is only part of what indonesia needs to boost its economy. joining us now from london. is emerging markets columnist at capital economics good to have you with us gareth. but forecast seven percent growth at the time of his election the economy has been delivering what around five percent that's not too bad when you look around but what's holding the economy back. i think there's a number of factors that certainly commodity prices haven't helped they've been quite subdued for most of gerry's. and i think also more fundamentally it's just been a failure to revitalize the manufacturing sector which when he set out five years ago was one of his key aims now there's a number of reasons why he's failed to do that he has admitted he's done some kind of useful tinkering around the edges so he's made it more easy for foreign manufacturers to set up in he's pushed ahead with some improvements the infrastructure but the one thing that he's really failed to do is to press ahead and make any progress with them with labor market reform so in indonesia it's incredibly expensive to hi

today about two hundred jews live in washington synagogue on so louisiana but recent changes in indonesia i mean practicing their religion isn't as easy as it used to be. the this is the shark has yet synagogue it's the only jewish house of worship in this sprawling indonesian archipelago and one of the few places indonesia's remaining jews feel comfortable practicing their faith. in the southeast asian country has long been praised for its moderate brand of islam but more conservative forms of islam are increasing in popularity here and religious divides are deepening members of indonesia's jewish community say tolerance is fading. they see a huge you just go home to israel. tensions in the middle east particularly between israel and the palestinians are spilling over in indonesia at this public cemetery in jakarta several jewish graves have been desecrated and if you know where to look nazi symbols can easily be found across indonesia the so-called soldiers cafe in the city of bam don't has now been shut down but there are several other places like it critics say their existence highlig

from one muslim nation to one with the wild largest number of muslims indonesia this country isn't usually associated with judaism but there is a jewish community if a small one which descended from traders from europe and iraq today about two hundred jews live in washed out the synagogue and so louisiana but recent changes in indonesia i mean practicing that religion isn't as easy as it used to be. the this is the shark has young my synagogue it's the only jewish house of worship in midst sprawling indonesian archipelago and one of the few places indonesia's remaining jews feel comfortable practicing their faith. the southeast asian country has long been praised for its moderate brand of islam but more conservative forms of islam are increasing in popularity here and religious divides are deafening members of indonesia's jewish community say tolerance is fading. they see a huge you just go home to israel. tensions in the middle east particularly between israel and the palestinians are spilling over in indonesia at this public cemetery in jakarta several jewish graves have been desecrated

is only part of what indonesia needs to boost its economy. joining us now from london. is emerging markets columnist at capital economics good to have you with us gareth joko widodo that forecast seven percent growth at the time of his election the economy has been delivering what around five percent that's not too bad when you look around but what's holding the economy back. i think there's a number of factors that certainly commodity prices haven't helped they've been quite subdued for most of chicory. i think also more fundamentally it's just been a failure to revitalize the manufacturing sector which when he set out five years ago was one of his key aims now there's a number of reasons why he's failed to do that he has admitted that he's done some kind of useful tinkering around the edges so he's made it more easy for foreign manufacturers to set up in he's pushed ahead with some improvements to the infrastructure but the one thing that he's really failed to do is to press ahead and make any progress with them with labor market reform so in indonesia it's incredibly

the mother of two is one of the few women in indonesia's small startup scene. some investors didn't believe she'd be able to shoulder both roles her children are still small so to make it happen she often works from home her leadership style is anything but traditional i think because i'm a woman. i'm not i'm not feeling that i am the boss i am feeling that we are team. and i cannot do anything without my team and i'm not positioning myself as a boss but pushing myself best team player with them. deejaying the story now has people working for her in london as well the founder from indonesia wants to break into markets in the e.u. no easy task but she's already starting to adjust to the different demands in europe he joked now offers muslim fashion made from figure material and more muted colors. and that's it from me and the business a lot more back on stories and news on a website that's to. slash business i'll say. a quick check on. how women and how it globally. they come from very different worlds. a little bit slowly. how do they resist oppression. lead a

