i say indonesia is open. welcomes visitors because i have said we want openness and competitiveness. that it is. so, we have opened a lot to foreign investment. we have opened, i think it is not one, two, or three, but it many. it shows that indonesia is open. haslinda: what reforms can we expect over the next two years? what will be your priority? which sectors? president widodo: we will keep opening more sectors for foreigners to invest their capital, their investment in indonesia. it is true that our concentration is still related related to those in the manufacturing industry and cinema. why not? later the creative industry. i think there are so many. and what is also important is the issue of tourism and travel. haslinda: which country is becoming important to indonesia in terms of investment? since you came to power, china has tripled its direct investment into indonesia to the tune of about $2.7 billion. is china becoming a very important partner for you? president widodo: all are important. america is

go-jek has grown to become indonesia's leading mobile on demand platform. app now controls 95% of the online food delivery market. go-jek employs 300,000 riders, dominates the same day logistics market, and it's indonesia's largest digital wallet, all achieved in just two short years. ♪ haslinda: nadiem makarim, welcome to "high flyers." good to have you with us today. nadiem: thank you for having me. haslinda: now, go-jek is a play on an indonesian word ojek, which is a motorbike rider. how did that come about? it has to do with harvard? nadiem: yes, i think when i was in business school, we had an independent study project. i had this idea that i always wanted to do, and so i did it first as a school project. and then in between the summers, i decided whatever, let's just try building a call center because at that time, we did not have money to build an app. so we built a call center, recruited a few drivers, and i think that's how it all begin. i recruited the first 20 drivers of go-jek. then those 20 recruited the next hundred, 200 and so on. haslinda:

but as the palm oil industry in indonesia flourishes, the orang rimba have been forced to abandon theiradic lifestyle and convert to a religion recognised by the state. rebecca henschke investigates. the orang rimba tribes have lived here for centuries, their land rights and faith are not recognised by the state of indonesia. the surrounding majority muslim population call them kaffir, or kubu. it is like garbage, you cannot even look at it. it is disgusting. and their forests are disappearing at one of the fastest rate in the world. not long ago this was thick rainforest, a hunting ground forthe orang rimba, but has recently been cleared to make way for palm oil. now the orang rimba are being forced into a stark choice. convert to a state religion or starve. we are travelling in some of the world's last remaining traces of rainforest in sumatra. to meet the orang rimba, the people of the jungle. they are trying to preserve their nomadic way of life against enormous pressure. from the moment they are born, orang rimba are connected to the trees. outsiders are not allowed to witness orfi

it is so painfulthat faiths practised across indonesia recognised.round, even before they arrive, the new religion arrived, those religions who believe in god, but now it is like they rule us. they want to clean cars from this country. —— clean cars from this country. —— clean cars from this country. they took the state of the constitutional kurt, who ruled last week there should be space on identity cards for all faiths. the government wants the 0rang rimba can assimilate, and has built a number of housing estates for them. most have failed. this man takes me to one of them without forests to hunt n on land to grow crops, the 0rang rimba who have stayed here are relied on hand—outs. today an islamic charity group has come. bags of fresh beef are slaughtered cal, an obligation, he says, to mark the islamic veil sacrifice. —— slaughtered calf. for the poor people, so... some of the 0rang rimba go decals. miller magnate everything. bout it is a sacred food, they would eat something that has been kept. sacred food, they would eat something that has been

in september two thousand and fifteen indonesia's president. announced that the country would cut the growth of the house gas emissions by twenty nine percent by two thousand and thirty the announcement was covered across indonesia as news outlets but since then there's been little follow up on what progress that has been or whether that is a planetoid to achieve this target what little media debate and coverage there is of efforts to protect indonesia's rain forests are often framed in terms of a stark choice between the economy and the environment. it would be depending but people are going to me out. but i'll get up in. some media argue that in the new. is a developing country and that it's the only it's more land the palm oil plantation in twenty sixteen when the president wanted to extend the moratorium on palm oil plantations to protect the people and some outlets planted the idea that business would grind to a halt. this is about. to take i mean i have learned that i knew when the media came and did good reporting on the environment can

