indonesia possibly looking for a rate cut as well. >> it is decision day in indonesia. we will know in a couple hours. >> let's bring in our next guest joining us here in hong kong. let's talk about the fed first. we just showed that chart, traders are still pricing in we could see a cut in 2020, all the ded weaning with a bias towar hiking rates. >> are we fed up with the fed? [laughter] note, let'serious turn to the minutes. the phrases were "patient posture," and this indicates not just in the next meeting, the next two or three meetings. at a minimum we have a pause. it is about the balance sheet, particularly for emerging markets. >> the conversation on the balance sheet is they think it should end this year. it is a bigger balance sheet. is that the key takeaway? >> absolutely. this is as transparent as one could get without having a prescriptive plan. the current one is on autopilot, what jerome powell mentioned. there was a statement on the 31st of january, this adds to that. another choice phrase out of the minutes was before too long, the balance sheet will st

. >> in indonesia yesterday. a couple of guests this hour talking about how they are -- on indonesian assets bonds. yvonne: dropping the hawkish rhetoric we saw from bank indonesia yesterday. when it comes to the trading wake it seems like we are wrapping up this friday on a pretty i guess you would say negative note. just slightly lower in the region. hong kong, those losses around down around 190 points. the large caps down. deadlines, china agreeing to buy $30 billion worth of agricultural products. i'm guessing they are not moving the needle here. perhaps there are some reports that mou's are being constructed at the moment. we are talking about how this was the low hanging fruit. pretty sanguine when it comes to assets like soy. we did see it rally overnight on those headlines. overall in asia, not getting that much of a positive note. taking a look at fx. pretty muted losses. pretty much flat for most fx currencies. one note has been the aussie do llar. we are talking about how this is the most volatile cur

indonesia is kind are we jaya visits his parents' homeland regularly he's a major star here. appearances in commercials and t.v. shows have made him a household name in indonesia here he performs in big concert halls like last year in jakarta at his benefit gala for tsunami victims. i was attempting this balancing act popstar in indonesia of classical artists in germany but then i decided i only come as a package deal so even if i'm performing entails in indonesia and playing for the president or for him i try to remain true to myself and be as authentic as possible . at a club in cologne germany. is kind are we jaya doesn't just perform classical music he plays everything from johann sebastian bach to a cover of chandelier from pop star sia. that's the pieces speak to me and it doesn't matter which sean are they belong to that's my goal in concert to to break down this compartmentalisation of people who come to my concert should know everything's on offer i live. in his music we gyal likes to try out different things and play around with his image and not just during photo s

a date but she's not sure that indonesia is ready to pull it off now if it is it does end up hosting the jews that twenty that is your name because it will be a big thing because it will be the first southeast asian nation to do so and i think that would make many indonesians very proud and that would make them rally behind the country but of course all this also depends on the ultimate price tag if the venue's the transport system becomes obvious and being too costly to build and that to indonesia and against the idea that caylee the government thinks it is ready to bid and host the games now the asian games is the world's second biggest multi sports event at the olympics last year there are about seventeen thousand athletes participating in about forty different kinds of sports it was held in two cities in indonesia rental smoothly despite concerns over infrastructure air safety pollution traffic so that has really boosted indonesia's confidence that it can pull off and even biggest sporting event in twenty thirty two but you know it does end up hosting the olympic games i'm sure y

now indonesia's the legislature has a debate is debating rather a bill that seeks to broadly regulate the country's music and parts of the bill would punish what it calls quote negative influences from foreign culture and to here with me now is to use william no a group crossed with more on this developing story first off what's this bill about so this bill is a very broad bill is put forward by the culture of education commission in the house for prisoners in indonesia part of this proposal that have caught the most i or threaten musicians with punishment imprisonment or fines for blasphemy or insulting religion or importing negative influences which has a lot of critics calling it vague and ambiguous we have a tweet here from a user in indonesia saying this is limiting especially to independent and local musicians the user shows an image that breaks down some of the bill into its various articles and the most controversial is the one that says musicians are prohibited from making pornographic content provoking conflict between groups tarnishing religion bringing negative influences

