i managed to speak to rodrigo duterte when he returned from his apec summit. i asked them how the meeting went with donald trump. he said they had eight warm and friendly discussion. donald trump congratulated him on his handling of marawi and the drug problem, as he said. when i asked him if he would talk about the extrajudicial killings and executions during the war on drugs, rodrigo duterte said they would not be talking about this. this goes against what the white house has said. the white house press team put out a statement saying donald trump will ask about the extrajudicial killings. we will see what happens in the next few days to bite and you yourself will go to the embassy with expectations of more anti—us protesting today. —— days. what are people protesting about? have they become violent? let's not forget the philippines was a subject of america about one century ago. now, we are seeing many people coming to the american embassy this morning. it will be the biggest protest in the last three days. they will talk about the policies and the ki

president rodrigo duterte‘s drug war has been controversial. it has claimed thousands of lives, and leaders gathered for a gala dinner in manila. they signed a number of trade agreements with hong kong at the time, and as you can see, they are all arriving. canadian leader justin trudeau has just walked through the door, as they begin the asean summit, being greeted by his counterpart, rodrigo duterte of the philippines. and we can speak now to howard johnson, who is actually in manila. he is at the us embassy at the moment where we can see some protest is going on behind you, howard. can you tell us about those protests 7 howard. can you tell us about those protests? because we know this is president trump's last day in asia, he is winding up his tour. yes, we have actually just moved he is winding up his tour. yes, we have actuallyjust moved a mile or so have actuallyjust moved a mile or so away from the embassy, to an area where the protesters will begin their march towards the embassy this morning. these are left—wing groups. we have got

how do you expect donald trump to get on with rodrigo duterte? so far, they seem to be getting on swimmingly. they met — i was in the room last evening when they shook hands and gathered for so—called family photos before having dinner. president trump was sitting next to president rodrigo duterte and looked like they were having a good time for the limited amount of time we were allowed in the room and able to observe them. and we don't expect that the president, in any strong terms, some of his predecessors may have brought up the issue of human rights. that will be a good thing for rodrigo duterte, who has been under pressure for his extrajudicial killings. by some estimates, thousands have been killed with the consent of president duterte. rewinding to sunday and the flurry of tweets coming from president donald trump, is there any sense with the travelling administration that he has changed the tone, given he was so well—behaved? suddenly, we got a flurry of angry messages. has it cast a shadow in any way? he put things off message. th

rodrigo duterte: now there are 3 million, what it is, 3 million drug addicts. i'd be happy to slaughter them. >> my son is not a dog. sharyl: how many people have been killed because they are drug users or drug pushers since >> antonio trillanes: by our own estimates and projections, it has exceeded 10,000. sharyl: is president duterte a popular president? harry roque: well, i think americans will have difficulty trying to understand why the president remains as wildly popular as he is today. donald trump: i am officially united states. sharyl: the big miss started from day one. commentator: he might be leading the republican ticket. [laughter] anchor: i know you don't believe that. sharyl: how do you explain to them that maybe we didn't see what was going on around us in front of our nose? frank sesno: i say we didn't see what was going on around us in front of our nose. scott thuman: for more than 100 hass, the french icon instilled parisians with pride and left tourists overwhelmed. after a series of terror attacks, these metal barricades went up. and while

rodrigo duterte did not take kindly to that. supposedly we are hearing, trump does not plan to bring up human rights with rodrigo duterte, but if you saw the body language between the two gentlemen this morning, weather donald trump was just tired after so many days on the road, there was not a lot of them and vigor between the two gentlemen. we understand donald trump opportunity to resolve territorial disputes in the south china sea. tell us what that says about wider visions for the area. >> this was an off-the-cuff comment in hanoi before coming to manila, made mentioned to the counterparts that he could be a mediator or arbitrator in the disputes among nations in the south china sea. whether that will be a real commitment to being involved in southeast asia and a repave it sia, that is a bit of wordstch given the harsh against china's policies in the south china sea. china would probably not welcomed donald trump as a mediator. we also heard from rodrigo duterte saying let's not talk about it. we run the risk of causing con