but move on to what is going on in indonesia.n indonesia have stepped up their warnings about the eruption of mount agung in bali, and those warnings aren't just aimed at people on the ground. let's cross to sharanjit for more on this from our asia business hub. what is the latest on that? the latest is, as you say, it is very much aimed at airlines to these warnings. this red warning particular about the book danger of volcanic ash in the skies are up —— over bali after mount agung emitted that dick plume of smoke that reached about 4000 metres. dalli's only airport in denpasar has been shut due to this latest warning and all flight in this period have been cancelled, leaving thousands of travellers stranded on the island. organic ash is particular dangerous because it can damage plane engines the authorities are essentially widening the exclusion zone as well toa widening the exclusion zone as well to a ten kilometre radius from the volcano. they have ordered people in the area to evacuate. we know it is the area to evacuate. w

our top stories: indonesia's disaster agency warns that mount agung on the island of bali is close to a full scale eruption. yemen's first aid shipment in weeks arrives at a rebel—held port after the saudi—led coalition eases its blockade. more details emerge about the attack on a mosque in egypt which killed 300 people. officials believe up to 30 gunmen were involved. and just months to go before the winter olympics begin in south korea, but will tensions with north korea cast a shadow over the games. the indonesian island of bali has shut its airport this morning after authorities there raised the threat of a volcanic eruption to the highest level — that means it could happen in the next 2a hours. the volcano in question is mount agung. thousands of people have been evacuated from the exclusion zone. there are fears of a full—scale eruption for the first time since 1963 when about sixteen—hundred people were killed. tiffany wertheimer has the latest. indonesians are used to sights like this. mount agung has rumbled back to life, once again spewing black ash high into the sky. but no

with indonesia preparing for a volcanic eruption indonesia is mourning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali may be about to blow up the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people from the area and it has closed the island's international airport mt has been rumbling since august and is now spewing out smoke and streams of law for the second time in three months bali is on high alert. on monday and there is a high possibility that a bigot eruption could happen. he might see both or as he said now extended by exclusion zone to abyei yes within a ten kilometer radius of mt crater. over one hundred thousand local residents have been ordered to leave their homes and stay in evacuation centers instead. that someone was inside that we're so afraid up to seeing the huge black smoke rising from the volcano. so those of us who live in the danger zone decided to leave. the. airports in vali and lombok have been forced to close leaving thousands of tourists and business travelers stranded at. the critical. fifteen minutes ago i think that. everything i

indonesia is an extremely active volcanic country.ce on this and this volcanic eruption has had over two months‘ lead time, so they've had plenty of time to be prepared. charities are warning that millions are at risk of hunger and disease due to restrictions on ships bringing aid supplies to yemen. the first ship for more than three weeks was allowed to dock on sunday, after a saudi arabian—led coalition lifted blockades that are designed to stop weapons reaching rebel fighters inside the country. unicef says almost every child in the country has now been affected by the fighting. andrew plant reports. arriving at port in yemen. after two weeks waiting at sea, a un aid ship carrying food supplies, the blockade here finally lifted. these are the conditions in parts of the and right now. the world food programme says millions are at risk of starvation. on saturday, aeroplanes arrived carrying medicine to help sick children. vaccinations taken to hospitals where thousands are awaiting. this, though, the first supply ship to get through

indonesia as a country, it has many volcanoes.in the world. the authorities have been handling this for months, preparing for this for months. they have it well in hand. 0k, dr mark tingay, thank you for sharing your expertise. dr mark tingay. this is the live image of mount agung. the highest alert level has been put forward, because the authorities believe it will erupt in the next 24 hours. as dr mark tingay we re the next 24 hours. as dr mark tingay were saying, we cannot predict how damaging this will be, but bali airport has now been closed. concerned there about that imminent eruption. more details are emerging about the mosque attack in egypt on friday — the worst the country has suffered in recent memory. 300 worshippers, including dozens of children, were killed. as our middle east correspondent 0rla guerin reports, local people are asking what more can be done in the fight against extremists in sinai. her report contains some distressing images. trying to bring comfort after one of deadliest attacks anywhere in years. a

