hiro morita, nhk world, jakarta. >>> seven-time formula one champion michael schumacher is in critical condition after a skiing accident. schumacher fell while skiing in a french resort and hit his head on the rock. he's reported to have been wearing a helmet and was conscious. shortly after the accident, he was taken to the hospital by helicopter. by the time he got there, schumacher was in a coma. they say he underwent emergency surgery and remains in critical condition. schumacher is 44 years old. he made his f-1 debut in 1991. he's the only driver in history to win seven championships. he retired in 2006. he made a comeback in 2010 and retired again last year. >>> security forces in egypt are investigating a bombing there as a terrorist attack. a device exploded outside a military intelligence building in a village north of cairo. it wounded four soldiers. the blast ripped through a wall, leaving a pile of rubble. the attack came as university students staged protests at a number of campuses. security forces found a handmade bomb in the northern city of damieta. they removed the de

eight died in a train accident in jakarta. the passenger train collided with a lorry and one carriage burst into flames. >> france's defence minister says troops are sending fighters in. they've been deployed after days of violence between rival militias in which hundreds have died. there's reports from the capital bangui. >> people find refuge in a church in bangui. even if it has no protection from french and african force, it is better to sleep hear than home. church bells are silent. it's the only ring to learn of danger that man had no warning when sell ebbinga killed his family. she thought seleka would not target wives and children. >> when i cam back, my wife and two children were dead. the baby was on the bed covered with clothes >> this is one of the first times we have seen french soldiers on foot in large numbers. they are here to reassure people and protect them. they'll soon disarm troops in the city. >> that is not happening. rules of engagement mean the french can only shoot when they come under attack. >> ther

vietnam and jakarta and singapore straits of -- really, thailand is the one to watch.lution of our lament. >> -- the solution of parliament. >> that is a big story. the wiki end, engine for exporters today. weak yen,k -- that engine for exporters today. >> consumer goods and computer services up by 3.2%, very strong indeed. and we go back to the chart and i can tell you the record yen performance. we go back again to some individual stocks in japan. the week yen driving the -- the weak yen driving exporters. the question is when president of a -- president abe will be releasing the next phase. >> there is no end to abenomics. willyear, the cabinet approve the growth policy. despite backing from investors, not everyone is in favor of abenomics. some say that it will have harsh consequences for japan's quality-of-life. ourf it continues, maybe physical condition becomes sound. but our life will be terrible. exit.is no but he believes that he will win the legislative battles he needs to went to reinvigorate the economy. >> we will win every battle, but we don't think that

bonus.rned a hefty >> i think it will be a modern city like jakarta and it will continue to have good economic grace. for myself, i work here so i can change my life and make it better. >> it is developing fast, but some of them left on the sidelines, still struggling to move on after the synonymy. these fishermen are rare survivors. the ground zero of the disaster. completelys flattened and much of it remains underwater. they lost everything that day. he survived because he was far from the shore. felt the shaking, but we did not know about the wave. home, we wered at shocked at the state of the place. i couldn't find my house. it was just water. the first thing i did was search for my wife and my son. around, is laying all tried to collect some of them together in one place. it was impossible to know. >> i never found my wife. baby. still just a i had been married for 10 years. backn't want to go anymore. >> all the fishermen lost loved ones. they simply know no other way of life and went back to work. only caught a few small fish and squid. in the years since the disaster, they hav

more from jakarta. >> something many take for granted. but for this woman it's not a matter of turning on the tap. this mother of five struggles every day to find drinking water. after buying six gallons she barely has enough for her daily consumption. >> translation: we may around 30, $0.40 for three gallons. this means we pay a quarter of our income to water and only when water supply is good, otherwise it is more expensive. we have to queue the whole day, we are not sure we will get it. >> it's an essential part of daily life and is important for good health. water is a luxury item. they pay a huge part of daily income to buy it. even then it is too dirty to drink straight away. >> this is the of water and millions of others in jct jakarta. after being treated it reaches a third of houses and still is undrinkable. polluted rivers and mismanagement are reasons why many indonesians have no access to drinking water. >> if you talk about mismanagement i don't want to comment. i do want to sigh we have lived up to our targets. we have doubl

