the numbers are bad and indonesia. the fatality rate around 5%.countries in southeast asia we re countries in southeast asia were generally, numbers have been low and in some countries, like thailand where i am, it had no cases at all locally for more than two months. so indonesia is an an outlier but this is been the president's approach ever since he was reelected last year, his entire legitimacy rest on his mind on driving the economy forward so far all we will see restrictive measures announced , far all we will see restrictive measures announced, the imposition is nothing like esther connie and come as you see in vietnam now which is a new outbreak, and it does seem that indonesian authorities have decided they can accept a certain level of covid—19 affections much higher than neighbouring countries in return for sustaining the economy. thank you for bringing us economy. thank you for bringing us up to date. stay with us on bbc news, still to come:... 3 former us presidents pay their tributes at the funeral of civil rights iconjohn lewis. che

be close in fight is fade if that is just the front of the human that's found that including in indonesia the our problem no government they want to say. about manson specification but they'll cut what i become more or less gas jenna writing an escort corp that's really be a problem because we know many investment to indonesia but in the say they just lose day about the problem and the fear at their company dilemma because at least we if we just worked for. many a long time then why in the last year and i think the infesting the financial press will be good if they can be they laid out in the piece the state of processing in the lead then we hope that they do see in the concrete. defeat the engine company. then i think most that 80 approach then yes the case may case chrisman in london while you makes a point i don't to mystic point that actually an internationally binding treaty by the un for example might be the way forward to defend these people and to take a look at the environment generally but there are several treaties in place when it comes the environment but people are walking o

because in fact is fading if it is just the front of the human that's found that including in indonesia the our problem no the government they want to say. about manson specification but they'll cut what i become more or less gas jenna out escort weight corp that's really be a problem because we know many investment got to indonesia but in either say they just lose day and what the problem and the fear at their company dilemma because at least we if we just work for. many a long time then or in the next year and i think the infest the financial press will be good if they can be they laid out in the piece the state of processing in the lead then we hope that can they do see in the concrete. defeat the uncommon in the. mosque that 80 roads then yes the display case chrisman in london while you makes a point i don't to mystic point that actually an internationally binding treaty by the un for example might be the way forward to defend these people and to take a look at the environment generally but there are several treaties in place when it comes the environment but people are walking out

from the uk to indonesia — restrictions return to the capitaljakarta in a bid to curb the country's outbreakand nasa launches its mission to mars — a rover to retreive rock samples from the red planet. president trump has said he doesn't want a delay to november's election, just hours after a tweeting it might be a possibility. democrats and republicans united to say the date was enshrined in law and wasn't going to be moved. but speaking at a press conference later, mr trump said the voted might be crooked if postal ballots were used. he offered no evidence for his claim. here's a little of what the president had to say. i don't want to see an election that... so many years i have been watching elections. and they say the projected winner or the winner of the election. i don't want to see that take place in a week after november, a month after, orfrankly, with litigation and everything else that could happen, years. 00:02:12,027 --> 429496610:21:19,767 or 429496610:21:19,767 --> 858993220:40:27,508 you 858993220:40:27,508 --> 1288489830:59:35,248 never 1288489830:59:35,248 --> 1717986441:18

but there are no we're still on found a mix in place and but already man conflict to be confit in indonesia then for us the mafia is faithfully as they see it being the parliament they met members the oddest part of the government but the problem that leg allies spent by the new low in indonesia let the example for the. mining well be have a problem in that lower east they can call the military part of the county when the government decided some extent they've been dusty's out of this thought they did for the economy that's really be a problem because they are low investment in our low the everyone stock of quality and from and they cannot assume by the government but the fact that this man to be different than the gap between the right low and the and the failed idea that the problem is many indigenous people of many level are going to say yes and or the peace and union they facing that exclude the 1000000 that. then you have what i asked. in. the guy christmas in london well he may well you make some very good point a lot of the people that are being killed are in such a remote communitie

