bueno, esa fruta es de indonesia. hay frutas por ejemplo como el durian, que les voy a estar hablando más adelante. pero es una fruta súper exótica que no huele muy bien pero es rica. además utilizan mucho todo lo que es el coco, la leche de coco. dulces de coco, a los indones... a los indonesios les encanta los preparados con esta fruta tan deliciosa. fíjense estoy dorando acá. bien, tiene que separarse bien cada pedacito de... de tocineta. que nos quede bien dorado. esto lo vamos a estar aquí, pero mientras tanto mientras se dora bien. yo voy a colocar esta sartén a calentar un poquito porque necesitamos tener como parte de la reserva o la guarnición que tiene el nasi goreng es huevo frito. pero los huevos se hacen a manera de una tortilla, esto lo vamos a colocar por acá. y vamos a hacer como una especie de omelet. ¿okay? para luego picarla, desarmarla y va a ser parte de lo que vamos a utilizar como la guarnición. eso mientras se cocina, yo voy a proceder ahora a añadir el pollo. el pollo no tiene, ni

he spoke in indonesia the final stop of his first trip abroad since taking office last month. japan and china are at odds over islands in the east china sea which the japanese control but the chinese and taiwanese claim. >> translator: there's no doubt that this brings growth to japan. but we should respond in the international community as the presence grows. >> abe said the security council should adopt a new resolution that would include further sanctions against north korea. abe has been juggling a number of priorities since his party took power last month. >> reporter: abe has done this job before. now he's getting a refresher course in diplomacy. he went on this tour to sound out leaders who share his concerns about china. he says chinese ships are becoming increasingly assertive. but abe is also keeping an eye on what's going on back home. he has promised to pull japan out of deflation and revitalize the economy. and he wants to reinforce ties with countries considered to be engines of growth. abe had hoped to make washington his first foreign visit. but u.s. officials

>> guest: per second husband was another international guide from indonesia. she had met him at the university of hawaii. he came there to the east-west center there, which barack, students from various asian countries to hawaii and brought american-style of -- that's where she met him. he was a tennis player. he was very gregarious at that time, and she fell in love with little spin at what point did they move to jakarta? >> tragedy went back for. -- >> guest: he went back first. lolo could only stay for a certain amount of time. he kept trying to extend his these after he married her, and find ways to stay. so he got certain jobs that he said were related to his geography that he made, and typography in honolulu. eventually he was forced to go back in 1966 pick in 1967, in october, barry obama and his brother moved back time and so the president lived in indonesia from 67-71, page six-10? >> guest: just about, yes. >> host: while you were in jakarta, david maraniss, you found a school where barack obama went to school. >> this is the elementary school where

the average wage of a factory worker in myanmar is around $57 a month, lower than indonesia. this man is preparing to open a factory in myanmar. the government has approved the investment plan he submitted a year ago. >> translator: this means lot to me. i can start doing business in myanmar at last. >> reporter: even here, there is no escaping the trend of rising labor costs. myanmar is enjoying an influx of vet. wages in the biggest city have jumped by 15% the past year. to mitigate the list, nakamura's company decided to build his fact any a town 80 kilometers away. infrastructure is poor. but he thinks the price is worth paying. nakamura and his staff discuss how to recruit quality workers before operations begin this summer. >> people call myanmar the last frontier but even here, it's a constant struggle to keep labor costs low. >> reporter: the rising cost of labor hasn't deterred japanese businesses from investing more. but wherever they go, they need to constantly adapt to stitch together a strategy for success. nhk world. >> that wraps up our bulletin. >>> foreign di

her father and mother had lived in indonesia. he was a diplomat, associate that there is of god in the late 1960s were young. as they are, she felt like an outsider because she, like many children of diplomats do, they don't feel connections to any place. her family would send me a prayer cracks, but she never felt connected to that, sushi and bury -- barack both had this connection as outsiders with indignation connections as well. the baby came lovers and his girlfriend for quite a while. >> host: how did she get ahold of her? were the first release to talk to her at length? >> guest: it took two years and it was just hard work. i'm a part of me and julie k2 is a fabulous researcher at the washington post and gabriel banks who is a researcher and she was living in los angeles. the three events triangulate did everything and eventually found her. i can't tell all of that story because to protect her not because of the book, but because those she had an abusive ex-husband that we don't want to find her. but in any case, she's tho

