but her participation is about 80% in indonesia. on top of that, you have more desperate group of people who abstained on principle grounds because they were disappointed with jokowi failing to prosecute the generals. we had that level of voter participation, the political landscape would be entirely different. i think the extremist republicans would be swept from power if the u.s. participation went up from 65% to the indonesian rate of 80%. amy: just before you leave, can you weigh in on the whole impeachment debate in the united states? >> it is a longer discussion, but if you turn on cnn, msnbc these days, unless you're someone who has been following these channels avidly, i think you'll find a lot of what they're talking about is incomprehensible. they go on and on about don mcgann and these figures who must people don't know who they are. rather than talking about the substantive issues of the atrocities that trump is , the de factoly murder of children on the border, the gutting of labor rights, the gutting of environmental p

indonesia's president joker we doto says his government will not tolerate any threats to the country's security or unity after a day of violent protests parts of the indonesian capital are on lockdown after 6 people were killed during riots protesters are angry at the results of last month's presidential election on tuesday the election commission declared president djoko we doto the winner giving him a 2nd term in office indonesia's security minister says they will partially block social media to avoid the spread of rumors of florence louis is live for us now from jakarta so floods with 6 people dead the situation has really escalated now. yes it has indeed police and the governor of jakarta have confirmed that at least 6 people have died hundreds have been injured during overnight clashes turned violent on tuesday night and into the early hours of wednesday morning but by about 7 am on wednesday in jakarta the situation had largely calmed down there were about 100 protesters left in the central jakarta just outside of the office of the election supervisory board but the crowd started

indonesia's president. strong action taken against rioters in the capital jakarta it was speaking after demonstrators took to the streets to protest the results of last month's presidential election at least 6 people have been killed in clashes with security forces violence erupted after authorities confirm the president's reelection supporters of the main opposition candidate claim voting was rigged. on the streets of jakarta another night of violence after protests continued throughout the day demonstrators fought running battles with police throwing stones and lighting fires continue to defy police orders to leave the downtown area. the demonstration started peacefully on tuesday evening but they quickly turned violent after election results showed incumbent president had won reelection. trying to force their way into the offices of the election supervisor agency to help molotov cocktails and burning project out there police responded with tear gas rubber bullets and water cannon positions supporters lat

let's take a look at the movers out of indonesia. pre-much flat among the we are watching construction stocks after the government drafting these ambitious plans for more than $400 billion in building projects. everything from 25 airports to new power plants. we are seeing mixed reaction and it construction stocks in particular. plananalysts saying this gives some positive breath of fresh air to some of these companies, it shows at least there are some upcoming projects in the pipeline. a big concern in the medium to long term could be when it comes to what this means on the impact to their balance sheet. we are seeing a mixed reaction. fact, we will be headed back to jakarta for a battle of the charts. one of our contestants will be from there, also from seoul. that daily segment is coming up next. rishaad: battle of the charts coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: it is that time of day, battle of the charts. asia politics reporter comi ng up. david: viewers can see the charts on the function at the bottom of your screen. s

>>> we are in the east of the island of borne neo, indonesia. palm trees line the road as far as the eye can see. this spepecies of palm is grown for palm oil, of which indndonea is the world's largest producer. trees have been cut down to make way for plantations of over 100,000 square kilometers, an area that has grown 500% in 20 years. this has driven the island's orangutans, known as people of the forest, to become critically endangered. german and british research has estimated that between 1999 and 2015, around half of borne i don't's orangutans were affected, leading to a population drop of about 150,000. as orangutans lose their habitat, one ngo is taking them in, raising them, and returning them to the wild. it also carries out ongoing research on orangutan habitats in developed areas. indonesia has prohibited the development of land in areas where orangutans live. >> there, nest. a nest. orangutan nest. >> meet the people battling to save the orangutans and protect their home. this is a natural protected forest in east kalimantan, born

investing in indonesia, what will it ta ke investing in indonesia, what will it take for the newly areolapresident to get the economy firing on all cylinders despite the global slowdown? hello and welcome to asia business report, i'm sharon real ale. the united states is stepping up its trade war against china by trying to get other countries on its side —— sharonjet li. get other countries on its side —— sharon jet li. robert get other countries on its side —— sharonjet li. robert lighthizer said he will meet officials from japan and the eu on the sidelines of an 0ecd meeting in paris later today to discuss barriers to free trade. monica miller is in the studio and she's got more on that. what are we expecting to see? earlier this morning we heard from the chinese ambassador to the us and he said there willing to meet again and sit down, but he blames washington for frequently changing its mind on tentative deals to end this us—china dispute. this comes less than 2a hours after the us lifted restrictions on wireway in order not to disrupt any of their customers and services they are gett

