the risks indonesia faces. streak ofngest losing the year. faced with a possible nuclear accord with iran, is there any chance of a turnaround? ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at what is going on. some of the world news headlines. let's go to shery. of the stories making headlines, president has welcomed his counterpart. saying the nations can overcome difficulties by working together. he will attend a trade sublet -- summit as well as a meeting of the shanghai organization. falling prices have hurt russia's economy and currency. china is battening down the hatches ahead of a powerful storm. the typhoon is expected to make landfall south of shanghai saturday. the city could be in danger from storm surge. most of shanghai is less than two meters above sea level. out, a typhoon is expected east of japan. president obama is turning pessimistic on a nuclear deal with iran. briefing senate democrats, he repeated he will walk a way from a bad deal. negotiations continue in vienna. the biggest remaining differences are the demands for an immediate lift

. >>> still to come we'll find out why this traveler is cautions tension on the streets of indonesia.nd asian inspiration, u.s. math teachers take on eastern methods to improve their students' scores. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. reminder of those top stories here on al jazeera. turkey has begun air strikes against the islamic state of iraq and the levant in syria, and more than 297 people linked to isil in groups like the outlawed pkk have also been arrested. they say they will treat groups like isil and the pkk without distinction. >> translator: these are the steps against our national security. our state and government will take needed action against any attack no matter what it is. it is not only for last night. we will take the necessary precautions for our nation's security and paste -- peace. last night was just the start of this, and we'll keep going in the same way. we're a different struggle from now. we will do whatever is needed in this struggle. our nation should trust their state. >>> burundi's electoral commission has announced president pierre nkurunziza will continue for a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ un avion militar de indonesia se estrello poco conductor: un aviÓn militar de indonesia se estrellÓer pago de horas extra a unos 5 millones de empleados, contratados con un salario salario fijo, que ganen menos de 5 millones de dÓlares salario. >> en la situaciÓn actual, los que trabajan por hora, reciben.. la gran mayorÍa de personas que tienen salario fijo, no reciben cobertura, no reciben protecciÓn. fernando: hasta ahora, las personas que ganan un salario fijo de mÁs de 23.000 $ no tienen tiempo extra. pero la administraciÓn obama cambiarÍa eso, para personas que ganen hasta 50.000 que reciban ese beneficio. >> estÁ cambiando el hombre a las 50.000 $, para asegurar que 5 millones de trabajadores reciban protecciÓn a la ley iban a recibir mÁs pago para su trabajo. fernando: la lÍder laboral dice que muchos trabajadores necesitan ese momento. >> como los campesinos, que apenas ganan como 20.000 $ por aÑo, no estÁn cubiertos. es muy necesario. fernando: pero otros creen que la intervenciÓn del gobierno en la relaciÓn entre el patrÓn y empleado termina afectando al trabajador. >> el

the regional counterparts and indonesia or malaysia, the credit cycle is maturing.the philippines there is plenty of space for credit to grow. really, the question is where are they going to spend it and answer is obvious. rishaad: i cannot ask you what the answer is. thank you very much for joining us. fight to. having to keep its independence. we will head to mumbai when trending business returns. ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] rishaad: indian lawmakers are backtracking as the government faces resistance and its push to limit the central banks independence. their distance and the -- distancing themselves from a proposed bill that would give the at ministration more control. tracking this in mumbai, what is happening here exactly and what does the leader do? therter: yesterday we saw finance ministry distance itself from a revised draft off the indian financial quarter. the ifc which is proposing to dilute the powers saying it does not reflect the views. by comparison it is been proposed on monetary policy committee with seven members from the cen

in indonesia, social enterprises are treated like profit-oriented ones. veronica colondam and her team have to find donors and supporters to share the funding for the learning centers. organizing the growing foundation is now veronica's main task. but the mother of three enjoys being with the trainees. veronica colondam: it's important to stay in touch. i mean, it does more for me, actually, for myself, because connecting to the people gives you energy. reporter: the pupils come from poor families. they have dreams. like dani, who dropped out of school but is now studying hard. dani pramana: my dream is singing. >> [singing] reporter: but first, he's studying to be a car mechanic. he's passed his first exams with distinction. the indonesian economy needs educated young people like these. the government invests too little despite economic growth. veronica colondam: the growth is good, right? that's the macro. but what happens to the people at the bottom of the pyramid? the gini coefficient that shows the gap between the rich and the poor actually has decli

