its the only place you can go from indonesia to east africia without the costly plane ticket. 'were first generation immigrants here and ive been here for 18 years and for me, sharing my culture especially food, its such a good blessing.' from hand made crafts to cultural cuisines - this year - gail deiuiter brought her friend. 'b last year and it was so good!' theyll spend the day eating their way around the world - starting with chinese. 'from here were going to go walk

usuke ota, nhk world, indonesia. >>> that wraps up our bulletin. patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> rampant consumerism has been good for china's economic growth, but for some, shopping is an unmanageable compulsion. the out of control consumers are buried under the things they buy and need help digging themselves out. luckily their problem has spawned a solution and a business of its own. nhk world reports. >> reporter: shopping is a part of this woman's daily routine. the 29-year-old spends most of her days at home in shanghai buying things online. her shelves and closets are filled with clothes and shoes. many look more or less the same, and she has no idea what to do with them. >> translator: i realized i hadn't put much thought into what i was buying. most of the things are going unused and just taking up space. >> reporter: yu decided to do something about all of the clutter. she contacted a professional organizer to help her sort through her things and get rid of what she didn't need. the organizer used to work as a fashion stylist, but for

am low: from india to indonesia - without getting on a plane! up next, we'll take you to a place where 50 cultures combined under one roof this weekend in southeastern wisconsin. a rising rivalry in the baking! where police officers and firefighters squared off to raise money for a good cause...and score some bragging rights to top it visit a world of cultures all under one roof. fox 6s julie collins has your passport to the holiday folk fair international. 'welcome to china.' - girl 'welcome to india.' - boy 'welcome to uganda.' - girl 'welcome to indonesia.' - boy welcome to the holiday folk fair international - your passport around the world. 'its kind of a mini united nations together that might disagree on a lot of issues but they come together to celebrate to share their culture, their values, their beliefs.' its the only place you can go from indonesia to east africia without the costly plane ticket. 'were first generation immigrants here and ive been here for 18 years and for me, sharing my culture especially food, its such a good blessi

this is the president's new service that is intended to bring efficiency to indonesia. companies used to have to visit numerous government offices to get documents and permits. the whole process could take three months. but the new one-stop system supposedly takes just three hours and covers eight different procedures from company registration to tech setup. the service launched in january to support investment projects worth about $8 million or more or employing at least 1,000 indonesian nationals. >> for businessmen, time is money. licenses and things are done in a short time, we can focus on other things, which is really, really important. >> reporter: officials say about 130 domestic and foreign companies have used the service so far with combined investments worth over $21.8 billion. the government expects the program to boost gdp from next year. >> translator: i believe the fast-track permit system will attract many investors to indonesia. >> reporter: improving infrastructure is another of joko's economic priorities. a new container terminal opened in september i

leaders of the philippines, malaysia and indonesia are working together to try to stop rebels from taking people for ransom near the maritime borders. the philippine president and the malaysian prime minister met in kuala lumpur. >> because it is affecting the welfare and the security of not the -- >> he said the philippines will allow malaysia and indonesia into it's territorial waters to pursue abu seyad. members of the militant group are believed to be holding more than 10 captives. last year they kidnapped four foreigners. they have pledged allegiance to the islamic state militant group. >>> the vietnamese government on thursday proposed scrapping plans to build its first nuclear powerplants citing financial concerns. the state media quoted a top legislator saying the government should call off the project for being too costly. the governor had plans to start building its first plant in the summer of 2014 with the help of the russian state nuclear firm. and it had elected a japanese consortium to develop a second nuclear prant plant in the same province. in 2009 the legislation approv

in an issue -- indonesia will be a non-opec member. annmarie: who else is going to cut? amrita: i think the rest of it is a bit of rhetoric. we know that their production is declining already. i think as long as they say we are cutting production equivalent to the original declines anyway, that is fine. annmarie: how are they going to implement this, and more importantly, monitor this deal? is beinghat is what decided in the room and that is why the press conference hasn't happened yet. they need to come up with a high-level committee that involves ministers and aids which would monitor -- and aides which would monitor this process, the month on month changes, and if there are issues with implementation, there would be more talks. this is likely to be a short-term deal. it was meant to be a six-month deal. annmarie: iran is cutting between the .7, three point hundred looking to be 3.79 in change. can they sell the stockholm politically? -- sell this back home politically? amrita: i think they agreed to this beforehand, otherwise i don't think iran would've agreed to that

