in the indonesian island of java. that is where rescuers are in a different search of -- for survivors following wednesday's earth. 46 people confirmed dead there are fears that that number could rise. in western java, that is where most of the damage has occurred. we will be live in a moment with our correspondent, but first here is her report. >> the morning after a powerful earthquake struck the island of java, and survivors are picking up what is left of their damaged homes. most people had to spend the night outdoors. they were worried about the possibility of further aftershocks. villagers say they are still waiting for help from their government. >> we have no food, no aid, but we have to accept this. this is the fasting month. i hope we will get food and aid soon. >> it has been over a day since the powerful earthquake struck the island of java. behind me, a landslide has been created by that earthquake. dozens of people are still stuck beneath it. one of the worst affected areas is the district of cianjur whe

search and rescue mission over the java sea. let's go to david gle eaferg glea an investigator with search and rescue. now that there's been debris found, some sightings of the bodies, how difficult is its to recover the bodies, recover the debris? >> the operation will -- difficulty will depend on several different factors. the bodies that will have left the aircraft will sink after the couple of days and then resurface, there will be two opportunities to capture the bodies and obviously to troll for them. obviously we have to do this very sensitively. and also, the aircraft is not very deep, the java sea is not very deep so we should be able with specialist lifting equipment, be able to lift the aircraft. hopefully, identified fairly quickly as being this aircraft and then from there the probably sonar search to come up with where the main wreckage is, we'll be using the sonar voice to listen to the pinging. if it has separated from the main fuselage or something we can find them. and then we can pick up all the relevant parts

oracle, the maker of java, says in a statement it is aware of the flaw, but it is limited to the java for browsers product, adding a fix will be available shortly. but the u.s. department of homeland security is not waiting. on its website, it recommends people disable java. the latest security problem is the talk of the tech world. tech journalist leo laporte explained what to do on his weekly radio show. >> if you go to the settings of your browser, in safari on the macintosh on the security settings, uncheck the box that says enable java. >> reporter: experts caution users not to disable java script, a separate program not affected by the current flaw. charles hadlock, nbc news, dallas. >>> this year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john f. kennedy. last night in dallas, jfk's nephew robert f. kennedy jr. spoke out about the assassination. kennedy said like his father, he questioned the warren commission report which concluded that lee harvey oswald was the lone gunman. he said he believed the evidence is very, very convincing that oswald did not act alone. >>> up

then scroll down to java and uninstall. you can also download the security patch from the oracle website, but even homeland security has concerns over future vulnerabilities if java is left enabled. >> the absolute safest thing to do is to disable java. it's a good idea to update at the least. >> reporter: some people may need java to access some corporate sites and apps and if you are one of them, you should immediately install that update from oracle's website. for everyone else, while the homeland security warning is directed to pc users, it's advised even mac users disable java. >> boy. and you showed us how to do it. simple. uninstall. >> reporter: a confession from lance armstrong. today he confirmed what many believed all along. after years of denials,the 7- time tour de france winner has reportedly told oprah winfrey he used performance-enhancing drugs to win. the confession came during april interview with winfrey set to air thursday on her network. armstrong has also apologized to the staff of "livestrong" the can

amount of you for joining us more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java and some ochoa the death toll from indonesia's tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine when the number continues to climb as rescuers reach more remote areas inland almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thousands more have been left homeless. a safe haven for these children some desperately needed aid is reaching the evacuation centers bought with clean water and medical supplies now running low the fear of disease is looming thousands here a too terrified to return home. thank god they give us food here and water it's better than at home i'm afraid there. and their fears are well founded with the not crack until a volcano still erupting believed to be the cause of the deadly tsunami experts warn that more killer waves could slam into the devastated region. most of those who do return home to salvage what they can a faced with a wasteland of collapsed houses and corrugated iron. in order to survive people have no choice but to try and return to

