who -- countries like _ complicated for like indonesia. who —— countries like indonesia. briefly, the war in ukraine is at the backdrop of all of these conversations. do you think that has made the push towards renewable energy more urgent? it made the push towards renewable energy more urgent?— energy more urgent? it certainly made it more — energy more urgent? it certainly made it more difficult _ energy more urgent? it certainly made it more difficult because i energy more urgent? it certainly made it more difficult because itj made it more difficult because it opens the west up to accusations of hypocrisy because all the countries of starting to reopen gas stations because they're going to have a chilly winter. if you're in emerging economy... i think it has made it more complicated rather than easier. james crabtree, executive director of the institute of international strategic studies, thanks so much forjoining us. for now, that's it forjoining us. for now, that's it for me here in bali. monica, i'll have lots more for you a little later on the programme and th

the 620 has been a real moment of bright for indonesia, it is indonesia's coming out party, if you will, an opportunity to this 5 this country's j showcase this country's economic ambitions as well, and as these world leaders start arriving here, joko widodo, the president will have a chance to discuss some of the issues he wants to, face—to—face, and as we have been talking, the mexican leader has arrived as well at the 620, so much to discuss and so much to get through with the working meeting under way digitally focused on food security, but for now, for me and the team in bali, that's it. do stay with bbc news for the rest of the days news. hello there. on the whole, it was a relatively quiet start to our working week, but a change is on the way, and you can see that as we close out the day in cornwall on monday with this blanket of cloud closing the curtains across the south—west and, yes, there's a weather front that's bringing some wet and windy weather. you can see the extent of the cloud on the satellite picture, actually, and it's this frontal system tied into an area of

all legal without paying taxes in indonesia. not all foreigners know this and use a tourism these i step. but even then they actually have little to worry about because the supervision of foreigners who carry out digital nomad activities is based purely on complaints of fences. we are aware the no, all immigration officers have the i t knowledge and we cannot just look through people's laptops and see if they're doing some work with their laptop and directly say, hey, what are you doing? i left know neither but left voting on black jacket. alonzo abraham. good guy, balise tourism suffer tremendously in the pandemic and hands. the island is keen to get people back to boost the economy digital. know matt, stay in hostels and hotels and spend entire days in restaurants and cafes, especially into any parts of bali, like here and jungle. the downside of it all of that many locals are already tired of the after work, party scene, and all the noise that comes with it. hotels and clubs progressively swallow, the last rise filled and wit

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indonesia is at the heart of it. in the last two years especially, when fossil fuel prices have gone up, the coal price used to be 20 or $30 in 2020, now it is $70, $80. that renewable source energies are economically viable now. i recall installing a solar panel in 2024 one megawatt. they pay backwards 12 years. now the payback is 6.5 years. there is a lot of transition, and there is a lot of economics in this business as well. manufacturing facilities, we have installed over 25 megawatts solar panels. we are able to reduce emissions by 70%. it is huge. we are fortunate. 85% of our energy sources are already renewable. the remaining 15% is fossil fuel. investing in proven technology and adopting solar panels, i think that is a very good recipe for indonesia. enda: what can a company like yours in the private sector achieve here at the g20 when dialogue is dominated by geopolitics. anderson: it is the b20, and it gives us an opportunity for businesses, policymakers and stakeholders to talk. the agenda is focused on s

it is a huge issue for indonesia. _ more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly - more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly as i more? it is a huge issue for indonesia, particularly as it| indonesia, particularly as it tries to reduce its dependent from coal and make that transition to more renewable, greener energy is. it is very expensive for this country to do that it is an ambition that it wants to start undertaking and has talked about that, the need for investment and climate financing, an agreement, a rather obligated agreement that may well be announced later during the course of the 620 summit, but for more on this i would like to bring in frank jotzo. professor of environmental economics and climate change economics at the anu crawford school of public policy, where he directs the centre for climate and energy policy. how much focus have the 620 historically given to climate change and is it a key discussion point for them? that topic is certainly on the agenda _ that topic is certainly on the agenda particularly in regard to financing the energy tra

