indonesia is ginormous. but of all the 260 million people in indonesia, its biggest tax payment every year comes from arizona, comes from this american company. it's just huge. in our presidential election this past year, do you remember when indonesia had a weird little cameo role? it was in the republican primary. it came up. it was so strange, so unexpected, so not just inexplicable but unexplained. at the time and until now, it didn't ever make sense until now. and i love it when a story like, you know, doesn't make sense for a year, and then all of a sudden it does. it rarely happens when you get it so clearly, like light dawns on marblehead, oh, that's why that happened. in this case, light dawns on marblehead, now we get it. it started off strangely with no explanation. it was last september, 2015. a few months into the start of the republican primary. the donald trump candidacy had started in june of 2015, and it was almost, honestly, treated as a joke from the beginning. his supporters can crow abou

this is just austere growth in indonesia but this isjust an austere growth in indonesia but this is justing the waters and seeing how this may play in the future because there are some concerns that customers have not placed their trust in technology based financial services in indonesia because for e—commerce it took about 50 years to finally take off in indonesia. —— 15 years. it has recently ta ken off in indonesia. —— 15 years. it has recently taken off really well so bca will have to wait and see how it goes in indonesia but if he plays well then they are optimistic they will inject more capital into this start—ups in indonesia. will inject more capital into this start-ups in indonesia. a quick look at the markets, as you can see they are all in negative territory. this is after president trump's travel banks. those are the markets. in 04 investing your time with us. sport is coming up next. —— thank you. you are watching bbc news. leaders of the devolved government in scotland, wales and northern ireland have demanded a greater role in brexit negotiations. cardiff — the latest stop

surprised and could this be the end of objective and frank opinion from banks in indonesia?he finance ministry in indonesia has been asked this question by the local press and reportedly they have said if the assessments are credible and make sense then they will agree with those assessments, and they've said to local banks and international banks operating in indonesia, there's nothing to fear if you say what we think to be true. karishma vaswani speaking to me earlier. japanese firm tosh either has issued a recall for 81,000 laptops as the lithium ion battery pack could overheat posing burn and fire hazards to users. it battery packs in 41 models sold betweenjune 2011 and november 2016. —— in 41 models sold betweenjune 2011 and november2016. —— it in 41 models sold betweenjune 2011 and november 2016. —— it involves. deutsche bank has agreed to pay $95 million to resolve a us government lawsuit which accuses the bank of using shell companies to pay taxes in 2000. the settlement revolves around a lawsuit which was filed in december, 2014. it was aimed at recovering $190 mill

indonesia changes its tune on mining exports, relaxing two year ban. how the art world has lost its lustre, as buyers from china shy away. good morning asia, hello world. it is a friday, almost a weekend. glad you could join us for this edition of asia business report. i am this edition of asia business report. iam rico this edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. this edition of asia business report. iam rico hizon. we this edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. we start off with indonesia where the government has done an about—face on its ban on raw mineral exports. indonesia will now allow exports of more unprocessed minerals, a big change from two years ago when the government banned most exports to force mining companies to process minerals within the country. the president, joko widodo, explained his decision. translation: we need to make sure that our natural resources benefit our own people. that's the founding principle, and oui’ that's the founding principle, and our mining needs to be sustainable and done with respect fo

indonesia hitting back at j.p.d doing so by cutting business partnerships, all in retaliation for the bank issuing a downgrade. we have the background. rosalind: the indonesia finance ministry says it is not accurate or credible. the report downgraded toonesia's equity markets underweight, and called it a technical response to donald trump's win. the indonesian finance ministry says it will stop using j.p. morgan is a primary dealer and underwriter of sovereign bonds. let's take a look to see how j.p. morgan chase ranks in all of this. this shows a breakdown of underwriting in indonesia sovereign bonds last year. j.p. morgan chase tied for sixth $850, more than 800 a.d million. finance ministry saying that the banks should take responsibility for economic reports that could influence fundamentals, so indonesia not happy there. rishaad: you have to be careful there. i suppose this is the fine line to go down, isn't it? you don't want to offend them and lose business, but at the same time, you don't want to be seen a