the letter which has been sent to the current president of the un security council indonesia and to the un secretary general antonio good terrorists talks about the alarming security situation in the gulf it doesn't mention the u.s. by name but it says currently in action is creating a lose lose situation instead it's proposing using a un security council resolution for more than 30 years ago to create a new mechanism for talks between the gulf states and iran the proposal by iranian ambassador tart proviron she is one that shows iran is pursuing diplomacy is trying to be reasonable at the same time though coming up with a procedure that would cut the u.s. out of any negotiations it has already been welcomed by the russian ambassador we've put the support of the need to do. something good version of regional security architecture which would eventually wolf in a larger 4 months but the immediate need to have a venue for months where to discuss good regional issues ambassador added he thought it was likely the security council would talk about the current tension between iran and the u.s

the island of flores is just fifteen square kilometers one of the smallest in southeast indonesia the six hundred metre volcano killer move to attract some visitors but the island has not yet been targeted by mass tourism. flora's has a population of just one and a half million ninety percent of the residents are christian. divine were missionaries first came to the island in one nine hundred fourteen they looked for a suitable site for a seminary eventually they built one it laid alero in the rain forest ten kilometers south of. the order seven ariens live in eight residential units. who expects to be ordained next year is one of them his current responsibilities include much more than just academic studies. into some groups. the students prepare their own evening meal. it's simple fare but it introduces the seminarians to the basic skills of cooking. how to. i think. us. give the best of. ourselves. the rooms are small and are furnished only with a desk a cupboard and a bed as a future missionary john two has to live simply the only personal item he has is a picture of his father jo

this gandharva gyle was born and brought up here in berlin but his parents from indonesia i mean while he's a star there and lives between the two cultures this mix is reflected in his playing and especially in his latest album us see which is an eclectic blend of all sorts of music and sounds be talking to him in a minute but first let's hear his music. let it hit. these kind are we jaya is a musician who doesn't like to be pigeonholed musically personally the berliner with indonesian roots is an exceptional violinist who finds inspiration outside the world of classical music i collect a charismatic driven for him the music is all that matters let's. make music to touch people to move them and to reach a point where we ourselves are so touched on stage that we can move others it doesn't work any other way. to indonesia is can often visits his parents' homeland appearances in commercials and t.v. shows have made him a real pop star here. back in cologne germany as wide ranging repertoire is especially focused on the works of your hands a bust and bust but he also plays covers from pop

this is t w news live from berlin the violence erupts in indonesia as protesters refuse to accept the outcome of the presidential election at least 6 people are killed after supporters of the losing candidate clashed with security forces in the capital to carter. also coming up to. a change of gear at german car maker dime learned c o d transaction is ballin out after 13 years at the how powerful the company fare without have. a new report shows that far right and in tightly you groups are using social media to spread fake news and this information on a vast scale this comes ahead of elections to the european parliament which start tomorrow. plus hippos under threat in kenya they are beautiful animals they are facing tough times but potentially devastating implications not just for their survival but also for the environment at large. place. it's good to have you with us. indonesia's president djoko we don't know has warned strong action will be taken against rioters in the capital jakarta he was speaking after demonstrators took to the streets to protest against the results of last m

also on the program violence on fatalities in indonesia as protesters refuse to accept the outcome of the presidential election a flare some fireworks continue into the night after supporters of the unsuccessful consulate clashed with security forces in jakarta time at least 6 have been killed . rights activists staged rallies in u.s. cities as a way for states impose tighter restrictions on terminations fears grow of a showdown in the supreme court. under threat in kenya a huge piece of facing tough times with potentially devastating implications not just for their survival but also for the environment. i'm phil gail welcome to the program. british prime minister theresa my is under renewed pressure to scrap a planned vote on her latest idea of taking the country out of the e.u. the opposition and many within her own party are criticizing the deal saying that not enough has changed despite mrs my opening the door to a 2nd referendum on the term precast impudent with the e.u. the prime minister lawmakers to grasp what she called a last chance there is an issue about customs there is a

