it will boost production in indonesia by 60%. toyota's main indonesian vehicle will be based on the etios, a compact car it launched in india last december. to meet local needs, the car's body will be higher in order to cope with indonesia's frequently-flooded roadways. to keep it affordable, the vehicle will not include a heating system. toyota plans to launch the car in early 2013. it will also increase the numb of dealerships in indonesia from the current 200, to 300. the japanese car maker hopes to boost its market share from the roughly 40% it currently holds. >> translator: we want to work hard to meet people's expectations. we want to grow together. >> there are good reasons why toyota wants to become a bigger player in indonesia. the country has great growth potential. it's not only rich in natural resources, but it's also the world's fourth-most populace nation. it's gdp is growing at a healthy rate of more than 6%. i sat down with associate senior research fellow at the institute of developing economies, jetro and asked

. >>> coming up, indonesia is th world's largest muslim nation. why are they being persecuted for their own faith? we'll tell you more after this. >> welcome back, around the globe, religious minorities face hardships for their beliefs. paul strand has the story. >> reporter: hilary clinton came before the news immediate ya to explain religious rights are still the top priority for united states. >> gunman masquerading as security officers waylaid a bus of shia pilgram in eye rack. women were abandoned, 22 men shot and bodies left in the middle of the desert. >> worst persecutors, some believe much of us need to worry about religion will fade. reverend rob shank was at the state department to say just the op sit is true. >> world becoming more religious. strict religious groups are booming exponentially. the future of the world is a religious one, makes our diplomacy and international relations the most important thing we do. >> america's newest ambassador said the u.s. will keep the heat on whenever and however it can. >> too many countries do no

well, there is no legislation about smoking in indonesia.hey call it the wild west of the tobacco industry. so think how we deal with smoking. we know it it's unhealthy. we see it every he whewhere it' unhealthy. so a young child like this, his parents don't think it ae's bad necessarily. he became quite addicted to cigarettes. once the individual avideo went people say saw it and people in the village got embarrassed and he was sent to jakarta to rehab. the story goes he's no longer smoking. his mother says, things like, every time he doesn't get a toy he wants he threatens to start smoking ben. he's now around 4. >> but he's not the only one. >> no. there are about a million children under 16 who smoke in indonesia. a third of them start smoking before 10. it's easily accessible. any child can ask for a cigarette, about ten cents, accessible, easy. >> these kids we're seeing, they are hooked, addicted to smoking. >> they are addicted to smoking from a very, very young age, and bearing in mind you'll have billboards -- for example, 2010 you

toyota also plans to build a second factory in indonesia to boost its local annual production capacityrom the current 110,000, to 180,000 units, an increase of more than 60%. the company has been doing business in indonesia for 40 years, and now has local market share of about 60%. but competition is intensifying as western and south korean car makers are rapidly catching up. >>> in a move to further strengthen economic ties with china, the aintrio o taewk fe tradine ear. unrhecomi cpeti frewk agreement, taiwan and china are facing tariffs on 800 items including industrial goods and farm products by 2013. the abolition of tariffs starting in january in the first half of this year, taiwan's export to china increased by 12% from the same period last year. armed with the free trade agreement, taiwan has drawn up a new growth strategy of attracting investment making full use of its position as a gateway to china's huge market. k world's makita has more. >> reporter: a seminar on investment was held in tokyo last month. iwan's enoiniste took part along with about 200 business leaders. they

indonesia husband. she said there, went back to be with young barack, and joined him the following spring and lived with him throughout middle school. so she was -- there was a period of this, then she was back with him. then in 1975, when he was, i think in 8th grade and getting close to going to high school, she had finished her graduate work, her course work at university of hawaii in anthropology, and in order get her phd, she was going to have to go into the field work. she decided to do it on peasant industries. she had a child with her. she made the decision to move back. the president says he at that point in his life, entering high school, was -- feels he made that decision too. he said i don't want to go. whether you can say that a child that age has that capacity to make that judgment, i don't know. but he feels that way. >> host: they both felt they could handle it. >> guest: exactly. she made a decision to leave him with her parents who she trusted and had been helpful in numerous other sit