, it went down in the city of medan, indonesia's third-largest city. stephanie dekker has more. >> reporter: it's a grim task, finding the dead among the shattered hercules aircraft. the plane was carrying soldiers and families, it had been in the air a few minutes before it crashed. it was about 12:00pm, the flight appeared to have lost its power and started to descend when it hit the residential area. i was at home at the time. i saw the shaky flight crash. >> shortly after takeoff the pilot radioed in, stating there was an issue with the plane, asking permission to return to the airport. they never made it. a large crowd gathered to watch the recovery operation. medan is one of the third largest cities. it crashed on buildings, otherwise the death toll would be higher. indonesia announced it would no longer fly the c130 until they understand how the crash happened. the military has opened an investigation to figure out what happened. it's not the first time a military aircraft crash into a civilian area. it's prompting calls questioning whether the

they have already taken stakes in insurers in thailand and indonesia indonesia. >>> mitsubishi motors is getting ready to shut down production lines in the united states. they plan to focus at factories in thailand indonesia, and other asian countries. sources say mitsubishi will end production at its only u.s. factory in the state of illinois. negotiations to sell the plant are expected to begin with other automakers. mitsubishi has been rolling out sport utility vehicles at the plant, but the facility made only about 60,000 vehicles last year due to sluggish sales in the u.s. market. that's about half the plant's capacity. sales to u.s. customers will continue. mitsubishi will export japanese-made vehicles to the market. the automaker sold its plant in the netherlands three years ago. it will become the first japanese automaker to withdraw from production in both the u.s. and europe. >>> it's time to check the markets. stocks in japan fell after a surprise slump in manufacturing data out of china. our business reporter gives us more details from the tokyo stock exchange. >> the prot

indonesia has a poor air safety record. there's shock and anger there at another deadly illustration of it. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> tonight we've reached the official deadline for a nuclear deal with iran. but officials say they plan to extend the talks for several days amid word of significant developments. our chief foreign affairs correspondent is at the talks in vienna. andrea mitchell, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, lester, important developments today. western diplomats say the u.n. nuclear agency will report tomorrow that iran has complied with a key commitment, converting most of its stockpile of nuclear fuel into material that cannot be used to make a nuclear bomb. iran's foreign minister returned to the talks today, and he said that negotiations are at a very sensitive stage. but after iran's supreme leader raised obstacles last week, today president obama sent a very tough message, saying that he will walk away from the deal if it does not prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. and famil

they will see those products more expensive in indonesia.harder playing field for them to tap into. rishaad: thank you very much. the bureau chief is joining us there from the indonesian capital. thailand is cutting its growth. it is the third time they've done that and is putting pressure on the government. let's get over to southeast asia , when can we expect a reshuffle? is it moving the deck chairs more than anything else? : always the skeptic. it is tough, we don't know. the prime minister said he may reshuffle, but won't be pressured to do it. there are many reasons why he should. it will have build confidence. the economy is in a bad state. it is not the powerhouse it used to be. not too long ago, now it is been down every month cents march two years ago. exports down every month this year. estimates cuts three times, consumer confidence is dwindling. you don't need anymore reason. some say even if that is no theer -- long-term plan, government needs short-term measures to stop the bleeding. it is bleeding. take a look at the markets.