indonesia is often visits his parents homeland appearances in commercials and t.v. shows have made him a real pop star here. back in cologne germany the giants wide ranging repertoire is especially focused on the works of johann sebastian bach but he also plays covers from pop stars the main ingredient is always authenticity. ai the giant began playing the violin when he was just four. he later studied violin versity of the arts and soon began collaborating with world class conductors like a. recording demos for his next album which will incorporate a colorful mix of styles the musicians are experimenting with a piece by italian baroque composer pietro antone. to. keep your eyes and ears open for a violinist iskhandar with jaya a musical maverick. joins me now and he just told me that he was just that you were just in i just returned from bali a beautiful. now you're a pop star in that part of the world. mostly playing classical music and so do they have a different attitude to classical music there is here. relaxed i feel like indonesia doesn't really have the trad

jakarta the capital of indonesia with some ten million residents it's the largest city in southeast asia around thirty millions. people live in the metropolitan area making it the second largest urban conglomeration in the world. in the fish markets are located in north jakarta the scent of the ocean lies in the air mixing with the odors of the city. just a few kilometers from the city center the problems confronting this tropical metropolis become apparent residents struggle with small heat heavy traffic pollution population density and poor hygenic conditions and with increasing frequency and flooding. the slum district of data is located near the airport it's five thousand residents used to live near the sea but these days it almost looks like they live in it. eco zoom are no has lived in since the one nine hundred seventy s. he and his neighbors have watched the rising sea level with concern. at least once a month the flooding reaches his knees. sometimes the water remains two days sometimes a week. it floated here for the first time around the year two thousand. first it was just a

indonesia is prone to a variety of natural disasters. to mudslides flooding to drought but there is one place that is that risk of all of these the island of java. and it's here that one of the world's most densely populated areas is located in jakarta. this city's infamous traffic jams last almost until midnight only to resume again at dawn. more than three point five million people commute into the city every day . just one hundred kilometers southeast the bustle of jakarta is a distant memory. chair in your district is situated at the foot of two an active volcanoes. it's one of job as most further. farming regions. the rice vegetables and fruit grown here help feed the country's capital the village of surrounding is accessible only by motorbike or on foot. to do wrong he runs a small coffee plantation here like his father and grandfather he is a farmer. coffee used to be a safe choice it fetched a better price than vegetables and was hardier than rice. but that's changing. when i was younger all farmers would plant during rainy seaso

returns to iraq after the americans on al-jazeera. 6 people were killed and hundreds injured in indonesia during protests against president djoko we doze reelection. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up one of the u.k.'s largest industrial companies british steel has gone into liquidation as the country's crisis deepens. the u.s. . says washington does not want war with iran but defends america's military buildup in the gulf. and you want to. sign on the wall right away from. rallies are held across the u.s. to protest against state laws restricting abortion. president says his government will not tolerate any threats to the country's security or unity after a day of violent protests parts of indonesia and capital are on lockdown after 6 people were killed during the riots or testers are angry at the results of last month's presidential election on tuesday the election commission declared incumbent djoko we don't know the winner giving him a 2nd term in office and a nation's security minister says they will partially block social media to avoid the spread of

perfect islamic jihad in indonesia. accident certainty may have led to another business casualty with manufacturing giant british steel collapsing it's a base company was hoping to secure a bailout from the government but the high court has ordered it into compulsory liquidation industrial giant employs 5000 workers directly with another 20000 jobs and volved in its supply chain meanwhile british prime minister theresa may is coming under renewed pressure from right wing m.p.'s within her own party over her latest plans to steer her bracks and deal with the e.u. through parliament she set out her latest plan for britain's departure from the telling politicians they have one last chance to deliver prax it m.p.'s have already rejected her plan 3 times so to cover all this john hall is live for us and london so john what is happening with british steel. well british steel is one of the last remaining big pieces of british heavy industry in decline since the seventy's particularly steel making in more rapid decline recently

it's one of the famous room indonesia's principal waterway starts its journey. pretty tough going to be sundown to get out of my dallas epic but. it runs 300 kilometers from source to mouth and there are over 2000 industrial facilities ranged along its banks. to 180 tons of toxic waste is dumped in the river every day. i'm out on your muscle. to do silly things. like development the end of the. room over 4000 rice fields and supplies drinking water to 25000000 people. of the month when yes a pool is still married by some way possible that assume at the top.