island of java flooding is also threatening in donations. upcoming presidential elections has many paulding stations under water. and in the world, as for the ivory coast comes from behind the big nigeria in the steering finale to the africa, a couple of nice the i'm anthony held. welcome to the program. israel says it is rescue 2 hostages in a ride in gaza. israel says the hostages were afraid, as it special forces carried out a series of other night strikes on the southern gaza. the master on health authorities in the territory say at least 37 people were killed and dozens mobile ended, and that the number could rise. as the hostage rescue operation comes as fee as grow of mass casualties. if israel goes ahead with a full ground assault on the city of rafa in southern gaza when more than a 1000000 displaced, the palestinians of sheltering the united states as warrens the offensive should not proceed without a plan in place to protect the population displaced, palestinians living in makeshift tents in rafa along the border with egypt are already facing disease and starvation. now they are

time out on a welcome to the program more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java or the death toll from indonesia tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine that number continues to climb and rumors that another tsunami could be imminent has been causing panic and the java disaster zone. a false alarm this morning felt locos scrambly they headed for higher ground convinced that their lives were in danger there's no indication of whether it's an army job and remain an easy because the volcano cost to have caused such as a tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a humanitarian crisis as well in the disaster zone thousands have been left homeless by the tsunami. a safe haven for these children some desperately needed and aid is reaching the evacuation centers bought with clean water and medical supplies now running low the fear of disease is looming thousands here are too terrified to return home. and thank god they give us food and water it's better than at home i'm afraid there. and their fears are well founded with the cracker toa volcano still e

also coming up, a 20000 people are displaced by flooding on indonesia is island of java. fighting is also threatening, and denise is upcoming presidential elections. as many polling stations on the board. and in the world, as for the ivory coast, comes from behind to pay nigeria in a steering finale to the african company. the i'm anthony out. welcome to the program is well says that his rescue 2 hostages in a ride in gaza. the main aged 60 and 70 reportedly include medical condition and have been taken to a hospital in tel aviv israel says the hostages were freed as its special forces, carried out a series of 5 or not strikes on the southern gaza. a master on health authorities in the territory, so at least $37.00 people were killed, dozens more wounded, and that the number could ross a hostage rescue operation comes as fee is grow of mask mass casualties. if israel goes ahead with a full ground assault on the city of rafa in southern gaza, way more than a 1000000 displaced palestinians sheltering the united states as warrants the offensive should not proceed without a plan in place

three hundred seventy people lost their lives when a huge wave swept the coastlines of sumatra and java on saturday nights destroying hundreds of homes and buildings nearly one hundred thirty people remain unaccounted for and more than a thousand have been injured. a child's cry a little boy rescued the giant wave left him buried in rubble for twelve hours. on the western tip of java and in many communities like his on the cement trend side of the sounder strait the search for survivors continues. as does the recovery of the dead. hundreds of people lost their lives on saturday night most would have scarcely known what hit them. but they said. all of a sudden the wave came i was here afterwards i ran over there to a crowd of people who were holding a celebration. a motorbike even got swept over there. what about that. part of the i came back here at two am to try and get my bike. but i couldn't because it was buried under the debris we. this is the second deadly tsunami to strike indonesia this year people are asking why the country's tsunami early warning system failed why coastal area

a lab reports with by days of you correspondent on a and she joins us now from western java which is one of the worst affected areas and it was a very tough reports to watch very very sad story that one family praying for america what kind of help is being provided for those with i think friends and relatives. all right now local authorities and organizations like the indonesian red cross. to provide aid and relief to those who have been evacuated or those affected by the tsunami told us this morning the engine asian red cross that the most immediate need was to provide food and clean water to those in the evacuation centers which are that the boss or those have been sharing the homes with relatives but as of this morning also they had to contend with a notice from the local government to momentarily suspend these relief operations because of the torrential rain that has been hitting this part of the area since last night and since this morning there was a lot of sunder and there's been a lot of floods so the red cross has had to suspend these operations especially in the areas of th

all western coast of java and. so these various really. almost read here sometimes helicopters over we've been told by the force that we've had across this archer trying air drop much needed so i can. fire words that have been blocked off by what i see that have been blocked off i just want. to you have been talking to people in the area who are desperately searching for loved ones and you sent us this report on how one family is praying for america a second look. a tsunami brought by the eruption of the volcano cutout is nothing this goes though a village called land that outlined in rubbles it is in this rubble that a young father hopes that he will find his three month old baby who has been missing since saturday. the baby girl's name is a niece and her body could be somewhere and this debris fairy cooney our one fisherman is her father he lived with his wife hanna and their three children near the water's edge they have the hut couldn't withstand the force of the giant wave that. now bust through and this is all that's left of our hous