indonesian of the highest level -- indonesia at the highest level. similar at malaysia. philippians falling to a six-year low. philippians falling 26 year low. lanka's monetary policy, keeping interest rates unchanged for a third straight meeting. the central governor joins us on the line. a very good day to you. we kept you on hold, you were telling us last time that you did see actually a cut in the pipeline in the future? >> hello, good morning. yes, we are obviously driven by political events at the moment. we have a general election coming up on the 17th of august and clearly that has an impact on the economy to the extent that there are expectations that you will have a new stable government. strongercould drive inflows of foreign investment, etc., which we think will improve the supply side of the economy. rishaad: what is it actually a factor? well, in emerging markets as you know, policy has an impact on the economy. a change in terms of the political landscape in sri lanka with the election of the president in january of this year. you know, the markets were ge

dozens are dead in indonesia after a military plane crashes into a residential area. and clash of the titans at the world cup in canada. tonight's semifinal sees germany in the usa go head-to-head for a place in sunday's final. i'm sarah harmon, thanks for joining me. it's too late to extend the bailout program before it runs out in a few hours according to ahead of the eurogroup. he was speaking after an emergency telephone conference of eurozone finance ministers to discuss a last-minute proposal by athens. little crossover to brussels in just a moment to find out what all this means. but first, let's turn to athens. >> thousands of pro-euro supporters gathered outside of parliament as evening fell. sentiment is strongly divided over whether to strike a deal with greases international creditors or not. >> we must say yes to europe. citrus -- alexis tsipras will turn us into north korea. >> alexis tsipras is the man who will take us forward. he is doing the right thing for people. >> the government has been sending conflicting signals. they encourage people to vote n

indonesia is famed for its warungs -- small snack bars on wheels.s been making bakso in his warung for thirty years. sutiwin: it's a fairly sweet dish. that's what's special about it. it tastes almost like jam. >> we'd like to know how it's made! sutiwin: you take fried noodles and glass noodles, fried garlic, and spring onions. >> then sutiwin adds two teaspoons of sugar, and the unavoidable monosodium glutamate. but that's not all, is it? now come the sauces: first sambal. then ketjap manis, a very sweet soy sauce and freshly pureed chili peppers. now comes the main ingredient: meatballs made of chicken and beef in a spicy broth. while we were shooting, these two young men volunteered to taste the bakso for us. and what do other customers say? customer: this snack is very popular with people here. it's tasty and cheap and has a sweet, hot flavor. >> a helping costs about 34 euro cents. after some twelve hours of work, sutiwin washes his utensils, tidies up a bit, and makes his way home to his family. >> do you have a favorite local snack you'd lik

. >> indonesia's air force chief says none of the 122 passengers and crew on board survived. several people on the ground were also killed. indonesia air force has a notoriously poor safety record and this aircraft has been in service since the 1960's. the country's president has promised a review. >> i have ordered the defense minister and armed forces commander to undertake a fundamental overhaul of the management of military weaponry. furthermore, weapons systems and procurement systems should be changed. we can no longer simply buy weapons, but need to modernize our weapons system. >> meanwhile, dozens of family members gathered at the hospital to undertake the difficult task of identifying the remains of the victims. genie: france has suspended two of its soldiers over allegations of child sex abuse. that includes the reported abuse of a five-year-old girl in the west african country of burkina faso. the drop pass father -- the girl's father has images of his daughter being abused. it prompted worldwide condemnation after it first wrote in the british press. meanwhile, w

>> those two pilots are from indonesia. tonight the indonesian government is trying to obtain more information about them. given that isis has already commandeered fighter planes in syria and captured air fields analysts say there could be dangerous consequences if commercial pilots bring their skills into the terror group's fold. the 9/11 attacks. the germanwings crash. horrifying evidence of what can happen when the wrong person takes control of a commercial plane. tonight, new questions on whether isis has commercial pilots in its ranks. australian authorities ared about the potential radicalization of two indonesian commercial pilots according to an intelligence report believed to be from the australian federal police. the report says of the pilots "both appear to be influenced by pro-i.s. elements." the document obtained by the intercept says one of the pilots last september began to post pro-isis messages on social media, started interacting with people affiliated with isis listed his current city as raqqa, syria -- i

