estoril he accounted for about 80% of indonesia's -- australia accounted for about 80% of indonesia'stleerson or association said the threat is very real. yvonne: what about in terms of quality? cattle thinkralian they are selling a superior product? better, buts, it is buffalo is obviously cheaper. we are hearing that it is selling it in the -- indonesian markets for about 40% cheaper than australian beef at the moment. there is a burgeoning middle class and indonesia, but many people are still below the poverty line. indian buffalo meat is very and noodlecurries soups. ramy: what does this mean in terms of the indonesia-australia relationship? reporter: cattle sales are really at the heart of the indonesian-australian trade alliance, and that relationship is still recovering from about five years ago. there was a lot of turmoil when australia abruptly canceled its exports into indonesia due to allegations of cruelty in indonesian abattoirs. there's been a lot of tensions between the two nations and at the moment, there is a trade pact in the balance as well when -- and when the indo

betting is actually banned in indonesia. and the races also break the country's child-protection laws. but on sumba, tradition has proven more important than laws. out on the track, the horses reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers an hour. this time, sharul doesn't place first. >> i'm happy, but i know i can do even better. and there are more races ahead. >> good jockeys can run in up to five races per day for up to 10 days in a row, two months of the year. that's how long the season lasts. and during it, the child jockeys don't go to school. some can't read, write, or do basic arithmetic. but they're brilliant riders. >> another two years and i'll be too old to race. when you get older and heavier, you can't keep up anymore. then it's all over. so then we go to school more often. >> the light is beginning to fade on sumba. owners cool down their horses on the beach. the little jockeys are on their way to bed. a brief moment of childhood before hitting the track for another wild race. >> and now to our series global ideas, in

expects indonesia to be 2020 and i want to show you this chart. this is the urban consuming and it is not surprising. the president has visited the headquarters last month and he wanted indonesia to address this and be the biggest digital economy with models. uber and it now offers vendor to door delivery. there is investors in the latest this notfinancing with being alone. we talked about it and this has been paramount. >> we are talking about 17,000 islands and you can imagine challenges with terrible road helptions and it doesn't restrictedowth is and him $1 billion indonesia is the most important and difficult market. this indianbout startup and we will hear from a founder and chief executive. >> facebook is a target that has challenges. and wenger has backing .re going over to new delhi thank you for joining us. .ell us how this works >> absolutely. this would change the way people operate in the mobile market and , referring to the and that you can message the local the home a lot of new content i mentionede and that. >> right. you can use i

the two companies have started talking about jointly producing cars in indonesia. mitsubishi will also scale down a plan to cut down on development costs. mitsubishi is known for developing plug in vehicles. the company plans to develop electric vehicle technology with nissan. the european central bank has decided to keep it's monetary easing policy unchanged. po we will keep quantitative easing unchanged. >> the ecb present said they held the benchmark refinancing rate at 0% and it's deposit rates at 0.4%. the decisions come as the consumer prices in the euro zone rose 0.4% year on year in september. that's up 0.2 percentage points in the previous month and eased economic concerns. he suggested that the bank will discuss at the next meeting in december whether to extend the asset buying program beyond next march. as for markets, major european stock indexes higher. many took the comments as meaning that he -- wall street ended slightly down following mixed earnings reports, the presidential debate had little impact on u.s. markets. it's friday morning here and we

hong kong, singapore, taiwan, indonesia.ed, just ahead of estimates. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. shery: checking the markets, japan coming back from the lunch greg. -- lunch break. we are now seeing the yen 104.83., we also have data showing industrial output remained unchanged in september, falling short of forecasts. it is a busy week for japan, earnings coming out of the country, more than 500 companies reporting results this week, more than 200 reporting today come the nikkei down .3% in the afternoon session. japanese shares rallied in the last session, but is now losing momentum with the boj meeting this week. let's take a look at the shanghai composite. it has been losing ground. see it is losing ground for a fourth consecutive session. now a look at oil, declining for a second oilecutive day, down .5% declining for a second day as opec cannot agree on those supply curves. this is the view from asia. david: welcome back to

