. >>> isis claims responsibility tonight for twin bombings during a catholic mass in the philippines killing at least 20 people. race and the nfl. most of the coaches recently fired were black, while all of their replacements so far are white. what the nfl has to say about that. >>> and a growing vaccine controversy. doctors helping parents find ways to avid required vaccinations for their kids. ♪ >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. the president has made no secret of how he feels about people entering the country illegally, but tonight there's evidence that another of his golf clubs, this one just 30 miles north of manhattan, was employing house keepers, maintenance workers and other staff who presented phony documents when they were given the job. the story first reported by "the washington post." it's not unusual to find workers, and it's still owned by the president and managed by his sons. >> for 14 years gab ryll cedano worked in at the trump hotel club in westchester, new york. >> painting, plumbing, with everything we have to fix? he showed us hi

the philippines president has ordered security forces to crush fire has linked to eisele who bombed a roman catholic cathedral claimed responsibility for the twin explosions which killed at least twenty seven worshipers and injured dozens during sunday mass the attacks were in all of the capital sort of province in the far south of the philippines jim of the island is there for us. when the tragedy strikes there's always that period where people expect that life will go back to normal well here in the law that sense of normalcy is a relative it is the most militarized area in the southern philippines and it has been that way since the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but full of soldiers are still here because it is still home to several armed groups yesterday the secretary of national defense told us that the i was able to operate because of its continued support from communities the secretary of national defense admits that is an even harder battle by winning hearts and minds. oh yeah i feel really sorry for the it wasn't there. we couldn't do an

parts of the philippines are gone the state is in no it was at primly. the conditions are extremely be what talking about the competent g.d.p. of some of our and us dollars these people are suffering and a good idea yarning for better tomorrow and hopefully pockets of more societies will work together i mean there's sheer distrust to be honest and you ignore that but i think this is a decisive step now what needs to happen is that the key player right now that's in the driver's seat the moral islamic liberation front will have to you know reconfigure itself and you don't wear the political hat won't put down its arms and it has and the other rebel fighters will have to be mobilized and come to the table and start to work with the central government and so this is going to be you have to go into political mode you're going to have to establish a viable administration and you're ocracy and demonstrate that you can't legislate if you didn't politic do that and to really take into you know into the hands that destiny of the people in mindanao it was still ve

they beat the philippines to claim their first win of the tournament, and to make sure they go through as one of the four best third—placed teams. meanwhile, south korea beat china to finish top of group c, and iran finished top of group d after a goalless draw with iraq. anneka radley reports. south korea and china were both already through to the knockout stages of the asian cup, but the victors of this match would go through as group c winners. totte n ha m through as group c winners. tottenham hotspur winner hwang joined for his first game and made the first half. open up the the first half to open up the scoring, setting the first half to open up the scoring, - setting up scoring, before settinggpthe scoring, before setting'gpthe goal scoring, before settingbpthe goalfor kim. suddenly scoring, before settingbpthe goal for kim. suddenly south second goalfor kim. suddenly south korea looked like quite a threat. elsewhere in group c, keg is then scored their first ever hat trick thanks to the german player who scored against the philippines in the first half followed by two more in

eighteen shanghai and ten will happen but a little wet snow or the same and actually weather in the philippines to be marching the clouds gather them moving west with the not going to fall into a tropical low or tropical cyclone but the effect will be in hearts in the amount of rain and the wind to some degree so a wet spell to start your week i suspect in most of the filipino and certainly central some philippines the other dark green area with the breeze is here west of borneo catching singapore moving down towards western java expect some potential for flooding from this but really probably the place to watch is the philippines having seen a dry couple of weeks really this will be rather more than just a shock to the system. the weather sponsored by cattle and always. rewind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry we've run you updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in liberal i was the job of the class and now i'm like any other student rewind continues with children of conflict. we'd love some peace in this war especially. children do not have any rights here rewind

of course, with many countries in asia, women have always been well represented, the philippines being one of them. japan has not moved in our ranking over the past year because there have been sort of concerted efforts to increase participation. how about country indonesia, india and australia ? how about country indonesia, india and australia? they have major elections in 2019. , india has not performed badly as far as participation is concerned in politics. indonesia has some way to go. indonesia remain underrepresented as far as women are concerned. australia is... australia and new zealand are the two fully democratic countries categorised as full democracies within our index. a meme from china is warming hearts all over the world. it's called ‘four generations under one roof‘ — and the concept is simple, with each video beginning with a young child calling out to their mother or father, and so on, right up until the great—grandpa rents. chinese families have been sharing the videos on douyin, or tik tok — an app for creating and sharing short videos. take a look at this