this is the source of the water, and millions of others in jakarta. after being processed it reaches 40% of households and is undrinkable. the government and water companies admitted that ageing equipment and facilities, polluted rivers and mismanagement are reasons why indonesians have no access to drinking water. >> if you talk about mismanagement i don't want to comment. i do want to say we have lived up to our targets, we have doubled our customers in 15 years, but the government has not given us enough useable water sources. >> yon -- indonesians who have access say it's not good quality. the government admits something as crucial as water was never a priority. >> translation: if you ask me why it has not been fixed the water system should have been fixed 30 years ago. the problem is classic, coming down to a matter of budget allocation. >> the government aims to supply clean drinking water to indonesians by 2020. it doesn't mean it can be consumed straight from the tap. but people are hopeful they won't have to depend on sources like dirty water

. >> the background to this our nt from jakarta. >> a moment of victory after the establishment of the w.t.o., they have managed to make a worldwide trade deal, a deal with trade facilitation, removing barriers and customs regulations. it will bring $1 trillion to the global market. negotiations were tough and it took them four days to seal the deal. there was a huge debate about india who want to keep subsidies in place for the poor farmers because we need to be able to feed the poor people. after a long debate with the united states european countries decided to accept the food security plan. they were worried it would distort prices. in the end latin american countries made objections. they walked out in the early morning of saturday. after a few hours, finally sealed this historical deal. not everyone is happy because many poor farmers here in indonesia say the world trade deal will not benefit the poor farmers here. they hope it's the beginning of more negotiations to come, that will create more free trade around the world. >> red cross is saying at least 300 people have been kill

this is the source of her water and millions of others in jakarta.after being processed by water companies it reaches only 40% of households in the capital and it's still undrinkable. the government and water companies admit that aging equipment and facilities polluted rivers and mismanagement are the main reasons why many indonesiaians have no access to drinking water. >> if you talk about mismanagement i don't want to comment. but i do want to say that we have lived up to our targets. we have doubled our customers in 15 years but the government has not given us enough usable water sources. >> so even indonesiaians who have access to tap water complain about its quality. they say it's often unusable for cooking food, washing clothes, let alone for drinking. and despite paying one of the highest water tariffs in south asia, something as crucial as water was onever a priority. >> translator: if you ask me, why it has not been fixed, the water system should have been fixed 30 years ago because it was already old then. the problem is classic. it comes d

. >> thank you for joining us from jakarta today. tell us how significant this deal is.y for indonesia before the world. it is significant. we have not been able to achieve an agreement amongst the members for quite some time. getid set out to basically an agreement among all of us ince 2001 or even earlier 1995. we have not been able to get an agreement. that is the first part. the second is that the package, even though it is small, it basically delivers on the parts the developing economies in the agreement that was reached i think we'll set a very good traction for the purpose of ahead on theand dough hot agenda. this is not so bad. how did you get here? there must have been a lot of compromise. these have been ongoing for years. this deal is significant. how did everyone get to the same place? >> it was pretty sleepless. the ministers that came to bali understood that if we were to walk out of bali with nothing, i think you can pretty much say goodbye to the multilateral trading system. as much as we have seen in the economies around the world, i think it is importa