looking ahead, indonesia puts google and twitter on notice pornography.will be in jakarta to discuss how far the government is willing to go. coming up, stocks looking set to end the week in the green after a tumultuous few days. some say a short-term correction is on the way. rick spooner is joining us to explain why. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. we are getting more headlines from the san francisco fed president, john williams. the not a voting member of fomc, but is talking about rate hikes. he says in 2017, one more hike, three more in 2018. that's his reasonable guess. he also says there is no need to raise rates "that far." he also mentions he sees a period of continuity under jay powell at the fed, which the transition will have an early next year. also says inflation will pick up in the next two years. jay powell is a consistent supporter of fed policy path, this theme of gradual pace when it comes to hiking rates. certainly, one more for december, t

indonesia has raised its alert. to the highest level one hundred thousand people have been ordered to evacuate and expand the danger zone around the erupting volcano the international airport on the island has also been closed stranding tens of thousands of travelers. the possibility of a large eruption is very high some indication they will indeed be an eruption since yesterday the eruption that happened has been accompanied by the sound of explosions and vibrations that can be heard and felt within a distance of twelve kilometers. turkey is calling on the u.s. to drop a case against the turkish gold a trader who's accused of evading u.s. sanctions on iran turkey is that the prime minister said the case against that reza is a plot against turkey and has no legal basis zob and then executive of the turkish state owned health bank are charged with doing deals with the rain and government and entities worth hundreds of millions of dollars in a scheme to evade u.s. sanctions and early results have given him doris's opp

indonesia is home to over 130 active or know ‘s. on the pacific ring of fire where there is frequent seismic and volcanic activity. agung is bali's most sacred mountain. the last time it erupted was in 1963. about 1500 people died this time around, no—one is taking any chances. these are live pictures from a webcam of mount agung. you can just about make out the outline of the mountain in the distance. it is quite clouded over, however, and as we have been hearing, the airport in the capital, a top holiday destination attracting millions of foreign tourists, the airport has been closed and flights are being diverted. the australian government has a ready put out a travel advisory exercising —— cautioning travellers to exercise a high level of caution and follow the instructions of authorities. jordan davison is an the line at the moment. he lives in bali, in the area of ubud. what are you seeing in terms of evacuees? we are told 25,000 people are being told to leave the area, the exclusion zone, about a ten or 12 kilometre radius of

now to indonesia.orest of sumatra in indonesia is home to one of asia's last nomadic tribes, the 0rang rimba — "the people of the jungle". the state does not recognise their faith, nor their land rights. now their forests are being cleared at one of the fastest rates in the world, forcing them to make difficult decisions. 0ur indonesia correspondent, rebecca henschke, travelled to sumatra for this report. on this hunt today, like most days, he's found no animals. his forest is gone. not long ago, this was thick rainforest — a hunting ground forthe 0rang rimba. but it has recently been cleared to make way for palm oil, making it very difficult to live here. translation: if we can't find anything we are forced to eat palm oilfruit. it makes your head spin. it nearly kills the children. indonesia is now the world's largest exporter of palm oil. in the last 30 years, more than half of sumatra's forest has been cleared for plantations. the 0rang rimba are now on someone else‘s private land. translation: the

this is the double it is lie from god that indonesia warns that a major volcano eruption on body could be imminent so far it is a phrase below the highest level i know the tens of thousands of people who may be at it need thousands of tourists stranded also on the program. pope francis visits me and not he's told not to use the word brother henjak so we'll look crisis up and then mock persecution of this muslim minority over a shot of his visit. i'm it's official prince time i was american girlfriend meghan moscow and i said i guess united next. i feel got a welcome to the program. indonesia is warning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali may be about to erupt the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people from the area and close the island's international airport and are growing has been rumbling since august and is now spewing out smoke and lava. it's on high alert. and we know there is a high possibility that a bigger eruption could happen. authours he said now extended exclusion zone to areas within a ten kilometer radius of mt crater. ov

flights canceled one hundred thousand people evacuated indonesia's mount really might be about to blow. united for another royal wedding as prince harry announces his engagement to the american actress meghan mako. man in charge of military crackdown against range of muslims has denied that religious discrimination exists in his country. men ally made the comments in a facebook post after holding a last minute meeting with pope francis the head of the catholic church is on his first visit to myanmar is known to be sympathetic to the ranjit but has been advised to avoid even using. word coming out late on monday here the first day of the pope's visit to myanmar that he met with the commander in chief gentlemen now this is a meeting that was supposed to take place on thursday caught some people off guard because this word came out late on monday that was originally described as a rest day for the pope now. the general posted a statement on his facebook page say they met for about fifteen minutes now he said also in that meeting he got across the idea he said to the pope that there wasn't

