militants killed four people in a january shooting and bomb attack in jakarta. in august police arrested six islamic state supporters for allegedly plotting to launch a rocket toward a tourist site in neighboring singapore. >>> north korea says it will continue to send satellites into space. its rocket launchers are widely seen by the international community as long-range ballistic missile tests. >>> a statement by a north korean spokesperson defends the actions, saying a sovereign nation has a legitimate right to develop satellites and use them for peaceful purposes. pyongyang launched what it called a satellite carrying rocket in february. state-run media reported last month that leader kim jong-un ordered scientists to prepare a satellite launch as soon as possible. the u.s. military says north korea failed in an attempt on thursday to launch what's thought to be a musudan intermediate-range ballistic missile on thursday. neighboring countries and the u.s. are on the alert for more possible north korean missile operations. >>> officials at mitsubishi motors h

militants killed four people in a january gun and bombing attack in jakarta. in august police arrested six islamic state supporters for allegedly plotting to launch a rocket at a tourist site in neighboring singapore. >>> u.s. republican presidential candidate donald trump has refused to say if he'll accept the results of the upcoming american election. his refusal came in the third and final debate between him and hillary clinton. the moderator was confronting trump about his recent claims that the election will be rigged. >> here on this stage tonight, do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely -- sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of the election. >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> let me respond to that because that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is is rigged against him. >> the candidates started the debate in las vegas without the traditional hand shake. and it

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china's foreign minuistry said that the -- indonesian president released a statement from his palace in jakarta, he said the world has lost a leader who was close to the people, a carrier of peace, union and prosperity for the people of thailand. >>> leaders of companies doing business in thailand are keeping a close eye on what's happening. what kind of business did japanese business people have? >> still japanese foirms have yet to form a clear picture of what lies in store for their businesses. officials at the japan external trade organization say more than 4,500 japanese companies are doing business in thailand, the figure is up about 17% from four years ago. th thailand is extremely important for japan's auto industry. several car makers have 16 factories there that manufacture passenger vehicles and trucks many of them for exports in japan and southeast asia. japanese electronics maker hitachi -- officials at these various companies say they don't know if they'll be forced to halt operations due to employees not showing up for work out of mourning. >>> wholesale prices in japan are on a

january, supporters of the islamic state militant group detonated bombs and opened fire in the capital, jakarta, killing four people. >>> hong kong's legislature opened a new session on wednesday. three lawmakers were suspended after protesting against china at the oath taking. before they can take their seats new lawmakers must swear allegiance to the hong kong special administrative region of the people's republic of china and its basic law, hong kong's constitution. the oath refers multiple times to hong kong as a special administrative region of china. but two members of a pro-independence group rewrote their oaths and pledged to protect the interests of hong kong as a nation. they were prominent figures in the pro-democracy protests in 2014. >> i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the hong kong nation and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the values of hong kong. >> the clerk of the legislative council instructed them to take the oath again. the two then displayed a blue flag with the slogan "hong kong is not china." another legislator added a line in hi

their new community will be about 25 kilometers from the indonesian capital, jakarta. they're going to build 900 homes plus some commercial buildings on 19 hectares of land. construction is scheduled to kick off next year. in the meantime, the consortium will establish a joint venture with indonesia's leading real estate corporate group. >>> making and selling car parts in china is big business for some japanese companies and their local partners. many of them are -- attended, rather, a trade fair in chongqing. japan external trade organization hosted the event. representatives of about 30 car component makers affiliated with japanese companies took part. exhibiters pitched their products to local businesspeople. auto production in chongqing topped 3 million vehicles last year making it chineachina's to producer. the city raced ahead of shanghai and guangdong province for the number one position for the second year in a row. both domestic and foreign auto firms are opening production hubs in the city. >>> and now let's turn to markets. wall street ended mixed on wednes

jakarta, where you went to school back then? i'll pay it. i have one stipulation. you can't come back. >> reporter: so hannity's rants stemmed from a spoof article, alleging that the first family would move to canada, if trump wins. >>> let's take a break from the blood-boiling political rhetoric. and talk about me >> a school in west baltimore begins every day with a 15- minute blend of yoga and meditation. >> it would be great if we could all start our day like that. this mindful moment is the dream of two brothers from the neighborhood. >> it's the morning rush at robert coleman elementary school. >> last name. >> but after the buses arrive, and the kids pour in. the usual classroom chatter comes to a complete stop. >> filling your belly like a balloon. students take part in a program called mindful moments. they learn to breathe. >> exhale. bring your arms back down, nice and slowly. >> stretch and block out distractions. >> you see the difference? >> huge difference. >> carline thompson is the principal. >> they taught the students how to redirect their negati

trading in jakarta is getting underway.g a bit of a respite rally when it comes to asia's shares on the market. many markets are out on holiday, including may not china, as well as korea and malaysia. the market is trading, up 9/10 of 1%. many traders in many states are out on holiday. 1.2%.kkei is up we had the boj time can survey this morning -- tankan survey this morning. think -- hansing is up. markets havingg the best quarter since 2012. we are seeing all sectors in the green right now. one sector that you have to keep how --n is the mock macau gaming stock. in church 7%, instead of -- it surged 7%, and set of the expected 4%. we're seeing all of these in the green. galaxy leading the way, up 4%. business sentiment in japan largely holding up in the last three months, even with the story and. henry, a mixed bag, wasn't great, wasn't terrible. another key take away to dig a little deeper? it is the impact of a strong yen and greek are golden globes -- weaker global growth. that was supposed of feet through to the higher