consecutive days of heavy loss, hang shy declined 0.4% ahead of the release of chinese economic data and jakarta hit a three-month low. thaila thailand's key index loss over 1%, it was the worst performer in the region, fears over political tensions flared up again after anti-government protesters took a day off thursday for the king's birthday. dollar/yen is right around 102.10, really in a tight range as you can see, investors are looking at what the latest u.s. jobs report will show that, key data is said to be an important indicator for the fed for times of reducing its asset buying program. >>> the country where europe's debt crisis started is still struggling to turn its economy around, but a the head of the investment agency in greece says the government is reforming the business envirnment to attract overseas capital. >> greek government mandated by the greek people embark on a major overhaul of all sectors of the economy, so a structural reform, a huge structural reform has been undertaken at the same time. >> greece's economy is expected to contract this year for the sixth consecutive

and jakarta, the main benchmark rose nearly 1.5%, market heavyweight jumped almost 4%. the auto distributor received tail winds from strong growth in the country's car sales for november. in terms of currencies, dollar/yen is at 103.06 and euro/yen around 141.60. waiting to see if the prime minister gives any hints about the direction of the bank's monetary policy. >>> business sentiment among japanese companies rose, marking the fourth straight quarterly improvement. the finance ministry and the cabinet office announced a survey of firms that are capitalized around $100,000 or more. the confidence index stood at 8.3. demand for housing and building materials rose as people rushed to buy new homes. a weaker yen also helped to boost auto exports to the u.s. meanwhile, the index for small and medium-sized firms improved to minus 0.1, thanks to higher demand in the construction and service sectors. officials say the economic recovery does remain on track, with positive effects spreading from small firms to smaller enterprises. >>> another sign the japanese economy may be p

in jakarta the main index gave up nearly 1.4%, 4,212. bank indonesia came the bench rate at 7% citing improvement in the country's trade balance. the bank raised the key rate five times this year. moving to currencies. euro/dollar at 1.3775 roughly. the single currency fell to the european central bank mario draghi said the ecb stands ready to take action against low inflati inflation. data showed the eurozone's industrial out put dropped 1.1% in october, short of market expectations. meanwhile, dollar is holding pretty firm against the yen. right now dollar/yen at 102.75. >>> a court rejected a claim made by samsung that apple inflingd on patents. samsung accused apple of copying three technologies for tablets and smart phones. they include multitasking allowing users to input text while other applications are running. the seoul central district court said two of the three technologies can be easily developed based on those apple publicized in the 1990s and also dismissed samsung's claim that apple violated the patent for the other tech

." >>> a commuter train and a truck carrying gasoline collided near the indonesian capital of jakarta. at least four people have been killed. the collision occurred at a crossing in the city. the truck was carrying 24,000 liters of gasoline. it exploded in flames. the railway operator says at least four people have been killed and about 90 others injured. a local tv station quoted witnesses as saying the crossing gate was not lowered on one side of the tracks. >>> hundreds of riders have set fire to police vehicles in singapore after a bus hit and killed a bangladeshi worker. 18 people, including police, were injured. mainly foreign workers rioted on sunday night. the district is populated by indian and bangladeshi workers. police and security forces were deployed to contain the riot. 27 people were reportedly arrested. observers say an increasing number of foreign workers are unhappy about how they are being treated by their employers. last year bus drivers from china staged a massive strike. rioting is rare in singapore. >>> people in the central philippines are piecing together the

in jakarta, the main index closed 1.54% higher at 4,321. investors took heart from better than expected trade numbers. the country's trade balance swung to a surplus in october from a deficit in the previous month. moving on to currencies, the dollar is gaining momentum against the yen. dollar/yen currently changing hands at 102.78-81. analysts say rising long-term u.s. interest rates are helping boost buying in the u.s. currency. the euro/yen is being quoted at 139.21-24. >>> in other business news, u.s. online shopping giant amazon is hoping to bring the future a step closer. it's trying to deliver packages directly to your doorsteps using small unmanned aircraft. the company has unveiled a test video of a small drone with eight propellers carrying merchandise in a little box. the drone is equipped with a gps system. it can carry packageswaring up to 2.3 kill am gras each. the company aims to deliver packages from distribution centers within 30 minutes. ceo jeff bezos says this is no science fiction. he says the service could be technical