indonesia, on monday, already ordered airlines to ground the aircraft.s aviation regulator ordered domestic carriers to suspend flights of the model. —— china. and there are more than 90 planes operating from the mainland. ethiopian airlines and came airlines have grounded the aircraft. several north american carriers have said they are monitoring the ongoing investigation. and according to boeing's website, 16 airlines have taken delivery of the 737 max 8, including air italy and india's spicejet. including air italy and india's spice jet. in the meantime, boeing has announced some modifications of this plane. that is right. several months ago they have said that they would be deploying a software upgrade for this 737 max 8. the karpany also said it had been developing a flight control software enhancement for several months in the aftermath of the lion air flight 610 disaster when it crashed into the sea of indonesia, killing 189 passengers on—board —— the company. it said the changes were designed to make an already that krupp even safer. boeing said

indonesia space x. has launched its astronauts capsule into space for the first time it's certain that . nasa has asked space x. and boeing to come up with technology to allow it to resume manned space flights the unmanned test flight is a milestone for the company owned by billionaire ilana musk nasa suspended its manned flight program and twenty eleven due to rising costs. african cinema is being celebrated at a top film festival and became a faster more than one hundred sixty pictures are being featured in this year's lineup they cover the political social and cultural stories of the continent has more on the pan african film and television festival of why they do. the. comedy is. forbidden love. drama. and even animation. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema. beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent . and among them a director. with her fil

the first went down in the sea off indonesia, in october.a, and an airline in south africa have grounded all of that type of plane. there is no clear evidence linking the crash off indonesia with that in ethiopia yesterday. this investigation is very important for boeing, they have hundreds of aircraft waiting to fly daily, some of which have been grounded. it will be of particular concern and i'm sure they will be putting as many resources as they happen to the investigation. airlines tui and norwegian say all their aircraft are operating as normal. and they're talking to boeing. speaking to pilots here, there is genuine concern. something boeing — and the investigation — need to address. a teenage boy and a 20—year—old man have appeared in court charged with the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney who stabbed in a park in east london ten days ago. the boy, who's 16, was remanded in custody. manuel petrovic, who's 20, appeared at the old bailey. daniela relph reports. the purple ribbons, everywhere you looked around the court building. it w

today, china and indonesia along with ethiopian airlines, grounded their fleets of the 737 maxss. but an investigation into what happened to flight et302 will continue for many months. emmanuel igunza, bbc news, bishoftu, ethiopia. our north america correspondent peter bowes in los angeles has more on what the us aviation authorities have been saying. they say this jet is airworthy, but they require boeing to make some software enhancements over the next few weeks. boeing have confirmed that since that indonesia crash at the end of october of last year they have been working on those enhancements to the software systems of this particular type ofjet and they will be implemented over the next few weeks. so it seems that before this crash in ethiopia that work was in hands. and what the federal aviation administration, the aviation authority here in the states, is stressing is that it is very early days in terms of the investigation to see what happened over this past weekend. they say they need to see the data, they have not seen the data from the black box, they are sending invest

we're talking indonesia and australia.th economies front and center, and really underscoring why these companies need to do this. we will get you more details and we will be live out of sydney, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars. do you guys sell, other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. get $250 back when you pre-order a new samsung galaxy. click, call, or visit a store today. ♪ it is almost 11:00 in singapore, 8:30 in dubai. i am said haslinda amin. rishaad: and this is a look at our top stories, with china leaders gathering to set goals for the year, the president is promising

flash floods and landslides triggered by torrential rain killed dozens in indonesia's eastern most province of top. the philippines turns its back on the international criminal court today the country will become just the second in history to withdraw from the world's only permanent war crimes tribunal. it's quitting over the course investigation into president. drugs caught with thousands of extra judicial killings despite international condemnation. people around the world have been mourning the victims of the christ church attacks which killed fifty people and injured fifty more. in pakistan vigils were held across the country with people laying flowers and lighting candles the victims in india people held up posters and chanted against the violence and in the vatican pope francis offered prayers for quote our muslim brothers who were killed in the mass shootings at two mosques. for more now let's bring in samantha early who who is in christchurch covering this story for us samantha what are some of the challenges now facing the victims' families well again the bodies some of this put do

