mexico city, mozambique zimbabwe jakarta. the list is pretty long. london. >> i can go through -- if you want to have another hearing. >> oh, we're going to. you're going to be a regular visitor up here. no doubt about it. >> i'm happy to do that. >> then provide us the documents we ask. and be forthright in your comments. ? we have provided you with over 60,000 pages. >> i want to know what percentage. i'm tired of the state department telling us we've been given a certain number of documents. we are asking for basic documenting, for instance your testimony by a certain time. which was late everybody else was on time, except yours. it's unbelievable how you respond to us. and we're not going to continue to stand for that. you're right. we will continue to drag you up here. we'd rather not. we'd much rather have sfaf meeting and get this information. ? and we have been having those staff meetings, and we have provided a great deal of information. i'm happy to continue to do so. all of the questions and concerns that have been raised about the excelle

mexico city, jakarta mozambique zimbabwe, jakarta, the list is pretty long. london. >> i can go through every one. if you want to have another hearing on the excellence initiative. >> we're going to, you're going to be a regular visitor up here. >> i'm happy to do that. >> then provide us the documents that we asked and be forthright in your comments. >> we have provided you over 60,000 pages of documents. >> i want to know what percentage. i'm tired of the state department telling me that they've given us a certain number of documents. we've been asking for very basic documents. for instance your testimony by a certain time, which was late, everybody else was on time, except yours. it's unbelievable how you respond to us. and we're not going to continue to stand for that. we're going to continue to drag you up here. we'd rather not. >> we are having those staff meetings and we've provided a great deal of information. i'm happy to continue to do so. all of the questions and concerns that have been raised about the excellence initiative, with respect to cost a

the bottle intrigues me because it says jakarta, indonesia. we don't have products from jakarta here. it could be a link to the missing plane. the wing and assorted other debris is on its way to france, where it will be analyzed in a military laboratory. results are expected by the end of the week. >> britain has offered chinese artists a full six months these are to visit the u.k.. it will attend -- he will attend a london exhibition of his work in september. our correspondent is on the story for us in london. good evening to you. a swift change of position by the u.k.. what is behind it? are they being magnanimous here or is there some humble pie to be eaten? >> the house secretary is amazed she hadn't been informed of the decision and only now had taken over this case personally. some speculate it is unlikely because it is such a hyper i'll case and the officer had to clarify with the british embassy in beijing. it is a tiny the embarrassment for the british authorities. >> how is germany's decision being reported in britain? >> in britain

as you might know, jakarta is built on an existing compound. there was a multiphase process where the first phase was to move most of the embassy function off of the compound to allow for the construction of the full embassy. we encountered some difficulty with contractor in that first phase. we're working with the current contractor who is a strong contractor through the project. right now, there are no final adjustments to the project scheduled. >> so, it will be on time or it might be delayed? >> i think it might be delayed because of the performance, but we don't have a date. when we do contractually, we can compare. >> how is it compared to the original budget? >> to my knowledge we are on budget. >> are there any anticipated requests from the contractor for additional money to complete the jakarta facility. >> until a project is completed we always anticipate that there will be requests for equitable adjustments from contractors for any number of issues. i would say that we expect them like we do on any project and we work through them. w

step vaessen, al jazeera jakarta. >>> rescuers helped free a killer whale stranded for eight hours near the coast of british columbia. trapped on rocks while chasing a sea loin. using a water pump to keep the whale cool and wet. once the tide rose it swam away to meet its pod which stayed in the area waiting. this is this edition of international news. i will see you again in an hour. >> on "america tonight": shots ring out and the debate over gun violence and gun control echo again. away from the headlines "america tonight's" sarah hoye continues the high cost of a gunshot. >> reporter: what would you say at the end of the day was that total bill from start until now? >> almost like $10 million. >> $10 million? >> $10 million on a lot of drugs lot of machinery. home health care nurses. it was real expensive. >> also night highway robbery?