for jakarta screen shot dead an employee taken prisoner. here you go somewhere. just minutes ago they have the guns pointed at each other. seven am. what's your name my name sebastian you shouldn't have been playing. what you want to leave. in a minute. the union is on seem superficial the boy needs now is food he rode it to see the legion as betty is congrats the procedures very brief the diffuse tends to cover the forties. the event receiving their exact location of the money in the army will take care of the transfer was one lb france became involved in the second military intervention in africa the cia began when the president sent off to repel the cause of disease that was deposed. it's not to tear it into what looks like sectarian conflict that somebody could become a genocide. that into gas abbas issued give this a chilling insight into what's happening. one of the world's course states. it does autistic children suddenly emerge from the perch. now for the rest of the vintage while. oh well. where did though. we lived in the village. people came here they

the trading day over in jakarta. half an hour old.or >> bank of indonesia will issue several regulations to tighten capital requirements. it aims to be a standard. ons will be effective january 1. it will be gradual implementation. it aims to boost bank's ability to absorb a risk during the crisis. the banks are required to have minimum of four capital of six 4.5% ofand liquidity of assets. some banks will be required to add a buffers and compromising and countercyclical buffer. while important banks, they set up capital. a bank of indonesia has increased 125 basis points from last may. in an effort to help the weakening rupiah. it depreciated around 23%. the rupiah has little changed. after earlier touching at 12,000. the lowest since december 2008. in the probability it will climb to a 2008 high of 13,000 versus the u.s. dollar. bank of a division will raise the key interest rate at their monthly meeting. pointsedict 25 basis next year. on the markets of france, indonesia shares started off the day gaining. -- they rose six dident h

as divine punishment this friday a huge crowd gathered to hear adults taken a mom from the capital jakarta. convince the tsunami struck. because locals was singing. a and b the historic peaks things were very free the two men and women everybody says that's what tsunami came. it was a warning from ana. and at the time before people were doing bad things and not give this a signal to become bitter people. another chance to live our lives in a better way. he got to visit a new mommy still in the use of sharia rule introduced in a city in two thousand and two it's now become a key pair of life given sorry at all and it must be obeyed. every time and a bit less. we were up there. it was seen on each of real easy to goldstein and east. she now has a special but they don't ship via the east river thousand office as he checked me one is drinking gambling old committing adultery. in an anti carney j said before remember don't be i can still find good people and don't the repressive. this is the oldest female surely ask well it's chilling to see the old bounce and seam and attending friday press. t

people police say a full scale railway crossing gate was responsible for the collision in the capital jakarta it sparked a fireball which twenty meters into the air emerges his side says searching through the wreckage for survivors. on the monies in iran such five minutes time from now before the house a look at the training and combat stories of russia's special forces. just a version of four leaders like alexander lukashenko or vladimir putin just showed up at anti e.u. protests and bulgaria greece are hungry to urge people to leave the e.u. and join up with. eurasian customs union obviously the mainstream media would be on fire screaming that this is part of an attempt to usurp democracy and steal the country's away some sort of imperialist agenda and you know what they might be right about that but the weird thing is that for some reason the mainstream media isn't talking about foreign politicians speaking to and or possibly agitating protesters in ukraine like speaker of the lithuanian parliament loreto grows in india and vice president got sick put to sea of each and former polish pm ja

extension which he badly needs the economic impact is being felt far from the rallies in the capital jakarta the country's leading winemakers fact reason thousand km away from the scenes playing out in the times are tough. the mall i was going on and he has complete chaos and it's causing serious economic damage to state enterprises like opinions of our export licence has expired because when in offices in the capsule was disrupted by protests. we were un able to export five talk someone into russia end of two hundred and fifty thousand years. and now our constitution imposes for the next he's up to me and because the data reliability in my head but it kept happening to a country already on the verge of economic collapse with an external to the five hundred in thirty six billion dollars and what is widely seen by economists as a three d full level. and arden course have recently warned if the violence continues to build new tool or ukraine's credit rating even further unless the country gets a large injection of cash from somebody. over the next says six months at the latest maybe even soone