more than half of indonesia, g d. p comes from java island, where jakarta is located. experts say that moving the capitol. ready is just part of a bigger development strategy, which is to jumpstart, to green industrial economy in the cali mountain part of indonesia. this is why several dams are being built. the government is constructing 5 hydropower stations on the river chaos to speed up industrialization. north of new and tara president with dodo is planning the world's biggest green industrial park. indonesia also has the largest nichol deposits in the world and raw material that the booming e car industry urgently needs the new capital as part of a wider development plan. but there is the price to pay the move will displace indigenous people, make up 20 percent of indonesia population. at least 20000 people from 21 indigenous scripts are at risk. property prices are already surging in nearby bolick python and indigenous residents are angry. and bring the rules from jakarta, but these rules don't fit here. we're b

over 10000000 people, indonesia capital jakarta has a problem. the city is sinking by around $25.00 centimeters every year. some scientists predict that the metropolis will be completely submerged by 2050. that's why the government is creating a new capital from scratch dues on tara is being built on the near by island of borneo futuristic looking buildings covered by renewable energy or no under construction implementation is paula. rather than being a model city for that is a shout, it's gonna be a distress. the idea of moving the capital was 1st proposed in the 1980s during the c harter dictatorship. but it was only in 2019 that president jo cole with toto approved the $33000000000.00 construction of a new capital on the east coast of borneo. if it was a capital is not just a symbol or just the nations identity, but also in the representation of the nations progress to me that this is for economic justice inequality for the vision of an advanced indonesia. yeah, my do with the move, the president wants to best development and regions that have

also coming up: a special report on indonesia's energy dilemma. i absolutely believe there need not be a new cold war. i've met many times with xijinping, and we were candid and clear with one another across the board. also coming up: a special report on indonesia's energy dilemma. it's one of the biggest coal producers in the world. we ask if it can build a cleaner future and at what cost. ukraine's president zelensky visits the recaptured city of kherson, days after the russian withdrawal. and one of the world's richest men, the amazon founderjeff bezos, pledges to give away most of his wealth. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme from here in bali, where the annual 620 summit is about to get under way. the world's largest economies will be coordinating policies to promote stability and growth. the focus will be about the global economy. for many of the countries attending, it will be the first time they will have a chance to meet face—to—face. attention has been focused on that crucial meeting between the chine

indonesia is seen as a critical player in fighting climate change. many of its islands are vulnerable to rising sea levels as well as heavy flooding — caused by a warming planet. but it is also the world�*s largest exporter of coal, and has lost much of its rich tropical forests. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from the island of bali. blessed with abundant natural beauty, bali has been an economic success story, the glittering jewel in the crown of indonesia�*s tourist industry. but there cannot be growth without power, which is why this chinese—funded, coal—fired power station was opened seven years ago. this fisherman wishes it hadn�*t been. people living around here say pollution has hurt their livelihoods. "what we want is a power plant that uses more environmentally—friendly fuel," he says. so, this power station upsets the local community, it pours carbon into the atmosphere and it is — let�*s face it — an eyesore here on the so—called island of the gods. but there is a reason they built it. 15 y

indonesia has been spared. surely that would impact economies like indonesia? chatib: the country that indonesia should look at carefully is china. because china is one of our largest -- if china slows down, it will affect the commodity price and also energy prices. and we know that about 60% of our exports, i do believe that this will have an impact on our exports. haslinda: how concerned are you about the impact from china, given the current pace of the slowdown? chatib: i was not, but at the same time, do not forget that with geopolitical tension in europe now, there is russia limiting their supply of natural gas to germany. and the demand for coal has increased. the coal price is going to be high at this moment. in indonesia, we've got the benefit of it because coal is a big chunk of our exports. haslinda: i want to check on operation twist. there's been a lot of skepticism that it is working good what is your assessment of what is happening there? chatib: we probably have to do an evaluation later on, but at this moment, i do not see this strategy as quite

for the vision of an advanced indonesia. yeah. my to with the move, the president wants to boost development and regions that have been economically left behind. ah said tara, which will be roughly twice the size of new york city, will cover over 2500 square kilometers. in the province of east cali mountain area is currently covered in eucalyptus plantations. the government says no protected forests will be touched. according to the plan newson tighter will be green, hyper connected digital utopia in the middle of a lush landscape, it will be fueled entirely by renewable sources of highly accessible public transportation, and 75 percent of it will be covered in green space. it's a massive undertaking. indonesia has shy away from expressing is hunger for one life station and industrialization. it has been taking a very many approach to achieving dream of it from here to the high income country . more than half of indonesia, g d, p comes from java island, where jakarta is located. experts say that moving the capitol is just part of

