i don't think that indonesia is likely to overturn this and, certainly, the president of indonesia issure to protect these laws at this point. given the current situation to what extent are we seeing a rise in political islam in the country and how much is religion being used for political gain? that is the debate in indonesia right now. but my view is that indonesia actually is not moving in a more islamist direction, this situation really is particular to ahok and there is evidence of that. just look at the protest is organised last year. these were the largest demonstrations against ahok and demanding he be tried for blasphemy. there were the largest demonstration that indonesia had seen since the return of doctor democracy in 1998. they were funded and organised by the opponents of ahok. they do not have much to do with political islam. when they pulled their support earlier this year, the protest dissipated and they could not get more than 10,000 people in the streets,. i don't think this will lead towards more islamist politics in indonesia. as south korea's new president tries

indonesia's justice indonesia'sjustice minister indonesia's justice minister says indonesia'sjusticewill review the country's as any laws following the controversial jailing of the governor for blasphemy and inciting violence. the un human rights council has also raised concerns at case. the former governor, known as ahok, filed an appeal after being sentenced to two yea rs appeal after being sentenced to two years injail. he was appeal after being sentenced to two years in jail. he was a appeal after being sentenced to two years injail. he was a christian and was beaten in the jakarta elections last month by a muslim rival. let's cross over to bali and speak to a journalist and award—winning documentary maker. damien, they do so much forjoining us damien, they do so much forjoining us newsday. mr ahok has been sentenced to two years in jail and now you have the justice ministry reviewing the blasphemy laws. what is your reaction to this? i was very shocked when i watched and saw the whole process of what happened. this blasphemy law is really... it needs to be repealed soon. really.

but indonesia, overall, is currently...e province of aceh however there is a case that would make all sex outside of marriage illegal, including gay sex because gay marriage is not legal in indonesia. how focal are the people of aceh regarding this? -- vocal. the people of aceh do not play a huge role in national politics. that being said, many national political figures including many key hardliners regularly visit aceh and use aceh is an example of what indonesia could be. and so while it is not necessarily that the aceh are pushing their system onto the rest of indonesia but people elsewhere in indonesia look at aceh as a model. chetan bhagat is one of the best—selling authors in india. now another one of his books has been adapted for bollywood. ‘half girlfriend' is out in cinemas worldwide this week — it deals with controversial themes like class discrimination in india. haroon rashid met chetan recently, in london. my my stories have been about social issues in india, wrapped in love stories and the bollywood format.

currently, gay sex is legal in indonesia outside of aceh.rt in indonesia that would make all sex outside of marriage illegal including gay sex because gay marriage is not legal in indonesia. and how vocal are the aceh people regarding this? well, the aceh people don't play a huge role in national politics. many national political figures, including many hardline islamist figures regularly visit aceh and use aceh as an example of what indonesia could be. so, while it is not necessarily the acehnese pushing their system on the rest of indonesia, many conservative islamist indonesians elsewhere look at aceh as a model. apologies for the sound issues. we are going to turn to a story of love, where japan's princess maker, the oldest granddaughter of emperor akihito, will marry a former university classmate. that means she is giving up her royal status for love. it is putting pressure on the ever shrinking royalfamily love. it is putting pressure on the ever shrinking royal family as love. it is putting pressure on the ever shrinking royalfamily a

ties between indonesia and hong kong already run deep. the trip, joko widodo was given a rockstar welcome by thousands of his countrymen and women. more than 150,000 indonesia is work domestically in hong kong. —— indonesians. they work hard to improve the economy back home. —— indonesians. they work hard to improve the economy back homelj hope when we return back to indonesia we can find work so we don't have to stay here for so long. during the event, a small group of labour activists demonstrated outside, asking joko widodo not to forget the plight of domestic workers overseas, even as he sought to increase business relations between hong kong, china, and indonesia. how do you go from just one spa in a small singapore suburb to running more than 100 spas throughout all in the world. she credits tenacity and passion for her business empire that spans not only singapore, but also in london, shanghai, new york, and elsewhere. sharanjit leyl caught up with her. thank you very much, cynthia, for inviting us into your spa. we will get a mani