jakarta and indonesia. welcome to a special edition of "lunch money. congress and action. what you should not look or were two in 2014. 2013 the best of aykroyd, buffett, and why you should not take on the selfie. in switzerland, the kind of security you get with a swiss bank account, not just tax-free money. five nfl coaches joined the nation's unemployed. another new year in new york. the ball will drop in times square. >> people always say go out with a bang on the but i do not think this is what they meant. two trains collided in eastern north dakota yesterday. no one was injured but the massive fireball was the resort result. first, a grain train he railed, hitting another train carrying crude oil going the opposite way on an adjacent track. police have advised residents to evacuate their homes because of fumes. there are a lot of trains carrying crude oil in north dakota these days. it is one of the nation's new and plentiful sources of oil. the train that cause the explosion was carrying it from boston to minnesota. the fourth major do braille meant in six months an

least ten people police a railway crossing gate was responsible for the collision in the capital jakarta and sparked a fireball when two meters into their emergency services are searching through the wreckage for survivors. of violent dispute between the wire cutters and owners of a scottish oil plant has drawn and the government has launched an inquiry focusing not on the manager's conduct but the behavior of striking employees unions are outraged saying this amounts to political persecution and a tory stunt sarfraz has cities. it was the industrial disputes that almost cost thousands of people their jobs and sparks union protests to do comparisons the aggressive tactics of the nine hundred seventy with apache chemical plant grangemouth and scotland's bosses in eels has since reached an agreement with the unite union involved in the dispute but it doesn't end there prime minister david cameron has launched an independent inquiry into the union's behavior of the scenes that were described as intimidating bully like tactics style behavior when protesters gathered outside managers houses a

jakarta is lower by more than 1% and htc also down. we go across to singapore straits, malaysia and thailand, all down by .2%. -- also, newspi zealand is up currently by went one percent. the rest are booking the -- probably up by .1%. the rest are looking up. >> as john was mentioning, asia- pacific markets are being driven by pieces of data. signs of manufacturing slowing. stephen engle is in beijing for us. is there a danger that we read too much into it? mean, we are drawing a lot of conclusions from a slight dip down in the flash number. this is the preliminary number for manufacturing pmi for december from hsbc and economics again. remember, this is a private survey, not the official survey. private companies in the manufacturing space in china, about 400 or so companies, where the official pmi am leslie looks at-- pmi mostly looks manufacturing. but it did sink down to a three- month low with this flash number. if the .5 compared to 50.8 for the final reading we got last month -- 50.5 compared to 50.8 for the final reading we go

the jakarta international airport. my behind as it is viewed as a chartered flight of united states and our city even before his arrival in beijing has visited china is already surrounded with suspicion joe biden has visited china in august. you may want to do it. watching it all day. well john. it's what i did. what's odd is reason to stop this and offered it up at least that's what it is a chipotle which covers just do it don't lie to us so let's hope we're not in the javanese owen ate the icing. he also said the tightest behavior this what's a unilateral on the time to change the status quo in the east china sea our china has already resulted in an assortment of straight sets at that time to tie this behavior is in accordance with international law as was common practice is all across the world and it is not the rest and eighty eyes is a different countries of overlap with each other so tight i suspect it is legitimate cause to set up this boy a deep icy. he's honestly even before the united states joe biden has tol

and millions of others in jakarta. after being possessed by water companies, it reaches 40% of how's toes in the capital. it is still undrinkable. the government and water companies admit that equipment and facilities, polluted rivers and mismanagement are the main reasons why many indonesians have no access to water. >> translation: if you talk about mismanagement i don't want to comment, but i want to say we have lived up to our targets, we have doubled our customers, but the government has not given us enough useable water sources. >> indonesians who have access to tap water complain about his quality, saying it's unusable for cooking, washing and drinking. despite paying one of the highest water services in asia, most are forced to buy bottled water. something as crucial as water was never a priority. >> if you ask me, why it has not been fixed the water system should have been fixed 30 years ago because it was already - the problem is classic it comes down to class if iingation. >> it still doesn't mean it can be

