during the presidency of rodrigo, dirty to me until going to have more from manila. this agreement, this restoration would actually mean that all of the activities that have been scaled down to the president, the legal office since he decided to pay, but the china will be restored. more importantly, these are, you know, us participation in the modernization of the philippine military, 300 bilateral exercises boosting of counterterrorism. operations in the southern region of mid the now and more importantly, maritime cooperation in the south trying to see involving the philippines specifically because it holds the biggest number of territories in the south china sea. now, being threatened by china's expansion in many islands and reefs in this, bradley group of islands. another 27 co with 19 infections have been confirmed until kuza, limpid village. it's the highest daily numbers and sufficient began, and in some cases, among people specifically linked to the games to athletes are among those infected us. president joe biden has a nice and you push to get more american

been confirmed. dead. massive accusations are underway and villages close to the philippine capital manila of the volcano. this feud steam, and toxic gas. nearly $15000.00 people are being moved to safe areas and the smug has blankets. manila with residents adds to stay indoors jamila alan doug and has one out from tall near the volcano. well, it's who it's considered to be one of the smallest active volcanoes in the world. i'm going to step aside, so you're able to see exactly how that look looks like. now this is the alvo's k. no, it's several. kane, within a crater from you know, which is about 3 hours north or south of the capital manila. what was once a beautiful, you know, favorite tourist destination, which is now, you know, largely been close off for over a year now. so it looks relatively peaceful compared to what happened thursday afternoon, but i'm not sure you're able to see the smog that blankets in many parts of, you know, many sounds here, but as also a small that has reached the capital manila. now, health workers, whether experts have also recorded, you know, one of the hi

several cane within a crater from, you know, which is about 3 hours north or south of the capitol. manila, what was once a beautiful, you know, favorite tourist destination, which is now, you know, largely been close off for over a year now. so it looks relatively peaceful compared to what happened thursday afternoon. but i'm not sure you're able to see the smog that blankets in many parts of, you know, many sounds here, but as also a small that has reached the capital manila. now, health workers, whether experts have also recorded, you know, one of the highest levels of sulfur oxide emissions this week. this is why a lot of communities are living here. i've been advised to wear masks and to stay indoors, but this is quite difficult because about 2 towns have been evacuated since yesterday . that's about 14000 residents, about 400 families now scattered thinking shelter in about 11 evacuation centers. so there is a concern that at the level alert level is reached to 3. that means from evacuation of those they've been within 77 kilometer danger zone. they need to evacuate more people. and

now from manila, i marching in defiance and making a statement in front of the chinese embassy in manila. these activists want to remind beijing of what happened 5 years ago when it last in a legal battle on the world stage. in 2012, the scarborough shore was forcibly seized by the chinese military prompting, then president ben ignore quino to file a case at the international court in the hague. 4 years later, the tribunal invalidate the china, so called historical 9 dash gleam of most of the south china sea. smaller country standing up to a superpower, was seen as unprecedented. but as long as nations abide by the rule of law and not of military mind, the award is a north star through keep us on the course in the present. and that will point us back to the right direction in the future. should we in a moment of weakness or action lose our way. but the legal victory had little impact on china's behavior. in the past few years, china even increased its presence in areas controlled by the philippines and other countries with what are described as fishing militias. believe to be connected t

she joins is live for manila jimmy. what's behind this complete reverse. so it would seem by a president deter c. and what does it say it, but the dynamics in the region? well, holla, the, the official visits of the highest government official to come out of the biden administration in the u. s. and that's face to face meeting of us secretary of defense, lloyd austin with philip in president d good that they're due late thursday night, has proven to be a critical pivot or a boost that's long been needed to finally convince president barry there to fully restored the visiting forces agreement that's been, you know, left hanging in the balance for over a year since he unilaterally abrogated last year. we can all remember that there they abrogate the de visiting force agreement, which allows for the rotation of us troops in the country. after a long time, ally and former police chief was denied a u. s visa by the u as because of his involvement into the drug wars the today at the press conference earlier today by secretary austin and his counterparts, secreta

