bali and the islands near will be the focus for indonesia. why?ause they already generate about 90% of the country's revenue from international visitors. indonesia will build on that base. he islands will be better marketed. $75 million set aside for the airport. of thes the commitment government to develop tourism. the goal is to double tourist numbers by 2020. this is a huge archipelago. wide but ittched so has -- but it is left behind in terms of national visitors. attracted fewer visitors compared with smaller neighbors like malaysia and thailand last year. indonesia has to get serious about promoting itself as a tourist destination. earlier this month, it finally tonted visa-free access certain countries. angie: isn't infrastructure a problem there? waddle next at the -- bottlenecks at the bali airport? two-waywill get a new international airport. it will have a toll road from the main city to the west of the island. spreada is to development more widely. it is concentrated now just in the capital. the conti is down compared to the dollar. it

was one of the first investors in bali to turn that into a tourism area. for tourism, there is huge potential for us to be able to help with everything from wastewater management the right policy changes in the government to make it worthwhile for tourism to work in developing countries. roadbuilding, for example. the construction of dams. we are back and focusing on hydroelectric power, because it provides the base load that for countries need more others in time taking carbon out of the air. there are all kinds of possibilities in all areas of infrastructure. we work with companies around animal protein. the demand of that is shooting up. we have even worked in those areas. if you can think of the sector, we almost surely have experts looking to provide opportunities , very specifically for american and other developed world countries. rebecca: i want to ask about your own organizational change of the world bank. there have been criticism you have made a lot of changes trying to focus the organization on poverty. cfos here may be able to relate to this.

. >> today, the first female african-american principal dancer with the american bali cheater. i'm mike conneen. coming -- ballet theater. i have more on that. leon: what a great story she is. but first a look at what is coming up on kellye: there are alzheimer's warning signs may be present. the lowest test scores at the beginning of the study were ten times more likely to develop alzheimer's in the next two decades. maryland governor larry hogan is nearing the end of his first round of chemotherapy. hogan said in a facebook post this morning that he is starting his fourth day of 2-hour treatment. -- 24-hour treatment. he is feeling strong and expects to leave the hospital tomorrowannounced last week he has been diagnosed with advanced stage non-hodgkin's lymphoma. leon: we all wish we had more time. tonight, international time keepers will give us extra time. emphasis on a little time. we will get a leap-second. this is designed to compensate for a slightly slower rotation of the earth. so clocks go from 7:59:59 to 7:59:60 before changing to 8:00:00. don't blink or you will m

. >>> there's a newlywed company honeymooning in bali and were in a surprise when they came home. >> an amateur photographer saw the couple kissing with london's tower bridge in the background while riding in a taxi. he snapped the picture while the car was moving and posted the pictures on facebook hoping someone could identify the newlyweds. as most things do, it went viral. express uk says the couple laura and james has been identified and are still in bali and probably have no idea they are famous on the internet. that is a beautiful shot. >>> a company that got its start on facebook hopes you will consider this the next time you send flowers to a loved one. >> they are bacon roses. player death browning of plano, texas, says that she's been working on the project for four years and uses a specific type of bacon to make this all work out. the bacon bouquet arrives back in field and could last two weeks before you open it, but why would you let it hang out that long? >> that does not actually look appetizing. if it was chocolate, that would be another thing. >>> coming up get an e

