if you mention java activities will be from jakarta. biggest, yes, 58% of gdp and 57% of our population. but unfortunately the environment ofjava is no longer capable to support that kind of economic activity. and on the other side, outsidejava economic activity. and on the other side, outside java is economic activity. and on the other side, outsidejava is left behind compared to java. so we need to create one of the economic sources of growth. 0ther islands and kalimantan happens to be... that is borneo. so that is borneo. i must ask you about terror because, of course, we saw injakarta in 2017 a couple of terror attacks and more recently in saw a buyer. and everybody remembers the bombings in bali. that can put off investors and tourists and you rely a lot on tourism revenue, especially from bali. what can you reassure people out there and say, look, indonesia is on top of this terror problem. firstly, our police force and military have already worked cooperatively and in the full capacity to deal with potential threats at an early s

and indonesia says it could take 2 months to stop oil gushing from a broken well in the java sea. proper testers are back on the streets across sits on after 5 percent were killed on monday 4 of those who died were teenagers shot dead by security forces trying to disperse around a mater of mostly students and activists opposition leaders andrew then generals are set to hold a new round of talks but the meeting keeps getting the school is how it's cross live there it's a hip a war going hussein. capital of neighboring ethiopia and they are seeing more protests on the streets this choose day especially younger people what more can you tell us. well have at the moment there's a lot of anger on the streets and hearts on lots of condemnation due to the minute violence in the city off a low base and north korea defiant the people on the streets of harlem specifically high school students are condemning the killings of their colleagues in northbridge of time but they're also condemning the silence of you know as she finished listing forces of freedom and change now the opposition once th

these beaches are the backyards of villages along this stretch of northern java and they covered with a black layer of oil that's choking sea life and the livelihoods of local fisherman some have joined the cleanup mission a backbreaking process that's expected to take several weeks. on cleaning up the soil looks like crude oil or get paid to do this $7.00 a day. the oil is coming from a well that platform leaking into the ocean for almost 3 weeks the state energy company put in maina says it's intensified efforts to slow this spill installing high speed water skimmers to suck up fuel from the surface and a static boom to contain it sprayed i know that we care about the safety of people specially the fisherman we have coordinated with the military and police and we have patrol boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. the company's declared an emergency and brought in the experts that handled a similar spill in the gulf of mexico but they haven't to fight the currents and the wind with the oil sheen spreading more than 80 kilometers. from here but the knee

. -- java sea. these beaches are the backyard the villages along the stretch of northern java and covered with a black layer of oil joking sea life and the livelihoods of local fishermen. backbreaking process that is expected to take several weeks to clean up. oil.m cleaning up this it looks like crude oil and get paid to do this seven dollars a day. reporter: the oil is coming from a well near the platform, leaking into the ocean for three weeks. the state energy company says it has intensified efforts to slow the spill, installing high-speed water skimmers to suck up fuel. and a boom to contain the spread. >> we care about the safety of the people, especially the fisherman's. we have coordinated with the military and police and have patrolled boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. reporter: the company has declared an emergency and called on experts that handle the similar spill in the gulf of mexico but they have to fight the currents and the wind. the oil sheen sp

it's too early to say how much oil spilled here in java or count the environmental cost but people here want the leak plugged and quickly alexie o'brien al-jazeera. what you want is there with me so rob a reminder of our top stories the alleged mastermind of the september the 11th attacks in the u.s. says he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid sheikh mohammad wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle hayne is following the case from washington d.c. this offer of assistance 1st comes in this court filing it's all part of the lawsuit from the survivors and victims of 911 against the government of saudi arabia so as part of this process the lawyer said that they needed to speak with the people who are in custody accused of being a being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this file in the lawyers say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death pe

the company was able to stay under the same conditions thanks to him in java he bought the work space 460-0000 euros is among. this man makes a living for himself and his family with this shop the livelihood of the entire family depends on this shop without it he loses his livelihood. and that's pretty much socially unacceptable the state should step down that it's important to protect these small businesses but they have absolutely no protection. the millionaire believes in protecting renters. but of course he also likes a project that can turn a profit. he's hoping to get a lot out of this property the obvious tribune a. legendary berlin landmark. but it was 500000 euros quite affordable but i invested a huge amount just throwing the trash out cost a $5.00 figure sum it was for. nearly a 100 years old the obvious is widely considered the 1st motorway in the world to spectators stand for the old test track and racing circuit known as the tube you know is the 1st thing many visitors see when they drive into the german capital. the obviously being a student band and for more than 20 ye