indonesia lowered the seven day repurchase rate to 4.75% from 5% yesterday, the 6th reduction this yearis overheating markets last month in the face of tougher curbs on home buying. prices rose and 63 -- new home prices rose and 63. try to avert a damaging housing bubble without killing the main pillar of growth. mcdonald's third-quarter revenue tops estimates helped by international markets like the u.k. and canada. as well as the expansion of its all-day breakfast menu in the united states. 6.4 billion dollars, beating the $6.28 billion estimate globally comparable store sales rose 3.5%. vonnie: time for our bloomberg quick take where we provide contact and background on issues of interest. 3-d printing has evolved in the past two years to an exemplar of digital age innovation. protected to disrupt everything from military -- medicine to military strategy. new generation of faster printers may open the use of wider use of 3-d in mass production. the potential for use, seemingly and less. objects ranging from cars ears have a ready been printed. in september 2016, ge made offers on two

the weaknesss is of the indonesia economy.hen, i would like to say indonesia will be very fortunate to have such a good president. very importantis decision, to benefit the people, to the country, to the government. taxuse after that, so our base will be increased so big. and then, after that, the government with a taxable income, very -- haslinda: there is a chinese saying, one in which you included in your book, that wealth does not pass three generations. right now, you have your grandson, the third-generation. how do you view the future of the company? >> well, the family of the company did not alert about the changing of the technology. they are not alert about the changing of the political situation. and the economic situation. and then, they're going to be fairly -- haslinda: you are one of the richest men in indonesia. ford says you are worth about $2.2 billion. is that an under estimate of chinese wealth? >> not so good. [laughter] haslinda: over or under estimation? it is under estimation? >> a little bit. manus: tha

i will take our friend from indonesia. >> thank you. i am from the news agency in indonesia. by first question will be about a week ago, you mentioned at a university your policy is to not harm. what do you mean by that? is it ever included the recommendation that the imf offers? and secondly, the second one is, in a letter to the 2018 meeting that will be held in indonesia, what do you expect from that? and how can we bring indonesia to that? thank you? dir. lagarde: thank you very much. at northwestern university, the first policy message was do no harm. and what i meant by that is, when you have growth that has long,oo low for too benefiting too few, you cannot afford to put in jeopardy one of the engines for growth, which trade has been. now, we know that a lot of the trade freefall is largely attributable to lack of demand. but clearly what we are seeing in terms of political dynamics and rhetoric against trade would, in our view, do harm to the economy, economic malpractice. that is what i meant. 2018, we are very much looking meeting,o that annual which indonesia will

haidi: indonesia turning to social media to find hidden tax revenue.is is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we did have a trading halted that has just resumed in new zealand. its as it sold off rginining stake in vi australia, nearly 20% haidi: now it is doing this. rishaad: that's what we have at the moment. for 65.7ideration is million aussie dollars. indonesian tax authorities taking a closer look at social media in their hunt for tax revenue. rishaad: they are starting to crack down on people peddling goods and services on platforms such as instagram and facebook. haidi: our southeast asia economy editor joins us now from singapore. what exactly are they planning to do here? >> good morning. us thatax official told the indonesian authorities are now turning their focus to social media stars, so people and online merchants who use social media to sell their goods. withis an industry transactions the authorities say can generate up to $1.2 billion in revenue, so not an insignificant amount. what they are doing is scrutinized the social media activity of celebrit

exclusively to a billionaire chairman for his take on the investment opportunities in indonesia.er, can it persist through the rest of the year? ahn. get you to shery >> we are seeing a mixed picture, the index swinging between gains and losses all morning. the nikkei up .6% for three consecutive sessions. a weaker yen right there. kong gaining .7%, searching for a third consecutive session. closed byhina mainland funds, pouring money into hong kong as we have more access to the market. we have a session with a weakening korean currency. gaining in the morning session, now down half a percent. one of the reasons for that must be we are seeing a pull down from those gold miners. the gold price has fallen the most in three years. 7%, now downthan 5%. evolution mining down almost 8%. zijin mining almost down 3%. not great for the bullion. the dollar reversing, three days of gains to fall .2%. in three the most weeks. having anng strength, impact throughout the markets as we see the strong dollar putting some pressure on local currencies, as well. this is the view from asia. >> hong

we like south america, indonesia, and bits of india.merging market hard currency debt is a place we are advising clients to look at. >> kuwait will push ahead with economic reforms and yvonne sale, even after parliament was dissolved on sunday. let's look at the implication with our middle east reporters. what does the dissolution of parliament mean for kuwait? what does it say about its political system? >> this is the irony of kuwait. while it is the most democratic of the gulf nations, it has real powers -- the real power vests -- whenever there are disagreements over economic reforms and subsidies, sometimes you can end up with gridlock. in this case the drop in oil prices is showing us the problems are much deeper. we are hearing that disputes led touel increases cutting the subsidies, which is what led to this decree coming out on sunday. the cabinet was dissolved and resigned. parliament dissolved. yesterday the deputy prime minister was questioned, saying the government may use executive power to push ahead with this reform. how

