there is an area between jakarta and bondo, another cityin indonesia.ntains. you have these roadside restaurants overlooking the tea fields. there will be a river running through the restaurant itself. there will be these fish, carp that are running through. you pick the fish and they grab it for and you it's crispy and they serve it with a bed of rice and it's the simplest possible and nothing tasted so good. >> trickier question fought with perils. is ketchup on a hot dog ever acceptable? >> no. i mean that. let me put it this way. not acceptable past the age of 8. >> my daughter is 8 and she put ketchup on eggs the recollect day. i don't know what good parenting calls for. >> an intervention. you say that's not acceptable. i'm sorry. >> we seem to be turning inwards. we are talking about building a wall around our country and yet you have been reaching out to people who don't necessarily agree with us. gaza, iran, cuba. i wish the more americans had passports to see how people live. it seems useful and pleasurable and interesting at best. >> it confi

when i was a kid in jakarta, these were basically the only markets available.there and haggling and seeing what i can find. [ laughter ] >> anthony: this country, when i first arrived here, it smelled like a place that i would like. certain countries just pheromonically, they just smell good and i know they're gonna be good. it -- do you kinda smell that? >> president obama: you know, there's certain spices that you can smell in certain countries that you just don't smell back home. now, you know, there are some smells that aren't as appealing as well, but that's part of the mix. so -- >> anthony: it is indeed. >> president obama: yeah. ♪ how are you doing, guys? how are you? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ there's more than one route to the top. the lexus ls and lx... each offering leading edge comfort, safety and performance technologies. the ultimate in refinement meets the ultimate in capability. this is the pursuit of perfection. "well, fantastic!" a lot.y, i do say that, you see... i study psychobiology. i'm a fine arts major. nobody really believes that i ta

case of a double homicide and attempted murder that the defendant or our climate dragged a woman in jakarta then stabbed her 17 times throwing her out to die. t credit thought to that i don't want to do that i want to stand up for the victims. >> how long your prosecutor? >> 14 years. >> caudillo j. simpson case change your life quick. >> in so many ways i don't even have the time. but in so many ways improbably not even aware. it did make me look at my life. whether i would have left the prosecutor's office if not for the simpson case i could not tell you.case i don't know. maybe i would have anyway but i certainly did after that case and found a whole different life.re >> this is your sixth book and?s >> yes. [inaudible] what got you started writing fiction? >> i did a number of things. was the commentator and hosting and a lecture series in the amazon lifetime and then righted with esther to write scripts and pilotse weaseled pilots to a few networks vice that always of wanted to write good fiction since i was a kid and it was a childhood dream.as a childho so if not now then when? the l

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i also want to mention here into i indonesia, we had south of jakarta some severe flooding over the past several days. 20 casualtiy ies reported due t landslide out here. the big reason, it is the dry season. you don't get a lot of rain. a lot of rivers quite low, but over the course of a few hours, we actually had 100 to 200 millimeters of total rainfall reported in this small area and that resulted in some severe flooding. and there's more rain even in the forecast. it is the dry season. this is kind of unusual. something we really want to watch out for, especially for recovery efforts across much of this area. back toward europe, travel weather concerns for the british isles. we have a cold front pulling through there that's going to bring windy conditions especially along the western seaboards. while on the other side of continent, another front pulling across parts of the turkey and even over toward the balkan peninsula. actually, in turkey, we had recently a tornado reported. six years earlier this week and severe flooding taking place. 236 millimeters in 6 hours. flash flooding of

buying coming through from jakarta as well, but the one lagging market is sydney.e asx never found its footing. the aussie dollar leading some commodities and oil-related currencies higher, up by .5% at the moment. weakness when it comes to the althoughuan, al that has come off session lows. this is what is driving risk appl appetite. optimismtting some after comments from the opec secretary-general saying that the meeting in algiers in about eight days is an informal gathering, but he is optimistic some consensus might be able to be reached, yielding a formal meeting. that as markets are are hoping for some sort of agreement when it comes to a supply cap. have worries about oversupply added by the likes of libya and nigeria. quickly, the boj and the fed top of mind. a slightly stronger yen at this point, up by .25% at that 102.05 handle. not quite as clear cut when it comes to that central-bank in terms of what the markets are pricing in, but that is what we are seeing. japan on holiday today, the yen still trading. beginning a boj closely watched policy meeting o