not remotely honest atlantic beach there are plenty of sea weed farms in her country indonesia is oneof the world's biggest producers of seaweed around 200000 farmers work under and above water like up to seclude. he cultivates 300 lines in pang gang one of his clients is no more ya know. in the past he was financially unstable. but now his take home pay is much more secure. but i want this thing and i mean yeah. he said it's silly the family is full of promise we hope it will enable us to pay for the best possible education for our children. later but i want to much more profitable than working as a fisherman specializing in. we hope that see we will always flourish here and that we can maintain its quality here this seaweed business here is often a family affair the women tie the seedlings to the lines and to take care of the finances not the more you're not teaches them the business side of things to gain independence. and meanwhile the men are responsible for the cultivation and harvest around 2000 families supply for millionaires by a plastic she regularly meets with the heads of

plastic waste as far as the eye can see here north of jakarta a grim normality in indonesia as much as3000000 tongues end up in the ocean every here. and that's why nobody more ya know wants to change her aim keeping the seas clean is solution see wheat. the green weeds not only fields of the water of unwanted talks and encourage biodiversity. they also are an alternative to plastic packaging. how can we solve it if we do not have something to replace this plastic because of course we cannot go back to. our eggs him. or live without plastic as a picketing so we have to think about this in freedom and the only friendly. like the one she has come up with. the sheet here is a result of 10 years of research as a food. scientist financed by institutions and grants it's her pride and joy she uses a red algae that has a special polymer that makes products make from it very pliable the foil can be kept for 2 years and it even dissolves in hot water practical for popular products like instant coffee over 200 companies worldwide are testing the foil and though it's edible you don't have to eat i

who traveled to indonesia and came back.ound himself in chicago working in some of the lowest income neighborhoods in the country. then traveled back to africa. but somehow was able to lead together workable meeting for his life as an african-american, as an american and a somebody who is part of the broader human family. it was not an easy task. it wasn't an easy task not because it did not have some enormous love for my family. i did. it wasn't because i didn't have people helping me every step of the way. i had that help. but it was because i found myself born astride a nation in the world that is so often divided. divided along lines of race, divided along lines of class pretty and religion. so we have this enormous tragic history that all of us confront from whatever backgrounds are. whether we are white box is danny muslim jew or christian. the notion that in fact in the words of a great writer happen to win a nobel prize, william faulkner he said that pass is not even faceted think that all of us are confronting costl

the domestic demand has been pretty weak in indonesia.n measures -- like you mentioned, virus spread is escalating in indonesia. that could put more downward pressure on the economies. we expect further easing. the idr was the key consideration. it is a key sector. the rupiah has been on the soft side. there is a risk that they could choose to pull the trigger today. i think perhaps the bigger picture is at this rate cutting cycle will cut close to the end now. current environment, indirect spending is more effective in terms of stimulating demand. on the probably be more fiscal push instead. haidi: you mentioned the relative stability in the rupiah. do you think that downside pressure has eased for local currency bonds given that we are kind of looking at at least stability and a dollar or perhaps further weakness in the dollar? fiscal burden sharing products, that should help reduce supply risks and bond market. think there downward pressure on the rupiah has somewhat eased. the global risk sentiment continues to fluctuate. here's conce

in indonesia a rare job on rhino has been spotted on surveillance video luxury ating in a muddy bath footage footage of the animal gleefully rolling around in the tropical waters of the jungle on national park has gone viral on social media there are only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister who posted the video said the rhino was taking his money dip to regulate his body temperature. you're watching the news live from berlin i'm on the end user don't forget you can get the latest news on our website that's dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well thanks for watching. i'm scared that if i were not and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's.