does this send about what is happening in indonesia ?ng in indonesia? it says that the indonesianjudiciary happening in indonesia? it says that the indonesian judiciary is increasingly conservative and they are spreading all over indonesia. the fact that there are those who make such a controversial decision have a promotion it says a light... so it is unlikely that despite international pressure that the blasphemy law will not be revised? it is difficult because right now of all of indonesian political parties, not a single party has agreed to review their position on the blasphemy law. they all agree that the law should still be on the books. maybe one political party, the party of presidentjokowi, may reconsider their position but again, thatis reconsider their position but again, that is just one party. we need a least two thirds of the political parties to agree that the blasphemy law should be recalled. meanwhile, the largest islam groups in indonesia still agree that the blasphemy laws are needed. if those two organisations say th

let's kick it off with indonesia.d a nice pop in reaction to the s&p news, extending to new record highs. jakarta up 10% year to date. this inflow oft foreign investor interest when it comes to indonesia. how do the fundamentals look, and does this ratings upgrade change your outlook when it comes to it? we had been telegraphing the possibility of ratings upgrade for quite some time. the of it was based on improved growth prospects, but importantly on the macroeconomic stability and the fact that you see fiscal deficit and current account deficit contained, pressures on the rupiah contained also. that you havect seen a year and a half where it has managed that 5% growth level while keeping macroeconomic stability. those are the key factors we have been using to say their ratings upgrades would likely take place. part of the market had been pricing in, and clearly part of the market waited for the event to take place and is now reflecting the ratings upgrades in the asset prices. indonesia was one of the three currenci

yes. >> when the price spikes, it impacts some a people in indonesia.y of the population. how troubling and how expensive did it get for them? >> they tripled in price. and we're talking about a country where half the country lives either below or right around the poverty line. so these are the populations that are most impacted by inflation. that's why the government is so vigilant. but cartel-like behavior and smuggling has been a particular problem in this country because of the logistics of moving food around. and also they are very strict food import control. there are few parties that could affect the price of certain items that's the case with chilis. the regional team is also broken cartels in meat and it's looking at sugar, so it's an interesting way of -- you think of bankers living inside their office, shuffling papers. >> studying monetary policy. >> in the economic realm come up -- in the economic realm, within that realm, to provide scope, you have the issue of inflation, higher prices, rice is based on, at least in the u.s., we think of i

what would it take for indonesia to make a jump and to be a darling for investors?> i think it would have to be at the religious level. a decline in religious extremism would be a big signal. whether they are christian, islamic, or whatever, this would be a big step for the country. even without that, cut down on corruption. mobius speaking to bloomberg in singapore. time for the bloomberg business flash. a billionaire, warren buffett, has taken a 3% stake in the german chemical company. he disclose the investments in a filing to the. their shares rose today. they said that the company expected growth to slow in the second half of the year. a new microchip design aimed at cracking intel's stronghold on the personal computer and server markets. the company says the new chip would increase performance by 50%. it's predecessor is at the heart of many of the world's smartphones. ararm is a division of softbank. msci is expected to decide next month whether to put saudi arabia on its review list. saysonaire lawrence hose when it comes to building a --ino in japan, it cho

we are disappointed in the law in indonesia.orter: purnama was the first non-muslim governor in a century. it sparked concerns about growing religious intolerance in indonesia. minorities, including christians, have been increasingly targeted. outside the courtroom, conservative muslim groups said purnama should be punished more harshly for his comments. >> two years is very lenient, in my opinion, for purnama. compared to the pain of muslims and the sacrifices made by muslims, including the nation that was almost wrecked by a blasphemer. reporter: thousands of police officers were deployed to prevent clashes between critics and supporters of purnama. the former governor says he will appeal the verdict. brent: the last days of the french election were dominated by the high-profile hacking of emmanuel macron's campaign team. intelligence officials say it will not be the last. that is according to a warning by u.s. intelligence experts, including michael rodgers. in testimony before congress, he said his agency had detected an 11