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and i will be looking forward to seeing my friend, who has decided to move from across sea over to jakarta. mr. rice: thank you. this we last question, in the front row. >> thanks. my name is andy, with russia. congratulations on the meeting. systemtion is about the -- many people feel that the brexit,while we had the why we have donald trump, that is why my prime minister complained about the "credita zation" of the economy. many people believe that the imf nk part world ba of that treaty. we had the rule against lending, in that instance. in turn, the owners of the system, when they needed to circumvent it, they just change the rules. as you know, of the world bank, know russian project cannot be approved, at this point. so, my question is, what do you say to those people who feel that the system is rigged? and they are not getting a level playing field? thank you. why do they still need to support the system? dir. lagarde: you know, one of our imperatives and certainly one that is high on my agenda is that level playing field. it is critically important that whether a country is small o

in jakarta. a look at investor sentiment. >> it was all looking so positive for a monday morning on the first trading day of the week. asian stocks rally for the second session. the likelihood of the u.s. rate hike in december. much on the table following janet yellen's comments on friday. you are seeing a switch upcoming for most of the markets across the asia region. still some flatness on the nikkei and flatness in shanghai which is helping of the overall regional index. most markets have turned negative, led by hong kong. on friday hong kong had its first win of the week. back in the red today, led by a lot of casino stocks under pressure on the back of the crown resorts story. galaxy off by 3.5%. you can see only one stock is actually in the black in early trade. up by 7/10 heavily of 1% and korea is weaker by 2/10 of 1% in the morning session. still seeing upside from engine shipping. the nikkei pretty flat. the yen and focus. a little upside from some of these exports stocks. casio compute

overall, and this is a point that i made in jakarta two days ago -- made in chicago to growth -- we haven too low for too long. in and of itself, not good news. but it is also for tile ground for political dynamics that can depress global growth even more. believe that countries can actually move from the ewrrent new mediocre to a n path. called for a three-pronged approach which includes monetary policy, fiscal policy, and structural demands. that remains essential. what is she is now action. action.is key is now my message to the members of the imf tomorrow will be "action please." we believe there is more to policy than meets the eye. and by exploiting synergies between these three policies we can generate more space in order to help the economy's and resist those political dynamics i have referred to. we also believe that each country has something to offer. it is not going to be the same. each country can do something. my hope that the end of the annual meeting is that each finance minister will go back do inhinking, what can i , whicho propel growth has for too long benefited too f

will be looking forward to seeing my friend who has decided to move from across the street over to jakarta. >> this will be the last question. i will go to the front row. >> i am from tass from russia. congratulations to you and my meeting. my question is about the system being linked. brexit.why we have the that is why we have donald trump. that is why my prime minister complained about the politicization of the international economy. many people also believe that the imf and the world bank are part of that. against lending into areas, sovereign areas, for instance. it serves the owners of the system well. when they needed to circumvent it, they just change the rules. as you know at the world bank, no russian project can be approved at this point. my question is, what do you say to those people who feel that this is -- the system is rigged. and they are not getting a level playing field. why do they still need to support the system? thank you. one of our: imperatives and certainly one that is high on my agenda is that level playing field. it is critically important that whether a country

diesel in jakarta, home heating oil, propane.e very people who devised the dividend set it in energy tax. it's a carbon tax to its attacks on all fossil-based fuels. the fact is ms. teachout doesn't understand because she's hardly ever lived here. what it means when people two winters ago when she was still in brooklyn with natural gas it apart and had to pay $4 a gallon for home heating oil. she doesn't get it. >> one of the issues that chris gibson, the incumbent in addition has championed has been lyme disease treatment and research. the question of facebook from jan asks what is your plan for helping new york cope with the treatment issues surrounding the lyme disease epidemic, especially long-term or chronic? >> a great question. chris has worked very close on this issue. there is legislation right now which he is trying to get adopted in the final days of congress after the election. which would address the need for treatment and long-term care for people with lyme disease, and also open up ourselves to alternative treatmen

for instance, once in jakarta, this came out and ds agents felt this excursion into potentially hostileia and her security detail in unnecessary danger in order to conduct a photo opportunity for her election campaign. ultimately, apparently they did enough yelling, they relented and they would you know up going into this hot spot. >> these diplomatic service guys told me that hillary had three priorities when she got in the state department. first priority, running for president from the moment she arrived at the state department. so all these trips, 130 countries, she took along these reporters who were favorable to her because she was setting up the time when they would be covering her when she ran for president. also, she was on the phone with donors when she was in the state department, getting contacts with people who are going to donate to her presidential campaign later on. so her basic goal in the state department was putting the groundwork for her presidential run. >> the other story is going to the palestinian territories in an armored car. she insisted on rolling down the wi

through their own agreements to the constitution and contrast the opening of of language of that mad jakarta but if you actually read that document is surprising the language that uses. john by the grace of god king of england to his loyal subjects creaked to all free men we have granted all of the liberties written note below to had been keep their errors from them and us and hours. i 18 give you the following freedoms. that is the opposite of the declaration does start to say all men are created equal all people are free than they create the government in but the founding fathers did but that did so of a basic principle. so what is freedom? but those are distractions of what freedom is. that means not having to ask permission. that is not for every man to do as he lives. but instead as listening the and not to be subject to the arbitrary will of another but not ask permission for somebody. subject to those same laws that apply to everyone else. this is a revolutionary idea because that model of freedom is the magna carta principle that is called prior restraint the old rule to keep the fre