and rodrigo, thank you very much for the way you treated all of us. thank you. >> well, you've been listening to the u.s. president, donald trump, speaking there just moments ago in the philippines capital at an asean summit, a summit gathering the leaders of southeast asian nations. now several things that mr. trump said that we heard throughout his trip really. first of all, mentioning the indo-pacific region a number of times. that's a word we've heard throughout the trip. of course this part and parcel of the new u.s. strategic vision for that region in opposition to mr. obama's pivot towards asia. mr. trump calling that the indo-pacific region. also heaping praise on his host, the philippines president rodrigo duterte saying, quote, you were fantastic. referring to the welcome ceremony that mr. trump received last night. and another theme that we've heard throughout this trip when mr. trump has been addressing foreign leaders, saying that -- well, heaping praise on himself. saying that the stock market in the u.s. has been doing better than it ha

and that meeting with rodrigo duterte. controversial drug war happening in the philippines. >> hallie i just want to interrupt you. i'm going to interrupt you for a second. we're seeing president trump now. he's meeting with the leaders as duterte here. and if you would, can you tell us the significance of president trump coming to the philippines? he extended his trip for one day to go to the asean summit meeting. so what is the significance of him coming to the philippines? >> forgive me because i don't have a monitor here. so i'm not looking at the video of president trump arriving here as you are. please interrupt me if you see anything notable. you talk about the president extending his trip. it's to attend the east asian summit. he'd come under fire for not attending that. he was going to asean but not this other one. he ended up extending the trip in order to do that. he said himself and his officials had said that he had come under a little bit of pressure or at least had been cajoled into it by other leaders who a

yesterday he arrived in the philippines where he met rodrigo duerte. president trump also faced several other key issues during his travel, the ongoing nuclear stand off with north korea. and russia interference in the 2016 election. >> we want progress, not provocation. we have been provoked -- >> reporter: president trump talking about north korean nuclear and missile tests did some old provoking of his own on twitter. why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old mr. trump tweeted when i would never call him short and fat. at a press conference with vietnam's president, he was asked if belligerence can change to friendship. >> stranger things have happened. >> after a meeting with vladimir putin, the president said he believed putin's claim that russia did not meddle in the 2016 election. today mr. trump tried to clarify. >> i believe he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election. as to whether i believe it or not, i'm with our agencies. >> reporter: only yesterday the president cast doubt on the intelligence agencies assessment. th

among the meetings, a controversial one with the host rodrigo duterte. they say he's behind the kill g killings of thousands of drug dealers and killers and he has praised his strategy. >> he said something about you handle it very well. >> the talk of the drug war came up briefly but mr. trump ignored questions about that. >> we've had a great relationship. it's been very successful. >> earlier in the day he met with his counterparts in japan and australia. he said the focus of the meeting was the same as the focus of his entire trip which he'll expound on wednesday at the white house. >> it will be very spefing as to trade and a lot of other things. >> he calls this a very fruitful trip. he boasts of sales for u.s. manufacturers. he appears to be countering nonbinding agreements for potential deals along with some signed contracts that had been previously announced. >>> well, this morning three u.s. aircraft carriers are sailing off the eastern coast of south korea, part of a joint naval exercise described as a warning to north korea. the drill includi

he arrived in the philippines yesterday, where he was welcomed by president rodrigo duerte. since taking power last year, president duterte has unleashed a brutal war on drugs in his country. the 72-year-old is known for bragging about his violent methods. he told an audience he murdered someone when he was a teenager. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first president trump also faced several key issues in his travel, the ongoing nuclear stand off with north korea, and lingering questions about russian interference in the 2016 election. major garrett is traveling with the president. >> we want progress, not provocation. we have been provoked. >> reporter: president trump talking about north korean nuclear and missile tests did some provoking of his own on twitter. after the north korean dictator called him a, quote, old lunatic. why would kim jong-un insult me by calling me old, he tweeted, when i would never call him short and fat. mr. trump was asked if belligerence could be replaced by friendship. >> i think anything's a possibility. strange things happen in life.

