government officials are building new offices and luxurious houses, government officials in jakarta are worried about allegations of corruption. >> yes, what we are worried about is the lack of accountability of the got in oche, maybe this government needs to learn a lot like how to run a government for example. >> the former leadership dplits wrongdoing. >> we admit admit this, but this is something of national prominence not only in oche but in jakarta. you can hear every day in the news, corruption is everywhere. >> the action is leadership as says the government in jakarta. help implement the peace agreement. complek promises have yet to be fulfulfilled and justice forhast been done. step vaessen, al jazeera, oche. >> quick reminder you can keep up with all the news on our website. there it is, the address, aljazeera.com that's aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight": echoes of the watts riots still heard 50 years later. >> six days of rioting in a negro section of los angeles. >> the frustrations are really the same. >> just the same. >> "america tonight's" joie chen with an in dept

the bottle intrigues me because it says jakarta, indonesia. we don't have products from jakarta here. it could be a link to the missing plane. the wing and assorted other debris is on its way to france, where it will be analyzed in a miliry laboratory. results are expected by the end of the week. >> britain has offered chinese artists a full six months these are to visit the u.k.. it will attend -- he will attend a london exhibition of his work in september. our correspondent is on the story for us in london. good evening to you. a swift change of position by the u.k.. what is behind it? are they being magnanimous here or is there some humble pie to be eaten? >> the house secretary is amazed she hadn't been informed of the decision and only now had taken over this case personally. some speculate it is unlikely because it is such a hyper i'll case and the officer had to clarify with the british embassy in beijing. it is a tiny the embarrassment for the british authorities. >> how is germany's decision being reported in britain? >> in britain th

cracks up 1.5% on the jakarta -- >> up 1.5% on the jakarta index. gain coming through from lenovo shares. it's the most since july 9 and the yuan is also heading for its biggest gain since april. by 1.7 of 1% in japan. focus and theyn have confirmed that they are in talks about a potential tie up in southeast asia. they have climbed to the most in 10 weeks. in japan, they have climbed about 2.3%. big gains coming from the energy players in japan. unemployment is at 3.3%. great gains coming and particularly from those energy players. that is all about that oil story. and doing wellg again today. there have been a litany of accusations against a lamb -- olam. grexit mitsubishi is investing a billion dollars to take stake in olam. it has been around for 25 years. is a major player in the global food business. let's take a look at what's happening to the shares. they are up on the order of 10% today. a very significant move. the singapore market is one of the leading stock movers today. the company is saying the investment singles mitsubishi's interest

step vaessen reports from jakarta. >> reporter: a very difficult rescue operation going on in pa papua, very difficult to reach by land but also from the air with helicopters it is very difficult because the weather conditions are very bad in the area. the plain was spotted in a very mountainous area, 2500 meters high which is covered in dense jungle so systems who are going there by foot -- teams who are going there by foot have difficulty reaching the area. there is an air evacuation plan in place to build a helipad in place, 9 planes two helicopters and more than 200 people have been trying for a whole day to look for the missing plane that went off radar and lost contact on sunday afternoon carrying 54 people. but also allegedly a lot of cash, which was meant for poor families in the district. and this just shows how remote this area is because in the area there are hardly any banks to transfer this kind of money for government projects. so tomorrow as wel as soon as tt is back there in papua the rescue operation will continue. >> step vaessen reporting from jakarta. >>> there is a

cracks up 1.5% on the jakarta -- >> up 1.5% on the jakarta index.gh from lenovo shares. it's the most

jakarta coming up online after the holiday yesterday. good gains coming through. let's have a look at some of the stocks we are following this morning. yesterday was the switch. today, a difference as buyers moving back in. today, tianjin affected by the deadly blast. uighurs today, down 3.5%. essentially a switch down. more evidence that the haverty price downturn may turned the corner and is on a steady recovery. stephen engle has the july numbers. numbers new prices rising in more cities than they fell as the recovery really strengthens new-home prices, rising and 31 out of the 70 cities. and they fell in 29 cities and were unchanged in 10. it has turned the tables. more cities seeing price increases then declined. declines. had four interest rate cuts since november and incomes had been on the rise on the back of the stock market surge. it will be interesting to see if the stock market plunge has an effect on new-home prices. month over month prices have butn 48 consecutive months, it was 7.1% the previous month. the previous pace of growth has come off a litt