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the hope is to spare civilians. >>> indonesia's president promised a review of the ageing air force fleet. 130 people are confirmed dead after a military transport plane crashed in medan on tuesday. president joko widodo says he's ordered a thorough investigation into the cause of the accident >>> protesting ferry workers forced the closure of the channel tunnel linking france and england for a second time. the ferry workers are striking over job cuts and have been blocking the tunnel entrance and setting fire to tyres on the tracks and threaten to continue their protests on wednesday. >>> calais is a magnet for might rents using it as a jumping off point to get across to britain, laurence lee reports on a french charity stepping in to help those stranded. >> what do you say about this site of lines of men and women from countries like eritrea or sudan. given parcels, not in africa, but in calais. they queued in the heat for the plastic bag. inside was fruit, biscuits and milk. this ethiopian was going to make it last. >> i eat least, four days. >> reporter: four days? >> four or five day

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over in indonesia, the health ministry conducted a health meeting to prevent the spread of the mers virusofficials used a device to measure body temperature, and they played the role of travelers traveling into and out of the country on a pilgrimage to mecca. >> translator: we expected indonesian people to be aware of mers. there are a few people who were not, but some young people have already figured it out. we provided kits giving information about what mers is is, and we also asked the minister of transportation to air television announcements on flights. >> no mers cases have been confirmed in indonesia so far. >>> police in thailand are making sure visitors can take a ride without getting ripped off. they are cracking down on conspiracy between tuktuk drivers and shop owners. foreign tourists say tuktuk drivers took them to a jewelry stores. they say they were then pressured into buying items that were fake or exorbitantly priced. police arrested 41 drivers and four shop owners they suspect gave kickbacks. they say many tourists have become victims around the royal palace in bangkok

. >>> motorbike taxis are a popular way to get around indonesia's con congested cities. traditional taxi bikers aren't that happy. >> reporter: it started with a mobile phone application. now six months later go jek is livering services in congested cities. customers place orders on their phone. they take people quickly to their destination. delivering food orders or packages so people don't have to sit in their cars for hours. >> translator: it's more efficient t saves time and energy and it saves money. >> reporter: it's a professional version of indonesia's traditional motorbike taxi. >> we are not selling multiple services. what we are essentially selling is time. and that has got to be one of the most precious commodities being an urban dweller. and so it works because both sides of the platform are benefiting immensely. >> reporter: this is often the only way to get around in jakarta. but it has its downside. drivers have been facing violence or threats from other motorbike taxis because they can't stand the competition. in several areas traditional drivers have pl

madam speaker there are a lot of unemployed people smugglers in indonesia thanks to this government. a lot of people were put into business. a lot of people were put into business by members opposite. madam speaker, i am very, very happy, i am very very happy to contrast this government's record when it comes to border protection with the record of members opposite. and madam speaker, members op on sit created rivers of gold in the pockets of the people smugglers of indonesia. and i want the australia people to know it is all under this government. and i have concluded the answer, madam speaker. >> australia and china agreed to an historic free trade deal late last year. but pen wasn't put to paper until just recently. and that is when the details of this agreement finally came to light. foreign minister was asked about those details in question time >> thank you, madam speaker. my question is to the minute officer of foreign a affairs representing the minister who trade in investment. will the minister update the house on the economy-wide benefits of the landmark china/australia fre