. >> why some taxi drivers in jakarta are uber angry about a popular new service. let's begin in turkey. that's where the government has confirmed its carried out air strikes on isil targets inside syria. turkish police carried out raids in the country where suspected isil members and kurdish actives are believed to be acting. we are on border with syria. talk to us first of all about this latest escalation. >> reporter: tensions have ratcheted up on the border with syria, if you look behind me, behind my left shoulder, that was position that was attacked by isil. five isil fighters shot at turkish soldiers. one soldiers was killed, two more injured. after that, clashes ensued. we heard about seven hours ago there was a massive escalation, three fighter jets entered syrian air space. this is really showing how turkey is getting drawn further into the syrian conflict, how there is more spillover of violence into turkey. that's not the only significant news. in fact, there were raids that happened in 13 provinces throughout turkey. the turkish authorities going after

al jazeera, jakarta. >> we're approaching the midway point on this news hour. we'll report on the palestinian children facing eviction from the only home they've ever known. >> it was known as romania's prison of silence. its former commander has just been handled a 20 year jail term for crimes there committed 50 years ago. we'll tell you more. >> in sport, there's life for one australian golfer at the open. we'll have the details in around 20 minutes. >> turkey's prime minister said his country will continue operations against isil after airstrikes against a group in syria and raised across the country arresting 250 suspected isil members and kurdish activists. >> there are reports that burundian refugees in rwanda are being recruited to join a rebel group. people in the camp told al jazeera that dozens of men left the camp to join rebels fighting the government in burundi. >> tunisia's parliament will vote on a anti terrorism law that will restrict freedoms. >> turkey's airstrikes on isil positions in syria, our guest joins us now live fromming a are a. thank

joining us from jakarta. ministers prime ordered an independent audit committee he is facing claims the money trail leads to his personal accounts. joins us from kuala lumpur. we are expecting an interim report. what is it expected to say? sophie: the specifics have not the kickoffear but to the parliamentary committee overseeing the investigation, leading up to this point, the public accounts chairman says the information in the interim report will be used as part of the investigation when one of the senior executives and board directors are brought in for questioning next month. we have to recall that in march, the auditor general said they would ask for e-mails and reach out to external parties. the prime minister, when he called for the review, he said if any wrongdoing is proven, the law be enforced without exception. the report will not be made public unless the auditor general decides to do so. the full report is expected to be published later this year. rishaad: this report being submitted after a str

rishaad: as he said here in jakarta, problems, as well. they could not handle the biggest aircraft, as you are mentioning. reporter: and a myriad other issues, if you want to get technical. the airports have wind shear devices to protect pilots and passengers, and it really is a tale of each city and what they chose to invest in across the asia-pacific. rishaad: i am sure we will be hearing more about that. yvonne: coming up stocks in tense of five. we will talk more about this as "asia edge" returns. ♪ yvonne: checking some top stories now. rishaad: they will now start tuesday, the stock market remaining closed with greece, any agreement meeting to be in place on the 20th, when they owed the ecb $3.3 billion. yvonne: president obama has praised kenya but warned them about rooting out corruption. the imf expects them to improve to 9% this year. rishaad: nasa with an animated flight. information gathered by the new horizons spacecraft, headlining earlier this month, and it revealed enormous ice blows and temperatures at -229 degrees celsi

>> since the 1960s, the welcome monument has been greeting guests to jakarta. anyone lost in the confusion of the narrow lanes soon gets hungry. but that's no problem. indonesia is famed for its warungs -- small snack bars on wheels. sutiwin has been making bakso in his warung for thirty years. sutiwin: it's a fairly sweet dish. that's what's special about it. it tastes almost like jam. >> we'd like to know how it's made! sutiwin: you take fried noodles and glass noodles, fried garlic, and spring onions. >> then sutiwin adds two teaspoons of sugar, and the unavoidable monosodium glutamate. but that's not all, is it? now come the sauces: first sambal. then ketjap manis, a very sweet soy sauce and freshly pureed chili peppers. now comes the main ingredient: meatballs made of chicken and beef in a spicy broth. while we were shooting, these two young men volunteered to taste the bakso for us. and what do other customers say? customer: this snack is very popular with people here. it's tasty and cheap and has a sweet, hot flavor. >> a helping costs about 34 euro cent

paying tribute to the victims of the military plane crash, with some of the bodies having arrived in jakarta. in total 141 people were killed when the c-130 crashed into a residential neighborhood shortly after takeoff on tuesday before turning into a giant fireball. catherine reports. reporter: digging through the wreckage the bodies. the tale of the plane is all that is left at the scene. the military aircraft slammed into a residential area on tuesday, just two minutes after takeoff. witnesses described seeing smoke and flames streaming from the plane. >> it sounded like thunder. i looked out, and i saw a plane coming down. >> i thought this plan was -- this plane was going to crash, so i ran. >> the plane crashed into that building. reporter: the air force chief says none of the passengers and crew on board survived. several people on the ground were also killed in the crash. the indonesian air force has been the tories lay -- has had a notoriously poor safety record, and this aircraft had been in service since the 1960's. the president has promised a review. >> i have ordered the defens