. >>> indonesia has welcomed japan's prime minister shinzo abe on the third and final leg of the newly elected leader's tour of southeast asia. his visit reflects growing japanese interest in doing business with asean. indonesia, for example, has the world's fourth largest population and a growing class of middle-income consumers. no wonder then the japanese convenience store chains are lining up to open shops in cities like jakarta. from there, we have this report. >> reporter: the indonesian capital is the busiest in asean. a convenience store chain launched here last year and opened two stores in a row. >> translator: indonesia's population is 240 million. i'm convinced we can build a larger chain network here than in japan. >> reporter: the company plans to open 500 others within five years. mostly middle in income areas, the arrival chains already have a presence. to stand out, japanese company has a secret weapon. ready-made meals. a big seller in its home market. chicken is in sale in japan for the equivalent of less than 50 cents per skewer. they want to develop new items. this

here with me to talk more about it so it does seem like other countries in southeast asia including indonesia vietnam they all seem to be cheaper in terms of production rates so but i'm a big believer in china's economic miracle i don't think it's over where you have to say no i really think there is that i think that's a long way off but they're all from us signals of problems and as you say there are some rivals are on the agenda as well really i'm talking about the decline in foreign direct investment because it's now down the first time it's been down since two thousand and nine two thousand i will be dealing with a global economic crisis of course so this is you know a lot of bells are going off why it's full to do with manufacturing costs are getting higher they don't have the labor costs they used to have back in the day for the last three decades really which is managed to help their economy just grow at a astonishing rate right now people in china are simply the second biggest economy in the world they don't want to live on peanuts they want a great salary they want better what condi

a strain in egypt or are acquiring slowly those mutations in fact in indonesia last year it was a hundred percent mortality every person that got the h five n one bird flu died does this jamming birds together in factory farming slaughterhouses and pumping them up with antibiotics promotes these mutations now that local small family farms and local supermarket butchers have been replaced by giant trans national slaughterhouses we've seen a rapid and radical increase in mutant strains of the flu along with other diseases that come from factory farms like the newly mutated and now deadly forms of eco lion salmon. we've domesticated birds for thousands of years it's really just been in the last few years where everything this unpressed emergence of these highly pathogenic strains which have killed hundreds of millions of birds and it's thought that is the you know when we cram tens of thousands of animals in these cramped filthy football fields to be to be close now to us now to top their own ways it's kind of a perfect storm environment for the merchants and spread of these so-called super

a strain in egypt or are acquiring slowly those mutations in fact in indonesia last year it was a hundred percent mortality every person that got the h five n one bird flu died does this jamming birds together in factory farming is slaughterhouses and pumping them up with antibiotics promotes these mutations now that local small family farms and local supermarket butchers have been replaced by giant trans national slaughterhouses we've seen a rapid and radical increase in mutant strains of the flu along with other diseases that come from factory farms like the newly mutated and now deadly forms of eco lion salmon. we've domesticated birds for thousands of years it's really just been in the last few years we're reaching this unpressed emergence of these highly pathogenic strains which have killed hundreds of millions of birds and it's thought that is the you know when we cram tens of thousands of animals in these cramped filthy football fields to be to be course not that's not atop their own ways it's kind of a perfect storm environment for the merchants and spread of these so-called super

it certainly made indonesia a better place, but it made the world a better place. it made it a little less dangerous than it is today simply because we took a country that was predominately anti-american sentiment and through that past tragedy and catastrophe and our response to it, we flipped the sentiment and it was ultimately pro-american in sentiment and we decided to create sustainment missions to sustain that goodwill and that's where the mercy taking off as it does out of san diego and goes around the asian pacific rim. that is why the comfort takes off and heads down to south america, to show goodwill, not to be the american country that comes down there and shows people how it's done, to be the united states' ambassador of medical care that wants to partner with these nations, learn about them, learn about their illnesses, learn about their afflictions and learn from the people in the area how we can better support and partner with them. build bridges before they have to. if we have had twice the number of aircraft carers in 9-11, if we had twice the numbe

