indonesia it is because there is a clean industry in indonesia they have to match the quantity so that. the. produce more recycling material. and it is very cheap to import the waste rather then they have to clean the waste that we have in indonesia because like i said before 81 percent of our ways are in mexico nation so all but if we can mean or a segregate the ways from our household are our source then the local industry our 4 ago recycling you know 3 will be happy to do not importing the waste from. outside the country. that's a really return on or only on offered so much for joining us. ok by. solving the problem. that's a fine i'll head over to our web site. other stories from the. describing the huge problem in the. secret sly behind. discover new adventures in 360. and explore. sites. 360. 1 official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. i'd return to. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. they're in witness global news that matters. made for mines.

indonesia it is because there is a clean industry in indonesia they have to match the quantity so that. they. produce more recycling material. and it is very cheap to import the waste and other then they have to clean the ways that we have in indonesia because like i said before 81 percent of our waste are in mixed condition so all but if we can maintain or segregate the waste from our house call our our source then the local industry are for the recycling you know 3 will be happy to do not importing the waste from. outside the country. that's a really bad one and or only an effect so much for joining us. ok by. solving the problem of order and we're just beginning with the. that's the fun i'll head over to our web site either dot com for was there the other shop online or other stories from the reason we're going up with something readers describing the huge problem that interview shows for using. by. the they were. and in the end this is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you that. are you familiar with this. list smugglers were lions of. what's your story read

what. 6 appears to show chinese fishing boats in indonesia's economic zone. so leave them and go away leave them and go always there and highlights china's ongoing efforts to lay claim to the vital shipping lanes and fishing waters here not only in these tiny quarries i ought to get you to leave these territory. and be joining the foreign ministry played down the diplomatic road through although you knew china and indonesia have a strategic partnership in which friendship and cooperation is the main stream and the difference is just a small part. since the mid ninety's china has stepped up its operations in the south china sea. building on reefs even going as far as to plant a flag in the seabed neighboring countries view it as a land grab accusing them of muscling in on their territory attempting to expand the chinese fear of influence and control. joining me now is all the time political scientists richard had richard as an expert on china's claims in the south china sea and the disproofs it has with countries in the region richard thanks for making the tim

made in indonesia. made in indonesia. we then get the lists of indonesian sub contractors from these big brands the factories from which we have taken the waste water appear. on the lists. it's been as you say yeah but. the company is registered as one of h. and m's sub contractors pan asia also works with other brands like unique low. it was in the pan asia group's water that we found high levels of nano phenyl a powerful hormone disruptor. the just x. plant and it's waste with high lead levels is also sub contracted by the unique low brand. and lensing the plant with record sulphate levels in its waste water supplies raw materials to companies like gap a sauce marks and spencer and once again unique low and h. and m. . the swedish giant h. and m. has an office in jakarta the indonesian capital. they are here on the 21st floor we have already tried to contact them by email but without success. incredibly. the director of h. and m. indonesia agrees to see us you know to go to the regional if you can. from then we film wit

then their labels to know which ones work in indonesia. and here look at best made in indonesia. just what about h. and m. made in indonesia. made in india as yet. we then get the lists of indonesian sub contractors from these big brands. the factories from which we have taken the waste water appear on the lists. could spend as you say yeah but. the company is registered as one of h. and m's sub contractors pan asia also works with other brands like uniquely. it was in the pan asia group's water that we found high levels of nano phenyl a powerful hormone disruptor. the just x. plant and its waste with high lead levels is also subcontracted by the unique low brand. and lens ing the plant with record sulphate levels in its waste water supplies raw materials to companies like gap a sauce marks and spencer and once again unique low and h. and m. . the swedish giant h. and m. has an office in jakarta the indonesian capital. they are here on the 21st floor we have already tried to contact them by email but without success. incredibly. the director of h. and m. indonesia agrees to see u

made in indonesia. made in indonesia then is. we then get the lists of indonesian sub contractors from these big brands the factories from which we have taken the waste water appear on the lists. it's been as you say yeah but. the company is registered as one of h. and m's sub contractors pan asia also works with other brands like unique low. it was in the pan asia group's water that we found high levels of nano phenyl a powerful hormone disruptor. the just x. plant and its waste with high lead levels is also sub contracted by the unique low brand. and lens ing the plant with record sulphate levels in its waste water supplies raw materials to companies like gap a sauce marks and spencer and once again unique low and h. and m. . the swedish giant h. and m. has an office in jakarta the indonesian capital. they are here on the 21st floor we have already tried to contact them by email but without success. incredibly. the director of h. and m. indonesia agrees to see us you got to go to the your original if you count. from then we fil