. >> up next, indonesia goes to war with its so-called chile market. >> washington, d.c.cabbies fight uber drivers. >> this is bloomberg is asleep. "bloomberg businessweek. " ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek," i'm oliver renick. >> and i'm carol massar. oliver: indonesia police is breaking up chile cartels. >> we spoke to our editor. >> when i heard chile and bank in the same sentence, it's a story about in indonesia, the central banks have original and -- have regional inflation have 500eams that units spread out across the country. we are talking about 7000 inhabited islands that monitor prices of many of the items in the basket that are used to track inflation. this is about a particular town that saw the price of chilies triple. all of a sudden, that immediately set off alarms. one of these 500 teams, that is not composed just of central bankers but also law enforcement and representatives from the national competition agency, they started investigating and they investigation spread to borneo and an adjacent island. and there is a wholesale corner to thi

it is being seen as a test of indonesian tolerance in indonesia.e as a shock to supporters of the governor. a two-year prison sentence is harsher than what prosecutors requested. >> in their recommendation, the prosecutors showed he wasn't proven guilty, but now the judge says he is, bowing to pressure from muslim groups. >> the outgoing jakarta governor is accused of insulting islam in comments he made during a pre-election speech last year. the minority christian politician implied that his opponents were using the koran to sway people against him. he later apologized for whatever offense he might have caused but denied wrongdoing. say thehard-liners verdict doesn't go far enough. two years is very lenient in my opinion compared to the pain he has caused muslims. >> analysts say the scandal cost him his bid for reelection. he lost to a muslim rival in april, following a religiously-charged campaign. for autors have called one-year jail term, and his lawyers say there is no evidence to bring him down. >> the court cannot be influenced by pressure

links between people in syria or iraq and indonesia are very loose and communication is difficult. indonesia itself, there have been lots of concerns about a rise in radicalism. there is indeed. when the president went to visit the site of this attack, he reiterated his concerns and demands that anti—terrorism laws in the country need to be beefed up. he drafted laws after the ja ka rta beefed up. he drafted laws after the jakarta attack at the centre of the city last year. they have been held up city last year. they have been held up in parliament. this is something the president is frustrated about. the new terrorism laws would widen the definition of terrorism to include hate speech of the spreading of radical content. it would also give the police the ability to detain someone without trial for three months. in parliament there has been fierce debate about this from politicians who fear it would be giving too much power to the indonesian security forces who have a dark history in the country of rights abuses. all right. we will leave it there. thank you. more rain is predicted

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we have a big base in thailand and indonesia. we are active in japan and thailand and indonesia. injapan and korea, malaysia. we have great interest in our products from pretty much every country in this region and we see this show as a great venue to engage. notjust this show as a great venue to engage. not just with asia—pacific but with the world. but you can't sell to china? we are european as a company, we are subject to the same restrictions. we have some commercial business in air traffic control. the rules are clear in china. no business there and we are not active there. who are the buyers of these military hardware? there is evidence that asian countries are spending more. for instance, singapore is one of the largest spenders in southeast asia. they spend about 3% of their gdp on defence. that's how much the americans spend percentagewise and just yesterday the singapore government announced they bought two more german manufactured submarines from one manufacturer and we have a chinese here, the chinese pavilion are at the conference for the first time. they are being

next to indonesia. this is jakarta's outgoing governor.gins a two year prison sentence for blasphemy against islam and inciting violence. onejudgejustified the sentence, saying that "the defendant did not feel guilt, the defendant's act has caused anxiety and hurt muslims". we'll get to what exactly he did in a moment. first, these are pictures from today. these are hard—line islamic groups celebrating what's happened. these are the governor's supporters been protesting outside the prison where he's being held. isaidi i said i would explain exactly what the governor is said to have done. here's a report from rebecca henschke. a panel ofjudges a panel of judges found a panel ofjudges found the jakarta governor conducted a criminal act of blasphemy when referring to a verse of the koran in a campaign speech. a divisive verdict. the crowd of thousands out here who were calling for him to be jailed, and for many, hoping that he would receive a heavier sentence, there is a sense of disappointment. translation: we are not happy. we do not feel s

we started a catfish farm in indonesia. whether it succeeds or not we will just in indonesia.illjust keep getting up and trying again and again and again. please, bring some fish back to the office! thank you forjoining us. before we go here is a quick look at the market was in s. asia is in positive territory at the moment. all markets are up. thank you for joining us. you are watching bbc news. our top stories sour — president trump has defended his decision to sack the head of the fbi. the white house said the president had been considering fiering james comey since taking office. the new president of south korea has said he will work for peace and would be prepared to visit pyongyang. the family ofan prepared to visit pyongyang. the family of an 11—year—old who died on a school trip to a theme park in staffordshi re a school trip to a theme park in staffordshire on this tuesday said their world has been torn apart. the young girl fell from a water ride drayton manor. she was pulled from the water but died later in hospital. the park will remain closed while investigations