this is details leaders like from the violence and fatalities in indonesia. protesters refused to accept the outcome of the presidential election less on fireworks continue into the night after supporters of the unsuccessful cabinet clashed with security forces in jakarta at least 6 have been killed also the program cerise maybe starts to abandon plans for a 4th vote on the proxy deal she presented on tuesday as a new deal the opposition's already rejected the plot how many with their own party . i'm hipp i was under threat in kenya huge base of facing tough times with potentially devastating implications not just for their survival but also for the environment. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. indonesia's president we don't know as well that strong action will be taken against rioters in the capital jakarta it was speaking after demonstrators took to the streets to protest the results of last month's presidential election at least 6 people have been killed in clashes with security forces violence broke out after all sources confirm the president's reelec

in because your priest or religious leader in flora's in indonesia carries social status i need. to hear. that in his lectures father auto examines the motives of young men wanting to become priests. he has a clear idea of what kind of person a priest should be today that. we must have a sound theological education and be socially involved. by which i mean he must be open to social issues. of divine word students should love people to have an open heart for them. and especially love the people who need our help. a special project supported by the divine word missionaries is this women's shelter . many of the women who seek refuge here have suffered years of domestic violence. one of the priests from late alero father ignatius visits the house with seminarians each week. see here children young women and mothers find protection. they also receive support so that the abuse they suffered for years will not be repeated. for the seminarians it's an encounter with deep suffering. domestic violence and sexual abuse throughout the game. it's all the biggest problem so the i.d.'s they hav

protests in indonesia's capital. on tuesday night with the results of the presidential election. as a. this is why also coming up one of the u.k.'s biggest industrial names british steel has gone into liquidation crisis deepens. the u.s. acting secretary of defense says they do not want a war with iran but defends america's military buildup in the gulf. does anyone here think that women and their dogs. might get away from. rallies are held across the u.s. to protest state laws restricting abortions. hello there is continuing violence in indonesia's capital from protesters angry at the results of last month's presidential election parts of jakarta were all locked down after 6 people were killed during riots on tuesday night as an in-joke a widow was reelected to a 2nd term and says his government will not tolerate any threats to the nation's security for unity i this report now from from snowy in jakarta. was police outnumbered protests but the crowd screw these are supporters of. who ran against president in last month's presidential election and the previous one brought people.

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indonesia is prone to a variety of natural disasters i clung to mudslides flooding to drought but there is one place that has that risk of all of these the island of java. and it's here that one of the world's most densely populated areas is located in jakarta. the city's infamous traffic jams last almost until midnight only to resume again at dawn. more than three point five million people commute into the city every day. just one hundred kilometers southeast the bustle of jakarta is a distant memory. sharon your district is situated at the foot of to an active volcanoes. it's one of job as most fertile farming regions. of. the rice vegetables and fruit grown here help feed the country's capital the village of surrounding is accessible only by motorbike or on foot. due to durrani runs a small coffee plantation here like his father and grandfather he is a farmer. comfy used to be a safe choice it fetched a better price than vegetables and was hardier than reiss. but that's changing. when i was younger all farmers would plant during rainy season so january february and march. and then ev

we move on to indonesia jakarta to be exact it's a mega city of around thirty million people and known for its congestion overcrowding and pollution the city is also prone to intense seismic activity and flooding plus did you know it's also sinking that's happening because of improper groundwater usage on rising sea levels officials are building a new seawall as a buffer but the situation remains critical and some scientists predict that ninety five percent of the city will. below sea level by twenty fifty all of this has revived a decades long discussion to move the capital to a new location now indonesia's urban planning minister says president joko widodo has okayed the plan officials have not settled on a new location yet but the government wants any capital to be less vulnerable to natural disasters some country local media saying one option is a city on the island of borneo well where ever the new capital will be the president says it's time for a move. in opposite to this idea has always come up during each and every presidential administration but it has never been decided were

and how it all to put north in indonesia is helping direct young people to what sustainable farming. first let's head to a remote village in the job just on the lumia in the early seventy's bunco gori founded the barefoot college the idea was to empower women with tangible skills even if they were in a trick on lacked in education and bring out a revolution of sustainability and self-reliance today after forty seven years they've come along great curators to study. so monem total brother raul ten that families goats every day from early to late. most other children their age go to school. or do them sometimes the two can take a rest and dream a little. and you let us know what to do i wish i could fly and touch the sky so i would come back and share my joy with everybody in the village and all. that villages in the indian state of raw just than half the people here can't read or write among women and girls the rate of illiteracy is seventy percent. of davie the mother of sumanda never went to school although she needs her children to work she dearly hopes they can get an education an