these people are living illegally in petamburan, not far from the center of the indonesian capital jakarta. working with their hands, this family has to produce 1000 pieces a day to make ends meet. they earn about 7 euros. more than half of all indonesians live below the poverty line, earning less than 2 euros a day. veronica colondam is trying to change that by helping women to earn a livelihood. with her organization, the ycab foundation, she provides micro loans. today she's meeting with women in petamburan who have founded micro companies with the loans. many cook and sell homemade food at mobile stalls. ibu sulami tells how she was able to buy a rice cooker with her $150 loan. now, at 54, she's even earning enough to invite friends over from time to time. veronica colondam: they're all micro entrepreneurs. but they're not micro entrepreneurs by choice. they have to do it to sustain their livelihood, right? so we give them a little bit of capital so that they can scale their business and make or double their income. it is important to have this extra income. reporter: more than 100,000

>> since the 1960s, the welcome monument has been greeting guests to jakarta. anyone lost in the confusion of the narrow lanes soon gets hungry. but that's no problem. indonesia is famed for its warungs -- small snack bars on wheels. sutiwin has been making bakso in his warung for thirty year sutiwin: it's a fairly sweet dish. that's what's special about it. it tastes almost like jam. >> we'd like tknow how it's made! sutiwin: you take fried noodles and glass noodles, fried garlic, and spring onions. >> then sutiwin adds two teaspoons of sugar, and the unavoidable monosodium glutamate. but that's not all, is it? now come the sauces: first sambal. then ketjap manis, a very sweet soy sauce and freshly pureed chili peppers. now comes the main ingredient: meatballs made of chicken and beef in a spicy broth. while we were shooting, these two young men volunteered to taste the bakso for us. and what do other customers say? customer: this snack is very popular with people here. it's tasty and cheap and has a sweet, hot flavor. >> a helping costs about 34 euro cents. a

reunion island, a bottle of water from a chinese manufacturer and a detergent container straight from jakarta, indonesia. evidence that could be items from missing malaysia airlines flight mh370. they were found on the beach just days after the discovery of part of an airplane wing. >> for me, these are the pieces of the puzzle to help us find out the truth and push inquiries forward. tom: experts are currently analyzing the piece of the plane to verify that it is that of flight mh370. whilst investigators await results, police and volunteers continue to scour the beaches. >> we have been here since yesterday afternoon trying to find items of clothing, but we haven't yet. mark: malaysian authorities say that the piece of the plane does belong to the boeing 777 jet. the part belongs to opening flap that helps to stabilize the aircraft during turbulence. it has been sent to toulouse for further analysis. australian authorities have been involved in the search for the aircraft off the west coast of perth. they say the findings will not alter their current operations. >> after 16 months, the vaga

jakarta in indonesia declining by .7%. >>> u.s. carrier delta has been named as a potential sponsor for failed japanese airline skymark. japan's third largest carrier is going under court supervisored. the aircraft leasing firm intrepid aviation. it is a counterproposal to skymark's own plan that would be partly funded of all nippon airways. company officials said they're considering the delta system. they have also accepted investments from delta. the two rehabilitation plans will be put to a vote at a creditors' meeting in august. >>> city officials from tokyo have laid out the welcome mat in london. they've staged a business seminar to encourage foreign companies to set up shop in the japanese capital. the metropolitan government began holding such events last year. governor yoichi masuzoe said they plan to make the use of most that come with holding the olympic games. he said he wants to learn from london who held the 2012 games. she said the city will partially subsidize local recruitment. >> i think it was a useful introducti

these people are living illegally in petamburan, not far from the center of the indonesian capital jakarta. working with their hands, this family has to produce 1000 pieces a day to make ends meet. they earn about 7 euros. more than half of all indonesians live below the poverty line, earning less than 2 euros a day. veronica colondam is trying to change that by helping women to earn a livelihood. with her organization, the ycab foundation, she provides micro loans. today she's meeting with women in petamburan who have founded micro companies with the loans. many cook and sell homemade food at mobile stalls. ibu sulami tells how she was able to buy a rice cooker with her $150oan. now, at 54, she's even earning enough to invite friends over from time to time. veronica colondam: they're all micro entrepreneurs. but they're not micro entrepreneurs by choice. they have to do it to sustain their livelihood, right? so we give them a lile bit of capital so that they can scale their business andake or dole tir iome. it is important to have this extra income. reporter: more than 100,000 micro loans