. >>> anxiety in indonesia thanks in spewing ash into the skies around sumatra. some more than a half mile into the air. it began e resulting sunday, and tourists are not allowed to go within four miles of the crater. sinabung is one of 12 the 9 active volcanos in indonesia. >>> for tens of millions of americans, today's weather will not feel like early november. >> we're okay with it. that's cool. >> see here on the map, sunny and warming south up the east coast. elsewhere storms and heavy rain in the middle of the nation, and rain also in the northwest. >> look at the temperatures. so 65 in boston. 69 for the big apple. 76 for the nation's capital. those readings are up 15 degrees above normal, by the way. >> incredible. >> forecasters say it could be warmer tomorrow. minneapolis at 61, november 2nd, nice. get out there. in fact, it was pretty warm there last night. plenty of cans of the indian and cubs foregoing the coats in the early november balmy temps. >> the chicago bats on fire last night starting with chris bryant's first inning home run. then in the th

and you can go from indonesia to east africa without getting on a plane! tonight - a tour of the holiday folk fair. we have a cold night ahead with temperatures dropping through the 20s this evening. a gradual warm up is on the way. i'll have your thanksgiving week forecast set shot bump back w/ tc is about to call it quits. plus-- the harry potter spin-off waves its wand to the top of the box office. details in the buzz. it takes a wizard to defeat a sorceror-- at least at the box office. harry potter spin-off" fantastic beasts and where to find them" booted marvel's "doctor strange" out of the top spot this week. that completely-- it came in second. meanwhile-- the animated film "trolls" hung on for another week-- coming in at third. rocker vince neil says hes no longer playing at president-elect donald trump's inauguration in january. the frontman for motley crue said he was asked to perform months ago-- even before mister trump won the election. however-- he told t-m-z his band was uninvited. there's no word yet on why. duck dynasty will be ending afte

indonesia has seen a rise in attacks on minorities. an ethnic chinese christian is the capital first non-muslim leader in 50 years. despite winning fans for his no-nonsense style, he sparked outrage after he accuses opponents of using the quran to turn voters against him. over 100,000 people took to the streets of jakarta earlier this month to demand his resignation. police officers were injured in the following classes. one man was killed. he still inspires loyalty among his followers. >> i am disappointed because of a slip of the tongue. he apologized before they even reported it. as muslims, we should be tolerant because our nation is built on something that means our citizens invite a variety of religious leaders. >> before the scandal, he had been favored to win a second term in february. skies withinto the a person who is due to be the first french national centimeter thech national -- sent to national space station. take a look. when heyou last saw -- blasts off, he will be the first french person to go to space in eight years.

in indonesia for the infrastructure, they bring private investment.a means that he will get faster development. they're looking to have rule of law, and people will be confident about that. in vietnam, they are moving more toward a market economy. haslinda: all right. mark mobius, we thank you for your insights. that wraps up our coverage from the pop-up studio, but we will be back over the next few days. delsey: good stuff. mark mobius, templeton emerging markets. east --p, the middle the head of the middle east's largest property company is continuing his push an into tech, targeting luxury consumers. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back. i'm angie lau in hong kong. delsey: i'm this week am free into by. hasdubai-based tycoon formed a $138 million joint venture with milan-based online retailers. they are looking to profit from increased luxury spending in the middle east. matthew martin has more. matthew, what are they hoping to get out of this deal? >> well, for what he was saying yesterday at the press conference announcing the de

nearly 100 migrants and three crew members traveling from malaysia to indonesia. big waves and powerful winds sent it crashing into a reef. at least 39 people were rescued. a police helicopter and more than a dozen boats were involved in that rescue effort. crews will continue looking for more than 40 other passengers tomorrow morning. >>> new report states malaysian air lights flights mh370 the safety bureau believes no one was sitting at the controls. officials say it was falling 29,000 feet a minute. more than 20 pieces of debris from that plane have washed up on coastlines throughout the indian ocean. a sonar search for the main wreckage as found nothing. >>> and archaeologists believe they have uncovered the burial slab where the body of jesus was laid to rest in jerusalem. they peeled away a marble layer of his tomb in they found another marble slab with a cross on it. the christian communities that covered the church only allowed the excavation in 60 hours then they resealed the tomb. >> how fascinating. >>> cooler today ed. >> it was. we finally got to col