indonesia's aviation authority has said it may ground the boeing 737 max planes even after us aviations to return to service according to bloomberg reports. there have been two fatal crashes of the model — the indonesian airline lion air was the first killing all 189 people on board. sharanjit leyl is in singapore... what more do we know about this story? indonesia is actually signalling it may ground the boeing 737 max jets until next year, even if the plane is cleared to fly in the us. this is according to the director—general of civil aviation in indonesia, telling bloomberg it will make up its own mind after reviewing the fixes that boeing has proposed. she stresses as well that pilots will undergo a more stringent training before they are allowed to fly the jet. we know boeing is making big changes to a software syste m making big changes to a software system that essentially has been implicated in the crashes, both in indonesia and ethiopia. we know these crashes killed nearly 350 people. we know other airlines like southwest, for instance, it's their largest operator of the 737

unsustainable practices a social entrepreneur in indonesia is working with indigenous. the country's flora back into. the blue pea flour has to be picked by hand. that is good for salads so that's like a peach. and as a lawyer and an expert on the flowers and plants of indonesia she's on a mission to preserve knowledge of the country's biodiversity. i grew up in a coffee. and it was far from everywhere so my mother had to grow our own food so that's how i start to learn on how to. she set up a model farm and. thirty kilometers from the capital jakarta. and her work as a lawyer she campaigns for the rights of indigenous farmers. on the farm young people are taught sustainable agricultural techniques and how to cultivate the plants that have been reached indonesian cuisine for centuries. to move would have been worried about the current. situation. excessive use of fertilizer. that's why i want to learn about organic farming. and indonesia has great opportunities to farm in a way to close to nature and not industrialized and that will benefit our way of life and our help.

been evolving for us in the southeast asian countries especially in indonesia so we see extreme a's and radicals gaining popularity in political parties or position parties such as what for inspiring knowing in the media the radical islamist. extremist groups of penetrating ready political parties who now enter into political limelight where they can actually probably see and propagate b.r. ideology go belief or be a political needs in these countries like. hello 1st protesters have clashed with police in brussels on the final day of voting in the parliamentary elections around 20 arrests were made. a few 111 gathered in the center of the belgian capital for an unauthorized rally earlier in the day police was forced to respond when crowds turned violent headquarters of the socialist party was targeted with a number of projectiles thrown at the building. and people across the european union are voting in the final day of the e.u. parliamentary elections polling stations in 21 e.u. nations open sunday other member states have already voted in the 1st to cast their ballots with the u.k

president took over he has no option but to address human rights violations in indonesia then there's been talk of it has all to address the deepening political it's between let's say a conservative muslim in an asia mostly support brabo now and the more pluralistic muslim areas of the country plus christian area there are support especially giacobbe. over the last 20 years there are many many political violence in both ethnic and religious violence in the nation i guess britain published a book about that and i estimate about 90 per cent people were killed in the purse 67 years after the fall of soeharto these are the political violence and of course there are many many victims that 1000 of them that should be addressed presenter called we should not be shying away investing political capital in dealing with it that's human rights violation plus the rights seeing. hundreds of discriminatory regulation mostly passed by. people of on bravo cam but to some extent also on the job we termed that discriminate to be mostly made in the name of islam in the name of islamic sharia with this po

been evolving fairs in the southeast asian countries especially in indonesia so we see extremists and radicals gaining popularity in political parties opposition parties such as what from firing now on in the major radical islamist. extremist groups up penetrating ready political parties to now and into the political limelight where they can actually probably and propagate ideology go believe all of your political needs in these countries. just as peace and calm and seemingly returns to syria the on this reference terrorist group has struck syrian army positions in syria as italy a province according to the russian defense ministry that terrorists use tanks and vehicles filled with explosives in the attack my colleague neil harvey discussed the issue with our senior correspondent mike garcia. well it was incredibly violent this late in the civil war by any measure this was an absolutely huge offensive. which is via a widely viewed as. it is when in syria formerly known as. nusra front they fielded a lot of manpower a lot of equipment for this particular offensive we're talking about f

the situation now in indonesia is getting a little bit serious due to the fact that political is. been evolving fairs in the southeast asian countries especially in indonesia so we see extreme a's and radicals gaining popularity in political parties or position parties such as what for inspiring knowing in the major radical islam is very extreme with groups of penetrating political parties who now enter into political limelight where they can actually probably and propagate ideology go believe or be a political needs in these countries. the u.n. general assembly has voted overwhelmingly 116 to 6 in favor of a resolution calling on the u.k. to give the cherry glass islands in the indian ocean back to militias within 6 months even we didn't expect support for the u.k. to go into single figures more importantly this is happening despite the huge huge pressure on national guard patrols and the u.n. . the expulsion of locals from the islands has been described as one of the worst examples of britain's days as a colonial power a community of displaced islanders in london has been campai

