relaxing holiday how indonesia is government is trying to lure the tourists back to the island of bali. i think we may well see blizzard conditions across northern parts of japan over the next couple of days them out of the cloud across northern areas of the country into hokkaido fair amount of snow as well and coupled with the very strong winds that we are expecting that could cause some very difficult conditions watch out conditions for some at times as that snow then coming across the northern half of the country sinking its way into honshu very much in evidence still as we go on through thursday but not quite as widespread by this stays cold enough behind it minus two celsius for support snow degrees there in tokyo and below freezing there as you can see across the korean peninsula come across into central areas of china fair amount of snow coming in here to the south of that a fair amount of rain some wet weather there pushing right across towards shanghai but south of that generally dry and the cloud will thicken up as we go on into the second half of the way hong kong less stick

and indonesia tries to convince terrorism bali is safe despite the ongoing eruptions of the volcano. iran's supreme leader has blamed his country's enemies for the six days of unrest which has now claimed the lives of twenty one protest as and one policeman according to state media at least eight people died overnight in clashes between anti-government demonstrators and security forces riot police are also now out in force in several cities in the country hundreds have been arrested and one prominent judge one song could face the death penalty well matheson has mall. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildings. just hours earlier in the capital tehran there was little sign of the turmoil which is engulfed parts of the country but the issues which have sparked the protests such as iran stuttering economy after years of sanctions and the fear of unemployment are serious concerns for people here i got one damn thing john bec

in revenue but the government is trying to lure the tourists back step pass and explains how from bali. inside the danger zone tourists are visiting bally's most famous temple the sucky life just seven kilometers from the crater of the erupting volcano and was off limits for the past three months the decision to reopen a tourist attraction shows the government's eagerness to lure visitors the whole gay know is still at its highest alert level or agree with this decision there are many other places where tourists can go in belize we can't predict nature it's a bitter to put safety first around five million tourists visit bali every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano where i am and owners were forced to temporarily suspend staff. to reassure tourist president joke of a daughter took southeast at one of bali's famous speeches tourism has recovered slightly during the holiday season but many balinese are suffering. has worked as a guide to taking around one thousand tigers eve

could used to spec to call of nature to its advantage step fasten al-jazeera cinnamon bali. still ahead on al-jazeera we look at the success story of a tiny minority in the jap making a major contribution to the economy plus. in a few months time the stands here at luzhniki stadium in moscow will be filled with football fans from all over the world armory chalons and i'll have more on this later in the program with russia now in its world cup year. from the clear blue sky of the doha mooney. to the fresh fruits and grease in the city you know. how i've got most stormy weather piling in across western parts of here looking very just for many of us haze and steria of clouds wind and rain we've seen a fair amount of stormy weather affecting western france recently and this was the scene there just twenty four hours ago all size and very high waves heavy seas are rolling in winds gusting to around one hundred thirty kilometers per hour at times and i think we could see similar strikes on those winds over the next couple of days the possibility the potential full widespread destr

one hundred sixty five lives and we look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali and the indonesian government. people back. and i'm far as small have all the day's sport including andy murray is the latest top tennis player to be hit with an injury and a new season already ravaged by withdrawal. we begin in iran where at least eighty raney and some being killed overnight and on to government protests according to state media overall at least twenty chain people all known to have died since the. began on thursday a supremely blames what he calls iran's enemies for the trouble u.s. president donald trump has tweeted his support for the protesters and called on the iranian government to one block social media. has. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildings. just hours earlier in the capital tehran there was little sign of the turmoil which is engulfed parts of the country but the issues which have spar

one hundred sixty five lines when look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali on the indonesian government smash just to low people back plus. in a few months time the stands here at luzhniki stadium in moscow will be filled with football fans from all over the world armory chalons and i'll have more on this later in the program with russia now in its world cup year. and least eight is a radians have been killed overnight in anti-government protests according to state media it says twenty two people are known to have died since the demonstrations began on thursday. say the supreme leader blames what he calls iran's and it is for the trouble well matheson has more. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildings. just hours earlier in the capital tehran there was little sign of the turmoil which is engulfed parts of the country but the issues which have sparked the protests such as iran stuttering econom