stores in indonesia and vietnam are also planned. the store plans to run stores in 12 countries. >>> and here are the latest market figures. >>> time to check on some of the stories we've gather from oaastersrod ia. we beg t wh this item sentymcot thailand. e sessed thahe geren would do its best to ensure reconciliation and unity in thai society. she added that her government would promo the asean economic community and international cooperation for world peace and prosperity. the prime minister added that she's looking forward to attending the asean summit in indonesia in november when u.s. president barack obama will join the leaders in the ten-nation grouping. > the sh relangenovnmt onhuda special tour to promote reconciliation between the countries. a 25-year long insurgency to create an independent state in the north was defeated by the government in may 2009. 525 participated in the brotheood tour which started in the northern city. the itinerary includes many single lease dominating the irareas in the south. a program to provi

more than half a million enterprises in indonesia and nearly 400,000 in korea are headed by women. they run nearly 20% of all of china's small businesses. all across asia, women have and continue to dominate light manufacturing sectors that have proved crucial to the region's economic take off. and economists predict that women-owned businesses, which now provides for 16% of all u.s. jobs, will create nearly a third of the new jobs anticipated over the next seven years. so with that kind of evidence at hand, it is little wonder that the world economic forum's gender gap report finds a direct correlation between the gender gap and economic productivity. the lower the former, the higher the latter. as klaus schwab, the executive chairman of the world economic forum concludes, women and girls must be treated equally of the countries to grow and prosper. the declaration we will adopt here today can begin to close the gender gap, by making it possible for more women to unleash their potential as workers, and entrepreneurs, and business leaders. and the goals in this declaration of very

its production kpaps capacity in indonesia by more than 60% and launch new compact cars there. nissan will also introduce over 10 new models across the region. >>> now let's look at what is coming up in japan's business calendar this week. domestic auto production is due out on wednesday. a recovery in supply chains for automotive parts is feeding through to tangible improvements each month. automakers say their output is approaching pre-disaster levels. we will see a spade of economic indicators on friday. first industrial production, a key gauge of corporate activity for august. and the jobless rate and the job seekers to job offers ratio for august will come out on the same day. the third indicator is on consumer prices. finally housing starts will come out on friday. the figure for july soared 21.2% compared to the previous year. this was due to resumption of home building that had been delayed by a lack of materials in the wake of the march disaster. >>> now a lineup of numbers coming out this week in the united states. we start off with a key housing indicator. new home s

where you see indonesia turning its path? >> will, for indonesia we have a crisis in 97-98. and then at time we adopted a package of the imf reform, we just adopted to change the way the economy governance, but it came with all the political revolution if you call that, just like in movies, change of the regime and so on. so we changed quite a lot about political governance, some democratic, centralized open economy, political system, economy. we adopt policy, change, state finance going very open. so it's a good principle. but to be honest, you put in the country that is still very weak, there is incompatibility. so you can see that within 15 years of transition, the first five years really struggle. the growth is really minimum. but i think we build the institutions gradually, so now we look at institute and others development when you compare with middle east experience of this arab spring, experience, they look as good example. if you look at them years ago it was really a very deep struggle. now, how you're going to ask about what model, i mean, this gets one option. i

indonesia followed in third... importing 782 million dollars worth of weapons from korea... including the supersonic t-50 trainer jet. korea's other major arms buyers included malaysia, iraq and pakistan... and other export goods included armored vehicles, combat cars and machine guns. korea exported 253 million us dollars worth of arms in 2006, but this number jumped to 1-point 1-9 billion dollars last year... and exports in the first half of this year have already exceeded 680 million dollars. kim nari, arirang news. seoul education superintendent kwak no-hyun has been indicted on charges of bribing another candidate to drop out of last year's election for the post. kwak is under allegations of giving 200-million won,... or about 180-thousand us dollars to professor park myoung-gee at seoul national university of education earlier this year. if kwak is convicted,... he will be stripped of his post,... and also face a maximum of seven years in prison or a fine of at least four thousand dollars. along with the superintendent,... prosecuters also indicted kang kyung- sun, a professor a

>> surfing off of indonesia.before you catch the wave. >> very complicated. ron will explainint to you. he knows all about this. i was in indonesia actually, covering an animal story. i've been all over the planet covering animal stories. but one of the coolest animal things i've seen was in ohio. look at this. they're playing. >> they love each other. >> that's incredible. that's a 10-month-old cheetah playing with a yellow lab. they're best friends. this is at jungle jack hanna's place, the wild outside of the columbus zoo. look at these two. they love each other. if you can hear it, the cheetah is purring. they use the yellow lab to train the cheetah to go out and meet people and be cool around people. and these two love each other. >> and train the dogs to love cheetahs. >> yeah. >> that is awesome, the dog and the cheetah. i'll bet there's one thing they can't do. >> what's that? >> play patty-cake. i find two cats that can, though. look at this video. two brothers. >> patty-cake. patty-cake. baker's man. >>