the president of the philippines added today, "we will pursue to the ends of the earth, the ruthless perpetrators behind this crime until every killer is brought to justice and put behind bars." the attack comes nearly a week after the muslim minority in the philippines voted to support a referendum that would create a new autonomous muslim region and in a years-long conflict between government and a accept racial bias test population. no group immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks sunday, but the philippines thought extensively against islamic state-linked militants. the attack today comes after the u.s. state department issued a travel warning for the philippines last year warning of potential terrorism and bombings in the country. mike? >> mike: thank you. tensions escalate in venezuela over who the country's legal president is this as protests turn deadly in the capitol of ca racas. they called for nicholas maduro to step aside and after the country's legislature vacated recent election results. emergency workers in brazil resume the search for survivors after a dead

shipyard at subic bay the philippine government leases the site as is considering as as it considers bids for tenacity from companies based in the us south korea japan and australia as well as the two chinese companies the defense secretary delfin lorenzana said he has raised the issue directly with president. in a cabinet meeting yesterday mr du territory whose personal temperament bears comparison to u.s. president donald trump has never the less notably steered filipino democracy toward china in recent months. and we now move back stateside to talk about hunger in america and about how the partial government shutdown is having a disproportionate impact upon those who can least afford it the less fortunate among us to do so i'm pleased to be joined by a former colleague at the u.s. department of agriculture the c.e.o. of hunger free america joel berg joe i can't tell you how great it is to be with you and have you have you with us welcome to the show. thank you so much part so first off you know set the stage for us with regard to hunger in the united states where are we and are we

you can see the philippines markets there. it is up by 1.4%. new zealand coming back after that selloff yesterday from air new zealand. beenredit rating has lifted from positive to stable. the aussie dollar has been a beneficiary of what we saw. been liftedwe have seen iron or comef from that very solid rally that you had coming through yesterday here in singapore. they rallied very sharply, up by 8% at one point. we could actually see iron ore start to retreat. it is the final day of the month. to lookthe time we get at one of my favorite functions, the heat map. stocks up by 6.7% here in asia. that is the best month since march 2, 2016. david: a kind of makes me nervous, actually. nothing goes up in a straight line. let's have a look at samsung. all over the faces morning. the longest win streak here since may of 2017. lower results, worsening demand for memory chips in smartphones. it seems like samsung executives are looking past all of this and saying the second half could be a little better. >> they are seeing the cyclical down cycle righ

now the philippine president has ordered his security forces to crush the group abu sayyaf following sunday's bomb attack on a church the group is an affiliate of i saw which claimed responsibility for the blasts in holo and southern mindanao province at least twenty seven people were killed and more than a hundred wounded demanding duggan sent us this update. when the tragedy strikes there's always that period where people expect that life will go back to normal well here in the law that sense of normalcy is a relative it is the most militarized area in the southern philippines and it has been that way since the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but soldiers are still here because it is still home to several armed groups yesterday the secretary of national defense told us that the obviously is a bill to operate because of its continued support from communities the secretary of national defense and that is an even harder battle to fight winning hearts and minds. oh. i feel really sorry for the victims it wasn't there. we couldn't do anything now ex

of course, with many countries in asia, women have always been well represented, the philippines being one of them. japan has not moved in our ranking over the past year because there have been sort of concerted efforts to increase participation. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. coming up... the us and china extend their trade talks for another day. we'll see if it's a sign discussions are moving in a positive direction. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with the news of another award for one of the world's most popular footballers. liverpool's mo salah has been voted the 2018 confederation of african football player of the year — the second consecutive year he has won the award. salah said he'd dreamt of winning the award since he was a child and now he's done so twice in a row. congratulations to him. stay with us, headlines next. see you soon. hello there. high tides combined with brisk winds to give a little bit of coastal flooding across some parts of eastern england on tuesday, but with some showe

the predominantly catholic philippines has been plagued by decades of separatist conflict in mindanao more than one hundred thousand people have been killed and millions more in displaced in the decades long conflict in mindanao and despite the reconsideration process attacks like this show that armed groups still pose a threat to peace in the region dogon al jazeera manila. people have been back out protesting against the government in sudan they marched on the capital against rising prices and demanding an end to the thirty year rule president bashir at a press conference in cairo where he's been holding talks with his egyptian counterpart the shared knowledge the ongoing on west but accuse the media of exaggerating the size of the protests will be daily you do. there is a problem in sudan we cannot claim that we don't have a problem but some media take it out of size and dimension what it is an attempt to close is being called the arab spring in sudan it has the same slogans programmes and requests but it also has the same use of social media however the sudanese people have learne