and she here look at best made in indonesia. just what about h. and m. made in indonesia. made in india next year. we then get the lists of indonesian sub contractors from these big brands the factories from which we have taken the waste water appear on the lists. it's been as you say yeah but. the company is registered as one of h. and m's sub contractors pan asia also works with other brands like unique low. it was in the pan asia group's water that we found high levels of nano phenyl a powerful hormone disruptor. the just x. plant and its waste with high lead levels is also subcontracted by the unique low brand. and lensing the plant with record sulphate levels in its waste water supplies raw materials to companies like gap a sauce marks and spencer and once again unique low and h. and m. . the swedish giant h. and m. has an office in jakarta the indonesian capital. they are here on the 21st floor we have already tried to contact them by email but without success. incredibly. the director of h. and m. indonesia agrees to see us you know to go to the regional if your cam

what. 6 appears to show chinese fishing boats in indonesia's economic zone. so leave them and go away leave them and go away and highlights china's ongoing efforts to lay claim to the vital shipping lanes and fishing waters. terry if these tiny party i order you to leave these territories. in big joining the foreign ministry played down the diplomatic row who you knew china and indonesia have a strategic partnership in which friendship and cooperation is the mainstream and the difference is just a small part. since the mid ninety's china has stepped up its operations in the south china sea. building on reefs even going as far as to plant a flag in the seabed neighboring countries view it as a land grab accusing them of muscling in on their territory attempting to expand the chinese fear of influence and control. joining me now is all the time political scientists richard had and richard is an expert on china's claims in the south china sea and the disproofs it has with countries in the region richard thanks for making the time it's one point to note that indo

>>> we are in the east of the island of borne neo, indonesia. palm trees line the road as far as the eye can see. ththis species of palm is grown for palm oil, of which indonesia is the world's largest producer. trees have been cut down to make way for plantations of over 100,000 square kilomemeters, an area that has grown 500% in 20 years. this has driven the island's orangutans, known as people of the forest, to become critically endangered. german and british research has estimated that between 1999 and 2015, around half of borne i don't's orangutans were affected, leading to a population drop of about 150,000. as orangutans lose their habitat, one ngo is taking them in, raising them, and returning them to the wild. it also carries out ongoing research on orangutan habitats in developed areas. indonesia has prohibited the development of land in areas where orangutans live. >> there, nest. a nest. orangutan nest. >> meet the people battling to save the orangutans and protect their home. this is a natural protected forest in east kalimantan, bo

today the ngo has 300 member across indonesia. they include environmentalists, nature lovers, farmers and fishermen. >> let's start with the meeting together. >> ungel began working to protect indonesia's forests as a college student in 1996. born and raised on sulawesi island, he saw the devastation caused on his friend's and neighbor's land. >> ungel and his fellow students set up a small radio station. they have illegal island and the island's vanishing forests. but their broadcast alone couldn't stop it. so inn 02,ngel andnd a fellolow environmentatal activist set up telepack. they sent unundercover researcs to examine the destruction of illelel forests and logging sites and they reported their findings on the radio, television and at conferences. >> like this. this is the sample of a report, and we put the big actors, mostly them is a very rich man in indonesia. >> the report was enabled by environmental ngos. the investigation made it clear that illegal logging had two faces. small-scale logging by locals and large scale log

and in fact there's this to be a new capital for indonesia indonesia and people on the whole do they accept the issue of climate the climate crisis or do they attribute some of these extreme weather events that they've had to endure do they attribute those to to other things to any sort of any other kinds of causes or factors they attributed to other causes as well one of them is the poor water management and infrastructure in the city but on average there where of climate change i think just like many many people in the world today but what i have found for. my experience teaching professor i teach this issues in my classes even the. rich person an average student is aware of this biggest issue that we are facing right now. many don't necessarily know in details some of the impacts that we already experiencing for example island nations in the pacific for example seeing a sea level rise or for that matter. they feel that they could not do anything on the individual level to help address this issue so i agree with cornelia that this is a global issue and it's a global solution but we

the statistics that you mention indonesia being one of the top largest emitters of carbon dioxide. come not only from factories cars. other carbon dioxide typical carbon dioxide emitters of the country in an easier has been . losing a lot of its forests forests as oceans as carbon sinks well so so sorry and they're not losing them they're being cut down right. correct yes they're being cut down there being a shifted. and made into palm oil plantations in many places in the country right and yet in indonesia an official policy is a voluntary reduction to reduce its emissions by 26 percent by this year 2020 how's it doing on that how how far how much progress is it making on that it that number i think was an earlier commitment in 2015 the country revise its commitment it will try to reduce carbon it mysen by 29 percent. by 2030 on its own in 41 percent and using international collaboration i mean. if we look at the entire. country. as far as efforts to reduce that climate change there needs to be more efforts i mean there is the there are still there have been some. concrete. result