jim the allon's organ there live from manila. jamila, thank you. in thailand is banning domestic travels or the tourist hotspots over to catch next month. but foreigners vaccinations against coven? 19 will still be welcome. the resource islands is at the center of efforts to revive the tourism industry, which has been devastated over the past 18 months. the thailand was mostly unscathed by the pandemic, until recently on thursday it reported records theory, numbers of infections and death. so let's go live night. see tony chang, who jones's from bank, coke and tony. despite the dramatic rise in cases the government's threatening. anyone who reports damaging information? why is this? yes, well this is, i think something of a show to people who are really wishing that god would concentrate its efforts on trying to resolve the dramatic rises in an infection rate and death that we've seen over the past. 3 weeks, nonetheless, the government has published new regulations saying that it will have people who publish misinformation. they're using the term f

moving to safety from to all south of the capital, manila jimmy land, dog and reports. and then she's time for those who live in a good celia municipality, about a 120 kilometers south of manila. they only have a few hours to secure their belongings and move to a c for area. the nearby to al volcano spewed black plumes on thursday afternoon. a situation people here are all too familiar with the land. and we also don't seem to see in the creation centers. so we'll stay with our relatives early last year to although rapid and displaced more than 100000 people. it was soon followed by the corona virus pandemic. and the months long locked down, made it nearly impossible for people who are dependent on fishing and tourism to earn a living. the town of the rail is where hundreds of people went, emailed the re, it says it hurts to see her children suffer this way. lower than the i don't really know what to say anymore. i'm just praying. it's a really difficult situation across the hall. marilyn caliper tear is afraid for her children to go for is it the volcano? is it getting

from manila it was a critical 75 minutes, a face to face meeting in manila between the us defense secretary and philippine president. 3 good 30. it resulted in the full restoration over the fence backed that governance and secures the presence of us troops in the philippines. that brought us the alliance will remain vital to the security. and prosperity of the 2 countries signed to visiting force agreement in 1998. but last year president there to cancel the agreement after his ally and former police chief was denied to us for his involvement in the government's drug war. i know the reason behind that is the department before in the united states have been actually working for the since president to carry the took office in 2016. he has been vocal about his criticisms of the us and promise to distance the philippines from its long standing. i like to build closer relations with china. richey but china, illegal occupation, and reclamation of territory is controlled by the philippines and other claimants in the south. china sea have put pressure on detectives foreign policy. this is a major s

a small has also blanked, had manila with residents being warned to stay indoors. let's get the latest on this from our correspondent drill allan doug, and who's in tall jamilla. very unusual activity, really full. what's going on right now? i mean, how the authorities dealing with it. well, so have this as been, you know, this area has been under a period of relative calm, relative called being, it's been on alert level 2 for months now. but yesterday there was an explosion of according to volcano experts, magma mixing with water. i'm going to step aside so he'll say we're going to see exactly what is behind me. that is the album came itself of o k, no, within a crate or a popular tourist destination. but one that has largely been closed from the general public for over a year. so, you know, the explosion that happened yesterday prompted whether experts, the government to actually raise the alert level 2 or 33 being that those who are living within the 7 kilometer agents. the danger zone are being evacuated, which means more than 14000 people have been evacuated s

close to the philippine capital, manila volcano, that steam and toxic gas. nearly $15000.00 people are now being rude to safe areas and a small g has also blanket at the capital manella. now unemployment in brazil, latin america's largest economy, has been at a record level in the 3 months from february 14 point 8000000 of it's 212000000 people were looking for work. many in the country can't even afford to pay rent anymore. teresa has the story. we want to please to live chant these people in religion ego. they were recently evicted from attend city in the area over. hundreds of families had moved their last may, as they couldn't afford a place to live. but their stay didn't last long. police were sent in to enforce an eviction order of howards. nobody injured them. there are no armed people here. there are no drug addicts here. there are no traffickers were just homeless people with just one. alright. the eviction removal follows the code decision in favor of the landowner procedure state. run oil comp, he pedro would ask some wisdom. williams, my heart are demolishing the structures