as of -- the suspension of live cattle exports to indonesia are thought to have caused offense. election is also likely to be personal in tone. late last year in a speech that went viral, the prime minister accused the opposition leader of sexism and misogyny, saying he treated her without respect because she was a woman. a few months ago, polls showed the labor government was deeply unpopular -- labour government was deeply unpopular. while the date is now known, the outcome is far from certain. >> the united eights is planning to expand its drone program to northwest africa -- the united states is planning to expand its drone program to northwest africa. the us will -- the aim is to gather intelligence against rebel groups in the region. this is where the rebel groups operate across africa. in nigeria, boca harrumph -- in

his mother was back in indonesia for most of that sh asonly 18 of which is learning a growing as he was and she had great desires to see the world and not be trapped as her mother had been. so she left for much of that time, left them in honolulu to be educated while she was often in indonesia working as an anthropologist and helping women, impoverished women make their way through their handicrafts, giving them the micro-finance loans they needed to do their work. barry obama is 10 years old at this point in his first connection to the color of his skin, his african-american aspect was to basketball, the city came. he started playing basketball then at age 10 and it helped him start to find his way culturally into finding himself. he had no greater ambitions than that throughout his high school and into his college career. i compare him with the clinton, the other subject of my biographies. bill clinton wanted to be president of the day he was born. when he was high school he ran for president every year until when he was a senior his principal, johnnie mae mackey came and said billy c

the british grandmother has been sentenced to death in indonesia after being convicted of trying to smuggle a large amount of cocaine to bali. her lawyer said on appeal that the british governor -- the lawyer said he would appeal and the british governor condemned the sentence. >> lynnae de standiford was expecting -- lyndsey standiford was expecting a verdict yesterday, but nothing like this. >> lyndsey standiford has been found guilty of importing narcotics. she will be sentenced to death. >> judges said she had damaged the reputation of bali and did not appear to care about the consequences of her actions. covering her head, she refused to speak to reporters as she left court. the mother of two has been in the spotlight ever since she was arrested last may in bali. a police found 4.8 kilograms of cocaine in her suitcase her lawyer said she will appeal. >> i think judges -- the judges did not take into consideration her remorse for her actions. in her previous statements she has already said she regretted what she did and has apologized to the government of indonesia. >> this judgment has

raul heads the cbn outreach in indonesia. >> those people, i would say 99% are muslims. these people are from a radical muslim group. but we say that you are here because of a miracle. and who can perform the miracle? it is stated in your book that he performs more or less. he heals the sick. he raised the dead. essa al massi is the one that makes us do all of this and helps you extend the love to you. >> i would like to say a million thanks to cbn for your care and compassion to help low-class people like us. i am now happy and believe that my son is healed. now he has a big chance to be healthy and successful in the future. >> not only are the physical conditions of these children changed, but their families, and even their communities as well. as they see that their problems can be solved. they learn to see life more positively, and because of the good results, more people come to cbn for help, which only means more opportunities for the organization to share god's love to them. lucille, cbn news, jakarta. >> george: well, we are done for this week. >> wendy: i was th

ties of 13 degrees expected indonesia. central parts of africa, the rain continuing to push farther south. still some showers at high temperatures of 30 degrees. the heaviest rain across the more southern parts of africa in angola and botswana and there's been heavy rain in south africa. there's more heavy rain in the forecast. >> welcome back. the top stories. france's army chief says the soldiers are preparing for ground assault against rebel fighters in mali. up until now the frontier said only african soldiers should carry out any ground operations. a helicopter has crashed near a busy railway station in new london in boxhall, kyliyah two people. a helicopter crashed into a crane. the taliban claiming responsibility for suicide bomb attack of targeting the afghan intelligence forces headquarters in the capital, killing three and injuring many more. pakistan is blaming india after another of its soldiers was killed along the disputed border in kashmir military. officials in pakistan say indian soldiers died and killed t

it is an issue in indonesia. they often challenge us there. but we're working around that. >> what's the personal history like between you and nat rothschild? >> nat hired me. i think nat is in many ways a talented guy. but the fact is, you know, there's been a complete breakdown in founder/shareholder relationships between him and the backries and that's where the problem is. >> why is he saying you've embellished your cv? have you? >> no. i have no idea. >> why is he saying that? >> you'll have to ask nat. i have no idea here. >> there does seem to be some personal acrimony here. >> not from me. all i'm saying is step back and let the independent management do what's right. we have to get the backries out, separate the troubled assetes and focus on our operating process. with new management which we've announced this morning. all what i call the low road scenario. the backries will not leave with nat rothschild. why is that? nat rothschild took $390 million shares. they will not simply walk away with nat rothschild and the new board here. >>