widely among indonesia's social media users it's trying to raise awareness of just how in big u.s. this bill is opponents say it's vague no one really know what it means for example one of the most contentious articles reads musician they're prohibited from making pornographic content provoking conflict between groups tarnishing religion bringing negative influences from foreign cultures or degrading dignity there's also parts that people aren't really liking very much it seems that this bill might implement competency tests and certifications for musicians which brings into question well if you're a trained musician at home how would you even get the certification become an official government sanctioned musician absolutely so i take it all this is very controversial in indonesia indonesia has a flourishing music scene pop metal punk all this is you know rattling the establishment is par for the course in these music genres will be interesting to see what the president. has to say because he himself is a well known fan of western punk bands heavy metal bands such as metallica we h

fourteen children with a spelled from a school in indonesia the insistence. on the program we speak to some of the kids who work. for. a woman is suing for allegedly violating a freedom of speech. tweets directed at transgender people. women. and experimental. truman shows. it has moments. now on this friday the fifteenth straight into the top stories. paris has conducted as strikes in the central african country of chad in a bid to have. the aerial attack help the try to capture two hundred fifty five but france's support for the current leadership in chad has drawn some criticism as explained. just to the south of libya and between countries like nigeria and sudan there's a rare patch of relative stability called chad well it's just been bombed by france and you know what it's become even more stable after that because he's gone president deby asked us in writing to intervene to prevent a coup d'etat and protect his country. so they saved the government from the rebels the militants on dozens of pickup trucks had crossed over from libya thinking they could

and indonesia has great opportunities to farm in a way that's close to nature and not industrialized and that will benefit our way of life and our health. and in. my dream is to set up a farm like this at home and use it to feed my siblings and pay for their schooling . the students take classes in organic farming and also business management and marketing. with the aim is to prepare them all to be able to run their own farms when they graduate from the program. farming no longer appeals to many indonesians the social status of farmers is relatively low. profit margins are tight and selling products at local markets is hard work. and wants to turn this around. she also runs a cafe and shops in downtown chicago. it only sells products grown by the network of smallholder farmers who number more than fifty thousand. there are also seminars the public can attend about subjects such as traditional coffee cultivation. well right now we do have a very good thing. every. five hundred million farmers and probably about seventy percent. above fifty five years or so and that's why it's very imp

about 1000 miles east of indonesia's capital. emergency crews believe dozens of workers may still be trapped as disparate forces call from beneath the ground. makeshift wooden structures in the goldmine caved in tuesday night after unstable muddy soil caused a landslide. now, crews are left to search in dangerous conditions along steep terrain. heavy removal equipment and ambulances cannot remain rich the remote location so rescuers will have to go on foot and dip with their bare hands and farm tools. indonesia has a lot of unlicensed mining sites with thousands of workers reportedly facing high risk conditions. authorities say safety regulations are frequently ignored. police, soldiers and the red cross are involved in the rescue efforts and more landslides are possible. terri o kita, cbs news. >>> the oakland teacher strike strikes into its fifth day today. teachers and supporters are holding a solidarity rally on the foot bridge crossing of i- 80. at law as goleta elementary school, the state to read intended superintendent re

>> knowing little about indonesia, aside from my recent venture to jakarta, i actually chose indonesia, just, you know, thinking about where india has been over the last few years and the number of reforms that the modi government has rolled out. i think you've -- if you read anything coming out of the chair, you know we track the reforms of the modi government and this will undertake an exercise with the new administration. but one of the economic levers that can really unlock the growth potential of the country. and of the 30 most important economic reforms, we've seen that the modi government has really implemented about nine of them and has had started work on -- or various levels of implementation about 14 or 15 of them. and the impacts of some of these, one of the biggest being the goods and services tax, has been, you know, i think we're going to see the dividends of that play out over a longer period of time. there have been some hiccups with that, and, you know, as they sort out through those measures, you know, particularly setting up a new judiciary court to deal with goods