the bank of indonesia said it stepped in to stabilize the market. the central bank says it does not the major outflows and expects moves to be temporary. china's currency headed for steepest weekly drop since january. it's approaching the 6.83 level, the currencyegged after the global financial crisis. the currency has all in nearly 1% this week to a six-year low after trump's unexpected when -- unexpected win. justt some breaking news crossing the bloomberg terminal right now. malaysia reporting third-quarter and year.ing its year median estimate was for a 4% gain. good for malaysia's economy. more in half an hour. >> welcome to the best of bloomberg markets. these are the stories that made .he headlines this week what can the middle east expect from a donald trump presidency? he called for a ban on muslim immigration, slammed the iran nuclear deal, and promised to make the u.s. more energy independent. a look at what that might mean for the region coming up. the trump victory was not the only factor playing on the energy market this week. we talke

indonesia is home to the world's largest muslim population. today -- jc? jc: we are going to go on to a devastating admission from singer michael buble. online. they says noah is getting treatment here in the u.s. right now both have put their , careers on hold to devote all their time and attention to helping noah get well. they are asking their fans for privacy during their private -- difficult time. another major recall from samsung to tell you about. this involves washing machines. hundreds of people reporting cases of top-loading washers that could explode while running at a high speed. the nation's top consumer watchdog and samsung are recalling an unprecedented 2.8 million machines, after some others saying their children were just inches away from getting seriously hurt. -- >> the washing machine just exploded. >> i do the laundry my family. i have two young boys. this would scare the heck out of me. jc: the machines in question, 34 different models sold since march 2011 until now. it's been an awfully long time coming -- more than a century in fac

. >> reporter: several muslim organizations in indonesia conduct demonstrations in front of the myanmar embassy in jakarta. they demand myanmar government stop killing the rohingya people. about 600 people attended the rally which was held in the capital of the country with the world's largest muslim population. they chanted slogans such as "stop the massacres" and brandished banners reading "banish myanmar from asean." >> translator: i feel pain because i'm a muslim too. the indonesian government must take strong action to stop the myanmar government's violence. >> reporter: in the malaysian capital, kuala lumpur, 400 rohingyas staged a protest. more than 50,000 rohingyas have fled myanmar for the muslim-dominated country. angry muslims also took to the streets in thailand's capital bangkok. the myanmar government says 69 insurgents and 17 military and security personnel have been killed in the ongoing violence. rohingya activists say they were innocent villagers. the government emphatically denies that. >> i want to say to aung san suu kyi to please stop killing. >> they just want to

indonesia has its eyes on facebook.s the social network those $148 million in taxes and penalties and has made a request to meet company representatives. the company is said -- country says it is nearing a claim with google. buy a and talks to company to expand in china. there have been several meetings and talks are at an advanced stage with a deal likely. a challengecing .rom a local rival the company has 75,000 properties in china and is increasing its staff threefold. highad: india's ban denomination for some presents an opportunity, digital payment companies hope to seize the moment, hoping india is becoming a cashless society. denomination, replacing notes at the moment, people cannot get their hands on them or use them, the older notes, so tell me about the unexpected windfall first. it is an unexpected windfall for payment companies. the prime minister announced the decision to withdraw the notes, the object is clear. it wanted to squeeze fake currency out of the system and remove black wealth from the system. r

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against this as bank indonesia is in the market to stabilize the currency.is dueing the to hedging activity in ford's, but certainly it has been leading declines in emerging market currencies, following the most in around five years, also dropping, one point 6% against the dollar, and quite a lot of weakness coming through in the ringgit. the aussie dollar falling by .6% against the u.s. dollar, sliding to as low as.7567, breaking the 24 hour low seen as a support level back in october. having a look at what this means for markets, you are seeing a lot of week's in these emerging markets, led by the jakarta composite. taiwan off by over 2%, and the philippines weaker. in hong kong, the hang seng off 1%, a story of financial stocks rallying in the search for yield. hsbc up by over 1%. of upside coming through in shanghai today, up by .2%, and as you mentioned, the nikkei now on lunch break, all the highs of the morning, but still strong as we see dollars strengthen yen week this, so now of 5.3%. australia upside in and new zealand, but korea being , down bye

