we wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is taking place in jakarta. he is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game. so this woman you know if. we make them to believe that tennis and. there's plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the w t a foreign news coming to singapore in southern asia is in the spotlight former players like you. are doing their bit to help local youngsters follow in their footsteps. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on t.w. news the e.u. commission has unveiled some new proposals to help resolve the migration crisis but the box members remain bitterly divided on the issue so it's not at all clear whether they will accept any of the commissions. and saudi arabia says it will allow women to drive for the first time ever king solomon has issued a decree officially changing the law the new law is expected to go into effect in june. you are watching the news coming to you live from berlin we

♪ >>> this is jakarta, the capitol of endonin dendonessau.t lunch time many office workers emerge to eat at local street stalls. dishes made with tofu are very popular. in indonesia it's usually eaten with chilly peppers and fried. >> translator: it's tasty and it's good for you. >> many people take their lunch back to the office. >> translator: tofu is a staple o o of endonessau cuisine. >> however, it's causing serious environmental problems across indonesia. >> president's of a village are protesting against tofu ma manufacturers. there are 22 tofu makers. the waist water they produce pollutes rivers. a group of local residents are demanding that tofu makers stop dumping waist water within three days. >> translator: the river water's polluted so there's no way we can use it. >> across indonesia, it's usually produced by small family run businesses. there are more than 80,000 of them nation wide. they're usually concentrated in areas with a plentiful supply of pure water, resulting in what are called tofu villages. however, the waist water

we are contemplating is cities like jakarta.lture, because also of development, indonesia will become more important. also some of vietnam. although it is not as established as indonesia, for similar reasons it will become a major player as well. china has been a huge driver of growth in the luxury market. what risks you see with the economy slowing down and with the government cracking down on lavish gifts and spending? when you look at china, it should be named as a major rival because demographics remain strong and at the same time, it is significant in terms of world development. it is about trying to refocus into china itself. let's have a quick look at the markets. the dollar railing overnight but not a lot of action taking place right 110w a lot of action taking place right now in asia. thank you for investing your time. sports today is coming up next. the headlines: a powerful earthquake has killed more than 260 people in mexico. the search for survivors continues, including four children ata continues, including four ch

wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is also taking place in jakarta former player you sukey is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game we tried . this once then you know ethical. and we make them to believe that tennis in general there is plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the w t a foreign news coming to singapore in october southern asia is in the spotlight former players like yeah you pursue key and sania mitts are doing their bit to help hopeful local youngsters follow in their footsteps. you're watching d.w. news still to come a two hundred twenty percent tariff vs jets and u.s. response to the canadian state support for. the plane make it describes the levy as absurd and now europe is involved in the rock and facility we'll have that story on the rest of the day's business news in just a moment. i'll have your news updates at the top of the hour and meantime of course there's always the web site. of the day. we take personally. with the

from jakarta via new delhi and cairo to baku kent and tehran. is this the of the undercurrents i was delighted didn't intend it as an exhibition but as a stand against the injury of man by man with. using artistic moves. from starting point was this. i wanted to create an atmosphere similar to the countryside in the autumn when the first snow falls and the instruments of torture such as plows and harrow stand idle on the plowed field that has finally come to rest after being exploited by man fall fatality. it creates a sort of melancholy white feeling of pollination. and the torture devices on the soil there poetess ised. in one thousand nine hundred three the first stop in the world tour of man's inhumanity series was the national gallery in budapest. booker also wanted to take this series to other former east bloc countries in the early one nine hundred ninety s. shortly after the political upheavals in europe hungary was still and young democratic republic a society in transition. the exhibition includes references to the old testament words

wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is also taking place in jakarta former player you sukey is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game. we tried. this woman you know f. because. we make them to believe that tennis in general there's plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the foreign news coming to singapore you know southern asia is in the spotlight former players like you. are doing their bit to help local youngsters follow steps. top stories at this saudi arabia says it will lift its ban on women drivers allowing them to take the wheel for the first time. has issued a decree changing the law which is expected to come into effect in june. on the a new commission has unveiled new proposals to help resolve the migration crisis but divisions within the bloc mean it's uncertain whether they will be accepted. to set you up to date. in the meantime here's of course always the website that's w dot com they can follow us on twitter or on facebook have a

resorts and cultural sites but we've seen this deadly new trend across the world, places like berlin, jakarta london, manchester and nice. we've also seen it closer to home, think of orlando and san bernardino. so what accounts for this increasing rise of self-directed terrorists? i think there are two factors at work. first, isis is losing, the so-called caliphate is crumbling. with support from the defeat isis coalition, local forces have liberated more than three-quarters of the territory isis once held in iraq, and about two-thirds of the territory it held in syria. this loss of safe haven makes it harder, not impossible, but harder for isis to click external operations. second, isis is prolific use of social media has expanded the groups reach. the group is capable of radicalizing and giving advice over the internet on how to conduct attacks. aspiring jihadists, therefore, are able to attack soft targets at home instead of traveling to the conflict zone. the question then becomes what do we do about it, how should the united states and its allies respond to these different kinds of terro

