bali was adopting them.eople have been coming into bali as tourism for a long time and it comes closer to bali converting them to their culture than losing theirs to the foreigners. but it's out of scale now. i mean, how many millions can you absorb as tourists? and what oer jobs that aren't dead-end hotel jobs can there be? so the economic development issues, i think, are very serious. but i personally can't see the threat to balinese culture. they have figured that one out. narrator: malaysia is a country which is part peninsula and part island. and is farore developed than urallyiverocietyays. lyet,ike id is siking. and malaysia, which has hadn remarkable economic growthike id over the past 40 years, is also home to a variety of ethnic and religious groups. approximately 60% of the population is malay; 30%, ethnic chinese; and just under ten percent are of indian descent. let's look at how malaysia has worked to achieve a balance between the different ethnic groups with its mticultural society as it moves

many ways, bali has moved on. but for those who were affected, they will never forget what happened that night. >> those responsible for the blasts have been brought to justice. the remorseless bali bombers have been executed and their extremist network has also been severely weakened. but officials warn indonesia eswar on terror is far from over. >> even though the big fish of these networks have been caught, the next generation of militants have now formed smaller cells that can now execute plans iptly but still have the same radical views and goals as the first. >> bali is now thronging with more tourists than ever before. but the threat of terrorism still remains. 34 here hope they can finally close a chapter on bali's deadly day. >> the e.u. claiming this year's recipient of the nobel peace prize. joining me from brussels is your correspondent, chris morris. i wonder what sort of initial response you picked up from brussels. delight i suppose is eminent, but some surprise? >> yes. i think as you would expect,

bali was adopting them.eople have been coming into bali as tourism for a long time and it comes closer to bali converting them to their culture than losing theirs to the foreigners. but it's out of scale now. i mean, how many millions can you absorb as tourists? and what o jobs that aren't dead-end hotel jobs can there be? so the economic development issues, i think, are very serious. but i personally can't see the threat to balinese culture. they have figured that one out. narrator: malaysia is a country which is parteninsula and part island. and is farore developed than culturallyiverocietysia.yet,iked is siking. malaysia, which has had remarkable economic growth over the past 40 years, is also home to a variety of ethnic and religious groups. approximately 60% of the population is malay; 30%, ethnic chinese; and just under ten percent are of indian descent. let's look at how malaysia has worked to achieve a balance between the different ethnic groups with its mticultural society as it moves through the 21

we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he'

a quarter british citizens -- one of four british citizens in bali. she and three others were held in may by police in bali allegedly importing 4.8 kilos of cocaine, worth 2.5 million u.s. dollars. the italian coast guard has had a dramatic nighttime rescue helping 166 refugees escaped from their boat just moments before it sank. this is gmt from "bbc world news. i'm george alagiah. the headlines. -- another six years in office for hugo chavez to continue what he calls his socialist revolution. politicians in washington warned that two chinese telecom firms pose a security threat to the u.s. the war in afghanistan has entered its 12th year. the end is in sight for many foreign troops stationed in the country. however, a new report by the international crisis group warns that civil war could break out and the government collapsed when nato troops withdrawn in 2014. the brussels-based groups has highlighted elections scheduled for 2014 are likely to be fraudulent unless president karzai does more. to ensure a more. for more on this i'm joined by andrew

but this isn't libya same a situation in bali walid is getting more dangerous with foreign snipers spotted on rooftops and allegations of chemical weapons being used in the besieged town. the i.m.f. trashes greece's plan to deal with its massive deficit as that use the last line of economic defense celebrates one year in servants. and we will get how the two main runners in the us presidential race plan to deal with the powerful israeli lobby and tell of the eaves unrelenting gets to bomb iran. a very warm welcome to your home karen tara she joining us friday and it is ten o'clock here in moscow where gangs of foreign mercenaries reportedly from the gulf states and turkey have joined the assault in bani walid in libya this is according to ali for russia's relatives are trapped inside the besieged town which is traditionally loyal to the country's toppled colonel gadhafi regime is currently in egypt and we're discussing his identity over safety concerns. they told something dangerous that. the flood and not the nuclear maybe if it got out of them somewhere else inside the city and you have