well a volcano continues to erupt the government has gone out of its way to convince tourists that bali is safe outside of the danger zone ten kilometers from the crater the huge losses in tourist revenues has taken the authorities by surprise and some say this is a wake up call for the holiday island not to fully rely on to. as i'm. do we jack has learned how fragile his business is over these past month his small resort in a safe area near the volcano has been mostly empty and he hasn't been able to pay his staff in the class but what i have learned from the situation is that we have no choice then to accept what happens to us and start to look for alternatives if my resort business fails then maybe i can start selling food. but not all is lost for some tourists the erupting volcano has become an attraction in itself perhaps with the right safety measures in place bali could use dyspeptic all of nature to its advantage stop fasten al-jazeera superman bali spain's foreign minister says the catalan independence crisis has cost the economy more than a billion dollars lose the green doors

so like, bali -- that was the trick. people would be like, "trevor, you got to go to bali."que." [ laughter ] and now i've learned, when white people say unique, they mean poor. but they don't tell you that. >> jimmy: no. >> right, like it's -- so i went to bali. and i was like, "oh this is going to be amazing." and it is. like, there's temples, there's culture, the food is amazing. the people are the friendliest you'll ever meet. but like, what i didn't know was, like half of the trip was just gonna be us seeing people who don't have the best means. so like, we go to a person's house -- and i thought it was like, a temple. and then we talk in, and it's just like -- like someone's -- but "house" is a strong word. it's like a one room -- like it's a kitchen, bedroom, dining room. like a new york apartment type thing, right? [ laughter ] and then we're just standing in the living room. people are like, "oh, my god. look at how they live." [ laughter ] "oh, my god. i appreciate my life so much more right now." [ laughter ] "can i take a selfie with you?" and i'm just standing i

a relaxing holiday when the museum's government is trying to go towards the back to the island of bali. and in sport much to unite rediscover the form to start the new year and he's here with the details in the heart of. pakistan has seized control of charities and financial assets linked to one of the main suspects in the two thousand and eight mumbai bomb attacks in india came as the u.s. president on twitter that pakistan is a quote haven for terrorists natasha going to more on who's behind the charities. there's a ten million dollar reward for any information leading to the conviction of half is sayit yet here he is at a rally last week protesting u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks at a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he

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that's prompted the government to work hard to entice tourists back to the island and reports from bali. inside the danger zone tourists are visiting bally's most famous temple. just seven kilometers from the crater of the erupting volcano and was off limits for the past three months the decision to reopen a tourist attraction shows the government's eagerness to lure visitors the whole gay know is still at its highest alert level or agree with this decision there are many other places where tourists can go in delhi we can predict nature it's a better to put safety first around five million tourists visit every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano where i am and owners were forced to temporarily suspend staff. to reassure tourist president joke of a daughter took southeast at one of bali's famous speeches tourism has recovered slightly during the holiday season but many balinese are suffering among has worked as a guide on mt i'm going to take in around one thousand hikers eve

delhi we can't predict nature it's a better to put safety first around five million tourists visit bali every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano and an owners were forced to temporarily suspend staff. to reassure tourist president joke of a daughter took south is that one of bali's famous speeches tourism has recovered slightly during the holiday season but many balinese are suffering. has worked as a guide to taking around one thousand tigers every year since september his business has stopped promising and i want to talk and i am confused what to do now i want to work but i have no other work experience than being a guy i hope someone can give us a job because all sixty two guides of a girl are now jobless and we've no money to go back to farming them. vocal knowledge is saying nobody can predict how long we'll all rot or if the eruptions will become bigger the last time it erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three it killed more than fifteen hundred people all liv

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i raymond's maximilian agast done threaded the bali in after ten minutes against head to berlin but the celebrations did not last video review determined an earlier foul by thomas de laney meant the goal was ruled out and so this one and did score this. well now you've seen the highlights it's time to look at the results from match day twenty of us far by and getting that big comeback win over hoffenheim splitting the points leipsic and hamburg shock a very big away which took our dortmund needed that equaliser late the little things up with fribourg cologne couldn't quite make it four wins on the top but i'll be very pleased with a point again against al spork braman and heritage know what he scored there frankfurt's got passed on friday night and on sunday we see leverkusen hosting minds and votes for travelling to and i work for lower saxony darby all right let's look and see what all those results mean on the table with seven of don matches in the books for match day twenty buy and they stay top the it's frankfurt's time in second and have been very short sharp as when put them in s

