secretary panetta came to japan after visiting indonesia. that country is becoming a strategically-important power in southeast asia. it controls a key route from the strait of malaca to the south china sea. it's one reason the united states and china are trying to strengthen their military ties with indonesia. nhk world tells us how that is playing out. >> reporter: panetta is on a tour of east asia. the first leg of his trip included talks with indonesian defense minister. the u.s. agreed to provide indonesia with radar to monitor ships in its territorial waters. the u.s. also agreed to provide fighter jets. indonesia is modernizing its defensive weapons on land and at sea. the united states agreed to support such efforts. indonesia is aware of its strategy importance and is starting to realize the strength of its position in dealings with the united states. >> translator: we welcome closer ties between the armed forces of the two countries. the united states is giving us strong support. the americans even asked us what we need to moderniz

indonesia is currently the head of a group of countries. how does the country see its role in helping the situation in afghanistan? helping this peace situation and finding ways to resolve the issue? >> there has to be a sense of national ownership in the final effort. the issue in a afghanistan can only be solved by the afghan people. the governments can compare notes. we can support them in their national efforts. we must not suffocate their own national efforts lf afghanistan determine their needs and support them in accordance with their needs. there has not been any lack of international attention on afghanistan in recent years. we are where we are. we believe we have to be a bit more calibrated, encouraging it afghanistan to pursue its national priorities. >> briefly, what is the sentiment among the huge muslim population on this growing afghan war? >> it is a situation where we need to be better than what we actually are at the moment. indonesia is a strong supporter of afghanistan. we wish the country well. we will be with them wagi

indonesia is one of the largest -- the president has been climate change a top priority. greenpeace also said in that statement that in the last few years it has stepped up its activities. i spoke with them and they have denied that they had anything to do with his deportation. china's laces -- china's latest inflation digger has been released. it slowed to 6.1%. the increase compares to 6.2% in the previous month. india releases its inflation figures later today. those countries are contemplating tighter financial controls. across asia, the imf has already noted that core inflation has increased and korea, malaysia, thailand. our correspondents have been getting a feel for how food prices are affecting ordinary people. we will hear from our first correspondent in china. >> supermarket on the outskirts of beijing. inflation in china has been more than 6%. it is here in the aisles of supermarkets across the country that people are really feeling the pinch. africa's food pricing in the last year has been cut by almost &. if there is one item that is responsible for inflatio

the first reported case of aids in indonesia occurred in bally and. it was back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and the patient was a foreigner who wasn't bally at the time that he barely. knew about that one case involving a foreigner to get some lab and my colleagues wanted to find out how deep the problem was and ballet and so ok so there are some states but i seeing how far ahead a chevy spread across badly. we tested four hundred blood samples but as one came back as a chevy positive bad as that. it was from an indonesian man in an ass bellamy's in fact it was so obviously he wasn't just a tourist problem so. i went to australia to observe and learn from the aids cases there. even in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven they had many cases that had reached the hospitalization stage. and i wondered if we had as many cases the as well would be find the hospitals here as it although we don't have the same medical facilities in indonesia let alone balli so. we can't be pessimistic ok but i'm afraid if people don't change their attitude it

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have visited a former refugee camp in indonesia to explore their roots.hk world has more. >> reporter: this island on the coast of sumatra was designated as a refugee center to process people who wanted to resettle. in august, 25 former refugees visited the island. they are now living in the u.s. or australia. this man joined the tour from san francisco with his family. >> again, being what you call second generation, you know, i can only see from a distance. you know? from an observer. >> reporter: david was 5 years old when his family fled vietnam. they got separated and lost a family member in the refugee center. people escaped by boat and it took days, even months, to reach indonesia. many were raped by pirates, for those who survived, death and mental problems were unavoidable in gala. 503 people died and were buried in gala. david and his parents are visiting the island for the first time after living in the u.s. for 51 years. david's father, mr. ho, was a high school teacher before he fought in the war. after the fall of saigon, he had no option bu