let's go to jakarta. the southeast asian correspondent. good morning. good morning, shery. president has wrapped up his speech. indicated he wants to change the economy. once to move away from an economy based on consumption to one based on higher productivity. that is because he wants to bridge the gap between the rich and poor. these are some of the points he is hoping well the lady frustration experienced by his people. you cano to twitter, the the frustration of people. different than 10 months ago when he was appointed president. then, it was optimism. people were encouraged he would be the man to prop up a growth. 10 months on, growth is at the slowest pace in six years. quarter, and the in no change or very little change from a year ago despite the initial euphoria that he would bring investments to the country. that frustration within and outside the country has led to investors saying they will wait and see. on top of that, protectionist policies, he has shown to be populist in his approach to the economy. the newly appointed trade minister, take a listen to what h

shares in jakarta starting the day lower.ross the asia-pacific, this is how the industry groups are shaping up. this is the msci asia-pacific index. looks like the only games we are seeing today are in telecoms. looks like we all need to keep in touch. certainly in china they are adding more people every day in mobile. these are your key movers across the telecom industry. star hub as we look farther afield. unicom, a major player. that is a small snapshot. a.'t forget, commodities -- commodities lower today. rishaad: data showing weaker showingicipated demand the steepest incline in nearly six years. stephen engle is having a look at this. slowdown seemingly gathering pace. stephen: the weekend data suggesting weakening demand at home and abroad. efforts to try and stimulate growth, they haven't sparked a recovery in the chinese economy just yet. producer prices seeing their biggest fall since october of 2009. last month, factory prices falling another 5.4%, the 41st consecutive month of ppi deflation. consumer price inflati

tom: i am worried about jakarta and taipei and the rest of asia.ey adapt and adjust to a china that can handle the stress? michael: the jakarta relationship is probably the most worrisome one, given that even a relatively small-scale depreciation of the renminbi is going to make china less likely to be an importer of basically hard commodities and energy imports from the rest of the region. jakarta unfortunately finds itself at the lower end of the spectrum where it is mostly exporting basic resources. there, the currency devaluation is more of a problem. julie: we are due to hear from the pboc tomorrow morning china time around 10:15. this may be a silly question, but will we get any clarity from them? will they tell us what they plan to do? michael: the pboc has been on the front foot even today in terms of making it very clear that there is no need for extended depreciation of the currency. one of the more prominent members of the monetary policy committee is a former bank economist with deutsche bank. he has been widely distributed in the chine

al jazeera, jakarta. >> still ahead, costa rica gets into a brawl. we'll have the details. >> then, a mexican neighborhood explodes with color in an effort to combat violence and crime. for the type of person that i am. >> facing tough challenges. >> we do feel cheated by the american university process. >> taking a stand. >> it's gonna be on my terms on how i want it to be. >> boldly pursuing their dreams. >> what did i do? >> the lives of american teenagers. >> lets get all the sport with jo. >> superbowl winning quarterback tom brady will make an appearance in a manhattan court as he fights the ban imposed on him following the deflate gate affair. the star was given a four game suspension by the nfl after they found his team staff deflated footballs at last season's championship game, which they went on to win. the player's union said brady did nothing wrong and ask for the ban to be lifted in time for the patriots first game of the season on september 10. >> these are live pictures from outside the court in new york, both brady and nfl commission

the band is launching a world tour next month starting in jakarta, indonesia. >>> is dee real mcdermottat down exclusively with me for her side of the story. >> what does that term mean? you don't pay your child support? i don't know if there's a nicer word for it. >> the petition filed in california's superior court claims dean owes $8600 and hasn't paid nearly five months. tori said they live paycheck to paycheck. >> they still have a great lifestyle. i think when you move from a 6,000 square foot house to a 4,000 square foot house, that's not a big drastic, you know, difference in your lifestyle. it's different when you can't afford your rent and food, stuff like that. >> how often do you see tori? >> not that often. not that often. never. >> cheated on mary jo with tori and they divorced. last year, dean admitted he was unfaithful to spelling too. some of the drama played out on true tori. >> so many people came out, it's so great. it's karma. isn't that a fantastic feeling? i said, no. it's actually really horrible. >> this week, josh duggar has confessed to cheating his wife. we k