as you know, indonesia retaliated.further action, ordering all primary theyrs in the country, have to maintain relations with the government. failure to comply, they say, may lead to their dealership license is getting terminated. indonesia making it quite clear. amine: haslinda joining us from singapore. bond out why rowboa traders are cornering the market in bitcoin. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: after hitting a record high, then tumbling just as fast, bitcoin back in the headlines. traders that have grabbed 80% of trade in the crypto currency. dominant is automated trading when it comes to the world of bitcoin? fit, asin is a natural much as 80% of trading transaction volumes are done by automated trading. to spirit trying money a cross the borders. you have an army of professional traders using strategies that are deployed by some of wall street's biggest players, and these people see bitcoin as their new playground. yvonne: what makes the automated trading so popular? >> bitcoins market structure boxes,ll the right

morgan was pressured to reverse its rating after indonesia retaliated?an a lot. , j.p. morganl itself says there was no pressure for its reverse and call, action taken by the indonesian government it said had nothing to do with it. in a statement, it said its research is independent and published as the result of extensive, objective analysis. inyou speak to some people the market, they say it is probably a compromise with the government. you know, indonesia retaliated and stopped all business with j.p. morgan. last week, it took further action against the negative research, ordering all primary bank,s, hsbc, deutsche they have to maintain relations with the government, or if they fail to comply, their dealership licenses may get terminated, so crystal clear what indonesia once. you so much. haslinda, joining us from singapore. bloomberg markets: middle east coming up at the top of the hour. yousef gamal el-din is standing by in dubai. lots coming up. we have a call on saudi arabia from the imf, downgrading 2017 growth to .4%. implications the of that an

also, the local reach in malaysia indonesia and , singapore. want to talk to government industry, the owners of some of these real estate industry businesses, in many cases, they are wealthy billionaires and wealthy multimillionaires, and tpg is well-connected and we can access those individuals. haslinda: where do you see innovation in property guru? steve: it has been a key reason for the success of the business. you think about where we were seven years ago. everyone was using traditional media. now, it is all online. consumers all have smartphones and having usable services on a , smart phone is important and personalizing that content is important, making sure you provide lots of content. we published 600 or 700 articles and property reviews on specific projects every single month. as we go forward in the next three to five years virtual , reality will play a role. we not going to go pokemon go yet. haslinda: why not? steve: in the future in five years time, people will probably view online with virtual reality. it will be an immersive env

in indonesia, if fire brea ks nationals.n indonesia, if fire breaks out on a tourist very killing 23 people, many are still missing. the british royal family attends a new year's day church service, without the queen, but princess anne says she is better after a heavy cold. hello and welcome to the programme. a huge manhunt is underway for a man who opened fire in a nightclub in istanbul killing 39 people the attack took place while people were welcoming in the new year. it happened at the popular reina nightclub — located there on the the banks of the bosphorus. the shooting marks an end to a bloody year in turkey — which has seen a string of attacks carried out by the so—called islamic state group, and kurdish militants. our correspondent — mark lowen is in istanbul and sent this report. the mood was of celebration, one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... they expected a night ofjoy, a fresh start — not this. less than two hours into the new year, a gunman opened fire outsi

beneath thehe canopy of indonesia's rainforest, life comes together to produce an amazing symphony of wild sounds. [whistling] [low growl] [roaring] [chirping] [bellowing] but now, , the rainfoforest's mt booming voice is increasingly hard to find. [deep trumpet] the sumatran elephant teeters on the edge of extinction, and there's no one else to blame but ourselves. [loud buzzing] it's here in grocery storores where thehe fate of i indonesian elelephants begins. you may have never heard of it, but palm oil, a common vegetable oil, , has been a growing presee on supermarket shelves since the 1990s. it's high yield, versatilility, and p price maket an exceptional competitor against alternative vegetable oils. today, palm oil and its deririvatives arare present t i% of all packaged food. products like bread, cookies, chocolate, chips, and even shower soap. the consumer benefits, but the sumatran elephants pay a prpric. their habitat is cleared by legal andnd illegal loggers to make room for palm oil planantations. we sent ourur u.. field producer jim wickens to the aceh region of north s

and that includes reports of two luxury resorts in indonesia. trump's plans to avoid conflicts of interest and why the strategy might not be nearly enough according to some reporters. that's straight ahead. >>> it's time for headlines at the half. president-elect donald trump spokesperson defending his claim that he knows things about alleged russian hacking that other people just don't know. incoming press secretary sean spicer saying there isn't conclusive evidence that russia hacked. president obama and his family returning to washingn today after their christmas vacation in hawaii. the president will visit capitol hiednesday for a special session with democrats on how to protect obamacare. he's also preparing a farewell speech he'll deliver in chicago january 10th. members in congress arriving in washington for the start of the new congress. that is tomorrow and topping the agenda, republican efforts to repeal and replace, of course, the affordable care act. >>> isis claiming responsibility for that new year's attack on a popular nightclub o