. >>> indonesia's president has inspected large military exercises near the country's natuna islands in the south china sea. it's an effort to keep beijing's increased maritime activity in check. china claims large parts of the sea, including waters around the island. about 2,200 troops and nearly 50 aircraft have been taking part in the drills since late last month. on thursday, he traveled to the area. the first time since june. soldiers parachuted out of c-130 transport aircraft in landing operations. indonesian authorities have recently been seizing chinese fishing boats off the islands on suspicion of illegal operations in indonesia's exclusive economic zone. analysts widodo made the visit to stress his country's sovereignty over the islands. >>> a group of 20 finance ministers and central bank governors are gathering in washington to discuss the world economy. ai, what's on the agenda? >> well, the leaders are expected to discuss and also express a common sense of crisis toward a possible rise in economic uncertainties. protectionist trade policies are emermging in the u.s. ahe

because of the uncertainty political, uncertainty of the economy in indonesia, so indonesia, they haveery big underground economy. no good intoess the tax system. this is one of the most weakness of the indonesia economy. i would like to say indonesian people very fortunate to have such a good proceeding. importanthis very decision. he will benefit to the people, to the country, to the government because after that, will beaxpayers increased so big and then after will look atent -- income very a chinese saying, one you included in your book, that wealth is not pass three generations. right now, you have your grandson, the third-generation. how do you view the future of the company? >> when the family of the company did an alert about the changing of the technology, they are not alert about the changing of the politics situation, and situation,c economy and then they are going to be -- about $2.2worth billion. is that an underestimation of -- family's wealth to market wealth? >> my memory is not so good. it would be an underestimation. a little bit. that was chairman mochtar -- speaking

. >> indonesia. what about those? indonesia. kevin doesn't draw a government check. doesn't do checks or keep beer in his frej. he is, however, a single parent raising a teenage son and the son, named junior, will graduate next year and join the army. >> why you want to do the military so badly? >> serve my country. not have many people plan on doing it. >> what do you think of your old man? if he can you not sitting here what yowled you tell me about your dad going for nursing and everything from a factory that was probably hard. i love you. i look up to you. thanks for raising me as a single parent. it wasn't easy. >> i just want the best for you. i rather have you go to college for a year or two ap then if you want military go that route. >> town and country family. like garbit, new york. it would do the political establishment good to get out of air office towers and visit places instead of mocking the man that only exists in their imagination. >> what have the republicans done for you? >> i don't know to be honest with you. >> watch more of our stories on our yo

indonesia expected to expand thanks to brisk demand. those countries' governments have been actively investing in public works. >>> world bank analysts warn the economic slowdown in industrialized nations and slump in world trade could hamper growth in emerging economies. they're calling on the countries to strengthen fiscal discipline. >>> the japanese government is hoping to get more fuel cell vehicles on the road, but there are not enough filling stations in the country. a company has developed a product that could make things easier for ecofriendly cars. nhk world reports. >> reporter: for 70 years, this company has been making rubber products. president takayishi has a staff of 80 employees. the company makes seals to connect things like water pipes. now he's making inroads into a new field. ecofriendly vehicles. >> translator: this is used in hydrogen stations. >> reporter: vehicles powered by fuel cells run on hydrogen. the gas is pumped at around minus 40 degrees celsius. under high pressure, joints could cause an explosion, so

one of their latest plans is to develop a suburban community in i indonesia. let's bring in ai uchida from our business desk. ai, good morning. tell us about this fronproject. >> the number of middle income earners is growi ining indonesi. japanese businesses and a fund are planning to start a consortium to create a community with some houses. mitsubishi corporations is joining hands with several railway operatorors that have rl estate operations and an investment fund known as j.o.i.n. spon seniored by the private and public sectors. they plan to invest a total of $287 million. their new community will be about 25 kilometers from the indonesian capital, jakarta. they're going to build 900 homes plus some commercial buildings on 19 hectares of land. construction is scheduled to kick off next year. in the meantime, the consortium will establish a joint venture with indonesia's leading real estate corporate group. >>> making and selling car parts in china is big business for some japanese companies and their local partners. many of them are -- attended, rather,