indonesia has his own waste problem but it's being compounded by imported trash when china decided to reject foreign waste 2 years ago he was quantities were routed to indonesia the country's trash imports have tripled since 2017. nina is trying her best to push back against the trend. an exhibition at school. letter getting a reply from the chancellor might take some more patients and just remind her the top story we're following for you china has locked down the city on the metro top metropolis at the center of the coronavirus l. flights trains buses and ferries in and out of the city 11000000 people have been stopped health officials around the world are scrambling to contain the outbreak as fears grow of a global pandemic. well as stay 3 of the world economic forum in davos switzerland and our senior business editor ben physical and is part of our team covering the event ben from what i can gather this is a very different davos from years past it is very different it's gone green which is trying to find out whether or not german chancellor is also going green terry as he's an avid

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $16000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's not a bishop's plan traditional ways. disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him though. will live without plastic as a good thing so we have to think about this and try to mentally friendly by getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being touted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and cou

did you notice any difference in emerging markets like india and indonesia? india and indonesia? india and indonesia are the markets driving download growth of the app ecosystem, so globally in india we are seeing 198% of download growth rate coming from that market. with the generation z population, indonesia is the fastest—growing among the markets we have analysed. let's bring you up to date with other business news making headlights. goldman sachs' latest earnings have disappointed investors for a second straight quarter and a big portion of their spending came from setting aside more than $1 billion to cover legal fees and regulatory costs related to the 1mdb malaysian corruption scandal. the bank reported its operating expenses rising 42% in the fourth quarter. cathay pacific is offering its staff a one—month unpaid leave. hong kong's flagship airline is facing tough financial times as it copes with a massive drop in passenger traffic due to the city's anti—government protests. let's look at the markets, asian markets aren't that excited about the phase i trade deal w

country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $16000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known bishes plan traditional race disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one mile yano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our and him though or live without plastic as a getting so we have to think about this in fact i'm in the early friendly but getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see weed is being touted as a material with a bright future a sector that has a lot of potential seaweed grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and can be used in

a lot of indonesia's forests have been cut down for a timber and palm oil plantation that still needs to be address right and coming to cornelia in london it's amazing to many people around the world the fact that we've identified these calamities befalling so many different parts of the world many of those calamities are being attributed to client the climate crisis and yet our emissions are going up they were recorded last year is being at its highest ever and the biggest culprits all those is at most developed nations why is that. well i it's not just those most developed nations china is also a big culprit as is india and i would say if you have a global problem and nothing is a more global problem than climate you need global solutions so it doesn't united nations for framework conference on climate change un f c c c which holds the cop conferences it's really a it would be a good mechanism but what happened is we saw that in 2018. donald trump said he would be leaving the paris agreement the paris accord on climate change which came from cop $21.00 and we saw that with with with

her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here too seaweed is being touted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential growth quickly doesn't take up fertile land and could be used in a wide range of applications there are more than $72000.00 species of algae worldwide the largest over 60 meters in length algae based ingredients are already used in many foods for example as binding agents 2 different types of brown algae are now being grown commercially in norway up to $100.00 tons of them a year the farm in 4 year is one of the biggest in europe as the global population rises a new food trends quote fashionable seaweed is appearing more frequently on european plates seaweed cultivation has grown quickly in the past 10 years 1st and foremost in france and ireland but spain and of course norway are also exploring the options . it is a growing market the

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $60000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known bishops plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him. live without plastic as a getting so we have to think about this in fact i'm in the early friendly but getting her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers are other countries in asia where people have been eating in the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here too seaweed is being touted as a material with a bright future the sector that has a lot of potential growth quickly doesn't take up fertile land and could be use

be excellent for indonesia. especially with the backdrop of inflation continuing to come down. inflation last year was 3%. very helpfully -- healthy. you see the opportunities? how are you seizing these opportunities? momentumk the indonesia has is perfect for the businesses we are in. real estate will benefit immensely from the infrastructure the president has rolled out. finally the last two quarters of 2019 we are beginning to see a sustained and strong pickup in purchases of homes. also in our health care business. that is another business that has done well. ebita group and we are going to continue to build on that. care,r it is health malls, i'm very excited for 2020. >> how excited are you about the move to move the capital? do you see opportunities there? >> i think the move of the capital is another landmark policy the president is running on. boostk that will investment and capital spending and also help to spread out and address the issues of any quality of growth. >> you have cooperation with softban