. >>> a popular resort town in indonesia is rattled this morning after a major earthquake hit overnight. 6.0 magnitude tumbler hit just 60 miles off the coast of bahli. at least 50 people are injured, three of them critically. the quake was not strong enough to trigger a tsunami. indonesia sits on a series of facility lines making it prone to earthquakes and volume contain it activity. >>> part of the northwest u.s. may have felt a bit of a rumble overnight. a 5.2 magnitude earthquake hit about 140 miles off the southern coast of oregon. people have reported feeling the quake from as far north as portland and near san francisco, california. experts say there have been no reports from any damage so far. >>> happening today, a major move. you will see more cranes at the national cathedral as cranes begin removing parts of the building damaged in the earthquake. the church says removing those pieces will make the tower more stable until stone work can be repaired. next week, engineers from the same company that inspected the washington monument will scale the side of the cathedral looking

where does this come into conflict, for example, in indonesia, in other places. so that would be a major, major roadblock and obstacle, if not the major roadblock. not just saudi, but other countries too the discourse on islam being not necessarily conducive to a pacifist or a progressive interpretation of islam. >> the official acceptance or the official promotion -- >> promotion, acceptance or tolerance. absolutely, yeah. >> um, another translation i've heard for the word "islam" is submission. i don't know enough ant arabic to -- about arabic to know what the various implications or -- what is the exact translation of the word? >> and here i'm not an arabic speaker myself. but from what i've researched, islam the root word can mean submission, deliver ran, peace, the various varian yapts of that. so it's either submission to peace or peace through the submission to the will of god. you know, again, there are various interpretations, you know, and this is to single answer to that finish there is no single answer to that. i don't think scholars would completely

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still to come, a new cabinet in indonesia as the president looks to boost his popularity. and honoring asian talent at an award ceremony in london. >> the chilean government says it will invote a security law after a day of violent protest in the city of santiago. police fought mask protestors who threw petrol bombs. once again the debate about free public education in chile has descended into violence. angry youths in the capital of santiago threw stones and petrol bombs. the police responded with water canons an tear gas. >> the situation quickly escalated as a bus was set on fire. and the kindergartener had to be evacuated. chilean students have been protesting of the education system which they say as outdated. about 40% of education is paid for chileans. in a country which is supposedly experienced economic stability in recent years, many are angry as what they see as broken government on reform. some trade unions are taking part in a two day strike two and further demonstrations are planned. >> it's necessary that our country has a new education system where the stat

in the exercise, indonesia's meteorological agency sent a message giving the location and scale of a quake. over the next five minutes, the agency sent tsunami forecasts to coastal areas. the forecasts were updated every hour. an indonesian meteorological official pledged to train personnel and upgrade the commitment to make forecasts more quickly and effectively. >>> the parliament on tuesday rejected the plan to increase the powers of the european financial stability facility. the fund is designed to extend emergency loans to debt ridden nations. one of the four ruling coalition parties abstained from the vote. as the public is largely against supporting greece. slovakia is the only member of the 17 euro zone countries that has voted down the plan. >> translator: i'm satisfied the plan was voted down. slovakia cannot afford to help other nations, so it shouldn't support greece. >> translator: slovakia should have approved the plan because our country is a euro zone member. i can't believe it was rejected. >> prime minister iveta radicova is planning to negotiate with the largest op

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

the drill was started as indonesia's meteorologist, climate to go and geophysics agency in jakarta.ight, now, where are we? we're getting to that moment where what you think you're seeing -- oh, thank you. we're moving on to another story, that moment where you think what you're seeing convinces you you probably had one drink too many. let's just show you these pictures. bizarre scenes we have witnessed. pub-goers in an irish town running for their lives. why? because of an unexpected visitor coming through the bar. this is in county cavern. they all fled for cover. i can't blame them for that. the bull is not a china shop, but the porterhouse bar, recked the place, then left, really, just damaged a pool table, holes in the wall, but all in all, the bull, you'll be glad to know, got out unharmed. funny world, isn't it? bbc.com/news is place to go for more on all the stories we've covered in the course of this bulletin, and you will see there more details on events in burma. we've seen the first among hundreds and probably thousands to come detainees being released ads part of reform