reporter: there villages right on the water in west java.is now tainted with oil seeping from an offshore drill site. stretches moree than 80 kilometers at this coastline, affecting 11 villages. we understand the impact to the environment. that is why we are working to clean it up as much as possible. we also care about the health of the people around it. we have five teams working in five villages. we checked the health of 500 people today. reporter: environmentalists say enoughpany is not doing and that people living here are being kept in the dark about the scope's potential long-term -- the spill's long-term impact, especially the fisherman who rely on the ocean for their livelihood. >> i cannot go fishing even if i want. i would not touch anything. i would only get about one kilos to two kilos while i would usually get five or six kilos. not even enough cost for the gasoline of a vote. reporter: scraping up the oil with whatever tools they can muster. thicker.l is getting we will clean today, but there will be more tomorrow.it does not

the company was able to stay under the same conditions thanks to him in java he bought the work space 460-0000 euros is among. this man makes a living for himself and his family with this shop the livelihood of the entire family depends on this shop without it he loses his livelihood. and that's pretty much socially unacceptable the state should step down that it's important to protect these small businesses but they have absolutely no protection. in shorts. the millionaire believes in protecting renters. but of course he also likes a project that can turn a profit. he's hoping to get a lot out of this property the obvious tribune a. legendary berlin landmark. but it was 500000 euros quite affordable but i invested a huge amount just throwing the trash out cost a $5.00 figure sum it was fall. nearly 100 years old the office is widely considered the 1st motorway in the world the spectators stand for the old test track and racing circuit known as the tribune is the 1st thing many visitors see when they drive into the german capital. the obviously been a student band and for more than 20

find alternative jobs they came to keep their way of making money florence al-jazeera village east java indonesia. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines in the u.s. house of representatives. arms sales to the arabia politicians voiced concern over human rights abuses in the saudi led war against yemen president donald trump says he will veto the resolutions the president's has stepped up his attacks on 4 democrat. that congresswoman of color while addressing supporters in north carolina 800. of the crowd chants and send her back as donald trump launched into a tirade against one of the women omar wright she took representative are blaming the night. for the jersey jackson our country saying that terrorism is a reaction to our involvement in other people's affairs. she says being. u.s. service members involved in black hawk down in other words she slandered the brave americans who were drawing to keep peace in somalia. own one minimize the ship temper 11th attacks on our homeland saying some people did something and. the world health organization has declared the ball i'd break

now and in asia says it could take 2 months to shut down a well that's spewing oil into the java sea an investigation has begun into what caused the spill which began more than 2 weeks ago alexey o'brien reports. these beaches are the backyards of villages along this stretch of northern java and they covered with a black player of oil that's choking sea life and the livelihoods of local fishermen some have joined the cleanup mission a backbreaking process that's expected to take several weeks. on cleaning up the soil looks like crude oil or get paid to do this. the oil is coming from a well that platform leaking into the ocean for almost 3 weeks the state energy company put in mena says it's intensified efforts to slow this spill installing high speed water skimmers to suck up fuel from the surface and a static boom to contain it sprayed. the stuff. we care about the safety of people specially the fisherman we have coordinated with the military and police and we have patrol boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. the company's declared an emergency and

here before you to talk about the proposed ownership restructuring lease extension into frankie's java house. this was an item we brought you on february 12. i will go into more detail how this is an interesting policy question for us on our recommendation to you is predicated on thinking hard about something that isn't easily put into a policy bucket of how we would do things. at that time, the commission directed us to go negotiate a lease. we have done that with the proposed new tenant entity, they have completed their ceqa so now we are prepared to come back to you to continue with backgrounds, java house is a restaurant located at peer 40 and a half. as south beach harbor. the current lease runs through 2023, it calls for a bunch of infrastructure improvements to utilities and other things totaling three in a 46,000 dollars that has not been completed. they are delinquent in that obligation. the tenant, or actually the purchaser came to us with a proposal that was effectively purchasing the tenant, and then bringing in that new capital to work out these defaults, and then to impro