that the java sea just north of jakarta those efforts to locate the exact location of the faults and retrieve the black box may be hampered and possibly will have to continue tomorrow now as for the relatives of those on board we understand that dozens of them on the operating with this investigation police did request this morning when they found body parts in the java sea but the relatives of those on. board attend or at least contact the national police hospital to assist in the process of identification and many of them have already done so. at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province the 2nd hit while crews were evacuating people and rescuers are among the victims the landslides have taken out a bridge in several roads making it more difficult to bring in heavy digna quick mint. coming up shortly voting wraps up in kyrgyzstan's election where the front runner was busted out of prison. despite strict long downs coronavirus cases continue to soar across the u.k. hospitals stretched the limits. of. the weather looks pretty dry pretty quiet

then scroll down to java and uninstall. you can also download the security patch from the oracle website but even homeland security has concerns over future vulnerabilities if java is left enabled. >> the absolute safest thing to do is to disable java. it's a good idea to update at the very least. >> if you have a consumer problem or question, just call or hotline, 1-888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. at five. finally, a nine- week-old puppy in >>> a new ad campaign is baring all the bold billboards popping up in the east bay at 5:00. >>> finally, a nine-week-old puppy in australia is saved thanks to an unusual treatment with vodka. this is a creative doctor here. the pup got into some antifreeze apparently, was close to death and when a vet came up with a very creative cure, alcohol could kill the toxins so they gave the dog a drip of vodka. after three days, the pooch is fine. >> i guess it's a great treatment, right? vodka. who knew. >> i pick amaretto sour. >> or a cold bud. >> that's it

recovered from the java sea what looks like an emergency slide from. where across what's happening in terms of information from jakarta and we'll keep you posted on it meantime in indonesia an aviation expert says his insights on the plane's disappearance and sudden descent. loss during the last phase of the flight had been very drastic in less than 15 seconds from the altitude of 11000 and the speed that increase as shown from the flight radar and katydid national investigation board have announced that they also have not received or have not received emergency beacon from the emergency locator transmitter or. from on board the plane neither of us call was made by the pilots or latest incident was 2800 line your grassroots also at the place nearby a facility where those who lost but more were more questions will also be. maintenance i imagine and also the priest procedures being taken and of course as we see as we move forward and more. evidence being taken especially that contains the data such as the flight data recorder and also the cockpit voice r

i mean. >> if i had the money i'd open a java joe. >> reporter: until then it is java divas stirringupstairs in exchange for hot stuff. it is not just the men who are enjoying the show. >> it inspired me to get the skim version. >> reporter: thanks to a spicy coffee shop that has mouth- water and thotonus for the java. >> pasadena abc 2 news. >> she started the business after seeing another bikini coffee shop on the travel channel. her business has opened up for six weeks but she's seen steady growth. if you want to see more of the divas go to abc2news.com. we posted a link to their website. >>> the weather, i hate to say this we'll end 2009 on a nasty weather note. here's the silver lightening. most of the icy conditions will be early tomorrow. tomorrow night not a lot of new stuff coming down. that will make new year's eve a little less unpleasant let's look at what we are seeing now in term of today's number. 30. that was it. that's as high as we got today. clouds came in early. this morning we were down to 18. 30 at bwi marshall. temperature continuing to fall out there as the cl

in west java. this is what's left of the. after part of it collapsed on this amber twenty two causing the waves to crash into the islands of java and sumatra now it's less than one third of its original size but scientists say it's still as dangerous. just weeks after the disaster. caught on camera and try most i have regularly recorded despite that order to stay more than five hundred meters away from this sea of now been lifted that if we can't work here how do i get a new car my children need to go to school and they need to eat i just hope it won't happen again that tsunami hit the tourist heart of west java badly and visitors have yet to return the rubble of a pop up though up until. last month. we build their life despite warnings of more eruptions and possible more tsunamis people are now allowed to stay on the beach again but they're also warned the state. scientists say it's hard to predict the behavior of the so-called child of the notorious cock up. that erupted so violently in eight hundred eighty three that it's