and millions of others in jakarta.fter being processed by water companies it reaches 40% of households, but it is undrinkable. >> the government and water companies say ageing rivers, polluted rivers and mismanagement are the reasons many indonesians have no access to drinking water. >> if you talk about mismanagement, i don't want to comment. i do want to say we have lived up to our targets, doubling our customers in 15 years, but the government has not given us enough useable water sources. >> indonesians say it's unusable for cooking food, washing clothes or drinking. despite paying one of the highest water tar ifs in asia most are forced to by bottled water. something as crucial as water was never a priority. >> if you ask me why it has not been fixed, it should have been fixed 30 years ago. it was old then. the problem is classic, a lack of budget allocation. >> the government aims to supply clean drinking water to all indonesians by 2020. it doesn't mean it can be consumed straight from the tap. at least people a

revealing said jakarta to that list? >> indeed. saw a lot of the last three or four years driving individuals, private companies tying their belts. >> that's the case. adam: we have been celebrating : robert t. of color of long before kinmen there. i'm joking, but the l.a. alito corrupt companies billion a business, this is serious. whether its radio shack or j.c. penney, as dozens of people losing their jobs. >> 1% market share and a u.s. is abysmal. when you don't stand for anything in the marketplace you're in need to raise cash. my sources tell me if you would hear radio shack raise liquidity which can rain down on shareholders. you could lose your job, see our rage and twitter and facebook. like a pulse. this is the lawyer said, but i am curious, is there anyone else we should be steering clear up as we go into 2014? >> will there are a lot of risks, the biggest problem is that you jump on markets as rory along. you want some lend money to radio shack, you can get more. all of these troubled companies keep getting financin

and what is needed to bills the confidence from jakarta to japan to jacksonville, any of those centers, the system is going to be there and default. is slipped over in terms of talking about the u.k.. i want to. what is happening with the u.k. mortgage market? >> if you look at the mortgage market today compared to where was in 2007, precrisis, it is rocksolid. 2008, dixie, percent of the mortgages -- you would put 10% down on a house. now 85% of the mortgages are the other way. standards have improved dramatically. this is a housing market. firmlytill relatively valued. let's put it that way. not just in london, but more broadly around the country. relative to historic levels. and where it started to pick up again. within the context of households that have paid 30 percentage points of debt relative to their income over the last five years. that is good. i still have a fair amount of debt relative to income. more so than american households. if you look at that situation, there is some welcome recovery -- housinge market market. let's be prudent and accurately. let's make sure that it

now from jakarta. >> something many take for granted but for muhuati, it's not a matter of turning on the tap. this mother of 5 struggles every day to find drinking water. andaf buying six gallonses she barely has enough for her daily consumption. >> 30, $0.40 for three gallons. this means we pay around one quarter of our income to water and this is only when water supply is good. otherwise, it is even more expensive. we have to use the whole day and we are not even sure we will get it. >> a part of daily life. it's a luxury item they page a huge part of the daily income to buy it and then, it's too dirty to drink right away. >> after being preserved by water companies, it reaches only 40% of households in the capital and it's still undrinkable. government and water companies admit that asian equipment -- aging equipment and polluted rivers and mismanagement are the main reasons many indian easians have no access to gos drinking water. >> if you talk about mismanagement, i don't want to comment but i want to say we have lived up to our target did, doubled our customers in 15 years. th