carrying migrant rk indonesia from malaysia. the victims told police they paid high fares to board the boat. the making of a new movie quickly turned into a real- life drama in mexico city. several crews members say they were attacked by city workers. security for the film taped off areas for filming... but city officials say they weren't notified. when they arrived... they began to take the traffic cones. when the film's crew tried to stop them... a fight broke out. the film studio says 5 crew members were and they may have been born months ago... but these two panda cubs finally have names. they were born at a zoo in austria back in august. zoo officials set up an online poll so the people could decide what to name the baby panda bears. 12-thousand people voted to name the male cub... he's now called "fu ban"-- meaning "happy companion". the zoo had already chosen his sister's name "fu feng"-- meaning "lucky phoenix". ?wanna see a kangaroo bird... or a semi-normal green-lidden fawn? then head to orlando this weekend. it's your

genuinely emerging markets, demographic story, the long-term, they will come good, india, indonesia,hey are isolated. they have a young demographic, they have growth, solid politics. that is somewhere where it will not become good in the same time went as everything else but over five years, 10 years, a decent investment. it is important to distinguish between all this blanket aem step -- asian currencies, most of the asian currencies have not weekend as much as the euro against the dollar, it has been dollar strength. vonnie: if you look at the adxy, it is down 2%. le t moreve a tolerance for risk, which countries would you pick and would you buy the major index in that country or how would you but your money to work -- how would you put your money to work? indonesia, genuine emerging markets have a lot of room to grow to become global powers in the next 10 years, 20 years, that is where you can avoid from indexes and fine local themes and companies, banks in india are interesting, they have been hit by the abolishment of these notes but they are still good local banks in india gene

it is one of 120 active volcanoes in indonesia.. which is on what is known as the pacific "ring of fire."/// ((sherry swensk)) halloween was frightfully perfect last night... and we're off to a cooler start to we were in the warm mid 80s over the weekend... and today about fifteen degrees cooler. ..........about it's chilly in the shade still... so the sun feels good and we'll struggle to make it to the low 70s in some neighborhoods today. ............. normal... but it won't take long to rebound and get well above normal again by the weekend. and california somewhat winding but as this system passes by tonight it will increase the northerly winds along the colorado river tomorrow and in our local mountains. ........... game six of the world series will be balmy compared to game five in chicago two nights ago. ........ cleveland. ........... mostly sunny for the rest of our afternoon... then increasing temps this week and even warmer 80s by the weekend when we fall back to standard time. set your clocks back an hour for extra sleep

has led toon protests in thailand and indonesia. they are demanding respective governments do more to help. >> what is happening is a slaughter. criticize our own government, which is not doing anything. >> it is a symbol for peace. when the muslims are being slaughtered in this country, she keeps quiet. million rohingya muslims are in burma. they u.n. says the latest crackdown comes as politicians claimed the rohingya muslims and groups for the -- blamed the rohingya militant groups for the killing of nine guards. anchor: and will minister in prison time for murdering her husband after decades of abuse. lawyers throwing in the towel after her rejection of an early release. despite a partial amnesty, judges found that she failed to show contrition over the shotgun my -- shotgun murder of her spouse. she is eligible for parole in 2018. story making news on the internet all day for the elimination of violence against women. >> violence is a human rights -- it can impacting take the form of physical, sexual, and psychological violence.

from indonesia to india and beyond. "i am mildly surprised because i don't take american pollsters so lightly, because they are the ones with well-developed size. but i'm not shocked because there is a mainstream insurgency on across the democratic world right now because there is a belief somehow disempowered and disenfranchised the once dominant communities or ethnicities or a population." (mos) when i woke up i just turned on my tv and i realised it was real. and i was like really? did they really vote for the guy? (mos) personally i work in financial sector and it's quite difficult for him to do all he promised to do. i just read his speech this morning which before so hopefully it will go this way. at the end of last month, donald trump spoke in gettysburg, pennsylvania and released a plan for his first 100 days in officer. the plan outlines three main areas of focus. the first: cleaning up washington by imposing term limits on congress. the second: protecting american workers and the third: restoring rule of law.