in local currency we look at india, indonesia, brazil and mexi mexico. the long end of those curves, taking their currencies as well. where we don't want to take risk and taking off risk is that we started to take off high yield positions, move that into russian equities, in terms of getting oil exposure. we have a very, very small allocation into equities in general. this is an environment where we would expect earnings growth for 2017 to be closer to zero than what is currently consensus view. depressingly enough, we're long cash. i think -- >> 14% is the number. >> yeah. it's -- we've even been forced to raise strategic cash, as it were. we have one investment process for a three-year view. for the first time since 2010, where we have been an enormous bond bull, hsbc, we have been forced to find real safe haven today is cash. a strategic cash allocation of 17% which is the most depressing thing i've come on to say here. >> it does seem quite depressing. frederik, you will stick around for another chat. hopefully we can get him coffee or tea. >> do i s

our friend from indonesia. >> thank you. be aboutquestion will policy -- atere your policy research, you mentioned your policy measure is do not harm. the secondly is related to the 2018 annual meeting that will be held in indonesia, what do you expect from that and how indonesia can contribute in collective growth in the region. thank you. ms. lagarde: thank you very much. at northwestern university, the first policy message was do no harm. what i meant by that is when you have growth has been too low for too long and benefiting too few, put in not afford to jeopardy one of the engines for growth. which trait has been. tradew that a lot of the freefall is largely attributable to active demand. clearly, what we're seeing in terms of political dynamics and rhetoric against trade would, in our view, do harm to the economy. that is called economic malpractice. that is why men. 2018, but -- we are looking forward to our meeting which indonesia will host. i hope you all come. think it will be really important for the region which

they will pay almost $80 million operate iney singapore, hong kong, china, taiwan, and indonesia.lion deal could combine ge's oil and gas operation with acre hughes. ge will control the new entity which will be publicly traded. spokespersons for both countries declined to comment. credit suisse is hoping to rein in costs by sharing them with another bank. the ceo told the financial times that talks are underway in ways to work together which could potentially include sharing databases and servers. they are looking for ways to boost earnings and tighten capital regulations. they have also said they are in talks on sharing with other lenders. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: plato continues to trade lower this morning -- let's take a look at the chart that i put together for you. are seeing a conversation with opec and non-opec, not making a lot of progress with the secretary-general warning of it. let's take a look at additional data out of the u.s. in terms of what money managers are doing -- what you have here is an increase in bats on lower wti for the first time i

in thailand and indonesia. hello! then worth about nine, and taiwan and south korea we are up . about five small markets are doing consistently well. andrew you know it turns into high risks, right? >> yes. high returns. s&p is about 4.5 410-year today. u.k., something like four or 5% by in your terms it is down. that is not what i buy equities for. remember when i used to be an investment manager, i cannot help my clients 20%, 15% are not paying you for 15%. ] aughter >> but he did not. >> an interview with the governor of the doj. the key take away is that they are going to become more aggressive. a handare so polite to kind. >> my question is actually, when does the market stop believing or are we passed that point? >> no, no, no. we're not going to stop believing him. yes you can. so if you have minas, i am just making this up, ok? 10%, they cannas -10% and minus 20%. all of these huge capital gains. and that is why continues. why in god's name should i buy jgb. ok, it is yielding. >> because corona just said he is going to continue buying jgb. >> what he is actually saying

at one point in 2009 on a trip to indonesia she put officials in danger simply because of a photo op of their campaign. >> garrett tiny live for us this morning. thank you. >>> while those documents could mean flashing red light of corruption her critics could be waiting for charles krauthammer says this is just business as usual for the clintons. >> there are so many ironies here. it is probably normal procedure inside any administration inside the bureaucracy. trading off favors, trading off shady maneuvers. but the problem is this, the charge that republicans trump ticket are making against hillary clinton is precisely that she represents. you can defend clinton while this goes on all of the time. they are trying to wipe away that culture of corruption. it is hard to deny there was a quid pro quo when the phrase quid pro quo was used in the documents. >> a fox news poll released last month found 64 percent of voters think hillary clinton is untrustworthy. >> the clock is ticking. less than 28 hours to go until donald trump and hillary clinton's third and final faceoff. sin city sh