that is what the xi jinping, what vladimir putin, and that is what rodrigo duterte don't want. and so therefore we should be doing that because that actually has the potential of pushing them in much better directions. human rights conversations in private really mean very little and we can see that in our course of discussions with china. china has moved in all the wrong directions. we talk about talking to them in private. doesn't work. >> and the president is near the end of his asia trip. he met with xi jinping, abe. how did he do? has he scored any big wins? >> i think he scored big wins in both tokyo and seoul. china i thought he did pretty poorly. in hanoi, i thought he did well in terms of pushing american interests. we'll have to see what happens in manila. but i think he will do well here largely because he will talk about things that are important for the united states and i think the region will pretty much agree with him on much of this. so we'll have to see of course. but so far the trip has been okay. >> a pew research center polling shows the power of mr. trump'

everybody is looking at the meeting with rodrigo deter -- duterte. human rights groups around the world have been pointing the spotlight on this for well over a year now as duterte administration has targeted not only drug dealers but drug users as well with killings and overcrowding jails and it just has been a chorus of condemnation from across the world from human rights group. the white house says the president plans to bring that up with president duterte but how does he do that? does he make a public statement about that? the interesting more so because the white house also says that president trump has a warm rapport with the president of the philippines and so how does that complicate this issue moving forward and how willing will president trump be to address these allegations? we are expecting some protests during the day here in manila. small protests today. a hundred to 200 protesters clashing with the speak and expect the numbers to grow tomorrow and on the streets tomorrow and wait and see how forceful president trump will bring up the

rodrigo detector and that was something u.s. president donald trump failed to do and it led to angry scenes in manila protesters called for trump to go home after he failed to condemn the ted says brutal war on drugs the crowds burned a giant u.s. flag. and twelve day trip to asia has been his longest foreign try yet it was aimed at getting support from allies and pressuring north korea to give up its nuclear program his committee how could reports. he promised to speak frankly to the chinese reassure japan over is north korean fears and deliver a strong message on trade in the end president donald trump's messages were muddled at best. on his trip to tokyo trump checked all the right boxes on security in north korea visiting with families of people abducted by the regime but will alain japan's fears about a north korean attack he later insulted kim jong un personally in a tweet even suggesting in the same tweet he may someday want to meet the north

. ♪ ♪ >>> president trump in manila side by side with controversial philippine president rodrigo duterte while outside protesters made their feelings known. >> overnight a powerful earthquake strikes along the iran/iraq border. scores are killed and injured. >> if you are flying over the holidays, listen up. we've got new information that will save you time and money. >> and then a quick reacting truck driver saves the day. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. president trump is in the philippines today winding down his 12-day asia trip. the trip focused on garnering support for united front against north korea's nuclear threats and new trade deals with countries in the region. and a brief meeting with vladimir putin put it back into the headlines. kelly o'donnell brings us the latest from manila. >> reporter: the president's final stop and the first large-scale protest of his asia tour. spilling out in the streets near the u.s. embassy in manila, water canons kept them back. here to attend a second economic summit, wearing traditional

president's asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the philippines controversial president rodrigo to terror to go to manila for the latest. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visits abbas alone for the first time since imposing direct rule and as regional elections loom. spain's economic recovery to removing pro independence parties from power. plus a first for the arab world the louvre abu dhabi opened its doors to the public the billion dollar project promises to act as a bridge between east and west through the medium of. the money welcome to the program president donald trump has arrived in manila it's the last leg of his asia tour the most ambitious trip by a u.s. . in decades trump was welcomed by his host philippines president for drink go to tetter the u.s. president is in manila to attend the summit of asia pacific leaders a one on one with the filipino leader is also expected to take place. when are joined by correspondent ana santos who is in manila and it's good to see you so trump and the meeting separately what's the aim of that meeting. where they are supposed to

more than twelve thousand killings extradition executions linked to this war on drugs and president rodrigo to terror today has enthusiastically incited and instigated these killings now these killings could very well constitute crimes against humanity so this budding romance between trump and do terror today and this diplomatic trump is giving to terror today he's dealing with a likely future crimes against humanity suspect so that makes this meeting even more. awkward and odious than it already is ok what about public support to territories war on drugs that have a lot of public support initially what are your research findings showing right now in terms of public backing for the war on drugs in the philippines. look it's unquestionable that the thirty eight percent of the filipino a lecturer at that voted to tear it say into power in may of twenty sixteen that he retains really strong support among second statement c. but we have to take a look at the numbers there you know president territories popularity ratings actually have started to decline since there has been very disturbing evid