joins us from indonesia's couple jakarta a welcome how dangerous is the situation. that it's probably not as dangerous as it would have been two months ago and the volcano has and threatening to erupt for a while so and. are pretty well her. now around one hundred thousand people have been told to leave the area is that going smoothly. ok looks like we've critic can you hear me this is. are you just like we lost your life ok let's move on pope francis has matched with me on the most powerful army chief and shadow of meeting at the start of a historic trip to the country less than one percent of me in my identifies as catholic and francis is making the first of a papal visit to encourage this small catholic community is also expected to use meetings with the country's civilian and religious leaders to highlight the red refugee crisis hundreds of thousands of men most muslim men don't minority face persecution and violence and the pope's visit will highlight their plight papal souvenir is on sale in front of the st mary's cathedral in younger on. this is the pope's fi

indonesia is now the world's largest exporter of palm oil.0 years more than half of sumatra's forest has been cleared for plantations. the 0rang rimba are now on someone else's private land. translation: they say, quickly get off our land. you dirty. it's horrible. this was all forest before. it was hunting loud —— hunting land. with rising social tensions the state is now pushing the 0rang rimba to assimilate, moving them into state housing and telling them to convert to one of the six official religions. translation: they now have proper sanitation, so they have to days and on their identity cards they have to state what religion they practise, so they have found god and are getting to know god. after losing their forest, this tribe converted en masse to islam and now this man is here to make sure the new faith is here to make sure the new faith is practised. translation: children are easy. we can teach them how to read the koran. their memory or mind isn't disturbed by other things. their minds are pure. with the older ones it is hard. the

who have agreed voluntarily in their own national interest to do in this global effort indonesia has been a member of opec for many many years. unfortunately they had. some challenges domestic challenges regarding their production therefore last year they decided to freeze not off but to suspend their membership until able to sort out their domestic challenges and we look forward to indonesia coming fully now to participate not only within opec us a member full member of opec but also in the declaration of corp secondly we also look forward to other produce of countries who might have been skeptical in the beginning whether it was waterway whether it was possible. well we would implement what we decided no i think that skepticism has been addressed. we did not all you agree on this is total decisions we also implemented obligations fully. everybody is seeing the response of the bucket and the industry even confidence in the industry is beginning to return even the number of joyce companies in this industry have started hiring so i don't think any produce needs to be postulated. to to

indonesia has put out a red alert to airlines, warning them of volcanic activity on the island of balicanic ash thousands of metres into the sky and there are fears it could soon erupt for the first time in more than 50 years. owners of drones could have to register and take safety awareness tests as part of proposed new legislation. police will also be given new powers to crack down on criminal use of the devices. new powers to crack down but asjoe lynam reports the government is also keen to develop the technology. the government is also keen they could be one of the most coveted presents this christmas. prices have come down and you can do a lot more with them. this potential customer says he would use one for aerial surveys and research. he would use one for aerial but he knows there needs to be more controls. it's all safety isn't it? to be more controls. we don't want drones crashing into planes and things like that. safety concerns surrounding drones were highlighted in july, when gatwick airport had to close when a drone was flown under a plane about to land. when a drone was f

this is day to every news live from about in indonesia was that a major eruption of a volcano on file they could be in that it will start to use a phrase that looks at the heights that a lot of the tens of thousands of people to leave the area immediately thousands of tourists a struck also on the program. by francis businessman ma i was told not to use the word right in jest so well the cries of i'm in mosque persecution of this muslim minority of a shot of his visit. generally shocked by increases the pressure on the social democrats to reform that grand coalition the social democrats ought divided about how to respond. also coming up it's official friends are tired of go fight back and mochel and i'm still not it early next year. to crunch games in germany is but in this league i'm the comment hoffenheim but it was a difficult not to focus at home again. that's a ballot. i'm forgetting all welcome to the program indonesia is warning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali could be about to erupt the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin tens of thousands clear a volcanic eruption in bali indonesia authorities fear of mount is about to blow forty thousand people have been evacuated to safety and the airport has been closed causing travel chaos we'll go live to bali also coming up folk prances flies into controversy he's just been welcomed to myanmar where the row hinge of muslim minority have been fleeing violent attacks francis will also meet revenge of refugees in bangladesh. and it looks like germany's chancellor is going to try to lure the social democrats into another grand coalition with her conservative party but will the s.p.d. go along with her and if it does with the new government be any different than the old. well i'm terry martin thank you for joining us a red alert has been issued on the indonesian holiday island of bali as fears rise of a major volcanic eruption authorities have evacuated forty thousand people around mount agung but the country's disaster agency says tens of thousands more still need to move this isn't the first time residents have had to evacuat

