peak bloom right now. so some beautiful weather to enjoy. we've got to talk about se asia right now and are concentrated range. shifting more toward the east, so islands like bali, lombard as we head towards to the lazy and west papua that's where we'll see the biggest verse of rain for india. and sundry downpours toward the south. but in the northwest hits all about the heat, new delhi a high a 40, you may match a march temperature record. you have been baking in the heat for weeks now. and will in this weather report in the middle east, where those winds have now finally started to die down across the golf. and wh

this did bring some severe flood advisories for the philippines. it's now going to slam into vietnam, and this will be with us for the next few days. and i think we face a similar threat here of seen the risk of flooding. se, china, it's still raining, has been raining for days and more of a comm manager falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley, but it dry day for hong kong on wednesday. the high of 24 degrees off to japan. those cherry blossoms in peak bloom and you're going to enjoy it. if you're in tokyo, you've got a hive. 18 degrees in the sunshine. that's it for me. see around for the weather, sponsored by cats are always in my life. you see beat or do use on there for ball is one of you with. right? i do not know. and it is the job that is followed in nigeria. life manager is manager, is your development manager? is this is my nigeria my my year on out with the me again the top stories on al jazeera, this, our russia says it will reduce its military activity in northern ukraine, including the capital keys. the announcemen

this did bring some severe flood advisories for the philippines. it's now going to slam into vietnam, and this will be with us for the next few days. and i think we face a similar threat here of seeing the risk of flooding. se china, it's still raining, it's been raining for days and more of it coming natur, falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley, but it dry day for hong kong on wednesday with the high of $24.00 degrees off to japan. those cherry blossoms in peak bloom and you're gonna enjoy it. if you're in tokyo, you've got a high of 18 degrees in the sunshine. that's it for me. see around? oh, the weather. sponsored by katara weighs scarcity, has become a major global issue. the demand is going right up and the supply is going straight down, turning in essential natural resources into a commodity traded for profit. just because it's life doesn't mean it cannot be priced. what about the guy that can afford it? i can tell me the water out there examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatization load

, lottie, fine and drive it a good rash of shower surface, central and southern parts of the philippines, remarked, shoved malaysia, and on into indonesia and very little change as we go on into west sunday. we push little farther north into australia and we have been keeping a close eye on the very heavy rain which is making its way out of w a pushing down into the interior that's in the process of weakening. i'm pleased to say that wet weather that we have a cross at east side of austria, also in the process of weakening but we have got more showers in the forecasts. the ground is of course saturated, and the flooding concerns will continue over the next couple of days. in fact, not aware of the system making its way across victoria's we go on through sad, stay cooler, attacking in behind. it'll push more heavy rain up towards the great dividing res, pushing across into sidney as we go on into sunday, say more flooding will coming across at east side of new south wales up towards the gold coast, but largely dry there for new zealand. ah, with ice caps melting in the north pole juice of

this did bring some severe flood advisories for the philippines. it's now going to slam into vietnam, and this will be with us for the next few days. and i think we face a similar threat here of seen the risk of flooding. se, china, it's still raining, has been raining for days and more of a comm manager falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley, but it dry day for hong kong on wednesday. the high of 24 degrees off to japan. those cherry blossoms in peak bloom, and you're going to enjoy it. if you're in tokyo, you've got a hive. 18 degrees in the sunshine. that's it for me. see around. ah. the healing the debate there is no, he job bad is am. and if anyone here talks about women that i was a does, this bill seemed on then said notes help take it off the table. we were taught with the abortion had a one way ticket street, the, all of the companies they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources in the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. the part

in the philippines right now, we're helping set up a program to stop illegal fishing in the south china sea by empowering filipino fishermen. it varies what we do all over the world n. ukraine right now, the core thing is supporting the effort to stop the russian war and protect ukraine esteem come, protect its democracy. host: let me take a second here to remind our viewers that they can take part in this conversation. we're going to open up regional lines. regional lines. that means that if you are in the eastern or central time zones, we want to hear from you at 202-748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, your number is going to be 202-748-8001. keep in mind, you can always text us at 202-748-8003, and we're always reading on social media on twitter at c-span wj, and on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. let's talk specifically a little bit about what's going on in ukraine right now. are there rules that n.g.o.'s like spirit of america have to follow in the ukraine theater right now? guest: one of the biggest rules that is extremely important, there's tremendous amou