and a few towns in southeastern mass will likely hit 60 indonesia. once the front moves offshore. we're in the low 50s for highs and lots of sun. change. in the 50s in the morning and a strong front will be arriving in the afternoon. and with that front, a band of clouds and a slight chance of a shower on friday which is veterans day. for any of the observations. the biggest focus will be on the wind and the falling temperatures. the wind turning to the northwest. and a blustery cold friday night. saturday, a chilly day. breezy out of the northwest. and the cold is not going to stick around for all that the winds turning more westerly and we'll be back above 50 degrees on sunday afternoon. clear and chilly for sunday night football for the patriots. back through the 40s after a day of highs in the middle 50s around gillette. we have a super moon next week. it's the closest full moon of this year. not just this year but since january of 1948. highest tides of the year. there are no storms but the end of next week, one could be nearby. ups and downs in temperatures, and otherwise, a

they had been the center of an investigation on bribery and corruption in china and indonesia going back to 2012. other businessme headlines, protests continued in the u.s. state of north dakota against the new proposed oil pipeline. is theive american tribe leading opposition to the dakota access pipeline, saying it would disrupt the sacred aerial site and source of drinking water. say the nearly 1200 mile-long pipeline could funnel up to 570,000 barrels of oil per day. next results for kellogg's, saying quarterly profit rose 42% . overall sales in the third quarter dropped in kellogg's has lowered its annual forecast citing weak demand for its cereal brands. reuters is taking -- is trying to streamline its business. the layoffs will mainly affect financial and risk business and operations group. was 34th international trade fair has opened in havana. a chance for the major manufacturers to show off their wares and to make inroads into the cuban economy. american companies haven't -- have had difficulty penetrating the market even after the president tried to normalize relationships wit

i am from indonesia. chairman of the united development party of indonesia. i have two questions. since there are four candidates, they are from libertarian and green party, if i'm not mistaken, joining in the election, and of course, it is inside -- [inaudible]. why the 15% rule still used in, what should i call on the two candidates who join the debates? i mean people have their rights to know what the views of the other candidates, instead of concerning eight or two or 4% in the polls. that is my question because people have, have the right to know what the views of the other two candidates. secondly what is the ethics, kind of norms that are used by the commission of the presidential candidate to, what is allowed and not allowed to express in the, in the presidential debates? i think that's all. thank you. >> why don't we start off with the question. >> i'll start. >> frank start. mike respond to the first question please. >> let me respond to the last gentleman first. there were over 1000 people who ran for president of the united states this year, okay? 1000, who registered

marzuki darusman from indonesia, currently un special rapporteur on north korea, collects such evidence. >> for the moment, we do have to recognize that the democratic people's republic of korea continues to pose a challenge to the international community in terms of its continuing practice of totalitarian repression of its people. we do have satellite imagery that clearly corroborates the existence of these camps. between 180,000 to 200,000 inmates are being incarcerated. crimes against humanity took place and continue to take place in that country. >> mr. darusman presents his findings to various un commissions at regular intervals. and just as regularly, objections are raised by north korea's un representatives. >> we would like to once again categorically reject the special reporter and his report on the human rights situation in the dprk. this special reporter and his report constitute extreme manifestation of politicization, selectivity, and double standards and have no relevance whatsoever with genuine human rights. >> chanyang ju had to wait for three years until her family had

the women were welcomed on stage to show off the cups, representing american cities, as well as indonesia, dubai, canada, russia and south korea. the cups are available starting fox5 news this morning will be right back with the latest on the donald trump protests. plus, peter dawson is breaking down all of the veterans day deals being offered to servicemembers here in the valley. we'll be back in 2 minutes. live from las vegas fox5 news this donald trump and president obama... together... in the white house... ohh this should be good... see what these two will be talking about. "not my president! not my president!" from los angeles to chicago trump protests continue to grow. and more protests are planned including right here in las vegas. cc will continue shortly good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. the warmth continues today as highs remain well above average with light winds & a few high clouds. we will top out at 80 degrees today with a nice weekend ahead. friday will be in

timor by indonesia, western sahara by morocco. both populations supported u.n.ecurity council resolutions calling for referenda for self determination. which timor got in 1999 and voted overwhelmingly to become independent. the people of western sahara are still calling for that referendum to take place. east timorese minister constancio pinto just came from east timor where on november 12, he was involved in the 25th anniversary observance of the santa cruz massacre where indonesian military attacked using u.s. weapons gunned down , over 270 timorese. he was a lead organizer of the peaceful procession. i asked him his thoughts on the anniversary. massacrethe santa cruz day.s was a national it was a turning point for the struggle of my state. it took sonar over 20 years to get the world to know the suffering that we have endured here -- during the indonesian occupation. day,fore, we honor this the 25th anniversary of the where 270 lives were inen by the indonesian army cold blood. ordertinue to do this in of our spiritame of nationalism and sentiment among the y