asi as i mentioned, it hasjust gone mid—morning on tuesday in indonesia. our colleagues from bbc indonesia have sent us this update — they say that more than three thousand houses have been damaged and along with those who were killed, 92 people were wounded, and more than five thousand people have had to take shelter. and at least 25 people are thought to have been buried in a village near the epicentre which has been effectively cut off. we'll have more details on this in the coming hours here on bbc world news. let's turn to the world cup now, and monday was a day dominated by politics off the pitch — as well as the action on it. starting with the results — there were three games. the netherlands scored two late goals to beat senegal, putting them alongside ecuador at the top of group a. england scored six, beating iran, leaving them top in group b after the first round of matches, because a late equaliser for wales gave them a draw with the us. but there were some issues with ticketing. these fans said the official app, which should've helped the

only $11.00 of indonesia, national energy is renewable solar and wind power. a plan for new centera, but no one knows exactly how it will be implemented. everything is i also sent many comes to this on her not even really. ready quite natural to consider the resources they have play is hydropower and they hope a month to power. the city. the construction of new centera has only just begun and is expected to take another 20 years. put the scorecard for cities built from scratch is patchy. brazil's capital brazilian ended up notoriously segregated me in mars. ne p dog is mostly a ghost city and in nigeria, a boucher lack of affordable housing created slums. and so that was only far a political agenda. it's happened a lot and good city is if a city is an inclusive and and that is a lie and there is a song in that city until then jakarta will continue to sink. the metropolis remains the capital and economic center of anesha. it's hard to imagine that this will change any time soon for what good homes look like that really, resources are rely sodden on materials th

the death toll from an earthquake, and indonesia jumped to over 160 people. the quake on indonesia main islands sent people terrified into the streets. rescuers are racing to find those buried in the rubble of collapsed homes and buildings. ukraine's president calls on a nato assembly to label russia a terrorist state. this after claims the russian military shelled the nuclear power facilities as operational and or field matters are still dominating the headlines at day 2 of the world cup in katara. we look at why around players opted not to sing their national anthem before the teams humbling at the hands of a ah, i'm pabo lillius. welcome to the program. an earthquake on the main indonesian island of java has killed at least a 162 people and injured hundreds more. the magnitude 5.6 quake caused widespread destruction. roads cracked, and homes and buildings have been reduced to rubble. rescuers are searching for possible survivors, still trapped under the debris, shock and destruction and indonesia, the aftermath of a powerful earthquake. it's impact felt de

juventa, from world vision, joining us from indonesia. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: warnings of a life—threatening winter in ukraine, because of power shortages. we'll have the latest from kyiv. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world". angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, - easily securing _ the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot—air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 19605. it was an alliance

you, invest indonesia. now to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake him out award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged they road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, ah. ready o fades for any survivors in indonesia, nearly 48 hours after an earthquake in west java killed at least $268.00 people. ah, how long have m. c. k, this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up. ah, grief and anger in turkey as funerals are held for those killed by syrian rocket, fire. outgoing brazilian president, jail boston. our challenge is the results of last month's election. he lost to left his rival lewis ignacio looming. the silver and fans rejoice as saudi arabia stuns former champions, argentina. and one of the biggest upsets in woke up history. ah, indonesia president

a little earlier i spoke tojuventa from the aid agency world vision in indonesia. she told me what kind of aid people needed. so the primary needs are the medical aid because many people are injured. and world vision indonesia also sends tarpaulin because it's also needed right now based on our information. food, water and also sanitation facilities are really needed because they still cannot back to their home right now. we've seen these images that your organisation sent to us of buildings which have been devastated. now, java is one of the biggest islands in indonesia. it does have a number of hospitals. what kind of condition are they in? what's the infrastructure like? so basically in cianjur, i think now because so many people are injured, the hospital is really full. so they are also getting medical aid in the centre from the government. i think the infrastructure also really, many roads are actually closed, so the access is really hard. it's very difficult to go there because of the landslide. it's also very difficult to give distributions to the affected a

one unit is based in the philippines, the other in indonesia. both provide at-based consumer loans. the subsidiaries are part of home credit group based in the netherlands. the acquisition is worth about 600 million euro or roughly $620 million. the japanese mega bank hopes to complete the buyout by june next year. customers of the home credit companies use their ceremonies -- smartphones to take out loans. the app handles applications to final payments. hoping the acquisition will help growing demand from middle crlas consumers. japanese financial firms are increasingly looking to southeast asia ultra low interest rates at home have led to lower profits at their domestic operations. >>> mazda motor has unveiled ambitious plans to accelerate its shift to electric vehicles. the japanese auto maker says they will invest about 1 1/2 trillion yen or about $11 billion by 2030 to develop and produce evs. they estimate electric vehicles will account for up to 40% of new cars sold worldwide at the end of a decade. that's up from their previous projection of 25%. the investment will include