the heart of canada's heat wave wildfire, and now threatening this if you can lose an evacuation near manila after a volcanoes, few steam, and toxic gas. and ah, hello and welcome to the program. well, the us military is pulled out of afghanistan's bag from ebay, see at the center of its war to topple the taliban and hunt down outside or off to the $911.00 attacks. but as one, the era of brucell conflict ends in afghanistan, another one is looming. afghan forces now control background. us president joe biden had set september 11th deadline for a full withdrawal and says, the pull out is on track. just 650 troops will remain to protect the u. s embassy in the capital campbell, but in a sign of the chaos that could follow the official se dozens of people stormed and looted the complex of the americans left over night without informing local troops . most nato allies of also laughed quietly, a stark contrast to the show of force when they 1st arrived. the taliban has fine for us believing and fulfilling the vast site of the agreement. but on the ground, they are locked in a brutal, tough for wi

and i'll just 0 manila, the u. k prime minister bar johnson has condemned the online racist abuse against england's black football as marcus rushford, jason sancho and book i of soccer tug of have after missing penalty kicks and sunday 0. 2020 final against italy. the metropolitan police say it's opened an investigation. the industry association issued the statement, the f a strongly condemns all forms of discrimination and as a pulled by the online racism that has been aimed at some of our england players on social media. we could not be clear up that anyone behind such disgusting behavior is not welcome in following the team. we will do all we can to support players affected while urging the toughest punishments possible for anyone responsible. we'll hear from not in barbara in london shortly 1st. adam rainy has more now from room. when some of the black england players were on the screen, there were particular booze directed toward them and racist comments. now that was a minor affair, and a large part, most of

the move was the 9th during a visit to manila by us defense secretary lloyd austin. he's trying to bolster ties between the 2 nations, which are stagnated during the presidency over trigo deter t. jimmy le alan doug has more. from manila, it's important to look back at why this was unilaterally abrogated by president rodrigo that there in the 1st place. it was at the time when he's long time 8 and former police chief was denied a u. s. visa by the us government, after its involvement into there is so called drug war that has killed thousands of filipinos in without ation. 30 unilaterally abrogated a visiting for this agreement with the u. s. long, probably all this partner, in se, asia, over the past few months, there have been efforts by the defense department in the philippines, by the foreign affairs secretary here to restore that the visit the for this agreement. it's critical because it means that us forces are allowed to continuously be present here, although on rotation, but the also increased operation between the 2 countries. it also means though, that durin

acapulco to manila in the china trade and they took with them la virgen de guadalupe, and la virgen de guadalupe made as much sense in the philippines as she did in méxico. so there's a great following and a great reverence for la virgen de guadalupe in manila as there is throughout europe. you go to the cathedral of notre-dame, and in one of the alcoves right in the main chapel of the notre-dame is again a shrine to la virgen de guadalupe. dolores huerta: we were both, you know, young, in our 30s, and i remember when caesar called me to his house. we were both working in los angeles at the time with the community service organization. and caesar called me to his house and darren helen, his wife, helen's kitchen, and he said to me, "you know, the farm workers will never have a union unless you and i do it." and i thought he was kidding, right? i started laughing. and then he said, "no, i'm very serious." and then in the next breath he said, "but we will not see a national farm workers union in our lifetime." and i said, "why, caesar?" he said, "because the growers are too rich, the

with another disaster jamal in dog and on jazeera manila. so ahead and i'll just sarah how the beliefs of indigenous children's ones dismissed as primitive becoming mainstream. and will tell, he was next for jeff pays off off the navy 3 decades as amazon and it's for denmark's coach opens up on the emotional rollercoaster. his plans have been on at euro 2020 ah, the hello there. it's a hot, dry picture across the levant and the middle east. we are going to see temperatures continue to climb. the mercury is expected to rise across q weight and into iran, as well as in iraq. if we look at the 3 day for baghdad, we could see a challenge to a record set last week, wednesday, we are likely to see 50 degrees celsius. so the heats continuing to build. but for the south, that is looking slightly cooler. we've got to southwest any wind bringing temperatures down for yemen. animal as well as the u. a. and cook top. we could see if you charlotte, wells, western areas of yemen, hedging up into saudi arabia. but for the very wet weather, we need to move