let's bring you some breaking news coming out of indonesia.e has struck the indonesian island of sulawesi. the us geological survey said the quake was located 125 kilometres south—east of the city of palu. indonesia does has a little bit of an issue with earthquakes. last year, an earthquake and tsunami killed more than 2,000 people on the island. a5 .8 earthquake, magnitude earthquake there, —— a 5.8. we will cluster a ny earthquake there, —— a 5.8. we will cluster any news coming out of the including any injuries. ——we will bring you any news. this is bbc news. the headlines: votings under way in thailand in the first general election to be held since a military coup in 2014. there've been celebrations across syria after the so—called islamic state group was defeated in its last stranglehold, baghouz. the kurdish—led syrian democratic forces, which is backed by the us, raised their flag above buildings seized from is fighters. an operation to rescue over 1,000 people from a cruise ship in trouble off south—west norway is set to continue thro

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monday also coming up flash floods and landslides triggered by torrential rain that killed dozens in indonesia's eastern most province of poplar. comic spicer welcome to the program new zealand prime minister just into our durn it says her cabinet will start work later today on changing the country's gun laws after friday's terrorist attack on christ church mosques killed fifty people members of the christ church community have been bringing flowers to one of the mosques earlier the prime minister paid her respects at a mosque in the capital wellington meeting with people from the muslim community there. meanwhile the story of an afghan refugee whose heroic actions likely saved the lives of other worshippers has come to light when abdul aziz saw a man brandishing a gun outside the mosque he confronted him throwing a handheld credit card reader at him he led the attacker away on a chase and later caused him to flee by smashing one of his discarded guns into his car window. just big shot gun and. pull the trigger there was no bullets on that. just yelling i said come on here come i mean i just wan

plus floods and landslides triggered by torrential rain killed dozens in indonesia's eastern most province of. the philippines turns its back on the international criminal court today the country will become just the second in history to withdraw from the world's only permanent war crimes tribunals. is quitting over the court's investigation into president perjury go to turkey's war on drugs. thousands of extra judicial killings despite international condemnation. a mixed fights are welcome to the program. as new zealand begins a new week struggling to come to terms with the worst terrorist attack in its modern history police in australia say they've searched two homes in connection with the mass shooting the homes or a new south wales where the accused gunman grew up fifty people were killed in the attack on two mosques in christ church events have been held around the world to mourn the victims. the people of christchurch paying tribute to the victims and the survivors of the attack laying flowers and messages of support not far from the hospital where those wounded are still being treat

china and indonesia have grounded their entire fleet of the boeing seven three seven. we have grounded all. boring b. seven three seven dash eight marks fleet which interpreter lines was operating and which was involved in yesterday's accident as a precaution safety measure but this does not mean that the incident was related. defects on this specific fleet but we have taken this as an extra safety precaution well the one thousand dollars area and judges say they will not monitor the eight for elections if present these beautiful pussies a fifth term a group has formed or spent organization in protest against beautifully his re-election campaign state television is reporting the eighty two year old president has returned home after a two week absence here in special rapporteur on man must says she fears a new crisis for that if bangladesh relocates them to a nearby island yang he has been briefing the un human rights council after visiting coaxes bizarre refugee camp here is back fighters in syria have launched an offensive on i suppose last remaining territory the kur

deadlyly flooding d disasters a common feature of indonesia's rainy season. the death toll in seize africa is rising after a cyclone tore into the region on thursday. more than 200 people are confirmed dead, but mozambique's government is warning that the death toll could rise to more than 1,000 in mozambique alone. aid agencies are grasping the full extent of damage such as in the port city where the red cross says 90% of the buildings have been destroyed. >> a city almost completely flattened by the cyclone. some 500,000 people c call the port citity home and with communatations downn and roads cut, the numbers of dead or injured here are still unclear. as the cyclone swept across mozambique and into zimbabwe, a trail of destruction. vast areas have been cut off leaving people without roofs over their heads, clean water and electricity. in neighboring country, the rain spilled waterss inn a regioion already flooded. people are more reliant on aid. >> my house and many other homes have been destroyed and my land and my kitchen u utensils and m food, everythi