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. >> the popular mapping site features underwater tours of 40 sites, including bali, american samoa, the great barrier reef. it is to coincide with world ocean day june 8th. >> and six games inducted into the videogame hall of fame. it ranges from pong in 1972 to world of warcraft which launched in 2004. >> other titles mario brothers and pacman. >>> 4:49. unusual plan to scare off sea lions and how it back fires. >>> caught on video a man dancing on the roof of a sheriff crewser. the reason for the bold moves next. >>> through the bay bridge >>> good morning, 4:52. friday morning you see the golden gate bridge there, what may be mist on the bridge. traffic is very light we will check that with leyla gulen in a couple. >>> they managed to right a ship in china that makes it easier for disaster teams to look for more than 340 people still missing. the eastern star capsized in a storm monday night, just 14 survivors pulled from the water. 3 survived in air pockets yelling when they tapped the hull. >>> crews are cleaning up in colorado after tornadoes touched down. twisters damaged at

as malaysia host bali wood night's biggest year and how it's helping the indian film industry. >>> hello again, a reminder of the head lines on al jazerra it's been revealed that 4 million current and former u.s. federal employees were hit by a cyber attack last month. the u.s. suspects china but the chinese embassy in washington says such accusations are irresponsible. >>> south korea's health ministry has confirmed death i've fourth person in an outbreak of middle east respiratory syndrome or march ers. number of affected people has risen to 41 and it's emerged an infected south korean doctor came in to contact with more than 1500 people. >>> india's foot safety regulate -- food safely t* at this regulator has banned the sale of maggie noodles can go them to recall them from the market. they up sifter they are safe to eat. >>> the 12 members of the oil block owe beck are meet in this austrian capital of vienna, they are expecting to go decide whether they'll change productive levels. so any sign if they will or won't change production levels? >> reporter: despite the recent collapse it

so the two places i just visited, i went to indonesia and there i went to bali. when i was in egypt, i went to sharmel sheikh because the meetings were happening in those places. it turns out the world bank was one of the first investors in bali to turn that into a tourism area. for tourism, there's a huge potential for us to be able to help with everything from wastewater management to the rights in the policy for the government to make it worthwhile for tourism companies hotels and others to work in developing countries. in road building, for example, or the construction of dams. you know, we're back and focusing on hydro electric power because it's -- it provides the base load that poor countries need while at the same time taking carbon out of the air. so there are all kinds of possibilities from all areas of infrastructure. we work with companies around animal proteins, the demand for animal protein is shooting up all over the world. so we've seen worked in those areas. so if you can think of a sector we almost surely have experts who are looking to provide

not just in bali but also the capital city of jakarta. destinations account for 90% of revenue from international tourist's, 9.5 million people last year. travel and towards him is a major contributor to the economy, accounting for 9.3% of gdp. these statistics are relatively small compared to neighboring nations such as thailand. being the biggest economy in southeast asia, they have a lot of catching up to do any tourism business. visa waiver policy is a major initiative to make them more attractive as a tourist destination. the government is committed to increasing the tourism promotion budget to 75 million u.s. dollars, half of which will be spent on digital media. 30% the currency dropping against the dollar, these factors should help double the tourists by 2020. back to you. that each video ok my nextant to bo vacation. richest man is developing closer ties with soccer's ruling body. ♪ anchor: time for a check of stories making headlines around the world. the people who died in pakistan's heatwave has reached 700. the government say

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yes yes, monkeys in bali very very cute.fie go all the way. >> you're not supposed to do that? i didn't know. >> you're learning that now? that's what i'm learning about keeping coffee cups in front of your laptop. >> you need to get over it. >> really? >> yes. >> aren't you the one that replayed the video. >> it's officially over. >> we love you. >> it's officially not over. i left the desk because i didn't want dan to spill water on me. now here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in our social square powered by samsung galaxy. rachel dolezal breaking her silence, what does transracial really mean? our experts weigh in. >>> is this freezing chamber the secret to looking younger and losing weight? if so i'm lining up. we put it to the test. >>> plus celebrating dads all week long. you sent in your parenting questions and we've got an all-star panel answering them. all that and mindy kaling is here live on "gma" in times square. [ cheers and applause ] perfect for a family of 2... ... 3... ... 4... ... or 5. w