pakistan as well as in afghanistan because there's another lurching thousand people have died in indonesia as well so it's not getting better in any way is hearing much when you present house has also come forward and address the fact there is ramekins eruption in afghanistan in the process of getting engaged to the people are really needed but he's blaming it on the international community she really said where nigeria russia will go is that training and others oversee in selling corruption within the whole of the afghan government and the key thing here is about getting the foreign troops out the people in afghanistan he found in britain we know here seventy four percent of all people out cruising around and that's what we're saying to the government like jelly troops and then you can start dealing with all of the problems. kind of. thoughts there of john hillery from the anti-poverty charity war on want talking to our teams of a bennett a bit earlier and a london bureau is there of course to keep you updated on the anti afghan war protests you can follow the latest on our twitter feed o

pakistan as well as in afghanistan because there's another lurching thousand people have died in indonesia as well so it's not getting better in any way is hearing much money from prison house has also come forward and address the fact there is ramekins eruption in afghanistan and in the process of getting aid to the people are really needed but he's blaming it on the international community she really said where nigeria russia will go is that training and others oversee in selling corruption within the whole of the afghan government and the key thing here is about getting the foreign troops out the people in afghanistan we found in britain we know here seventy four percent of all people want our troops down and that's what we're saying to the government gela trim sound and you can start dealing with all of the problems in afghanistan. people in the streets of london have been demanding an end not only to the afghan conflict but also to nato presence in libya and among the high profile faces of the protest was a wiki leaks founder julian assange we're told also you believe an interventiona

and called him from jakarta, indonesia.and malaysia, a nation in the south asia sea. >> he called me and said, he's over here. he said, i didn't see him. but i missed him by about two hours but i got a business card. it says dennis austin. that's his middle name. >> reporter: it could be another near-miss. standefer could be long gone once again. or he might still be in jakarta. this might be karl's last best chance to end his two-year hunt. by this point, he says, his time with dennis and the search for him had cost him more than $30,000. he didn't have much cash left. just enough for one more shot. should he take it in jakarta? there was only one way to find out. karl ryll had to go to a country where he knew no one, and had no contacts at all. and if he found the man he was looking for, what could he do? and what might happen to him? >>> coming up, karl ryll hits the streets of jakarta. had standefer slipped away again? >> i had pretty much given up. i thought, it ain't going to happen. [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra --

vih positivo, pero eso podría cambiar gracias a un agresivo tratamiento diseñado por los médicos indonesiatra esta condición médica a comienzos del embarazo. un estudio reveló que los quedaron las mujeres que trata la hipertensión arterial durante su gran trimestre del embarazo, no corren mayores riesgos de tener un bebé con defectos de nacimientoque las mujeres que toman otro tipo de medicación contra la hipertensión o que simplemente no tomaron medicamentos para la persona arterial. ya durante el segundo y tercer trimestre del embarazo de medicinas contra la hipertensión si afectan el desarrollo del feto. lo hice de nuevo la casa de brindis que se sienta como ha miedo a la que éste dice lohan, la actriz regresó a los juzgados y volvió a ser esposado tras escuchar con estrada enviaba a la catarata de seres en una

. >>> in other news, christians are under attack in indonesia. a suicide bomber blew himself, 22 people injured at the 10th bethel gospel church, just before the attack, the bomber visited the shop and browsed websites from al-qaeda, also a mask and cell phone charger. pastor rick warren said it is a sister church. >>> ever wonder what the deadly sea scrolls really looked like? find out how you can see this piece of history from your very owncomputer. back in a moment. >> this sunday churches and congregations around the world will take part in a significant event, a global day of prayer for peace of jerusalem. as in previous years, it will be broadcast live from that city. robert stern is an event organizer told cbn news why it is important to pray for israel at this time. >> there is never been a time that we need to pray for israel like now. all of the discussions of the united nations and attention of the world is focussed on the middle east. thing time is now for concerned believers to become educated and empowered to be standing in prayer a

flight qf 41 from sydney to jakarta, indonesia. travelers will have to wait until wednesday for the situation to return completely to normal. clrksnn's andrew stephens has been monitoring the developments from the sydney airport. sounds like quite a queue fcoupe company. what's the situation for the travelers? >> reporter: a lot better now than it was 24 hours ago when there was no end in site to negotiations on trying to get a deal between the unions and qantas, eventually the commission stepped in, a government-appointed body and told both qantas and the unions to lift all action including the lockout by qantas and the industrial action by the unions and get back to work. as you were saying, we're starting to see the backlog clear. it took longer than expected because even after they gave the all clear to go back to work, it took the civil aviation authorities a couple hours extra to clear the flights for safety reasons. passengers had to endure a couple more hours of misery. charles, i've spent the last seven or eight hours at t

