the pro indonesian militias they have formed and become increasingly violent. they no longer considered us to be observer of us they felt that journalists were on the side of the east timorese and it was so stuck in their minds that we became a talking to. those we coming. most likely problems crippled via the boys discovery or. if is a credit or last party in our sport there. was cereal and right there out an osprey. for. the military denied involvement in the violence down and as i am discovering they continue to do so today. is. that. they any and mocking us you can say of the book even if you got locked out of it women are yet to hear that if you are young. you can be a reinstall in iowa sharia somewhat scary people. my friend shihan was also in delhi at the time working for the e.b.u. do you been broadcast. suddenly i see from the. military. go around. what's going on. inside. each and ray and i were on the roof when we came on the fire. and i was in the lobby on equasym militia man with a sword try to attack the journalist. who filed the last report. in.

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we thought that the indonesians would have left but many of them were still here. but there was no time for fear we were all here to work and that's what we did our story that day was right across the road from the convent where thousands were crammed together on the beach looking for safety going out to interview them i saw this huge collection of. humanity on the beach and went to talk to the refugees and found this young refugee family headed by sweet young i'm cool and i try to saw. spoke some english and said well i'd like to use you as an interpreter but we need some transport so they are not there to. come in my city i see them with so family and their close to coming summer summer they will see the depth the more. the interview my problem i'm with or. at the more likely one by one or no he didn't want to go very far we didn't want to go and you are unsafe particular here so our first day in delhi. florindo around you had been driving journalists around delhi on the back of his small motorcycle all day as he dropped one of them off at the turismo sandor was

price coal mining communities are paying for china's efforts to clean up its air pollution and the indonesian capital jakarta is trying out a bike sharing in an effort to reduce the nightmare traffic that's clogging up its city rose. i'm christopher kober welcome to the program could this be the end to the us chinese trade war according to white house economic adviser larry kudlow president trump is open to a trade deal with china at the same time mr trump is ready to high tariffs on chinese imports should there be no breakthrough chinese vice premier a new hair is warning of consequences during a trade summit in hamburg he said rising tariffs could lead to a recession you said existing problems could be solved without creating additional barriers and he reiterated china stance that there are no winners in the trade. well for more let's cross over to our correspondent yes quarter in new york donald trump is due to meet chinese president dejan ping on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit this week what do people on wall somebody expect that there will be a deal any time soon the best outcome

pro indonesian militias they had formed and become increasingly violent. they no longer considered us to be observer of us they felt that journalists were on the side of the east timorese and it was so stuck in our minds that we became a talking to. those we come in. most likely taverns couple dear the boys least of area. if is a candidate or last party. there. was cyril and then isaiah right there out an osprey. plays the military denied involvement in the violence then and as i am discovering they continue to do so today. as. she. is. rather. than all of us are. they any and mocking us you can say of the book even if you got locked out of it women are yet to hear that if you are young. you can be or install it in iowa sharia so much help either. my friend jihad was also in delhi at the time working for the e.b.u. do you been broadcast. in union suddenly i see from the. military at a time. like. what's really going on. inside. the sieged andrea and i were on the roof when we came on the fire. i was in the lobby hundred crace militia man with a sword try t

the bbc‘s indonesian editor, rebecca henschke has more.inutes after take—off into the shallow waters of the java sea. api samsul komar‘s son was on the flight with his cousin. they were heading home after watching a football match in the capital. translation: he was a really good kid. nothing about him was bad. he always listened and respected us. his remains were recovered, and they were able to hold a funeral for him. his cousin hasn't been found, and his family is pushing for the search to continue out at sea until everyone is accounted for. translation: without a grave, we are never able to fully heal. there is no closure. we are lacking the peace we so desperately need. ahead of the public release of the report into what went wrong, families met yesterday with investigators and were briefed on the early findings. investigators have indicated that a faulty system may have caused the crash. indonesia's national transportation safety board is he telling parliament that the captain and co—pilot were faced with different air speed readings