, the only this is a world heritage area, at the bottom of java, the only place ina the bottom of javawill find the last remaining java rhinos. rangers there are also worried about them. rebecca henschke reporting. at least 20 people have been hurt in italy where an earthquake has hit the area around mount etna in sicily. several buildings were damaged by the quake, magnitude 4.8, which struck in the early hours of the morning. it was the most powerful since the volcano erupted on monday. president trump has made a surprise visit to us troops in iraq. he defended his decision to withdraw us forces from syria which prompted his defence secretary, james mattis, to resign last week. 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, has more. president trump travelled with the first lady to iraq to spread some christmas cheer and to thank troops for their service and sacrifice. we came to al asad this year. 0ur eternal gratitude for everything you do to keep america safe, strong, and free. last week, in a sudden and surprise decision, he announced that american forces would be leaving syria, ca

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volcanic ash darkened the sky over the island of java. huge disruptions were caused for travellers.he mountain had a deadly past, erupting in 1990, killing 34, and in 1999 more than 5,000 were killed. there was no deaths are after the recent eruption after authorities ordered a successful evacuation. >> inton asia is taking the brunt of natural disaster. warning systems have improved and authorities are better prepared. the lives of hundreds of thousands are affected again. >> stef joins us from the indonesian capital. where do things stand as far as those evacuations. >> well, what is important to know is this volcano is situated in one of the most populated areas in indonesia. >> all right, looks like we have lost our connection to steph. apologies for that. riot police in the thai capital are tearing down barriers at anti-government protest sites. thousands were deployed to take back protest sites. protesters had been blocking a major intersection. the police avoided confrontations with protesters, but they met little resistance on friday. wayne hay has more from bangkok. >> such

more than 20000 people have been displaced by flooding on the innovation island of java. rodney susan is proving to be an added obstacle for the country's election that is set to take place on wednesday. election officials were already facing massive logistical hurdles to reach voters in the world. the biggest democracy, local officials in the flooded area have now said that hundreds of paulding stations in the region have been flooded. submerge tons in central java. a few 100 kilometers east of the capitol, jakarta, thousands of people have been forced to flee, rising flood watches with norway dry to go. many displaced, people have camped out just above the water line. the slide water is very high. i've been living here since i was born, and this is the west flood. it reaches the roof. that's it happened abruptly, so we couldn't save up logan's. i left everything in the house, including my clothes. the water float was so strong to feed on floods the common during rainy season and java, that rescue teams on indonesia is most populated. island cannot keep up with the rising water. we d

hours after an earthquake in west java in indonesia. it killed 268 people. ♪ this is al jazeera live. coming up, outgoing president -- brazilian president jair bolsonaro luiz to luiz inacio lula da silva . the house committee will finally look at donald trump's tax documents. ♪ and fans rejoice that saudi arabia stunts are champions in argentina and one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. ♪ >> indonesia's president has visited areas worst hit by a powerful earthquake monday. at least 268 people have died. people in the town of chen jewelry west java the epicenter of the 5.6 magnitude quake. he placed his help for the homes that were damaged or destroyed. >> on behalf of myself and the government of indonesia, i would like to express my deepest condolences on the earthquake that hit the city in west java profit. -- province. my goal is to prioritize rescuing and evacuating victims that are still trapped under rubble. >> many of those that died were children. we been speaking to survivors there. >> at this hospital vis-a-vis young

that the java sea just north of jakarta those efforts to locate the exact location of the black box and retrieve the black box may be hampered and possibly will have to continue tomorrow now as for the relatives of those on board we understand that dozens of them all cooperating with this investigation police did request this morning when they found body parts in the java sea that the relatives of those on board attend or at least one touch the national police hospital to assist in that process of identification and many of them have already done so. just a washington there for us thank you. at least 11 people have been killed in 2 landslides in indonesia's west java province the 2nd hit while crews are evacuating people and rescue is among the victims the landslides have taken out a bridge and several roads making it more difficult to bring in heavy digging equipment. still to come here on al-jazeera to bring you the latest from kurdistan's presidential election the frontrunner is an ex conflict. it's time for the perfect gentlemen. sponsored point qatar airways hello there the weather