what signal does this send about what is happening in indonesia?easingly conservative and they are spreading all over indonesia. the fact that there are those who make such a controversial decision have a promotion... it says a lot that the supreme court is becoming increasingly conservative. so it is unlikely that despite international pressure that the blasphemy law will not be revised? it is difficult because right now of all of the indonesian political parties, ten of them, not a single party has agreed to review their position on the blasphemy law. they all agree that the law should still be on the books. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme, we'll show you how discarded plastic has turned one of the remotest places in the world, into one of the most polluted. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on t

but it is illegal in at che province in indonesia.has met one of them. we have just been inside the jail to meet with one of the men who is going to be came. he looks like he's having a very hard time inside these walls. he was shaking, his hands, his whole body. he looks like he has faced some kind of beating inside. there were a lot of beating inside. there were a lot of men coming around intimidating him. he's been deeply depressed and he just wants to get this over with and move back to his family. he's a young medical student, now uncertain about his future. his case, and that of his partner, have sent a chill through the lg bt of his partner, have sent a chill through the lgbt community here in band actually. -- in band actually. it's horrible. i think i should be more careful. i should be more behaved in front of the society. it could happen to me, the point that makes me scared. the province was given the right to impose sharia law in 2006 in the wake of a devastating tsunami that hit here, part of an end to the separatist war

indonesia raised to investment grade.re are questions about whether this would be happening or not. we hosted the indonesians here at bloomberg only a few weeks back during quite positive stories being told by them. tim graf, let me take you to this chart here, which is uyreigners justbuy, buy, b the indonesian bonds. i removed the hedge fund talking about it then. that were mutterings and it took off. is this getting a little stretched, looking a little long in the tooth to you? tim: the fundamentals in this case have some backing. there are countries coming -- they have been beaten up in the taper tantrum. they were just decimated on a currency basis. this is one of the fragile five or seven, or whatever it was back then. and now, they have the expectation set so low, and they are coming back from that. commodities have improved in terms of trade for countries like indonesia. they offer real yield. in this constrained yield environment, were central bank are slow to remove accommodation or keep it going, why not grab fo

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indonesia, hospitals affected.e are seeing it grow, but the thing is this malware was released into the world friday western time during during the working time. in the asia-pacific, everyone had gone home, turned off computers, so that is why there is caution saying be careful when you come back to work. just be careful when you do that, because you could be affected. , it hasckly, ransomware been dubbed wannacry. it is ransomware that locks up your files and locks you out. you have to throw money at them. they are asking for bitcoins, $300. it is interesting this weapon is leaked from the national security agency a few months ago, one of the trove of tools the nsa itself may have used in the past, now being used by many businesses and individuals around the world. risk, so who is most at and what can we do about it? ramy: i was wondering who was at risk and if you use apple computers, you are not at risk because it specifically target users, pc users, of microsoft, specifically windows xp, windows eight, and circ

apriana is from indonesia. she's 35 and has a six-year-old daughter, but that doesn't interest suzane tan. all she wants to know is if apriana can clean and cook well. >> one of the maids have been with me, this year will have been the eighth year. that is a philippina maid. if you have a maid from the same country, usually they will have a lot to talk, and then sometimes they are too nice to each other. >> the agency boss tells apriana the rules. no gossiping, no visitors. >> ma'am won't tolerate if you tell lies. you make mistake, you learn from that mistake. and apologize and say sorry, but don't repeat that same mistake. and laziness is really not allowed, right. you cannot be lazy, you must be hard working and pay attention in the training. >> for the first four months, apriana forfeits her entire wages to the agency. a total of 1600 euros. >> i'm not nervous, but i try to follow the instructions in the house, what ma'am say. everything i do the best. >> but if apriana's new boss isn't happy with her, she