in indonesia a rare job on a rhino has been spotted on surveillance video luxury ating in a muddy bath footage of the animal gleefully rolling around in the tropical waters of a long national park has gone viral on social media there are only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister who posted the video said the rhino was taking his money to regulate his body temperature. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you all that i get access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching the news live from berlin i'm on me and use it don't forget you can get the latest news on our website that's g w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well thanks for watching. i'm neal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of on the fence on the planet on the brink of disaster we

indonesia has had the worst outbreak in southeast asia.ns now is 75,000. most of that is focused around two hotspots in jakarta and the east java province, reporting a very high daily infection number. the president has said this is a red signal to watch. we will be keeping an eye on that. know india has been one of the worst hit countries. what is the latest out of the country? has recorded a daily new record of infections adding 28,000 cases. their total is close to 850,000 cases countrywide. authorities have actually locked down certain areas of india in response. the third behind the u.s. and brazil in cases. >> what about plans for a vaccine in thailand? >> in tiling, researchers have announced they have observed animal trials in of their vaccine trials and they expect human trials. it is notable because it would be the first vaccine moving to human trials developed outside of a high income country. they are expecting to start that in september. >> our health care reporter with the latest on the global pandemic. disney has begun reope

they are reopening under pressure to rescue the tourism industry in indonesia.cepted on the island from july 31 and they are planning to have foreign visitors from september 11. that is quite a surprise to some. maybe a high-risk effort given that the people of people -- the number of people infected by the virus has jumped. a cause for concern that indonesia has the most number of infections infidelities in southeast asia but they are trying to gain momentum. course, michelle, of many people in hong kong are going on several staycations, domestic tourism, and some nations relying on that to give the economy a bit of a shot on the arm. like hong kong, how does a small city state, singapore, fo actually managed to do that? can it work for them? michelle: you and i can see how it plays out in small city states but singapore's hotels are trying to get back on board. they have given their green light to host domestic forests. they have been trying to transition after posting quarantine individuals including some residents recently who have been allowed back into the

the real concern we think in the region is indonesia.'s think in the region is indonesia. it is the worlds for most populous country. they have not managed to get a country. they have not managed to geta grip country. they have not managed to get a grip on the virus, and they just received a warning this week if they do not but in quite strict control measures, they are going to see numbers climb through october. control measures, they are going to see numbers climb through 0ctober.|j suppose with indonesia, there is also the question of the testing. there is a degree of uncertainty about what the caseload actually is. that is right. when we go back to the message gap again, the government right from the start could not get a handle on what to tell people what to do. they could not get an effective testing mechanism into place, and they have been playing catch up the whole time. it has been a big problem. maria, we are going to give it another shot. can you give us again, start from the beginning, on the european governments that are man

and plastic piles up in indonesia the government is trying to sort through the names. of. how the weather in europe settled down to recognizable pattern now with the north generally cloudy often breezy sometimes wet fronts running through from the atlantic and the size but the more steady usually the haas a bit too has been pretty hot in scandinavia recent bieber's talk of down to 21 london's down to 21 as well so the thirty's are really from rumania southwards is gay particularly hot in the eastern mediterranean probably in the western med is well spain inland it is getting quite or in between you often find big thunderstorms and they've been nasty ones recently but not so much in the moment big ones were possible in switzerland and then into lombardi in northern italy and slovenia they could be quite active and warsaw does get a few more showers i have to say but poland's forecast isn't a bad one it's got 3 days of showery rain nothing says thunderstorms and the terms of creepy have again to 25 or so about time we get to the end of the weekend. south mediterraneans gener

more risk of abuse during the pandemic indonesia's politicians are accused of failing to protect society's most vulnerable people. as africa's largest hydroelectric dam begins to fill we look at the impact it may have on blue nile state in sudan. tension once again in cities of the united states in portland oregon security forces have launched tear gas and protesters have lit fires on the streets they're angry because federal offices have been sent to control demonstrations which have been going on for 56 nights but president donald trump has promised to deploy more offices this time to the cities of chicago and albuquerque he says is to control rising crime others say it's an election stunt my kind of reports. the concern about federal involvement was sponsored by scenes like this from portland oregon up to weeks of anti racism protests federal troops in unmarked uniforms moved in confronting demonstrators and detaining them in unmarked vehicles much to the end of the state's governor this is a democracy not a dictatorship we cannot have secret police abducting people into and putting the