in jakarta, they just completed upgrades so that the 777 can take off. purchased those planes poker recently not able to fly to london because they could not achieve takeoff performance. yvonne: these risks are heightened here. zeb: aging infrastructure. yvonne: thank you. time for a look at other stories . thai airways is adjusting its a schedule to cut costs. from october 25, it will scrap rome and los angeles flights. the carrier has about 50 unprofitable routes. they plan to transfer operations to his budget brand. the company says changes are temporary and they will be reviewed. says they have no plans to reduce production in china despite slowing sales. the company was considering cutting output numbers and worker hours in china. salese, passenger vehicle fell for the first time in more than two years as growth slowed. beyond macauking to upset the continuing slump. it is betting on monaco, taking 5% of operations. prizer the seller nor the has been made public. partially owned by the state of monaco. those are your top corporate headlines this hou

in jakarta, the runway was too old. the pavement could not withstand the weight of the heaviest aircraft. consequently, indonesia could not fly 777s to london because they couldn't get off the ground. kansei airport had the same problems. rishaad: on the way, we go back pushing boardroom, ahead with a key shareholder meeting. markets have opened in hong kong and shanghai. hong kong finishing its premarket session down. ♪ rishaad: looking at top stories, asian stock losses go into their fourth day. hedge funds taking short positions on gold for the first time. expectations going that the fed will raise rates in this year, making other assets more profitable. the slowing economy accused of helping drag down the rage of commodities. on al to lift tariffs range of products, including semi conductors, medical products, and gps systems estimated at $1.3 trillion per year. the start date should be july 1 next year. a passenger terminal airport in: a lump or is sinking according to -- they have done partial resurfacing but mu

jakarta coming online this morning. which of the positive movement in global equities. japan is looking quite good. than forecast. the weakness from shipbuilders and south korea. down .75%. australia being helped by the rebounded commodities. actually leading the game in australia. that sentiment is flowing through into new zealand. markets in general looking pretty good. rishaad: you know what happens with that. well, smartes as sales leading to another profit miss. shery has been looking to the numbers. a couple of things one-run % this time around. the latter is more worrying % the first. enough foro produce the popular edge model while the traditional model struggled to challenge apple's bigger iphone. at the same time, samsung has to struggle with slowing demand in china. symptoms market share is falling to 8.6% in china. net income coming in at $4.9 billion in the three months ending in june. falling below analysts estimates. 2.obile unit slumping 37% to 4 billion dollars. mobileght spot was the profit business. expect to have orders for the main processors in the

david cameron met the president and jakarta where the leaders agreed to step up security cooperations. expand tradeng to links with the region. ansident obama has had unusual companion during his visit to ethiopia. the human ancestor known as lucy. the remains were unearthed in ethiopia and 1974. rareresident was given the opportunity to touch the bones which had been brought to the state dinner. and the filipino president has delivered his last beat -- budget speech. he's making his annual state of the nation address. the economy has grown by more from junk to investment grade. guest saysr next they have delivered on key promises. thank you so much for joining us. >> they have a lot of money to spend here. are they spending it? proposing adent is budget. the hope is to raise fiscal spending to revamp momentum in the philippines. positive ifis quite it can channel more money into fiscal funding. it is badly needed if you have theybeen to the airports. have space to do so and they want to increase it. it was only about 3% of gdp. then the fact that population is expected to grow to 150

we need these off the nose on planes to mexico city and jakarta. we want to spend money on british services. you need export finance support. of course, there are challenges for banks. their moving from challenges of problems to challenges of success. anna: does it mean that the u.k. government supports -- john: we need a plan to get behind growing businesses. help them with skills and infrastructure. provide the ancient capital to get them into the export markets. that is what i want today from the chancellor's budget. anna: jon ferro in the studio, back to you. jonathan: let us get some final thoughts from kevin daly. kevin, you're calling this one of the most important budgets in the last five years. kevin: in this budget, you will get spending plans not only for the coming year, but also for the whole of the next part of it. it is likely to be the most important budget for five years. jonathan: budget deficit, we have talked about that. the austerity this and that. kevin: the bad news is the deficit last year was still 5% of gdp. giving desk gi