she, she ping in indonesia. one of the most pressing issues was china's aggressive claim to taiwan. but mostly this highlighted the need to avoid conflict after months of simmering tension, the leaders of china and the u. s. struck an optimistic tone in what president joe biden called direct and straightforward talks during their meeting ahead of the g. 20 summit in barley, tony's president, she's in ping told his u. s. counterpart that the 2 nations share common interests as china's political and economic power grows. she said beijing is not looking to challenge the u. s. or shake up the existing international order. ah, the current state of china us relations is what we are both concerned about. but the current state does not conform to the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. nor does it conform to the expectations of the international community . one of the key issues was taiwan and the u. s. pledge to defend the self governing island biden voiced opposition to growing chinese aggression. he reiterated washington's one china policy, which acknowledges beijing's

and indonesia jumped to well over a 100. the trembling on indonesia made islands and people terrified into the streets, rescuers are racing to find those who didn't make it out and are burried in the rubble of collapse. building. also coming up, nasa celebrates another milestone the or ryan capsule. part of the artemus mission makes it final minute worth to enter the moon or of it. and all field matters are still dominating their headlines at the 2 of the world cup. and katara will look at why iran players opted not to thing their national anthem before the teams humbling at the hands of england. ah, i'm going to have you with us an earthquake on the main indonesian island of java has killed at least a 162 people and injured hundreds more. the magnitude 5.6 quake caused widespread destruction cracking roads and reducing homes and buildings to rubble. rescuers are searching for possible survivors still trapped under the debris. shock and destruction and indonesia, the aftermath of a powerful earthquake. it's impact felt deepl

looking at the women, changing the face of football in indonesia. one is here after that ah oh, oh hey, the medical horace stadium, home to slaymen, both here on these terraces, a revolution is happening. it's impacting not only football, but also indonesian society. we're seeing the rise of a pioneering group, a female ultrafast. and they're taking asia by storm a lot . hm. mm hm. indonesia, this country has the largest muslim population in the world. yo, yo. carter 500 kilometers. east of the capital jakarta is a center of art and coach. it's a magnet for the young flock here for it's university's night life. and sporting fixtures. slaymen football club has mostly languished in the 2nd division since its formation in 1976. but the supporters have taken their cue from overseas and are changing the face of fan power. i might look at them on what that company wouldn't want to bundle up with. both of us was a popularity denisa called the offensive ability to nissan elk will to young. but a car? yeah. money. money i disappeared. yep. okay. so slightly

it's not such a big deal in indonesia that is regularly hit by earthquakes. the problem with this one was not only that, the soil, there is particularly soft and so the earthquake was particularly strong, not being very shallow. the bigger problem here is that the houses were built in such a bad state, not fit for an earthquake pro region. and that is what many people now say, the government and authorities should have warned people should have made sure that these houses are in a better state. kill pretty clearly. people in that part of indignation need a lot right now, but what the people now need most or 13000 people have lost their houses. then you have a lot of people who are simply scared that the houses that are damaged may not withholds. of many of the quakes that, that there are for the following, that the big one. and so they also camp outside, so tens are needed. blankets are needed. food supplies are needed for all these people that are now camping in the dark outside. for the foreseeable nights nights to come until they're better make shift shelt

but this will be the most high profile event, the island and indonesia has ever hosted. the tourism section, he'd hard by covert 19 travel restrictions has started to recover in recent months with tourist arrivals and hotel bookings on the rise. we do hope that wednesday will be successfully secured. if this is happen, this is a big blissful ross in bali. schools in the area will be closed for the week to help reduce traffic around the summit location. we are starting online learning again because of june 20 our island. our home will be more well known because of the g 20. so our students understand and they are proud with the eyes of the world on their home. many believe this is a chance to showcase barley, a safe welcome, new and ready to host all kinds of visitors, including heads of state. well, jessica washington joins us live now from a body. so jessica, what more can you tell us on what to expect from the g 20 summit? ah, well, today we are looking ahead to one of the most important bilateral meetings that will take place over the course of this week of diplomatic