indonesia )s flag carrier is cancelling a multibillion >>> welcome back. you know, a major blow nor boeing, indonesia's flag carrier canceling a multibillion dollar order of the manufacturer's max 8 jet citing a loss of confidence after two crashes in the past six months. first announcement of a cancelation since the fleet grounded after crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. nbc's keir simmons reports. >> reporter: boeing facing a significant order cancelation. indonesia national airline trying to cancel 49 jets worth $5 billion to boeing. the airline saying, quote, the passengers have lost confidence after two fatal crashes in five months. it's not clear if boeing will let the airline out of the contract but for now max 8 flights are grounded around the world. could the fatal crashes have been avoided if the two airlines paid for an extra safety feature? it would have increased the number of sensors to guard against a manufacture. boeing saying the extras will be standard and included in a new software update and also learning southwest airlines which has th

act craft as black box flight data points the similarities between the crashes in any ethiopia and indonesia. i'm phil gale welcome to the program we begin with breaking news three people have been killed and several others wounded in a shooting in the dutch city of tracked the dutch police say they are searching for a thirty seven year old turkish born man in connection with the incident they have named the suspect as thomas and released this image of people being warned not to approach him but to contact authorities emergency services are at the transportation in cities. and so well i'm sure since first reported the city's man says paramilitary is the most plausible explanation. rick's a single is a crime reporter on t.v. who tracked he joins us on the line from the city welcome to new day w. rex let's start with a suspect based on tanisha what can you tell us about. the good eighty two well we found out the government is very well known to the police it was treaty is the conflict of that least five or six times for burglary bicycle theft. treadling a police officer two weeks ago he was in

and then china out right then as well as indonesia.gapore ban is interesting because it includes other airlines flying and so it is not just a ban on silk air. this comes after the faa and the u.s. overnight basically rolled 737 global note that the maximally continues to have airworthiness and there is no linking the fight to the lion air crash. from ourget more guest. thanks for joining us. let's get some insight into whether the airlines are overreacting or legitimately doing the right thing. by airlines is justified. , doing this aircraft need to get out of the bottom of what makes these planes fall from the sky. stoppedthe 1980's, we five crashes over three years and this is definitely the right step to find a solution. the airline is going to hurt consumers, asia and southeast asia and some of the european operators will have an impact on the revenues. unless the aircraft is stabilized, this is the best course of action. not rule onid grounding the aircraft. do not want to link the lion air crash with the crash in ethiopia. inclu

the ethiopian flight closely mirroring the crash in indonesia. as the crew struggled to keep the plane in the air. in the latest tragedy, safetyte s have not determined the cause for the crash. >> a ts stage we cannot rule out anything. >> officials in china aren't waiting for aners,rdering all local carriers to ground close to 100 737 max 8 jets so has indonesia, ethiopia and then ca islands. while others believe all the jets should be pulled from service. >> the company ought to voluntarily itself ground t aircraft because of the similarities between the two accidents. >> reporter: boeing responding nt thatwritten state says in part the investigation is in its early stages, but at this point, based on the information available, we do not have any basis to issue n guidance to operators. carriers that fly the max 8 in north america say they're monitoring the investigation right now, the planes remain an active par of their fleet. jay gray, nbc news. >>> today we learned that several more crash victims do have ties to our tarea, t includes a georg

. >> in indonesia, can this be a game changer for you in indonesia?indonesia is one of strongest and fasting gross markets. in ridesharing, we have 60 to 70% market share. our food delivery business has volumes.e than 10x in see tremendous opportunities to continue growing, not just in asia, but in cross -- in indonesia, but across the entire region. >> what is the valuation of grab? >> we don't disclose valuation, but i will say we have been pleased with the valuation investors have given to us in this round. we aretwo, i think pleased with the universal support we have seen from investors around the world. >> m thank you for joining thank you for, joining us. how much of this money goes toward firming up your trajectory for profitability, and in other words, when would you make profitability? say wet of all, i will are already profitable in some of our most mature business segments. in our more mature markets. in the markets where we are not yet profitable, we have a clear line of sight to getting there. i will mention what makes us the otherrom som