authorities fear that the 7-year-old may have been taken to indonesia by her mother. adinda has brown hair and brown eyes. when last seen, she was 4-feet-tall and weighed 40 pounds. time now for our family safety tip--important information for everyone you love. boy: come on, mom, we need the passes. second boy: and the lunch money. mom: boys, please, give me 5 seconds. second boy: but the lines are getting longer. mom: calm down, you maniacs. the passes are...here. boy: got 'em! mom: meet us at lunch at the food court, and try to stay together! alex: the instructions from this mom are ambiguous. she needs to make a specific plan. mom: ah, not so fast. now, the plan is, you ride all the rides in the park. got that? boy: good plan. second boy: what about the lunch money? mom: lunch money will be distributed when we meet at the food court at 1 p.m. got that? boy: got it. dad: show me watches. that's good, sweetie. mom: and remember, always... stay together. boy: ok. second boy: yeah. mom: got jeanne's identification card? dad: yep. got it. alex: parents should always de

it is one of more than 120 active volcanos in indonesia little guy. riding his toy car in the middle of traffic in china during rush hour. cars drive around him before a police officer steps in. the officer was on duty and happened to spot the boy. he eventually found the child's very relieved mother and returned him home. what i can't believe. what about the other cars going by him? >> it is like that a kid. >> i got to answer this text message. >> that's right. >> what is going on. >> a few showers in the mountains and maybe for the weekend a shower down there. let's look and the weather problems. we have partly cloudy to cloudy skies and a pretty nice day and it was cooler as we look at the doppler 4000. a few showers and look at the lightning strikes. let's put the counter on, 33 strikes in the last 15 minutes and we p showers here and snow shower at the higher elevations and rain showers and off and on. and as we roll into thursday and friday you see a more potent form pushing to jefferson county and some of this into saturday might spill in the

indonesia has no extradition treaty with the united states. i loh anuntries. isn't that where shane fitzhugh fled to? ed by the balinese police tomorrow morning. did he hurt someone there? gonna find ten kilograms of uncut cocaine in his home. your friend is gonna plant it. itsevere. gonna find ten kilograms of uncut cocaine in his home. if y feel i'm acting rashly... i didn't say anything. (indistinct voices in distance) bang! hey, if i can find it, so can your parole officer. why are you here? heard about your new friend, ms. watson. i understand you two been spending a lot of time together. what do you care? (laughing) you are aware that she works for the police, aren't you? you and me, shinwell, we got big plans. be a shame if you die before we see them through. (door opens) (door closes) [ bells jingling ] whoa. the holidays are coming. [ barks ] you're right. we need to get ready for the big show. what's up dudes? lots to do. hey iron man can you run up for the lights? ? definitely taller. it's starting to click guys. woo-hoo. yes. [ instrumental music ]

i will be on the road for the last two weeks - so - i've gone one week in indonesia and singapore one week in australia, one week in the us. weekend and a couple of days in london and then flying back to mongolia. >> should i ask you what kind of luggage you like? >> it's very small. very, very small. keep it small. >> i will learn some travel tips from you. >> travel once and you can be sorted out, i can tell you. >> arizona is still a very desirable place for copper, isn't it, >> absolutely >> and you said resolution, the concentration of copper in the soil. >> is very good. >> very high. >> very high and you know what- >> which is a small number to begin with, but - >> yeah, but we have done already i think 100 holes to understand the deposits you know and we are still doing some drilling. and the results are getting better and better. so, we are pretty optimistic, pretty bullish about it. we are bullish in general about copper market as we discussed earlier, but we were very optimistic and very bullish about the - our project in resolution. >> is there any looking out on the horiz