asia tour and all eyes will be on how he deals with the for the philippines controversial president rodrigo detects a also coming up seven on his former prime minister speak side saying he will come home soon saad hariri rejects claims that he's being held against his will by saudi arabia. and in formula one sebastian fattal restores ferrari private with a victory at the brazilian grand prix we have all the trails i'm still on sunday's race. i mounted on a welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has arrived in manila on the last leg of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by a u.s. leader to the region and decades and an ambitious agenda he was welcome to the philippines by his host president rodrigo detest hey it's who will attend the asean so much of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold by the talks. the protesters were ready for him flag burning and band trumped chance met by police water cannons in manila president trump has arrived in the philippines the last stop on his five country twelve day visit to asia. at the dinner the mood was considerab

will he confront rodrigo duterte other his brutal drug war. also tonight we take you inside the philippines controversial-- that has left thousands dead. >> we're seeing results of duterte's war on drugs and his pledge to kill, to slaughter all drug users. >> quijano: one week after the texas church massacre, the healing begins with an emotional sunday service. the overwhelming moment a widow looks into the face that used to belong to her husband. and vietnam graffiti, the messages of young men heading off to war, for some it's an emotional trip into the past. >> what can i say. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump is in the philippines tonight, the last stop on his tour of asia. he's at a summit hosted by president rodrigo du terlte, a controversial u.s. ally overseeing a brutal war on drugs in his country. a key issue on the trip has been north korea. the u.s. military this weekend staged a powerful and well-timed show of force with other allies in the region. three u.s. aircraft carri

president in decades trump was welcomed by his host philippines president rodrigo detector the u.s. president is in manila to attend the asean summit of asia pacific leaders a one on one with the filipino leader is also expected to take place. when are joined by correspondent ana santos who's in manila it's good to see you so trump and richard meeting separately what's the aim of that meeting where they are supposed to have a bilateral meeting to discuss economic ties and also counterterrorism measures but i have to tell you that you know this brewing bromance between the two world leaders is something that's wildly kind of well the anticipated here we saw this bromance kind of starting dring the campaign period there was a lot of similarities between the two world leaders they're both around the seamy have much younger partners they both have an intolerance for dissent and they both have a disdain for media you know that character was often called trump of the east and it was a title that he kind of welcomed he said that oh trump and i are the same we both like to curse all this br

donald trump is set to meet the controversial leader of the philippines, rodrigo duterte. the former prime minister of lebanon, saad hariri, has spoken publicly for the first time since his surprise resignation. the prince of wales leads tributes to the fallen. this year, queen elizabeth watches the ceremony from a nearby balcony. iran's media are reporting that 61 people have been killed and more —— iran's media are reporting that 120 people have been killed and more than 300 injured in an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3. the quake hit the border area between iran and iraq, around 30km south of the iraqi town of halabja. it has caused extensive damage with 16 deaths in the kurdistan region. the quake was so powerful, it was felt as far away as lebanon and turkey. andrew plant has more. the aftermath of an earthquake here, that struck after dark. for rural villages in the affected areas, the searches beginning in torchlight for any survivors that might be buried in the fallen buildings. the shocks were felt in towns, too. people out for the evening running to safety

amy: what is the name that people have for donald trump and rodrigo duterte day? third trumphem the because they're basically of the same old. amy: we're talking with tetet lauron with e-bonn international. we're also joined by a fiji islander and a pacific climate warrior. let's now pivot into the issue of climate. we will stay with you tetet. how does climate affect the philippines and what are you calling for here at the u.n. climate summit? >> the philippines has always been a poster child of the climate change. as you said, especially during cop, one big typhoon hits our country and earthquake strikes affecting millions. at this cop, we're hoping and calling on governments to be accountable, number one, to make good on the promises that they made two years ago in paris. and number two, because what they put in as pledges and the paris agreement is not enough because it is still going to bring is anywhere between three to seven degrees warming. we are calling on them to increase the level of ambition. no urgency and try to do everything they could to avoid run