s&p updated indonesia's credit rating to investment grade.he indonesia upgrade may attract $5 billion in funds. a record night as sotheby's in new york. an untitled portrait by jean michel paschi at sold for $10.5 million, the most ever -- jean m highest evert, the for an american artist. all markets are bouncing back as donald trump travels to riyadh. crude prices down by half, but crude production is of dramatically. we are talking with rupert about the range he had for oil which has proven fruitful between $40 and $60. talk to me about where you see oil. the fact it has risen a little in the last week is on hopes that saudi and russia will continue production cuts. >> you'll probably get it agreed by the rest of opec. he still have decent compliance, 97%. there is a sense it is the right thing to do. even iran. this is a chart i show frequently, but one of my favorites. if you look at what rupert is looking at come it is between $40 and $60, but the economy in a country like saudi cannot go much below $49 or $50? kona: going for market sha

indonesia is the largest muslim majority country in the region. take you to a church in chicago offering sanctuary to families fighting president trump's deportation orders. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of south africa. after six years of construction and numerous delays, the channel tunnel has been formally opened by the queen and president mitterrand. the tunnel is still not yet ready for passengers and freight services to begin. for centuries, christianity and islam struggled for supremacy. now the pope's visit symbolises their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in under four minutes. memories of victory as the ve celebrations reach their climax. this night is dedicated to everyone who believes in a future of peace and freedom. the former us attorney—general says she warned president trump's administration that general michael flynn was open to russian blackmail before he was forced to resign as national security adviser. record numbers of migra

indonesia's president, joko widodo, has been greeted with a mix of protest and celebration during a visithousands of indonesians work as domestic helpers. ahead of the visit, president widodo said he aimed to improve his country's economy and workforce so that one day no—one would need to work abroad. over recent years, there's been concern about the treatment of foreign maids in hong kong. one of the key power—brokers in the world of sport has resigned from all of his football roles, after being linked to a corruption scandal. sheikh ahmad al fahad al sa bah of kuwait, also said he would not stand for re—election next month to the ruling council of football's governing body fifa. he has denied any wrongdoing. and finally, take a look at this. it's the first passenger vessel to sail through the newly expanded locks of the panama canal. the disney wonder liner is the first of 18 cruise ships destined to make the journey during the 2017 and 2018 season. this journey represents something of a milestone. the old lock system stopped many modern cruisers from fitting through. but the new lock i

the bird is a goffin's cockatoo, which is native to indonesia. those birds are known as intelligent and affectionate. the store's co-owner is heartbroken. she says the stolen bird needs to be fed formula through a dropper in order to survive. the cockatoo is worth 18-hundred dollars. the pet store owners discovered that the bird was gone minutes after the thieves left. the owners plan to set up a reward fund for the cockatoo's safe return. some family members in sarasota county, florida are very glad they looked.. before jumping into their swimming pool. take a look at this! eight-foot alligator was hanging out at the bottom of the pool. after running back inside-- the family contacted authorities. they brought in a wildlife trapper, who got the alligator out of the pool. but it didn't go quietly. the gator was eventually removed unharmed, and released back into the wild. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen patchy fog for the morning rush humidity back up mainly cloudy today with few showers & pm t-storms today partly sunny, scattered showers

indonesia, india. what is your assessment? mark: look at indonesia.eps climbing because the economic picture look so good. we believe that joe zhou is doing the right job. trying to get industry going, trying to get agreements going. though. slow mark: faster than you would expect. i think the thing with the vietnamese that you had to remember is at the national level you don't see very much. but that the individual provincial levels -- they distributed the power and the money to the provinces. you are going to see a lot more things happening at the provincial level which might not able -- make people leave -- lose at the national level. you are going to see this distribution of wealth to the various states in india. >> what would it take for indonesia to see more upside? we saw the recent upgrade in his credit rating. that was a done deal. what would it take for indonesia to make a jump and -- mark: at the religious level. in other words, a decline in each -- religious extremism would be a big signal. investors would feel comfortable whether they are

major terror attacks in a week four different places obviously manchester, egypt, philippines and indonesia by generally the same groups. it's nonstop. the good news is for us here in america we have amazing people protecting us every day. dhs obviously. fbi fighting the away game is dod, department of defense, cia, nsa working with these incredible allies we have in europe and around the world. but it can happen almost here any time. i was telling steve on the way in here, if he knew what i know about terrorism, he would never leave the house in the morning. but the good news is, again, we have the finest men and women in uniform, out of uniform, police officers, local law enforcement, new york city cops protecting us. ainsley: thank goodness. thank you for what you do. brian: when you are in uniform going to to afghanistan and iraq. it makes sense you know how to do and organize. now our uniform people who people who work for you, the cops, the detectives, every single day. they are -- what is it like? they are almost transforming from the guy who writes your tickets and tells to you slow