. >>> two powerful earthquakes hit overnight, first in indonesia, the 6.1 magnitude tumbler hit off of bali. at least 50 people injured and three of them critically. the walls of some temples along the coast crumbled, and roofs of some homes collapsed. indonesia sits on a series of fault lines making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity. >>> and a 5.3 magnitude hit about 40 miles in the southern coast of oregon. two people have reported feeling the quake as far north as portland and as far south as northern california. experts say there's no threat of a tsunami there, and there have been reports -- no reports of any damage in that area. >>> tom, looks like the earth is making mother nature is making her presence known out there. >> we had an aftershock in virginia, too. 3.0 -- >> did you feel it. >> it was around 12:40. no, i did not feel it. it was two months after the earthquake and we are still getting aftershocks. here we had the rain to deal with this morning. we are going to continue to have passing showers as we get into the afternoon hours, all coming from an area of l

also been impeded and also jeopardizing the production of aught yoes in centers of asia such as indonesia as well as asia. cutting across japan as well as the asia-pacific region. olympus shares also as shares have been trading down the last four trading sessions, down over 40%. in fact following the ousting of its ceo and president michael wood ford. still to come out of u.s., we have exist home sales, jobless claims and earnings from microsoft. back to you. >> thanks a lot, ramin. ramin from the tokyo stock exchange. >>> china's producer of rare earth metals suspended production in a move, it says, that will help balance you apply and demand. air rather high-tech announced it was halting smelting at its plants for one month starting on wednesday. it sites a continuing fall in prices. low demand and oversupply. it says the stoppage will stabilize the market. the company is based in inner mongolia in eastern china. rare earth metals are used in high deland used in everyday devices such as hybrids and air conditioners. this pushed up the international prices of the metals. the high cost fo

. >>> in indonesia, balhi has been shake.by a 6.0 magnitude quake.t least 50 people have been injured, three of them critically. withins say the wall oefs some temples along the coast crumbled and the roof of some homes collapsed. the quake would not big enough to trigger a tsunami. indonesia sits on a series of fault lines, making it prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity. >>> in the reign race for the presidential nomination, cain is now the new front-runner. 27% of republican voters think cain is the best choice, mitt romney was second with 23rd%. rick perry continued to collide. pollsters say this is likely not the last shake-up in this race. >>> a new poll in virginia shows voters are happy with hr governor, but not with his plan for more toll highways. 62% are happy with the job that governor bob mcdonald is doing so far. however, 52% say that the governor's plan to collect tolls on i-95 at the north carolina border is a bad idea. >>> our time is 5:37. and right now, a breakfast battle on capitol hill. the controversy thavkd have landed sna

. >> they have them in a single national park in indonesia. hafpoachers are killing some ofe few that remain. the efforts to protect them are likely to be stepped up once again. >>> the countdown is on her. in just a few days, the world's population will officially pass 7 billion. the stress on the planet continues to grow. in jordan, the government says they're facing a crisis. the population there more than doubled last few decades. among the chief concerns is the lack of fresh water which is running low. we have tonight's special report. >> against the odds, he farms this land. his crops lack much of the water that they need. his family must buy their water from a private company. the price keeps on rising and business is drying out. >> some people depend on farming. if they stop, they would not able to support their families. there are high levels of unemployment. the older people want to keep alive their traditions of farming. >> they depend on the endless flow of lorries which transport this country's liquid gold. this is private water.

it rattled indonesia's island of bali.he 6.0 quake caused widespread panic and injured some 50 people, most with broken bones and head wounds. other damage includes collapsed roofs but no tsunamis an so far, no deaths reported. anotherafter shock near the incenter of the earthquake. the u.s. geological survey says the 3.0 aftershock occurred yesterday afternoon about six miles southwest of mineral, virginia. a local middle school was briefly evacuated. >>> the national cathedral continues to repair damage suffered from the august quake. portions of a pinnacle will be removed this morning. the two-ton pieces will be taken from the southwest corner of the central tower. the goal is to make the pinnacle and central tower more stable until stone work can be repaired. church officials say they need to raise $15 million for initial repairs. it is schedule to reopen on november 12th. >>> other stories making headline this morning, a stash of weapons discovered near a northern virginia middle school. a construction crew found a gu

