in traffic club jakarta the parks are a place to exercise and relax. but for the street fighters they offer something more. decades the kids did yesterday to fight with fists but nowadays they use weapons and one of the school kids was telling me they hide those weapons in parks like this because i can't take them to school and this is his and this is why kids are now dying. told me a little bit about the food the weapons that you use the choice of weapons and you would you know that it just sort of seniority that you have to have two years certainly and following that no. one need food so what i. mean and i want to kind of last me. from something any young tom what i owe you know. being an unusual. i don't believe how this when i you know when you think out of you know i'm snooty but on. the seniors tell the younger students the time around is a rush of passage is how you prove that you're now a man. is it the intention to kill the other kids just stop what you're talking about. but it's not going. to why do you think some people are being told is tha

i first spoke to joko widodo four years ago when he was the governor of jakarta.nd then again and again the following year. now he is taking me to --, where they plan to boost the economy, making it one of the strongest in the world. this is "indonesia: jokowi's vision." ♪ haslinda: indonesia's president joko widodo has vowed to remake every inch. this is one of 10 areas pinpointed for terrorism, and that means infrastructure like airports and roads, including some of the 1000 kilometers of national tollroad promised. adding to the challenge, the fact that indonesia sprawls across some 17,000 islands and is home to several live volcanoes, including one where people were recently re-house d after an eruption. jokowi has implemented a raft of business reforms. over the next 30 minutes, we check in on the progress of his vision. three years into your presidency, do you think you have delivered on your promise to bring growth and prosperity to this nation of 250 million people? president widodo: indonesia is a big country with a total population of 250 million people.

we have now with the latest on the line from jakarta, 0n the line from jakarta rebecca henschke. youo it the airport to head to bali to cover the situation from their bite you have now been told your flight has been cancelled. what can you tell us? authorities said they are not taking any chances, they are not taking any chances, they said they are getting very definite signs that mount agung, after weeks of rumbling and showing signs of eruption, is now getting closer. that is why they have made the statement this morning, they have closed the main and only airport into bali, creating quite chaotic scenes where i am now here injakarta. chaotic scenes where i am now here in jakarta. also chaotic scenes where i am now here injakarta. also the other major airports around bali like lombok have also now been closed. the authorities have been very don't do disrupting any way tourist is coming into bali in any unnecessary ways of this shows things are serious now. rebecca, we heard in the report and as we know, people have been evacuated —— been evacuating for sometime now, since september

so we're in south jakarta right now. and this is a community in july and there's about five hundred families here and there are scavengers so they they collect and they recycle the trash for jakarta without them there's no recycling five hundred families but on average we have about one hundred families coming each time. in places in communities in locations where there is an obvious increase in density of people and at the same time a decrease or the same level amount of food being produced you'll create situations that are like a time bomb so when people are desperate when they see their children cannot eat they will either have to move to look for the food or they will have to fight for their food. you can see each person brings two things right they bring a larger one and that's usually for the bread in the pastries and a smaller one more like for the veggies and all that so. much fruit is a. good question i don't know. it looks kind of ok this is from two trucks it's kind of like ok it's not it's not a lot. but you

correspondent chris christie wagner her joins us from the intonation capital jakarta welcome how dangerous is the situation. it's the most volatile it's been on here because direction is changed just last night from mostly steam to magma so while the book you know has been threatening to blow for a while now it's really looking like. ok so around a hundred some one hundred thousand people have been told to leave the area is that going smoothly. it seems to be going pretty smoothly according to the disaster agency and one reason why is that they've had some practice already they've already evacuated the villages around the ok you know in september and october so for most of the people who are living near the volcano it won't be the first time where other being evacuated to. they're being evacuated basically two camps disaster management camps that have by indonesia's disaster management agency just outside the okinawa's radius and that's all going smoothly as you say that you've had a bit of practice over the last few months that's right so the major airports have been shut down how likely

for the latest, i spoke to the bbc‘s rebecca henschke, who is in the indonesian capital, jakarta.icting information about what's happening with these five villages, as you say, just around the base of this huge gold and copper mine owned by freeport. the indonesian government, the authorities, say that a splinter group of opm, the free papua movement, has occupied the villages. and they are responsible for a spate of shootings that are taking place around the mine, that killed a police officer back in august and injured a number of other people. but villagers we have spoken to insist they are not being held hostage, and that in fact t is the authorities who are preventing villagers from coming and going, so that they can raid these villages and arrest people they say are responsible for these shootings. different accounts of what is going on. what more do we know about freeport, this very large and controversial mine? well, the opm, the free papuan movement, has openly declared war on this mine, and the police officers that are paid to protect it. freeport pays millions of dollars