let's look at indonesia. that is the opposite in many ways. the indonesian it by thehis party mid-1960's is the largest communist party in the world. about 100 million people in the orntry, maybe three million 4 million members. but if you had in the women organization, the use, other organizations, according to some estimates it might be up to a quarter of a million people. out throughtarted cardinal visits to moscow twice. massive amounts of aid. mostly military aid. the lions share of military aid goes toward indonesia. this seems like a perfect case. you can see the number of chinese and habitants per 1930.nd in they are incredibly unpopular in the post-independence time. there is a long battle between the chinese and indonesians over the state of chinese property in indonesia. violence on many occasions. it leads the military classes to beast suspicious of the chinese. this is a country they do not like and they find dangerous to their north. the relationship is rocky through the 1960 us. soviet relations are much better but we have oppos

in jakarta, motorbikes are sold in indonesia each year.to motorbikes to try and get around reasonably quickly. they can weave through the traffic but the government is hoping that by making it harder and more expensive for people to own a bike they will think twice about buying a bike and having to add their bike to this already chaotic and traffic jams to add their bike to this already chaotic and trafficjams streets. but for this motorbike driver, owning a bike isn‘t a choice and he is worried about how he is going to pay a 300% increase in this year‘s registration fees. translation: it is too much all at once. i don‘t earn very much. why didn‘t they make ita earn very much. why didn‘t they make it a slow increase? it is going to be very hard. i am struggling at the moment to earn enough to feed my family, let alone pay registration. the government says it is going to use the money that it gets from the increase to pay for its infrastructure projects that include the building of a mass rapid transport network, an underground subway train

y seguimos en indonesia donde decenas de pasajeros abandonaron la aeronave tras notar que el piloto estabauesto de seguridad de la terminal aÉrea, el piloto fue reemplazado por otro y ya ha sido suspendido de la empresa. y mÁs de 1000 migrantes africanos trataron de cruzar la frontera y penetrar el territoriode la regiÓn espaÑola en el norte, desesperados intentaron sacar una cerca de mÁs de 6 m de altura pero fueron detenidos por las autoridades que no daban abasto ante la avalancha humana, cinco policÍas espaÑoles y 50 marroquÍes resultaron heridos. las sanciones desamparadas reciben algo mÁs que una cena caliente para despedir este aÑo. presentadora: bueno, puede que ya no recuerda ni como se llama pero una sanciones desamparadas tuvieron de aÑo vino de no olvidar, gracias a la fundaciÓn precisÓ la fiesta y la repartió regalos a mÁs de dos hitos indigentes para despedir el 2016. reportero: con su lento caminar doÑa julia logrÓ llegar un dÍa mÁs a su destino, para saciar el hambre y obtener un regalo. julia: me han regalado una colcha. bien caliente. sÍ, porque estÁ haciendo frÍo en la c

questions for indonesia after 23 people are killed when fire breaks out on a crowded ferry. others are still missing. i'm kasia madera, in london. britain's queen elizabeth is said to be better despite missing a second church service due to a heavy cold. and will the world's scientists come up with desperately—needed antibiotics to fight superbugs in 2017? we'll look at the big global health issues of the year ahead. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8.00am in singapore, midnight in london and 3.00am in turkey, just over 2a hours since a gunman forced his way into an istanbul nightclub and opened fire. he killed 39 people, most of them foreign visitors, before disappearing into the night. turkish police have launched a massive manhunt. a leader of the kurdish militant group, the pkk, has denied any involvement. mark lowen reports from istanbul. the mood was of celebration. one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... they expected a night ofjoy, a fre

questions for indonesia, after 23 people are killed when fire breaks out on a crowded ferry.ers are still missing. queen elizabeth has missed a second church service as she continues to recover from a "heavy cold". and will the world's scientists come up with desperately—needed antibiotics to fight super bugs in 2017? we'll look at the big global health issues of the year ahead. police in turkey are hunting for a gunman who opened fire at a nightclub packed with new year revellers — killing at least 39 people. another 69 were wounded, four of them critically, in what istanbul's governor described as a "terrorist attack". officials say some 15 foreign nationals were killed in the shooting at one of the city's most popular nightspots. the attack marks a bloody end to a year that saw ankara and istanbul targeted by several attacks carried out by the so—called islamic state group, and separately, kurdish rebels. mark lowen reports from istanbul. the mood was of celebration. one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... they expected a n