. >> reporter: from china as main oil company to a hospital in indonesia, to japan's nissan car company. the ransom ware attack ricocheted around the world again today as people went back to work. and today, asia bore the brunt of the attacks. chinese university students were even locked out from their term papers. elsewhere, germany's railroads were hit. france's renault car to close. businesses in mongolia were hit. the scale of the attack is called unprecedented. >> it indicates 150 countries are affected and beyond 200,000 individual victims. >> reporter: the ransom ware works by freezing the computers, encrypting the files, with hackers demanding $300 in ransom to decorrode them or they'd be destroyed. called wannacry, it exploits a weakness in microsoft software first stolen from the nag security agency. it might have been worse if not for two young cyber security researchers. one goes by the name malware tech. he noticed every time it took over, it pinged back to an unregistered website. so he registered the website for about $10. his fellow sleuth was watching in dare kw darian

sophie: he also told bloomberg that his company wants to work directly with indonesia to resolve an oil. thee would like to honor direction and policy of the indonesian government, so we are indication on what is the way ford from the government of indonesia. from our side, we are open to continuing the business relationship. what are your thoughts on where oil prices are right now, below $50? is that a good thing? >> we went through the period where oil was as high as $120, then it came down. was trading at $26 a barrel early last year, so to come back to $50 at the moment plus or minus, i feel pretty comfortable with that. in buddhism, we always say the beaten path. if it is too high, it is not sustainable, not good for the consumer or productivity. if it is too low, it cannot sustain because the producers cannot survive, so we believe about $50 where it is right now -- it may come up a little bit or go down little bit -- that is all right. i am comfortable and in our operation in the past three years, we have been through the initiatives to survive and $30 come so we are quite comfor

outside the us, you know, i was... not very ago i was in the forest in indonesia. and to get there it's, you know, three plane rides and then, you know, ten hours in an... >> hinojosa: you and your plane rides. >> ...suv, exactly. that's true, good point. fair enough. >> hinojosa: you and your plane rides. >> we're not perfect. none of us are perfect, right? so... but, you know, you get in there, and then there's a local chief who's telling you that he has seen the climate change in his lifetime. so i'm hearing it. you know, i've seen it in the arctic, where local people are telling me that. for me, climate has moved out of just the realm of science now to personal narratives of people who will tell you what's happening around their space. once you meet those folks, the doubts are erased. sort of the scientific, dispassionate sort of thing that i could take is gone away. >> hinojosa: so the most surprising thing, kind of the most shocking thing that you've seen, where it's just like, "oh, my god, i knew it was bad, but..." >> okay, so my most shocking story on this

haidi: indonesia keeps rates on hold.mains of 4.75%, but as forecast by all but one economist, consumer prices rose of the fastest pace in more than a year and april. indonesia went on a spree last year, lowering rates six times, but has been on hold since the last move in october. well, we were talking about it earlier, this run of six straight days of stronger yuan fixing against the dollar coming to an end. stephen engle says been watching all of this for us. what do you do with the yuan? edit time when the bond and equity markets are volatile. >> the yuan has stayed relatively stable versus the dollar. against the basket of currencies, a different story. the terminal chart here will show you how -- i'm not going to intervene, but someewin saying it has been manipulated to maintain an image of stability. the green line is the relative strength versus the dollar that the pboc has kept the currency at. the basket of currencies, the yuan against the basket of 13 currencies, it has been weakening. what has been going on? i

last week you had manchester, egypt, indonesia, and the philippines, all isis inspired or isis controlled terror attacks. chris: is there something different about this network and the way this was pulled off that says we have to up our game? secretary kelly: in my view there are three times of terrorist attacks. the most sophisticated is against aviation. it's the hardest to do but the bigfest payoff for these -- the busiest payoff for these -- it's the bigest payoff for these people. then you have the low tend where you have people running people over in trucks and that sort of thing. and just as tragic. but this is the way terrorism is and it will be around for many, many years to come. the officials in the united kingdom europe and around the world are just as relentless in trying to prevent these things as the terrorists are in trying to create them. for our country we have not had an outside the u.s. attack since 9/11. that's d.o.d., c.i.a., and those who fight the home game, dhs, and the local law enforcement. chris: part of the story was the leak of information about the bomb and