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from jakarta via new delhi and cairo to baquba kent and tehran. is. a lie i didn't intend it as an art exhibition but as a stand against the injury of man by man. using artistic means. starting point was there. i wanted to create an atmosphere similar to the countryside in the autumn when the first snow of the instruments of torture such as plows and harrow stand idle on the plowed field that has finally come to rest after being exploited by men for fertility. it creates a sort of melancholy white feeling of pollination.

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thousands marched in support of the virginia people in jakarta, the capital of indonesia. more than 1000 have fled from myanmar since ethnic violence directed there in august. now to a shocking murder in india, where a renowned journalist has been gunned down outside her home in bangalore by unidentified attackers. police say she was shot three times at close range, in the head and the chest. the 55-year-old was known as an outspoken critic of right-wing extremist hindu nationalist politics. her killing has sparked anger and protests across the country. india has seen a string of killings in recent years targeting independent journalists. her media colleagues in india have expressed their sorrow at her killing on twitter. here is an except. one tweets, every journalist needs to fight back forces that do not believe in debates, but bullets. the hindustan times reporter wrote that she lives within all of us, as a journalist. my part continues. from another journalist, what they don't realize is, when you kill a person, you make her thoughts and ideas in mortal. and this, fro

heavy rain here but not a break in the rainstorms across parts of borneo and indonesia down into jakartathe forecast, not a completely sunny day, sunny spells rather than wall—to—wall sunshine but pleasant enough, the bestie the week compared to the following days. a lot of sunshine around across england and scotland, may be clouding over in northern ireland, as far as the temperatures go around 18 degrees, the winds will be light so it will feel pleasant. that's a round—up of the world weather, remember the weather for the week ahead is coming up weather for the week ahead is coming upjust weather for the week ahead is coming up just before 10pm. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. president trump has had his say on many things — nato, the paris accord and now the united nations. he says the us pays too much. we must ensure that no one and no member state shoulders a disproportionate share of the burden. ahead of her expected statement on tuesday, world leaders urge aung san suu kyi to come out strongly against military violence committed against rohingya muslims. whilst the

it's one big system there, notice some break in the rainstorms across borneo and jakarta.othing too heavy but nonetheless some damp weather for western parts of the country into one state. by early morning, there will be some rain in the northern ireland, western parts of scotland, and thickening cloud, damp weather reaching cornwall, devon, western parts of wales on wednesday. many eastern parts of the country will stay dry and we will have sunshine and one or two shots telemachus pots with temperatures up to 21 degrees. rutherford the weekend... these are some of the main stories, in mexico, magnitude 7.1 earthquake, these are some of the early pictures, we welcome back to the story in a couple of moments. donald trump is saying he is prepared to destroy north korea... rocket man is ona destroy north korea... rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. and for his regime. all saints eg has broken her silence on the revenge of muslims crisis, but she has not satisfied her critics, she did not speak to the bbc either, but her speech has apparently been popular inside m

a little bit in the western parts of java there for thursday so you might just catch a shower in jakarta but further south and there's a fair amount of cloud here drifting its way slowly towards the east not bringing us massive amounts of rain but a few breaks here and there it is also dragging down the temperatures so here comes that cloud then on wednesday ahead of it bit of sunshine twenty two degrees there in adelaide but then the system sweeps its way across us a change in the wind direction will ensure adelaide doesn't get any hotter than around ninety degrees for a woman force in sydney where up to twenty four and still no rain for us now from new zealand we've had a spiraling area of low pressure affecting us for the past couple of days but that's trying to move away as we head through wednesday so things are looking a little bit drier for tall i'm but then we see this next belt of rain work its way across us that we've been exe of various we can reengage on terms more favorable to the united states back at the climate summit exasperate at the uncertainty over the implementation