questions for indonesia after 23 people are killed when fire breaks out on a crowded ferry. others are still missing. i'm kasia madera in london. queen elizabeth has missed a second church service as she continues to recover from a heavy cold she caught before christmas. and will the world's scientists come up with desperately needed antibiotics to fight superbugs in 2017? we'll look at the big global health issues of the year ahead. good morning. we have breaking news on the ongoing scandal we have been telling you about about the south korean president. according to reuters news agency, danish police have arrested the daughter of a long—time friend, choi soon—sil, at the centre of an influence—peddling scandal. many former ministers and some government officials have been arrested. her friend has been arrested as well. according to reuters news agency her daughter has been arrested in denmark, according to south korean broadcasterjtbc, which reported on wednesday. just over 2a hours since a gunman forced his way into an istanbul nightclub and opened fire. he killed 39 peop

after the 1958 there was a rebellion and attempt in indonesia. after then, a lot of indonesian military training went on with the soviet. officersa lot of trained by 1964. weekly on -- he threatens them. act " thedecided to indonesian bourgeoisie would have an attitude towards the pki and it would not be good towards the pki." they are saying they will six bortion mercy on you -- urgeoisie on you. they are not happy with the communist party. a year later, the pki is mastered over the next couple of years in one of the bloodiest episodes of the cold war. the soviet and chinese have opposite reactions. the chinese decry the new government as being fascist, militarist. they retained their relationship with jakarta. this is an interesting parallel chile. into a -- in the chinese quietly maintained relations. soviet reaction to a happen in indonesia in 1965 tells you what they thought about the policy of the pki. they reject their own for anti-imperialistic policy. they rejected the international global order, which benefited the soviets. anti-imperia

indonesia is even more for crony invested swamp in america. >> you would have a special license.rprise and once you do get that license you would have to wait for the president literally to tell you how much quality can import. john: glad that doesn't happen in america, accepted does. >> i give to everybody. when a i call i get then you know what when i need something from them two years later, three years later i called them and they are there for me. it's a broken system. >> would you get from hillary get from hillary clinton and nancy pelosi? >> with hillary clinton i said get my wedding and she came to my wedding. she had no choice because i gave to a foundation. john: so sleazy. still cronyism is worth in other countries and that's why the atlas hosted the competition. it's important to spread these ideas around the world. >> definitely. these are universal values. they are not american values. we believe everyone deserves liberty and it's fantastic that so many organizations that embrace this mission. john: why did she win? >> she represents our partner in indonesia and pin

indonesia is even more for crony invested swamp in america. >> you would have a special license.at license you would have to be a state-owned enterprise and once you do get that license you would have to wait for the president literally to tell you how much quality can import. john: glad that doesn't happen in america, accepted does. >> i give to everybody. when a i call i get then you know what when i need something from them two years later, three years later i called them and they are there for me. it's a broken system. >> would you get from hillary get from hillary clinton and nancy pelosi? >> with hillary clinton i said get my wedding and she came to my wedding. she had no choice because i gave to a foundation. john: so sleazy. still cronyism is worth in other countries and that's why the atlas hosted the competition. it's important to spread these ideas around the world. >> definitely. these are universal values. they are not american values. we believe everyone deserves liberty and it's fantastic that so many organizations that embrace this mission. john: why did she win?

indonesia has hit back on j.p.businessase, a cutting partnership in retaliation for the bank issuing a downgrade. rosalind chin is following this for us. give us the background. rosalind: j.p. morgan chase downgraded indonesian up by one, not by two, two underway. it was a technical response of donald trump's win. by opportunities in indonesia later. the foreign finance ministers at the report was neither accurate or credible purity finance ministry says it will stop using jpmorgan as a primary dealer and underwriter of sovereign bonds. the terminal will show the breakdown of indonesian bonds. you can see, last year, j.p. morgan basically tied at number six, with $850 million of issuance. there are banks which have handled more, city and deutsche bank among those. andainly did -- citi deutsche bank among those. certainly j.p. morgan in the top 10. previously, it would go to other banks. the finance minister saying banks should take responsibility for reports that influence fundamentals and psychology. >> what about

many people in indonesia are poor. they get little benefit from the country's rapid economic growth. taufan is convinced that a lot has to happen for that to change. he meets up with friends in jakarta. they're doctors, bankers, musicians, and it entrepreneurs, and they're members of the global shapers community, a worldwide network made up of young people under the age of 30 with plenty of motivation and commitment. stella: with 250 million people, we can actually do a lot, but the thing we are lacking at the moment is the right kind of resources, the right kind of skills, the mind set which could solve a lot of internal problems in this country and also globally. andreas: actually we have to promote more tolerance in society. it can be promoted through music, because in music we have so many different kind of sounds, different instruments, different genres but still we can create harmony. ♪ reporter: andreas arianto is banking on the power of music, and, together, the global shapers are banking on change. [applause]