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cnn's david -- joins me from jar jakarta. do they have any more insights? >> reporter: a lot of questions and not a lot of answers 24 hours after this plane went down in medan. this could have been a lot worse. this is a city with more than 2 million people. in some sense the plane came down in a residential neighborhood. there were some building under construction with no one in them in the middle of the day. that said the scope of this tragedy continues to grow at this hour. we are hearing from a red cross official at the hospital that there are 135 bodies that have been confirmed to be recovered from the wreckage on the plane or on the ground. and about six bags with body parts in them. that is the grim reality. a police official on the ground outside the hospital also saying that there isn't enough cold storage for the bodies while the doctors do their part and the medical examiners work to identify these bodies so they can return them to the families. it's something we saw with the airasia crash in indonesia. it is difficult, overwhelming in terms of g

." ♪ live in sydney and jakarta, we're watching numbers. samsung sinking after a misfire. samsung underestimated demand. the world leader retained its list and is still the strongest lender. agent dominates the rankings and asia dominates the rankings. profits come in ahead of expectations. tell us what you think about our top stories. follow me on twitter. well, you would not believe this, but we have more shanghai swings. juliette: you would not expect anything less from the shanghai composite. let's look about -- how it has performed. we have had one of china's most famous short-sellers tell us he has gone bullish on the market. it seems imf manager christine lagarde also came at as bullish. tit will withstand all

jakarta. >> still after break we go to sport. a week after the death of jules bianchi, safety is look at in formula one. >> lauren, thank you very much. usain bolt has sent out a warn warning to his rivals ahead of august championships in beijing the six-time olympic champion has been criticized for lack of form, and has been out of competition due to injury. but despite the wet and windy conditions the quickest time in two years but it's still some way off justin gatlin. >> for me it was a fantastic voice. very nice. very humble, amazing driver. unfortunately, formula one they didn't have an opportunity to have an opportunity to show his talent. >> winning stage 19 of the tour de france. it has ban difficult tour in the challenge. it counts for leads and could be a real challenge for the the others with two days remaining. well fry resolution friday's incident team sky claimed the poisonous atmosphere has been caused in part of france's media with the accusations of the use of banned substances. the most notorious clash when fro

the jakarta composite. it's more a technical rebound. let's not forget that we have been down for the week and also suffered two straight months of declines. for our own singapore market under pressure. bucking the trend elsewhere in the regional markets. off by 1.5%. noble was a drag. especially on the income side the numbers. the weakest in llalmost seven quarters. dragging down the broader impact. back to you. >> now, u.s. economic growth picked up in the second quarter thanks to rae bound in consumer spending. the 2.3% reading is likely to keep the feds on course to raise the rates this year. business investment remained weak. let's talk about the gdp number with tim cooper global economyist at bmi research. do you think the number will impact the feds regulations before the september meeting? >> yeah it was a very unspectacular number. the unspectacular number we have been used to for the past few yearses. 2.3% growth is not that bad. one of the most important things about the release is the revision to the earlier gdp. the u.s. is

the jakarta is being called a technical rebound. over here, in singapore, the benchmark here down by 1.5% at this juncture. the chodty trader noble has been weighing down the index. uob, the second quarter report card was not a great deal to write home about. we saw q-2 income falling to the weakest level, lowest level in seven quarters. elsewhere, the numbers consolidated the picture out here in asia. i hasten to add next week, we have the risk event. the nonform payrolls. if we see a constructive number, that could feed into the dollar. we could see a further asian currency depreciation in this part of the world. that could filter through into the stock market. that's the risk. that's where we stand. back to you. >> thank you so much. want to show you how the european core markets did in the month of july. one word really was volatility. we had the greek crisis to contend with. after we found a solution, rally. the xetra dax 2.7% change. the ftse has been dragged down. the change is still high. about 2.24%. the earnings picture do

we're all watching jakarta and malaysia. those two currencies have been the worst performers in the asian fx space so far. so they really seem to be in the firing round in terms of the currency and the market as well. see ma seema, that's where we stand. back to you. >> whenever we receive a big slump in the markets of late we've seen the government come in with very heavy-handed intervention. do you think the market is getting increasingly used to that and they're getting almost come play aunt with the falls because, wow, stimulus is getting set to come? >> i think you nailed it. i think the government beijing, have really unwittingly created something of a moral hazard because the intervention the month-long campaign we've seen over the course of july has really created something of a carte blanche for spk laive activity. i think the message is that even if we see a washout, there's going to be a bailout. that message is going to continue and it's going to continue to really distort us at prices in the chinese market i mea