debris recovered in october, when another boeing 737 max went down off indonesia.ystems on board the aircraft, and whether pilots were properly informed about how the new plane had been modified. in the weeks after the crash, the authorities in america issued an emergency airworthiness directive about the 737 max. authorities believe a computer system designed to prevent the plane from stalling received incorrect data and put the plane into a nosedive. boeing later issued a warning to airlines to ensure pilots were aware of an override switch to deactivate the system. ryanair is due to deliver passengers on the 737 max next month. it's boeing's short—haul, fuel—efficient plane. it began commercial flights in 2017. some 11,500 of the 737 max have been ordered by airlines worldwide. the 737 max which has been involved in the incident today is the latest version of this aircraft. it is very important to boeing as part of their portfolio of aircraft offered to airlines, and it's important to airlines because they want to build on the reliability of this model, and they

flooding is common in indonesia, especially during the rainy season from october to april.tion is aggravating the risk of floods. a commander of the kurdish forces fighting islamic state militants in their last stronghold in eastern syria has told the bbc their operation has been prolonged to protect civilians. although tens of thousands of people have fled the enclave in the last two months, it's thought there are still large numbers of civilians inside. our correspondent aleem maqbool reports from the frontline in baghouz. in baghouz, the final battle ground, is fighters have been blasted into retreat, building by building. they've been rained on by missiles, from the us—led coalition. but we're taken right to the front line, through the desolation, by the local forces on the ground, still in combat with them. so, these positions here were occupied by islamic state group fighters in just the last few days, they've been beaten back. their ever shrinking so—called caliphate state is nowjust a small area just around the corner of this building. if you peep around the corner,

cleaning up indonesia's most polluted river is a huge undertaking even the military's involved machines have been brought in to bury the tons of rubbish fished out from the cheetah it's been a year since the government launched a program to clean up the river. but one military commander tells us progress has been slow with an action plan only put in place recently but they would number out the stool we were supposed to have four thousand six hundred military personnel working on this last year but we only had one thousand six hundred this year because of a lack of funds only four hundred of us involved thankfully the villages see the benefits of this program so they've been helping us so. the cheeto river flows through northwest java and provides eighty percent of the water supply for the capital jakarta this photo taken in january by a local environmental group shows untreated waste from a textile factory dumped directly into the river runoff from farms upstream also contribute to the contamination a government agency that routinely tests the quality of water in the cheeto room says it

singapore's military bases were going to be used against indonesia. even the new york times called malaysia a giant and mentioned it might be a waste. by the time the campaign of cannesia had started, you see him at his exuberant rest, was already on the move to make a case. he visited yugoslavia, burma, india and egypt to plead the case for malaysia. india was especially friendly. yugoslavia apologized for criticizing malaysia. burma agreed that it would allow singapore -- time, british and indonesianers kept forces on the back foot. the irony is that the indonesian economy went into a freefall. diplomats, then point is for me to expand what is happening in the african continent, indonesians could not match what a team did in 1964. a team of malaysians went on a tour of africa to say that aggression was unwarranted and malaysia was a fulfillment of the self-determination aspiration. lee found himself on a roll. many agreed with him. the leaders of ghana and ethiopia agreed and called him a hitler's. what is critical is that the kenyacoast and enya --

rescue teams are continuing their search for the missing in indonesia after flash floods and mudslides killed at least seventy seven people and injured hundreds more in the province of pup while deadly flooding disasters are a common feature of indonesia's rainy season. of the death toll in south east africa is rising after a spike low needed tore into the region on thursday more than two hundred people are confirmed dead but mozambique's government is now warning that the death toll could rise to more than one thousand in mozambique alone aid agencies are only just grasping the full extent of the damage such as in the port city where the red cross says ninety percent of the buildings have been destroyed. they were a city almost completely flattened by the psych line sometimes hundred thousand people call the port city home and with communications down and roads count the numbers of dead or injured here a still unclear as the cycling swept across mozambican into zimbabwe torrential rain flash floods and winds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers per hour left a trail of destruction