indonesian airlines were not allowed to fly in the u.s. because they did not meet international safety standards from april of 2007 until the ban was lifted in august 2016. >> airlines in this world do not ve the stellar reputation in terms of safety. they're working on it. >> reporter: the brand-new 737 had been delivered to the low-cost indonesian airline in august. >> when you have an eraircraft this new, it's curious, it makes you wonder, is it a one-of event? or is this an event that occurred because of something that happened after the airplane was delivered. >> reporter: one of the most recent versions of the 737, the max 8 is the fastest selling. both southwest and american airlines have the same plane in their fleets. boeing stock dropped7% after news of the crash. the aircraft manufacturer issuing a statement saying the boeing company is deeply saddened by the loss of lion air flight 610, adding that the company is providing technical assistance at the request and under the direction of government authorities investigating the ac

indonesian investigators probing the lion air disaster say the plane should have been grounded, afterblems on earlier flights. and the world chess champion, norway's magnus ca rlsen, has retained his title after a series of rapid fire wins. it's 9am in singapore and 1am here in london, where the huge risk to the uk economy from brexit has been laid bare by the governor of the bank of england. according to mark carney, leaving the eu without a deal would send the pound crashing, and spark a worse recession than the financial crisis. the projection is very much a worst case scenario. but it will be seized by the prime minister's supporters. theresa may is struggling to convince mps to back her compromise deal with brussels. our business editor simonjack reports. enter brexit centrestage. a man with a warning. leaving the eu without a deal could trigger an economic crash worse than the one that followed the financial crisis. we've constructed a sort of worst—case no deal, no transition brexit scenario, where you have a series of events including friction at the border, difficulties at po

many indonesians have come to trust this new kind of learning. but i cut out but if you need to know first i didn't tell my parents that i was using it to study i am what i thought i just said that i was working. but finally i mustered up the courage to tell them now my parents are really proud of me because i've achieved so much. for the uses it's also a cost effective mode of learning students can call on one hundred fifty thousand indonesian teachers using the app one on one instruction costs more the teachers are highly motivated in part because the students also evaluate them. in previously paul pillar has always been seen as a privilege only the reach or maybe the middle class who can afford. the change they want to see is you know it becomes a right for every single person so all the one you know to democratize quality education there are a wanker a job success took him out it was mom and his team by surprise now. they sometimes have difficulty finding suitable programmers and teachers this record growth is also an organizational challenge

the singing of these caged birds in the indonesian capital is almost drowned out by the rumble of passing vehicles the metropolitan region is home to more than twenty million residents traffic there is a nightmare jakarta's air is heavily polluted it is while the indonesian economy is growing by five percent a year but the infrastructure can't keep up experts say more roads are urgently needed if the country of two hundred seventy million is to realize its full potential it provides the upper limit for the growth clearly if you don't have mass rapid transport and all that stuff but in a way it does create an interesting opportunity also like motorcycle tax you don't see that anywhere in the world except maybe very densely populated with crazy traffic then the value proposition of having a motorcycle becomes very very attractive. there are sixty thousand motorcycle taxis on jakarta's roads they carry passengers and goods but they are no substitute for expanding the road network indonesia's government is planning to invest billions of dollars in the country's roads. a lot of potential the c

an indonesian diver has died during the search for victims of the downed indonesian plane a massive rescue operation has been underway since the lion air flight crashed on monday divers from the indonesian navy are searching for debris and the remains of one hundred eighty nine people in the seas near jakarta. so it's a little bit pricey handwritten or original lyrics to elton john's breakout hit song are going up for auction in new york this week words are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars the romantic ballad was a british thing as the first big hit in one nine hundred seventy. s. . the first shock revelations from a database called football leaks were released by a network of investigative journalists on friday they document a breakaway plan by europe's top clubs to form an elite league of their own in twenty twenty one clubs including rail madrid buy in munich and bus alone are reportedly involved in plans to split from european football's governing body us questionable practices of the world governing body fifo and cover ups of field drug tests by top players have also

boeing, working with the indonesian government come the indonesian government, on the investigation.e able to discover the mystery as to why the plane crashed. the findings of that investigation are unlikely to be to base shortly after take—off. and a technical log obtained by the bbc shows that there were problems with the plane on a previous flight. lion air insisting that those technical issues were solved before a full safety clearance was given for it to fly again. but on the orders of the indonesian government, they fired their technical director. none of the more than 180 people on board survived when the plane crashed into the sea. and only this family has been able to hold a funeral. laid to rest, a 24—year—old female chemical engineering graduate who worked for the energy ministry. the first victim to be identified. other families have come down to the port to see what's been recovered from the wreckage. this man finding his child's shoes. these personal possessions — bags, clothes, children's items and shoes, laid out here — a symbol of the enormous loss so many families a