the inneegs rescue agency says the jakarta-based air service flight 267 is likely to have crashed into the mountain. trons part authorities stay turboprop theft regional capital after jayapura shortly before 2:30 local time t. passenger jet was scheduled to arrive about 40 minutes later. but contact was rost shortly before 3:00 p.m. a it is aircraft flew over an area with 2,000 meter high mountains. searchers say they frowned u found don't that appears to be a part of the planeful local media reports say it was found over a 10 kilometer area where steep mountains are stretched out. they say the area was experiencing rain storms when the flight went missing. it says some witnesses saw the plane crash into the mountains. >>> south korean and u.s. forces have begun annual joint military examiner stiesz begin heightened tensions on the peninsula. 30,000 u.s. troops are taking part, simulating a response to a forth korean attack. the exercises run through august 28th. north korea's national commission demanded they be cancelled. it threaten what is they call a massive military response if t

. >> in jakarta, the head of civil a aviation confirmed that residents confirmed seeing wreckage high on a mountain side. >> it was only about a 45 minute flight from pap i can't capital jaypura to the city of oksibil, the reported location of the crash is tangok mountain in the bintang mountain range. it is a remote region covered in a tangle of dense jungles and a fierce storm brought high winds, heavy rain and thick fog. since the airline was founded in 1991, trigana air service has logged 14 serious incidents and written off ten aircraft. it appears to be another tragic example of the state of indonesia's aviation i have has former chairman of the national safety board. >> their operations there, safety oversight, their maintenance, their training, their entire infrastructure is clearly less than adequate when you get the number of incidents and accidents we are seeing in that part of the world. >> in june, a military transport plane plowed into a neighborhood in sumatra just after takeoff, killing 140 people. in december before, an air asia passenger plane plunged into the java s

. >> reporting from jakarta, thank you. >> fresh tensions in ukraine today, sporadic fighting despite a ceasefire in place. nine people were killed monday when ukrainian troops and pro-russian rebels exchanged fire. vladimir putin is in crimea today. they annexed that region from ukraine last year. petro poroshenko said putin is trying to increase tensions with this visit, but president tin said he is trying to revive crimea's economy. >> we won't have that much of the support of western partners for the european countries and particularly european countries that took part in the minsk negotiations. this is something which is really concerning us, because unfortunately on our own, we aren't able to stop the conflict and we aren't able to convince russia to stop supporting terrorists. the biggest problem now are not people on the ground fight, ukrainian army, but the fact that russia is providing them with money, with supplies, with weapons, with fuel and first of all also with people on ukrainian soil. >> russia denies playing any direct role in the conflict, saying it is only sending

i understand they are giving updates in jakarta. learn exactly what it is they're doing, what they might have suspected could have gone wrong. we know we're being told it was bad weather, that the region is very remote. the questions that are going to be asked is anything else that could have contributed to any possible problems, was it potentially over crowded, were there maintenance problems. these are the questions people are going to be wanting to ask of the authorities as they wait until the morning to continue their search. >> have we heard anything from the airline or from the transportation minuistry about the families on board? of course, the major question is what happened here, where is this plane. but these 49 people on board, ta also the five crew members, they have relatives who are waiting for them or saw them off in jayapura. >> that's where your mind goes first, of course, that these people were expecting their loved ones to land in ten minutes and then they learned that the plane has lost contact. and now it has be

residents in east jakarta say they are not getting enough compensation. the government is trying to move 64 families from the area, which is often flooded during the monsoon season >>> the largest annual arts festival in the world is taking place in edinburgh. performers from 39 countries converged on the scottish capital, with 300,000 shows scheduled. charlie angelo is at the heart of the creative action. >> reporter: edinburgh is engulfed with performers, using every nook and cranny of the citizen, and every stunt. there's no rules or artistic limits. the festival is open to anyone with a story to tell. that makes it a unique environment. >> good morning, thank you for holding. >> markus has already made it big as a comedian on tv, but he keeps coming back. >> damn, how are you? >> it attracts everyone, huge-name comics and brand new people waiting to be discovered. >> reporter: he started out playing to empty seats, but now sells hundreds of tickets a night. >> i was discovered here. i won tv and radio producers, and importantly, edinburgh is where i g