look try to catch up with you again a little later those critique of gore there talking to us from jakarta indonesia. three now pope francis has just arrived in myanmar becoming the first paul to have to visit the country thousands lined the streets in yangon for a chance to catch a glimpse of the pope he's making a visit to encourage the country's small catholic communities less than one percent of the country identifies as catholic also on the agenda meetings with me on mars civilian and military leave us. well pope francis is expected to weigh in on the rue hinge a refugee crisis in meetings with me a large military chief as well as representatives of the rich hinge of muslim minority hundreds of thousands of them are still facing persecution and ballance in myanmar and have fled to neighboring bangladesh let's take a look at the scale of this crisis six hundred twenty two thousand have fled to bangladesh from myanmar's rakhine state since last august more than half of them some three hundred forty thousand are children with growing international pressure on both countries last week ban

we will be in jakarta to discuss how far the government is willing to go.ing up, stocks looking set to end the week in the green after a tumultuous few days. some say a short-term correction is on the way. rick spooner is joining us to explain why. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i'm betty liu in new york. we are getting more headlines from the san francisco fed president, john williams. the not a voting member of fomc, but is talking about rate hikes. he says in 2017, one more hike, three more in 2018. that's his reasonable guess. he also says there is no need to raise rates "that far." he also mentions he sees a period of continuity under jay powell at the fed, which the transition will have an early next year. also says inflation will pick up in the next two years. jay powell is a consistent supporter of fed policy path, this theme of gradual pace when it comes to hiking rates. certainly, one more for december, three in 2018 is his reasonable guess. let's take more context here, we are

when i was a kid in jakarta, these were basically the only markets available.ing 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 ] ♪ crafted elebrate an unforgettable holiday. host one to remember. every day, on every street, in every town, across america. small businesses show their love to you. with some friendly advice, a genuine smile and a warm welcome they make your town... well, your town. that's why american express is proud to be the founding partner of small business saturday. a day where you get to return tha

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japan has gone down three meters tianjin gone down two meters shanghai has subsided three meters jakarta in indonesia subsided four meters and is still subsiding very fast today manila probably a meter of calcutta and aca we're not really sure but they're almost certainly going down and then places like new orleans new orleans has subsided up to three meters and is continuing to subside vancouver in canada areas there have subsided in excess of a meter and so all these cities i've named have become much more vulnerable to coastal flooding because of this substance without any consideration of other changes. everywhere in the world citizens sinking because of excessive pumping of ground water for big cities situated on down to other factors can worsen this subsidence the ground under these regions has a natural tendency to compact in the past rivers brought new sediments to partly compensate for this subsidence dams built by man of upset this delicate balance. sometimes when we had dams put in eventually that sediment was. no longer able to get to the coals it was all being sequestered be

when i was a kid in jakarta, these were basically the only markets available.nd. [ 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 ] ♪ precisely shaped. totally natural. brow precise micro pencil from maybelline new york, america's #1 brow brand. just fill and blend for precise, natural brows. maybelline's brow precise micro pencil. make it happen. ♪ maybelline new york at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like ensuring your family is

joins us from indonesia's couple jakarta a welcome how dangerous is the situation. that it's probably not as dangerous as it would have been two months ago and the volcano has and threatening to erupt for a while so and. are pretty well her. now around one hundred thousand people have been told to leave the area is that going smoothly. ok looks like we've critic can you hear me this is. are you just like we lost your life ok let's move on pope francis has matched with me on the most powerful army chief and shadow of meeting at the start of a historic trip to the country less than one percent of me in my identifies as catholic and francis is making the first of a papal visit to encourage this small catholic community is also expected to use meetings with the country's civilian and religious leaders to highlight the red refugee crisis hundreds of thousands of men most muslim men don't minority face persecution and violence and the pope's visit will highlight their plight papal souvenir is on sale in front of the st mary's cathedral in younger on. this is the pope's fi

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sami: jakarta was just the first taste of what was to come. karinding attack's heavy bamboo sound drag me deeper into the diverse music scene of indonesia. i had to have some more. i needed to find something new. . i wanted t to get insidet it means to be indonesian, a country with hundreds of languages, myriad religions, and a million points of view on music making and the meaning of it all.

i first spoke to joko widodo four years ago when he was the governor of jakarta.