look what happens to this young woman on vacation in bali. the deal by licking the lens. the tourist eventually gets her camera back just in time for another monkey to climb on top of her head. yes, perilous moments from the monkeys in bali but very, very cute. i like the licking of the lens. >> why not. >> if you're doing a selfie, go all the way. >> i was going to say, you're not supposed to do that? i didn't know. >> you're learning that now? that's what i'm learning about keeping coffee cups in front of your laptop. >> oh, you need to get over it. >> really? >> yes. >> really? aren't you the guys who replayed the video? >> it's officially over. >> we love you. spill or not. >> it's officially not over. i left the desk because i didn't want dan to spill water on me. >>> now here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu" in our social square powered by samsung galaxy. rachel dolezal breaking her silence. what does transracial really mean? our experts weigh in. >>> and is this freezing chamber the secret to looking younger and losin

mound your bass school company hired photographers location including the south pacific in did ocean bali the bahamas and the great barrier reef to name a few they say it is a way to focus on the harm being done to our oceans and what to preserve our underwater world to cut the plans to post more on the water images in the year to come. >>reporter: tempered his right now in the mid-60s the specialized 64 for oakland 69 for have little bit warmer in the inland locations 85 antioch maybe three looks like a little more 84 as well 61 for san francisco right now here was with the rest of the evening looks like a clear part to clear to life the 55 to close to two for bank 74 for inland and 10:00 p.m. will get the cloud build up also southwest breeze averaging about 9 mi. per hour 5:05 p.m. the cause of maybe in the peninsula proposed the region to the afternoon hi will get to mid-70s for the locations as have little more pleasant and the sixth for the ease with shoreline will talk about with arista possible my bees either midweek howe long does want the province of what that and a forecast of n

it turns out a world bank was one of the first investors in bali to turn that into a tourism area. they are for us to be able to help away everything from wastewater management to the right policy changes in the government to make it worthwhile for hotels and others to work in developing countries in road building for example or construction of dams. we are back focusing on hydroelectric power because it provides the base load more countries they bought the same time taking carbon out of the air. there's all kinds of possibilities and infrastructure. we work with companies around animal protein all over the world. we've even worked in those areas. if you can think of is sector, we surely have experts looking to provide opportunities. specifically for america and another developed companies. >> i want to ask about your own organizational change. there's been criticism that he's made a lot of changes to focus on poverty cfos might relate to this. trying to cut down the silos that exist at within each country and completely restructure. where are you and for folks at the own organizat

agree that the military has no love for the movement because they see that even more as the authors of baliy case all these series of conspiracy trials which laid waste to the military. what they do in that post kind of parallel state environment remains to be seen. particularly if you start to get a lot of violence. i think the military was quite shocked by the results and distal trying to absorb that and absorb what that means for them and for turkey. i think it's another one of these very big uncertainties that is up and i think we're just going to have to see what it means overtime. >> let me try and get very rapid yes or no responses. eric mentioned the corruption scandals that occurred at the end of 2013 and 2014. they managed to bury those. those investigations going forward allegedly. the former president was in favor of having as ministers, investigations continue. .. p. could be the ministers kind of going forward investigation but the investigations will not be part of the coalition agreements. since party groups according to the constitution are not allowed to make binding decis

going to have an impact on consumer prices now we have to continue the next step everybody that is baliing the export will stop the investment and will curtail ourself sufficiency. >> have you ever head a conversation with this since it could be solved with executive order? >> i have had a conversation? these are conversations i frequently don't comment on. but you know i will tell you he understands. he's in that category of understanding. i think his state department understands how significant and the energy department understands. >> he doesn't want to sign it. >> everybody wants kumbaya and say we will make a bipartisan decision to do this. so, obviously, i can't speak for the administration, but i will tell you at the highest level they understand that this policy -- >> john if we don't export will the price of oil go down? we seem to be in a situation where you producers can't stop producing, weekly production is on a 40-year high. >> a year ago, u.s. shale production was increasing 100,000 barrels a day per month. right now it's zero barrels per day per month. you are looking at

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