more than sixty people if you had buried after the collapse of an illegal gold mine in indonesia rescuers are searching this site in north soon always see at least one person has been found dead while fourteen others have been rescued the national disaster agency says the mine collapsed because of unstable soil and the large number of mining helps thrown story has more from indonesia's capital jakarta rescuers are still trying to reach people buried in the landslide they say they can still hear voices so they're trying to reach those people as quickly as possible that been working through the night helped by people who live and work around the area a spokesman for indonesia's national disaster mitigation agency said the landslide occurred when supporting beams at the mine gave way rescue teams have not been able to bring in heavy equipment because of the difficult terrain and video shows rescue teams working on a rather bad and steep slope so while they have to try and get to those people who are buried as quickly as possible they're also very they also have to work very carefully and qui

indonesia police officers using a snake confession we look at. the japanese villagers training the. iconic. it's good to have you with us we begin in northern india where many farmers have a beef with stray cows the reason they're eating their crops by estimates which are themselves seven years old india has some five point two million stray cause i'm getting to hindu sensitivities prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalists b.g.p. party has offered greater protection than before this means their same for meat and hyde has been severely restricted the result. and free foraging cause. trouble to the state of. chad plum joined her is no stranger to the hardships of farming in india. but he's now confronting a new menace which has been causing havoc across the rural economy. streakers there we see there becoming. charred tom says the animals have gobbled up his crops twice causing huge financial loss. so seeds in lay down fertiliser the one the crops grow the cattle destroying a look at all our hard work time and money goes down the drain there's a big garden many farmers have be

we also talked to the head of an ngo helping children with hiv in indonesia. for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the. right to go to school these children have faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children if we are open it will be easier to explain to the public that their disease is in their body and will not easily spread to others. a russian film dealing with the life of a nobel prize winning soviet scientist has caused controversy adopted one of the most ambitious cinematic projects in european film history tao was filmed over a period of two years and was released in paris enjoyed history from nine hundred thirty eight to nine hundred sixty eight it was inspired by and named after the

helping children with hiv aids in indonesia. for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they're very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again but big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school these children have faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong and i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children and will not easily spread to other. a storm of controversy has erupted around a new russian film which looks at the life as a nobel prize winning soviet scientist was filmed over a period of two years and premiered in paris last month the films and the massive project which is floors thirty years of soviet history from nine hundred thirty eight to nine hundred sixty eight it was inspired by the soviet scientists. who won the nobel peace prize for physics in one thousand nin

fourteen children with hiv and aids or expelled from a school in indonesia at the insistence of outraged parents we speak to some of the expelled kids. a woman is suing twitter for allegedly violating her freedom of speech people saying men and women. friday morning here on the fifteenth in moscow welcome to your latest stories on our. president has just signed a border security bill today which will avert another government shutdown however he is than expected to declare a national emergency and bypass congress to access funds which will be directed towards the construction of his planned border wall at the announcement was met with mixed reactions using this constitutional and run to media campaign promise is a simply a terrible idea as you know i've been very clear on my concerns about the president as an emergency in ways that have been done before i mean it's amazing to me that we could have republican support for one requires an unconstitutional use your patient to legislative branches authority to spend the people's money with regards to border security this is a big step forward

have been expelled from a school in indonesia or at the insistence of outraged parents speak of the kids who were forced out. this is. twenty twenty u.s. presidential candidate has announced the bill that could stop withdrawing from the intermediate range nuclear missile treaty known as the i n f. but. make it read like south. park our series united states. every. year. with over this month washington said it was suspending its obligations under the treaty signed back in one thousand nine hundred seven and said it would fully withdraw in six months time russia responded in kind of treaty bans land based missiles with ranges between five hundred and five thousand five hundred kilometers donald trump now says he's considering a new arms deal. well we followed the agreement and the rules to the letter. russia repeatedly violated its terms that is why i announce that the united states is officially withdrawing from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or i.n.f. treaty. perhaps i was perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement here being china and others or perhaps we care in which