take off and go to his second stage of his trip in bangladesh for some live pictures for you from indonesia where a volcano on the island of bali is rumbling in spewing small go facial say it's going to erupt at any moment they've ordered more evacuations from the media's areas mound argonne has been hurling clouds of ash about three kilometers into the sky since the weekend the new exclusion zone affects twenty two villages where up to one hundred thousand people live that ok now last erupted in one thousand nine hundred eighty three killing more than one thousand people marketing is an associate professor of history is university of adelaide and just returned from bali he says people there are pretty calm. little danger at the moment from people who are well clear of the exclusion zone so that there is limited little danger for people to be affected by anything such as lava if they're outside of that i can call. the biggest dangers are law hogs which which is also being evacuated goes areas and as you said the ashes that were equal but a hyatt or more ashleigh that is now where you've bee

newly discovered but already endangered — indonesia's tapanuli orangutan. the draw is made ahead of the 2019 rugby union world cup injapan. england handed the perfect draw, according to head coach eddiejones. they start against tonga. pneumonia is one of the world's most common infectious diseases, and it kills more children under the age of five than any other disease. the charity save the children says across the world, two children die from pneumonia every minute. that's almost1 million a year — more than malaria, diarrhoea and measles combined. but pneumonia can be treated with a short course of antibiotics that cost as little as 30p. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy reports from kenya where pneumonia is killing thousands of children every year despite vaccination programmes. this woman is relieved to see her baby recover from the deadliest of childhood diseases. her baby's illness was misdiagnosed for weeks. initially he was treated for the common cold. no matter how much i tried to give him the medicine to subside the fever, he didn't respond

who have agreed voluntarily in their own national interest to do in this global effort indonesia has been a member of opec for many many years. unfortunately they had. some challenges domestic challenges regarding the a production therefore last year they decided to freeze not opt out but to suspend their membership until it will to sort out their domestic challenges and we look forward to indonesia coming fully to participate not only within opec us in limbo for member but also in the declaration of corporation secondly we also look forward to other produce of countries who might have been skeptical in the beginning whether it was water or whether it was possible well we would implement what we decided no. i think that skepticism has been addressed. we did not all you agree on this is total decisions we also implemented obligations fully and in a timely manner. everybody is seeing the response of the bucket and the industry even confidence in the industry is beginning to return even the number of joyce companies in this industry have started hiring so i don't think any produce needs

in indonesia mount agung threatens thousands.report on the overfishing and pollution of africa's biggest freshwater lake. and the pope has arrived in myanmar. an hour of the biggest global stories coming live from the bbc newsroom. there are a number to focus on across the hour. of course we'll talk about the royal engagement. these are some of the latest pictures from indonesia where thousands of people are being told to leave their homes because of this enormous volcano to leave their homes because of this enormous volcano and barley. we've also got this special report to play, it's about lake victoria and pollution damaging the lives of fishermen. hope frances is in myanmar and that's going to be a delicate diplomatic trip because of theissue delicate diplomatic trip because of the issue of the rohingya muslims. we will talk about that in detail as well. there's no doubt what the most popular story has been at bbc all day. the american actress and campaign meghan markle is engaged to prince harry. here they are making their fi

morning from indonesia of a major arcana corruption that could be in an -- imminent.uthorities have raised the alert to the highest level and ordered tens of thousands to leave the area immediately. tens of thousands of to -- thousands of tourists are stranded. and a replay of the past, could be a chance for the future? social democrats are being urged a chancellor angela merkel to rejoin a coalition, saying that the country and europe cannot wait much longer. also on the show, pope francis beginning a difficult trip to me and mark. he has been advised to avoid using the word range of -- rahinja. will it labor how -- lay bare the limits of papal power? tying the knot, prince harry and his american girlfriend, meghan markle, announcing that they are getting married early next year. ♪ >> i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. indonesia is warning that a volcano off the tourist island of bali may be about to blow. the government has ordered the evacuation of 100,000 people from the area and has close the island's international airport. it has been rumbling since