will: the story in major league baseball and perhaps in all of sports, jakarta cubs.he chicago cubs. the best record in baseball. for all the excitement the cleveland cavaliers conjured, that's nothing compared to what would happen if the cubs won the world series. they have not won a championship since 1908. the cubs are no strangers to presidential politics. ronald reagan loved the team. he would do radio broadcasts of cubs games. he would alternately bring that full circle, taking the amount of the first pitch. bill clinton saw his final baseball game inwardly and barack obama, even said he was shearing last year for the cubs to win the world series. flashforward to the 2016 season. cubs win the world series, it would be a party we had not seen in decades. if it happens, it will be one month before the presidential election in which you can count on it being a factor in the race. in some ways, a cubs pennant race may have concerns. : back in the 1990's, all was good for donald trump and the cubs. you throughout the first pitch, sing the seventh-inning stretch and b

you don't jakarta get stuck. let's keep folks -- focusing. this is right by allegory. 30 avenue and south javad -- jazmine. they said 37th avenue south. the police department originally put a dent. it's a couple blocks f the 45th. it's actually to jazmine way. this is where it is closed due to flooding. what i want to talk about is the different areas in different counties in general. let's say if it rains everywhere, this is where martin luther king, further to the north another hotspot. it's not letting here now but i this is a hot spot. the shore acres area. shoreacres boulevard. this is, it happens to rain everywhere. it will get very flooded especially down to the businesses. we see water coming across as well. and heading over here let's take a quick look at the port richie area. and the river that comes through. anywhere where there is water, that is where it tends to get flooded. you see a lot of water here wh and of course in south tampa. bayshore boulevard. it gets to be a mess in south tampa. south of swann. any roads off of mcdill

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airbag maker of jakarta in talks to settle a likely criminal case.he company negotiating to resolve allegations of wrongdoing over its faulty airbags. samsung is in talks with u.s. safety regulators over its washing machine. since i'm facing a class-action lawsuit after some consumers claimed their tablet machine blew up while in use. samsung has been in the news recently of course over the recall of its galaxy note seven smartphone which has batteries that can overheat and can mix both. after years of losses, like barry declares it will no longer make the iconic phone. they are transitioning from a hardware company to a software company's hopes of a get out of this slump. jeff flock has the latest. >> lauren finally cried uncle of missing on her names that they will get out of the hardware business no longer making those iconic but very phones. why? take a look at worldwide marketshare. how far the mighty have fallen. but. figure 2,000,009 in the first quarter had a 20% share of the smartphone market in the world. second quarter 2016 to share was do

also the gain from jakarta and thailand. a lot of markets are closed today.hina is closed and korea remained closed as well. taiwan also closed for the midautumn festival. in austria they are seeing a bit of a turnaround. we were off i more than .1 of 1%. jobless rates coming through. not because of the fact that more jobs were created. it was due to the fact that less people were looking for work. at 3900 jobs lost, the unemployment rate at 5.6%. new zealand continuing its losing streak gdp for the second quarter also in the news today. anna: thank you. later, viet jets spreads its wings. ambitiouslk about its for growth. asian markets sliding for the sixth day in a row. what will it take to turn around -- that slide? that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg. anna: i am anna edwards right in early in london. the headlines for you. recallingamsung is smartphones in china. none of the handsets sold their. faulty battery that can overheat and catch fire. 1858 phones are being called back. it adds weight to the crisis. s

the has been an upset in jakarta and thailand, malaysia and singapore.ber that china is closed today. korea remaining closed for the remainder of the week. hong kong will be closed tomorrow. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. turning to the automotive industry, uber has begun showcasing to the world its driverless fleet in pittsburgh. the ride-hailing giant beat google, apple, and tesla to the punch, as each company races to eliminate human drivers. we caught up with another industry leader whose company is working on the forefront of electric car technology, nextev. ceo padma warrior shared what she thought of the unveiling. padmasree: i'm a big believer in autonomous vehicles. i think it is the next big thing in mobility. i do feel in technology there is going to be a huge wave of innovation tt is fundamentally going to transform mobility. self-driving cars are in the center of this. i'm a big believer in that model. it is still early to see how ride sharing involves. who is going to manage the fleet? what will the business model be? is

philippines and singapore looking quite good, as is jakarta.ia, upside from those energy producers. in japan, we have seen it come back from lunch break up 4/10 of 1%. bank looking quite good. they have had a pretty terrible week so far, but more upside coming back. 1%.zealand up by 9/10 of at the asian session. .own 6/10 of 1% the japanese yen is little bit stronger. a much brighter and to the trading week for this friday in asia. >> this is bloomberg west. let's turn to a fast-growing segment of health technology, fertility tech. according to market research company, the global fertility market is expected to exceed. $21 billion by 2021 company leading the charge is progeny, and and and solution that offers exclusive pricing to offer things like egg freezing as a benefit. joining us here is the progeny ceo, and an investor who sits on the company's board. we'll talk more about that later, but i want to start with progeny. this egg freezing benefit got so much attention when apple and facebook sorted covering it. and it seems that so many more