two thousand and fifteen runners up south korea's struggle to overcome the philippines another team that's making the tournament davy managed by former england ivory coast and mexico bust spend you're in erickson the philippines had less than twenty percent possession they still had chances to pull off an upset south korea eventually getting a breakthrough in the second half when new job with the gold. tom star from one member joined the sport for the final three games. the philippines is just one of the teams to benefit from the tournament being expanded from sixteen nations to twenty four and fans in the capital manila got the chance to see their team compete at this level for the very first time. korea is really you know technically this is so good that they believe they're so good they're always going to have more possession than us. but i we were defended we defended so well we had two really good chances from avi but the. and just so close to almost getting a point there were group favorites saudi arabia take on north korea in the opening match of the asian cup on cheese days saudi a

the number killed by landslides and flooding in the philippines rises to eighty five as rescuers reach cars off communities. and six killed when a passenger train hits daybreak from a cargo train on a bridge linking denmark's teammate alliance. other two women in india have defied religious hardliners and entered one of the world's largest hindu pilgrimage sites the shopping mall the temple doesn't allow women of menstruating age inside the shrine despite a ruling by india's supreme court lifting the ban the move by the two women has led to process and a backlash from conservative hindu groups has the latest. the under the cover of darkness and escorted by police these two women defied religious hardliners by entering one of hinduism holiest shrines the shop every mullah temple in the southern state of carola which attracts millions of worshippers ear their historic move is backed by india supreme court which in september ordered the authorities to lift the ban on women or girls between the ages of ten and fifty from entering the temple. but the temples authorities refused to abide by

the predominantly catholic philippines has been plagued by decades of separatist conflict in mindanao more than one hundred thousand people have been killed and millions more in displaced in the decades long conflict in mindanao and despite the reconsideration process attacks like this show that armed groups still pose a threat to peace in the region dogon al jazeera manila well this has been one of the most read articles on our website zero dot com philippines church bombing twin blasts hit holo cathedral so you can head there for more on the explosions and what exactly happened. let's us speak to ronnie saying she's in asia security specialist she's joining us live from london via skype brian is saying thanks for speaking to us some people saying that the failure of that referendum last week in holo had raised fears of reprisals by some of the militant groups there is that what we're seeing i think because. the rhetoric the referendum was supported by the majority of the tube two point eight million people in the area but the town of jonah's rejected it so it would seem logical to c

and it has been that way since the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago the soldiers are still here because it is still home to several armed groups yesterday the secretary of national defense told us that is a bill to operate because of its continued support from communities the secretary of national defense admits that is an even harder battle by winning hearts and minds. oh. i feel really sorry for the victims it wasn't there. we couldn't do anything now except listen to these stories. we are all friends we are humans they are humans to christians and muslims we are all deceived it happened early sunday morning the first bomb exploded while mass was ongoing then panicked churchgoers and survivors rushed out where they were met just outside by soldiers responding to the scene and that's when the second bomb was detonated there have been efforts across mindanao to resolve the leg decades long conflict in the region a referendum last year was met by jubilation but not here in the law what happened here is proof that a lot remains to be the region's po

philippines, turkey coming at arab emirate. we don't know how much and we don't know whether it's a flat fee or whether he's getting percentages. we have no idea. we do know it seems to be affecting american foreign policy because the countries in which he draws these incomes in the philippines and turkey seem to get much easier treatment than the countries of which he does not. the persian gulf for bahrain and saudi arabia that have been good business partners get one treatment and qatar, which not only didn't have its national day on the trump hotel but canceled the trump tower 2014. it's obviously affect in american foreign policy. you can imagine in a healthy society that congress to do something about this. bill clinton in his first two years they sell democratic congress. they held those presidents accountable. the complicity between trump and the republican congress is the first building block of "trumpocracy." >> there are different schools of thought among trump critics about the threats that this presidency is posing.