. >> here in indonesia where we will fine the gold. >> with the drink in one hand and cigarette in thether he goes all out in the search for underground fortune. >> look, can you have the great american archive, you know, of a entrepreneur, someone hoist resilient enough to keep chasing down a dream that they say it is in the possible, not out there. >> reporter: mcconaughey gained 47-pound for the role. >> first your stomach stretches and it is fake weight but then it kicks in and then i got a lot more gravity and you go okay, we're in. >> he teams up with edgard ramirez co starring as geologist who directs the dig and becomes his friend. >> we have to go. >> we have a gold mine. >> the plot takes one twist after another, as the two face corrupt government, greedy bankers and everything from malaria to tigers. >> there are two guys, two friends, who manage to keep loyal to each other and keep their word until the very end. >> a movie about grit and the american dream but, above all, friendship. jamie ukiss for cbs news, new york. >>> he really commits to these parts. a few years ago h

indonesia and japan have pledged to co—ordinate closely on maritime security, as both nations face anrtive china. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, who is on a visit to indonesia, said it is important to solve the south china sea conflict peacefully. indonesia is not part of the dispute over claims in the south china sea, but it objects to china's claim to waters around the natuna islands. a very close escape court on camera in the czech republic. you see them making a swift run to the accent. everybody made it to safetyjust in time because of that collapse. the cause is still unknown. new zealand's new prime minister says he will continue to champion a major asia—pacific trade deal. bill english has been speaking to the bbc‘s lucy hockings, in one of his first major interviews since taking office. mr english said the trade deal was still alive, despite donald trump's vow to withdraw from the tra ns—pacific partnership on his first day in office. we are a small, open economy. trade's our lifeblood. and, despite some of the politics around trade, we are firm advocates of being an ope

, china, brazil and paying to win contracts in indonesia, china, braziland other markets, and they haveer than expected despite wea kness better than expected despite weakness in the marine business. now, a south korean court will decide on wednesday whether the head of samsung should be arrested on bribery charges in the latest twist ina bribery charges in the latest twist in a corruption scandal that has engulfed the president of south korea. the family run conglomerates known as trebles were typically considered untouchables but is it now changing? a question i asked. considered untouchables but is it now changing? a question i askedm isa now changing? a question i askedm is a big shock and impact to the korean economy and it may be shocking, especially samsung is known for the global brand, essentially a very world—class company, so, you know, in the past, many chaebol chairman, like hyundai, oi’ many chaebol chairman, like hyundai, or sk group, it was shocking with samsung. it is not the first time we have seen chaebols in broad in this kind of scandal but we know, as you say, they

rather unusually we saw markets like thailand and indonesia performing well.they continue to do so? it seems quite likely, in particular indonesia where we have seen narrowing account deficits and improvements in interest—rate environment. it seems the settings are right for further gains for the sharemarket. there is less participation in the thai market, but nonetheless coming from a very modest base after many years of political uncertainty, and there is once again potential for further gains. they might not be the regions again this year but there is no reason to think they will give up their gains reason to think they will give up theirgains —— might reason to think they will give up their gains —— might not lead the region again. and another market with strong international participation is the chinese market, we saw them going gangbusters in 25th tea m we saw them going gangbusters in 25th team but that wasn't the case in 2016. it wasn't, and there was a bit of a diverges from the steadying we saw in the overall economy against what was a weak performan

questions for indonesia after 23 people are killed when a fire regs out on a crowded ferry. —— breakslice in turkey are hunting for a gunman who opened fire at a nightclub packed with new year revellers — killing at least 39 people. another 69 were wounded, four of them critically, in what istanbul's governor described as a "terrorist attack". officials say some 15 foreign nationals were killed in the shooting at one of the city's most popular nightspots. the attack marks a bloody end to a year that saw ankara and istanbul targeted by several attacks carried out by the so—called islamic state group, and separately, kurdish rebels. mark lowen reports from istanbul. the mood was of celebration. one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... they expected a night ofjoy, a fresh start — not this. less than two hours into the new year, a gunman opened fire outside, bullets ricocheting as he shot a policeman and a civilian. another camera showed people cowering as the attacker struck before he stormed the club. inside, his killing spree continued —