overnight, china and some other in indonesia did take that action.t least for the time being, not only do we not know what happened, but there has been no move to ground the plane here in the u.s.. emily: anthony, you are a pilot and have trained pilots. as i understand it you have flown on two of these and noted some anomalies. what particular kind of anomalies did you monitor? anthony: well, i flew as a passenger in first class out of addis ababa on ethiopian air. i found it unusual that during the landing phase of the flight, just before the aircraft touched down on the runway, pilots normally raise the nose a few degrees to soften the landing. in this particular case, the plane's pitch, it's up-and-down movement, was an oscillation, which is not the normal procedure to follow. i first thought was perhaps they have an inexperienced first officer and he is being trained on his first passenger flight. on the return flight, i experienced this same exact event that the different flight crew, not unsafe, but certainly not a normal procedure. emily: giv

whether he's ever released into the wild will be up to indonesia's conservation agency.ekend isn't looking too bad pretty much for all of us, but for scotland, it will be quite showery and even windy as we head through sunday. now, the wet and windy weather across the north is attributed to this deep low—pressure system, which is skirting to the north of scotland. and on its southern flank, we're seeing those gales. so the winds continuing to pick up during the early hours of sunday here. lots of showers, some of them merging together to produce longer spells of rain. yes, there will be some wintriness over the high ground too. but the further south that you are, closer to the area of high pressure, lighter winds and clearer skies. so it's going to be a chilly start to sunday. temperatures in low single figures for many. and out of town, across central northern areas, there will in fact be a touch of frost in places. so, sunday will be a chilly start, but many places starting dry and bright, plenty of sunshine. but there will be showers from the word go, windy conditions

. >> hey there new this morning indonesia is cancelling a major order for boeing 737 max planes.onesia's international airline says it's calling off a nearly $5 billion deal for 49 boeing max 8 jets. garuda is the first airline to cancel its order following two deadly plane crashes within the last five months boeing shares are pretty much unchanged. nike reporting an earnings beat, but the stock is deep in the red this morning sales in north korea came in weaker than expected as fewer people bought converse branded stuff. >> china earned its 19th consecutive quarter of high quality double digit growth. as a chinese consumer increasingly makes sport a part of their daily lives >> nike shares are down about 4.5% a double win for the new york stock exchange reuters is reporting that both uber and pinterest will i list their upcoming ipo's at the nyse cnbc asked stacy cunningham about those, and here's what she had to say >> we're excited about what's coming we're excited about levy's today and what's -- >> are you going to get uber >> you know i'm not going to answer questions about

also the lion air on october 29 in indonesia.rom the faa saying no conclusive evidence linking the loss of the plane and lion air crash, the latest news as well, the flight data and voice recorders have been more so that will give information on to the cause of this crash, still too early to say if those two crashes are linked but the faa says right now no conclusive evidence. i want to run through an list airlines in countries that have grounded the model so far, china has issued a blanket grounding of all 737 max planes, that was 96 aircraft, indonesian -- indonesia also including lion air's 10 in service, they have 190 ordered. ethiopian airlines, the victim of this most recent tragedy has four, cayman has grounded there to bank, 737 max eight, era mexico is the latest saying minutes ago they were going to suspend all flights of their claims, there are six of them and a brazilian carrier have an 800 andfleet mostly 700s but they have six max eights, they are also grounding the max eight fleet. we just her from the new zealand

is only part of what indonesia needs to boost its economy florence italy al-jazeera jakarta. news events prime minister has led a service in christ church to remember the fifty people killed in the mosque attacks two weeks ago the event was attended by more than twenty thousand people and screened all over the country there is andrew thomas was that. what words of the prime minister can adequately express the pain and suffering of new zealand's darkest day what words captured the anguish of muslim communities targeted by hatred and violence what words expressed the grief of the city of christchurch and then she found the. peace be upon you they were words just done said she'd heard repeatedly over the last fourteen days but even the ugliest of viruses can exist in places they are not welcomed. racism exists but it is not welcome here this service exactly two weeks after the al gore and lin wood mosques were targeted by a white extremist gunman was broadcast on big screens around the country representatives from more than fifty countries came to hear islamic welcomes and praye