koreans outplaying volleyball and the fleet that was supposed to be right over the horizon was down in indonesia. is a piece of news i would like to talk about, o'reilly was going to get picked up and they were going to have him go toe to toe with ed schultz. i think that would be a good program. host: and is joining us from maine. caller: good morning and thank you. i would like to put this in context with the nuclear deal with iran. the agreement with north korea. we did effectively stop their development of nuclear weapons. it was only when george bush under pretext of insurmountable north korean in this case unilaterally scrapped that deal and we see where we are now. i would like to go back further in history to the peloponnesian war. host: that's going way back. look, a good administration is better than a show of force. host: we will go to john in fairfax, virginia. your reaction to this latest missile test? i, steve. was one of thet best i've seen in the long time. their opinions won't change anything. once you have a program on the famine or net neutrality. on thejava program election.

haslinda: nothing to do with thailand, indonesia? the kingnd was down to passing.l forecasting to be better than 2016 for the rest of the year. the environment is much better, and we are seeing much better loads and yields in the second and fourth quarter, so we thought 2016 was a record year. we believe 2017 will be better than 2016. stocks plunge following a disappointing quarter. what you need to do to turn it around? seeing, airstart was naked in terms of hedges on currency and the ringgit moved quite a lot, so it was a matter of readjusting. you can't turn on the revenue straightaway. we believe in the model. costs are going up -- down. haslinda: his or something you are doing differently? >> no, it is the same model. just like you guys were asking me about philippines and indonesia, carry on, close down. philippines will be one of our strongest airlines going forward. it is a long game. we are very confident about what we are doing, both air asia and have four areas of growth. haslinda: everbright, why everbright ? >> they came to us. we have known them a whi

when she started, she was rare female entrepreneurs in the 1970s in indonesia.y was not easy. what is her secret? rebecca caught up with over a bite to eat. nobody wants to help me and they think i am a crazy woman, you know? i have to borrow money but they said no. you are a woman. we don't help you. you have to stay home and serve your husband and children. my father, late father, he is very nice. don't worry, he said. i will get your brother and sister. maybe they want to invest in your business because you have a big dream but no money. we are the second largest rainforest in the world. but, they cut all the ra i nfo rest. that was martha with her story. let's ta ke that was martha with her story. let's take a look on the market. they have opened in asia. they are both flat. very little direction from the us. wall street was shut because of the memorial day weekend. also widening scandal due to the possible ties between president trump and russia. that is for this report. 0ur our main story, a week on from the manchester attack the bbc obtains exclusive pict

indonesia's state—controlled mining company will resume exports this month, with an initial shipment, expected to leave for china in early may. the exports, after a three—year ban of raw mineral exports, which the indonesian government put in place in 2014 to encourage investment in its projects. donald trump has labelled it the failing new york times, at the paper has posted its best quarterly revenue growth in six yea rs best quarterly revenue growth in six years as the company added 308 thousand digital subscriptions in the quarter. latest results, the time when many traditional organisations are struggling. what's driving the researchers, earlier we spoke to our business reporter in new york and i asked if mr trump himself played a part in the paper's strong results. certainly as a businessman, as he says that he is, he can appreciate just how much better the new york times is doing 110w better the new york times is doing now than this time last year. in fa ct, now than this time last year. in fact, if you look at the numbers, if you look atjust how much income new york times mad

shows they are said to be the largest piracy survey ever conducted from columbia, mexico, ukraine, indonesiaina. latin america currently dominates. numbers in asia are expected to go, accounting for 70% of global internet users. we have a tech security firm‘s opinion on how the problem will be tackled. in every country you need three things. communication. consumers need to know what is legal and what is not. we have people that don‘t know it is illegal. then there is organised crime and everything in the middle. the second is a legal framework in the jurisdiction. the second is a legal framework in thejurisdiction. the the second is a legal framework in the jurisdiction. the third the second is a legal framework in thejurisdiction. the third is the second is a legal framework in the jurisdiction. the third is what we call a 360 degrees appreciation of technology. how high can the value of bitcoin go? it has set a record high and is hovering under $200,500. it is seven years since the first transaction in the digital world. i asked why they are doing so well. look at the global market for pu