the java sea is an inland sea. surrounded by a lot of land and as a result, it's not open to the turbulence you might have if it was further out to sea. as a result, it's fairly shallow, so there is the session that the plane is on the bottom of the sea there and that the wreckage is floating above. it should be fairly straight forward to recover a lot of that, and we understand that a plane airasia flight is being organized for those relatives who want to fly out to the crash site. the big question now, of course is why did that plane lose contact with air traffic control on sunday morning. we know that 42 minutes into that flight from surabaya airport, the pilot requested the ability to move at least a few thousand meters higher in altitude to avoid a heavy bank of clouds that were in the way. it's not clear if he was given clearance to rise in altitude. and the suggestion is that within five minutes of him asking for that request, making that request, radio contact disappeared. so that will be the line of invest

in in western java thank you very much for that update. let me bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the suicide bombers have attacked libya's foreign ministry in the capital tripoli one of the attackers detonated his explosives another was shot by gods before he could do so security officials say three people have been killed . in monday's gun and bomb attack on the kabul government compound killed at least forty three people that's according to officials there it was like the deadliest assaults on the of capital coming at the end of one of the stands most violent no group has yet claimed responsibility. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecently assaulting an eighteen year old man in two thousand and sixteen it's the first criminal case brought against the oscar winning actor since his career collapsed amid a series of sexual misconduct allegations a year ago space is due in court in early january. while stock markets have plunged deeper into the red shares on tokyo's nikkei index are down more

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 deeply by survivors. some who have lost homes, loved ones or both. let's say i have 7 children and one of them hasn't been found. the children were downstairs and i was upstairs getting laundry. then everything collapsed beneath me. over 700 people are injured and it's very difficult for us to keep count because there too many tending to the injured, near the quakes epicenter has been tough to power, was out for hours at hospitals on java island, forcing surgeons to delay operations. other doctors, nurses and military medics treated hundreds of hurt citizens and make shift tree arches outside of hospitals. i am all of our medical personnel including those who were on days off or who had f

the worst affected area is rule and quite remote which they're on java. what does that mean for rescue effort? yeah, the area is actually not like ah, it's like more sobers and rural areas in most of the, in asia, it has a population mostly on leave. farmers and that's why in more on over days it can be all accessible by most transports out of the end of a plane. but at the moment since most of the road was cut out due to the landslide and was rich, rescuers now have to lean on the available tools such as motor bikes and are small cars. to reach out to the more deeper area of death. i be center so that they can re sophomore people and at the mormon the show there's also was food to gather all the supplies they could get from nearby cities in europe. and we might get more obvious the moral since the healthy will be coming in from more areas and some odd . rescuers will be sent from the jakarta because the earthquake was failed if and i'll build the capitals to build you caught up and the damage was feared there and . and thus i'll saw impacting the access

now for indonesia still doubts with rain for southern sumatra, driving rain west java and east java provinces on thursday, and rain pretty much locked into place. so the over southern china, some torrential downpours here between gray lane and hong kong. that's also finding its way into central taiwan and vigorous system that brought a lot of rain in wind to tokyo, pushing out toward the northwest specific a warm breeze here. so that means a high of 21 degrees in tokyo on thursday. that's it for me. okay, till later. the with sponsored by cats are a ways with one people tell stories and take risk to shoot their experiences. why? because they most award winning voices telling groundbreaking stories with just do a ah, again, you're watching, i just hear a mind of off top stories this out. at least 6 people have been killed in russian air strikes in ukraine. russia targeting critical infrastructure, leaving much of the country without power or water, half of neighboring, moldova also lost power for several hours. an explosion at a bus station in west jerusalem has killed at least one person, an