an indonesian diver has died during the search for victims of the downed indonesian plane a massive rescue operation has been underway since the lion air flight crashed on monday divers from the indonesian navy are searching for debris and the remains of one hundred eighty nine people in the cartel. it's a little bit pricey the handwritten original lyrics to elton john's breakout hit song are going up for auction in new york the sweet words are expected to fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars there was of course a british thing as first big hit in one thousand seventeen. the first shock revelations are emerging from a database called football leaks and they include a plan by europe's top clubs to radically change the face of football by forming a new league of their own here's a look at the role of germany's top buy in munich in the allegations. behind the scenes byron munich has been plotting an attack on europe's soccer structure according to documents seen by germany's spiegel magazine byron's corporate attorney began planning to leave the champions league back in two thousand and six

and indonesian diver has died during the search for victims of the downed indonesian plane a massive rescue operation has been underway since the lion air flight crashed on monday divers from indonesian navy are searching for debris and the remains of one hundred eighty nine people in the seas near jakarta. on the first shock revelations from a database called football lakes were released by a network of investigative journalists on friday they document a breakaway plan by europe's top clubs to form an elite league of their own in twenty twenty one clubs including rail madrid by munich and boston liner are reportedly involved in plans to split from european football's governing body wafer questionable practices at the world governing body first and cover ups of failed drug test by top players have also been exposed which has been assessing tens of millions of documents acquired from anonymous source. but first of all thanks for having me this is a very important moment in european football because it changes the policy structure fundamentally so far you if i has always organized thes

but on the orders of the indonesian government, this technical director was fired.of the more than people urvived when the plane crashed into the sea, and only this family has been able to hold a funeral. dlaid to rest, a 24-year- female chemical engineering graduate w worked for the energy ministry. the first victim to be identified. other families have come down to the port to see what has been recovered from the wreckage. this man, finding his child's shoes. these personal possessions,cl bagshes, children's items and shoes, laid out here, a symbol of the enormous loss so many families are now having to deal with. bbc news, jakarta. jane: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, tracking whales from space. we will show you the technology used to keep count of some species. ♪ global study has warned the amount of heat absorbed by the ocns over t past 25 years has been seriously underestimated. vethe tion means it could be harder to combat global warming. matt mcgrath reports. reporter: for decades, the oceans have been the world's mostag important

the pro indonesian militias they have formed and become increasingly violent. they no longer considered us to be observe us they felt that journalists were on the side of the east timorese and it was so stuck in their minds that we became a talking to. those we coming. most likely problems crippled via the boys reserve area. if is a credit or last party in our sport there. was cereal and isaiah right there on an osprey. for. the military denied involvement in the violence down and as i am discovering they continue to do so today. she. is. as. they entered and mocking. the book even if you got locked out of it women are yet but if you are young. you can be a reinstall in iowa sharia so much for you people. my friend jihad was also in italy at the time working for the e.b.u. do you been broadcasting you. suddenly i see from the. military. go around. what's really going on. inside. this each to andrea and i were on the roof when we came on the fire. i was in the lobby hunted grace militia man with a sword try to attack the journalist. we filed our last report. and

we reported earlier that indonesian search teams believed they had detected a signal.a ship on the surface. more on that to come. a reminder of our top story: president trump has been speaking at a rally in florida in the first in a string of campaign appearances in the run—up to the midterm elections. he told his supporters that the democrat challengers had no policy other than to resist his vision for america. in the next six days he'll hold eleven more rallies to support republican candidates. that is it for now. much more on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. many parts of the country had a largely dry halloween evening, but the rain has begun to pep up across central and eastern areas. through the night, these weather fronts will affect much of the central and eastern side of the uk. further west, light winds and clear skies mean it will be a chilly start to this morning with some frost for northern ireland, mist and fog in western scotland. further south and east, because of more cloud rain, it will be a milder start with temperatures 7—10 degr