women's groups in indonesia are urging the government to improve health care facilities in poor areas. after the death of a 10-year-old girl when doctors failed to detect that she was a victim of sexual violence. >> they say they had no idea there daughter was a victim of sexual violence. they work as scavengers and are having a hard time to make ends meet. the girl fell ill late november. a nurse gave her a medication, but she did not recover. >> at the clinic, they said she had a lump on her arm. a doctor said it was her stomach. after taking medication, she did not recover, so we went and saw a pediatrician who said she had typhoid. >> the girl died one month after she first visited the clinic. her death not only shocked children in her neighborhood, but has drawn regional attention. only shortly before her death, doctors found her genitals were severely infected. the government was urged to improve health care facilities for the poor and train doctors and nurses to detect victims of sexual violence. >> her death has shocked many indonesians -- it shows how vulnerable children are,

and india would be largest economies and by a long shot at the same time mexico and indonesia could belong to then u.k. and france respectively and turkey is larger than it really russia could overtake germany well before twenty twenty becoming the largest economy in europe so russia brazil china indonesia mexico and turkey are the most promising in these times of significant changes that are traditional on the money artsy. ok those were some very interesting predictions but let's bring it closer to home and i started out the program with double spend. the prime minister dmitri medvedev is trying to sell the investment case for russia how good of a job is he doing i thought he did a pretty poor job and i mean the point of this crime is taking the show on the road and they want to invest they need investment in a way that they haven't done before and it was pitch wrong i mean the picture the wrong way say it the wrong way he was very convincing i mean russia has all these legacy image problems and investors need a lot of convincing and they really need to take it out there and say you know

is definitely going down relative to other countries indonesia is in fact indeed rising and that's about the one thing the report has managed to get right in all other respects the report is utterly preposterous taking a view over thirty three years i mean the intelligence agencies take ten fifteen years maximus their view. regards global warming the report hasn't even heard that or gusts institution the b.p. c meteorological office and now admits there's been no global warming for sixteen years there are plenty of factors in the situation but not carbon dioxide. records just likely ask you about ok you can't predict ahead thirty years so this report is nonsense but clearly is there something that the u.k. perhaps could do to remedy its course at the moment in order for that not to happen because obviously it seems to be a start prediction and could happen. oh yes the way forward is simply number one control of this outrageously out of control arrogant elitist financial institutions and you do that by a gradual rise to one hundred percent banking reserves nothing new in that is an old id

we also journey to the foja mountains in indonesia to get a glimpse of wildlife that doesn't exist anywhere else on earth. we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth, mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongosa spreads across the heart of mozambique, a country that lies along the east coast of southern africa on the indian ocean. >> oh, wow. >> carr can't fly over it without sounding like a kid. >> okay, look at this. this is great. >> here he goes. we saw hippo, antelope, and elephant, but not many. gorongosa

and india would be the largest economies and by a long shot at the same time mexico and indonesia could belong to then u.k. and france respectively and turkey is larger than it really russia could overtake germany well before twenty twenty becoming just economy in europe so russia brazil china indonesia mexico and turkey are the most promising in these times of significant changes that are traditional on the money artsy. ok those were some very interesting predictions but let's bring it closer to home and i started out the program with davos ben. the prime minister dmitri medvedev is trying to sell the investment case for russia how good of a job is he doing i thought he did a pretty poor job and i mean the point of this crime is taking their show on the road and they want to invest they need investment in a way that they haven't done before and it was pitch wrong i mean if you picture the wrong way say the wrong way he was very convincing i mean russia has all these legacy image problems and investors need a lot of convincing and they really need to take it out there and say no it's go