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. >> and i'm yaara bou melhem in indonesia's south sulawesi looking at how the efforts of local people are restoring this mangrove forest. >> unsustainable logging has destroyed nearly 80% of the world's ancient forests. the remaining 20%, and the ingenious and people and wildlife that live within them, are facing a precarious future. >> i'm mei-ling mcnamara and i'm heading into canada's great bear rainforest where a sustainable solution has finally been found. >> stretching 750 kilometers along brittish columbia's coast, the great bear rainforest is known to locals as canada's amazon. >> just amazing. >> its 6.4 million hectares make it one of the largest remaining temperate rain forests on earth, and one of the most productive ecosystems. >> however, much of this forest was not always protected. >> sea plane, the only way to fly. ooh! >> for years the forest was clear-cut by loggers. throughout the 1990s it became a notorious environmental battle ground; the conservationists pitted against logging companies. all the while the old-growth forest remained vulnerable, which is 7% protec

it saves time money, and energy. >> reporter: it's a professional version of indonesia's traditionale taxis. >> what we are essentially selling is time and that has got to be one of the most precious commodities being an urban dweller, so it works, because both sides of the are benefiting immensely. >> reporter: this is often the only way to get around big cities in indonesia, but the success of the go check has also its down side violence have been facing threats from other traditional motorbike taxis because of the competition. in several areas traditional drives have placed banners urging go check drivers not to enter their areas. this person has been a go check driver for more than eight years. he says since go check started its services his income has been halved. >> translator: these businessmen sit in their offices with their mobile phones and make money. we do the real work. i don't want us poor people to be humiliated like that. >> reporter: but this and tens of thousands of drivers are facing a difficult future. the governor is supporting the new taxicab service. they say t

top baller sent home from a tour of indonesia without leaving the airport. >>> a second straight nightrkish fighter jets have carried out airstrikes targeting is ill positions in syria. they have hit areas in northern iraq targeting camps belonging to the kurdistan workers party or the pkk. thousands of people are in desperate need of food clean water and shelter. three months after the first of three earthquakes health nepal. syria's president announced general amnesty for deserters who violated the country's military conscription law. state television says the decree will he lift penalties against thousands of people inside and outside syria. the syrian army is the region's largest but it's also been overstretched by a 4-year long civil war. many young men have fled the country. the pkk says its truce with the government has no meaning after last night's military airstrikes. gerald tan looks at the growing influence of kurds in the country and in the fight against u isil. >> since the advance of the islamic state of iraq in the levant, turkey increased military activity. the fighting

sinabung one of 30 active volcanoes in indonesia. global outlook the kalees times from uae failure to address the larger issue of corruption play drive more people into the arms of extremist elements. the writer talks on newly elected president muhammadu buhari. >>> in the telegraph a u.k. parliament member praises chancellor's budget means britain can hold its head high on the world stage. the agreement to spend 2% of the country's gdp on the military. shows that britain is serious about keeping strong military. >>> donald trump's course in scotland, controversial comments about mexican migrants leaves scottish golfers in a damaging situation. >>> iraq has recovered more than 800 ancient artifacts looted from the country after the u.s. invasion in 2003. some pieces are more than 3,000 years old. they were seized by customs officials around the world and only today trowrnd returned to baghdad. jane arraf has the story from baghdad. >> it might have been hard he to get them back than get them out. piece from international customs agen

. >> motor bike taxis are a popular away to get around indonesia cities. a smart phone app is shaking up that business. at a additional taxi bikers aren't happy. >> it started with a mobile phone application. now six months later, go check has more than 1 million users and 11,000 motor obamacare drivers delivering services in congested cities. customers place orders on their phones and motor bike taxi drivers accept them, taking people quickly to their destinations, deliver food orders or packages, so people don't have to sit in their cars for hours. >> go check is more efficient. it saves time, energy and money. >> it is a professional version of indonesia's motor bike taxis that can be found at many street corners. >> we're actually not selling multiple services. what we are essential selling is time. that has got to be one of the most precious commodities being an urban dweller, so it works, because bolt sides of the platform are benefiting immensely. >> this is often the only way to get around in jakarta or other big cities in indonesia. the success ha