that doesn't have time to grieve before being hit with another disaster jamal in dog and on jazeera manila. now for centuries, the way of life of the my poochie was dismissed as primitive by many non indigenous to lands. but climate change and even the pandemic making people rethink the beliefs of the country's original inhabitants. our latin america, fillasy and human visited the community in long k to see why them up with a philosophy is becoming more mainstream. the other guy, the a tree is extraordinary in many ways and not just for the normal size or it's sharp and scale like leads. it grows very slowly and can live for up to a 1000 years, a prehistoric species in fact. but the idea is much more a little carryover an out academia is a sacred tree for us. it is our mother and father because it provides us when she with our food and sustenance. my dear remitted chill could be, is it the when she the name taken by the native butcher who live by the end these mountains for harvesting that god has fruit called the noon. she asks which permission and give thanks a 10 year you thank you for

and i'll just 0 manila the u. s. climate envoy, john kerry, is in moscow trying to encourage russia to cut its carbon emissions at the start of his 4 day visit. carrie met, foreign minister, said the lover of to discuss joint cooperation. john hall reports even as john kerry and sir gala rob met in moscow to align the countries positions on climate change, the fires raged all around them. in ne siberia where the permafrost is rapidly disappearing, forest fires, threatened homes, and villages june temperatures in both moscow and saint petersburg set new records, while temperatures north of the arctic circle approach. 30 degrees celsius in the united states to wildfires, destroyed homes in parts of california. state for the rest of the visit is an important signal for developing bilateral relations. lifting tensions for establishing work in areas where we can find common ground. the russian foreign minister knows the former us secretary of state. well, adela disagreed on march in the past. this time john kerry comes

well, that's good morning from jimmy, the allen dog, and she joyce's life from manila. and jimmy le, this would represent a complete about certain from the philippine president was behind this me then what does it say, but the dynamics in the region why it's important to look back at why this was unilaterally abrogated by president rodrigo that there in the 1st place it was at the time when he's long time 8 and former police chief was denied a u. s. visa by the u. s. government, after its involvement into there is so called drug war that has killed thousands of filipinos in without ation. but there is a unilaterally abrogated a visiting for this agreement with the u. s. long, probably all this partner, in se, asia, over the past few months, there have been efforts by the defense department in the philippines, by the foreign affairs secretary here to restore this. but what it's clear now is that, you know, the arrival of buzz us secretary lloyd austin, meeting president, would be good at their lead thursday night. and actually getting the commitment actually means that t

in decades. jimmy, the token reports from manila, the answered the call to serve their country, but for many that service was cut tragically short. 96 people were on board, the c 130 aircraft when it crashed in her law. more than 80 of them were newly trained soldiers about to report for their to her duty in one of the most militarized areas. in the southern philippines, the aircraft landed on sunday afternoon, the videos show crushed seconds later, the villagers raced the scene and helped to pull survivors from the burning wreckage. more than 50 people died and 40 others were injured, making. it was the worst military accidents in recent times. we are determined to find out what really transpired, according to available information. the aircraft followed the specified proper approach to speed. the landing spot. it followed all those protocol. the military says the pilots were very experienced and well rated and the aircraft still had 11000 flying hours left before it would have been retired. so what caused the plane to overshoot the runway remains for now a mystery. a select group of s

the move was on june, a visit to manila by us defense secretary lloyd austin. he's trying to both the ties between the 2 nations, a chance stagnated. during the presidency of rodrigo, $230.00 jimmy. the allen dog has more from manila, this agreement, this restoration would actually mean that all of the activities that have been scaled down to the president, the legal office, since he decided to pay, but the china will be restored. more importantly, these are, you know, u. s. s participation in the modernization of the philippine military, 300 bilateral exercises boosting of counterterrorism. operations in the southern region of mid the now and more importantly, maritime corporations in the south trying to see involving the philippines specifically because it holds the biggest number of territory in the south china sea. now, being threatened by china's expansion in many islands and reefs in bas bradley's, group of islands, the u. s. congress. as pastor bill boosting the number of visas for local allies who worked alongside american forces in afghanistan. it's fe