this did bring some severe flight advisories for the philippines. it's now going to slam into vietnam, and this will be with us for the next few days. and i think we face a similar threat here of seeing the risk of flooding. se china, it's still raining, it's been raining for days and more of it coming natur, falling in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley, but it dry day for hong kong on wednesday with the high of $24.00 degrees off to japan. those cherry blossoms in peak bloom, and you're gonna enjoy it. if you're in tokyo, you've got a high of 18 degrees and the sunshine. that's for me. see around the weather, sponsored by katara ways. ah, they join one of the world's most notorious armed groups, but found a way out, rebuilt their lives, and now help our best attain of course, recruitment, child soldiers and have we pick exploitation of women. daughters of ours chabad part of the radicalized lead ceilings on al jazeera. ah ah, look back here, what geology there with me said rob le reminder of all top stories. russia says it'll reduce

let's remember the philippines. we had severe, a flood advisory in play. so i think we could see a similar threat for vietnam. the southeast corner of china continues to have a what pitcher, but i suspect a dry day for hong kong on wednesday with the high 24 degrees, cherry blossoms and peak right now for tokyo. so enjoy it. you've got a high of 18 degrees in the sunshine on wednesday. so you said, ah, the witness fe, witness bravery, witness, reader, witness, slavery, witness. people, witness, power, witness, lifetime witness and our witness. witness. witness prejudice, witness. peace, witness. love witness. paul: witness to world witness. next door. witness life witness. thera: oh the hell are you watching out here? i'm emily. i'm reminded of our top stories this our negotiations between ukrainian and russian officials had begun in a sample 3 previous rounds, failed to make any progress key once russia to withdraw. while moscow was thinking guarantees. ukraine weren't joined nature sanction to russian believe roman abramoff, which is also taking part in

we got some very heavy showers as per usual across southeast asia. quite a raft of them through the philippines, malaysia, running down into indonesia. but the wet weather up towards, in their china thailand, seeing some heavy right. and you notice that circulation, they're just around the adam and see that could well develop into a tropical storm. maybe aside from the storm as we go on through the next couple of days. so that's the position of the storm at the moment. making its way further, northward western parts of myanmar, we'll see flooding as we go for tuesday and wednesday, elsewhere for pakistan and india, it's dry ah pick take the ships to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial oil companies and become very good at recognizing ways to phrase what they want you to hear. we care about the environment you do to you should buy our oil plate for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, you can use that to justify stripping away basic civil liberties. the listening post examined the vested interest behind the content you can see on al jazeera

india urge piece, despite the differences over russia's invasion at a lively presidential debate in the philippines. but the real talking point is, who didn't take part. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle a ways. hello, so i don't often get to say this, but scotland is one of the warmest parts of europe at the moment received some very high temperatures, are fading up towards at northwestern corner of the continent. next, courtesy of this area for high pressure, with citizen high pressure, they travel in the clockwise direction. we dragging up some warm air up towards the north west of the a region lobby showers continue down towards the south, but find a dry more spring sunshine coming in across a good part of europe over the next couple of days. so that was a top temperature in the highlands of scotland, the northwest highland 20 degrees celsius, scorching weather coming through. he won't be quite as warm over the next couple days, but still plenty of warmth around. we've got to temperatures getting into the, the low to mid teens across northern parts of germany

fortunately, the philippines -- we have decided that we will not suspend this on fuel. this will is the potential inflation on food. we are going to drop food items. >> we have to take a look at oil surging. do you think there is a need to raise prices and if so, what kind of increase are you looking at? >> we will then decide what -- how prices can be adjusted with these changing global environment. we will be very selective. we will be looking at our own recovery but at the same time, we have to be committed to this. on the other hand, this will actually be built on the strong foundation and the ability to push in what we are having here. >> let's have a look at some of those business flash headlines, kicking things off with the swedish -- dealing with these new ordinary shares in the stock performance since is ipo. ken griffin has teamed up with the owner of the chicago cubs for a takeover of the chelsea football club. this is ahead of the friday deadline. he is jelly -- he is selling chase -- he is telling chelsea in the wake of this. >> we have been seeing those tr