she and george indonesia. when denisia has a history of large earthquakes since unami, that's because it sits on the so called ring of fire and active belt of volcanoes and tectonic plates in circling the pacific ocean in 2004, a powerful magnitude. 9 point one quake in northern sumatra triggered the boxing dates unami. 226000 people were killed in 2018 more than 2000 people were killed by magnitude 7.5 trema and su nami that hit the island of lazy by the head of the emergency response and recovery at the indonesian red cross. with one comma is in the affected area, he says, there's still time to find survivors. i think the bought them to fine. bird people are people where it's stripe in the bullets building also filled up in. so that's why in the breath also with our colleague from sort of and then it's still struggling to find to maximize our up in to the search. and that i still, in certain areas, some of the building codes that normally gets the most popular at the island in and where, why is the most popu

al jazeera, indonesia. >> indonesia has a history of large earthquakes and tsunamis that is because of the so-called ring of fire. tectonic plates and volcanoes circling the pacific ocean. a 9.1 earthquake in northern sinnott road triggered this nominee. 226,000 people were killed. in 2018, more than 2000 people were killed by a 7.5 trimmer and tsunami that hit the island. the head of the emergency response and recovery at indonesian red cross affected area says there is still time to find survivors. >> i think the potential to find buried people or people where they are trapped in the collapsed building. it is still a potential. that is why we have our colleagues still struggling to find and maximize our potential for the search-and-rescue in the certain area. in terms of the building caused death, not a lot of money -- it is an island in java. it is mostly around java and the building also -- we feel that it is not really well in some of the practice. people who build the building and houses, we know that this is a risk area. but the land is due to the many factors of people with no

dr. kenny scenario of indonesia. thank you very much for joining me and well amish. donovan. weebly will be staying here in sochi at this beautiful venue to bring you all the latest today and tomorrow about the well am expo 2022. great, thanks about ego the token. to know that was the key again throughout the day. thanks for your time. i'm moving on now. frances president, macro on has acknowledged data summit in to near the african nations of antonio. away from these of the french language representatives of french speaking nations around the world gathered in the island for discuss. incentives on collaboration. president back one considered colonialism to have been a mistake, but he still wants african nations to speak more french philosopher decor, professor and international political x, where it says that cannot keep its position without african resources. it has no benefit to us or it has nothing to do with that kind of job. african people not doing what is agreed upon? not playing, definitely not a that's what

ah, ah ah, 50 dublin years aisha coming up to day indonesia is unfolding disaster. the earthquake on java has killed hundreds and displaced many more. heads continues to arrive at for some. it is too late. also coming up escaping buttons wall. how thousands of members of an ethnic russian minority have entered mongolia to dodge the russian president, fall to fight in ukraine, and the japanese woman escaping high energy costs. the ukraine war has sent prices soaring, but chico fuji remains unaffected. you see how ah i british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. more than 250 people have died in the earthquake that struck indonesia. on monday, many our children rescued teams continued their search for those strapped under rubble. in the city of chandra, close to the epi center of the quick. it struck the mainly mountainous region on the main island of java. rescue work has been made more difficult with teams having to contend with landslides and off to shocks. more than 300 people have been injured and over 13000 have been taken to evacua

she endured indonesia, other european union, says serbia and castillo have reached a deal to end the dispute over car license plates in castillo. a move welcomed by the u. s. casa is a former breakaway province of serbia, its decision to band serbian issue plates as spark tensions with that country. and the agreement comes off. the leaders met in brussels on monday that failed to secure bracy. e representative, joseph burrell says he will invite both parties in the next few days to discuss a proposal to resolve the matter. a court in brazil has rejected outgoing president jail wilson. otto's election challenge. the electoral court also issued a $4000000.00 fine to the parties in both scenarios. coalition called described his plea as a bad faith litigation. president jail both sonata, this party contested the results of october, was run off vote. he lost by a narrow margin to his rival lewis enough to lead to silver. or i feel a head on just a tragic start until the thanksgiving holiday period. in the us, you have the latest on the walmart shootings in virginia. and in your world cup,

oh, and the, that's what the indonesia was looking forward to. the w's as there's panic, reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali azure. thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and re mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but pollution from the mining industry as dra, destroying the livelihoods of those nearby to reduce in a struggling to make ends meet today, he's just not caught enough to wear them, but i only caught 2 kilos. i can't even pay for cigarettes with her, i get the article. it's an existential crisis for the fishing village of pseudo way . see, the average catch here used to be 10 kilograms a day. the locals blame the nearby nickel mine. syrup dugeon says the fish of migrated elsewhere to avoid the hot water being dumped by the mine yet as no sign of nickel demand decreasing. it's a key material for batteries vital for the rapidly growing electric car industry. an important pillar in lim