still ahead on al-jazeera more risk of abuse during the current virus pandemic indonesia's politicians are accused of failing to protect society's most vulnerable people. how there's an active circulation in the yellow sea here it is developing right across the korean peninsula a significant rain now it will take all of friday to wander through and then cross into q sure maybe the far west of honshu but his legacy is in east the wind was more shallow isn't it so souls go a couple of days to come but that's where elective t. is now although this is part of the system which is given the flooding to the yangtze and places to the north it's quiet for a little bit friday maybe saturday also next pulse develops in sichuan this then rides through honshu making that said he went to accuse looking quite dry so he agrees that humid degrees and still it rains in song 28. and the monsoon rain of india by vision pakistan is you know very active this year particularly in the northeast over the next day or so i think southern bangladesh is particularly prone to this wet weather and it's true for this

and the story of how our group in indonesia is helping bring the children recover from months at sea . aid groups say they're deeply concerned over restrictions on the flow of aid into syria the un security council agreed on friday to a compromise that leaves only one border crossing with turkey open it was an aid lifeline to half a 1000000 children are diplomatic at the james bays reports from un headquarters in new york a security council resolution on delivery of aid into syria is finally passed the result of the voting is as follows. 12 votes in favor of. no votes against and 3 abstentions but this was not what 13 out of 15 council members wanted only one border crossing bubble how one can now be used to deliver aid off to china and russia use their veto power in recent days to block other options so this resolution is not what the united states and a majority of the council fought for and it is certainly far short of what the syrian people need and deserve russia's deputy ambassador was competent that the hypocrisy and double standard so far western colleagues at dean's unpreced

and greater risk of abuse during the pandemic indonesia's politicians are accused of failing to protect society's most of all. this is a member of the task because we could not prepare olympic games as we are used to and taking the plunge with one years ago the countdown is on to the delayed take your game. now he's betting himself as the law and order president and 3 months out from the election donald trump has announced that hundreds of federal law enforcement officers will be sent to the cities of chicago and albuquerque to combat what he calls rising crime state governors and city officials all democrats say this is a political stunt mike hanna reports. the concern about federal involvement was sparked by scenes like this from portland oregon to weeks of anti racism protests federal troops in unmarked uniforms moved in confronting demonstrators and detaining them in vehicles much to the end of the state's governor this is a democracy not a dictatorship we can. have secret police abducting people into and putting them in unmarked vehicles. i cannot believe i have to say that the pre

let's pick up indonesia. analysts are pretty divided as to what bank indonesia will do.ums they 25 basis points. others say perhaps it will stand pat. where do you stand on this considering bia will be cognition of what does? it does not want deals to go too low. it wants investment to keep coming into the country. are in the market now supporting the bonds and continuing -- obviously got a very high issuance rate with the fiscal policy being ramped up. a lot of the bonds out of the market. that suggests they are going to keep on cutting rates and that gives a signal to the bond market amid global participants to continue on supporting the bond market. they do not want to rattle any investor at the moment while they are still trying to have a very heavy schedule on the fiscal side. probably cutting rates. obviously, sticky with inflation numbers around asia. that has got to do with food and food prices late last year. seems to have been rolled over. you have a lot of ppis spending down again. on the industrial side, you have deflationary signals. crude is rolling over. m

there are many of indonesia's top politicians this is no surprise as many of them. or implantations. as you. see. in religion americans got an early bout with and took it to be my duty to ban your most active duty was is how we didn't want to be as a. 20000000000 dollars is just more money so big huge money in result was hard to get in my name as an object was anything done to stop medical leave him. but i mean i'm a good man it's impossible given a monumental minute monument in the ballet that my given. day i'm going to be meeting behind us here on my desk. that's only a minute to look at what he does the you know what you're going to do that he didn't understand. the is the perspective of the people making me thank you thank. the nominee feel immediately. and i counsel now saying it was dismissed it is islam is. that as i'm seeing in my own times exactly as i was the content and. this is my mistake. was never not i hang with. your organization is financed by the government is that right not to know your mind is quite innocent and ok. i'm ok this is very what we do