also in the programme: the search for the crashed indonesian airline is extended for three days. divers are still seeking a second black box. grieving together — leicester city footballers attend the funeral of their clubs owner in thailand. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm eastern time in the us, where final campaigning has been under way ahead of tuesday's mid—term elections — a key test for president trump. he's been addressing supporters at a rally in georgia, while barack obama, for the democrats, is campaigning in indiana. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. # proud to be an american... donald trump has been nothing but relentless in his campaigning. georgia is just the latest stop in a frantic week of rallies held in state, after state, after state. this is a president trying to defend his power, and saying whatever he can to shore up his support. that means talking up the economy but it also means talking tough on the subjects that divide this country, including imm

but on the orders of the indonesian government, they fired their technical director. more than 180 people on board survived when the plane crashed into the sea. only this family has been able to hold a funeral. laid to rest, a 24—year—old female chemical engineering graduate who worked for the energy ministry. the first victim to be identified. other families have come down to the port to see what has been recovered from the wreckage. this man finding his child's shoes. translation: my child's black adidas running shoes. my child's shoes. these personal possessions, bags, clothes, children's items and shoes laid out here, a symbol of the enormous loss so many families are now having to deal with. scientists here in the uk have taken whale—watching to new heights. they're using satellite cameras to monitor the movements of the mammals, which up until now have proved extremely difficult to track. from 400 miles up, the imagery is sharp enough to capture the distinctive shapes of different species. researchers from the british antarctic survey hope this can improve conse

modern cosmopolitan an economically growing this is how the indonesian capital is portraying itself at the asia pacific conference almost one thousand top managers and politicians came to jakarta a representative of the indonesian government spoke in german to the crowd. many people know that i'm the only german speaking member of president we don't as cabinet. who is over this but the friendly words couldn't dispel the misgivings german economy minister peter out myer spoke plainly the. tennis is. packed. we have to be. back to. foreign investors are welcome in indonesia astra one of the largest industrial companies in the country even introduced a german dual study system still german companies have to make a little bit of effort if they want to do business here they probably have more preferences in a country. but don't forget indonesia we go at five percentile is growing at six percent is probably a bit time now it's time probably for germany also a little shift some of the investments are in an asia. minister out myer called for more cooperation introducing germany's dual study sy

and divers have retrieved one of the two block boxes from the indonesian passenger jet that crashed on monday a line airplane nose dive ten minutes after takeoff from the capital jakarta killing all a hundred eighty nine people on board. or no one been hustled c.-k. stands on the trunk is facing increasing pressure from right across the u.s. political spectrum to take action against saudi arabia my town i reports from washington d.c. . president trump of days of silence on jamal khashoggi is death after being asked whether he felt betrayed by the salvi denial of responsibility for it suffered greatly now i just hope that it all works out we have a lot of back we have a lot of things that we've been with you that there is trade me that is maybe they betrayed themselves like to see our daughter in. the national security adviser also having his say as we expect there to be accountability for what happened which was which was criminal without any question and they have promised to do that and they have gone a long way already and we'll see what the next steps are and more pressure from con

you have the dollar, indonesian repeat. a weaker dock -- indonesian rupiah.eaker dollar and you see the strength in the rupiah. all of these emerging-market currencies are flickering around but indonesian rupiah is the vanguard this morning and the rupiah is looking -- morning. nejra: those were prepared comments from chairman powell. he talked about being a long way from neutral just a month ago. interesting if you look at the slight difference that happened in the equity market and bond market. s&p rallied the most since march, meanwhile the 10 year flattening a bit in today's session. the 10 year yield down five basis points. if we drop down below 3% it will be the first time since september 18. futures down 0.6%. markets took a little while to catch up to the bond markets. the bond markets had already fully discounted the more dovish tone that the markets read from powell yesterday. we will dig deep into everything the fed chair set at the market. up 6/10 of 1%. ceopeak to the norsk hydro at 6:30 a.m. u.k. time. us to discuss in the aluminum and broader c