in the last decade we have seen phenomenal growth, particularly because indonesia is a key driver forto accounting for 40% of asean. private consumption is fuelling the growth of asean more and more, with the big population is of indonesia, the philippines, and so on. domestic consumption is a key driver of growth, but 2017, there will be a lot of red flags, vulnerabilities, for the asean economy, like the new donald trump policies, brexit, and the slowing chinese economy. there are headwinds, like last year as well. but we expect their gdp to reach 2.6 trillion in this current year with a growth rate of about 4.6%. i think exports already were facing headwinds in the last two yea rs. facing headwinds in the last two years. many countries last year saw some negative growth in exports. more and more it is depending on private consumption and infrastructure investment. quickly, what will be the top three asean economies this year? in terms of pure economic rapid growth, it will be the frontier economies, plus the philippines. the philippines is doing well, which you will be glad to hear

it is one of 120 active volcanoes in indonesia.ws 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. mark: thanks. u.k. prime minister theresa may laid out her vision on getting great britain out of the e.u. she remains committed to honoring the will of the voters. >> i want to be clear -- what i am proposing cannot mean membership of the single market. european leaders have said many times that membership means accepting the full freedom of goods, capital, services, and people, and being out of the e.u. but a member of the single market would mean complying with e.u.'s rules and regulations without having a vote as to what they are. mark: may also said she will get parliament a vote on the final deal. -- are you perplexed by the market action? >> not really. there was a lot of talk about that the pound would theresa may had to say. while indications were there in the single market, there was a lot of uncertainty. it sets a direction of travel. mark:

meanwhile, trump's business dealings in indonesia are also raising concerns. the trump organization is currently moving ahead with plans to open two resorts, one in bali and another in west java. these deals have brought trump close e to an indonesian billionaire media mogul who has formed his own political party, as well as indonesia's speaker of the house of representatives, who suffered a recent corruption scandal. "the new york times" reports trump's companies are also currently moving ahead with projects in india, uruguay and canada. just weeks away from inauguration on january 20, donald trump is continuing to struggle to book performers for the event. british singer rebecca ferguson has said she'd be willing to accept the invitation to perform -- but only if she's allowed to sing billie holiday's "strange fruit." ferguson said -- "if you allow me to sing "strange fruit" a song that has huge historical importance, a song that was blacklisted in the united states for being too controversial. a song that speaks to all the disregarded and down trodden black

in indonesia, if fire brea ks nationals. on a tourist very killing 23 people, many are still missing. the british royal family attends a

. >> reporter: the spokesperson said indonesia expects the u.s. to continue addressing challenges of terrorism and refugees. he said the country hopes trump's order will not hinder that. the decree has also angered people in the predominantly catholic philippines. dozens of students protested outside the american embassy. however, the president indicated he supports the action. >> trump said, i will not interfere in the affairs of other countries. now, if he has other policies to protect his country, i will understand. >>> japan airlines have stopped checking in passengers with passports from the seven countries who are trying to board flights to the u.s. japanese b japanese business leaders are raising their voices. he's very sad to see what's happening in america. he's offered free smartphone app calls between the u.s. and the countries subject to the ban. >>> onto other stories. people in charge of the crippled fukushima plant say they may have plaed a breakthrough for dismantling the facility. they released footage of what they think may be mo

. >> a volcano is blasting hot ash into the sky over indonesia. they are watching for eruptions here and the mountain was dormant before springing to life in 2010. indonesia has more than a dozen active volcanos due to its location on it's pacific. >>> so back here melissa magee says we are dealing with intermittent showers. >> it's light in nature and pickingp later on this afternoon. we'll show you stormtracker 6 live double scan raider it's dry for the most part in philadelphia and sprinkles are filling in for lancaster and reading and up through the poconos and showers in south jersey and delaware, street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan we are finding a concentration of some steadier precip at this hour. atlantic city you are dealing with wet weather and same in tuckahoe and wet roads in sea isle city and stone harbor. we'll get a break and then it will fill in again on the screen. live look outside at sky 6 hd, looking at the center city skyline, hard to make out the tops of the buildings, there are a lot of clouds around and patch