suffering through the pain tsunami survivors from indonesia find healing in the ocean that once killed nearly everyone they knew. and women break free many have decided to take a back seat to the men in their lives anymore. i'm very strategy welcome to do. it's good to have you with us join us is a new type of coronavirus could be behind a mysterious pneumonia like outbreak that has sent 59 people to the hospital the virus belongs to the same family of viruses that caused a deadly saugus outbreak in 2003 preliminary tests conducted in china say this new virus that hasn't been named is behind the outbreak that began in december patients reported pneumonia like symptoms the outbreak in the central city. was linked to a seafood market in that very city many of the patients worked at or visited the seafood market in the city is around 900 kilometers inland from hong kong but officials there have also put precautionary measures in place. the border entry exit control points affan hance health surveillance and inspection medical personnel have been advised to stay alert and transfer and quar

her home country is the world's 2nd largest plastic polluter after china indonesia processes more than $16000000.00 tons of plastic waste every year over $3000000.00 tons of it and up in the ocean the government has pledged to reduce this by 70 percent by 2025 it's known bishes plan traditional waste disposal methods can't keep up that's why indonesia backs pioneering ideas like the one majano is proposing she makes packaging out of seaweed. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back there. our eggs him though. will live without plastic as a getting so we have to think about this and try to mentally friendly. her main advantage is that indonesia is one of the world's biggest producers of seaweed most buyers or other countries in asia where people have been eating the marine plant for millennia. in europe production is still on a much smaller scale but here to see where it is being targeted as a material with a bright future a sector that has a lot of potential grows quickly doesn't take up fertile land and could be used i

the would start from country's doing really well, among them indonesia,. -- indonesia. it contributes to global growth 10%, as much because us contributes to global growth. we are a little -- there are a number of countries seeing in that people are not a pension to, but looking for the right investments, the way growth is 7%, 8%, 9% to reform their business environment. i just came from senegal. in thatput senegal category. it is a tiny, tiny country. we do see two vulnerabilities in the world we have not seen in our october forecast. one is india slowing down more a little more than we anticipated. and two, unrest. clearly, people on the streets means economies are slowing down. this is happening in hong kong, in chile, colombia, lebanon. and whether this unrest is -- unrest momentum is sustained is a downside risk to that forecast. >> let's go to the dragon in the room, china, the second-largest economy. much of the global slowdown this year has been attributed to china's slowdown. alone, its double digit growth years contributed to the global economy. do you see it

suffering through the pain tsunami survivors from indonesia find healing in the ocean that once everyone they knew. and women break free many have decided to take a back seat to the men in their lives anymore. i'm very strategy welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us join us is a new type of coronavirus could be behind a mysterious pneumonia like outbreak that has sent 59 people to the hospital the virus belongs to the same family of viruses that caused a deadly saugus outbreak in 2003 preliminary tests conducted in china say this new virus that hasn't been named is behind the outbreak that began in december patients reported pneumonia like symptoms the outbreak in the central city. was linked to a seafood market in that very city. many of the patients worked out or visited the 101 and seafood market the city is around 100 kilometers inland from hong kong but officials there have also put precautionary measures in place. the border entry exit control points affan hance health surveillance and inspection medical personnel have been advised to stay alert and transfer and quarant

catastrophic flooding in indonesia forces people from their homes in and around the capital jakarta officials warn more heavy rains are on the way. and turkey edges closer to sending troops to war torn libya lawmakers are due to vote on a proposal for military intervention that could end up escalating the conflict in that country. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us australia has ordered mass evacuations of coastal communities as bush fires rage across the southeast navy ships and aircraft are delivering food right now in water as well to thousands who fled the town of molecules and took refuge on the local beaches the worst summer wildfires on record have left at least 18 people dead. and now the devastating $24.00 alice and this is what's left of the coastal town of. with cooler conditions on wednesday firefighters and residents took a moment to count the costs a once popular holiday distillation now looks like a war zone. all of my position. is just simply nothing. military ships and aircraft have been deployed to provide humanitarian assistance bringing in much needed food and medi