in the javanese gamelan of indonesia, layers of music produced by gongs and metalaphones create a polyphonicd. these layers are made up of interlocking percussion parts and different melodic lines. [drumming] polyphony can be rhythmic as well as melodic as in the west african manjani rhythm played on the jembe family of drums. the lead drummer improvises over the different rhythmic patterns played by members of the group. [drumming] [soft flute music] when the texture of music is monophonic, what can add richness to the single line? in japan, the shakuhachi, an end-blown flute, has a long history as a solo instrument. in the honkyo ku, or meditative style, great emphasis is placed on the tone color, or timbre of each and every note. (woman) the roots of shakuhachi music lie in zen meditative practice. this sect of buddhism--they believe playing the shakuhachi, playing even a single tone, was a means or vehicle for enlightenment. [soft flute plays] shakuhachi has such a palette of different color sounds. for example, if we want a very strong round sound, more like a western flute, very hard-e

i know it happened in indonesia. >> i think that post financial crisis, there was always going to bet wave. it is pretty much across the northern hemisphere, wherever free elections are held. people around the world are reacting negatively to the shock of the financial crisis, and also to the low growth that has followed it. i think they are expressing similar concerns. number one, in many countries on issue with immigration. the brexit was about that, jumbotron was about that -- donald trump was about that. number two, best number three, the idea that the political establishment is corrupt. these the things together are the bread and butter. the reason he votes of the attery -- >> is this what you call the great degeneration? >> the great degeneration, which was written around the last presidential election, argued that we have a whole series of problems in developed countries that we are not addressing -- fiscal problems, problems with regulation, the breakdown of the rule of law, problems with education. none of those issues came up in the presidential debate. i think that is a ge

tragedy striking in indonesia after a bridge collapses. at least eight people are dead, including three children after the collapse. officials say it was a small suspension bridge that gave way near bali on sunday.. dozens of others were injured. we're told the bridge was filled with people returning from temple prayers when it collapsed. the incident is under people are dead after a pickup truck plunges off a highway bridge in san diego. the truck took a 60-foot fall from the bridge linking the city with coronado island on saturday. officials say the vehicle landed in a packed city park where a biker festival was going on. seven people were injured, two seriously. one of them is the driver. he now faces several charges -- including four counts of vehicular manslaughter while a category three typhoon created chaos in parts of the philippines on sunday. typhoon karen brought wind gusts of up to nearly 100 miles per hour. knocking down power lines and flooding streets. well over a hundred flights in the area were canceled, leaving thousands

story as howard and amanda, where they were immigrants, refugees from vietnam and they stayed in indonesia and they made it and struggled in san francisco and eventually create a bright future for their families. so to howard to, your family, i want to say thank you for not only taking a chance on san francisco, but also taking the opportunities you were given to invest back in our communities. this is what happens when we do it right. when we invest in our local merchants, when we support our local merchants, they in turn give back and they in turn hire back in the community and they in turn take a chance on communities that are overlooked by everybody else. so with that i just simply want to say thank you to all of the leadership that was involved in making this great day possible and thank you, thank you, to howard and to your family and amanda for really being part of our community and helping us to be better. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, assessor. and just finally i did want to go and recognize just a couple of people here, kelly from cdc financing and earl, raise your hand i

. >> a new viral video might prove ot this is is footen of a mountain range in indonesia. look closely, we circled this in red. at the water fall you will see a huge creature of some kind walking up right. so far no one has been able to figure out what it is or if the video is real. >> i don't know. let us know on twitter what you think about this. is this big foot. >> real. >> somara is team big foot. fernandez. >> and i am terrence lee. i hope your morning is off to a great start. >>> some county employees are getting an awesome added benefit. could the trend soon spread to private businesses in our area. >> and we are debunking breast cancer myths for you. stick around to find out the common misunderstandings that could put you to risk. >> and a look at wall street as >>> i want to remind you of traffic restrictions at chester avenue, we ar street, westbound down to one lane. they will be lasting for three weeks. and here is a view of 480 at granger, to and from the valley bridge, no issues. kristin, to you. >>> it is national breast cancer awareness month. one in eight