others believe it will force people to drink home-made alcohol that is poison and this report from jakarta. >> reporter: this man turned blind eight years ago, two days after drinking home-made alcohol bought on the street, he lost his optimal nerve. hundreds die after drinking lethal cocktails containing methanol. >> translation: his future is gone. for us as parents it's hard. those that die don't suffer this much. i know him, he drove everywhere, was active. now he can't see >>> even people who think they buy official alcohol run the risk of being poisoned. an illegal producer showed us how he prepares fake whiskey and sells it as the reel things at a third of the price. the contents are alarming. it is normally used to disinfect rooms, caffeine and water. business is booming. he doesn't want his identity to be revealed. >> demand is increasing because price of real alcohol has gone up dramatically. burs are trying to reduce their costs. >> indonesia's spirit and wine association says sales of official drinks are down by 50%. people will still look for alcohol, although it's hard to get

we have more from jakarta. >> there's no report of the plane whatsoever. it was on the way to a town, a small town, which is near to the pap awee new guinea border, from the remote eastern part of inton eeshian. it flew from jaia pore two minutes before losing contact in an mountainous area. officials in the region say the weather was very bad. there's no report of the plane landing in any other small airport in that part of indonesia, and the search has been called off, because it's evening in papua. it's dark, and rescue workers are staying that they'll start again in the morning, trying to search for the plane. it's a 3-ghana plane. it's a twin engine plane, which is have you often used in these remote areas in indonesia. and the worst accident at the airport was only five years ago. people died when they approached to land at the small airport in papua >>> in pakistan, the home minister of punjab, and 10 others have been killed in a suicide attempt. rescuers are on the scene trying to help people buried under the rubble. the bomber was seen shaking han

the reports from jakarta. >> a very difficult rescue operation going on in area where the plane went down. it is very difficult to reach by land, but also from the air. with helicopters it is very difficult because the weather conditions are very bad in the area. the plane was spotted in a very mountainous area, 2,500 meters high which is covered in dense jungle teams that are going there now by foot have very difficult problems reaching the area. there is an air evacuation plan in place. min planes and helicopters have been looking for the missing plane that went off radar and lost contact on sunday afternoon carrying 54 people but also allegedly a lot of cash, which was meant for poor families in the district. this just shows how remote this area is because in the area there are hardly any banks to transfer this kind of money for government projects. tomorrow, as soon as there is light, the rescue operations will continue. >> here in the west, two dozen fires are burning across idaho and washington state. the largest along the oregon-idaho border has grown to 288,000 acres. and in

administration's shift away from cookie-cutter embassies towards more unique designs, like these in london and jakarta, cost too much and takes too long. state department under secretary patrick kennedy told us last year that tailoring embassies to locations will save money over time. >> our use of the design initiative gets us the security we need and the functionality we need at the best possible price. >> reporter: once the site is clean, construction of the u.s. embassy in mexico is expected to take at least five years, which means, charlie, that foreign service workers there won't be able to move into their new, more-secure offices until at least 2020. >> rose: thanks, nancy. there is a massive effort under way to raise an entire town by three stories. two women just made u.s. history. and an invasion of "poola" bears. you'll see what i mean when i continue with the cbs evening news.om covergirl. a long-wear makeup that won't look dull and dry on your skin. stay luminous has all day hydration plus luminosity for a long-lasting natural glow love at first light new stay luminous makeup and for gorg

. >>> steph is in jakarta with more. >> reporter: well, so far as we know, flight il-257 has not been actually found. the plane has not been actually found. it's true that people in the area, villages have seen it crash into the mountain just ten minutes before it was supposed to land in the very small town with a very small airport. the weather was really bad in the area, and it's basically notoriously bad around papua for flying. conditioning are always very unpredictable according to pilots there. so most likely the 54 people on board have not survived the crash, but tomorrow morning rescue workers will go into the area and the mountains. apparently it's a 25-kilometer walk, so it's a challenge to locate the plane quickly. there will be a plane flying over the area, so hopefully in the early morning the first vision of the remains of the plane will be seen. >> steph reporting there. the number of people who are known to have died when they became stuck in the hull of the boat went up to 49 carrying migrants. hundreds were rescued in two different operations, and they've arrived in