in indonesia. and i left early for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they are very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again they keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school and these children have faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children if we are open it will be easier to explain to the public that their disease is in their body and will not easily spread to others. donald trump has confirmed that he is announcing a national emergency on friday to bypass congress and get funding for a war on the border with mexico we would make up for the cost of the wall just at the cost of the fact that i would be able to have fewer people we would need all of this incredible talent and when i asked preside

we also spoke to the head of an ngo helping children with hiv in indonesia. well for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they are very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school these children have faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong and i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children if we are open it will be easier to explain to the public that their disease is in their body and will not easily spread to others. donald trump pounds declared a national emergency to secure funds for his proposed border war correspondent caleb maupin have that story after the short break. there's incontrovertibly evidence that we're being visited and frankly everyone in very high ranking classified projects knows this the public hasn't been told because they've been want

we also spoke to the head of an ngo helping children with hiv in indonesia. and for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they're very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school these children have faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children if we are open it will be easier to explain to the public that their disease is in their body and will not easily spread to others. french schools may be forced to replace the words mother and father on official forms of parent one and parent to the national assembly has approved a measure to champion what it calls diversity over old fashioned family models the senate could still block the bill but the m.p. behind the move says it is time for a change. this amendment aims throug

thailand and indonesia will go through general -- go through elections. so we have to wait after the election outcomes are known. the philippines -- so the philippines may be concerned about its economic relationship -- economic and political relationship with china and current president. taiwan has been expressing very strongly to join tpp and also tpp 11. but tpp 11 members may be concerned about possible conflict with china. you remember in the case of the wto entry, china insisted that china should enter the wto first and then taiwan. china and eu may be good candidates. but is it really a good idea to invite them in the absence of the united states? so there are many, many issues to think about. prospects for rcep, the regional comprehensive economic partnership. this is an asean centered fta among 16 countries. the 10 asean member states plus japan, china, korea, india, australia and new zealand. so rcep is not as ambitious as tpp or tpp 11. but it's a very important fta because it does include china and india and also a large country like indonesia

some breaking news for you from indonesia, from sulawesi.bout a landslide at what appears to be an illegal goldmine. we are being told 60 people, more than 60 people, are potentially buried after this landslide at an illegal goldmine in indonesia's sulawesi province. it says are ten people have been rescued and one is feared to have been killed. —— 13 people have been rescued. it is a developing story from indonesia, at the sight of this mind. we will continue to monitor this story and bring the latest to you. these are just some bits of information coming in to the bbc at the moment. let's look at the newspapers from around the world. no surprises, lots of them looking at this summit. straits times highlighting the meeting between kim jong—un and donald trump in hanoi. the paper says the summit is being watched closely for tangible progress of north korea's nuclear programme. the south china morning post writes about ten other summit in the making, one which will potentially be held about donald trump and the chinese president, xijinping. t

least three people have died and dozens are still missing after an illegal gold mine collapsed in indonesia rescuers a digging through the rubble at the site in all sort of way see their efforts have been hampered by steep terrain and unstable soil conditions after the collapse triggered a landslide some of the victims have been responding to rescuers calls but it's not clear how many are still alive so far fourteen people have been pulled out alive florence newey has been following the story for us from the capital jakarta rescuers are still trying to reach people buried in the landslide they say they can still hear voices so they're trying to reach those people as quickly as possible that been working through the night helped by people who live and work around the area a spokesman for indonesia's national disaster mitigation agency said the landslide occurred when supporting beams at the mine gave way rescue teams have not been able to bring in heavy equipment because of the difficult terrain and video shows rescue teams working on a rather bad and steep slope so while they have to try an