today we also saw a couple of the leaders already arrived here in indonesia. for instance, the turkish president is already here for the g 20 summit that will begin here tomorrow. thank you for that. alexander alexandra phenomenal. are the g 20 and meeting and take a look at some more stories making that headlines around the world that will start in mexico by tens of thousands of people have turned out in mexico city to protest against proposed election reforms. president andrew manuel law has abra door wants to overhaul countries. electoral authority, critic site changes with undermined bodies independence and those values. one of the biggest matches against the president's policy. so far the video is elected. its 1st female president and natasha appeared. mussa was backed by the central left government. she beat her conservative rival in an election run off taking 54 percent of the vote. the president says she will seek to bridge the countries a deep political divide is yahveh, mobile data. and the government protests of taking place in moldova, thousands of

oh, and the that's what the indonesia was looking forward to. the w's asters, panic reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali ashatash. thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and re mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but pollution from the mining industry as dro, destroying the livelihoods of those nearby to reduce in a struggling to make ends meet today. he's just not caught enough for them, but i only caught 2 kilos. i can even pay for cigarettes with her. i get the i to group. it's an existential crisis for the fishing village of pseudo way. see, the average catch here used to be 10 kilograms a day. the locals blame the nearby nickel mine, syrup, jude, and says the fish of migrated elsewhere to avoid the hot water being dumped by the mine. yet there is no sign of nickel demand decreasing. it's a key material for batteries vital. the rapidly growing electric car industry, an important pillar in

the death toll from an earthquake in indonesia jumps took well over 100. it send people terrified into the streets. rescuers are racing to find those not make it out and are buried in the rubble of collapsed homes and buildings. also, coming up we report from a village in ukraine's newly liberated kherson region as evidence of a harsh russian occupation emerges. and nasa celebrate another milestone, the orion capsule, part of the artemis mission, makes its final maneuvers to enter the moon's orbit. end of the field matters still dominating the headlines on day two of the world cup in qatar. we look at why iran's players opted not to submit national anthem -- not to sing the national anthem. ♪ i am nicole frolich. to our viewers joining us on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. an earthquake on the main indonesian island of java has killed 162 people and injured hundreds more. the magnitude 5.6 quick caused widespread disruption, cracking roads and reducing roads and buildings to rubble. rescuers are searching for possibl

oh, and the that's what the indonesia was looking forward to. the w's asters, panic reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali ashatash. thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and re mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but pollution from the mining industry as dra destroying the livelihoods of those nearby to reduce in a struggling to make ends meet today. he's just not caught enough to adam, but i only caught 2 kilos. i can't even pay for cigarettes with that. i get the i to group. it's an existential crisis for the fishing village of pseudo way. see, the average catch here used to be 10 kilograms a day. the locals blame the nearby nickel mine, syrup, jude, and says the fish of migrated elsewhere to avoid the hot water being dumped by the mine. yet there's no sign of nickel demand decreasing. it's a key material for batteries vital. the rapidly growing electric car industry, an important pillar in

more than 250 people have died in the earthquake that struck indonesia. on monday, many our children rescue teams continued their search for those strapped under rubble. in the city of john jewell close to the epi center of the quick, it struck the mainly mountainous region on the main island of java. rescue work has been made more difficult with teams having to contend with landslides and after shocks. more than 300 people have been injured and over 13000 have been taken to evacuation centers. but the true picture of this disaster continues to slowly emerge for both rescuers and victims. i'm here because i need to find my family. my sister in law. she was buried here under this land flood. right. there were 3 of them, the mother and her 2 children and i walked all the way from where i was to this place yesterday afternoon. when i got here, nothing was left. everything was buried. i was crying and immediately grabbed my husband and children. if i didn't pulled them out, we might have become victims of the house with shaking as if it was dancing. but i put

more than 250 people have died in the earthquake that struck indonesia. on monday, many our children rest, your teams continued their search for those strapped under rubble in the city of john jewell. close to the epi center of the quick, it struck the mainly mountainous region on the main island of java. rescue work has been made more difficult with teams having to contend with landslides and off to shocks. more than 300 people have been injured and over. 13000 have been taken to evacuation centers. but the true picture of this disaster continues to slowly emerge for both rescuers and victims. i'm here because i need to find my family. my sister in law. she was buried here under this land flood. there were 3 of them, the mother and her 2 children and i walked all the way from where i was to this place yesterday afternoon. when i got here, nothing was left. everything was buried. i was crying and immediately grabbed my husband and children. if i didn't pull them out, we might have become victims of the house with shaking as if it was dancing. i would have