the main photo shows the us president linking arms with rodrigo duterte during the opening ceremony. meanwhile, the state—run newspaper the china daily has more on beijing beginning talks with members of asean on a code of conduct in the south china sea. the paper claims beijing aims to peacefully resolving the issue. china claims almost all of the south china sea. the south china morning post reports pro—independence groups across hong kong are reviving a drive to promote the city's separation from mainland china. student leaders have vowed more activism after an earlier campaign fizzled out. back to our top story and our special report on the thousands of is fighters and family members who are believed to have escaped raqqa through a deal brokered by us—backed syrian partners on the ground. robert ford is the former us ambassador to syria. he says he is fighters heading to europe present a real risk. some of them were trying to get to germany, some made it to north—western syria to another rebel safe haven from which they could more easily cross into turkey. absolutely ther

. >> rodrigo. >> reporter: president trump meeting with president rodrigo due tear toe but not dwelling auto his bloody human rights record. sarah sanders saying human rights briefly came up in the philippines fight against illegal drugs. a spokesman for duterte saying otherwise. >> no. that issue was not raised. however, the president explained in length his war against drugs. >> reporter: duterte's aides stood and blocked cameras. he made clear he wanted to meet behind closed doors, channeling trump by calling out the media, referring to them as spies. >> i would like to reference media to leave us alone. you may leave the room. >> reporter: white house aides were anxious about visiting the philippines, but president trump came to amplify his message on trade and north korea. he stood alongside duterte grimacing during a ritual photograph. he travels through five asian capitals. >> i've been received like nobody has ever been received. that is a sign of respect for me a little bit but our country. and i'm really proud of that. >> reporter: outside the economic summit, a reality check.

where us president trump will meet with the philippine leader, rodrigo duterte. earlier, leaders gathered at a gala dinner in manila and signed trade agreements with hong kong, in what one chinese officials called a vote against rising regional trade protectionism. a strong earthquake measuring 7.3 has hit the border area in northern iraq and iran, killing dozens of people. the epicentre was close to the iraqi—kurdish city of halabja. and this video is trending on bbc.com: it shows dramatic pictures of a burning oil pipeline in bahrain that has caused a diplomatic spat. bahrain says iran is behind the explosion. iran has dismissed the allegation. more on this story at bbc.com. that is all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the husband of a british—iranian woman being held in prison in tehran says she has found lumps in her breasts and has been seen by a specialist. now on bbc news: all the latest business news live from singapore. more new passenger on board. riot hailing firm uber strikes and investment deal with japan's s

rodrigo duterte would almost certainly click the heart under that tweet. according to the committee to protect journalists, dozens -- duterte himself justified killing reporters last year, saying, quote just bah you are a journalist does not mean you are exempt from assassination. freedom of expression cannot help you if you've done something wrong. earlier this year, a former filipino policeman admitted an assassination of an journalist in 2003, an assassination that the former police officer claimed hat been ordered and paid for by then mayor rodrigo duterte, a charge that duterte denies. that's the guy who made president trump chuckle when he called u.s. journalists spies. it reminded us of the moment in this year when the amir of kuwait attacked reporters and president trump by his side said this. >> and i'm very, very honored and happy to know that you have problems with the media also. >> we don't know what at that moment was in the head of the amir of kuwait, where journalists are jailed or exiled for what they write or what philippine authoritarian

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rodrigo y ricardo tienen su puesto de elotes cerca lugar donde todo ocurrió... sot 00:42 -00:50 rodrigo bonilla comerciante "de hecho si me inquieta un poco porque más que nada ponen en peligro mi integridad y yo como soy padre de familia no quiero faltar para mis hijas" 00:52 -00: 59 sot ricardo zapata comerciante "al mismo tiempo tenemos que estar preparados por cualquier amenaza y lo que pueda pasar" cuentan los testigos que abordo de la camioneta blanca contra la que el sospechoso disparó iba una familia completa. padre madre y dos hijos y que una de las balas fue encontrada al interior del vehículo cerca a los pequeños. el comportamiento del sospechoso descrito como un hombre hispano de 40 años de cinco pies y 10 pulgadas de estatura y aproximadamente 250 libras de peso inquieta. sot si como le digo cada cosa nunca podemos estar listos para cosas así pero nomás hay que estar más alerta con la gente que pasa sus actitudes y todo eso sot si yo pienso que mejor deberían mejor a comer sus tacos y sus elotes más tranquilos ---una mujer que conducia un