i'm florence lee in village east java indonesia where the world's plastic waste problem and the failures of the recycling system are laid bare. but also tell you about a suspected arson attack on an animation studio in japan. and in sports we'll hear what this in boxing legend had to say when his latest rival compared him to a dinosaur. now at least 9 people have been killed in a car bomb attack in southern afghanistan the bombing happened near kandahar as police headquarters to be initial blast security forces came under fire from several attackers at least 60 people have been injured and the taliban has claimed responsibility a libyan politician from the east has been kidnapped and her husband killed see her is an m.p. of the alternative parliament set up anything ghazi it's spy world khalifa haftar who is now trying to take over the capital tripoli in the west criticized have to in a t.v. interview the un backed government has accused have to us forces of kidnapping her and has demanded immediate release now the body of the turkish diplomat who was shot dead in the northern iraqi city

it's too early to say how much oil spilled here in java or count the environmental cost but people here want the leak plugged and quickly alexie o'brian al-jazeera. and 40000 liters of diesel oil has spilled off chile's southeast southern coast a mining company is being investigated over the accidents s. and on shore terminal or islands nearly 3000 kilometers science from the capsule santiago the chilean navy says favorable winds have helped contain the oil for no. obviously the clearly exists a possibility that there could be traces of fuel and other areas of the bay but the largest concentration is found in the area where the response teams are working and where most of the pumping is occurring. the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar in almost 2 years analysts warn the currency could fall further be likely he'd still be in the european union with ita deal increases its finest or boris johnson wants to negotiate a new brakes a deal with the e.u. leaders and is refusing to meet them until they open the existing agreements. millions of dollars worth of goods

of this she has been coughing for 2 days now they village is right on the water and carolan on west java water that's now tank with oil seeping from an offshore drill size the black slabs now stretches more than icy kilometers up this coastline affecting 11 villages. we understand the impact to the environment that's why we're working to clean it up as much as possible we also care about the health of the people around it we have 5 teams working in 5 villages we've checked the health of 500 people today environmentalists say the state energy company person maina isn't doing enough and that people living here are being kept in the dock about the spill's potential long term impacts especially the fisherman who rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. allow it i can't go fishing even if i want to i wouldn't catch anything i would only get about $1.00 to $2.00 kilos while usually i get $5.00 to $6.00 kilos for what not even the cost of enough gas a lane for the part some fishermen have joined the cleanup effort soaking. and scraping up the oil. with whatever tools they can muster. the oil is

now to $100.00 german must reads our continuing series about java books which are translated into english the all for the big it fun debate wrote the muscle feast in 2013 it immediately started winning prizes and after it was translated it also made it on to the independent foreign fiction prize short list that surprised made with the man booker anyway mole from man david levitz who has been flexing his muscles literally. you want to see my muscles. now or not muscles muscles self for kilos of muscles washing cooking and eating. a mom and her 2 kids are preparing a family dinner fresh mussels that's the starting point of being a good friend of because novel the muscle feast ready ready ready ready ready. actually the only person in the family who even likes muscles isn't there yet emotionally and physically abusive. while the other 3 wait for this tyrant to get home we get a glimpse behind those post-war german families picture perfect the side. why in this world there is everything have to keep going on why can't it stop i think is going on and on should stop and my brother added yes esp

ahead on auxerre indonesia says it could take 2 months to stop oil gushing from a broken well in the java sea. afghan seek to preserve what's left of a cultural legacy that was decimated under taliban rule. and one of the world's most famous footballers is told his rape case is dropped peter will have the details in sport. hello it's the east inside the united states i would say most of the weather this line of cloud is bringing with us a line of rain thunderstorms some of those quite heavy at times is taking its time working its way eastwards and in fact ahead of this storm system up to the northeast we have actually got some above average temperatures are some heat advisories in effect for the phone all of these but it will be probably rather wet day wednesday in new york 30 degrees celsius some scattered thunderstorms into d.c. with a have so if you want to see that rain train right there down into the southeast so similar story across in atlanta and then los angeles not bad on wednesday 28 degrees celsius we've had some fog that should certainly by thursday quite cloudy as you can see

instead of bombs i mean drugs gun coffee a coffee shop a job jakarta and indonesia's main island of java he employs former militants he says giving them a job is giving them a sense of purpose and that is key to preventing the bigger radical i get and the others are doing when they are released from prison after one or 2 months they are arrested again and then again it is to prevent them we need to understand what their needs are they need work they need friends. hundreds of indonesians have joined extremist groups or have gone to places such as syria to join the islamic state the government is struggling with how to deal with former militants who want to return to normal life indonesia's taking a soft approach to do radicalization combining law enforcement with reintegration programs that focus on skills training and support i mean has been working with the local authorities to help former fighters who want to start over some money is one of them he wants join the eastern indonesia mujahideen an extremist group affiliated with islamic state. and he a bit i feel we are old brothers we so