across asia, the imf has said that inflation has increased in hong kong, indonesia, malaysia, and thailand. we have been getting a feel how high food prices are affecting ordinary people in beijing and mumbai. >> this is in beijing. inflation has been more than 6%. the people are really feeling the pinch. that is because food prices have gone up by almost 10%. if there is one item that is responsible for inflation here, it is time to consume half of the meets here. in the last 12 months, they cannot have more than half. >> the prices have all gone up. how are you going to do that? i will have to make more money. >> we are at a time when festivals' should be cheaper but they are more expensive. >> authorities have said that curbing inflation is one of their top parties and with millions of households spending more than half of the income on food, inflation is becoming an issue here. >> the cost of food has been a big concern right across india for a year and a half but this is affected many millions of indians. fruits, vegetables of all kind have gone up substantially in price. tell me, how

the philippines is reportedly eager to discuss regional territorial disputes in indonesia next month. >>> the united nations says the world population will mark a milestone next week. come monday, 7 billion people will be sharing the earth's resources. the u.n. population fund released an annual report on wednesday. the number of the people on the planet has more than doubled in the past 50 years, from 3 billion in 1959. forecasters say the figure will surpass 10 billion this century. asia, the world's most populated region, is expected to reach 5.2 billion people by the middle of the century. africa's population will triple and climb to an estimated 3.6 billion by 2,100. developed countries including japan and european nations are expected to see their populations shrink. falling birth rates are largely to blame. the u.n. reports say the global population increase will accelerate urbanization and spread poverty mainly in developing countries. it also says water shortages will worsen and developed countries will have difficulty maintaining economic growth and social security systems b

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parts are shipped to toyota factories inndesnda ysia and indonesia factories in japan. and japanese car makers are concerned about the effect of further parts shipments and are looking into alternate supply sources. >>> rachel ferguson from the weather team is standing by with the forecast. >> hi michio, thank you very much. these are some of the totals we've been looking at across indochina in the last 24 hours. some places in thailand towards the north are picking up about 100 millimeters in the last day or so but it is going to be a lot heavier out here towards central vietnam. where some areasave seen in excess of 300 millimeters in rain just ihe last day. now, what's happening is we've got a low sitting out here towards the east and another one in the bay of benga as well. this is a developing system that's going to be spreading heavy rain in across western myanmar and bangladesh. it doesn't look like it's going to be coming in across thailand, actually and neither does this system. but we're still seeing heavy rain across cambodia, too, which is dealing with just

in indonesia, initial results from the country's first democratic election showed the islamic party taking the highest share of the vote, but it is expected to fall short of an absolute majority. executive party members said they would seek to form a stable national alliance in a new government. >> it will be at least tuesday before tunisian snow the official result of their historic election. counting is still underway, but one party expects to come out in front. the islamic party estimates it will capture enough of the boat. it was banned under the old regime. critics fear its emergence may pose a threat to women's rights. but the party insists it is moderate and committed to democracy. >> the most important thing is the very high voter turnout. that is what we believe is critical. the percentages achieved by any party, including our own, is only a secondary matter. >> turnout was massive, with more than 90% of registered voters taken part. despite long queues and minor hitches, international observers praised the fairness of the ballot. >> it is a passion for them. the emotion of the pe

. >> overnight a powerful earthquake jolted indonesia. a dozen students were trapped when the ceiling of their high school caved in. no threat of a tsunami, though, at this point. a second person has died from last week's helicopter crash. the chopper carrying a pilot and four tourists crashed into the east river just moments after takeoff. one woman was killed on impact. a second woman died in the hospital yesterday. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> u.s. military investigators have confirmed that the crash of a military helicopter in afganistan in august was caused by a rocket propelled grenade. 38 people died in the crash, including 17 navy seals. it was the deadliest single incident for u.s. forces in afganistan. >>> two alameda county deputies are opening up about coming face to face with an armed suspect. they spoke with reporter eric rasperson. they belong to a tactical unit, searching for the accused double murderer that was armed with an ak47. >> i do know i heard and felt a super sonic crack of a bullet fl