he meant with rodrigo duterte and got a kick out of his counterpart shurting down the press. >>> former intelligence officials are concerned the u.s. president is being manipulated. >>> after trading more school yard insults with kim jong-un trump says expect a major announcement on north korea. good morning everyone. it's monday, november 1th. i'm eamon noyldin. >> the president sparked confusion and criticism with comments he made to reporters following a private meeting with russian president vladimir putin at the apec summit in vietnam on saturday. when asked if russia's attempt to interfere in the u.s. election came up in the conversation, trump responded "every time he sees me he says "i didn't do that" and i believe, i really believe that when he tells me that, he means it." the president criticized members of the u.s. intelligence community saying "i mean, give me a break, they're political hacks. you have brennan, you have clapper and you have comey. you look at that and you have president putin vehemently says he had nothing to do with that. now you're not going to get into an

and the relationship with rod rodrigo duterte has a lot of folks saying, i don't know how to take this. because the controversial drug war, the extrajudicial killings in the philippines, authoritarian. he's talked about the assassination of journalists in the past, yet president trump had only kind things to say, at least publicly. listen. >> we've had a great relationship. this has been very successful. rodrigo, i would like to commend you on your success as asean chair at this very critical moment in time. and i want to thank you for your incredible hospitality. and the show last night, talent at that show, i assume mostly from the philippines, was fantastic. and you were fantastic, also, very much from the philippines. >> reporter: and just to underscore this relationship, duterte to one point took to the stage and serenaded donald trump that included the lyric, i'm paraphrasing, you are the light of my life, half of my heart. that happened. and you also got the president, not talking about human rights publicly, but instead in this meeting between the two, talking about isis, illeg

president met with philippine president rodrigo duterte. the leaders did not talk about the dead drug war. their talk focused on illegal drugs and trade. >> arlington county police searching for 28-year-old kate hawald. according to family she has a medical condition requiring treatment and has been without her treatment since she vanished from her home on thursday. if you have any information about her whereabouts, please call police. >> montgomery county executive ike leggett set to sign the $15 an hour minimum wage bill into law. leggett is expected to sign the bill around noon today. the county's current minimum wage is $11.50. the $15 minimum wage will be implemented by 2022 for large employers and 2024 for for smaller employers. >> thank you for joining us. >> erin como on the roads, mike thomas talking weather. good morning. >> good morning. new work week a little wet around the d.c. area and especially for those of you waking up to the east of town. won't last all day t he futurecast. 6:00 a.m. the rain pretty much starting to move

rodrigo duterte. once praised by president trump for doing "an unbelievable job on the drug problem." he launched his war last year. >> i will kill you. >> reporter: targeting drug pushers and users. human rights groups outraged. >> you keep on killing and killing people. you think drugs will just stop? >> reporter: squadrons of police patrol slums nightly, their guns responsible for up to half the deaths. the police say every one of the 4,000 victims they admit killing was armed and resisting arrest. every one. critics want president trump to speak out. >> president trump and therefore the united states government is giving mr. duterte a blessing. president trump should call him out. >> reporter: unlikely, says duterte's spokesman. >> he has expressed approval, and i can't see why he would all of a sudden criticize it. >> reporter: white house officials say if president trump does talk human rights with duterte, he'll do it quietly. and that's unlikely to end the philippines' bursting jails or to sto

president's asia tour and all eyes will be on him and how he deals with the president of the philippines rodrigo detest and also coming up. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy visits barcelona for the first time since imposing direct rule on catalonia and as regional elections looms for hoylake spain's economic recovery to removing pro independence parties from power. and arnold schwarzenegger speaks hours at the u.n. climate summit here in germany the former cast of the big former california governor says environmentalists need to do more if they want to terminate global warming. i was on a welcome to the program u.s. presidents donald trump has a rives in manila on the last like of his official tour of asia it's the longest trip by u.s. leaders to the region and decades and has an ambitious agenda he was welcomed to the philippines by his host president's words rigo detent say the two will attend to the audience on most of asia pacific leaders and they're also expected to hold bilateral talks. the protesters were ready for him flag burning and band trumped chance met by police water cannons i