jim l as in dog and i'll jazeera manila, the u. k, as prime minister announced plans to lift most covered 19 restrictions in england in 2 weeks. while acknowledging that it could drive up infections. people wouldn't have to wear face masks in most places, all maintain social distancing from july 19th or as johnston says, the country will have to learn to live with the virus. tony going to go reports from london. on monday, a solemn start to the day for the prime minister, commemorating the 73rd birthday. if you case national health service, i've been event honoring the organisation and the efforts of its workers during the pandemic. that always took the prime minister's life nearly a year. and a half since cove, it arrived in the lockdown and restrictions that was since put in place have become part of daily life. but the time to discuss those protections is close by according to the government. because of the u. k. successful vaccination program, we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few

and i'll just 0 manila funny. the italian football teams returned home to a rapturous welcome after the score defeat in england on sunday to win the country's 1st european championship since 968. adam rainy reports now from rhode. it took more than half a century, but the jury have finally brought the european championship trophy back to italy rating through rome street. the team soaked up the adulation of his fellow italian . one of i wanted to lay, we want to decatur victory to you into the millions of phones in the whole world, who never left us alone accompanying us step by step. we'd love and passion his exciting journey kept office stella tournament that italy one after beating england and the be shoot out on sunday night. yeah. on monday morning. these fans were still taking in the sights after a night of celebration. they didn't want to let the moment go. i love the fact that all the whole teams stand united and they played as a team, not in the book, and it was the real, the transfer. despite concerns ove

ah, it has been particularly wet recently in the philippines in lusan, including in manila. and you can see why that's where the concentration of cloud is and therefore the biggest thunderstorms the same can be true is can be said feature around the south china sea that's affected vietnam. that's also true west and me and my but for borneo, java, for example. sumatra. it's actually relatively dry and has been for quite a few great days that is supposed to the dry season, but just hasn't shown as such. it, australia winters really dug in, that attempt has been dropping and we could have massive snow in the victorian house. has more to come. the wind is coming down this direction, but emanated actually from the cold surf. so it doesn't talk in any of the water from the land out of australia, a breezy and wet day in perth, on monday, the 20 degrees of time to get to choose day. the sun might be mobile $800.00 degrees. that camera holds on to only 14, and this is windy weather coming into adelaide and sydney coast or west victoria. but maybe news even gets it worst. maybe no sur

in manila, he met up with president rodrigo the 3rd day for 75 minutes. it was a critical face to face meeting between representatives of 2 countries, the highest official of the by the administration to ever visits since president biden was worn into office. meeting with the president was basically beside that since he was foreign into office in 2016. but he, the country was going to distance itself from its long standing. i like the united states and pivot closer to china. as we can remember, president rodrigo, the very, unilaterally abrogated the visiting for disagreement last year, which was originally signed in 1998 after his own light and police chief was denied the un visa for his involvement in the war on drugs in the philippines. now during a press conference between secretary austin and his counterpart secretary lorenzo. and here in manila, they spoke about the prospect or renewed partnership. they talked about about $300.00 exercises over the next year between the 2 countries. there will be an involvement of the u. s. on the modernization plan

with another disaster jamal in dog and on jazeera manila follicle storm elsa is making land fall in cuba . it's bringing strong winds of nearly 95 kilometers an hour and heavy rain forecasters are warning of flash flooding and month slides alpha. also back several of the caribbean islands killing at least 3 people. officials in florida. i have confirmed 3 more deaths from a partial building collapses, search and rescue efforts resume. their work was paused as engineers demolished. what was left of the apartment blocking side on sunday night that opened up new areas to rescue is beth toll now, fans at 27 with a 118 still missing. and the galico is in sight. he says the risk of storm l so is being revised down. there will be still some impacts here in florida. high winds potentially heavy rain. again, quite typical for this year. we are in hurricane season after all, but it was over those things. partially that they made that decision on sunday night to demolish the rest of the champlain towers because they were worried about how the weather might affect their search and rescue operation.