because indonesia is confident in imports and exports. indiscernible] and from the global, in the financial markets, we have to watch this. and our commitment to stabilize -- markets in the face of domestic is our challenge. buffaloick up the angry for better investments. we need to assess our opportunities. for direct investment to come to indonesia. looking for economic growth. promising industrialization. our consuming of natural resources. special -- and especially finance. reassesswe need to global and domestic risk. [indiscernible] that was the governor of bank indonesia speaking to tom mackenzie. let's head to mumbai now because indiana's -- indiana's cash markets have just opened for the day. we saw equities yesterday rise, and i'm looking like there could be some gains in india despite that selloff across the rest of asia. >> that's absolutely right. good good morning to you. after a strong rebound in yesterday's session we are looking -- a flat opening, i would call it. it's also a day for monthly contracts to expire. there coul

how imo widespread showers across southeast asia particularly into indonesia not as heavy as they have been recently but you can see the thunderheads still showing up very actively as we go on through the next couple of days well so weather never really too far away across borneo not see bad up towards in the charter into thailand but just up towards malays are again we are going to see some live to showers over the next couple of days by the time we come to choose day still some showers and some heavy downpours making their way into southern parts of the philippines but the heavy rain will still be just around indonesia northern parts of indonesia in particular seeing some very wet weather over the next few days and all the parts of australia with western possible strata could see some very wet weather over the next few days this circulation here well that could well develop into a typical sight on this lot is to become a sight like monday going on in to choose day it will cool blake if it does get in i suspect he will do and will bring some very heavy rain into the north of western a

this is the rainy season in indonesia, and jakarta does see annual flooding but the in indonesia, and jakarta does see annualflooding but the heavy downpour of the past week has been the most intense in decades. rescue crews have been trying to get people to safe areas. the rains aren't due to safe areas. the rains aren't due to peak until next month, and long—range forecasts suggest more is on the way. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the argument about leave or remain is over, the labour mp sir keir starmer has said, after becoming the fifth candidate to enter the party's leadership contest. the shadow brexit secretary said labour needed to regain the public‘s trust as a force for good and change. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. back on the campaign trail, sir keir starmer launched his bid to lead labour in stevenage, a conservative seat, which voted to leave the eu. he says the party's recent radical policies are needed to win here and beyond, but after a long time making the case for the uk to stay in the eu, he now says it's time to look beyond brexit. the argume

flood sweep through indonesia's capital forcing thousands of people from now owns and leaving behind a trail of destruction. taiwan's top military officer is among 8 people killed in a helicopter crash near the capital tonight. hello welcome to the program and we begin this hour in turkey where the parliament has approved a government motion to deploy troops to libya in support of the un recognized administration in tripoli that's been fighting against the wall of her life after his forces launched an offensive to capture the capital last april turkey says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and its interests in libya like the deals ankara and tripoli recently signed on military cooperation and maritime boundaries but today with challenges turkish opposition parties are against the move and say ankara should have 1st given priority to a diplomatic solution and in the past our president has also warned president won against foreign interference in libya. i'm going to joe is following the story from ankara joins us live now is there any more reaction to president co

the foreman his son chairman carlos cone he skipped bail in japan and fled to lebanon and flooding in indonesia his capital forces thousands of people from their homes and leaves behind a trail of destruction. so we're beginning in turkey where parliament has approved that government motion to deploy troops to libya this is in support of the un recognized administration in tripoli that's been fighting against the war highly for have to remember it was his forces who launched that offensive to capture the capital tripoli back in april turkey says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and its interests in libya like the deals on korea and tripoli recently signed on military cooperation and on maritime boundaries but there were challenges turkish opposition parties were against the move and say ankara should have 1st given priority to a diplomatic solution well more from a don't know he's covering events from ankara. 'd why devised. these. see it had to be. a considerable number of members of parliament opposed it outright and they say that there was a need for more diplomatic av

through -- 30 meters were recorded as they swept through indonesia. the tsunami unleashed its destructive force. as the years have passed, some survivors have t turned to the ocean as a way to heal and find meaning after losing so much to the waters. >> some people run from their fefears. gary sururfs on hisis. thee waveses bring fun and thri, but 15 years ago, a tsununami inflicteted the cruelest pain, killlling almost half of h his family. nonow traumatized, for him, surfing is about surviving. >>>> we no longer feel this wave was the one that destroyed us. we just do not think like that anymore. in fact, the waves are now our friends. if you are wondering, how could we serve a wave that killed us, we have not t ought abouout tha. we treat the waves like our bodies hang around us every day. >> nowhere was movre debit -- no one was more devastated in the coastal community. graveyardsds are now filleled wh those whwhoave perished. some victitims have nevever been found. >> i keep praying for the best for my family members. the reality is they have pas