the alps so violent and al-jazeera it's been a leading tourist season on the indonesian island of bali due to an erupting volcano the number of people visiting since september has dropped by more than seventy percent and in the nation has lost over one billion dollars internist revenue but the government is trying to lure back tourists as steadfast in reports . inside the danger zone tourists are visiting bally's most famous temple to circularize just seven kilometers from the crater of the erupting volcano and was off limits for the past three months the decision to reopen a tourist attraction shows the government's eagerness to lure visitors the whole gay know is still at its highest alert level or agree with this decision there are many other places where tourists can go and barely we can't predict nature it's a better to put safety first around five million tourists visit every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano where i am and owners were forced to temporarily suspend

one of them is heading off to bali via dubai, one of them is off to malaysia.llowers will be able to track bertie's adventures on social media. for marjorie, who loved to travel, it's an important opportunity to still see the wider world. i can imagine a lot of old ladies will be quite glad of bertie, because he is gorgeous, and with all these adventures, they can follow it all and wonder what bertie is going to do next, you know? jj chalmers, bbc news, solihull. lovely. and sean bell, who you saw in that report, is here now. and so is bertie! after bali and divide, flying helicopters, now it is salford on bbc breakfast. talk is through where he has been and where he's going. it is early days so far, but he's been up flying with ben murphy, a member of the blades and the newest member of the red bull air race pilots. he has been at a bali, malaysia, indonesia, and when we went to the fire brigade yesterday, he has been around london. he is doing also have adventures, and basically, marjorie can't travel, she used to travel very widely and she is not able to do

this is deja news live from bali celebrations as the world welcomes twenty eight see thousands turned out for new york's countdown despite the record low temperatures on times square and all the major cities around the globe bring in the new year with lavish on what displays. i'm having a home for good to have you with us he is ravenous around the globe have been treated to spectacular displays of pyrotechnics as the walt welcomed the new year in new york thousands on times square braved frigid temperatures to celebrate twenty eighty and minus twelve degrees celsius it was the second coldest new year's eve on record. all security arrangements were tight as people assembled at iconic the news around the world we begin our report at the brandenburg gate. germans may have a reputation for being reserved but not at new year the country goes firework crazy and nowhere more than the capital berlin thousands throng the streets around the brandenburg gate to welcome two thousand and eighteen and d w reporter rebecca rivers was there to soak up the excitement. despite something here to give th

business d w news live from bali to news is on edge as it marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring. as fresh protests get underway they're still part of the people that shoot if things get out because that's a public. good deed to take to the streets and to call for an academic revolution. and there are fears the situation could escalate as that the north african nation struggles with deep rooted economic problems also on the program. the democratic republic of congo races to contain an outbreak of cholera or a fee is it could spread quickly in the overcrowded capital kinshasa the route to borne disease has already swept through many villages ravaged by conflict. and in german football kind of both produce a stunning comeback in a five go through with minds to spread a european chops. time have a home for a great to have you with us fresh protests have erupted in china's yeah as the north african nation marks the seventh anniversary of the. arab spring uprising that toppled its former dictator. ben ali now for the seventh day in a roach in his ears have taken to the street demonstr

this is d w news live from bali germany tries to end its political impasse and form a new governing coalition chancellor merkel says she's optimistic as talks begin for migration to health care to europe there's plenty of room for discord with a potential promise we're going to a correspondent also coming up. paris remembers the victims of attacks three years ago that horrified people around the walls the killings began when a gunman stormed the offices of satirical magazine and shot the dog. and soaring to success ski jumping coming as she talked was looking for a historic final stage when up to dominating the four hills tournament could the polish face make it a clean sweep. i'm going to humphrey good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel has embarked on key talks over forming a new governing coalition to lead the country going into the negotiations the chancellor said she was optimistic macas conservatives are holding the exploratory talks with the center left social democrats off to previous negotiations with other parties failed sticking points this time around are expected