. >> reporter: we're waiting for a press conference to get under way in jakarta. what we do know is a bit about this plane. it carried 54 people, 44 adults, 5 crew, 2 children. this is a prorchs vince of indo, ten minutes away from where it was to land. it's a mountainous region on the border of papua, new guinea. there's much talk about getting a search under way again when it's light, whether they'll be able to access such a remote region. >> kathy novak, thank you so much. let's bring in our analyst. we've got former inspector with us -- former faa inspector david. i want to broaden it. what stands out to you here, the major question you want answered? >> well, the first thing i want to know is was the aircraft actually on its flight path, and because it was so close to where it was supposed to land ten minutes out, it should have already been into its descent and approaching into the landing airplane. what's curious to me is if the aircraft checked in, this search area should be very small and very finite. >> david, this is what i think is the most disturbing,

also, jakarta composite is down 22% and the hang seng in hong kong also down 21%.n correction territory. but, again, all eyes on the chinese markets in 2 1/2 hours when they open. tokyo opens in about an hour. that should give us a better indication of how this day will pan out. kelly? >> we'll check back in with you. pauline, thank you. joining us on the phone is mohamed el-erian from allianz. across the globe, is the selling over yet? >> not yet, kelly, because we haven't seen one of two things that we need. either we need better economic news to calm concerns about an accelerating global slow down and/or we need some policy intervention but not from the fed or the ecb. that's what is different this time around. we need policy intervention that holds in the emerging world because this crisis is emanating from the emerging world. >> mohamed, the very source of funds just evaporated. let's look at crude oil which dipped at $40 a barrel. china was a huge source of income. if you say other countries need to spend in order to prop up their economies, where are they go

just to put this in perspective, this is 3300 miles east of jakarta. the distance from new york to london. this is a long distance, far away. residents rely on small local airlines to get them from place to place. a lot of roads are inaccessible. there are few roads in this area. this aircraft is one of seven in this fleet of airlines. local villagers say they saw a plane crashing into the mountain. rescuers from the domestic search agency on their way this morning to look for that. angie: what do we know about this airline and overall air safety here? has been a challenging year in indonesia. we have two crashes in the span of eight months. does a lot of in jakarta they have a fleet of seven turboprops. it is a french maid lane. generally a fine safety record, however we have to keep in mind a country that already has a blighted safety record, this airline was banned from flying list of it is in a banned airlines because of safety problems at the airline itself. in addition if lines -- it flies in regions with unforgiving terrain. the clouds in the re

the jakarta session is about to get underway. let's have a look at what is going on. some green for a change. david: let's hope the momentum continues. 1.5% yesterday. of green in terms of prices and volume. asia-pacific, the same as yesterday. put those things together, we are looking at 3.5 percent increase. but do not get too excited. combining them, it does not take us back to the levels of last friday. what is more encouraging is the shift of money. kiwi-yen? the that is a good indicator. the japanese yen back into more high-yield. pboc injecting some cash into the system to open market operations, another $23 billion u.s. analysts have already flagged that regulators need to do more to replenish liquidity. that is what happened across the markets. we are seeing a good day. philippines, 5.6%, the gdp figure for the second quarter. 5.7%, acast was 5.8%, little bit of a miss. we will talk to the finance secretary later on. , i think one china thing worth noting is that you are seeing a trading halt, over 500 between the two exchanges. futures, last i checked, up 5%

jakarta.s there by the most in two years. ♪ rishaad: it is tuesday, the 25th of august. you are watching trending business. singapore and mumbai, what we are watching. crisis over? hong kong seizing the moment. that in the black. the middle of the morning trade. -- back in black. another attempt to prop up the currency market. governor has no sympathy for investors and say rate cuts are not just goodies to be handed out and neither should the markets be boosted. you think. what follow me on twitter. do not forget to the hashtag there. the midpoint. we are in a recovery slow. china still, concerns and there. 4%.rter: down it was down as much as 6%. shanghai, 30 minutes into the close of the morning over in japan. down 0.2% and not a bad compared to where we were after the open. .ikkei 225 a quick look of what is moving up and down. about 4% each. australia, and hong

the markets are doing quite well in the open in jakarta. $14,000 still for the rupiah which is back to 1998. i am sick and tired of saying that but that is where we are at. rishaad: other stories were watching today. we are talking about bhp billiton, shares started in the red and backup as the head of the company full shares out later today. analysts predicting underlying profit will follow by nearly 50% against the backdrop of falling commodity prices and a trend as well. reported a drop. earlier this month, rio tinto fell 43%. investors will looking at the outlook for the chinese economy as it remains confident its biggest customer which bhp'sts for 1/3 of revenue. if the outlook is bad, there may be significant write-downs for the company. down --ure u.s. right the u.s. oh sure right down. we're talking about toyota because it is going through tough days. the biggest plant in china is closed following the deadly blast. and more headaches. shares are up. toyota is going to suspend us inction of the prik thailand based on slowing sales and a tariff dispute with local authorities. tha