. >> reporter: go check is a professional version of indonesia motor bike taxis that can be found atreet corners. >> we are not selling multiple services. what we are essentially selling is time and that has got to be one of the precious commodities being an urban dweller and so it works because both sides on the platform are benefitting immensely. >> reporter: this is often the only way to get around here and big cities in indonesia and the success of this on bikes have down sized and drivers faced violents or threats from other traditional motor bike taxis because they can't stand the competition. in several areas traditional drivers have placed banners ordering go check drivers not to enter their neighborhoods. >> translator: my motor bike was hit with sticks and i was chased and it happens a lot now. >> reporter: she has been a driver for more than eight years after the company he worked for went bankrupt. he said since go check started his services his income has been halved. >> translator: these businessmen sit in their offices with their mobile phones and make money. we do the

. >>> no one on board a military transport plane that crashed in indonesia survived. it went down right in a neighborhood in one of the country's largest cities crashing right into homes and a hotel. the video here shows just how devastating this crash was. 122 people on the plane were killed. 20 people on the ground. the plane left the air force base, the pilot did ask to go back because of technical problems. apparently it was too late. the plane crashed two minutes after takeoff. the air force there in indonesia has now grounded c-130b aircraft during this investigation. they do believe perhaps the engine stalled. they're right now reviewing the aging fleet that this particular plane was put into service 50 years ago. back to you. >>> 4:34. developing right now, greece is in for another long day of long lines at the banks. most banks are closed to prevent mass money withdrawals as a debt crisis grips that country. the banks that are open are only letting elderly people take out money. greece and its creditors have halted talks on the crisis until after a vote on su

indonesia announced it would no longer fly the c130 until they understand how the crash happened.vestigation as hoped to figure out what happened. it's not the first time a military aircraft crash into a civilian area. it's prompting calls questioning whether the military are operating planes that are too old. there's no answers as to why this sent happened. the investigation could take a couple of months. >> an explosion rocks afghanistan near the u.s. embassy. why n.a.t.o. forces were the tart of that attack. a report about kidnapped and missing people in egypt. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news fighting in yemen allows 1200 prisoners to escape. first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in the american minute. after months of speculation, chris christie is in the 14th republican to announce his candidacy for the 2016 presidential election. >>> the president obama administration is pushing a pay increase for 5 million americans much any employees paid $23,600 can be called a manager and d

similar in indonesia.ia, i think, as well, there are lots of priority around making sure that everyone can get connected. so it makes sense for us to try to prioritize countries that are reaching out to us proactively for this. emily: how will you judge that this has been a success? and, you know, 10 years ago, your vision was to get 1 billion people on facebook, and people thought that was so audacious. so if that is not audacious, what is it? mark: the goal here is to make it so that a person can walk into a store in basically any developing country, and buy a phone, and get access to some free, basic internet services. and that is the primary goal for people around the world. and, once we have made it so that this system is working in every country, that is step one. and step two is actually making people use it, which will be its own multi-year challenge. just because, the internet is one of the best ways to teach people about what services that are out there, and we have to figure out other things as

a lot of questions being asked this is a country indonesia with a very poor air safety record.have had six military aircraft going down in civilian areas in the last 10 years. so very serious questions will need to be addressed to try to figure out how this will never happen again. >>> 1200 prisoners have escaped from a jail in southwestern yemen. guards reportedly fled from their posts during heavy fighting between houthi rebels and pro-government forces, suspected al qaeda members are thought to be among those who have escaped. it's the third major jail break since the saudi-led air campaign began in march. >>> human rights watch is calling for an investigation for the saudi-head air strikes kristen saloomey has more from new york. >> my wife and four daughters died. all of them. >> reporter: he lost a total of 27 members of his extended family, most of them children when his home was hit by a bomb. >> translator: on that night someone came to ask for my daughter's happened in marriage. i didn't even have time to be happy for my daughter before the strike happened. >> reporte