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the first and deadliest was in 2002 in bali when 2002 people died -- when 202 people died there. the forces have had some success. they either killed or captured many of the high ranking terror leaders in that country. it suggests they had good intelligence this time, and they managed to stop this massive plot to attack so many targets there. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> a top al-qaeda leader calling for muslims to kidnap westerners to exchange for imprisoned jihaddists. in a two-hour video he is telling his followers that abducting westerners is the only way to free their captives you including the blind cleric who is serving a life sentence for his role in the 1990 world trade center bombing. also in the video he urges support for the syrian uprising and pushes for allah in egypt. >>> and rick, there are growing questions about what president obama knew and when after the u.s. consulate in libya came under attack. fox news learning that multiple pleas for help were made by those on the ground, but were denied. >> air they -- arthel, president obama was

bali remembering the victims of terrorist bombings there one decade ago. two suicide bombers killed 202 people. the astros and prime minister attended the ceremony and 88 of the dead were australian. >> pakistan is schoolchildren holding a vigil for a girl shot by the pakistan a telegram -- pakistani taliban. the next 48 hours are considered critical. >> the retired space shuttle endeavor has begun its final journey, this time on land. it is moving through the streets of los angeles to the california science center will will go on public display. at a speed of over 3 kilometers per hour, the journey will take two days. >> the two vice-presidential candidates went head-to-head in a television debate last night with joe biden taking on paul ryan. >> president obama was viewed as having under-performed last week. >> he said he had been too polite to romney. the vice-president attack targets. >> my friend recently said 30% of the american people are takers. these people are my mom and dad, my neighbors. they pay more effective tax down governor romney does. >>

that's caesar's, and bali. those are evacuated. there's a curfew in place. and an entire travel ban, you couldn't get out of here if you tried to anyway. a lot of tension earlier you heard between the mayor of atlantic city and new jersey governor chris christie. christie felt the mayor didn't take the warning seriously enough, didn't pass it on to the residents of atlantic city to get out, and he told them if you haven't gotten out at that point, stay. chris christie said that was the wrong thing to do. we spoke to the mayor on anderson's show and he said the governor doesn't know what he's talking about. people are hunk erg down. four to five people in shelters here in atlantic city. the gusts just whipped up around me right now. while the water levels are receding, we're still getting the back end of the storm. all indications are we have at least an hour more of this to go before it starts to settle down and move to other parts of the region. philadelphia, 60 miles west of me, has still got to see the worst of it. they're still expecting flooding in low-

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there's a there was an under mood of tragedy in everyone because there's all this uncertainty about bali waleed and most of them have relatives there ninety five percent of them are from the war followed tribe and bani walid is their home town. staying with labor in our world update the sound of in connection to a month's attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi which claims the lives of them basso there and three other americans is reported killed in a shootout and kyra meanwhile tunisian court has sentenced the leader of radical islamist group ansar al sharia to a year in prison for instigating the dead less old washington has demanded everyone responsible what are time on trial. for israel and hamas have reportedly reached on an official truce up to several days of deadly air attacks egypt is said to have told me days ago saying it's the violence erupted on monday when rockets began flying into israel from gaza reciprocal wave and the strikes killed at least four palestinians cars that has been under located by the. lebanon's main opposition bloc has called on the current government to

nhk world, bali. >>> in other news, german authorities have claimed that strawberries imported from china may have been responsible for poisoning 11,000 school children. but the chinese government says its products are not to blame. the outbreak occurred between late september and early october. the jer nan government says viruses from chinese frozen strawberries may have been responsible. the chinese says that no neuroviruses were detected in frozen strawberries stored in a warehouse in china. the german authorities said the strawberries had not been properly sterilized. officials at china's general administration of quality supervision, inspection, and quarantine said there is no scientific basis for the allegations. they also said strawberries exported to other countries had not caused any problems. they suggested the contamination might have occurred in germany. >>> myanmar is seen by many as the last undeveloped market in asia. japanese companies recognize some similarities in agriculture and are eager to promote sales of farm equipment in the developing nation. some 32 companies fro