his two-year-old was found on a bus in jakarta. >> you know where you put your luggage and that is wherehe was for 10 hours. when they found her, she was to the bone.ized victoria: while this precious new family is safe in the wild, conservationists will have to fight for the future of this species. victoria gill, bbc news, west java. laura: it is election day here in america, and are normal a governor's race in just one state wouldn't be headline news. but this year the contest in virginia is just that. it is a tight race between democrat ralph northam and his republican rival, ed gillespie. the results could tell us an awful lot about next year's midterm elections. the bbc's katty kay is there. she has been out and about during the last push for votes. katty: they know what it is like to be on the front line of political fights in richmond. this small southern town was the capital of the confederacy in the civil war. it was the site of the south's biggest ironworks. this is where they built their weapons. on monument avenue, south's iconic leaders still loom over the city. today these

that their natural resources of great wealth is being taken away from them for the benefit of the jakartahe president is trying to change this economic imbalance but this conflict and stand—off once again shows how tense the situation is there. tense indeed. as you say, also a confusing situation with so many different accounts. other plans to send in international observers all press to corroborate what is going on? well, thatis corroborate what is going on? well, that is a call that is coming strongly from human rights groups here asking for journalists strongly from human rights groups here asking forjournalists to be allowed in. that is not the case at the moment. this area is restricted around the freeport meaning even local journalists can't around the freeport meaning even localjournalists can't operate freely inside the villages to find out what is going on. intense security at the moment with military posts and police stopping people from entering. foreign journalists like me will have the right to work in indonesia but still had to apply for special permits to report from papua.

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japan has gone down three meters tianjin gone down two meters shanghai has subsided three meters jakarta in indonesia has subsided four meters and is still subsiding very fast today manila probably a meter of calcutta and aca we're not really sure but they're almost certainly going down and then places like new orleans new orleans has subsided up to three meters and is continuing to subside vancouver in canada areas there have subsided in excess of a meter and so all these cities i've named have become much more vulnerable to coastal flooding because of this substance without any consideration of other changes. everywhere in the world citizens sinking because of excessive pumping of groundwater for big cities situated on down to other factors can worsen this subsidence the ground under these regions has a natural tendency to compact in the past rivers brought new sediments to partly compensate for this subsidence dams built by man of upset this delicate balance. sometimes when we had dams put in eventually that sediment was. no longer able to get to the coals it was all being sequestered

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day showers and they do extend through malaysia down into indonesia we're seeing some heavy rain in jakarta recently that we wore that as we go on through the next few days you can see first it does look like a rather weigh day we got some rather wet weather push towards the southeastern corner of india at present with a massive cloud more welcome right pushing up across northern parts of pakistan into the northern plains of india hopefully that will help to shift the small the toxic smoke that's been plaguing the region over the past few days this nasty weather hopefully we'll see something of a temporary arrest by but i'm afraid it's never really going to be too far away was the weather will push its way through and notice some very heavy rain pushing right of the eastern side of india this coming week. there with it sponsored by cats on race. everything you do is being animal it's being weighed and measured. and it's not just i phones that's almost like things i mean most small fans of these days at the moment we are in a state of the universe which. did something that was growing that i

only ten minutes away by boat from jakarta and these villages here are drowning because of the affects of global warming i'm surprised reporting from the castle in west java. i was talking about a cool across a good policy if you're a private the next couple of days particularly western areas because we have this law in the lab which is in the process sinking further south. well the more the way of cloud rain and some lower temperatures like that every cloud that we have to the mediterranean way is coming right. well and piles of here twelve thirteen degrees celsius there for london in paris seventy seven degrees there is here and that northerly actually fading down across the bow towards that western side all for the mediterranean and into the north of africa are actually there but a wet weather system in place into central parts into a good possible further east it is generally dry but again no great shakes all the time. for athens in the clouds and the rain will make its way a little further research as we go on through sas day we'll see temperatures getting up to around ten celsius

we were also deathly afraid that someone would get on a plane and go to dakar or jakarta or johannesburgmewhere, and land in an urban setting and ebola would get totally out of control. we didn't have a plan b. >> narrator: then, in monrovia, something extraordinary happened. cases began to drop sharply. >> when we saw the numbers starting to go down, i was really worried. it was cause for more concern than jubilation because the response still seemed so inadequate that it was inconceivable that it could be successful. and of course the fear is that if people are not presenting, that they were staying at home, which means if they're staying at home, they're infecting more people, that then the curve would bounce back in a much more dramatic way, and that was the fear. >> narrator: but the drop in numbers was real. with death all around them, liberians were changing how they lived their lives. they stopped trying to nurse their sick and began to bury their dead safely. >> the entire monrovia knew ebola was real, ebola kills, ebola's gonna kill me unless i do one or two things differently.