coalition with the conservatives well it is under no circumstance certainly if you ask here people in bali and i think no one can predict exactly what will happen on sunday and this just makes this event on sunday this party conference exciting and also very important there are those within the s.p.d. who favor entering formal negotiations with the c.d.u. mostly the party leadership who believe the party has a responsibility and that they could pass certain policies if they do join another grand coalition but there are many party members and many delegates especially the youth wing of the s.p.d. that are against a new version of the grand coalition saying that if they do join another grand coalition they wouldn't be able to renew the party that another grand coalition would just harm them so on sunday delegates around six hundred of them will decide the next steps for the party whether they do or they don't join formal negotiations with merkel's conservatives so of course sunday being the crucial day to almost if the social democrats vote against another grand coalition what are the possib

richard hurriya very interesting and very useful for businesses such as myself have never been to bali and before. the last steel and concrete cuts to much lights is once again an impressive hub in central berlin. the. modern architecture and modern art go hand in hand these are boxers. and this style church is called galileo. but one of the hidden gems here is found behind these. storey house which is home to the dimer art collection. art historian kathleen hodges ellis giving me a special tour you know dimler doesn't just build cars they collect modern art. that is and was put about this is a large photograph by a chinese artist named jungle who and you can see him on this large photo it bears the title me and my teacher. the collection is dedicated to contemporary art and features pop art to. going out to buy exactly two harvested two mercedes models by andy warhol we commissioned them for the hundredth anniversary of the automobile in one thousand nine hundred six. this picture by billy baumeister was the first to be purchased for the collection in one thousand nine hundred seventy

host: a market watch piece called it a 50 bali are -- a $50 billion industry. how many jobs are created in the states voting to legalize marijuana? guest: you have over 200,000 jobs in general. number is set to double or triple, just like retail sales in the coming years as off.ornia's markets takes there is a lot of growth on the horizon. host: back to the market watch peas, talking about the $50 pulsate industry, " roughly 60% of americans support roughlya -- polls say 60% of americans support marijuana. rose inado alone, sales 2016 and generated $200 million of tax revenue from marijuana sales." talk about the impact of tax revenue from this. guest: it is massive. we have about a billion and a half dollars in sales alone. revenue isn in tax filtered throughout communities and the state. there was a story, i think it was yesterday, about how police are using some of the money to try new methods to offer treatment to people on the street or people addicted to drugs. some of the money is going to schools. some of it is going to enforcement. for this industry to

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this is the double year's live from bali and germany's two biggest pots is for pastor and tough formal coalition talks social democrats close ranks on promised tough negotiations with i'm going to back conservatives amid signs of disagreement before talks even get underway also on the program to combine u.s. senate's agree a temporary deal to reopen the federal government under law hundreds of thousands of people to go back to work we'll take you live to washington. in what america's finest president tells his.

for instance you just fly to bali you get fish on rival but if you want to go to pump water then it is a totally different planet it is so difficult to get a puppet restriction for foreign journalists you and foreign n.g.o.s including those that provide medical services. egyptian military has detained its former chief of stuff just days after he said he would run for president in an election this march some on one being seen as the main challenger to president of the fatah all sisi but he's now called off his campaign homage on june has the latest. just days after he announced his candidacy in his country's upcoming presidential elections egypt's military has arrested former egyptian armed forces chief of staff sami a man. in a televised statement the military said i'm committed violations when he announced his presidential bid without obtaining permits from the armed forces he's also accused of committing forgery to be included in the voter database there are two explanations for this one is that he actually miscalculated the level of support that he has within the military institu

east of the libyan capital tripoli and the boat capsized around thirty five miles away from a get a bali coast now the reasons why libya's coast guard has not spotted this boat is that usually these boats are very small and libya's coast guard says that they cannot spot such a small boats unless they are reported by one of the patrols of libya's coast guard or they get a call from the migrants on board of of the boat now in some cases smugglers give the migrants a wireless device or as for your phone to call libya's coast guard in case the boat capsizes now libya's goes gold also says that during these days the are conducting maintenance operations to their vessels and that's one of the reasons why they are not very active as usual spotting boats of illegal migrants in the mediterranean egypt has denied a report by the new york times newspaper that it had asked the media in egypt to play down opposition to president trump's jerusalem decision in leaked frame recordings a senior intelligence officer reportedly told t.v. talk show hosts to influence their view is to back the decision the n