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the ftse straits times in indonesia is up three quarters of a percent. a look at european trade which is negative today. we've been up quite nicely over the last ten days. we also had eurozone march producer price inflation down about 0.3% on the month it was seen at zero percent. it is soft on that data, but comes following nice pmi data yesterday, which was strong across the board. also eurozone q1 gdp up 5% quarter on quarter. the markets have been soft since the open today. >> there was some buying of treasuries yesterday. notably on the weak auto sales which trickled out. the ten-year yield sitting below 2.30. well see how it reacts to the fed statement. we'll see if the fed keeps its hawkish tone of raising rates two more times this year. as for oil prices, they've been pretty soft. yesterday falling below $48 a barrel on wti. back up this morning with a 1% gain. will this browounce hold? brent below 50 yesterday. nat gas is flat. >> the only thing to remember which is highlighted by the earnings of the likes of bp, exxon, even though they have sli

indonesia's stocks managing to eke out gains ahead of the bank of indonesia's policy decision due thisfternoon. we are also looking at the mexicans -- mexican peso, a steep selloff. the trump drama and then folding crisis is putting pressure on high-yielding emerging assets. take a look at what is going on with the dollar. good.s. the index looking but the strength of the speak of the volatility that still exists for greenbacks. -- commodities, we are seeing pressure on iron ore futures in china. ♪ charlie: -- emily: this is bloomberg markets -- bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang. as we discussed, it was the worst day for stocks so far this year. it's tumbled the most is in september. volatility is back in a big way. the vix skyrocketed more than 30%, its biggest jump since the brexit vote last year. the corporate finance system is a broken. that is what fred wilson had to say about early stage investing techonomyh economy -- conference on wednesday. they say users should have access to investing in companies before they go public, not just extremely wealthy investors. wilson's firm

el joven se recibiÓ con un tÍtulo de ciencias polÍticas y ganÓ una beca para seguir estudiando en indonesiatÁ por ahÍ. >>> enrique no solo cambiÓ el rumbo de su vida. >>> yo quiero ser la persona que la gente pueda mirar y decir, si Él puede hacerlo, yo puedo hacerlo. >>> si no tambiÉn, lo hizo sin olvidarse de donde vino en miami, angie sandoval, noticias telemundo. >>> enrique, volviendo a la lucha proinmigrante $que se vive hoy. nos vamos a la esta stau de la libertad. el gigante de hierro que simboliza a los extranjeros que emigran a este paÍs. que recibe mÁs visitantes nos ampliare beca smith. >>> ella representa la libertad y la democracia y creo que la gente quiere venir aquÍ, a ver este sÍmbolo. >>> hasta este sÍmbolo que parece tan estadounidense es inmigrante pues es un regalo de los franceses. la estatua de la libertad, hace 130 retoma fuerza y significado. desde las pasadas elecciones, el num de turistas se ha multiplicado. >>> ha trabajado en la zona por 3 aÑos y ha visto mayor demanda. >>> he visto mÁs gente desde que donald trump fue electo presidente >>> pero no solo los ven

in asia, malaysia and indonesia, there is clearance for palm oil.o these accusations? we are explicit that we wa nt to accusations? we are explicit that we want to feed the globe in a sustainable and global way. deforestation is a problem. we wa nted deforestation is a problem. we wanted to half deforestation by 2020, we said that in 2014. and com pletely 2020, we said that in 2014. and completely stop it by 2030. we work closely with other people in the supply chain to live up to our commitment. you are a big supporter of china's one belt one road for these giant infrastructure projects that do not necessarily protect the environment. why do you support it? because, as mentioned, we want to feed the world in a sustainable way and ina feed the world in a sustainable way and in a responsible way. we need to address both. that is the end of your two minutes, thank you for joining us! us stocks closed out the final trading session for the month of may. they were flat, nearly halfway through the year. driving big gains on wall street. let's have the luc

talking about arizona, india, indonesia, berlin and portugal are great places to learn how to sleep.lace to learn how to sit, but the hotel there has staff who willn help you with that. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde. this is "the best of bloomberg technology" coming to you from boston. we have been taking a look at the tech scene. all week, we have showcased the tech giants and startups based in massachusetts. we have spoken to the investors, venture capitals, innovators, government officials that have laid roots and expanding the reputation of all things tech. not to mention the prestigious