and it has been that way since the philippine military established a permanent presence here decades ago but soldiers are still here because it is still home to several armed groups yesterday the secretary of national defense told us that is a bill to operate because of its continued support from communities the secretary of national defense and that is an even harder battle by winning hearts and minds. oh. i feel really sorry for the victims it wasn't there. we couldn't do anything now except listen to these stories. we are all friends we are humans they are human christians and muslims we are all deceived it happened early sunday morning the first bomb exploded while mass was ongoing then panicked churchgoers and survivors rushed out where they were met just outside by soldiers responding to the scene and that's when the second bomb was detonated there have been efforts across mindanao to resolve the lead decades long conflict in the region a referendum last year was met by jubilation but not here in the law what happened here is proof that a lot remains to be the region's powder k

government that is planned by the philippine government. but even if it had. not going to. technicalities. in the constitution anything. related to that as you know the law is already right. on. actually. there for. a time being more from you. breaking news on this thanks very much indeed for time being nigeria's main opposition politician hold to the election campaigning for three days it's in protest against president. suspending the chief justice the opposition people's democratic policies. against will to own a gun politically motivated chief justice would likely rule any disputes or results and next month's general election if he's reinstated. has started dispersing fifteen million dollars of aid from qatar off to the money was redirected to the united nations israel had the donation meant to help run civil services in the besieged the money was authorized to be released on friday but with conditions hamas refused to accept fishel say they will work on new ways to distribute what remains of the one hundred million dollars. tension was very hard. on hamas to accept cash

the grassroots program to philippines use this . on its infancy so we were waiting for the strategy has worked in twenty eight in the philippines reached the highest ranking and qualified for the asian cup for the first time at a sustainable solution is needed if the two it's matches they support children rescued from the streets and war torn regions in the syrian city of need help while suppressing barks so it's a dream come true for a damn. good life as well as helping children in need commitments like this spread a love of football and just maybe one of them can come from one where i live but for now it's up to the young husbands and nets he makes to bring sporting glory to a country thousands of miles away from where they were born. twenty nineteen marks one hundred years since the founding of the renowned german art school but. though its life was brief the school's emphasis on functional design and modern architecture has been hugely influential back in one thousand nine hundred artists and craftsman in eastern germany merged

and in sports a winning start for one of the favorites to lift the asian cup south korea beating the philippines. in their opening three. security forces in doubt on have a rest of the leader of the attempted coup is lieutenant kelly who's been on the run since seizing control of national radio and broadcasting anti-government messages two of the coup plotters have been killed as well in a military offensive the president of. was not in the country at the time the full story now with nicholas hawke. lieutenant calley from the presidential guards burst into the national radio and television center calling for a popular uprising against givens president bungles jinnah's about secret the eight days a ride from the army has decided to put itself on the side of the paper in order to say. if you are eighteen stop if you have a get to. if you are sleeping wake up wake up your neighbors as want to take control of the street. outside gunshots electricity in the internet are shut down as get any special forces stormed the building in a statement the government spokesman says calm has returned the situatio

two bomb explosions have struck a catholic cathedral in the southern philippines according to the military at least twenty seven people have been killed and injured many more claimed responsibility for the sunday mass attacks on the predominantly muslim island of horrible testers have been marching again in sudan's capital khartoum against rising prices in a six week of demonstrations against the thirty year rule as president obama all bushehr earlier he was in cairo for talks with his egyptian counterpart or he blamed the media for exaggerating the unrest and sit down. the next round of talks between the united states and the taliban have been tentatively set for the twenty fifth of february that's according to cuts our which has been hosting talks on saturday the taliban said it had agreed to a draft agreement which would see foreign forces leave the country in eighteen months you are completely up to date those are our top headlines currently stay with us though for witness the story of china's lost and found daughters see very simple by. in afghanistan billions of dollars of internatio

rescue workers in the philippines are struggling are struggling to reach areas cut off by floods and landslides which have now killed at least eighty five people storm was when hit shortly after christmas devastating central provinces the victims include children and they were mostly killed when their homes collapsed a state of calamity has been declared in three provinces to give them access to emergency funds jimmy has more now from manila on the rescue operation. the main focus remains to be rescue and retrieval operations but local government officials also see the critical part here is infrastructure that is because roads and bridges leading to several areas in the beagle region have been destroyed these are critical because much needed aid needs to be brought as you know beagle province this might be always at the forefront of natural disasters here is seem to be the best when it comes to emergency response in the past it has always achieved its zero casualty goal but not this time there was not even a declared typhoon but due to incessant and heavy rains several areas suffered

helping to in hans the rain this recent the wrapped around the tropical depression into the central philippines there it is in the class so it's got walls coming in from the water around it took a bit of code tends to exaggerate the effect so it's already started raining and i think bendy will be a particularly wet one through most of the philippine oncet to clean the middle then is a bit of a gaffe a lot of clouds mostly but the next darker green is this is just trying to catch singapore might miss it and the answer is something borneo towards western side of java i think much of sumatra is at risk from showers as well as the general picture than for tuesday philippines violets are a little bit dry but the secular nation still hinted at again in the middle so that could be worth forty eight hours two days worth of heavy rain for you. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. in search of a safer neighborhood it was a huge will we make a mouse into being a man who can put my family in a home that they deserve that's a problem for me struggling to secure a home through really quite about what th