the jakarta composite is down 2%. it is now in bear market territories, as is taiwan. the index is on track for the lowest close. on track for the lowest close since june 2012. not only do you have the selling in emerging markets and of course the oil price, but also because of the tensions between the north and the south. in japan, a big fall coming through, as well. down 2.7%, australia having a recession -- a bit of a verizon spot coming through in new zealand. and of course we were watching those closely. that manufacturing gauge when he came through, i will show you the reactions. this is the australian dollar reaction. you can see it was 9:45 hong kong time. 11:45 sydney time in that came through in the morning. we had that coming through, it has improved a bit -- currently at 73.18. i will show you how the shanghai composite reacted when the numbers came through. you can see it had that very volatile spike on the back of those manufacturing numbers. the worst rate you mentioned since march of 2009. the sixth consecutive month of attractions, august adding to the

jakarta posting a profit despite a profit posting despite the biggest recall in history. raised for your profit in sales. customers got paid for repairs. they raised to nearly $400,000. a profit surge in soft banks. $1.7 billion ahead of the estimates of 1.2. revival andseeing a says it is committed to turning sprint around. rising 4.5%. think i am being overly optimistic about sprint as there is no concrete progress i can show you at this point. i have exactly the same positive feeling as i had when we turned around the business with yahoo! broadband. i strongly believe i made the right decision to buy sprint and i have absolutely no intention of selling it. asian countries won't list rates despite weakening currencies. the bank says it is unlikely the region center banks will hike because of inflation levels in several countries remain comfortable and risks in trade and foreign debt are limited. the worst of 11 of 12 asian counties have slumped against the dollar this year. trading is over in india. it comes against the background of an indian telecommunications compani

the jakarta composite down 1.6% today. it has entered bear market territory.ng kong, all five of hong kong's $800 million plus ipo's this year, now trading below their offer prices. a couple weeks ago, it has gone to a record low today. before i go, you mentioned the nikkei heading into the lunch break down by 2.1%. not a great day at all for asian markets. rishaad: getting to what juliette was mentioning, more worries about manufacturing in china. i'm going to let steve announce this. it is the lowest since the growth will -- the global financial crisis. stephen: this is the china manufacturing pmi. used to be called the hsbc. taking over the moniker of that pmi index, basically representing a survey of smaller private sector manufacturers in china. this is a preliminary number, but if this holds true, by september 1, this will be the worst reading in 6.5 years. that was the depth of the financial crisis, march 2009. there was a lot of pressure on exporters. we are now back in that territory. july was 47.8. survey for this month was 48.2. we got 47.1. it is n

jakarta getting underway here. taiwan and the philippines, south korea accelerating those losses as well. 6.41 is the on short rminbi. now andare seeing right the reason why that pboc is try to get ahead of this is that the market is now producing against the one. you're seeing those fault one after the other. those comments in just a moment but with that said let's slice and dice across the sector groups across the region. the chinese airlines is one group continuing to get consumer services. this is asia. you're seeing a 45 out of the 49er falling. to be amongct it the biggest losers in this space. look at the mining stocks. you have resources and chemicals let's get in there and take a quick look. 3% lower and obviously the thinking right now is there selling and asking questions later but the reduced purchasing power of the weaker renminbi weighing on anything exported from china. whether it is minerals, luxury goods capital goods, so on and so firth. i believe it here for now but i will be back later on. deval

jakarta running under way. gains and losses in shanghai. we're looking at a pulse at what is going on with your money. david: it is a little bit better but let's go back to china. the headline over the last half hour when it came to the currency and the money market was the reaction to the cut yesterday so raymond b, -- reminbi, where our way? the weakest level in several years. 640.ix came in at about 64214. from the cut off. there are 649 right now so they are converging a little bit. above saw it weaken to 65127 early this morning. the shanghai composite is all over the place. find its footing it was down another 7.5% yesterday and barely moving. i want to get you a one-day chart to show you how violent these moves are. 2976 is the level. the money markets, i alluded to this that liquidity has been tight and what we are seeing out as a drop in money market rates. day andthe low of the we were at 255 yesterday which is a drop of about 25 basis points. you look at the overnight in the 14 and the one that should be reflected again all this