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rinocerontes de sumatra que rinocerontes de java, unos 300, pero estos animales viven muy espaciados en indonesia y malasia. muchos viven cerca de humanos, esto significa que sus hogares en el bosque están desapareciendo y que la caza furtiva está floreciendo. sólo estos hombres lo están frenando, forman parte de la unidad de protección del rinoceronte o upr en el parque nacional de way kambas en sumatra. para proteger alrededor de 25 rinocerontes que hay aquí, trabajan seis días seguidos y descansan dos y cada momento en estos seis días permanecen en el bosque rastreando rinocerontes y cazadores. [monos chillando] uuh-uuh, uuuh-uuuh los rinocerontes viajan muchos kilómetros y seguido usan los mismos caminos. mira eso. (narrador) una buena huella de rinoceronte les da mucha información. midiendo el tamaño, ayuda a determinar la edad del animal y las marcas que vienen de los pies del rinoceronte ayudan a identificar a un individuo. (hombre) esto es reciente. listo. (hombre 2) vamos. (narrador) es difícil avanzar, pero se hace más fácil siguiendo el rastro del rinoceronte. desafortuna

. >> after a 20-hour flight to jakarta, indonesia, followed by a 7-hour plane ride to new guinea, we had concluded the easy part of the trip. we then boarded a single-engine plane with bruce beehler, the lead scientist from conservation international, which stirred the world with its discoveries in 2005. after an hour in the air, we were looking for a grass runway. we skirted the treetops and touched down. [people singing in native language] we landed right in the middle of a party. the guests of honor: us. >> all: [singing] >> what is going on? >> whoa, that's quite a welcome. >> who are these people? >> these are the papasena people. they seem to like you. >> when the papasena people like you, they dab you with clay. the village of papasena was our jumping-off point for the final leg up to the rain forest the next day. since the villagers owned the land we wanted to visit, we needed their blessing. >> hello mama. >> bruce was looking for one villager in particular, pak timothy, the papasena chief, the man we hoped would serve as the host for our expedition. >> [speaking foreign lan

the simon wiesenthal in l.a. -- received an award for holding a conference in indonesia that brought imams and survivors from the holocaust, and it was on the newspaper, if my friend ahmadinejad says the holocaust didn't exist, i call him a liar. so you can look at the friends of america who are muslims and you look at the enemy who are trying to take the united states and replace it with sharia law. a young medical lieutenant who went to a conference and the imam gets up there and says that we have to take the word of god, the koran, and replace the constitution with it. he -- like the 27-year-old said, that's sedition, and anybody in this audience should leave. he was in uniform. so what we need to do in america is to find out who is our enemy? and know one has been able to articulate that until rick santorum did so. he completely understands the threat. we are at war. the algerian incident, the libyan incident, the cole bombing, this is not isolated incidents by kid with 17-year-old acne cases and think i'm going to blow somebody up. this is a concerted evident to take down americ

he spent most of his yuse in indonesia or hawaii and has a natural understanding of the asia pacific region. in this regard he represents a new america. >> but what does that new america look like? we take a drive north of the white house along 14th street to an area populated by hispanic migrants. immigration is another key issue for obama's second term. >> the obama white house will introduce a major piece of reform legislation on immigration. the problem is that it almost that's deal with what is sometimed called amnesty, legalizing people who are already in this country illegally. that is highly controversial, not just for republicans. >> there is much to do for president obama. and the countdown is on. he has just four more years in was to seal his legacy. >> just about 700,000 people turned out to ring in obama's new term, way down compared to the 1.8 million to turn out four years ago. >> clearly the excitement does not compare to the first term. what about here in europe. we asked people and politicians what they hoped to see from obama part 2. >> it is great he was reelected

this is also affecting indonesia. they say they are in the process of easing a bit now. making its way into the southeastern part of sri lanka, nothing nearly as wet as it was a few weeks ago. 5 inches across the portion of southeast asia. >> the top stories on al- jazeera. after a four-day siege in the saharan desert, algeria is warning the number of debt is expected to rise. 23 hostages killed and another dozen unaccounted for. west african countries did indeed urgent financial help from the united nations to help fight rebels in northern mali. france is urging regional leaders to take over the operations. opposition activists are accusing syrian soldiers of using a new type of silence missiles. but as has have shown how the zero craters and shrapnel caused by the unidentified weapons. -- witnessess have shown us the craters. the inauguration ceremony of president obama will be public on monday after the private swearing in on sunday. a cease-fire declared by it the rebels in colombia ends on sunday. the altered a truce as a gesture of goodwill, but now's the billions