the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly bomb attack in the philippines at least twenty people were killed in the twin blasts outside a cathedral on the southern island of hokkaido the area has seen a decades long islamist militancy. and thousands of zimbabwe and have turned out for the funeral of the country's most celebrated musician all over him to cousy widely known as to who was laid to rest in his hometown after his death from diabetes last week whose songs were popular across generations has been declared a national hero. a state court in brazil has blocked more than a billion euros in assets belonging to the mining company valley in order to pay for damages from friday's demp disaster at least forty people are confirmed dead after a dam collapse in the southeast of the country another three hundred people remain missing rescue workers feared another nearby dam could also collapse but have since lifted their warning it is not yet clear what caused the dam to give way. things have disbanded them citing demanding. for the families of the missing the wai

the predominantly catholic philippines has been plagued by decades of separatist conflict in mindanao more than one hundred thousand people have been killed and millions more in displaced in the decades long conflict in mindanao and despite the reconsideration process attacks like this show that armed groups still pose a threat to peace in the region dogon al jazeera manila well the unrest in the mental region began back in the one nine hundred sixty s. when the killing of at least twenty three museums by the army triggered a separatist uprising there since then more than a hundred thousand people have been killed and millions more have been displaced moro islamic liberation. front or m.i.l.f. is a key player in the separatist movement a peace agreement was reached back in twenty fourteen after two decades of negotiations with the philippine government that's led to a new law which paves the way for the creation of the bangsamoro government in return the m.i.l.f. will give up its weapons mobilize its thirty thousand fighters will terroristic coups del rosario works at the dialogue of

on certain essential some philippines the other dark green area with the breeze is here west of borneo catching singapore moving down towards western java expect some potential for flooding from this but really probably the place to watch is the philippines having seen a dry couple of weeks really this will be rather more than just a shock to the system. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. in search of a safer neighborhood there was a huge will we make a mouse into being a man who can put my family in a home that they deserve that's a problem for me struggling to secure a home brewing really quite about murder in the long run so we don't we could potentially lose our house and living paycheck to paycheck there's nobody to blame and live with the consequences every day of the choices that every hard. on al-jazeera. welcome back. a reminder of our top stories this hour the constitutional court on the democratic republic of congo has declared felix just to carry the when a last month's presidential election and dismissed all opposition challenges to his victory one of the candidates

rescue teams have been having trouble searching for survivors because of the unstable ground in the philippines heavy rain and some but rescue efforts in areas in the eastern region which have been devastated by floods and landslides eighty five people have died and at least twenty are still missing stuart was been hit just days after christmas displacing twenty five thousand people. the book released by two turkish reporters is shedding new light on the murder of saudi journalist you are short it includes details about the preparations made by the saudi operatives in the hours before the killing is stumbling all over cynics who has the latest. diplomatic up prosti the dark secrets of the jim murder the title of the first book to be written on the murder of saudi journalist a mouthful shuji the authors conducted a series of interviews a turkish officials to find out what happened before and after the journalists killing going to stumble nearly three months ago. the book says' the case is the first of its kind among secret service assess the nation's worldwide people we've talked in istanbul sai

the philippine star leads on the suicide bombing that took place at a cathedral in the southern philippine island of mindanao on sunday. according to president rodrigo duterte, the attack appears to have been carried out by a couple. the bombing left 21 people dead and over 100 injured. and finally, you have the new york times, and it looks at the legalisation of abortion in ireland, and the stigma and deep divisions that still surround the issue in the country. and those are the papers. let's get more now on our main story — brexit, of course. a little earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent alex forsyth for more on a dramatic day in westminster. mps were asked to vote on a whole different series of options when it comes to brexit. some which might have delayed the whole process, some which would have shown that parliament was against the uk leaving the eu without a deal, and the real key one, that was agreed by mps, was that they said that theresa may should go back to brussels and try to renegotiate part of her brexit deal. and if she did that, the signal was that she might â€