five hundred horses will start the race they've come from all over indonesia's network of islands bali long box some flores it's a carnival of horses cheryl will race a few times today and every time the risk is neck. home i hope cheryl will win i pray to god if he wins we'll be happy. if you loses so be it. and share all of the other children where hardly any protective gear just a light helmet in a cloth mask to protect them from the dust and sun. the jockeys carry a crop but otherwise ride barefoot and without a saddle that's another reason why these races are so dangerous and let. me meet. with. the crowd is made up of gamblers they're all hyped up and excited they can earn a lot of money at the races and gambling is actually illegal in indonesia as is child labor but on this whole sea island tradition trumps the law. the guy. that got it we love betty my son's a jockey to the six. he's brought home a lot of money. because i was. sure all of the others wait for the start signal the race last two crazy minutes a long circuit through the dust. i thought of the. horse racing used to b

this is the top of the news lawyer from bali to museums on edge as it marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring the w.'s funny is in china's as fresh protests get underway. to. the people and to that shape without makeup that's a call to get ready to continue to take to the streets as you call for an academic revolution. where there are fears the situation could escalate as the north african nation struggles with deep rooted economic problems.

this is news coming to you live from bali and the u.s.wants to look its military action in syria risks bringing the two allies into conflict but. to press ahead with its operations targeting the new ones back to goods from an issue a group which it views as a threat to its national security we've talked to our correspondent in turkey also coming up. a much anticipated guest at the wild economic forum in davos will daughter trump to be able to reassure the world's move wasn't.

. >> and the indonesian resort island of bali is welcoming 2018 with the bang.aptured the massive smo and the air. >> let's get another check of the frigid forecast from nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> for those lucky enough to miss this big ocean storm, you're not going to miss the next arctic blast if you're east of the mississippi river.lls tos like duluth, indianapolis negative 6. byhe it's going to be all through the east and right into the weekend in areas like new york city. "early today" will be right back. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of her craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat thme gillette - the best a man can get. yeeeeaaaahhh! uh oh...a painful sore throat? not now. take cépacol instamax. look! u

for instance you just fly to bali you get fees on rival but if you want to go to pump water then it is a totally different planet it is so difficult to go to pop up restriction for foreign journalists you and foreign n.g.o.s including those that provide medical services is it fair to say there's a general apathy in the corridors of power in jakarta to isolated communities like purport that they're not worth investing in but that minerals are certainly worth having. the problem is i think racism the underlying issue is racism and also there is the feeling of paranoia in indonesia that if foreigners going into up why are they real help at nicked up one to be independent from indonesia it is totally illogical but the feeling is here to stay in indonesia how much time are you willing to give the president would do to. on this issue because he has visited part four on several occasions he said he would deal with the issue well before this particular incident was highlighted how long are you willing to give him before you raise your voices again well every time i meet president joke or we

shifts this is good news coming to you live from bali and dickie finds on kodesh militia across the florida into syria the tanks and troops at the ready to look his defense minister says an attack has begun. we get a live update from our correspondent in turkey also coming up a make or break germany's social democrats prepared to vote on whether to enter a coalition talks with chancellor merkel's conservatives or to go into opposition. president donald trump makes a year in office twelve months after.

at the bali's also shot to the top of. a animals and and. and i'm ready people saying you know the white house could not handle this was us in terms of. highlighting the book in generating a site for us. and just briefly let's see is it of one. particularly damning part of the book that sort of seems to have dominated the headlines there united states was the sort of the. the the the the few words that people seem to be sort of extracting from this book and. and and and and and and regarding his past being the most home full of holes. what i think c. batons criticism of donald trump junior is as treasonous on patriotic of a? of a russia is a is a key factor waltz was sort of emerging in the end of the week is the general portrays of donald trump has a kind of man child. and just to so many people in the white house. comparing him with a child who needs a instant gratificatioion.. it out stuff in the take away for a lot of people. correspondent david smith reporting that from washington. now after receiving a christmas eve pardoned by the cur

this is the news coming to you live from bali and turkey is offensive and god just militia inside syria enters its fourth day took his ground troops and allied sit in syrian rebels advance on the kurdish enclave of often turkey's president valas there is no stepping back and moves to saddam's descent to get an update from istanbul and a kind of specific to drive here also coming up. the blonde economic forum opens with india's prime minister as the dystopic traction but is there more the ones against barry.