police in indonesia say that one person has been killed in clashes between protesters and security forces in jakarta. officers using tear gas to disperse tens of thousands of people protesting against the governor over claims he insulted the chiron. demonstrators were led by the islamic defenders front claiming that he should be jailed for blasphemy. he is a christian and the first ethnic chinese person to hold the office. boris johnson says his country remains committed to leaving the european union despite a ruling ordering the government to obtain parliamentary approval first. johnson has been meeting today with his german counterpart in berlin assuring him that britain wanted to forge a new relationship with europe. boris johnson had a little fun with his own version of a famous berlin speech. >> ich bien nicht berliner. >> boris johnson striking a friendly tone as he attempts to reassure his german counterpart after an ruling by the high court in london. germany and the eu wanted to begin talks as soon as possible, but those plans may have been disrupted after the british government

whether it was storms and ouster idea or labor disputes in indonesia.een the supply situation change. that was one thing. the other factor is that china has worked that coming into the second half of 2015. scarlet: the revival of economic data, serving data and the hard notures has picked up getting any attention for obvious reasons. >> there is another story going beenhe market has double-digit price gains. we are seeing copper rally. i wonder if iron ore is still a good investment in china. >> the government has started to crack down. exchanges.arious they used to be down in contract negotiations. now it is going to be more to an exchange platform. it is still immature in many ways but it's being driven by fundamentals. this is a classic example of where commodities are following them. saw an extraordinary surge pretty can we go higher? >> what is next is going to be the tone of the trump presidency. we don't know what stimulus we will get we don't know what will be the global trade from tariffs . going forward i would say the risks are skewed to the

>> a piglet, they've named him pecan even though native to indonesia there are only 5,000 of these wild swine in the wild. >> this is adorable, but also really freaky looking. >> where does this happen? >> this happened at the chester zoo in the uk. have this little creature there, because they are very, very endangered. it's a special pig. there aren't that many around. >>> this next animal, not rare, but perfectly adorable. that is a koala. drew russell says he's been in the house about five years and for five years whenever it gets warm, it wanders over because it knows he's going to offer some water. >> that's so cool, like having your own pet koala. >> 30 degrees celsius, 86. oh, that's a nice cool spring day. for this koala, it was a little warm. think about it, five years the same koala comes and gets some water. he says his arm started to hurt because he was holding the tub up for half an hour. >> obviously, that is one thirsty koala. >>> thrill seekers, adventurers, i don't understand their minds. >> you feel alive. >> by nearly dying. >> well, he does just that every single ti

on monday. 20 people in the far east have been killed after a speed boat capsized in n'djamena -- indonesia. the woman who organized this trip has been arrested. officers in that area believe that the trip was illegal and that workers were undocumented because of the high fares to pay. >>> today the phoenix suns will be celebrating high culture 5000 fans who are 21 or older will get a special edition bobble head. tip of against the trail blazers is at 7:00. >>> your most accurate forecast if you are just waking up with us this morning if you thought yesterday was cool today is going to be even cooler when you step outside with temperatures running 7 degrees cooler in several cities in your parentsit including at phoenix sky harbor. you mix officially down to 63 degrees with some passing high clouds. it is going to be and other gorgeous day. our most accurate forecast a high of 83 degrees that is right near average today. we do have rain chances moving away. i will show you when to expect them next. >> abc15 desert drive times brought to you by centurylink >> take a look at the pic picture.

in indonesia, children in aceh province have taken part in tsunami evacuation drills. the 2004 indian ocean tsunami killed more than 160,000 people in the province. the elementary school in the provincial capital in banda aceh, about 60 children took part in the drill. they gathered in the school playground and then followed teachers to the rooftop of an evacuation building. it was built with support from japan. >> translator: we all worked hard in the drill. >> translator: i'm glad i took part in the drill. if a tsunami hits, i will run to the evacuation building to save myself. >> translator: i think it's very important to have an evacuation building. at the same time, it's also very important for people to have an awareness of preventing disaster. with that in mind, we hope to use world tsunami awareness day as an opportunity to make the town disaster resistant. >> school officials from the area hit by the march 2011 northeastern japan observed the drill. a vice principal at a junior high school in kamaishi city at the time of the disaster said students at her schoo

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fortune.com says the cups were created by 13 women from six countries, including the u.s, indonesia, dubai, canada, russia and south korea. coming up at six - a big meeting suzanne? suzanne live tease >> alert. >> tensions across the country erupting. anti-trump protesters flooding the streets, setting fires. the new word from those scenes coming in overnight abc 7 a man shot near the verizon center. same swing is live. still a busy scene. ; we are right underneath the chinatown arch. i want to show you the active investigation ongoing.