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magnitude 5.4. quake was centered around the west java province. these 14 people have been killed in china is battling a surgeon cove with 19 infections. it's also reported 3 deaths the 1st in 6 months . a 5 day long found is on the way in parts of one job. city of 19000000 people, schools are also being shot across bay. jing south africa's court of appeals says the release of former president jacob zoom from prison was unlawful. one has yet to rule on whether he'll go back to jail. soon received a 15 month sentence for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry. he was released on medical parole officer serving only 2 months july tends to with this spare a star studied opening ceremony on should in the 1st fi for world cup in the middle east. but house katara couldn't keep the magic alive on the pitch. i went down to nail to i could or in the 1st game sound been divided reports. the 10 a symbol of a culture. mm hm. it got artist, music, color and applause. okay. the weight is over for one of the sporting world's most anticipated championships.

in western java thank you very much for that. let's not take a look at some other stories making news around the violent clashes in the sudanese capital khartoum have continued with police using tear gas and warning shots to disperse protests the human rights group amnesty international says sudanese security forces have shot and killed a key least thirty seven people in the last five days the demonstrators according on sudanese president omar bashir to step down. in turkey an austrian journalist has been released after three months of detention twenty nine year old locks gus has written pieces critical of turkish president. in left leaning publications he was charged with membership in a terrorist organization a court in uncorrupt ordered his release but imposed a travel ban on him the next court date it is in april. you merican actor kevin spacey has been charged with indecent assault on an eighteen year old man in two thousand and sixteen it's the first criminal a case brought against the oscar winning actor since his career c

already killed more than four hundred people now a second experience has got to make sense from western java also coming. to khan is to resume commercial whaling that most species of the animal are not endangered falls on the waiting arms of the condemned the. violence that survived the holocaust is working again and playing a play in chin. little little. amount i was on thank you for joining us. authorities in indonesia have issued a warning of extreme weather and high waves in areas where a tsunami killed more than four hundred people over the weekend it was triggered by the. volcano which continues to erupt search teams are pushing on in their hunt for both survivors and the debt they're telling people to avoid coastal areas desperately needed aid is being delivered but more supplies are still needed for the thousands of displaced people living in makeshift camps doctors they children are becoming ill with the lack of clean water and windley medical supplies. correspondent ana santos is in up one in western java which is one of the worst affected areas and she sent us this report. a tsuna

we'll tell you what you get with your cup of java. >>> you're looking at temperatures in the 20s. got ourselves about an inch of snow in baltimore. few more inches on the way in the north side. it is ice moving in around the south side of the city and around the bay. we'll check out the details for you and even go outside and take another look at what conditions are firsthand. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> slick conditions no matter where you look. still trying to clear out the problems 395 at 95 and everywhere you look slick and slow this morning. rainbow, why so blue? hmmm, i'm losing energy this morning. did you have a good breakfast? nooo. here, try this, it's under three hundred calories and pretty satisfying. mmmm! tasty! looks like everything is back to normal. fight the morning fade in under three hundred calories. jimmy dean d-lights. shine on. >>> the body scan controversy comes as president obama is demanding a report from federal intelligence agencies today. he wants to know how a nigerian accused of trying to blow up a christmas airliner was allowed to b

carried to safety after the disaster clinics like this one in western java are treating an influx of tsunami victims. others have found refuge in temporary shelters after the waves demolished hundreds of homes and buildings. it was at the moment i heard people shouting to run away and i saw the water had gone up to the mainland and the hotel had been flooded by water the waves dragged away around two hundred people and i'm sure that. this is the aftermath at a beach resort where a band gave a concert as the waves smashed on to shore. one survivor described the moment of impact. when i saw the water come in about knee high i tried to run but suddenly the current dragged me and i was drifting away. combing through the rubble for victims could still take days or weeks there were no tsunami warnings the warning systems are built to activate when earthquakes occur but this time of all can a corruption is thought to have triggered the tsunami. these pictures were captured by indonesian conservation officials to show the volcano in question but not. the right thing one day before the tsunam