she then picked up her 6-year-old son and moved him to indonesia and then they lived in jakarta together for the next four years. so the first ten years he was with her vocal time. then she made the decision because of the desire to get a better education than she was able to get for him in indonesia at that time and the belief that he needed an english language education in order to have the opportunity to go to a great university. she sent him back to hawaii by himself at age ten or maybe even age nine plus on a plane to live with his grandparents and go to the school but he ultimately graduated from, and she was as i say married at the time to an indonesian and she had a second child whose father was the indonesian house and so she stayed in indonesia initially, went back that christmas to be with young barack obama and then joined him the following spring and lived with him throughout middle school, so there was a period of distance and then she was back with him and then in 1975 when he was i think in eighth grade and getting close to going to high school she had finished her gradua

indonesia not highlighted here, very close to falling into this category as well. also hong kong is the biggest decliner, down 28% since july of 2009. >> wow, that's quite incredible. i wonder what people are going to make of that and whether this is going to continue. ramy, thank you for wrapping up all of that for us. nina, it's been quite a week so far. we're almost there, huh? >> we're almost there, you're considerably closer than i am. worries about the global economy pummeled u.s. markets for a second day in a row. this is where the trading session ended on thursday posting losses of in excess of 3%. some of these markets like the dow jones industrial average which fell the most putting on a decline of 3.5%. pretty steep losses there. on that penultimate trading day of the week, we'll have to see how the markets are poised to open later today. >> the falls on wall street didn't set a great tone for markets here in asia. they very much pick up off of what we see in new york. what about looking into the future and seeing how these markets will open? well, they'

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women came as far as from indonesia to be here. >> she is encouraging us to do something for women, we have to do something. and we can. >> her speech did not shy away from the obstacles blocking women around the world. >> there is a web of legal and social restrictions that limit their potential or they are confronted with a glass ceiling that keeps them from the most senior positions. >> she listed several goals for the audience including a commitment to give women access to capital and for the support of women in politics and business. members of this crowd said they were eager to go out and execute. >> what i learned the last three days is going into everything i do. >> as you can imagine, the crowd really enjoyed her speech. i talked to a few women afterwards, she liked how clear her speech was and her message, it was just a session about women, it gave them concrete goals they could focus on. >>> california's jobless rate grew for the second straight month in august, it went from 12% to 12.1%. they say employment cut 8400 jobs last month. construction industry had the bugest decl

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indonesia. -- a.m. indonesia. it was not too along ago they were urging the department of energy to award loans and loan guarantees to companies in their districts. >> reporter: even as the silindra execute of head back to california -- executives head back to california, this is not the end of the scandal. the justice department is investigating and the republicans are trying to use it to make big cuts in the program this provided the silindr align in the first place. -- silindra in the first place. >> those employees who lost their jobs at silindr geoff want a new chance at unemployment. >>> and we're learning about the first human case of west nile virus, a 49ier old woman and is expected -- 49-year-old woman and is expected to make a full recovery. vector control officials found a new group of infected mosquitoes in concord and two infected birds in pleasant hill. so far, the crews have sprayed or fogged from mosquitoes six times. as of right now, there are no new plans for spraying. >> a 14-year-old boy convi

women came as far as from indonesia to be here. >> she is encouraging us to do something for women, we have to do something. and we can. >> her speech did not shy away from the obstacles blocking women around the world. >> there is a web of legal and social restrictions that limit their potential or they are confronted with a glass ceiling that keeps them from the most senior positions. >> she listed several goals for the audience including a commitment to give women access to capital and for the support of women in politics and business. members of this crowd said they were eager to go out and execute. >> what i learned the last three days is going into everything i do. >> as you can imagine, the crowd really enjoyed her speech. i talked to a few women afterwards, she liked how clear her speech was and her message, it was just a session about women, it gave them concrete goals they could focus on. >>> california's jobless rate grew for the second straight month in august, it went from 12% to 12.1%. they say employment cut 8400 jobs last month. construction industry had the bugest decl