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but the situation now in indonesia is getting a little bit here is due to the fact political is. been evolving fairs in the southeast asian countries especially in indonesia so we see extreme a's in radicals gaining popularity in political parties all position parties such as what for inspiring knowing in the major radical islamist. extremist groups a planetary being ready political far easier to now enter into political limelight where we can actually probably and propagate ideology go believe all of your political needs in these countries. just as peace and calm had seemingly returned to syria the l. ners reference terrorist group has struck syrian army positions in syria as a lead province according to the russian defense ministry the terrorists use tanks and vehicles filled with explosives in the attack our senior correspondent wired gansey have picks up the story. which is via widely viewed as. does winning in syria formerly known as. nusra front they fielded a lot of manpower a lot of equipment for this particular fence and we're talking about for example 500 yard just in o

the situation now in indonesia is getting a little bit here is due to the fact that political islam has been evolving in the southeast asian countries especially in indonesia so we see extremists and radicals to gaining popularity in political parties all position parties such as what from i remember to the major radical islam we do well there's streams if groups of penetrating political parties now and into the political limelight where we can actually probably see and propagate the ideology to believe all of the political needs in these countries. people across the european union are voting in the final day of the e.u. parliamentary elections. stations in 21 nations opened on sunday other member states have already voted the 1st to cast their ballots were the u.k. and the you know the ones who held their elections on thursday e.u. citizens are choosing 751 i mean it will serve for the next 5 years some 512000000 u.s. citizens are eligible to vote. that's a recap of just some of the stories that helped shape the world the past 7 days thanks for tuning in. after the previous stage of my

of violence and fake taliban in indonesia as demonstrators protest the results of the presidential election flares and fireworks continue into the night after supporters of the unsuccessful candidate clashed with security forces that at least 6 have been killed. as kenya's head goes under threat the huge beasts are facing tough times with potentially devastating implications not just for their survival but also for the end. vironment. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program british prime minister theresa may is facing her new calls to resign ashie asked lawmakers to approve her redesign regs of proposals the government's withdrawal agreement bill sets out the terms under which the u.k. would leave the european union but parliament has been checked in previous versions 3 times and even some of mrs may's own cabinet ministers are asking her to counsel the vote saying that not enough has changed that's despite her opening the door to a 2nd bragg's a referendum and a temporary customs union within the e.u. many within her party want her out but earlier today the prime minister rejected calls to

this is t w news live from berlin and the violence erupts in indonesia as protesters refuse to accept the outcome of the presidential election supporters of the unsuccessful candidate clashed with security forces in the capital jakarta several people are feared dead also coming up the c.e.o. of german carmaker don clark hands control to his successor will deter tensions departure impact the firm after 13 years in charge. the new report suggests that far right and anti e.u. groups are using social media to spread fake news and this information taliban jail as the head of elections to the european parliament which starts tomorrow. bussed to post under threat in kenya they are beautiful animals but they're facing tough times the potentially devastating implications not just for their survival but also putting environment at large. it's good to have you with us at least 6 people have been killed in riots in indonesia after demonstrators took to the streets to protest against the results of last month's presidential election violence broke out after authorities confirmed president djoko we

not the only country that chinese companies are looking at others include bungler dash poppy ston indonesia philippines and then there's of the rest of the world so the chinese are now of global operation they don't depend on a neighbor like vietnam they have many options and you can be sure they're exploring the possibilities in all of them as they seek a variety of ways to work around the united states we should remember our history when we broke from britain is back in 1776 the british said about americans that they were cheating and they were upstarts that didn't work real well and when the americans pushed even went to war against them the war of 812 that didn't work either the united states is facing a real issue are you going to partner with china or are you going to try to squash it if you try to squash it and it doesn't work you will regret having chosen this path. and you know one obvious method to get around labor higher labor costs and terrorists would be to move your production sites of production we arrange your supply sourcing do you think that's enough those typical those ty