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thanks so much to indonesia. now where the death toll from monday's earthquake has risen to more than $280.00, including children were killed when their schools collapsed. the magnitude $5.00 event struck the main island of java south of the capitol, jakarta, landslides and tough serena blocking access to areas where civilians are believed. still to be trapped. we'll hear more from our correspondent on the ground in just a minute. but 1st, this report on if it's to find survivors, the more hours pass, the more destruction is revealed. this is one of the lamb slides triggered by monday's deadly earthquake. it's thought to have buried at least one village. rescue teams have been searching the debrief of survivors using chainsaws and excavators. it some mammoth task a nearby towns and villages. the tremors caused buildings to cave in collapse trapping an unknown number of people and leaving thousands of others homeless. a hospital car park was transformed into a makeshift emergency ward medical teams using torches t

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he can give $20 billion away to indonesia. >> todd: it's unconscionable. people are literally dying on the streets adults and kids. if the president fails to act a.g. morrisy. what can state a.g.s like do you instead? >> look. we are going to keep going after it. i have sued the homeland security department because i think they utterly failed in their mission. i have called for mayorkas to resign or be impeached. i think one thing that's really important and i would ask the new house of representatives, the new majority to do this. commence immediate oversight hearings only immigration is a huge problem all of the american people need to know what's going on not just those who watch fox and a couple other channels. it's so important people understand we are seeing our citizens slaughtered because of a conscious policy by an administration and that's unacceptable at every level make sure people do something about it and use every tool and power that i have to sue these guys and to bring attention to the issue this should be a bipartisan issue. china has a w

ah, a magnitude 5.6 earthquake has reportedly killed more than 160 people in indonesia rescue work as a racing against time to look for survivors trapped under heaps of rubble. hundreds of people are injured. the pi center was near the town of challenger and wis java from jakarta. jessica washington reports wounded in days. these are some of the people injured when a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck their town in west java, while some seek treatment at a hospital. others are waiting for news of their loved ones. this footage, posted on social media, shows the aftermath at a boarding school and authorities, se potentially thousands of houses are damaged. communications in the affected areas are disrupted, and many roads are also blocked. ah, there is still an area that has not been evacuated, which is manguno because the road is completely block due to a landslide. the earthquake jumps at the entities and capital around a 100 kilometers from the epicenter. evacuation orders were issued for thousands of people in jakarta, central business district. witnesses report seeing some high rise

hope fades for any survivors in indonesia. nearly 48 hours after an earthquake in west java killed at least $268.00 people. ah. have them secret. this is al jazeera alive from de. also coming up are going brazilian president, jail watson, auto challenges the results of last month's election that he lost to left his rival lewis in us unit. the silver donald trump's legal was stack up, a house committee will finally get a look at the former u. s. president's tax returns. ah, and fans rejoice as saudi arabia stuns former champions argentina in one of the biggest upsets in woke up history. ah mm. rescue workers in indonesia are continuing their search for survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck west java province on monday. at least 268 people died and many of them children. jessica washington has been speaking to survivors in the worst hit town of chan jor. as she enjoys sang hospital, these are the young survivors. if monday's devastating earthquake at a marion is here with 2 of her grandchildren, the family was trapped in the rubble of their home. but not all of them made it out

her and her that's what the indonesia was looking forward to. the w's asters, panic reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali ash at our thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and our mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but collusion from the mining industry as dra, destroying the livelihoods of those nearby to reduce in struggling to make ends meet today. he's just not caught enough to adam, but i only caught 2 kilos. i can even pay for cigarettes with that. i get the i to group. it's an existential crisis for the fishing village of pseudo way. see, the average catch here used to be 10 kilograms a day. the locals blame the near by nickel mine servitude and says the fish of migrated elsewhere to avoid the hot water being dumped by the mine. yet there's no sign of nickel demand decreasing. it's a key material for batteries vital. the rapidly growing electric car industry, an important pillar in limi