volcano, saudi spewing theme and toxic gas, nearly $15000.00 people from villages, south of capital manila are being moved to safe areas. jamila island again reports from the cavalcade and then she is time for those who live in conceal your municipality about a 120 kilometers south of manila. they only have a few hours to secure their belongings and move to a see for area. the nearby to al volcano spewed black plumes on thursday afternoon, a situation people here a role too familiar with them. and we also don't seem to see in the creation centers, so we'll stay with our relatives. early last year to albuquerque, new erupted and displaced more than a $100000.00 people. it was soon followed by the corona virus pandemic. and the months long locked down made it nearly impossible for people who are dependent on fishing and tourism to earn a living. the town of the rail is where hundreds of people went, emailed the re, it says it hurts to see her children suffer this way lower than the i don't really know what to say anymore. i'm just praying. it's a really difficult situation. across the hall,

and i'll jazeera manila. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. us media reports say afghan interpreters who helped us forces are on their way to america, along with their family members, with thousands more still waiting in a contest on to see if and when they'll become eligible for the special program.

small has blankets had manila with people there worn to stay indoors. jamila and doug and sent us this report from an evacuation center and saw near the volcano. we are in an elementary school which has been turned into a temporary evacuation sensor. they were evacuated here, late thursday. would folk into those have been displaced? most of them are women and children, their husbands, their brothers, are going back to their villages to secure their lives, off and whatever is left of their belongings. and they say all those, they are grateful that they are in a place that is considered a safe zone. they're also anxious of the uncertainty of when they're able to return to their home over coven, 900 protocols in shelters, and their livelihoods as well. this situation is all too familiar when the album came erupted early last year. more than a 100000 residents were this place. the option was followed by a panoramic which meant the coastal communities which are dependent on agriculture and to resume for their livelihood was shut down for many months. and so the government understands the di

and a smog has also blanketed manila, the capital chima that window, again, has more from town near the volcano. health workers, whether experts have also recorded, you know, one of the highest levels of so for oxide emissions this week. this is why a lot of communities are living. you're been advised to where you know masks and to stay indoors. but this is quite difficult because about 2 towns have been evacuated since yesterday. that's about 14000 residents, about 400 families now scattered, taking shelter in about 11 evacuation centers. such teams have resumed work at the collapse building in miami, with more than 140 people still missing. the trampling towers came down a week ago. president joe biden visited the sizing that relatives of victims and emergency crews, at least 18 people have not been confirmed. dead celebrations on canada day have been new should and multiple rallies held instead expressing solidarity with indigenous people. this comes after more than a 1000 unmarked graves were discovered it form indigenous residential schools. in recent weeks. one of the 1st ever wom

they smoke as also blanks in manila with residence their world to stay in doors. rescue workers are resuming the surface of ives in florida. we come to the champlain towers collapse earlier president biden visited the site and that relatives of victims and emergency teens . 145 people remain unaccounted for and at least 18 people are confirmed. that celebrations on canada day have been muted, and multiple rallies held in said, expressing solidarity with indigenous people is come to more than a 1000 a month. res were discovered at former indigenous residential schools in recent weeks. bushy politics stories on a website on their dot com more news and half now next earth thrive to stay with us . after a year absence, one of the world's most famous film festivals is bought with moth mandatory for all social distance thing in place. and some country fam, from attending all together, can the glamorous so peace event recreate the magic of the knife coverage of the can film festival on out his air as i 3 quarters of orlando nurse or no currently affected by human nativity. the few remaining pockets

i'm joined now from manila by richard had daddy and he's an analyst, an author of numerous books. i'm, i say, including a shows new battlefield, us china, and the struggle for western pacific. richard, welcome. the 2016 ruling went in the philippines, his favor. why has it not been able to exercise its sovereignty? was scarborough shoals well as far as international law is concerning, the problem always was enforcement. it's also a question of diplomacy. how do countries that when international arbitration against super powers, like china, how the, how did they leverage that legal victory or legal warfare to gain actually concessions on the ground? so i think the probably indicates that the philippines was that it legally was able to invalidate the bulk of trying to claim across up to 85 percent of the south china sea and international water. we're talking about trying to 9 the line and historic rights claims. but the problem was that, you know, the arbitration case was initiated by the former been ignored administration, which are the liberal american friend the reform he said mi

