media, people are helping one another and they're informing one another, for example, through hashtag jakartaafety check on twitter and i find it very positive and it's a great show of how humanity works in jakarta today >>> this flow of information is generally for the good. is there any information coming from those who may purport to be the culprits in this crime? >> well, basically what the terrorists want this time is showmanship and the people understands that. even though there are social media users and smart phone users who happen to be on the ground, people are much more wise. for example, compared to what happened to the attack back in 2009, 2004 and 2001. i think that's all i can tell you >>> give us an indication of how people feel about what is happening. what kind of things are they saying online? >> okay. well, what i can tell you is that people are explaining that they are not afraid of terrorism. they know what these attacks are. it's a way to make female afraid and bsh bsh people afraid-- people afraid and parcel liesd-- paralyseked. we're not and even though it is shocking

media, people are helping one another and they're informing one another, for example, through hashtag jakartasafety check on twitter, and, yeah, i find it very, very positive and it is a great show of how humanity works in jakarta today. what the terrorists want this time is showmanship and the people understand that. even though there are social media that happen to be witness on the ground, people are much more wise compared to what happened to the attack back in 2009, 2004 and 2001. what i can tell you is that people are not afraid of terrorism. it is a way to make people afraid and paralysed but we are a resilient community >>> at least six people have been killed and 40 injured in a vehicle bomb attack in south eastern turkey. it happened in the cinar province. attackers first detonated a bomb and then fired at security forces. our correspondent is live for us with the latest from istanbul. what more do you have for us about the blast? >> reporter: it looks as if this attack was planned to devastate security forces. a pick-up truck driven at the gates of the headquarters in cinar at the

media, people are helping one another and they're informing one another, for example, through hashtag jakartaafety check on twitter and i find it very, very positive and it's a great show of how humanity works in jakarta today. what the terrorists want this time is showmanship and the people understands that. even though there are users who happen to be eyewitness on the ground, people are much more wise compared to what happened to the attack back in 2009, 2004 and 2001. what i can tell you is that people are explaining that they are not afraid of terrorism. it's a way to make people afraid and importantly paralysed >>> also we're learning that indonesian police say several attackers are among the dead. there has been a bombing in turkey. this time six people were dead. the kurdish separatist drove that truck into a building causing what you see here, the extensive damage. rescue crews are still searching for bodies. al jazeera's correspondent has more from istanbul. >> reporter: the quarters in cinar towns, security forces were the target but civilian families took the brunt of this attack

been a strong rejection of this attack by indonesians, particularly on social media with hashtags like brave jakartad we're not afraid. eddie has been cooking on the streets for ten years. he says he refuses to be scared away. >> translator: i'm a bit concern because the attack was very close, but there's nothing i can do. if i don't work, what can i do. >> reporter: the solidarity that has been shown is something people in jakarta say they haven't seen before. >> i think this is a mark of defiance, we want to show we are not threatened. we have not afraid of this intimidation by terrorists, and that's why you see an outpouring that is not coordinated, but people are just here. >> reporter: for now the people here say they won't be defeated. wayne haye, al jazeera, jakarta. ♪ >>> iraq's top shyite cleric is urging his government to do more to stop sectarian violence. on monday a cafe was bombed north of baghdad. the attack was claimed by isil. apparent reprisal attacks have since been reported on sunni mosques and businesses. the grand ayatollah delivered this message through a representative. >> tr

been a strong rejection of this attack by indonesians particularly on social media with hashtags like brave jakarta're not afraid. eddie has been cooking on the streets for ten years. he says he refuses to be scared away. >> translator: the attack was very close to me, but there's nothing i can do. if i don't work, what can i do? >> reporter: the solidarity that has been shown in a relatively short space of time since the attack is something people in jakarta say they haven't seen before. >> i think this is a mark of defiance, we want to show we're not afraid of this intimidation by the terrorists, and that's why you see an outpouring that is not coordinated, nothing, but people are just out here. >> reporter: there will also be nervousness, but for now, the people here say they won't be defeated. >>> a number of countries in asia have raised their security level after what happened in jakarta. a number of embassies have been closed in the capitol. and security has been increased from the island bali. in the philippine there is a heightened alert, although the president say there is no credible thr

one hashtag which means, we are not afraid. jakarta is brave.s morning traffic which normally a nuisance, a comforting sign for many people. here is what one person is saying. pray for the victims. pull ust terrorists into their storms. one more person saying, terrorists one fear. fear is an option. be vigilant. stay safe. this is one we tweeted out earlier, talked about earlier. comforting reassurance we are not selling to terror. you ca continue to see this. bike rides. resilient, how they are defining terrorism. whether in life, social media. shery: it is so funny that traffic jams are comforting. thank you. industry, the auto back in the headlines. but for all the wrong reasons when trending business returns. we will look at a lawsuit alleging a fake sales number. ♪ welcome back. renault has confirmed they are cooperating into an inquiry on emissions. nissan says their premises have not been searched. automakers have been under increased scrutiny since the dw scandal broke. chrysler shares were suspended from trading and tanked after the ame

so messages on social media, hashtags, we are not afraid, and brave jakarta.espite that courage that we are seeing online, certainly will be a nervous city for the next few days i would imagine. >> wayne haye thank you. ♪ >>> six people including a baby and a child have been killed in a bomb blast in southeastern turkey. kurdish rebels are accused of targeting a police station in the province with a truck bomb which brought down a nearby building housing police families. andrew simmons reports. >> reporter: it was an attack on turkish security forces, but here civilians who were asleep in their beds are rescued. one adult and two children were killed when this building next door to the police heed quarters collapsed. rescue workered has searched through rubble looking for survivors. those who escaped were in shock. this woman overcome after being guided to safety. daylight showed how devastating the damage has been. this is what remains of the police complex targeted by a pickup truck full of explosives. one officer was killed. the wife of another policeman in

jakarta ends are defiant in the face of terrorism. that photo was taken at the starbucks cafe where yesterday's shooting occurred. it displays a hashtag that has been going viral -- #prayforjakarta. interesting editorial in "the wall street journal" that says yesterday's attack in jakarta and the one in istanbul is proof that moderate muslim states are not safe from extremism. they have a key role to play in rooting out extremism. they have to counter islamist thatmism and the mentality it nurtures, according to "the wall street journal." an interesting piece in "the daily beast" points out that there is a pattern. we have jakarta, the parachuting, and the san bernardino incident. these operations have grown so comment that western -- these operations have grown so comment, that they have been maraudingmoniker terrorist firearms attacks, mt a fa's. nhey may not be a existential threat, but these attacks certainly are changing the way we live. aristopher dickey quotes french expert on radical islam says that such operations are really creating the feeling that --re is a noble threat that a global threat that may pop out of anywhere wit

hashtag. opened a lower. juliette has the latest in indonesia. what are we seeing? juliette: we are seeing a bit of a pickup on the jakarta composite.om the near loss yesterday. we saw the losses in indonesia