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and a major search is underway in the java sea where an indonesian passenger plane is believed to have crashed with $62.00 on board including 7 children and suspected. and i was just in for the morning on sunday here in moscow my name's calling braver the world as we're covering. the international twitter has reimposed its ban on president trump this time making it permanent the social network cited the quote risk of further incitement to violence until now donald trump used twitter as his primary means of communication with the public he had 88000000 followers since. king office has tweeted more than 24000 times it's recorded 200 tweets and read tweets in a single day but twitter and facebook have now decided that he must be silenced on their platforms as they have now reports censorship is now under the purview of tech jobs and their billionaire owners who now get to decide bad in the president of the united states and get to decide who talks about what and how they talk about it we are living in all wells 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big and wh

lost contact with air control over the java sea, from the indonesian city of surabaya. the pilot had asked to change the flight pattern because of bad weather. from 32,000 feet. the a-320 took off indonesia juwanda international airport lost contact with air traffic control, 32 minutes later. ron bosch, thank you so much for speaking with us. explain how in your it unusual it is for a pilot to request a deviation from course which was the situation in this case? >> it's a not uncommon event. the aircraft was at its initial cruising altitude of 32,000 feet. the fact that it's in the tropics there where there's a lot of buildup of cloud and a lot of thunderstorms in that region. so the actual requesting a deviation from track is not uncommon. and as far as i understand, the pilot had indicated to air traffic control that the request for deviation was as a result of weather on the direct track. so not an unusual occurrence. but these are modern aircraft and they are fully equipped to deal with this type of weather. >> and ron take us through the emergency procedure that wo

corresponded on a santos is in up one in western java which is one of the worst affected areas and she sent us this report. a tsunami brought by the eruption of the volcano cutout is nothing this because the village called lent dad out nine in rubbles it is in this rubble that a young father hopes that he will find his three month old baby who has been missing since saturday. the baby girl's name is a niece and her body could be somewhere and this debris fairy cooney our one fisherman is her father he lived with his wife anna and their three children near the water's edge they have been the hunt couldn't withstand the force of the giant wave that. this is all that's left of our house my mother asked about the strange sounds outside and when i looked around i saw three big waves one after the other i panicked and woke up my wife we ran out with the whole family this is where i got hit by the big wife but we kept running. came the second wife we fell again and that's when our baby was torn from my wife's arms we still looking for. the most out of us. in this movie ledge of about fifty re

on the western tip of java and in many communities like his on the cement translight of the cylinder straight the search for survivors continues. as does the recovery of the dead. hundreds of people lost their lives on saturday night most would have scarcely known what hit them. he said you are going to see all of a sudden the wave came and. i was here. afterwards i ran over there to a crowd of people who were holding a celebration. a motorbike even got swept over there. but the validity of that i came back here at two am to try and get my bike. but i couldn't because it was buried under the debris. of the week. this is the second deadly tsunami to strike indonesia this year people are asking why the country's tsunami early warning system failed why coastal areas weren't evacuated indonesia's president joko widodo had no answer as yet. i've ordered an inspection of all the tsunami detection equipment and the replacement of broken ones. i think in the new budget i will order the replacements of old broken equipment that can no longer be used. in the. tsunamis a usually triggered by ea

on a song in west java thing. very much for that update. just weeks after the resignation of his defense secretary jim mattis u.s. president made his first trip to meet american soldiers deployed in a conflict zone along with his wife melania trump made an unannounced visits to troops stationed in iraq on his way back he made a brief stop at the ramstein air base in germany from spent just over three hours in iraq. the reception was everything he could have hoped for it was donald trump's first visit to a u.s. military base in a combat region and just a week after a controversial move to pull u.s. forces from syria. first at the saudi's let's have a good time but what a job you have done what they have made it clear from the beginning that our mission in syria was to strip isis a solution that should be paid for by its very rich neighboring countries not the united states let them pay for and they will they will. come in hot on the heels of a government shutdown at home and of course christmas unannounced visit was meant to be a minute left

and that report by the news on a she now joins me from the coastal town of west java on a party said the crocodile lucchino has the potential to cause more devastation how worried are people about another tsunami there is definitely still much anxiety about the possibility of another tsunami also or at least today raise that level to three which is the second highest level because they said that there was more volcanic activity from the volcano more volcanic ash and smoke was seen the spewing from krakatau the locals that i've spoken to tell me that they are afraid but residue they say that their faith is what keeps them strong and it is their face that will keep them that was see them through this disaster. now as they saw in your report green and flooding is adding to the misery of the people how is all of this impacting the rescue and relief efforts. search and rescue teams told us that extreme weather conditions remain to be their biggest challenge roads are either blocked by debris or flooded so this impacts their access to the affected communities and the immediacy by which the