the pro indonesian militias they had formed and become increasingly violent. they no longer considered us to be observe us they felt that journalists were on the side of the east timorese and it was so stuck in our minds that we became a talking to. those we coming. most likely taverns couple dear the boys least of area. if is a credit or last party in our sport there. was cyril and then isaiah right there out an osprey. plays the military denied involvement in the violence then and as i am discovering they continue to do so today. she. is. rather. than all of us are. they any and mocking us you can say of the book even if you got locked out of eight women i got raiatea that if you are young. you can be or install it here in iowa sharia so much for you peter. my friend jihad was also in italy at the time working for the e.b.u. do you been broadcasting you. suddenly i see from the. military . go around. wondering what's really going on. inside. the sieged and ray and i were on the roof when we came on the fire. i was in the lobby hundred crace militia man with

the next morning we were forced to leave the indonesian military came to.put us on two trucks and drove us to the airport. we were moved from one of the largest international stories at the time. we were devastated angry frustrated it was a horrible empty feeling for andrea denied the ability to cover the event that we were added to the.

modern cosmopolitan and economically growing this is how the indonesian capital is portraying itself at the asia pacific conference almost a thousand top managers and politicians came to jakarta many are worried about global trade thomas limbo member of the indonesian government greeted visitors in germany. italy but the friendly words couldn't dispel the misgivings german economy minister peter spoke plainly. when he handed this protection is handed a part of the package. we have to the. foreign investors are welcome in indonesia astra one of the largest industrial companies in the country even introduced the german jewel study system still german companies have to make a little bit of an effort if i want to do business here they probably have more prevalence is in a country as a sign our friends but don't forget indonesia we grew at five percent is growing at six percent is probably a bit time now it's time probably for germany also to. shift some of the investment . because my are called for more cooperation introducing germany's jewel training system to jakarta was the first step

boeing, working with the indonesian government on the investigation.y ccommittee do theirjob and we have requested boeing to help determine the criteria needed for inspection to find out the cause of the crash. the findings of that investigation are unlikely to be known for sometime but what we do know is that the pilot requested to return to base after take—off. a technical log obtained by the bbc shows there were problems with the plane on a previous flight. lion air insisting those technical issues were solved before a full safety clearance was given for it to fly again. but on the orders of the indonesian government they fired their technical director. none of the more than 180 people on board survived when the plane crashed into the sea. only this family has been able to hold a funeral. laid to rest, a 24—year—old female chemical engineering graduate who worked for the energy ministry. the first victim to be identified. other families have come down to the port to see what has been recovered from the wreckage. this man finding his child's shoes. t

indonesian authorities are set to release the preliminary findings into why a boeing 737—max jet plummetednto the java sea killing all 189 people on board last month. the world chess championship will be settled in london later today. two chess grandmasters, magnus carlsen of norway and the american fabiano caruana, have spent november locked in stalemate, with the world title up for grabs. a series of tie—breaking games must now be played to decide the contest. stay with us. and the top story in the uk: there has been a sharp increase in migrant boats crossing the channel to the uk. the government says the traffic is being organised by criminal gangs. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. trade war all its branch. donald trump's economic adviser is sick —— seek out a deal with china may be possible, asian stolid —— asian stocks follow the us. brexit impact. the bank of england will today laid out to the assessments of how britain leaving the eu will affect the uk economy. hello and welcome to asia business report. asian stocks have followed the us higher and that is

the singing of these caged birds in the indonesian capital is almost drowned out by the rumble of passing vehicles the metropolitan region is home to more than twenty million residents traffic there is a nightmare jakarta's air is heavily polluted as well the indonesian economy is growing by five percent a year but the infrastructure can't keep up experts say more roads are urgently needed if the country of two hundred seventy million is to realize its full potential it provides the upper limit for the growth clearly if you don't have mass rapid transport and all that stuff but in a way it does create an interesting opportunity or. you don't see that anywhere in the world except maybe very densely populated crazy traffic then the value proposition of. that only becomes very very attractive. there are sixty thousand motorcycle taxis roads they carry passengers and goods but there are no substitute for expanding the road network indonesia's government is planning to invest billions of dollars in the country's roads. a lot of potential the current government is focusing a lot of attention on

