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Here are today’s headlines – the latest news in the Philippines and around the world:

- Duterte to ICC investigators: Hurry up before I die
- Duterte admits police reward for 'crimes solved,' but withholds source of fund
- At COP29, PH formalizes host duties of Loss and Damage Fund Board
- How South Korean coffee drinkers and BTS’ V are helping drive Jollibee’s growth
- Margielyn Didal returns from injury, rules Buenos Aires skateboarding tourney


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00:00Today on Rappler
00:14Former President Rodrigo Duterte tells the International Criminal Court to hurry up before
00:19he dies.
00:20Rodrigo Duterte tells legislators he gave out rewards for his war on drugs for big crime
00:24solved.
00:25The Philippines signs a deal at COP29 to host the Lost and Damaged Fund Board.
00:30South Korean coffee drinkers in view of BTS help drive Jollibee's growth.
00:34And it's a triumphant comeback for the Philippines' top skateboarder Marjolaine Dedal as she rules
00:39over a Buenos Aires skateboarding event.
00:43Former President Rodrigo Duterte says the International Criminal Court should hurry
00:47up with its probe of the killings under his war on drugs and the Davao death squad.
00:51In fact, Duterte's government exerted all efforts to block the ICC probe, starting with
01:10pulling out the Philippines as an ICC member.
01:12Dalia Cuartero, the mother of Jesus, who was killed in a police operation in 2019,
01:17says she would prefer that Duterte face the ICC, citing the politicized justice in the
01:22country.
01:23Kabataan Partylist First Nominee Renee Koh calls on the Marcos government not to drop
01:27the ball, noting the prime suspect is presenting himself to the ICC on a silver platter.
01:34Former President Rodrigo Duterte tells legislators he gave out rewards for his war on drugs but
01:39claims it was not a prize for killing but for big crime solved.
01:58Legislators also ask, was there a minimum P20,000 reward for every kill?
02:27Regarding the source of the reward money, Kabataan Rep. Raul Manuel asks if these so-called
02:32peace and order funds came from confidential and intelligence funds.
02:51The Philippines signs a host country agreement with the Loss and Damage Fund Board at the
02:55United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP29.
02:58Environment Secretary Tony Yululoy-Zaga, who heads the Philippine delegation in Baku, Azerbaijan,
03:04says living with the risks and loss and damage has been part of the Philippine history as
03:08an archipelago.
03:16The fund will pour money into countries suffering from climate change that can't be addressed
03:20by mitigation or adaptation measures.
03:23COP29 President Mukhtar Babayev says the fund will be able to flow by 2025.
03:28Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed a law last August to allow the board
03:32to operate in the Philippines.
03:34The board is composed of 12 representatives from developed countries and another 14 from
03:38developing nations.
03:41South Korean coffee drinkers envy of BTS help drive Jollibee's growth.
03:46Jollibee Foods Corporation's newly acquired low-cost Compose Coffee added 500 million
03:51pesos to its third-quarter earnings.
03:53Compose Coffee was acquired by Tony Tan Kak-Tiong-led JFC last July for 329 billion Korean won,
04:00or around 13.9 billion pesos.
04:03South Korea ranks third globally in terms of coffee consumption per capita.
04:07Compose comes in second among the big three low-cost coffee franchises in South Korea,
04:12with 2,580 stores as of end September.
04:15Its flagship product, Americano Iced Coffee, sells for 1,500 Korean won, or around 62 pesos.
04:22Aside from the price point, the rise of Compose Coffee is attributed to endorser V of Korean
04:27boy band BTS.
04:28Fashion magazine L'Officiel says the choice of V led to more than 2 million new users
04:32on Compose Coffee's app.
04:36After a rough patch, the Philippines' top skateboarder completes a triumphant comeback.
04:40Marjolaine Dedal captures the Red Bull Buenos Aires Conquest Women's Division Championship
04:45after recovering from an ankle injury.
04:47Dedal bested the Netherlands' Rose Schwetzelt in the finale, where skaters had three minutes
04:52to showcase their skills on the course.
04:54The former Asian Games champion overcame an elite field, which includes Argentina's Aldana
04:58Bertran and Brazil's Leticia Buffoni in the qualifying round, and Argentinian Camila Cáceres
05:04in the semifinals.
05:05The fourth edition of the global skating competition featured riskier tricks in a custom-designed
05:10skatepark that showcased the culture and history of the host city.
05:14Buenos Aires is the final stop of the global competition that rolled in Paris, Lisbon and
05:19Rio de Janeiro.
05:22And that's today's Wrap, I'm Cara Oliver, thank you for watching.
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