a referendum in the southern philippines has passed overwhelmingly to form a new muslim autonomous region it's hoped the move will bring peace to the area and much needed investment creating the bung some morrow autonomy's region was part of a deal reached between the government and the largest muslim brotherhood group which is spent decades fighting over dependence. a longtime ally of u.s. president donald trump has been provisionally released from custody after being arrested early this morning roger stone will face travel restrictions and a possible two hundred fifty thousand dollars fine if he fails to attend court proceedings. he's been charged with obstruction of justice witness tampering and making false statements stone was an advisor to donald trump during the twenty sixteen election campaign the charges stem from u.s. special counsel robert robert miller and his investigation into whether the truck campaign colluded with russia in the election. stone denies those charges here's what he said. i would really not guilty to these charges i will defeat them in court i believe this is

a referendum in the southern philippines has passed overwhelmingly to form a new muslim autonomous region it's hoped the move will bring peace to the area and much needed investment as well creating the bongs of moral autonomy this region was part of a deal reached between the government and the largest muslim brotherhood which is spent decades biting or independence. now here in berlin a government commission has been meeting to find ways to phase out coal from germany's energy mix the government has already committed itself to a phase out program but it's failing because it's failing and it's behind schedule because it's a controversial issue some regions have relied on coal mining for decades to provide jobs prosperity campaigners for clean energy turned up outside today's talks to pile on the pressure. school can wait for new cars like now today he and his classmates have driven three hours from lubec to join a student demonstration in berlin they're here to protest about climate change. what do we want. the general problem is that there is not a lack of knowledge but of action that's

of following drawing weather to be found across the southeast in parts of asia at the moment for the philippines it's following here there's barely a cloud in the sky across parts of borneo a little bit more cloud at times here we're seeing one or two showers but then gradually run that way to well it's the west so force in singapore in k.l. we all catching want to two showers and this is the general set out there was still we with us as we head through the day on thursday the majority of those showers start to go overboard and then checking their way towards the west but elsewhere it's largely fine and dry just perhaps the old shower for the southern parts of the philippines atlanta was australia we've had a weather system in the southeast that's caused not only a little bit of rain but also some rather violent dust storms this red picture is only read it because of all that dust that system is working its way away from us but we've got this area of cloud over queensland that's the remains of an old storm called petit and it's cool some of us some very welcome rain this is the best rain we've s

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united states didn't do this to hundreds of thousands of workers in putin's russia or in hungary or the philippines. this is our people that he did this to. this is our workers who he sent home with no paycheck. people are texting me, they are emailing me their pay stubs today which say zero dollars gross. zero dollars net. after having worked 40 or 50 hours this week. i have scientists in my district working on preventing outbreaks of e. coli contamination, salmonella, insect infestation of our food supply and they have been told not to go to work. madam speaker, this is an outrage and a scandal. at the very least we can pass on a unanimous bipartisan basis this legislation to try to repair the damage by saying that every federal worker will get back every penny that he or she is owed by the united states government. . we need make sure that if this ever happens agai >> that bill passed in the house. we'll take you live to the capitol, speaker pelosi is set o sign it. ms. pelosi: good afternoon, everyone. i'm honored to be here to sign this legislation which is about fairness to our federal worker

a reminder of our top stories this hour two bomb explosions in a catholic cathedral in the southern philippines that killed at least twenty five people and injured many more there's been no immediate claim of responsibility for the sunday mass attacks on the predominantly muslim island of. venezuela's president nicolas maduro is denouncing and ultimatum by some e.u. countries to hold new elections within the next week he says it's a prop to topple him in a heated emergency debate at the u.n. security council the u.s. box opposition leader one why do it was declared himself interim president of venezuela and rescuers in southern brazil have so far recovered thirty four bodies in there losing hope four hundred still missing after a dam next to a mine collapsed state prosecutors are frozen assets belonging to the mining company to pay for damages. now russia is marking seventy five years since the end of the siege of leningrad that claimed more than eight hundred thousand lives during the second world war the centerpiece of the commemorations is a military parade in the city now known as st peters

media for a national strike two people have been killed in a grenade attack on a mosque in the southern philippines the explosion in zamboanga city comes just days after a cathedral bombing a nearby hotel island left twenty one dead it also follows last week's referendum which overwhelmingly approved the creation of a muslim autonomous area in the region. german police have arrested three suspected islamic extremists on suspicion of planning a bomb attack federal prosecutors say the men iraqi refugees were detained near the danish border and that they had not yet chosen a chart. below where here in germany a court has found two students guilty of stealing discarded food from supermarket rubbish containers dumpster diving as it's known is a. against the war in germany but the women said that all that they were doing was taking perfectly the war but this. to give to the needy they've been sentenced to two years on probation plus several hours of community service. fancy and cattle happy their trial us bringing the issue to light they are convinced that stealing from supermarket dumpsters isn't a crim