india says that he was an indian navy officer he retired and then started his own business at iran's java har airport so well that's the difference between the 2 countries but otherwise he is a normal guy you have a family in mumbai and i think to children and so the lawyer representing pakistan at court had said that india is playing political theater here i imagine these 2 countries have never had really good relations has deep proceedings made it even worse when you have to understand pakistan's reaction in the within a certain context but the thing is that pakistan has always been represented in the international stage and also in the south asian stage as a country that harbors terrorists now this is one occasion pakistan can say that india is also promoting terrorist activities in its balochistan reis region so i mean in that context if you understand sparks that i understand pakistan statement . you realize why they're saying it like that but what was the other part of your question them well 1 in terms of the relationship between the 2 countries well i don't know if it really makes

. >>> coffee drinkers may have to pay more for the cup of java to go. they want to charge customers for using disposable cups. they want to encourage reusable coffee cups. >> the castro coffee company is serving up coffee in this neighborhood for more than three decades. java served up piping hot or ice cold all day long at this long time establishment. >> we have a little seating outside. locals like to come and congregate, see each other and chat about the daily routines or whatever is going on in life. >> reporter: you will see no shortage of customers using disposeable cups. the supervisor thinks an additional cost of 25 cents should be added to the purchase when using disposeable cups to minimize waste. >> there are some that would do it. >> if it would cut down on the use stage i would be for it. >> reporter: it would encourage people to bring their own reusable coffee mugs instead. >> i care about the environment. >> reporter: but the owner says the extra charge would not benefit customers. >> why charge them 25 cents more for a cup. it becomes a

now iran has vowed to continue exporting oil under any conditions foreign minister java diary made the comments to his british counterpart following the seizure of an iranian oil tanker after all to last week the u.k. says it's willing to facilitate the release of a vessel if iran can guarantee the ship won't go to syria exports to syria would be in violation of ease sanctions tehran maintains the oil has had a twin legal destination probably talent's has more from london. so was signed on saturday that the rising tensions of the last week between iran and the united kingdom might have pete and now be starting to calm down a phone conversation between the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt and his iranian counterpart mohammed reef let's listen now to jeremy hunt's describe what happened in this phone call our concern has always been the destination of the tanker and the fact that it was taking oil to syria not the origin of the oil and i said that if we could receive sufficient guarantees that that tanker was not headed for syria then we would be able to resolve the situation follow

she also implemented an online cup of java to go. le housing. a supervisor wants coffee shops to charge customers for using the disposable cups. the idea is to cut down on waste and encourage the use of reusable coffee cups. new at 6:00, andre senior joins us live and the city to explain how the plan would work. andre? >> reporter: julie, san francisco has been trying to become environmentally friendly for years and that involves this time, coffee cups and while some applaud the idea, something he comes at too high of a cost. the castro coffee company has been serving coffee in this popular neighborhood in san francisco for more than 3 decades. java, served up piping hot or iced cold, all day long. >> we have a little seating outside and locals like to come. >> reporter: -- >> they see each other and chat. >> reporter: just like any coffee shop, you will see no shortage of customers using disposable cups. san francisco supervisor, aaron peskin things an additional cost of $.25 should be added to the purchase and using disposable cups to minimize

energy firm says it will take about 2 months to shut down a well that's spewing oil and then to the java sea and investigations began and what caused the spill which began more than 2 weeks ago alexia brian reports. these beaches are the backyards of villages along this stretch of northern java and they're covered with a black player of oil that's choking sea life and the livelihoods of local fisherman some have joined the cleanup mission a backbreaking process that's expected to take several weeks. on cleaning up the soil looks like crude oil we get paid to do this $7.00 a day. the oil is coming from a well that platform leaking into the ocean for almost 3 weeks the state energy company put him anuses its intensified efforts to slow this spill installing high speed water skimmers to suck up fuel from the surface and a static boom to contain it sprayed. the stuff. we care about the safety of people specially the fisherman we have coordinated with the military and police and we have patrol boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. the company's declared an eme