ten pm in jakarta and six in the evening right here in the russian capital you're very welcome to our two international i mean o'neill we begin with breaking news this hour the russian federal security agency house reported it has phoned the grave of terrorist leader doku umarov in russia's caucasus region let's turn to hawk and here in the studio for more on this so yeah exactly four years to the month. was said to have been killed by the f.s.b. some sort of closure not. of course was an officially killed at least a dozen times since two thousand and one media speculation of course as you say september twenty third. scene was when that operation was conducted by the f.s.b. but no body was actually officially found that's all changed today when a militant returning from syria was question and gave the location of the graves now for those who don't know who amar of is he was widely regarded as russia's bin ladin he was associated to leaders from al qaida from the taliban and later on from isis calling on chechens to go and fight in syria and he was also personally responsible of claime

much of malaysia northern parts of indonesia right and we can expect see right even coming into java jakarta seeing wet weather over the coming days meanwhile we're seeing some welcome wet weather pushing its way towards perth area of low pressure just swirling in was over the coming days that had a wet weather too down towards the southeastern corner not quite breaking the heat just yet eastern pos camera had its hottest day seventy nine years as we went through the course of sasa day we're going to see just fourteen celsius for melbourne as we go on through monday but still warm there in sydney at twenty seven and thirty four for brisbane but been cooling off a tad i choose to. tensions are high. little has changed and new village officials are struggling to demonstrate goodwill. among morial is trying for a calm maggi sacrificed his life the political. night on drive a wedge between the village and. practice part three of a six part series filmed over five years. china's democracy experiment at this time on al-jazeera. again the top stories here on al-jazeera the crisis on the korean peni

monday and there's a chance that one or two of those could just slip far enough south to reach just in jakarta now for australia in melbourne we've had a fair amount of rain that's actually gratefully received we could do with a bit more wet weather here only twenty four millimeters but that's enough for now we could see a little bit more over the next few days the latest system though has now eased away seventeen degree marks on that in melbourne more cloud there working its way towards us that's going to bring a change in temperatures for adelaide from twenty three down to nineteen as we head through into monday over towards new zealand pretty unsettled here at the moment lots of heavy rain systems pushing its way northward is going to be way. on counting the cost how apple's i phone economics make it the most profitable company in the world. how the j. trade is influencing the prices in myanmar. plus one hundred days of the gulf crisis we look at how the economy is very. counting the cost at this time on i just did i'm. ok. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now no

borneo and now more recently jobber including of course jakarta the scene you might expect this time of the year in australia of course we went to spring now it's turning quite warm in the east. cloud here the cloud which reveals rain still not far away from person is going to be west australia more where more rain falls but is pushed ahead of it a line a streak of green here which is actually a little frontal system maybe not that obvious. to the east we're in the low twenty's now this is relatively high for this time of the year but that streak is just revealed itself to be something of a cult from yes turned around behind it and adelaide dropped down to sixteen but ahead of it that could end up being record warmth considering the time of year. for the nomadic jock outright survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry never be able to. follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. dangerous the ice is as they strive to preserve their traditional way of life living here sometimes luser cattle there with cold or because of the storm risking you don't mon

fairly wet as we head through friday for the south generally a little bit dry here although even in jakarta they could be one or two showers for sydney is certainly being very hot temperatures over thirty two degrees for some of us here last thing though as we head through thursday on maximum would just be seventeen and also be rather blustery as well those winds are feeding out from the southwest and ensuring it's not too hot for some of us here including in melbourne sixteen degrees the maximum force on friday the temperature is recovering slightly for sydney and towards the west a bit more cloud will keep the temperatures twenty five in perth. but diagnosis that used to be a little room for the tourist cells and the immune system are battling what we're trying to do is energize the immune system it's trying to walk that can recognize the sound like a heat seeking missile finding the capsule sound that's exactly what you want to pretty amazing results and. you can get work your techno bestowing on all disease. welcome back you without his ear your headline so far this is the president of

got some rain pushing into parts of java and bali could be weights here so some showers likely in jakarta with highs here of thirty two. the world's primary could change producing nation. is at the forefront of the war on drugs with them so we're talking about serious sloganising crime as a country we're reaching a critical point while some have made fortunes many others have suffered at the hands of this multi-billion dollar industry who through this business will go on forever it will not change almost global policies do who are the winners and losers of this illicit trade snow of the andes this time. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories at this hour a u.s. backed coalition of kurdish and arab fighters says the city of rock i still self declared path all of syria has been ninety percent retaken mading i saw fighters reportedly concentrated in a small area within the city expected to fight to the debt china suspects a magnitude three point four earthquake and north korea's kill age or area was triggered by an explosion previous quakes there and decayed at nuclear tests but sou