aljazeera, jakarta. >>> promising a dazzling meteorer shower on wednesday and thursday night. just as long as the skies are clear. a meteor every minute with the neighborhood eye. this happens every 130 years, and to join us with more, a senior researcher at the university college in london. a warm welcome. and we can just look out the window and see. where are people going to have to be tonight, what sets off the meteor showers? >> well, we're looking at objects, moving very fast in the sky. little particles of dust, [ unintelligible ] when the earth encounters these at the normal speeds, at the speed of the earth, we're talking about 60 kilometers per second, which is extremely fast. and at that speed, these materials disintegrate in the atmosphere, and at that speed, we see a line that pears very fast in the sky. very faint, most of them. and you normally see one per minute, as we're seeing now in your mirrors. we need to be in pristine condition, and away from the city. even away from here, we have a lot of light pollution, we need very faint one. away from the city lights

. >> this is not only in ache but in jakarta.ry day in the news. >> human rights organizations call it a lost decade. economic promises have yet to be fulfilled, and justice for human rights abuses during the conflict has yet to be done. al jazeera, ache. >> still to come on the program, we hear from conservations in the philippines who are working hard to protect heritage sites. >>> we look at how privacy is being eroded online and what consumers can do about it. >>> and in sport, a frustrated joh john daley, we have the latest from the pga championship coming up. >> activists are trying to save important historic buildings, some have already been demolished to make way for new development properties. we have reports from manila. >> the met is home to the most famous monument in the country. the shrine marks an area where hundreds of filipinos were killed during the spanish period. it is also where rome catholic popes met with their congregation. but it is one of the world's threatened heritage sites. it's all because of this. a

. >> an opinion piece in the jakarta globe. the paper says last night's gop gathering lived up to a must see spectacle. and the division of the 17 republicans could hand the election to the arch rival hillary clinton. >>> contending more people are at risk from possible accidental detonations than from a nuclear attack and it points out there have been multiple catastrophic nuclear events including collisions between smarns. submarines. >>> the migration issue in calais france, the writer accuses u.k. politician he of arguing over trivialities, and accuses other brits of vacation delays. the country needs to provide enough resources to process migrants fleeing bad situations in the middle east and africa. the parapan am games will be undertaken this weekend dnl daniel lak has the story. >> young athletic guy became paralyzed from the chest down. >> reporter: a damaged spinal cord ended dave willsey's days. but he found an alternative just as rough. >> murder ball was invented in winnipeg it was a bunch of quadriplegics, sitting

live in jakarta. here is what we are watching this morning.oil trading near heading for a and seventh weekly drop. that is because of worries that the slowdown in china will prolong the global glut. gateway to the sea crippled by a blast. remains closed. indonesia makes the first state of the nation address highlighting corruption. his new trade minister warns against protectionism. you can let us know what you think by following me on twitter. don't forget to include the hashtag trending business. now i turn to david for a look at the markets. david: friday, markets calm the down. not seeing the same sell off we saw midweek. a weekly dropfor for the regional index. a few bits and pieces of data coming out. something you should take note of. thatumbers out of taiwan

step vaessen, al jazeera, jakarta. >>> major retailers are being criticized for paying taxes on dutyods sold at u.k. airports. pocketing the savings, passengers are fighting back. nadim baba has the details. >> catching up with essentials, to prior to flight. now it's emerged that retailers are reclaiming the 20% in value added tax or sales tax that's included in prices. this is money that should either be going to the chancellor because you're flying within the eu and it's the legally due v.a.t. or it should be coming back to you because you as a traveler are supposed to get the benefit of traveling without having to pay tax on your purchases, not the airport retailer. but now there's a revolt by customers, point blank refusing to show their boarding passes. the campaign has been whipped up by social media across the u.k. >> i was frankly outraged that the shop seemed to be, one could almost say literally stealing the money from the customers, in an underhand and in a way that's not transparent. >> they're just taking my money and fleecing me and not paying it back. it's not good en