on the performance in southeast asia was the jakarta composite. there'ses about currency market and volatility there as we get closer to the fed and normalization and that spilled over into the stockmarket. something of an easy calm i mighted a, has descend. you and i know with leverage comes high volatility and i think we're still in for declines in the region of 5% to 10% before we see a bottom. very hard to call in this kind of environmental. >> absolutely. sri, thank you so much for that. the major u.s. averages logged their first five-day losing streak ending near the lows. our next guest says several factors indicate that now is the time to sell the market and that guest is carter worth head of technical analysis at cornerstone macro. carter, i just wonder if you ever look at history and the extent that very few stocks are driving the small gains that we're seeing on the s&p so far this year. whether that's a good indicator that now is the time to sell. >> well that's just it. yes, one of the principles of how a market moves higher is that t

david molko, cnn, jakarta, indonesia. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." greece is now the first developed country to ever default on the imf. ahead, we'll look back at a week of missed payments accusations and millions of greeks caught in the middle as this broadcast continues worldwide on cnn international and cnn usa. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." good to have you with us. the headlines this hour. greeks go to the polls on sunday for what is becoming a polarizing vote on how to handle the country's staggering debt. thousands rallied in athens friday ahead of the vote. a yes vote sebtsupports a eurozone relief plan and more austerity to come. a no vote. >>> there is a worldwide terror alert for american independence day celebrations this weekend. security officials say there has been some chatter about terrorist threats but nothing credible or specific. millions of people are expected to gather for parties or events this fourth of july weekend. >>> nigerian troop

the military says 122 people were on the c-130, when it left jakarta. it is unclear how many were on board when it went down because it stopped twice en route. unclear what caused the crash. >>> the fact that greece defaulted on its imf loan comes as no surprise. prime minister alexis tsipras has made it clear he's had enough of the austerity measures that are making life difficult for the greek people. >> he has called for a referendum this sunday. the groeks themselves, the people have an option to decide if they want to move forward with more bailout plans or go it alone. >> people who support staying in the eurozone rallied in athens on tuesday, the day before you had people who supported the government doing the same thing. prime minister tsipras is urging people to vote against the european bailout offer. >> he is even hinted he probably will resign if greeks end up voting yes, but sentiment in athens is hard to gauge. take a listen. >> never experienced something like this before and people are worried about the situation and hopefully next time

. >> reporter: good afternoon from jakarta, the latest information coming in from a red cross official in medan is that they have recovered upwards of 130 bodies. the numbers are a bit all over the place. they are not only recovering bodies and bringing them to the hospital they are also recovering body parts. i want to walk you through a little bit of the video that we have just in from the scene. you are seeing large diggers machine and man sifting through the rubble sifting through the wreckage looking for any more bodies. this is not only a delicate operation it's one that has to be handled with a lot of sensitivity. this is the resting place, the grave site of dozens of people perhaps, who still remain in this wreckage. you see a few recognizable pieces of the plane, the tail a wheel, a propeller but not a lot else. and that gives you a sense of how difficult and ferocious this crash was when it went down in this residential neighborhood. i want to show you this video from the hospital. difficult to look at. red and yellow body bags lining the hallways some containing body parts a

new zealand, jakarta malaysia -- the more weaker spots. disappointing bank earnings sending the index down by 1%. samsung came out with its numbers weighing on the overall cost of the index. everyone is watching the shanghai composite to see what it will do in the final couple hours of trade. that is when we have seen all that volatility, normally in the last 90 minutes of trade. we have two hours left in china, in most investors are hoping for july to and into wrap up and see all this volatility close up for the month. anna: juliette, tell us a little bit about the japanese inflation story. the government is really trying with those inflation numbers. they are seeing some tentative signs, but it is very slow process. juliette: it is an incredibly slow process. every effort the japanese government has tried to push it to the economy to try and get the inflation toward 2% doesn't appear to be where the government wants. but today's number was a little bit more on the positive side. we haven't seen too much movement coming through in terms o

hebert last week a 15 year veteran of the force and thousand out right now has a procession of the jakarta to roll the chapel of the chimes in hayward not recession getting underway headed to the oakland took be irina--arena. >>terisa estacio: were to show you a live picture right now we just watched as the casket was placed into the parched will follow the family members and you've been see right here that the hearse is beginning to move out here this is a live update right now and we're going to be quiet and in this section as it goes by carrying a 15 year veteran of the hayward police department will have seen his two daughters come out with same law enforcement from across the state cannot hear everyone from san diego and as far north as bullet union city hey were all over the bay area of they're all out here as representatives showing their support with talk to some residents will come out here on the side street to said that but to start with the right thing to do to come out here and the chief of police of hayward. >>terisa estacio: the family could see how much that the community s