thousand people and injured hundreds more it's fud ashes highest twenty kilometers reaching the capital jakarta about a thousand kilometers away lava from the last eruption flowed nearly eight kilometers residents and tourists who are outside the nine kilometer radius of the crater and at least twelve kilometers from where lava could flow have been told they are not in danger always good as well as on facebook. and there were a well i think you know one thing commenting on a bill signing in a different way bill well it's like here just like they haven't said to return home but just to be aware flights at bally's international airport are operating as normal and tour companies say they have seen no disruption across the rest of the island over the past few days a series of earthquakes along the ring of fire have hit mexico japan fun to watch too and new zealand culture durgin on al-jazeera. says as you know that's going to round up on the top stories north korea's foreign minister has launched a scathing attack on u.s. president donald trump at the u.n. general assembly he called him the biggest

to think that way for the south was as one would expect in a should generally does stay father dry jakarta that's around thirty four degrees celsius in the sunshine and this i'm sorry extends across a good part of australia come to the south we're seeing some blustery shabby rain filtering across southern areas of australia still that cold when you notice down towards the southeast in kona it's just a very good snow there over the australian alps best known for quite some time temperatures around twelve degrees celsius in melbourne what the numbers around for sydney at around twenty one meanwhile we're seeing highs of around twenty two in perth but a bit of wet weather just filtering its way in across southern parts and as we go through the next dial to adelaide seeing temperatures picking up to twenty three an attack warmer in melbourne and sixteen. the philippines is asia's largest catholic nation priests are treated like gone but the church has a dark secret when used investigate sexual misconduct inside the most powerful institution in the philippines at this time on al-jazeera. and. y

stocks in jakarta are leading gains. a strong discount compared to the rest of asia. these are among the best performers in the em fx space. a lot of the rupiah is gaining ground. is having its worst week since november. the yuan is taking a tumble today. it is extending its weekly loss, which is the biggest in asia. in the commodities space it is a mixed bag. forer gaining ground, set the best quarter this year and longest run of monthly wins a since 2010. iron ore is on the up, first back-to-back quarterly loss in some time. gold is back 0.2%. ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang. when satya nadella took over as ceo of microsoft, he had big shoes to fill. microsoft cofounder bill gates was leaving his role as chairman. his bigllmer, known for personality, was moving on. what is lesser-known is how nadella made it from india to microsoft, joining the company back in 1992. in his first book, "hit refresh," he sheds light on his life, his career at microsoft, and how artificial intelligence will shape the fut

lea: welcome back to jakarta attack and e-mail.rican college in and attacked a train station in our side in the south of france. the women were treated for burns and released. police say the attacker was a woman who is mentally unstable. the equifax fallout with the breach of information to the chief information officer and chief executive officer of leaving the company immediately. they pay several increase in class-action lawsuits including congressional investigations. federal trade commission wondering if anyone calls you and claims to be from equifax come he should hang out because it is a scam. workers on strike that gm plans with the automaker. the union was in talks with gm about 625 jobs and shift production to mexico. the plan assembled a chevrolet equinox crossover. trade your president trump heads to the united nations where the nuclear threat will obviously be a major topic of conversation. joining us now with political science professor dr. bruce backed all a president george w. bush, brad lake man. i begin with you.

to visit him to do more and vice president and get us to go of these fake referendum which he by jakarta one pupil that is no way out with a division among cattle and people we want to unite catherine pupil eighty percent of people would back a new agreement we got already in spain and this is the way out we are assured resource show is going to war we have been. you know the one award you did action for in the coming weeks and months. many people have described this referendum as politicians on all sides driving cars with no brakes on they predict a car crash we're going to have to wait now about twenty four hours to see if in effect this referendum does prove to be a car crash for the capitol and people or whether somebody will put their foot on the brake and find some way to negotiate a joint panel thank you well catalans across the board in france are watching the situation closely there are nearly half a million in the southwest region revise the second biggest cattle and city after barcelona tasha to report on how they see their future. it's prime time at a radio ad ells france's o