. >>> friday marks the tenth anniversary of the bombings that hit the island of bali in 2002, leaving over 200 people dead. police are tightening security for a commemorative ceremony after discovering a possible threat. >> translator: we have gathered information that shows signs of a planned attack on dignitaries who will attend the event. the police and armed forces are preparing themselves. >> the indonesian police are deploying over 2,000 personnel and plan to enforce strict measures to prevent any disturbances. on october 12th, 2002, bombers set off explosives loaded in a van and planted elsewhere in a busy district of the island, killing 202 people, including foreign tourists. the attack dealt a deep blow to the island's tourist industry, which is the backbone of the local economy. and that will wrap up our bulletin for today. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> some of you are probably concerned about the latest typhoon. here with an update is robert speta. >> this is typhoon prapiroon. just towards the east in the philippines but still intensi intensifying. the last severa

encounter in bali. on the medals on their mind we catch up with two of russia's prime candidates for success at the next winter olympic games in sochi. but first let's start with football what england have drawn the latest world cup qualifier with poland in warsaw the match was played on wednesday because of choose days fixture was postponed because of torrential rain england were below par but took the lead through a deflected wayne rooney header on thirty one minutes and side appeared to be heading for a crucial three points. glic leveled for the house with nineteen minutes to play the point but singling top of the group one point ahead of montenegro where they cover played a game all. the more russia maintained their winning record in world cup qualification it's now four wins from four much as for fabio capello's men and they are yet to concede but choose days one zero win over azerbaijan was not straightforward which of importance explains. russia will finish two thousand and twelve on top of group

past and the soviet union's experience in afghanistan in two thousand and one in strasburg a very a baliand member of the duma tapped me on the back and said you british i'm going into afghanistan and you captured it in a few days and saying that we russians did that and we were there for ten years we killed a million afghans we spent billions of rubles and we lost sixteen thousand of our own soldiers and when we came out we left a puppet government there but there were three hundred thousand. in the hills who eventually took over and he really said to me it will happen to you. and he's absolutely. right we deluded ourselves we told ourselves fairy stories about what was going to happen we could change things and we couldn't there was a ba nine cause that the russians were taking up in afghanistan of taking people into bodden life giving them a chance to improve materially i mean nothing really happened in the end in we went in decided we couldn't get rid of the drugs trade we were ending corruption we were going to give women a better deal and nothing has changed as corruption is exactl

it is in bali, it is in libya, it is in syria, it is in iraq, it is in saudi arabia, it is in pakistanthe cancer has metasized. >> al-qaida inspired people, if you will nobody is claiming this president or any president can stamp out all of the rage that exists in the world. and the republicans are going to -- >> and osama bin laden is gone. all of a sudden neocons think that doesn't matter. >> that is not the case. >> that will be an overstatement of what they have accomplished in dealing with al- qaida, and we all know it. it's all over the place, as pat said. you follow any of the real intelligence reports now from many currents and they will tell you that. so that's the only thing that's being said and what susan rice said, if i may say was misleading. maybe she didn't know it, maybe nobody knew it. >> how could she not know it? >> i'm not going to answer that question because i don't have an answer to that question. >> why would she mislead? >> there's nothing to gain on it. >> it's in the direction of the white house. >> i don't think she lied, john. >> they're not going to send her

. >>> security is tight on indonesia's resort island of bali as survives and victims' families mark 10 years since two deadly nightclub bombings. the explosions killed 202 people in 2002. more than 2,000 police officers and military personnel have been deployed to guard today's memorial services. that's because the government detected some possible terrorist activity. >>> 4:47. 14 people have died from the rare meningitis outbreak. at least 170 more are sick. the outbreak is linked to a tainted steroid shot made by a massachusetts company. it was given to 14,000 people to treat back pain. the company can face criminal charges. >>> the new iphone knows where you are at all times. apple has quite thely started tracking users -- quietly started tracking users and tell advertisers what you want to know. we'll tell you how to opt out. larry magid says it's not an intuitive process or in the privacy settings like you might thing. >> i do blame them of i think that if you're going to give people the ability to control their privacy you should make it obvious how they do it and by hiding it an

s keeping a close eye on the situation in bali when the ball for ascended calms from that whole town of bailable at our team dot com the analysis on the troubles in libya is facing you also its longstanding leader of one michael duffy was toppled in the arms revolt the help of nato. massive crowds have descended on the spanish parliament voicing their anger with the veil stares and cuts imposed by the government r.t. sarah ferguson reports a ride from the heart of the protests and madrid. he's number that attend that hearing but they just think it's a shame to move the. lens of the country and now unemployed and that green line enforced by me is all routes to work and that's obviously cruising a huge amount of value over the journey the years a dozen homeowners experience it proclaims the year a crisis doesn't discriminate we've seen protests like this happening in italy in greece imagery and in protests going on we saw clashes breaking out in the north of italy the level of anger amongst people really rising we've seen this year oh quite this. year quite it's dragging on for a numbe