all of the world's biggest contributors to plastic for the ocean indonesia has banned single use plastic bags increased online shopping and takeaway food during the pandemic has added to the mountain of waste and is just a washington reports landfill so no almost full. on the outskirts of the indonesian capital this is where jakarta is rubbish and up a mountain of garbage that never shrinks and there's always more on the way for those who live here it's a danger to their health but for many it's also their livelihood as coppa 19 forced many in this densely populated city to stay inside and out of groceries and meals on line. and her husband were among those sorting through the mess they've worked here for more than 30 he is right about the money but no money because of course on a virus there's more plastic now we find a lot of water bottles plastic cups and more waste management is a major problem for jakarta with its population of more than 10000000 landfills are overflowing and the city's rivers are among the most polluted in the world local authorities say it's time to change. single

no child rights activists in indonesia have condemned legislators for failing to. govern officials and. drugs because they've been dealing with the coronavirus problem rick just to washington. in this is. this is where children can come together to play seeing and to be safe it's a place for children who would otherwise spend all day on the street. is a volunteer at the shelter she spent her youth on the streets and she knows firsthand how perpetrators of sexual abuse target these children. living on the streets or sleeping in front of shops is a nice but if someone suddenly offered you access to an apartment facilities who would refuse there's no concept of social distancing here but these children food and a safe place to rest are more pressing concerns and covert 19 the volunteers who run the shelter say sexual predators use accommodation and food to target children. and. street children are very much at risk of sexual violence that's why we have to be patient embrace them and protect them but in many parts of the country children have been left to fend for them

>> he's from indonesia. she met him at the university of hawaii he was there at the east-west center that introduces asian countries to hawaii and they were prepared to go to asia. and that's where she met him very gregarious at that time and she fell in love with him. >>host: at what point did they moved to jakarta? >> he went there first they were constantly being watched by the ins a different regulations on a visa so he could only stay for a certain amount of time. he kept trying to extend the visa and find ways to stay he got certain jobs related to the geography and topography he learned but indonesia was changing dramatically and he went back 1966 but and 67 in october then they moved back to indonesia spirit the president lived there from 67 to 71 ages six through ten in jakarta and indonesia. >>host: while you are there you found the school where barack obama went to school . [inaudible] >> the statue is outside the second school and had much more money went there are two and a half years and then h

. ♪ ♪ >>> indonesia says its number of surpassed 100,000s.rns are growing over the worsening situation in the country. the government confirmed over 1,500 new cases as of noon on monday bringing the total to 100,303. indonesia has gradually been easing restrictions on business activities from last month. but the hot spots for infection are capital jakarta and the second largest city of sirabaya. the numbmber of jobless people forecast to increase by 3 million. >>> the chinese government says the u.s. consulate general in the inland city of chengdu has been closed. beijing ordered the closure friday in retaliation for a similar move by washington as the faceoff between the two global powers continues. the e u.s. flag atat the consut general was lowered monday mornining, and itsigign covered up. earlier, china ordered the u.s. consule to be osed within 72 urs, theame deadne given by t united ates. e u.s. eassy in ina post a twitr messagin chinese saying they bid farewell to the u.s. consulate general. the message highlighted its activities to p

move to malaysia 4 years ago from indonesia so she could provide for her family. but. she found a cleaning job at a restaurant. employer didn't want to apply and pay for a visa on her behalf. i mean. before the pandemic she was. she. said. she. couldn't do it. and i. thought that. it would be. with a mega savings depleted rima is now one of the many thousands of migrants starving across the city all the people in her housing block are also out of work she lives in this cramped space with 9 other. so. yes. some days 6 month old baby goes hungry who took the heat up on her the hurting of a monkey this was such a sad day the kind of bio mom don't knock on maybe not the item number not to lose . the balloon buyout but. make it out. on the park if they keep going and i must upon the city keep the saw. with its image on the left of that but believe me my lady saw. put. it up limiting. the heat of the sun because you me. but this malaysian is determined to help the desperate like ream of. our eggs on runs the n.g.o.s margaret care at a supermarket he's working trucks to the b

indonesia coming online. you are seeing a marginal gain. although when it comes to the virus, the deadliest day yet in indonesia. the story is chinese stocks. the csi 300, we are up another 3%, extending the five-year highs. all four of the major benchmarks in china in overbought territory. is it the case of foam a -- of fomo? the topix up by 1%. we expect the earnings season to kick off with consumer stocks. the market has underperformed as of late. we are also watching currencies. we mentioned the dollar, posting the drop. across asia fx, a strong renminbi. risk on move today. brent crude, hovering around the $43 mark here. commodities gaining ground in the second half. copper futures slightly lower today, but up last week for the seventh straight week. let's get context with our reporter. there seems to be a very clear upward trend when it comes to virus infections in the u.s. several other economies have reopened. how do you see that affecting markets right now? reporter: right. one of the investors says that is jump in infections affec