in jakarta, indonesia, hundreds of muslim women protested in front of myanmar's embassy. indonesian president urged myanmar's leader to act. >> ( translated ): we deplore the violence that occurred in rakhine state, myanmar. real action is needed, not just statements and condemnations. the government of indonesia is committed to continuing to help address the humanitarian crisis, in cooperation with civil society in indonesia and the international community. >> yang: almost 90,000 rohingya have crossed into bangladesh in just 10 days, fleeing a military crackdown. the government of the largely buddhist nation says rohingya insurgents provoked the trouble. and, the electoral commission in kenya has set october 17 to re- run the presidential election. president uhuru kenyatta was declared the winner, over opposition leader raila odinga, in the august 8th vote. last week, the country's supreme court nullified the results, citing irregularities. still to come on the newshour: we head to houston where cleanup continues in the wake of hurricane harvey. our politics monday team

today, thousands of muslim protesters gathered in jakarta, indonesia, demanding that myanmar's government the violence. hundreds more in the philippines demonstrated outside myanmar's embassy in manila. the u.s. supreme court will have to decide if grandparents of people already in the united states are exempt from president trump's travel ban on visitors from six mostly muslim nations. the administration has interpreted an earlier high court ruling to mean that grandparents and other close relations are not exempt. but on thursday, a federal appeals court in san francisco disagreed. and on wall street today, the dow jones industrial average gained 13 points to close at 21,797. the nasdaq fell 37 points, and the s&p 500 slipped three. for the week, the dow and the s&p lost a fraction of 1%. and nasdaq was down a little more than 1%. still to come on the newshour: wildfires blazing through the western united states. mark shields and michael gerson on the week's unexpected political news. inside a renowned glass blower's studio. and, much more. >> yang: the digital age has made our lives ea

and probably lost part of borneo the north but the rainy season is coming our way so expect more in jakarta is not exactly guaranteed of a dry day with the monsoon going cyrus you think it should be driving most of india but it hasn't left yet and the rain still reach up to mumbai. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. in the aftermath of civil war peace and reconciliation i remember seeing in the absence of justice. people in power on earth chilling testimonies of atrocities suggesting or have failed to conduct full and proper investigations that could help heal resentment inflicted by conflict. partial justice at this time on al-jazeera. when the news breaks more than a million people have already lost power here and not number will grow as conditions worsen and the story builds last period and sometimes fatal mongolia's child jockeys are risking their young lives when people need to be hand in hand i dream about gambling in numbers i don't feel comfortable without them i'll gamble until i die al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you mobile and would winning documentaries and k

thousand people and injured hundreds more it's feud ashes highest twenty kilometers reaching the capital jakarta about a thousand kilometers away lava from the last eruption flowed nearly eight kilometers residents and tourists who are outside the nine kilometer radius of the crater and at least twelve kilometers from where lava could flow have been told they are not in danger no way that is what is on facebook. and there were a why why no one's going home waiting on a bill saying anything different way to go it's like here just now they haven't said to return home but just to be aware flights at bally's international airport are operating as normal and tour companies say they have seen no disruption across the rest of the island over the past few days a series of earthquakes along the ring of fire have hit mexico japan fun to watch too and new zealand durgin on al-jazeera. still ahead in sports find out how nine time moto g.p. champion volunteers also goes on they are going grown pretty just three weeks after breaking his leg. in the hash tag era when news coverage consists of a punchy had line

we wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is taking place in jakarta former player he is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game. this woman you know if. we make them to believe that. there's plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the w t a foreign news coming to singapore you know southern asia is in the spotlight former players like you. are doing their bit to help hopefully local youngsters follow in their footsteps and we have some breaking news here for you at d.w. iraqi kurds have voted yes in an independent to an independent state by an overwhelming majority according to the election commission more than ninety two percent of voters cast their ballots in favor of independence the referendum took place in iraq's autonomous kurdistan region and other disputed areas in northern iraq the central government in baghdad has refused to recognize the ballots have more on that story for you later in the program. if you know anything about it prior. to

up,d: plenty more coming including the open of jakarta and vietnam.♪ ♪ we are continuing to track the market reaction to the story out of china and the plan to eventually at some point banning or phasing out the production and marketing and sales of fossil fuel vehicles. one thing i want to point out. have a look at the graphic. when you talk about electric vehicles, a lot comes down to the fact of who provides those batteries. .ere is a snapshot global market share as of last year. chemicals, panasonic, so we are getting positive market reaction out of china. get youeantime, let me caught up with some of the latest business flash headlines. honda planning to launch an electric car made exclusively for china. it says the car will be developed under a new brand between venture partners and will hit the market next year. it made the announcement over , where chinand said it is working to end production and sales of fossil vehicles. offering free rides during hurricane irma. the office of emergency management publicize the free rides on its twitter feed