and other countries like austria turkey and the philippines zero zero zero but the relationship will scenarios most interested in is with this money they share a love of social media and the distrust of the press sinatra's even been nicknamed the trump of the tropics between them they now rule over the two largest economies in the americas it's an abrupt about face from the left this governments of brazil's recent past history polystyrene you. looks pretty quiet now but it felt some of the biggest tremors of change hundreds of thousands of people marched against a corruption scandal during brazil's political class that together with problems with the economy and specially crime many people are ready to take a chance on an absolute outlier. analysts say this danger he could eventually have to another global trend strongmen undermining democracy as he has a form this for brazil's authoritarian past. i'm in favor of torture and the people are in favor of that too. that doesn't lose him points for many here who see it is just plain speaking they'll judge him instead on how he acts to tac

the predominantly catholic philippines has been plagued by decades of separatist conflict in mindanao more than one hundred thousand people have been killed and millions more displaced in the decades long conflict in mindanao and despite the reconsolidation process attacks like this show that armed groups still pose a threat to peace in the region similarly in dog an al jazeera manila. in yemen dozens of mothers have been protesting in the southern port city of aden asking the government for information about their missing sons the woman who's been demonstrating daily right outside the home of the interior minister it's believed most of the men are being held in detention and were captured during the ongoing civil war aiden's under the control of the. fact you have any government there be more anti-government protests in sudan's capital khartoum they call and sided with a visit by president omar al bashir to egypt where he accused the media of exaggerating the extent of the on wrist have a morgan reports from khartoum. it's his second visit outside his country in less than a week as t

you go to china, their neighbors are north korea, south korea, philippines, japan, indonesia, afghanistan, india and russia. they don't have -- so many people in poverty. they don't have a rule of law. they don't have institution, you have the depth and transparency of this. they don't have the university we have we. they have a long way to go. this notion is automatic success, it's not right. working with them together to make it a better planet for everybody. they've never been expansion. you go back to thousand years, china was never invading its neighbors. that was not true of italy, greece, european nations, that's not the way they are. i think it can be worked out. >> the current slowdown in china. >> it is a slowdown. you had goldilocks, we are going through percent. the feds raised gently. your brain, europe and china, never slows down. it's probably a slowdown as opposed to on our way to a recession. down from three and a half. those are probably production. japan's going in a little bit, china is probably the most serious one. more ramifications for this, china grows to 5%. $600

a lot of these banks did the heavy lifting last year in the philippines. to your point, absolutely they are projected to get easing. talking about easing in india. projecting australia. goes on, but time we have to see how the trade story unfolds. and we have to wait and see how china rebounds, if it does rebound. so many uncertainties for the east asia economies. david: thank you so much, enda curran. rishaad: let's take a look at another set. lookings meeting later, at a slower economy without plans to start off stimulus again for the first time in a decade. they are going to be meeting in frankfurt later. is in tokyo. kathleen, investors looking for mr. draghi. will he tone debt -- will be toned down? we have nuances he may well do. can he really do that? i think some of the economic data have not been nuanced at all. a few weeks ago, the big drop in german production, on the heels of data here and there. this area slowing down a bit. it seems every month we see more of that. then we saw the imf downgrade its economic outlook for germany, for france, tw

they are going on vacation now down the philippines. they don't care about this country. they need to come to the table and work for this country. guest: i don't know -- i would be very reluctant to say that either democrats or republicans failed to care about this country. if anyon't know democrats or republicans are currently on vacation. at least from what i have read the newspaper, it is president trump who has got enough and walked out of the room in the context of efforts to negotiate and region into this impasse. there certainly are republicans who have come forward and said they were willing to have a vote on the house passed appropriation bills and that is clearly the pathway forward. question theling get started out as you is to blame. you're putting the blame squarely on president trump and republicans in congress are in -- in congress. want to assign blame one way or another but it does seem to be an absolute refusal on the part of o'connell to allow the senate to vote on the house passed appropriation bills. fits, that seems to be where the solution lies and

what happened to much of the money that was played a casino tables in the philippines isn't known but analysis by u.s. authorities and cyber security experts says the digital fingerprint found at the scene of the crime bangladesh banks computer systems points to north korea. in the u.k. the defense company b. a systems is subject to frequent attacks by hackers and helps other organizations defend themselves from cyber crime according to its experts the bangladesh bank heist bears the hallmarks of other attacks a distinctive code used to erase the tracks of hackers that also featured in an attack on sony pictures in twenty fourteen the u.s. government has blamed that on north korea a claim that north korea denies so we've got a few clues from the tools that these attackers used in bangladesh bank and other attacks that we've we've seen and the tools are very specific to a group called the wrists and this is a name that's been given by the security community and it's a group that has been involved in attacks on south korea than of volved attacks in the u.s. we've seen them in attacks in