china, india and also a large country like indonesia. differences among the major countries are large. initially, between japan and china on the level of tariff reduction and trade and investment rules but after the start of u.s. china trade war, china has suffered. china once to send an economic friendship within neighboring countries. but, india has been reluctant member. also, it generates a law of economic benefits mainly because china's level of protection is still high in india's level of protection is very high. as the negotiations out of the total 19 chapters, seven chapters have been basically agreed on going on but there are chapters which are market access issues, in particular india is very much afraid of the negative impact of trade on domestic industries because cheap chinese products are now flowing into india and india would be further exposed to chinese products. intellectual property, e- commerce, these are difficult issues and differences in views among countries. the negotiation will likely be concluded this year. chi

more than sixty people are feared buried after the collapse of an illegal gold mine in indonesia rescuers searching the site in north soon always see at least one person has been found dead while fourteen others have been rescued the national disaster agency says the mine collapse because of unstable soil and the launch number of mining holes the taliban and the u.s. special envoy are close to reaching an agreement on american troop withdrawal from afghanistan taliban spokesman so hale shaheen says the deal will include guarantees that afghanistan will not be used again as a staging arena for on time merican attacks senior taliban leaders are holding talks with the u.s. special envoys here in qatar stephanie decker has more. it is the second day of talks between the high level delegation of the taleban and the americans trying to find some kind of solution to the seventeen year war between them and also the larger forty year conflict inside that country now we mentioned tracked down the taliban spokesperson here in doha i was at the hotel where the talks are taking place he said that basi

on board, a communications satellite for indonesia going into orbit called new santara satu and also on board a privately funded israeli moon lander called barashet, a $100 million for elon musk, a fourth country to go to the moon, israeli going to the moon. russia, the u.s. and china have been there. spacex fired this falcon 9 monday night. it's the second mission this year. they're actually using used parts in this rocket, seems to have worked okay. >> thanks, ken. >>> a giant bee once believed to be extinct buzzing its way back into the world, where it was rediscovered the first time in decades. >>> this is what we all want to see. turns out a giant bee once thought to be extinct is actually alive and well. >> we have the video to prove it. there you go. the so-called wallace's giant bee was spotted in 1981, but last month a group of conservationists went on a five- day search in indonesia and found them. the black wasplike bee is about 1 1/2 inches long. that is four times bigger than a european honeybee. now conservationists and researchers are working to protect that giant bee.

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shery: let's turn to indonesia because we are expecting think indonesia to make a rate decision. but could we see a dovish turned given the rest of the central banks around the world? >> maybe not yet. the rupiah is under less pressure than it was toward the middle of last year. 12.5%.p to 55% -- that has taken the pressure off. there is no need to keep that hawkish rhetoric after the fixed increases last year to protect the rupiah as indonesia was failing that -- feeling that pressure. it changed with the pause. we have got to get clarity on how long that will be. but at the moment we will see bank indonesia continuing to stay ahead. they don't want a renewal of pressures. they have got a wide current account gap that leads them -- leaves them vulnerable should markets swing again. on hold to 6%, that is what economists we are serving expect and no real shift in buyers yet. managingr asia economy editor malcolm scott. theresa may facing a new threat to her authority with some of her own ministers considering voting against her strategy and challenging her to sac them. them.k the

and fourteen hiv positive children are expelled from school in indonesia. parents we speak to some of those. with the top stories from the past seven days on right up to the moment of elements well this is the weekly on r.t. international hello and welcome to our top story. yellow vests demonstrations are again taking over the streets in paris this sunday against what they're calling fall in living standards live pictures right now by the way from parra says you can see people in those yellow vests making their way towards the arc de triomphe which has been the main point of meeting for those protesters over the past three months and that is a significant day this weekend marks three months since their protest campaign began with something saying over forty thousand people turned out nationwide to vent over president on monday will mark rowlands policy. skirmishes between activists some police broke out in a number of cities including known suddenly on the protests in part us also the send it into violence by nato charlotte dubus he was there right the day