also suspend the aircraft on monday boeing's shares fell by more than five percent off to china indonesia and the theo ordered their laws to ground the croft kristen salumi has more from washington. boeing's most popular jet is now coming under scrutiny as a result of the ethiopian airlines crash it's the second deadly accident involving the seven thirty seven max eight in less than six months and similarities between these two accidents have prompted airline carriers more than a dozen of them in countries like china indonesia and mexico to ground their fleet while the investigation is going on now that's not the case here in the united states here the federal aviation administration says that the boeing plane is airworthy and that it's too soon to draw conclusions about what happened it's been working with boeing ever since the last crash the lion air crash that happened in indonesia last october it says boeing is expected to make a software update to the plane in the next month that should help with some issues but again insisting that the airline is airworthy and safe now that's not en

indonesia's lion air which suffered a similar crash in octobeber may go one step furthr lying there has only said that the considering seriously considering canceling orders seventy so max orders. i think how the airlines now beginning to look at thahat i think of the islands in the quite far from making decision but i think it's in the back of everybody's mind. boeing seven t thirty seven maxs relatively new to ththe skies released in twenty seventeen to compete with an upded versision of the airbus. three twenty the seven thirty seseven max now makes up nearlya third of boeing's profit and is set to bring in thirty billion dollars in annual revenue. over five thousand boeing seven thirty i've been ordered worldwide and a at the end of january boeing had delivereded three hundred and fifty of them with aroundd a quarter going to chinese airlines. now that t the model has seenn s second fatal accidentt in five momonths b boeing is doing all t can to reassure clients. safety is our number one priority and we're taking every measure to fully understand all the aspects of this accidents. a

in indonesia?g: indonesia is one of our strongest and fastest growing markets. in ridesharing, we have 60% to 70% market share. our food delivery business has grown more than 10x in volumes. our payment solution is part of the most vibrant ecosystem in partnership. we see tremendous opportunities to continue growing, not just in indonesia, but across the entire region. haslinda: with the latest funding, what is the valuation of grab? >> we don't disclose valuation, but what i will say is we have been pleased with the valuation investors have given to us in this round, number number two, i one. think we are pleased with the universal support we have seen from investors around the world. rishaad: thank you so much for joining us. how much of this money goes toward your trajectory and firming up your trajectory for profitability, and in other words, when would you make money? ming: thank you for the question. first of all, i will say we are already profitable in some of our most mature business segmen

brazil, china, indonesia and others have grounded the plane.bal news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. coming up, singapore joins china and indonesia to become the latest nation to ground 737 max planes. we look at what boeing may do to address growing safety concerns. manus? manus: indeed. if you are traveling to work, you know what to do. bloomberg radio. it is by your side, in your pocket, on your desktop when you get won. it -- when you get there. digital radio in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." nejra cechic in westminster for today's brexit quote. manus: i am manus cranny in dubai. another grounding of the boeing max 737 after the crash in ethiopia that killed 157 people. the decision comes even as u.s. regulators deem it were the, and , and boeingrthy says it is safe. stephen engle is tracking the story. where do we stand right now? this was the pivotal moment on the faa ruling thus fa

lo mismo ocurriÓ con otro avión similar que cayÓ a tierra en indonesia.esta signado por la prohibiciÓn gente para que vuelen comercialmente, tuvo que aterrizar de emergencia en el aeropuerto de orlando. dices que se debiÓ a una falla tÉcnica. este modelo de boeing estaba investigaciÓn por los accidentes de los aeronaves en menos de cinco meses. en medio de las investigaciones boeing invito a pilotos de cinco lÍneas que vuelan en este vuelo para reproducir los Últimos minutos de vuelo del aviÓn de lion air, que se estrellÓ en indonesia, en condiciones similares al de etiopÍa, este mes. recrearon el momento en el que el aviÓnse fue y nariz repentinamente. los pilotos quedaron perplejos, al darse cuenta que sÓlo tuvieron segundos para maniobrar en el simulador, antes de que se estrellara. >> las fue despuÉs de simuladores que le tomo 40 segundos en recuperar y salir de la crisis. vilma: los pilotos sabÍan exactamente a quÉ tipo de emergencia reaccionaria, pero en la vida real, los pilotos de lion air no sabÍan a quiÉn situaciÓn se iban a enfrentar. >> en est