i could well see myself singing "happy birthday" in german to tourists at a hotel bar in jakarta or bangkoktastic discovery. this is gonna stick in my head now, this song. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: chiang mai at night, and we are well on our way. to where, to what, i don't know, i don't much care. [ woman speaking thai ] >> anthony: but i do know it's time to eat. in thailand it's almost always a time to eat, oh yes, and drink. we shall be doing that too. >> andy: the inevitable ice in beer. the way to drink beer in southeast asia. >> anthony: beer you say? oh all right, in the interest of research, of course. >> andy: you got beer, you got booze, you got ice. you got some

that's a typical kind of value for the central and southern parts more big downpours coming back into jakarta thirty one celsius there on thursday more heavy showers and similar values as we go on into friday well weather increasingly wet weather will make its way back in across the philippines miss some sunshine interspersed in between we see the fair amount of warm sunshine across eastern areas of australia recently that's going to change we've got the rain now pushing out of south australia into victoria we've lost the temperatures getting up into the thirty's near the mid teens there for advice or rule change coming in here just sixteen degrees celsius twenty one in melbourne as the rain sets in for the weekend may well be getting up to around thirty in perth on thursday make the most of that because again we're going to see something of a change which is no higher than around twenty two degrees and to row twenty is once again there for melbourne and the weather does cling on this in a little bit damp weather into northern parts of new zealand recently skies are now clearing for a time bu

singapore were to kuala lumpur and the wet weather continued to drive as well little further south jakarta still in the mix here more heavy rain coming through we could see rain breaking the heat across southern parts of australia over the next couple of days the fire ban stays in place for the southeastern corner but this band of cloud and rain that will come through adelaide still getting up to around thirty celsius earlier on in the wake but back down to around twenty one degrees by wednesday heat remains in place there for melbourne at around twenty nine degrees at least for wednesday off no come thursday there is the change cooler wetter weather starts to push its way into temperatures struggling to get to around eighty degrees celsius where the southerly blow on the winds. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution to. mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through. weapon of choice. and internet look at what inspires one of the most popular comedians to make people laugh. at this time on al-jazeera. and again the top stories rescue workers in iran hav

this two—year—old was found on a bus in jakarta.you know where you put your luggage, that is where she was for 10 hours. when they found her she was traumatised to the bone. she did not eat, she did not drink, it was really difficult for us to get her going because she lost all her will to live. while rehabilitation programmes like this can get a few animals back to the wild each year they are not making a dent in the impact of the trade. over about a 20 year period where orangutans specifically were either confiscated or donated there were only seven prosecutions out of those 400 cases. so it's a huge issue. habitat destruction here as well as the pet trade continues to fuel a decline in these apes. and while this precious new family is now safe in the wild conservationists will have to fight for the future of this species. victoria gill, bbc news, westjava. time for a look at the weather... here's louise lear. changeable, but nothing too severe, probably makes up the weather this week. a soggy affair, plenty of rain, quite mild un

of them are currently proving quite a long way south so we've seen quite a few of them around java jakarta catching quite a lot and i'm towards australia you can see this system here that's giving us a lot of thunder lightning at the moment and lots of heavy rain too slowly the system will begin to lose its intensity as we head through the day on sunday things will begin to dry up here but not that will sydney only getting to around twenty three degrees towards the west also a little bit cooler for now force in perth will see twenty two. on counting the cost of venezuela in default as the oil rich country fails to pay its debt well look at what a messy financial an unraveling could mean for starving people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed plus why zimbabweans are buying bitcoins counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. also see this is the opportunity to understand the story in the very different way where they're before something happens and we don't leave. the reminders the top stories here it out to zero lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has arrived in paris two weeks after

meanwhile after jakarta's attempt to revive the lawsuit to get justice for his family today the supreme court declined to take up the case according to the associated press the u.s. court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit ruled earlier this year that the case had been properly dismissed the appeals court said taking up the case would require it to second guess the wisdom of a military action which is said courts could not review reporting in new york trinity chávez r t. c one it's one of the saddest things about this story is the fact that the a mom who was killed was actually targeted by al qaeda for preaching against them and then came out of his mosque to confront a group of militants who come to threaten him that's it's just so symbolic of our approach to the middle east as a whole here is someone who was there trying to stop it here he was coming out to say you know please stop and we don't need to see the stream has and what do we do with drought we've certainly drawn the guy drove by a lot of i mean a really good question that's a political decision in the original