. >>> we turn to indonesia now. and indonesia says a major eruption from mt. agung in bali could come at any moment. these are pictures that just came in to cnn a few minutes ago in fact. authorities issued their highest alert after the volcano spewed ash and flames several times over the weekend. look at that. they are urging residents within a 10 kilometer radius to leave the area. about 25,000 people have already been evacuated. but many have not left. let's go to mumtazza, what more are you learning about this volcano? we saw the latest pictures. why have so many people refused to evacuate the area given the dangs they are confront here? >> well, most balinese live within the area, especially within the 10 kilometer radius from the crater, they're farmers. and it becomes very hard for them to leave when they do not have vehicles at the same time. it becomes hard to leave their cattle, to leave their home when there is no recourse to help them out to go to the temporary shelters 10 kilometer, 12 kilometers. but most of them who live especially within the 7.

, it will have a wider impact as well, so, yeah, serious impact on the economy in indonesia.or bali as well, an extremely important time of year, one of the busiest time of year, and they get so many tourists, it is critical for their economy, isn't it, where tourism is one of the most — the biggest generators off economic growth. absolutely, it will have a large impact on the economy. tell us about iceland, because, in 2010, the situation with volcanic ash, i mean, it was enormous at the time, i remember it really well, went on for many days. it did, it had an impact on the whole traffic in europe, really, notjust around iceland. flights were just halted everywhere, so it had an impact outside of iceland on other tourism operators. it didn't last very long, the whole eruption completely, you know, no flight zone, but it did in fa ct know, no flight zone, but it did in fact the tourism industry in iceland at the time, 2010. what happened following that is that after they saw what happened, the government launched a push on tourism, so following from that, slightly oddly, you

these are some of the works ofjuan luna of the philippines and raden saleh of indonesia, now on displaytries, indonesia and the philippines, before travelling to europe. juan luna won major awards in spain. and this was the first time an artist from the colonies achieved the same status as their european peers. luna‘s work, espana y filipinas, or spain and the philippines, puts their colonial relationship in a greco—roman motif, with spain leading the way up a grand staircase, to the future. raden saleh of indonesia was known for his orientalist animal hunts and landscapes, winning over an audience eager for such exotic scenes. even as their asian contemporaries enjoyed a degree of success in europe, some impressionist painters had trouble finding an audience at home. this painting by claude monet was actually rejected by the paris salon of 1869. but today, impressionist works are as popular as ever, especially here in asia. you can see it in the japanese bridge. we are where monet built this garden. paul perrin is a curator at the musee d‘orsay in paris. he helped bring about 60 painti

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indonesia's disaster agency is warning mount agung is close to a full—scale eruption.speak to one of the world's leading experts on mount agung. this volcanologist has been following the volcano's activity from the united states. thanks for being on the programme. we are hearing a strong possibility of a major eruption. give us your perspective. to have raised the alert of possibility of eruption due to the increasing activity. what can we expect in the next day or so? can we give a timeframe on this? no, i'm not sure quite what to expect, but the people should be ready for potentially heavier ash fall or a higher ash plume, hot groundhugging avalanches that can race down the volcano and they have already begun to come off they have already begun to come off the volcano a few hours ago and those are mudflows that can rapidly go down river channels. the situation is still pretty critical and they have put in an exclusion zone. i have heard though the volcanic activity has calmed down a little. unfortunately it has been a bit cloudy at the moment will stop they are still

this a new species of a run at time lives in the remote jungles of indonesia. on. the u.s. president donald trump is off to asia for a five country tour on the agenda promoting trade and lapping up pressure on north korea but as the president boarded air force one no one seemed quite sure what to expect. to get a grip i don't cover you're coming with us we look forward to a protocol in east asia is everything we don't really like to tell what we're banking and upwelling it's because we try to respect what other people are thinking and. to expect a modulation in the language doesn't work yes well i don't i don't think the president would barge which is like russia if you noticed him do that we'll be talking about trade we've got to get about obviously going for real. that is something that you guys should you know we have seen some signs of easing of tensions and some remarks that me and a cafe tensions this is. one of the favorite i would caution the president against it's any kind of tweeting while he is in east asia but i think we're going to hurt. a lot of good will. als