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the result of days of heavy rain in indonesia as lou ruvo regency rescue is hampered by thick mud and disruption to phone networks. come on i'm going back i'm sorry i lost my sister and her 2 daughters they still haven't been found. local authorities say people are reporting their missing relatives to them in multiple districts. but. we still don't know for sure how many houses were damaged or the total number of victims possibly many people in bangladesh more than a 1000000 people impacted by flooding the heavy monsoon rain started late last month and has worsened in recent days that's when the floodwaters constantly rising we can go out and leave that you know castle neighboring india is also suffering from mudslides and flooding the thousands of submerged houses in central after one of asia's largest rivers the brahmaputra burst its banks. everything's under water our homes the roads everything's been destroyed. 6 in nepal at least 100 people have died since monsoon rains started lashing down late last month and landslides and flooding in the past week have swept away hundreds of h

now in indonesia a red javelin run though has been spotted on surveillance video luxuriating in the muddy boss footage of the animal rolling around in the tropical waters off the long national viral on social media there are only $72.00 off the endangered species left in the wild indonesia as a violinist posted the video say the rhino was taking to regulate body temperature. you have to date that's it for myself and we will be back at the top of the hour join us if you can have your company. illegal an expulsion. and they're not sure what keeps hearing about the job she was for a refugee aid organization in recent in the time case border they can die there and we have no more migrants tell us it's very troubling. she sets out to investigate. focused on europe. next on d w. a local. group of 19 pandemic is disrupting supply chain. getting a new idea to reorganize the economic system. made in germany. 60 minutes on d w. like . a mug or just some us food for the russian sausage. country runs deep. so many different walks of life. some are bumpin and oddly i was wrong but all of that comes st

before i let you go in indonesia arad johnson rhino has been spotted on surveillance video luxuriating in a muddy boss footage of the animal gleefully rolling around in the tropical waters off on national park has gone viral on social media only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister posted video set the rhino was taking his money dip to regulate its body temperature. and that's it from me on the news to him don't forget him get all the latest news on our website w dot com and to follow us on twitter and in so you're watching. states. cut. into the conflict zone to stand india's government is in the firing line the time when the brewers accused the frog me calming the coronavirus from lying about a missile battle between its own troops and chinese forces in the faunal my guest this week from new delhi in sudan chooses maybe a member of the alfonso calling us from the national spokesperson for the. conflict so folks. to. cope with crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hat

in indonesia red java and rhinoceros has been spotted on ice of aliens video the jury acquitting in a muddy bath footage of the animal girly fully rolling around in the tropical waters of enjoying cool national park has gone viral on social media there are only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister who posted the video said the rhino was taking his money dip to regulate its body temperature. looks like fun this is it of you news here's a reminder of the top stories at this hour china says it will respond with quote corresponding measures if britain goes ahead and grants residency rights to $3000000.00 eligible from congress to the u.k. off of the safe haven as police arrested hundreds of pro-democracy protesters rallying against a sweeping new security and. don't forget you can always get news on the go or just download our app from google play all from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use t

the real concern right now, i think, in the region is indonesia.ld's fourth—most—populous country. they have not managed to get a grip on the virus, and theyjust received a warning this week if they do not put in quite strict control measures, they're going to see numbers climb through october. i suppose with indonesia, there is also the question of the testing. i mean, there is a degree of uncertainty about what their caseload actually is. that is right. when we go back to the message gap again, the government right from the start could not get a handle on what to tell people what to do. they couldn't get a really effective testing mechanism into place, and they've been playing catch up the whole time. it's been a big problem. maria, we're going to give it another shot. can you give us again, maybe start from the beginning, on the european governments that are managing to navigate this? ok, so i'm sorry, i've missed the conversation so far, but basically there have been two ways that european governments have managed this well. one way has been by