. >> learning about science may become a thing of the past for school children in indonesia. the government wants to cancel science class is to make more room for religion and nationalism. teachers say it is a move backwards. >> learning about the newton laws of motion by launching a rocket. it is a fun exercise for children around the world. indonesian children might soon miss out on such experiments. if the government goes ahead with its plan to take science out of the curriculum. >> science is cool, lots of useful objects can be made through science. with science, we can create unique objects. when i grow up, i want to be a professor in biotechnology. professor in biotechnology.

they have organized services in peru, philippines and indonesia. kosta is flying their flags at half mast. people are united in their freef over an accident that never should have happened. i last motor kevin when divers were searching for his body of his brother, russell. he still has hope. >> we have to wait until the ship has been refroted and taken away. maybe then we might find some answers. we may find them under the ship. that is where i think he is. hopefully waiting for a few months, six months, seven months, i don't know how long, but we will wait. >> 10 people are being investigated over the tragedy, including the ship's captain. indictments will be handed out by the end of february, but a trial is still months away. meanwhile, the operation to refloat the ship is under way. it is huge. it's sal advantage the most complex the world has ever seen. 400 divers and experts are working around the clock, but all will put down their tools for a moment of silence at 2045 . >> hundreds of thousands of people have been marching through the french

there have also organized in peru in indonesia. all of the ships will be lowering their flags at half mast. people are united in their grief and remembering an accident that never should have happened. i last met kevin when divers will still searching for the body of his brother. they never found him. he still has so. >> we have to wait until the ship has been taken away. maybe then we might find some answers. then we might find him underneath the ship. that is what i think. hopefully, just for a few months or how long i have to wait. we will wait. the question people are being investigated over the tragedy including the ship's captain. indictments will be handed out by the end of february. the trial is still months away. the operation continues. this has salvage the most complex the world has ever seen. more than 400 engineers and experts are working around the clock. al jazeera. >> hundreds of thousands of people have been marching to the french capital to block a new law that would legalize a managed -- marriage and adoption by

he spent most of his yuse in indonesia or hawaii and has a natural understanding of the asia pacific region. in this regard he represents a new america. >> but what does that new america look like? we take a drive north of the white house along 14th street to an area populated by hispanic migrants. immigration is another key issue for obama's second term. >> the obama white house will introduce a major piece of reform legislation on immigration. the problem is that it almost that's deal with what is sometimed called amnesty, legalizing people who are already in this country illegally. that is highly controversial, not just for republicans. >> there is much to do for president obama. and the countdown is on. he has just four more years in was to seal his legacy. >> just about 700,000 people turned out to ring in obama's new term, way down compared to the 1.8 million to turn out four years ago. >> clearly the excitement does not compare to the first term. what about here in europe. we asked people and politicians what they hoped to see from obama part 2. >> it is great he was reelected

. >>> the actions caught in this video have the people off the coast of sumatra in indonesia saying enough is enough. it's a beautiful shot of a beach. blue waters, white sand, but as they get close up you see a boat with a couple men in it. look at what they're doing. they throw something in the water, and just a few seconds later -- there's an explosion. >> oh. are they fishing? >> that is exactly what they're doing. they're throwing bombs in the water. it stuns the fish. the fish float up to the top and then they're able to retrieve the fish. in this video you see them do it over and over and over again. >> that's less than five minutes. how would you like it if -- >> i can't imagine the fish population will be able too sustain constant bombing. >> the people in community are concerned, but also about the reef populations. this doesn't just affect the fish. it affects the little ones. >> heartbreaking. i imagine they're putting this out there because they want somebody to come in and do something about it. thas to be illegal. >> nobody's doing anything. >> yeah. they're hoping for a par

this may soon be a thing of the past four primary students in indonesia. they want the subject removed so more time can be spent on things like religion and nationalism. they say the move is a step backward. we have a report from jakarta. >> learning about the motion. it is a prime exercised for children around the world. these children may lose out on some experiments of the government goes ahead with taking a science out of the curriculum. >> science is cool. lots of beautiful, objects can be made through science. when i grow up, i want to be a professor in biotechnology. >> the education ministry says there too overburdened for such causes and they want schools to focus mainly on religion, nationalism, the indonesian language, and math. that would mean the end of signs causes so they could learn about their country's frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. >> they are the right age to learn. they are ready to learn the basic concepts of science. what about their future? >> fascinated to listen to listen to the explanation about the many volcanoes.