indonesia has issued its most serious warning for aircraft, and many tourists have been left strandedimer reports. voiceover: the people of indonesia are used to sites like these, the mountain is for the second time this week ‘s un black ash high into the sky. balkan knowledges to have detected molten rock close to the surface, which means a powerful eruption could be imminent. mount agun s been declared a danger zone, and everyone within the seven and a half alarm at radius has been evacuated. —— volcanologist. half alarm at radius has been evacuated. -- volcanologist. we must exercise caution for the possibility ofa exercise caution for the possibility of a strong explosive eruption. exercise caution for the possibility of a strong explosive eruptionm is this the ash spewing six hours and metres into the sky which presents the greatest danger to human life, within it, sharp fragments of glass, crystal and rock. authorities are handing out masks to everyone in its path. 25,000 people have fled to evacuation centres but they are struggling to cope. in september, 140,000 people fled wh

authorities in indonesia have been warning of the dangers of cold lava flows known as the hot resulting from the volcanic activity many have been sharing this video from close by. officials say the money already flowing in several places along the slopes now indonesia's disaster relief agency also treated about the dangers of the mud flows and shared this video the agency says people need to stay away from rivers as flows like these can become deadly during eruptions. now people left stranded in bali have been trying to contact government officials on airlines for getting some help to get home this woman from india treated the country's minister for foreign affairs and said she's why did she lose her job but despite the dangers and the frustrations photographers have also captured spectacular and dramatic scenes of the volcano this shot is a mediocre floyd was based in bali. for me are joined by david he's a vulcanologist at oxford in this city in the u.k. welcome dave now this will cain know is spewing ash and it's going smoke how close are we to a major explosion is it inevitable and

these are some of the works ofjuan luna of the philippines and raden saleh of indonesia, now on displayhe philippines, before travelling to europe. juan luna won major awards in spain. and this was the first time an artist from the colonies achieved the same status as their european peers. luna's work, espana y filipinas, or spain and the philippines, puts their colonial relationship in a greco—roman motif, with spain leading the way up a grand staircase, to the future. raden saleh of indonesia was known for his 0rientalist animal hunts and landscapes, winning over an audience eager for such exotic scenes. even as their asian contemporaries enjoyed a degree of success in europe, some impressionist painters had trouble finding an audience at home. this painting by claude monet was actually rejected by the paris salon of 1869. but today, impressionist works are as popular as ever, especially here in asia. you can see it in the japanese bridge. we are where monet built this garden. paul man is a curator at the musee d'0rsay in paris. he helped bring about 60 paintings to this dual exhibit,

have been years coming to you live from berlin tens of thousands fevola cannick activity in bali indonesia touches fear a major explosion at mount agong is imminent one hundred thousand people have been told to evacuate and thousands of air travelers are stranded we get a live update from bali also coming up pope francis flies into controversy he's been given a warm welcome in myanmar but will the crisis over the working go muslim minority in the country cast a shadow over his talks there. and germany's chancellor is trying to lure her rivals the social democrats into another grand coalition with her conservative block so far the s. three d. has given a cautious response to overture. in the next half hour in the bundesliga to crunch games were played out on sunday relegation threatened hamburg how much tougher time but fair that was for obvious good going to remain without a win after their loss. to. helen a warm welcome to you i'm under that shima a riddle has been issued on the indonesian holiday island of bali as fears rise of a major volcanic eruption mont are gong has been rumbling si

her in a warm welcome to you i'm under that shima indonesia is warning that a volcano on the tourist island of bali me any time the government has ordered the evacuation of more than one hundred thousand people and has closed the island's international airport. has been rumbling since august and is now spewing smoke and lava mt are gone who can for the first time since one thousand nine hundred sixty three on his most serious alert level for the second time in three months. and there is a high possibility that a bigger eruption could happen. authorities have now extended bali's exclusion zone to areas within the ten kilometer radius of the volcano's crater. over one hundred thousand local residents have been ordered to leave their homes and stay in evacuation centers instead. of that love i felt that was sad that we are so afraid after seeing the huge black smoke rising from the volcano. so those of us who live in the danger zone decided to leave. the. airports in bali and lombok have been forced to close leaving thousands of tourists and business travelers stranded at. the critical

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