fourteen children with aids are expelled from a school in indonesia. parents we speak to some of those who were. with the top stories for the past seven days and right up to the moment of elements as well this is the weekly here on our international law and welcome our top story this brace for another wave of yellow vest demonstrations against falling living standards today sunday this weekend marks three months since there were protests campaign began on saturday so over forty thousand people turned out nationwide to vent their anger over president. policies. then they moved clashes between activists and police broke out in a number of cities including north suddenly all the protests in paris had also descended into violence by late afternoon charlotte twopence he was there throughout the day for us. you might just be able to see in the distance that we've got protesters who are throwing what appear to be rocks towards if you just turn the camera around towards this line of security forces over here this is being a pretty much a cat and game cats and

and fourteen hiv positive children are expelled from a school in indonesia at the insistence of outraged parents we speak to some of those who were removed. from the t.v. . you. are broadcasting live in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is r t international. yellow vests that demonstrators took over the streets of paris again on sunday rallying against what people are calling falling living standards the weekend marked three months since their protest campaign began with saturday seeing over forty thousand turn out nationwide to vent anger over president emanuel micron's policies. then the. skirmishes between activists and police broke out in a number of cities including non to amberley on the protests in paris also descended into violence by late afternoon artist was there throughout the day for. i. was the e.p. . we saw the protesters that throwing items towards peace will really get have to move a little bit further on because i guess it is never. coming across this. and it's really not very nice very difficult to talk sorry sir when the gas hits you

positive children are expelled from a school in indonesia the insistence of downgrades to parents we speak to some of those who were really. good. with the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly on aussie international hello and welcome to our top story yellow vest demonstrations are again taking over the streets in paris this sunday against what people are calling for willing living standards this weekend marks three months since their protest campaign began with saturday seeing over forty thousand turned out nationwide to vent the president across policies. but then they make. good wishes between activists some police broke out in a number of cities including longtime live on the protests empowers also descends into violence by late off of the charges as he was that throughout the day for us. i. think. we should the protesters start throwing items towards peaceful really go have to move a little bit further on because i guess it is narrow. coming across this. and it's really not very nice very difficult to talk storie

forty eight hiv positive children are expelled from a school in indonesia at the insistence of outraged parents we speak to some of those who were no. such luck good. luck. with the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly on the aussie international hello and welcome. you know first demonstrate. asians are again taking over the streets of paris this sunday against what people are calling for living standards this weekend marks three months since their protest campaign began with saturday's seeing over forty thousands turned out nationwide to vent their anger at the president and mine your policies. then they make moves. commissions between activists and police broke out in a number of cities including nanda and lee on the protests in paris those are descendants of violence by late afternoon well it depends he was there throughout the day force. her to. be sure the protesters are throwing items towards peace will really get i have to move a little bit further on because i guess it is never. coming across us and it's really n

chain, they are talking about india, indonesia, the anon. these are taiwanese companies.ooking back in 2015, 15 of the top 20 exporters from china to the united states were taiwan-originated companies or affiliates. they can pick up and move production bases a lot quicker and easier than a chinese domestic manufacturer. that could be significant collateral damage on the chinese economy. caroline: great perspective is always. stephen engle in hong kong. much more ahead on bloomberg. looking into amazon a little bit more when we come back. ♪ ♪ caroline: facebook goes on the offense. a sign that the company is moving past the cumbre -- a number of scandals that crushed the stock for months. emily chang spoke with sheryl sandberg. they begin the conversation focusing on the company performance in the last quarter. >> we have a strong quarter and i think with a really end to a challenging year for facebook. the growth across the board, we now have 2.7 billion people using at least one of our services every month and that is facebook, instagram, whatsapp messenger. sorry. i thi

a school in indonesia has sparked controversy after expelling fourteen h.m.o. you positive children and reportedly took the decision following complaints from the parents of their classmates we heard from some of the youngsters who were removed. parents strongly objected to the fourteen children to tandems because they are h.i.v. positive we tried to. but follow in their protests that we took the children out of the school and now we're helping to find a new school for them. if. that's if that's. what. it's all about i. guess if. we also talk to the head of an ngo that helps indonesian children in fact head with h.l.v. . family for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they are very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school these children have faced so many obstacles since entering. school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong and i think