of dead has risen to four hundred and twenty nine days after a tsunami swept across the coasts of java and. the death toll is expected to rise with people still missing in the more remote areas of the islands almost fifteen hundred people were injured in the disaster we talk to our correspondent in the disaster zone but first this report. out tsunami warning has people fleeing for their lives. but. luckily this time a false alarm. but with the a not krakatoa volcano believed to be the cause of saturday's tsunami still erupting experts warn that more killer waves could hit the devastated region. this fear has driven thousands to overcrowded evacuation centers. i am not i am here because i'm afraid of a disaster. my house is actually far from the sea but i'm afraid the water will rise and flood my house so that's why i'm here. those who return home to salvage what they can i faced with a wasteland of collapsed houses. in order to survive people have no choice but to try and return to normal as quickly as possible. at this market vendors sell the remnants of anything they can find. it is

in western java. now some other stories making headlines around the world today a clean up operation is underway on the italian island of sicily after an eruption of the mount at the volcano triggered an earthquake the four point eight magnitude tremor struck just north of tanya injuring several people and damaging buildings. u.s. president altro made an unannounced visit to troops stationed in iraq on wednesday . ok thea first lady lanny a trump then made a brief stop at the ramstein air base here in germany it was the first time trump has gone in person to a conflict zone where u.s. forces argument in iraq and a police officer in greece has been injured by a homemade explosive device left outside and things church the officer was responding to a call to investigate a suspicious package no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. of course in austria is set to rule on how much of hitler's birth place is worth that's after the state offered to buy the apartments employ in for three hundred thou

i was located on west java, around 47 kilometres from the erupting volcano.witness how far inland to the water went? the first wave, the first wave went? the first wave, the first wave went maybe 15 — 25 metres in. then one of two minutes later the second wave came and went maybe 50 or 60 metres inland. is it possible to estimate the height of the wave, the depth of the wave, the amount of water coming in? i don't know. maybe two metres. i don't know. it was difficult to tell. i was standing over it when the wave hit.|j difficult to tell. i was standing over it when the wave hit. i suppose you are unprepared for this. there had been no warning given to this particular community. no warning. sorry, just to say that again. we just lost the phone for you. tell us about the warning. was there any warning? no. ok. oystein lund andersen, thank you very much for bringing us up—to—date on that. we will bring you any further updates as coverage continues through the day. the us government will remain partially shut down over christmas after politicians in the senate f

in in western java thank you very much for that. one stock markets of tonges deeper into the red shares on to accuse nikkei index are now down more than five percent it's the last finish in any to hear us this off to monday's nearly three percent for on wall street investors doubts about the u.s. economy are growing on twitter president dollar trump lashed out at the federal reserve calling it the only problem the economy had after recent interest rate increases traders also wanted to trump is trying to fire the fed chief. long the market toward a later in the business show with monica but first some other stories making news around the world suicide bombers have attacked the biggest foreign ministry in the capital tripoli one of the attackers detonated his explosives another was shot by gods before he could do so security officials say three people have been killed. hollywood star kevin spacey has been charged with indecent assaulting an eighteen year old man in two thousand and sixteen it's the first criminal case brought against

it's been confirmed the debris found in the java sea is from the missing airasia plane.ens of bodies have also been pulled from the water. two albanian seamen have died while trying to secure the ferry that caught fire in the adriatic sea. >>> as i was mentioning a couple of minutes ago, the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been found guilty of fraud. he's been given a suspended prison sentence. three and a half years is the length. his brother was also tried, also sentenced for the same period, but the difference is the brother served his time behind bars. this is alexei navalny. he's been a vocal and fierce critic of president putin. he says the russian government is involved in widespread corruption and he maintains his innocence in this case. he says all the charges are politically motivated. he wants his supporters to go out on to the streets to demonstrate, although in the last few minutes, police in moscow said they will prevent any illegal protests. our correspondent steve rosenberg was outside the courthouse as alexei navalny emerged. >> reporter: wh