shery: the governors of the philippines central bank and malaysia. you can watch the full conversation of the bloomberg asean business summit, you can register virtually at bloomberglive.com. in the u.s., sara bloom raskin's chance of becoming the next fed chair of supervision looks dimmer after a key democratic senator says he's not backing her nomination. kathleen hays joins us with more. why is senator joe manchin opposing this nomination? kathleen: joe manchin is a very powerful democratic senator. sara bloom raskin is a former fed governor who is now nominated to be the vice chair of supervision, meaning she would oversee bank regulation. she has publicly supported that the fed should consider the impact of climate change, what it means for a mixed islands sheet and how it comes into regulation. joe manchin, from west virginia, and energy producing state, in favor of oil and gas and coal drilling, he is joining a group of republican senators that say they will not vote to confirm her. because the senate has this 50-50 division, you lose one demo

i said no son and he said the philippines. i said, close son. i think you mean the philistines the philippines are a nation off the coast of india . but we had one of those moments where kids put old wisdom in a . he said daddy, do you know why able david was ableto beat the giants ? because he believed in god who gave him the courage to do whatwas right . [applause] a drill sergeant in basic training used to say you need to do all hard right over the easy wrong. over there for my fellow veterans, it's the hard right for the easy wrong, that's what thecountry expects us to do . at least on the hard thing, the foolish thing as i went in to see him and i said i want to sign up for the army. he said what do you want to do and i said i want to go to officer school, go to infantry school, ranger school and go downrange and he said what do you do for a living? i was dressed like this and not a lot of people go into the recruiting station in stripmall stress like this . and i said i'm a lawyer. he said you know sir we can sign you up. our army needs ja

and was awarded the philippine liberation medal. turned 100. three children, eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. congratulations justine. >> greg: there you go. judge. >> judge jeanine: 14-year-old boy by the name of jackson williams has his eye on the prize. running for governor in vermont. he doesn't live in vermont. he is only 14. but the law allows him to. >> jesse: he has my vote. >> greg: i like the plant in the back, too. that's it for us. coming up, "special report." hey, bret. >> bret: by jesse jr. >> jesse: thank you. i taught him everything he knows. >> bret: looked good like greg on saturday night. have a good one. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russia's military says it's fundamentally cutting operations near ukraine's capital and one northern city. president biden is skeptical saying we'll see. pentagon officials saying it's a repositioning, not a withdrawal from that area. the announcement comes as russia's troops remain bogged down and peace talks continue in turkey. today ukrai

so you're going to see bought -- vulnerabilities in like of the ruby or the thai or philippine peso, that will continue in the days or weeks ahead. rishaad: absolutely. and does the dollar strength story continue? you know, it is amazing to see a haven currency like the yen at the moment, trading on a nearly 118 at the handle. it is quite something. why is that happening? how far can the dollar go? mitul: i think the dollar can continue to strengthen in the short term. even safe havens are not reacting the way you would expect. now, part of this is because of that rate differential argument. when you look at japan, there is certainly no hurry for the bank of japan to tighten policy anytime soon. the fed will hike this week, very likely by 25 basis points. again, we're looking at five consecutive hikes from the fed, so again, that real rate differential will continue for the dollar in the short-term. the only caveat i have in the analysis we've done it, suggesting the dollar loses ground in the weeks after the first fed rate hike. it now we are in a different environment with geopolit

the volcano has a rock dead near a scenic lake in the philippines. authorities raised the alert level in the region and urged residents to evacuate. there have been volcanic earthquakes and concerns that further eruptions may occur. experts are warning of possible fast moving gas, and a soon army in the lake. taylor hawkins, the drummer of the celebrated rock band, 2 fighters, has died while on tour with the band in columbia. the 50 year old joined the group formed by ex nirvana musician dave roll in 1997 in a statement the band called his death a tragic and untimely loss. you're watching dw news look at a recap of our main headlines at this hour. on his 2nd day in poland, u. s. president joe biden has delivered a speech on the war against ukraine. he denounced president putin's aggression against you right and said, quote, pollutant cannot remain in power. the white house, however, was quick to clarify, widen was not calling for regime change. and there are reports of injuries after multiple airstrikes, only western ukrainian city of several powerful explosions were heard there and a