indonesia ending down 0.4%. >>> a private think tank has ranked tokyo in third place in its global power city index which evaluates the world's major cities. tokyo overtook paris to make it into e the top three for the first time. the institute for urban strategies released on tuesday its assessment of 42 major cities worldwide. included the economy, accessibility, and interaction. tokyo had been ranked fourth for eight straight years since the institute began publishing in 2008. london keeps the top position with new york in second place. the institute says tokyo's score was boosted by an increase in the number of foreign visitors and more direct flights connecting the city with overseas destination. paris got a lower ranking because of widespread security concerns following the terrorist attacks. >>> japan's largest trade union plans to demand a 2% pay raise for workers in annual wage negotiations. sources close to the japanese trade union confederation say it will ask for an increase in pay for the fourth year in a row. this is in addition to seniority-based races. for the second year

story as howard and amanda, where they were immigrants, refugees from vietnam and they stayed in indonesia and they made it and struggled in san francisco and eventually create a bright future for their families. so to howard to, your family, i want to say thank you for not only taking a chance on san francisco, but also taking the opportunities you were given to invest back in our communities. this is what happens when we do it right. when we invest in our local merchants, when we support our local merchants, they in turn give back and they in turn hire back in the community and they in turn take a chance on communities that are overlooked by everybody else. so with that i just simply want to say thank you to all of the leadership that was involved in making this great day possible and thank you, thank you, to howard and to your family and amanda for really being part of our community and helping us to be better. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, assessor. and just finally i did want to go and recognize just a couple of people here, kelly from cdc financing and earl, raise your hand i

in indonesia, in gamelan music, you have a kind of harmony because you have notes that are tuned together that are being sounded simultaneously. [ensemble plays gamelan music] in zimbabwean mbira music, there is a kind of harmony, although africans don't have words for chord and don't have a word for harmony. ♪ i wonder where you are, my darling. ♪ in a general sense, harmony means being in agreement. you can say that some people are working in harmony. they're working in agreement with each other toward a common goal. in music, it's similar. musical notes-- musical pitches can be in agreement with each other. ♪ ...my heart. what constitutes agreement is the key question. in eastern europe, there are some sounds that they think are in agreement that most people who are not from eastern europe will think are very, very much in disagreement in the style of music called ganga. [singing ganga music] [shrill yell] in gangan music, they sound notes at the same time that are very, very close together. and in bosnia, that sound is of the essence of music. what constitutes being in agreement or be

story as howard and amanda, where they were immigrants, refugees from vietnam and they stayed in indonesia and they made it and struggled in san francisco and eventually create a bright future for their families. so to howard to, your family, i want to say thank you for not only taking a chance on san francisco, but also taking the opportunities you were given to invest back in our communities. this is what happens when we do it right. when we invest in our local merchants, when we support our local merchants, they in turn give back and they in turn hire back in the community and they in turn take a chance on communities that are overlooked by everybody else. so with that i just simply want to say thank you to all of the leadership that was involved in making this great day possible and thank you, thank you, to howard and to your family and amanda for really being part of our community and helping us to be better. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, assessor. and just finally i did want to go and recognize just a couple of people here, kelly from cdc financing and earl, raise your hand i

health officials say the virus is spreading in thailand, indonesia and other countries. similar alert for islands in south and central america and the caribbean. >>> now there's a show of strength. new jersey state troopers participated in the 22 pushup challenge yesterday in west trenton. dozens of officers dropped to the ground to do pushups. it raises awareness for post traumatic stress disorders. >>> let's start with radar again. we have a storm system sitting to the west, barely budged the last few days. as a result we have been pulling all that moisture in, then we have all of that moisture, on and off showers and drizzly mist hanging over the region for days. that's still in the forecast for today with breaks in rain today, not a complete washout. should see periods with not as heavy rain as seen the last few days. what we are looking at are showers west of the area, then heavier spot of rain sitting over the ocean at this point. clouds are in the region. it will be another cloudy, dreary day out there. would not be surprised by fog throughout the day as well and

indonesia, however, gaining by 0.1% one day after the central bank cut its key interest rate for the sixth time this year. trading in hong kong was suspended due to a typhoon. >>> last week a fire at a tokyo electric power company substation left more than half a million households in the capital without electricity. on fridaday tepco conducted a blackout simulation trill. the simulation assumed that trouble at a transmission facility cut power to 1.7 million households in central tokyo. ten employees took part in the drill at the training facility. four other participants were technicians who had actually responded to last week's outage. the team reviewewed contingency plans and transmitted with facilitieses to identify power supply routes to use during a critical incident. >>> government and business people from fukushima prefectcte arare in australia to promote tourism and specialalty food fr the region. they offered a seminar in sydney on world class skiing and other popular fukushima attractions. participants also had a chance to taste sake and ramen noodles. the total number ha