>>> 6:41 now and search teams continue to sift through the rubble of yesterday's plane wreck in indonesia. we'll give you an update next. >> someone who put up a tent in his backyard for rent on an online site is actually seeing some surprising interest. matt. >> not seeing any delays yet matt here on our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge headed westbound towards center city. but they could form because we have big delays ahead on the vine street expressway and the schuylkill expressway. we'll talk about them when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪♪ >> 6:44. low cloud cover over the ben franklin bridge live on sky6. 68 degrees on city avenue getting up to 87. look out for the chance of more showers today. >> let's go to matt pelman and matt it looks a little bit better there on the schuylkill. >> yes, little bit of improvement. you're very astute, which that is for sure on the westbound side they have everything pushed off to the side. that's the good news here matt and time by montgomery drive. we were without several lanes for several hours here on the westbou

a lot of questions being asked as the country indonesia, with a very poor air safety record. comes to civilian aircraft as well. now we have had six military aircraft going down in civilian areas in the last 10 years. so very serious questions will need to be addressed to try to figure out how this will never happen again. >>> the liberian government is taking emergency mesh tours fight a new outbreak of ebola. it had been three months since the last known case there. now the government says more cases are likely. joanna blundell explains. >> reporter: ebola has returned to liberia. two months after it was declared officially free of the virus 18 age boy has died. >> the sample was taken from a 17-year-old dead body from. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: it's devastating news for a country which has already suffered taj ill losses, 4,800 have died from the virus nearly half all those killed as ebola is swept across less africa last from. no one knows how this young boy con tranlted the illness or who he has been in contact with. there is another mystery how the virus got there. it

. >>> overseas to indonesia. major new developments tonight on that deadly plane crash, a military plane slamming into homes and a hotel just minutes after takeoff, killing everyone on board. more than 100 people, many of them families. a wheel from that aircraft recovered. the wreckage still smoldering tonight. abc's david kerley covers aviation for us. >> reporter: the four-engine cargo plane slammed into the suburbs just after noon, hitting a hotel, houses tearing in two, body after body recovered as crowds gathered. then family members learning that none of the 113 on board the c-130 survived. why so many on board? the indonesian air force often transports members and families to remote outposts. the plane takes off at 12:12 from the military base in north sumatra heading to the southwest but quickly develops engine trouble. the pilot turns right, saying he'll return to the airport. >> perhaps as he's turning back he gets distracted, the airplane gets low. probably mechanical failure but the mishap itself lik

indonesia has a very safety record.ve had six military aircraft going down in civilian areas in the last at the point years, so very serious questions that will need to be address today trying to figure out how this will never happen again. >>> protesting ferry workers have forced the closure of the channel tunnel link think france and england for a second time of the ferry workers are striking over job cuts. they have been blocking the tunnel entrance and setting fire to tires on the railway tracks. >>> a mag inapt for migrants who use it as a jumping off point to try to get across from britain laurence lee reports on the french charity stepping in to help those stranded. >> reporter: what do you say about this, this sight of lines of men and women from countries like eritrea or sudan being given food parcels not in africa, but in calais. they queue the patiently in the baking heat for their plastic bag. inside, some fruits, some biscuits some milk. this ethiopian was both to make it last. >> i eat this. for four days.

. >>> the death toll has climbed to more than 70 people in the indonesia city of midann. in indonesia an air force transport plane crashed shortly after take off and struck a building. the plane was carrying air force personnel and their families, and air force officials say there were really more than a hundred people on the c130 and there is little hope of fining any survivors. >>> tonight, we are learning how two quick murderers escaped from a new york state prison. david sweat told authorities today that the two started digging through the walls of their cells in january. sweat and richard matt even did a dry run the night before the escape and that the investigation in the escape goes on, 12 employees of the clinton correctional facility have been placed on administrative leave. >>> after a decade together one of the hollywood's most famous couples is calling it quits. today ben afflict and jennifer garner confirmed that they are getting a divorce. it comes just one day after their ten year anniversary, in a joint statement the two said they are committed to co paren