just 11 minutes after take—off, lion air flight 610 crashed into the java sea at more than 500mph.189 victims. so many families broken by grief. translation: the one thing that surprised me about him — he has a foster child. an orphan. he was taking care of them. i just found out lately, after he passed away. translation: i miss him all the time. he always hugged me and gave me a kiss. not any more. ijust thought, did he suffer? even just a little wound would be painful. but he was destroyed. to understand the crash, you have to go back in time. boeing is an iconic american company. it's been making safe aircraft for more than a century. the 737 took to the skies 50 years ago. it is the biggest—selling passengerjet of all time. you've probably flown on one for your holidays. but, by 2011, boeing urgently needed a replacement to keep up with more fuel—efficient competitors. boeing decided against developing a whole new plane. instead, they put bigger, more modern engines on the old airframe. the boeing 737 max was born. it was an instant success. the max has become boeing's fastest—

lanzador tayler hallado muerto el lunes en la habitaciÓn del hotel de houston donde el equipo se a lo java de la dÉcada que ayer fue visible de varios lugares de sudamÉrica, uno de estos lugares fue el desierto de atacama en chile al que se acercaron miles de turistas, astrÓnomos y aficionados para ver el eclipse. >> habrÁ que esperar hasta diciembre 2020 para ver el prÓximo, un espectÁculo visual. >> el trabajo constante y afÁn de superaciÓn pueden convertir los sueÑos en una realidad, eso mismo le ha pasado a una joven latina que vive en chicago y que acaba de conseguir una beca para estudiar en una universidad de california, su ejemplo sirve de inspiraciÓn muy muchos, marÍa elena nos cuenta su historia. >> con el corazÓn y la mente >> ya estas empacando pensandoÉ? >> sÍ, yaimpiando mi clÓset. >> consiguiÓ una beca que le permitirÁ estudiar ciencias polÍticas disciplina que despuÉs podrÁ utilizar para convertirse en abogada. >> ver cÓmo estÁn tratando a la gente me da mucho coraje. >> lograr entrar a una de las universidades mÁs prestigiosas del paÍs y obtener una beca siendo indocumenta

not impose sanctions on iran's foreign minister java zarif last month the treasury secretary had said he would be blacklisted and other world news sudan's transitional military council says it's foiled an attempted coup the council says it was carried out by a group of serving and retired officers and that 16 people are being held they've been told that a power sharing agreement with the forces of freedom and change would be signed on thursday that did not happen earlier local one we are known for this failed coup attempt which was planned for this sensitive time ahead of the reached political deal between the t.n.c. and the f.f.c. we saw the dangers which threaten the safety and security of the nation by a group who oppose and refused to honor the demands of the people and the wishes of the military council the rapid support forces the police force and the security apparatus to see the change in this country based on discussions and not by coups it would have led to destruction and prevent the country from thriving honorable citizens the t.n.c. invites you along with the r s f the po

of this she has been coughing for 2 days now they village is right on the water and carolan on with java water that's now tank with oil seeping from an offshore drill size the black slabs now stretches more than icy kilometers up this coastline affecting 11 villages. we understand the impact to the environment that's why we're working to clean it up as much as possible we also care about the health of the people around it we have 5 teams working in 5 villages we've checked the health of 500 people today environmentalists say this energy company person maina isn't doing enough and that people living here are being kept in the dock about the spill's potential long term impacts especially the fisherman who rely on the ocean for their livelihoods. allow it i can go fishing even if i want to i wouldn't catch anything i would only get about $1.00 to $2.00 kilos well usually i get $5.00 to $6.00 kilos for what not even the cost of enough guess elaine for the part some fishermen have joined the cleanup effort soaking. and scraping up the oil. with whatever tools they can muster. the oil is getti

conversation between the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt and his iranian counterpart mohammed java is the reef let's listen now to jeremy hunt's describe what happened in this phone call our concern has always been the destination of the tanker and the fact that it was taking oil to syria not the origin of the oil and i said that if we could receive sufficient guarantees that that tanker was not headed for syria then we would be able to resolve the situation following of course due process in the gibraltar courts it was a constructive call for mr zarif reassured me that iran too wanted to resolve the situation and i've also spoken to the chief minister of japan also fabian picardo and they are working very closely with us to try and resolve the situation so what does this mean well at least it shows that finally there is a bit of diplomacy going on after a week ago these 2 countries essentially shouting at each other and tensions getting higher and higher following the detention of the grace one of the iranian oil supertanker iran essentially said to the united kingdom that there w