in indonesia a rare javan rhinoceros has been spotted on surveillance video check this out this is quite a muddy about for the right now who is legally rolling around in the tropical waters of this national park it has gone viral on social media as you might imagine because it's just so cute there are only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister who post the video of the rhino was taking his money to regulate his body temperature. good for him and with that now you're up to date on date everything is don't forget there's always more in our website to have you dot com you can also follow us on social media take care and stacy. illegal expulsion. and they're not shut to what keeps hearing about the dollars she wants for a refugee aid organization in greece near the time. they can die there and we have no more migrants tell us it's very troubling. she set out to investigate. the. focus on europe. next on d w. 2 the conflict zone and sebastian india's government is in the firing line a time when the brewers refused to stop me coming but coronavirus

today, indonesia welcomes belt and road investment.side bandung, the commuter train is old and slow. but now, cutting through the hills that lead to indonesia's capital, jakarta, there's a tunnel for a high-speed train. and the engineers and nagers who lead this $6 billion project are chinese. >> reporter: with new industry,e employment, new production? >> yes. yes, indeed. mi>> reporter: indonesian nister luhut binsar pandjaitan dreams of traveling like the chinese. >> reporter: like the trn we rode last year from hong kong to the city of shenzhen othe chinese mainland. >> we will soon arrive ei shenzhen. >> reporter: welcome to china! in 20 years, china has gone fro- no heed rail to the longest high-speed rail network in the world, thanks to state- owned enterprises. the rails, the electricity, the telecommunications-- all produced by enterprises owned mainly by the state. and then, there's the majority state-owned baosteel. baosteel is so big, it has its own ports-- four of them-- outside anghai. huang weiliang directs baosteel's st

but for much of indonesia too bad lossy fog and sunny to cause at around $31.00 celsius slushy fought a sunny to across a good part of australia but the big story maker recently has been this a swirling area of low pressure that area of low pressure a coastal low just off the coast of new south wales damaging winds here we have had some flooding more very gusty conditions rattling 3 spinning away as we go on through choose day wednesday promises to be a much better day i am pleased to say shit on a little quieter 19th celsius in sydney the up to around 16 celsius the 4 melbourne a lot of fun and try of course that western side of australia perth 20 degrees for lots of dry weather will look my father the new zealand or the cloud and rain will move in for the 2nd awful week. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we provide business growth promote social economic

and we have now to indonesia where a rare job on rhinoceros has been spotted on surveillance video taping in a muddy bath check this out the footage of the rhino gleefully rolling around in the tropical water cooler on national park has gone viral on social media there are only $72.00 of the endangered species left in the wild indonesia's environment minister who posted the video said that the rhino was taking his muddy dip to regulate his body temperature. and with that now you're up to date on d.w. news but quickly before we go a quick reminder of the top story that we've been following for you the u.k. is extending immigration rights to eligible residents of its former colony hong kong amid growing fears over political oppression in the territory hundreds of protesters were detained by police the day after a controversial new security law was imposed by beijing. i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us here on you don't forget there's always more on our website t w dot com you can also follow us on social media to take care. into the conflict zone sebastian india's go

indonesia saw its biggest dailyjump in coronavirus deaths.he country has had nearly 4000 deaths since the pandemic started. indonesia has the highest fatality rate in asia and one of the highest in the world. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are polly mckenzie — the chief executive for director of the cross—party thinktank demos and brexit commissioning editor the telegraph asa bennett. great to have you both along for this second edition of our papers. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the telegraph says oxford scientists believe they've made a breakthrough in their search for a covid—19 vaccine, after discovering that the jab triggers a response that may offer a "double defence" against the virus. the times also leads with that story and says volunteers in the trial are understood to have shown encouraging levels of neutralising antibodies, thought to be important in protecting against viral infection, and there were no serious side—effects. the express is jubilant, sayi