were unsafe one thing is clear though beijing is ready to sacrifice the old for progress at any price indonesia is urging japan to increase its investment in indonesian islands close to disputed waters in the south china sea the indonesian government has been seeking to reassert its authority over the tuna after a recent standoff with chinese ships nearby last year japan agreed to fund a new fish market on the island during a joint press conference indonesia's foreign minister told the japanese. government was keen for japan to top up its investment in fisheries and. designed by clowns supervised by monkeys that's just one of the study think boeing employees as they worked on the 737 max ally newly released internal memo sort of revealed stuff were way problems with the jets and the simulator training being developed for them and tried to conceal the information from u.s. aviation regulations one says they would not allow their own family to fly on a 77 maps plane has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 deadly crashes. is canceling all of its flights to and from tehran for the

floods sweep through indonesia's capital forcing thousands of people from their homes leaving behind a trail of destruction. and a public outcry following the deaths of as many as a 1000 infants at a hospital in the indian state of raw just on a. global concern program turkey's parliament has authorized the government to deploy troops to libya to support the un recognized government a move paves the way for further military cooperation between ankara and tripoli but opposition parties in turkey are saying that it could exacerbate the conflict president trump is also want president i don't want against any foreign interference in libya mohammed a daughter reports now from her. off to a long and spirited debate the turkish government finally cut that the bill gives an initial told month monday for the deployment of troops to libya which it gives the president the freedom to decide the scope size and timing of the deployment debate on the motion was highly divisive good. for you your biggest successes using the refugees as a threat to europe now you negotiating with that because you've

heavy rainfall on new year's eve has caused massive flooding in indonesia's capital jakarta at least 21 people died off of the city received its heaviest rainfall in more than 2 decades authorities moved some 31000 people to temporary shelters out of the way of reaching floodwaters. trapped on a tiny island in the floods this man was lucky. a desperate rescue effort saved in. nearby floodwaters were overwhelming washing away everything in their path. tens of people have been killed and tens of thousands more evacuated indonesia's president tried to offer reassurance. if the disaster agency needs to coordinate with provincial governments and search and rescue teams to give people who are affected by the floods a sense of safety and well yes. but he also cautioned people to limit their expectations. but in terms of our ability to respond to flooding the central government is still quite when you have the money and they are still many projects left to complete. the. for hard hit residents in the capital jakarta life and death choices and long delays i see them when they want to reach th

were unsafe one thing is clear though beijing is ready to sacrifice the old for progress at any price indonesia is urging japan to increase its investment in indonesian islands close to disputed waters in the south china sea the indonesian government has been seeking to reassert its authority over the tuna after a recent standoff with chinese ships nearby last year japan agreed to fund a new fish market on the island during a joint press conference indonesia's foreign minister told her japanese counterpart the government was keen for japan to top up its investment in fisheries and. designed by clowns supervised by monkeys that's just one of the study think boeing employees as they worked on the 737 max ally newly released internal memos from real staff were aware of problems with the jets and the simulator training being developed for them and tried to conceal the information from u.s. aviation regulators one says they would not allow their own family to fly on a 77 maps plane has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 deadly french. those hands up is canceling all of its flights

area also taiwan's top military officer is among 8 people killed in a helicopter crash and flooding in indonesia's capital forces thousands of people from their homes and leaves behind a trail of destruction. so we're starting in turkey where parliament has approved a government motion to deploy troops to libya this is in support of the u.n. recognized administration in tripoli that's been fighting against the warlord khalifa haftar remember his forces launched offensive in april to capture the capital turkey says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and its interests in libya like the deals which anchor in tripoli recently signed on military cooperation and maritime boundaries but there were challenges turkish opposition parties were against the move they say ankara should have 1st given priority to a diplomatic solution. let's go to ankara has mohamad it has been following this one all day mohamed how decisive was this vote. quite divisive almost t's. see it had to be the. considerable number of members of parliament or polls outright saying that there was need for more diplom