have dispersed just from those of cloud his so isolated showers in the philippines concentrated further south and particularly on think indonesia jakarta certainly is going to be in the mix for anywhere in java or bali or further east a little less likely a singapore but even here the cloud is to could have to give you an occasional shower now at the same time it is getting worse in indonesia so far me the monsoon is trying to get into northern australia to spins of cloud one here off western australia the one just coming into the east now that's where the wet weather is the story for the science is rather different as i'm sure you're aware its temperature lots of records being broken particularly in the middle here western queens and northern new south wales parts of south australia at least forty five is touching record territory this is really unpleasant at the same time it's cold i'm significantly in person fact off shore from pearse's a potential development of a significant area of low pressure also one other one spins off western australia and we've got forty three in melbourne c

the president of the philippines is expected to visit the families and survivors today. witnesses said one bomb went off inside the church during a sunday mass. a second one detonated outside injuring many of the first responders. the military says the isis linked group is responsible. authorities identified one suspect in particular. they have not caught him. this attack comes days after the muslim minority voted to support a referendum. >> back to a look at the monday morning commute. sal, where do you want to go right now? >> let's start off at the bay bridge. so many were effected by the commute. we had an earlier crash that left the mark. now we're seeing it's beginning to get better with the commute at the bay bridge. give yourself extra time driving there. i want to mention the traffic is going to be slow this morning as you drive on north bound 101 and south bound. if you're driving to san francisco, it starts to slow about a mile before the exit. martin bridge hefty driving across. 880, the same thing goes. we're getting break up on 680 finally to fremont and th

the philippines a little bit better today. this is bloomberg. ♪ 10:29 a.m. in hong kong, 9:29 p.m. in new york. has president donald trump invited congressional leaders from both parties to a white house briefing on border security after suggesting he wants to make a deal to end the government shutdown, including the top leaders in the new house and senate. offering an he was olive branch to house democratic leader nancy pelosi. the u.k. prime minister theresa video message to urge in into two divisions over brexit, saying the country says it has all it needs to thrive after leaving the eu. she said britain could turn a corner if parliament backs the deal she brokered with the eu this month. with her eu in talk counterparts and will continue discussions this week. australia's prime minister started 2019 with a pre-election pitched the voters. he promised tax cuts come support for drought-affected farmers, and funding for schools and hospitals. he is hoping a pledge to deliver a budget surplus will reverse his slumping poll ratings. that will be handed down in april, and ahead of a

haslinda: quite a turnaround for the philippines. equities posting modest gains, halloween new signs of flexibility from the fed. washington, chairman jerome powell said policymakers can be patient before adjusting rates again. -- every member submits their objections four times a year. we did that in december and two rate increases was the median and conditional on a strong outlook for 2019, and outlook which may still happen but the good thing is, we are in a place to be patient and flexible and see what evolves. for the meantime, we are waiting and watching. haslinda: his deputy richard clarida reinforced signals of a pause in rate hikes. wes goodman, he hinted at a cause but something -- pause >> -- pause. >> the latest messages they are on hold. if you look at these comments carefully, it looks like there may be some cracks opening in the wall. berida said the fed should willing to adjust monetary policy if headwinds persist -- or adjust, keyword. waitid the fed should until you see a slowdown and earlier in the week, we had the

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philippines down as well. targetedk at this , thision that took place after the record last week. how come at this is going back to 2007, as we ,un-up to the chinese new year they want to bolster businesses with cash and allow them to work over that holiday period. there we go. 3.15%. three years or thereabouts of duration on that mlf. at's move it along and look the headlines. >> theresa may is being warned of increasing disquiet in her conservative party, with members worried her government is sleepwalking towards a hard brexit. tuesday's cabinet meeting her to call for tory rebels to be threatened with no brexit a while other seven no deal outcome should say on the table. we continue to follow closely the ongoing parliamentary debate in the u.k. we urge the united kingdom to clarify its intentions as soon as possible. at this stage, we have nothing more to say from brussels from a because there is nothing new from london. of arning stateside, signs solution to the shutdown in washington with senate leaders allowing votes on rival ways of reopening the government. lawmakers will