the first screening for jakarta was held in the largest screening in indonesia.uncing that the screening. 3000 people showed up. they put on two screenings. adi came for both and received a 15 minute standing ovation. there were 500 public screenings. over the coming weeks, we reached 3500 screenings. the film has prompted a national conversation about how urgently truth and reckons the liÈge and and some form of justice are needed. the government has introduced a woefully inadequate reconciliation bill, but it is a mild to try to improve -- milestone to try to improve. because of all this momentum adi's family the team in indonesia said if we can assemble a team and the resources to relocate family to another part of indonesia, that should be possible. we think the new climate will be protective. adi will be seen by many as a national hero after the film. the first screening was on national euros day and trending on twitter in indonesia, they are the largest twitter using country in the world, trending around the world was today we have a new national hero and h

jakarta running under way. gains and losses in shanghai.a pulse at what is going on with your money. david: it is a little bit better but let's go back to china. the headline over the last half hour when it came to the currency and the money market was the reaction to the cut yesterday so raymond b, -- reminbi, where our way? the weakest level in several years. 640.ix came in at about

only a few hours from indonesia's capital jakarta rsh, and its people lived a life without electricitycars or forms of modern communication. if they need to go to the capital, they walk. a journey that takes three days. it's a century's old system built on rules passed on. 22,000 whose belief is that they are not to use modern tools. >> translation: why do we refuse electricity? if it comes to us, traditions and culture will disappear. >> reporter: despite the strict rules, things are changing. disappearing forests made the tribe more accessible to outsiders. the young generation discovered a world of mobile phones and television sets. owning the tools means risking to be expelled from the tribe. it is difficult because i can only call when i come out of the mountains, i phone my friend to use the phone. >> to protect the tribe, they find the inner iraning. the out ir ring it to open. thix is as far as we can go. the world of mobile phones and electricity is moving closer and closer, and pressure is rising. while government laws protect them from mining for timber countries destroying

more from jakarta. >> there is no report off the plane whatsoever. it was on the way to a town, a small town very near to the papua-new guinea border in the eastern part of indonesia. it flew from the capitol 14 minutes before it lost contact with the control tower in a very mountainous areas and officials in the region are saying that the weather was very bad. there is no report of the plane landing in any other small airport in that part of indonesia. and the search has now been halted because, at the moment, it's already evening in papua. it's dark, and rescue workers are saying they are going to start again in the morning, trying to search for this plane. it's a plane that's a twin-engine plane which is very often used in these kind of remote areas in indonesia. there was an accident actually at this airport only five years ago, and then 10 people died, also when they were approaching to land at this very small airport in papua. >>> in chinese, people -- in china, people living near the chemical blast want more answers from the government. they a

let's speak to our correspondent on the phone from jakarta. what more are we hearing about this plane, and the people on board? >> well, the plane was supposed to land four hours ago, and there was no report of the game. it was on the way to a town, a small town through to the papua new guinea border, and this is in a remote part of indonesia. it lost contact 15 minutes before, in a mountainous area, officials in the region say the weather was very bad. there's no report of the plane landing in any other small airport in that part of indonesia, and the search has been halted. it's evening in papua, it's dark, and they'll start against in the morning, trying to search for the plane. it's an indonesian plane, an rgr 42 type of model. this is a twin engine plane used in these remote areas in indonesia. there was an accident there at this airport five years ago. 10 people died at this small airport in papua. >> the search has been called offence seven draws in. you mentioned mountains, it has a lot of jungle cover, hasn't it? >> exactly. there's a

aljazeera, jakarta. >> and for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, david schuster joins> we have an intriguing look at bernie sanders. and for the first time, he's leading hilliary clinton in a presidential poll, drawing massive crowds, and thousands of people are signing up to volunteer. we'll look at how big of a threat sanders is to the frontrunner, hilliary clinton. >>> and an intriguing report coming from new orleans. a decade ago, hilliary clinton wiped out schools, and they replaced them with charter schools, and big problems remain. >> the average student in the new orleans district can't get into lsu, louisiana state university. >> and also, the best charter schools fill up fast, forcing many children into the lower performing schools. we'll have a report card in new orleans, and all of those natural minutes. >> see you in an hour. >>> the final resting place of ancient egyptian queen, nefertiti may have been discovered. an archaeologist said that he has discovered her tomb, it's buried behind the wall of the resting place of who is believe to be her son. much m