to the likes of bangladesh, vietnam, indonesia. why? because the chinese currency appreciation, is that the reason? yes, it makes chinese goods more expensive. and also the chinese wages have been going up very rapidly. now, does that actually make america, america's current account deficit decrease? no, it did not. did american job, were american jobs created because china make less of these things? no. it's made up by other countries. so the point is that the currency is not the reason for america to have this -- chinese currency value is not the reason to have this, to have created the jobs situation, to have created these difficulties. it's just the way the world trade organizationing entity divided the workload. so, in other words, developing nations get all the low end of the manufacturing job. that is the real issue. there are and i don't think america want -- and i don't think america want to go pack and make -- to go back to make shoes and toys and socks again. the other point i want to make to you is chinese exports from ameri

narrowing the gender gap, clinton says, could lead to a 14% rise in per cap at that income in russia, indonesia, the philippines, vietnam and korea. >> she gives hope to many women in many economies because i agree with her that there are gaps in our productivity and prosperity and women hold the answer. >> reporter: clinton praised three companies today, gold man sachs, coca cola and wal-mart for offering training to women. she will leave here pretty z she will be escorted out. we'll have some reaction from both the mayors of san francisco and oakland on clinton's address. live in san francisco, i'm tara mother tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news >>> we have posted videos of the address by secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> birth control pills have been recalled due to packaging error that could lead to serious consequences. the weekly tablet orientation is reversed and the lot number and expiration dates are obscured. the brands impacted and on your screen. the problem could lead toin correct dosing and possibly -- to incorrect dosing and possibly unintended pregnancy. women using these pi

to enroll more and more international students, not only from singapore, from m malaysia or maybe indonesia and. >> well in singapore these fairs are very important because it is looking students to attack international students since singapore is a cosmopolitan country. >> reporter: this is the national university of singapore. the nus. it is the country's highest institution of learning. the nus ranks among the top in asia for number of foreign students and foreign teaching staff. it also ranks highly in job placement. about 10,000 international students are enrolled from 100 countries. the university's facilities are a big draw. dormitories boast five-star amenities and the accommodation fees are very reasonable by singapore standards. nus also offers scholarships that waive all tuition costs. >> there areational dededededed exchange students, professors coming from all over the world. it is just an international experience from an international perspective. getting to know the world, the cultures, the languages. it is a lot of new things. >> reporter: but the key selling point is the nu

the six winners include a social entrepreneur and a progressive muslim cleric from indonesia and a human rights advocate. indian clinical psychologist narisha was recognized for her work to help women become self-sufficient through activities such as exporting quilts or producing food. first established as a self-help group for 14 women, her net work has since grown to cover 200 indian villages. >> if a son's basic needs gets fulfilled, our main focus is on helping the world become self-sustainable in our village. >> and also from india, engineer handi was honored for his solar powered enterprise. it has given more than half a million underprivileged people access to solar technology. over the years, the awards have honored more than 280 organizations and individuals including mother teresa. >>> that's going to wrap up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> and now let's look at the market figures. >>> hi there. welcome to your weather update. let's look at what's happening across japan. typhoon talas is moving close to mainland japan. it has been bringing some widespread h

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nasa says it went down near the crease mislands south of indonesia. few people live in the islands.entists figured it started hitting the water about 300 miles north of somalia. >>> a deady overnight shooting at a motorcycle club in oakland. what police are saying about a possible motive. >>> a woman is under arrest after vandalizing three police cars in san francisco. it happened just a short time ago. the dangerous item she used to smash up the cruisers. >>> we're live in oakland where a memorial is starting to agree as police look for the person responsible for a shooting and killing at a well-known motorcycle club. >> and who two crimes have happened on the campus of st. mary's. >> and president obama is preparing for a national address. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, september 28th. >> good morning. let's check weather and traffic. here is steve. >> thank you very much, pam and dave. skies are clear, and it's very mild for some. in fact, mid-60 nhl san francisco, won't take long to warm

in indonesia 12-year-old boy was killed in an earthquake and many homes collapsed near the western island of sumatra, magnitude 6.6. helicopters have begun lifting supplies to communities cut off by a powerful typhoon in central and western japan. almost 40 people have been killed. more than 50 are missing after the country's most powerful storm in seven years triggered landslides and flash floods. the prefecture was most heavily hit with rain up to 180 centimeters. roland buerk has more. >> days after the typhoon lashed western japan, rescuers are still hoping to find survivors. police teams are flying into the remote mountains. the death toll is rising and dozens of people are still missing. the airlift was taking in supplies. billeted are being cut off by landslides. most of the elderly residents left without food, electricity, and water. filled with debris. a painful reminder of the tsunami in march. the local mayor finds his daughter's body on sunday. his wife is missing and presumed dead. >> i have to think on how to help the people of this town deal with this disaster. only after t