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heavy rainfall on new year's eve has caused massive flooding in indonesia. at least 21 people died off of the city received its heaviest rainfall in more than 2 decades authorities moved some 31000 people to temporary shelters out of the way of reaching floodwaters. trapped on a tiny island in the floods. this man was lucky. a desperate rescue efforts safe to. 'd nearby floodwaters were overwhelming washing away everything in their path tens of people have been killed and tens of thousands more evacuated indonesia's president tried to offer reassurance. and. disaster agency needs to coordinate with provincial governments and search and rescue teams to give people who are affected by the floods a sense of safety. but he also cautioned people to limit their expectations. in terms of our ability to respond to flooding that the central government is still quite new and there are still many projects left to complete. he. for hard hit residents in the capital jakarta life and death choices and long delays i see them when they want to reach the 2nd floor we decided

are expected to get worse we'll go to sydney with the latest also coming up the deadly flooding in indonesia full system tens of thousands of people from their homes in and around the capital jakarta officials want more heavy rain is in the full cost. and what's next for the leaders known as europe's most powerful woman german chancellor angela merkel goes into the new year looking to shape a legacy as speculation mounts about who might succeed. i'm on you can just mackinnon thanks very much for joining us. australia has ordered mass evacuations of coastal communities as bush fires raged across the southeast and navy ships and aircraft awed delivering food and water to thousands who have fled the town of moloch and taken refuge on local beaches the was some a wild fires on record have left at least 18 people dead. australia's soso eastern coast is now one ever kitchen's zone people have been told to leave as soon as possible as authorities declared a state of emergency. it is imperative that you look after yourself the responsibility to look after yourselves and your families and you out to

and surfing through the pain in indonesia survivors of the 2004 tsunami find healing in the ocean that once killed nearly everyone they knew. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us u.s. and canadian officials say it's highly likely that in the rain in missile brought down a ukrainian passenger jet near tehran earlier this week canadian prime minister justin trudeau says mounting evidence suggests than a rainy and surface to air missile hit the airline shortly after takeoff but iran has rejected that scenario all 176 people on board. many of them canadian were killed in the crash which came just hours after iran launched an attack against u.s. targets in iraq. wreckage from the ukraine international airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from tehran leaving the world with many questions and few answers canadian prime minister justin trudeau was the 1st to publicly announce a possible cause in iranian missile we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by in a rainy and sur

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waves of up to 30 meters what accorded as the tsunami swept through indonesia within more than 220000 people across what killed as the tsunami unleashed its destructive force but as the years have passed some survivors have done to the ocean as a way to heal and find meaning after moving so much. some people run from their fears gary said surfs on his knees waves bring fun and thrills but 15 years ago a tsunami inflicted the cruelest pain killing almost half his family now traumatized for derry suffering is about surviving. and. we no longer feel like this wave was the one that destroyed us we just don't think like that anymore in fact the waves are now our friends so if you're wondering how could we surf a wave that once killed us well we've never thought of it like that now it's up to us we treat the waves like our buddies who hang around with us every day. no we are was more devastated than the coastal community here in lumps cars homes and villages washed away. graveyards no filled with those who perished some victims have never been found. i keep praying for the best for my famil

heavy rainfall on new year's eve has caused massive flooding in indonesia's capital jakarta at least 21 people died off of the city received its heaviest rainfall in more than 2 decades authorities moved some 31000 people to temporary shelters out of the way of reaching floodwaters. trapped on a tiny island in the floods. this man was lucky. a desperate rescue effort saved in. 'd nearby flood waters were overwhelming washing away everything in their path tens of people have been killed and tens of thousands more evacuated indonesia's president tried to offer reassurance. disaster agency needs to coordinate with provincial governments and search and rescue teams to give people who are affected by the floods a sense of safety. but he also cautioned people to limit their expectations. in terms of our ability to respond to flooding that the central government is still quite new and there are still many projects left to complete. the. for hard hit residents in the capital jakarta life and death choices and long delays i see. when the water reached the 2nd floor we decided. we asked for he

indonesia, the world's largest muslim country, has seen rising intolerance in recent years towards the lbgt community. but in some parts of indonesia there is a long tradition of respect for transgender people and they play a role in rituals and ceremonial dances. rianto, is a master of the lengger lanang, a traditional dance by men who perform as women. this is his story. the private american aerospace company spacex has been conducting a trial with nasa of its plans to take astronauts to the international space station. it tested the emergency landing system, necessary to qualify the company to fly astronauts to the station. our science correspondent, jonathan amos, reports. a space x rocket launch with a difference and something you'd rather not see. this falcon vehicle is climbing into the sky with the deliberate intention of failing. 80 seconds into the flight and the engines turn off. the rocket blows itself apart in spectacularfashion. but there was purpose. making its escape from the top of the rocket moments before the fireball was space—x's new astronaut capsule it calls th