i'm joined now from manila by richard hid daddy, and he's an analyst, an author of numerous books. i'm, i say, including a shares new battlefield, us china, and the struggle for western pacific. richard, welcome. the 2016 ruling went in the philippines this favour. why has it not been able to exercise its sovereignty? was scarborough shoals well as far as international law is concerning, the problem always was enforcement. it's also question of diplomacy. how do countries that when international arbitration against super powers, like china, how the, how did they leverage that legal victory or legal warfare to gain actually concessions underground? so i think the probably in the case of the philippines was that it legally was able to invalidate the bulk of trying its claims across up to 85 percent of the south china sea and international water. we're talking about trying to 9 the line and historic rights claims. but the problem was that, you know, the arbitration case was initiated by the former been ignored administration, which are the liberal american friend the reform he said mi

south of the capital manila you'd have been showing signs of recovery over the past few months. but last thursday, volcanic activity is threatening livelihoods. once again, people here say they're grateful, they're able to work. many of them had to borrow money to start over again, and they remain deep in debt. they say they can't afford another. closer to all the kena spewed toxic black plumes on thursday afternoon, prompting the local government to move people living within the 7 to monitor danger zone. more than 14000 have been taken to the temporary shelters, many of whom are depended on fishing for their livelihood. an hour away in the least, a popular tourist destination concealed the give ada is doing all she can to keep her 3 year old. lucy, the homey, we're really in there a little off. what gives me gone, i have a responsibility to my staff. and also, i just like to court, i like i'm just like to, to serve people. many businesses here had closed, but there are those remain defiant. and hopeful that better days will come once again jim lynn dog and i'll 0 lisa batangas,

let's go knives to 2000000 and doug and who is in manila miller? what more do we know? well came, what we know is that the c 130 took off at around 11 30 am local time from our province, which is one of the biggest cities in the southern region of min been now. and it was according to the secretary of defense, figured in a landing miss have a few hours later it landed in for the cool, which is the next found after hello. we were told that medieval medical evacuation helicopters are, are on their way. and those who are have been recovered to are injured or being taken to the nearest military station hospital in law. those who are critically injured will be fluent, isn't born the city, which is the biggest city closest to her law. according to the government, the latest numbers show that 17 bodies have been pulled out around, 40 have been injured, but that number may rise. the fear that some bodies may be pulled out in the coming hours. now, a law is the most militarized area in the southern philippines. it's home to thousands of troops and also home to several arm groups

jim l as in dog and jazeera manila, a rab public rift is opened up between saudi arabia and it's m r r t allies over a crucial oil deal. the opec floss the lines of oil producing countries meeting again on monday, the u. e. a poses a push by the others to raise output. production's been inching up since being flashed last year when the pandemic crushed demand. saudi arabia has called for rationality and compromise. view e insist it's been patient enough. manisha had a tech in is an international oil and energy consultants, and a former research officer at opec in vienna. he says it's likely the disagreement has more to do with regional politics. so i think these issues show that the 8 is trying to be a more and more independent. it's oil decision making, his own policy. so when i worked, you know, picks the years ago the gulf group were under the wing and the leadership of saudi arabia as to policy issues which should be discussed all the time within the country. they used to follow line. and i agree with what solid did so that it was the leader. and, but examples that we are now see

this is about 40 miles south of manila. all is really one of the world's smallest active volcanoes is only about a 1000 feet tall, but in january of last year, an eruption there sent ash and steam as high as 10 miles into the sky with ash falling as far away as manila. officials have warned residents that this eruption could be even more hazardous and that takes your business for this friday night. yes, it does make it to friday friday night of a holiday weekend. we hope you have a nice evening, everybody. we're back tonight at 8 o'clock, night. all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something for our f

jim l as in dog and 0, manila police in thailand of fire water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets to stop anti government protesters from marching to the prime minister's office. 100 defined to corona virus restrictions to take part in the demonstrations in bangkok. they blame the government from mismanaging upon damage. they also want the budget reduced for the royal family. and the military. for many decades, native american children in the united states were forcibly sent to government run boarding schools. it was an effort to assimilate them into the broader european base society that had taken their lands. some know, call it a deliberate effort at cultural genocide in south dakota. one indigenous community has reclaim the remains of the children who died in the schools. rob reynolds reports. with the sound of drums and prayer songs the remains of 90 congo or yacht de la hotel children returned home to their native land. their story is a long and painful one, stretching back over 140 years, be a lot of sadness here today. beginning in 1879 native children from the cota and other