in jakarta school students are taking up weapons to fight in deadly street battles . one on one east investigates this violent phenomenon. at this time on al jazeera. welcome back remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.k. prime minister's reason my house once again condemned u.s. president trunk for sharing some videos. with tensions running high after north korea's latest intercontinental ballistic missile launch russia has accused the united states of doing everything it can to provoke pyongyang. and a joint african union summit in the ivory coast as agreed a plan for the emergency evacuation from libya of refugees and migrants who are facing abuse in detention camps. syria's un mediator stuff and to mr a has held separate meetings with government and opposition delegations in geneva is the eighth round of united nations sponsored talks to end the civil war the opposition is still demanding the departure of syrian president bashar al assad but they're facing up to being significantly weakened the navy seven years of fighting on diplomatic head as a giant

precipitate some of that could get very muddy underfoot so a situation to watch heavy showers for jakarta going to circulation around the south china sea and that's going to give some heavy rain across much of this region extending across into the gulf of thailand so very wet conditions possible for kuala lumpur further so singapore at least through wednesday should be largely dry and bright with highs of twenty nine. the weather sponsored by cat time race. in syria thousands have disappeared without a trace. forcibly taken from their family right near the most terrible things used to be. this has been the invisible weapon of the syrian dictatorship for some time as the told you can be better to die continued to be surely to go to. the disappeared of syria but this time on al-jazeera. stories for the. capital damascus. people died in the attack. in the presidential election the center of the votes counted. forty five percent five points ahead of the incumbent president. declaring victory and thirteen people have been killed and injured in. the iraqi capital baghdad. markets in the area ha

asia here because a few showers across the philippines some heavy rain there further south into java jakarta that site seen some big downpours highs of thirty two. with over forty thousand people killed under his rule it took twenty five years to bring him to a court of law. but why for so long with such a brutal dictator considered an ally of the west you're reporting to the congress and to the press they were engaged to a clip just that al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president the same have a great dictator on trial but this time on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories egypt's launched a military campaign in the sinai after three hundred five people were killed in an attack on a mosque on friday president says his promise to respond with what he calls a brutal force. protests are spreading in pakistan after security forces launched an operation to clear a protest camp in the capital islamabad ride police moved in and threw tear gas canisters at the demonstrators or supporters of a religious political party. and bob his former fina

singapore's in line for a shower or two have you once possibly jakarta's just on the edge of it a good part of borneo could be dry sort of ways he's back in the wet weather as well but the concentration probably is going to be a bit further north west of particular and sinking southern thailand and of course with the northeast breeze the more dominant one now we've got this part of india particular branch where the rain could be potentially heavy but it has been there's been flooding around chennai in fact this whole southeast of india and sri lanka have had some fairly heavy rain and there is more to come this is monday's forecast and it's almost all green tuesday's similar. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. sixty seven words that spelled promise for one people but ended up a disaster for another. that led to the establishment of a jewish homeland at the expense of the palestinians one hundred years on al-jazeera world tells the story of the british declaration that changed the middle east for seeds of discord at this time. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera ives a whole

delay in projects in indonesia laos thailand and pakistan the hifi strain in indonesia connected in jakarta but the london as yet still be built because of problems with permits and land issues in pakistan insurgents attacked trades and chinese workers and in laos the train is being built amid huge controversy about the pricing although china's fast all countries will benefit from the one bout on the road initiative many conferees are wondering what they have to gain although camel caravans are a thing of the past it will take some time before a model acknowledged she is in place. as delegates meet for the cup twenty three climate summit in germany much of the focus is on ways to implement the paris climate accord and reduce greenhouse gas emissions the concrete jungles of the world's cities are huge sources of c o two emissions during part of a construction and not some architects are reverting to one of the oldest forms of building material which is cheaper faster and more sustainable. in australia. in the austrians a little they've been building houses out of wood for as long as anybody

only ten minutes away by boat from jakarta and these villages here are drowning because of the effect of global warming i'm satisfied from reporting from the past in west. had a tropical depression that left the philippines is still the most active feature surprisingly that seen from space but it's still relatively small in extent as big massive white top clouds just south of singapore of sumatra trying to touch java and that actually is the area i think we will see most of the rain sumatra peninsula malaysia maybe singapore which has been a lot of the case the last week or so at the same time about my head you see that the circulation of that little depression is more or less dissipated but it is heading for the vietnamese coast heavy showers can be expected in borneo maybe sort of way sea as seen on the western side of java in addition. now in australia things are a little bit more settled and they were still a cloud around the potential for thunderstorms exist but things are moving a little bit more slowly so you've got time for temperatures to rise or to fall steadily now and then