every single session apart from those three sessions, southeast asia has been down there jakarta puttingn the worst slump, going back to october of last year. i just want to zero in on japan, 4/10 under. you are moving out of the nikkei, that is if the boj does choose to tweak monetary policy by taking rates more negative and not so much the act of purchase program, that arm of stimulus. which is why it is really playing out in the equity section. let me bring up my topics index. have a look of financial. everything but the banks are lower. if they do take a policy rate further, below zero. that is also playing out before i go. i want to show you the bond yields. the yield curve, what we're seeing in japan it is really steepening at the moment. everything q5 and 10-year on the way down. 20, 30 on the way up. really steepening on expectations that the boj may move, and obviously the curve of tokyo. anna: david ingles in hong kong. jean-claude junker will set out his expectations for europe when he gets his annual state of the european union speech. manus: brexit, growth, migration are a f

seeing a little bit of a, not much in the way of southeast asia, but notable to point out the likes of jakartaing off losses of as much as 1% earlier. we are now looking pretty flat. and thailand accelerating. these are markets that will be more focused generally on what the fed has to say, in terms of the impact on capital outflows coming from emerging markets here in asia. china not reacting at all. shanghai more or less quite all day. but take a look at the banking shares can really they have been soaring, even though we do still have the possibility of going into deeper negative interest rates, according to the boj. the fact that they did not do it at this meeting is very cause for relief. and we have seen the lenders surging today. and the biggest lenders up by 7/10 of 1%. and mitsubishi gaining. and you see the rest of the lot. in gains today. a real sigh of relief when it comes to the japanese banks, fighting hard against the negative interest rate policy. anna? anna: some of them have been quite vocal. haidi lun joining us from hong kong. we are getting breaking news from european corp

half of you were born after 1995, and to jakarta to ho chi minh city to kuala lumpur everywhere i go i see the energy and the optimism. i've seen your interests in promoting social harmony. regardless what they look like or what religion they belong to a. you have more power to shape the future than any other generation we've known. three years ago we launched the leaders initiative and what began as a small group of young people in the network of 100,000 from all ten countries. we had half a million young people like you and our young leaders initiative worldwide. to become the next generation of leaders and civil societies and business and government. we have regional exchanges, online networking, hands-on training, grant competitions to support the efforts in. the state and local governments and to spend time at the companies indicted even hosted some of you at the white house. to hear from each other how you can share ideas and practices and hopefully forge partnerships and friendships that will last you a lifetime so i've been proud to see how you've made such a success. some of

trading in jakarta getting underway. downmarket on monday morning. >> it was better when things were boring. without learning prices, the most like don't come to me. we're basically saying an extension of the decline on wall street. 1%.o down a quarter of we will get that for you in just a moment. let's talk more about the fx market just a few moments. singapore, have experts out of thailand. this outflow story, in 22 straight days into friday, if we do get to 23 today of net outflows, that will be the .ongest stretch of when you look it up without japan, you have three months to go at this pace. very quickly, currencies. we're looking at dollar weakness. can we get the rupee up? a bit of weakness coming through. speech from the governor later on. heidi kretschmer -- haid? haidi: there could be action on stabilizing the oil price. saudi arabia is there to cut production. what would this kind of proposal from the saudi signify? the mostrst thing in important one is the saudi's talking about potentially cutting their outpu

[laughter] and laos, half of you were born after 1995, and from rangoon to jakarta, ho chi minh city to kuala lumpur, everywhere i go i see the energy and optimism of all the young people who live here. i have seen your desire to resolve conflict through diplomacy and not war. i've seen your desire for prosperity through entrepreneurship and the rejection of eruption. i've seen your interest in promoting social harmony, not by discriminating against anyone in the community but by upholding the rights of all people regardless of what they look like a what religion they belong to. and because your generation is the most educated and because you are all connected through your phones, you have more power to shape the future and any generation than we've ever known. that's what i've made connecting our young people a cornerstone of american foreign policy. three years ago we launched yseali, young southeast asian leaders initiative. what began as a small group of young people is no network of 100,000 young people from all 10 asean countries. and, in fact, across africa, the americas and e