and millions of others in jakarta.t reaches only 40% of households in the capital. it's undrinkable. the government and water companies admit that quit and facilities, polluted rivers and mismanagement is a reason there's no access to drinking water. if you talk about mismanagementment i don't want to comment. but we have lived up to our targets. we have doubled our customers in 15 years, but we do not have enough water sources. >> even indonesians with tap water complain about the water quality. it can't be used to wash clothe or cook food, let alone drinking. >> the government admits something as crucial as water was never a priority. >> translation: if you ask me why it was not fixed, the water system should have been fixed 30 years ago. the problem is classic, coming down to a lack of budget allocation. the government came to supply clean drinking water by 2020. it doesn't mean he it can be consumed from the tap. they won't have to depend on sources like dirty rivers any more. >> only two weeks left in the n.f.l. s

and what is needed to build the confidence from -- you know, from jakarta to japan to jacksonville, any of those centers that this system is going to be there and it will be there for a while. >> rose: we slipped over in terms of talking about the u.k. and i want to. what's happening to u.k. mortgage market? >> well, it's -- if you look at that mortgage market today versus where it was in 2007, precrisis, it's rock solid. back in 2007/2008, at that point 60% of the mortgages you put less than 10% down on a house. now 85% of mortgages are the other way. you have to put a lot more down on houses. the underwriting standards have improved dramatically. but this is a housing market that is still relatively firmly valued, let's put it that way. not just in london. more broadly around the country. relative to incomes and relative to historic levels and where it's starting to pick up again and within the context of households that have paid down 30% of debt over the last five years, so that's good but they still have a fair amount of debt relative to income. more debt relative to their income t

that is all we have from jakarta. back to you in hong kong. >> thank you.eeping gain in the street. .aking control of the capital we are still waiting the full results of the bjp. the bills also give a sharp point to that national election victor. let's get reaction from all of this. joining us is a chief executive an energy producer. are you surprised by any of this? >> no, i don't think so. i think the fact that there was a song, a vote for change was -- the results have shown that. polling before the elections was very much pointing in this direction. i do not think it is a surprise to anyone as such. >> what does this tell us about what happens -- before may anyway? >> there is still a few months left for the general elections. thatnk what it means is there is a very strong the vote for change. there is a strong desire for change. the congress party has been in government for the last 10 years. clearly they are not doing well here it out of the four states that went for elections, and two of them are ruled by the congress party. the congress ended up lo

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. >> there are so many big cities in this region, jakarta and it's highly urbanized. so sooner or later, there is this need to do something, to make sure that the development is sustainable in these cities. so we thought, why don't we take the lead? >> bca wants 80% of singapore's buildings certified as green by 2030. it retrofitted its only 20-year-old bca academy to showcase zero energy building. >> we retrofitted an exiting building, providing shading, using solar chimney and having a very efficient cooling system. you put all this together, you can cut down the energy needed by half, which is very substantial. >> inside, natural light and more efficient air circulation provides further energy saving. but these can provide noneconomic benefits, as well. >> to get employees, good people, talentsed people to join the company, it makes a lot of sense for the business to embrace sustainability. >> the pan pacific hotel group implemented strategies from the start when designing this park royal hotel property. >> singapore authorities have a standard for developing build

it happened near jakarta where two trains collided previously killing all but two people aboard. >> tworess are calling for additional safety standards in trains. >> as of this morning, as of this morning's commute, the signal network is upgraded in the air of the bronx where the derailment happened eight days ago. the train was traveling more than 80 miles per hour as it hit the turn where the speed limit is only third. with this upgrade, engineers get an alert and the train will break automatically if it is speeding inside the curve. >> in the same weekend, funeral services were held for the youngest person killed in the metro north train derailment, two u.s. senators urged the federal government to adopt safety practices to prevent another deadly accident. >> five years ago, the ntsb recommended that cameras be installed in our locomotive cabs both pointing inside and pointing outside. inside to see what the engineer was doing, outside to see if tracks and signals were in good shape. >> since the metro north services both states, new york senator chum schumer and connecticut senator