on monday, the leader left bangkok for indonesia where she was scheduled to visit with the nation's president. she's scheduled to visit cambodia on thursday and laos on friday. massive flooding caused by monsoon rains has left at least 16 people dead in the southeastern indian state. more than a million people from about1,00 villages remain cut off by fldwaters. on sunday, the top state officials surveyed the flood-stricken districts. the authorities also used helicopters to drop food and other essentials in the worst-hit areas. the state officials said that the rescuers have evacuated about 100,000 people. >>> china's cmiee aun the world have celebrated mid autumn festivals. the annual event provided chances for family reunions under the full moon, a symbol of happiness and prosperity. in singapore, more than 1,500 people played traditional games, including one called lucky dip on moon cakes. an event in hong kong featured the world's largest carp-shaped laer a a fire dragon parade. >>> many pple around the world ha taken a shine to a japanese cartoon character. it's a robot cat from the 22

production overseas and increasing sales in places such as china and emerging economies such as indonesia, the fact remains that the u.s. and europe still remain very big markets for japanese exporters. separately, coming up as well we have key economic data out of the u.s., retail sales and producer price index numbers coming up later today. so that's also going to be a focus, but having a look at the indexes right now, marginally in the positive. we'll see how we close out the day today. back to you, ai >> thanks, ramin. that was market reporter ramin mellegard from the tokyo stock exchange. let's get you a look at other market figures now. that is all for now in business news. back to catherine. >>> in afghanistan taliban fighters have attacked the u.s. embassy and other facilities in the capital kabul. at least seven people have been killed. afghan police say armed insurgents fired rockets at the u.s. embassy on tuesday. the nearby headquarters of the nato-led international forces was also a target. police say the attacks soon developed into gun fights between the taliban and afghan s

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of this social media technology is that new communities are starting to form so that this kid in indonesia has more in common with a muslim kid in las vegas that he does with anyone in his own community. new communities, and is forming on line. tavis: -- new communities, new identities forming on line. tavis: is it leading to just overthrow or to democratization? those are very different things. >> they are very different things. when you look at tunisia and egypt and now libya and hopefully, very soon syria and yemen, we have a ways to go from the revolution to democracy. it is a long path. we have been on it for 250 years and we're still trying to figure it out. what social media has done -- you can exaggerate it, of course -- but there's one thing we can all agree on. it has finally broken the monopoly that these authoritarian regimes of had on the levers of communication. if you live in egypt or libya or into news show or in syria, four years ago, one man had control over the television, over the radio, over what you read, over what you saw, over how you communicated with each other, o

analysts say a week-old labor strike in indonesia could cost the company up to $19 million a day and hurt its quarterly results. the stock sank to a 52-week low of $35.59 a share. another hotbed for selling? coal stocks! they got burned on weaker outlooks. shares of alpha natural resources lost more than 17%. the company said its shipments to asia are down because of weak demand. also down? walter energy. shares fell almost 12% after the company trimmed its production targets for the second half of the year. those worries about coal producers took the steam out of rail stocks. coal transport is key for the railroads. norfolk southern, c.s.x. and union pacific all backtracked over 6%. takeover talk helped natgas producer range resources buck the trend today. the stock ended the day up almost 5%. it went as high as $69 a share in intraday trading on rumors it was in talks to be acquired by royal dutch shell. neither company would comment. tech stocks also in the spotlight. we mentioned hewlett packard's near 7% jump today. but i wanted to show you a chart showing h.p.'s struggles since

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hong kong has nearly 300,000 foreign maids, most of them from the philippines and from indonesia. anne marie evans is our correspondent in hong kong, and she was at the court hearing. >> well, it's the first stage in a legal bid in order to try to achieve permanent residency. this doesn't automatically make her a permanent resident, but, of course, from the legal perspective, it's a victory for her, but there might still be a long legal road to go for her to actually achieve permanent residency for herself and all the others who are all ineligible. >> how much support is there behind her? we're talking up to 300,000 foreign domestic servants in the country. you can imagine why the government would wish to fight long and hard to stop this from going through. >> well, there's 300,000 maids, but actually the number that would have been lived here more than seven years are 120,000. that doesn't mean that all of them would be able to necessarily apply for permanent residency. there might be other reasons why they can't. but certainly, a lot of support has come from activists. as many p

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