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major figure in the resistance to the italians from misrata a man called ramadan sway was killed in bali were lead and there's been bad blood for many years but despite despite the politics many are saying well what's different between syria and libya a lot of calls now for intervention to in syria to prevent a humanitarian crisis there and yet the west is accuse of turning a blind eye and yet he surely one has to recognize the fact that there is a humanitarian crisis there in the be at the moment well you can call it humanitarian crisis it's relatively small but the town of bani walid has something like seventy thousand inhabitants the number of fighters who are believed to be loyal to gadhafi is not very large yes of course all fighting is terrible i mean i mean you say it's really isn't a small but do you know that many people say of course hundreds of thousands it doesn't really matter about the numbers is the fact is that we're hearing right now all i hear on r.t. and much of the other media seems to be ignoring it the fact that there are people who are desperately crying out for he

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who did the government forces so they went to bali we did it but it will even ultimately cleared up and allegedly brought peace to that according to you that's not the case at all also you're talking about airplane bombing campaigns the use of chemical weapons we hear your call for the international community to to get involved we'll just have to see if any of that comes to fruition a libyan political activist see great pleasure to have you on our t.v. today thanks very much indeed for sharing your time and you will hear it out here we are keeping a very close eye on the ongoing situation in bani walid more first time accounts from the embattled town are available on our website r t v dot com you can check out the analysis on the troubles libya is facing a year after its longstanding leader moammar gadhafi was toppled in the armed revolt of course with the help of nato. orders could have you with us here in our through today let's go straight to our breaking news for you this hour fierce clashes have erupted between protesters and police in milan and during an anti austerity demonstrati

the earlier claim by libyan authorities that bali waleed has been captured is being contradicted by witnesses who say the battle is ongoing there are also reports that pro-government militias have chemical stockpiles and use the weapons against civilians more or less from archie's middle east correspondent paul slayer we continue to hear these reports of wide scale killing of armed gangs and militia looting people's homes and patrolling the streets now we are in contact with one who has family inside the city and he tells us that they tell him that upwards of five hundred people have so far been killed of course we have no way of independently verifying this information we are also in contact with the local journalist who is on the outskirts of the city and we're being told by this person that thousands of people have tried to return to in the confusion over the reports of whether or not the city had fallen now we understand that they have been prevented from going back into the city by these roadblocks that darnley has set up and that soldiers have been firing in the air causing wide scale p

military are reportedly carrying out on syria tons against syria despite calls from damascus not to bali. tarrytown asian strike on the volatile state after shells were fired from syria leaving behind civilians dead. the f.b.i. has charged eleven people financing at secret agents from moscow allegedly selling millions was a restricted technology to the russian military. and the e.u. pounced on the plans of its own budget expires on the stairs you press the states while it was hit greece an increased number of families can't even afford to raise that. this is also you coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program and we start with breaking news this hour turkey's military is reportedly continuing its bombardment of syria. strike in response to the shelling of a took at turkish border town which killed five several syrians were also reported dead as a result of the unprecedented all see the exchange on his policy as a story. turkish forces launched artillery attacks against syrian targets there's a follows a mortar bomb from syria that landed in a south east turkish villa

i'm going see residents are calling for international help the conflict and bali and bani walid rather already has killed ten people in series a series of armed confrontations just this week the siege began when the national congress salto rests the suspected murderers of the man credited with capturing colonel gadhafi but residents didn't have them over all supply routes were cut off leaving people there without access to vital necessity they seize was possible partially lifted on wednesday allowing the red cross access to the city journalist james corvet believes the current chaos is a common result of a violent regime change. it just goes to show that the deeply divided lines in the country right now tribally ethnically in terms of geography it's a deeply divided country and there are a number of different problems that are playing itself out politically in libya right now and this just goes to show once again that that not only is libya ungoverned to a large extent at the moment but it is perhaps given its current political state ungovernable in this particular instance we have tha