were unsafe one thing is clear though beijing is ready to sacrifice the old for progress at any price indonesia is urging japan to increase its investment in indonesian islands close to disputed waters in the south china sea the indonesian government has been seeking to reassert its authority over the tuna after a recent standoff with chinese ships nearby garcia japan agreed to fund the new fish market on the island during a joint press conference indonesia's foreign minister told the japanese. government was keen for japan to top up its investment in fisheries and. designed by clowns supervised by monkeys that's just one of the study think by boeing employees as they worked on the 737 max ally and newly released internal memos for real stuff where away problems with the jets and the simulator training being developed for them and tried to conceal the information from u.s. aviation regulators one says they would not allow their own family to fly on a 77 maps plane has been grounded worldwide since last march following 2 deadly frenchies. this canceling all of its flights to and from tehran for

waves up to 30 meters were recorded is the tsunami swept through indonesia within hours more than 220000 people across asia or were killed as the tsunami on least it's just struck do fours as the years have passed some survivors have turned to the ocean again as a way to heal and pine renew meeting after losing so much some people run from their fears darry set to one surfs on his knees waves bring fun and thrills but 15 years ago a tsunami inflicted the cruelest pain killing almost half his family now traumatized for derry suffering is about surviving. and i left about. we no longer feel like this wave was the one that destroyed us we just don't think like that anymore in fact the waves are now our friends so if you're wondering how could we surf a wave that once killed us well we've never thought of it like that now it's up to us we treat the waves like our buddies who hang around with us every day no where was more devastated than the coastal community here in la. cars homes and villages washed away. graveyard snow filled with those who perished some victims have never been found. i k

in indonesia severe weather has triggered deadly flooding in and around the capital jakarta officials say some 2 dozen people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced by raging floodwaters full cost as all warning of heavy rain and more flooding in the coming days. trapped on a tiny island in the floods. this man was lucky. a desperate rescue effort saved him. 'd sneer by floodwaters were overwhelming washing away everything in their path tens of people have been killed and tens of thousands more evacuated indonesia's president tried to offer reassurance. if a disaster agency needs to coordinate with provincial governments and search and rescue teams to give people who are affected by the floods a sense of safety and well yeah this is a good. some osama but he also cautioned people to limit their expectations. but i don't know in terms of our ability to respond to flooding but the central government is still quite knew it was up the money and there are still many projects left to complete. he. for hard hit residents in the capital jakarta life and death choices and long delays

the fighting in indonesia forces tens of thousands from the capital. cost of war. 3 people come forward falling into deadly fire as a german civil soldiers believe that. the new year's eve killed dozens of the town. i'm from welcome to the program. australian authorities have declared emergencies and ordered mass evacuations in new south wales and victoria the states hardest hit by some of the worst wildfire that's on record the evacuation orders unlikely to last for days as forecast as well but high temperatures and strong winds are expected to return this weekend 18 people have died in the crisis and thousands of homes destroyed. this is what firefighters in australia have been dealing with for months in some cases and this is an example of the aftermath the town of. or what was the town a place tore through here on new year's eve. since then thousands have been awaiting rescue relief anything the plan is for the navy to use ships and helicopters to bring them to melbourne about a 17 hour journey by water. and destruction devastation and this is just

and surfing through the pain in indonesia survivors of the 2004 tsunami find healing in the ocean that once killed nearly everyone they knew. martin good to have you with us u.s. and canadian officials say it's highly likely that an iranian missile brought down a ukrainian passenger jet near tehran earlier this week canada's prime minister justin trudeau says mounting evidence suggests an iranian surface to air missile hit the airliner shortly after takeoff but iran has rejected that scenario all $176.00 people on board many of them canadian were killed in the crash which came just hours after rent launched an attack against u.s. targets in iraq. wreckage from the ukrainian international airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from tehran leaving the world with lots of questions and few says canadian prime minister justin trudeau was the 1st to publicly announce a possible cause and iranian missile we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an arena and a surface to air miss

sinaga, who's from indonesia, was a postgraduate student in manchester. police are now appealing for other potential victims to come forward. we believe there are over 190 victims that have been involved with sinaga, reynhard sinaga. and 70 of them are still to be identified, approximately. and we'll be reporting on the drug apparently used by sinaga to incapacitate his victims. also tonight... huge crowds gather in tehran to mourn the iranian general killed by us forces, as tensions rise in neighbouring iraq. in baghdad tonight, there has been an unusual amount of helicopter activity. the americans deny suggestions that they may be planning to pull their troops out of the country. the volunteer fire fighters stepping in to tackle the bushfire crisis in australia. we report from one of the affected areas. in this small town, the fire brigade did all it could to try to save lives and property, but the wall of fla mes lives and property, but the wall of fla m es we re lives and property, but the wall of flames were simply too big, too powerful. under the go