the story of an indonesian teacher who was rescued after being adrift at sea for a9 days.sks. the dolphin research centre undertook a year—long project in collaboration with the university of western australia, and studied pairs of dolphins in the florida keys. gail maclellan tells us what they found. dolphins have long been regarded as the most intelligent of marine mammals. yay! and this study confirms their extraordinary abilities. researchers wanted to see if dolphins could actively co—operate with each other, notjust perform the same action in the same place and time. could they understand their partners role in the game? the game was the dolphins had to swim across the lagoon and press the button simultaneously, specifically within a i—second time window. to succeed, the two dolphins each had to press their button at same time, whether they had been sent across the together or with a delay —— whether they had been sent across the lagoon together or with a delay in time of up to 20 seconds. the buttons were wired to a computer to record the actions and time difference

pro indonesian militias they had formed and become increasingly violent. they no longer considered us to be observer of us they felt that journalists were on the side of the east timorese and it was so stuck in their minds that we became a talking to. those we coming. most likely taverns crippled via the boys reserve area. if is a credit or last party in our sport there. was cereal and then isaiah right there out an osprey. for. the military denied involvement in the violence down and as i am discovering they continue to do so today. is. that. all of us are. they any and mocking us you can say of the book even if you got knocked out of it we might have our yeah yeah but if you're young. you can be or install it in iowa sharia so much for you peter. my friend shihan was also in delhi at the time working for the e.b.u. do you be in broadcasting you. suddenly i see from the. military. go around. and i was kind of like wondering what's really going on. inside. besieged andrea and i were on the roof when we came on the fire. i was in the lobby hundred crace mil

indonesian investigators probing last month's lion air disaster say the plane was not airworthy. 189eople were killed when the jet crashed into the java sea shorly after take off from jakarta. and this video is trending on bbc.com. the pope's weekly address featured a surprise guest when a small boy ran onto the stage. the child amused worshippers and the pontiff alike, as he ran around, before his mother came to retrieve him. that's all. stay with bbc world news. here in the uk, a teenager is to be charged with assault, after footage showing a 15 year old syrian refugee being attacked goes viral. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. said booster. asian stocks follow wall street as the central bank's chairman indicates great heights amongst lows. argentina beat. resident xijinping amongst lows. argentina beat. resident xi jinping and trump amongst lows. argentina beat. resident xijinping and trump our in one sourest in a bid to solve their bitter trade row. —— are in buenos aires. good morning asia, hello world. glad you could join us. we start off with the as

earlier this week, indonesian investigators said the flight data recorder showed that the plane's air speed indicator malfunctioned on its final flight, and the three flights before that. but it's still not clear exactly what caused the plane to go down. the new aircraft is 737 max-8 had just been delivered to lion air in august. back in indonesian, families are still waiting for any of the victims to be identified and waiting for answers about what went wrong. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> coming up, more for you. the democrats take back the house, while the gop gains seats in the senate. what the future in d.c. looks like. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. g

the crash off the indonesian coast killed ougall 189 people aboard.ave our correspondent ivan watson live with the latest. ivan, the issue suggests this plane went rapidly and aggressively into the ocean. >> reporter: yeah. 350 miles an hour. some aviation experts who looked at the open source data suggests not only was the plane out of control, apparently, and plummeting toward the java sea, but it also appears as if the engines were thrusting at that time aiming toward the sea. it was moving at very high speed. to try to figure out why this happened and how, the indonesian investigators have been complimented by representatives from the federal aviation administration and national transportation safety board and boeing, the manufacturers of the new boeing 737 max and general electric. the company that helped build the plane's engine. as far as the salvage operation, we have seen the images of the navy pulling up wheels from the landing gear from the plane. i also looked at indonesian navy footage of divers on the sea bed wrapping a rope around what

experts hope the emission-free service will help combat air pollution and traffic congestion in the indonesianapital. the aim is to support the public transport system by solving the issue of the first and the last mile. reporter: jakarta's national monument park in the heart of the indonesian capital is offering a new attraction -- bike sharing. during the initial trial period, 100 bikes are available free of charge from seven stations dotted across the park. users install an app that show them the positions of f the bik. they then scan a qr code on the bike to unlock it, again, using the app. so far the response seems positive. >> this is good because it could motivate people to stop using private vehicles and become healthier by riding a bike. reporter: besides jakarta, the company offers the service on the island of bali, a popular tourist destination. it has teamed up with hotels and local stores to offer the service for $0.70 an hour. but it says locals make up its main target group. >> our primary goal is to provide first and last mile transport, and tourism use is only an additional be