new overnight...a deadly bridge collapse kills at least eight people in indonesia. 30 others are injured after a crowded suspension bridge collpsed early this morning. victims were children between the ages of 3 and 9. new video this morning of a candlelight vigil for the victims of a deadly truck crash in san diego. four people were killed after a pick up truck flew off a bridge over the weekend...landing on a crowd of people. this morning the driver of that truck...a member of the u-s navy...is charged with four counts of vehicluar homicide and d-u-i. police say 24-year-old richard anthony sepolio was under the influence when he lost control of his tru of a crowded motorcycle festival. when first responders got to the scene saturday they found his truck on its side...and the four peple who died--- underneath the vehicle. sot - witness: it almost sounded like a gunfire, and then you see the vehicle come down. butted with sot - witness: there's no other thought but what you see, somebody's got to be dead. police are saying the crash could have been even worse. playing. time now is xxx...

they were not from indonesia or malaysia or nigeria. all right? [laughter] from osama bin laden. as long as you have a broken arab world you're going to have this problem. the problem of radicalism -- you don't find too many turks. so my words are that toxic? >> let's take the last question. last question here. let's have one question and they will come back to a final round. >> a major professor of economics. great panel. i would like to say something which will show my, you know, disagreement and then ask questions all panel members. begin i'm an economist so bear that in mind. i don't think this is something that we can call secular failure. i am from turkey. i came to this country 20 years ago. i grew up in a secular country and never felt oppressed or anything because i'm not even for. america's actually very different from europe in that sense. i'm very well educated. i came to high point in this country because the way this country the united states america works, so the failure is the politicians say the to response to globalization. ms. armstrong said that at the beginni

. >>> indonesia advancing by almost 9%, after local media reported on government plans to improve the effectiveness of its spending. south korea and mainland china were closed for a holiday. >>> a closely watched survey shows business confidence in japan is holding. however, a stronger yen is putting a damper on sentiment about the future. the bank of japan quarterly talk on survey has asked about 10,000 major companies how they feel about business conditions. central bank officials say the index for large manufacturers stood at plus six, unchanged from the previous quarter. the index represents the difference in percentage of companies that say business is good, and those who say it's bad. a positive reading means more companies are optimistic. manager at automakers were feeling better. this is due to a resumption of operations after a series of earthquakes in kumamoto prefecture. but the readings fell in ship building and heavy machinery. the stronger yen fueled uncertainties. the index for major nonmanufacturers was plus 18, down a point. that's the third consecutive decline. the m

indonesia also declined by 0.6%. hong kong's hang seng closing at 23,851 hong kong dollars. they sold shares after four days of gains. but the benchmark posted the biggest weekly gains in a month. sydney's index falling by 0.3%, 5,467 the closing number. failed to prompt up the heavy indexes. mining shares fell on lower metal prices. >>> some critics say conventional statistics are failing to give us a complete picture of the economy. a major shift in shopping mean new types of numbers need to be analyzed. japan's government is planning to address this issue by tapping so-called big data and drawing up new economic indicators. officials at the cabinet office are paying attention to vast amounts of data accessed in point of sale systems at retailers. they're also thinking about using search data collected by car navigation systems. new statistics will help capture changes of the economy quickly and analyze them better. they also plan to study possible problems associated with the data. special circumstances such as changes in the weather can trigger big statistical swings. th

police are concerned that islamic state militants likely expanded influence in indonesia. war torn south sudan is struggling to keep alive its peace agreement. >> it is corrupt. it's not there. it is a new regime all together. it is not implementing the agreement. >> in august both sides agreed to a cease fire. but fighting broke out again in july with president leading the government forces. 270 people were killed during the first week. fighting spread to various parts of the country. he said he feared assassination and fled to south africa. >> a new political process to bring back the peace agreement. what choices do we have? the arm resistance, we must protect ourselves. >> he stressed intention to continue fighting against the government. u.n. peace keepers have repeatedly urged both sides to stop the violence. japan's ground self defense force personnel have been deployed there. concern is mounting that armed clashes will intensify. >>> top officials of the philippine government have scrambled for explanation a day after their president duterte anoupsed what he called

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