on monday, he was warmly received by philippine president rodrigo duterte. trump avoided openly criticizing duterte for his crackdown on drug trafficking, in which thousands of filipinos have been killed. trump flies back to the u.s. on tuesday. joining me in the studio is the program director at the aspen institute. good to have you back on the show. we have this marathon trip, 12 days. in the philippines, we have had trump meeting with the indian prime minister mr. modi, and yet the following assessment. president trump: it has been a great 12 days. we have had 12 days. i don't know how many days you have had there. a lot of great things have happened for our country, and i think for the world. a lot of elements were solved, or in the process of being sold. brent: bookkeeping we heard the adjective "great -- ok, we heard the adjective "great" a lot of times. do you agree? >> it has been a wake-up call for what the administration is looking like globally. the biggest take away was -- part of the transpacific partnership negotiations, to continue those negot

this is 19-year-old rodrigo first of several other ms 1 members to stab the victim to death with 15" knife a cording to documents the swrik tim was stabbed more tan 100 times, decapitated, dismembered and heart cut out of kheeingt and thrown into the predug grave in a wooded area of the park. the the victim remains unidentified and lopez rodrigo behi >> major backups on the beltway earlier tonight. over the scene in largo where the officer was responding to assistance call by maryland state police when his vehicle was struck by another car. the cruiser lost control and hit two more cars. they are to cut the cruiser doctor officer out of the cruiser. >> this is travel day of course for millions of people across the the quunty headed to destination. >> watt is the is live at international airport. lynntycy, what's going on. >> jim, sarah, if i was going out of some i would would like to ply out of reagan. what a good night despite the hype. no tsa lines and does he part tour boards every flight on time for tonight and tomorrow morning. it was buzzier here this morning and we can sew yo

donald trump meets the controversial leader of the philippines, rodrigo duterte. the former prime minister of lebanon, saad hariri, has spoken publicly for the first time since his surprise resignation. the prince of wales leads tributes to the fallen. this year, the queen watched the ceremony from a balcony for the first time.

donald trump is set to meet the controversial philippine leader rodrigo duterte. dozens of people are killed as a strong earthquake hits the border region between northern iraq and iran. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the agonising wait. asylum seekers on manus island share their fears, as they expect to be forcibly removed from the australian detention camp. winds of renaissance at mumbai's royal opera house. after decades of renovation, it stages its first italian opera.

so there you can see the president with, i believe, rodrigo duterte and they are posing for photos. we are not anticipating any remarks from the president but if we see new pictures, we'll bring them right to you. but in the meantime, welcome back to kasie dc. it's not every day that a sitting u.s. senator goes on trial for corruption and yet the case of bob menendez has gone largely under covered. >> i'm a firm believer in god. it is that faith that i believe will ultimately render verdict of not guilty and between that faith and my family, i've been a very blessed man. thank you. >> the democratic senator of new jersey is facing an 18-count federal indictment and is awaiting a jury's verdict. menendez is charged with accepting expensive gifts, like luxury vacations from a florida eye doctor and in exchange menendez used his office to influence business decisions. if he's convicted and forced to resign, new jersey's governor would pick his replacement. the timing here is very important because the current governor, chris christie, is a republican. come january 16th, the task of rep

at a gala dinner, he toasted the philippines' hard-line president rodrigo duterte. in vietnam, the president met briefly with russian president vladimir putin. he said one of the topics he discussed was russian meddling in the election. >> i believe that he feels he and russia did not meddle in the election. as to whether or not i believe it or not, i'm with our agencies, especially as currently constituted with their leadership. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence agencies have concluded russia did meddle in the 2016 election and putin ordered it. earlier on air force one the president described putin's words this way. "every time he sees me he says, 'i didn't do that,' and i really believe that when he tells me that, he means it." he also called the former heads of the top three intelligence agencies -- the cia, dni and fbi -- quote "political hacks." today the former director of the cia said president trump is giving putin a pass. >> i think it demonstrates to mr. putin that donald trump can be played by foreign leaders who are going to appeal to his ego and try to pl