may i introduce you to the ambassador of java? oh, thank you. because, after all, what is a travel mug and boom, our next promotional giveaway. -wow. -mm-hmm. throw on a black turtleneck and some mom jeans, it's like i'm married to steve jobs. i did hear you banging out e-mails till all hours last night, so the cucumbers in the sandwich can be repurposed as lunchtime crow's-feet refreshers. thank you. don't forget we've got drinks later. right. any specific joke areas i should stay away from? oh, no, don't worry about it. it's mostly just me and the guys talking business. hey, you using those spin classes i got you? yeah. i went twice last week. you can't tell? sure i can. the best part about taking over my dad's company -- i am now a powerful white male, and i love it. i totally get now why we don't want anyone else to have what we have. honey, before i take off for work, i saw this and i thought of you.

java served up piping hot or ice cold all day long at this longtime establishment. >> we have a little outside and locals like to come, congregate, see each other, and chat about their daily routines or whatever is going on in life. >> reporter: you'll see no shortage of customers using disposable cups. san francisco's supervisor aaron peskin thinks an additional of 25 cents should be added to minimize waste. >> there are some people who are going to do it. >> if it would cut down on usage, i'd be for it. >> reporter: the supervisor believes it would encourage people to bring reusable mugs instead. >> i understand we care about the environment. i care about the environment. >> reporter: but the owner of the coffee company says the extra charge would not benefit customers. >> why you want to charge them 25 crepts more? it's a burden. >> reporter: in san francisco they already pay a 10 centoval 5 cents. berkeley made a similar move forcing restaurant, cafes, and other businesses to charge customers 25 cents for each disposable cup. customers at castro coffee are split. >> anything compos

>> java. >> i thought you said gava. >> see, stop. >> i'm like, wait what? names are important for children. >> yes. >> i'm actually surprised they were allowed to name their child google. >> you would have thought they'd have it copyrighted or something. >> maybe in the u.s. that might be a harder -- >> oh, you think? does the copyright impact what you can name your kids? >> sometimes i think it does. >> wait what? >> yeah, exactly. like you can't just name your child the pi sign or something like that. right? how about this, this will also make you say, wait, what? a ft. worth photographer is going off on a wedding guest because the wedding guest ruined the perfect shot. the bride and the groom come down the aisle there in north texas. hannah stanley shared photos of the bride and said, look. just went off. hey, are you going to print this out? save it? look at it every day? no. stanley says, suggests that just sit back, enjoy the wedding, put down the phone. because the professional photographer is there. >> is paid a lot of money to do it and your facebo

and in asia says it could take 2 months to stop oil gushing from a broken well in the java sea. and in sport another twist in the gender pay dispute that's dominating football in the united states peter will have all of that. irish prime minister leo rudd carr has told his british counterpart they'll be no budging on drugs at so-called irish backstop until a satisfactory alternative is found the backstop has derailed negotiations it's intended to be a last resort to maintain a seamless border on the iron on the island that is if there's no deal the use insisted it has to be included in any deal but british prime minister boris johnson has stressed it must be removed and the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the dollar in almost 2 and a half years economists warn the sterling could fall further as the likelihood of the u.k. leaving the european union without a deal increases or minister boris johnson wants a new brics to deal with the leaders and is refusing to meet them until they agree to read negotiate jonah hall joins us now from london so this devaluation

highlighting the problems in the global recycling system for until we report from bangun village in east java this used to be mostly paddy fields but rubbish which has been dumped here for almost 40 years dominates the landscape villages here don't mind in fact they welcome it. this used to be a poor area i couldn't even afford to go to school but with this trash i could put my 3 children through school my oldest is getting a ph d. . like many others give man makes a living from sorting through the waste. this is rubbish that's already been sorted most of it comes from a paper recycling factory in the village and what's dumped here is mostly scraps and you find broken bits of plastic bags of food wrappers sometimes even clothes. villages also by waste from paper recycling factories. there's relatively valuable stuff to be salvaged such as plastic bottles and drinks cans even plastic bags have resale value. by some factories which make tofu. as a cheap alternative to firewood to environmentalists worrying developments. our investigation conducted since 2017 shows that contamination from place

paper but it was found to be contaminated with lots of other waste thrown through reports from east java it's highlighting problems with the global recycling system this used to be mostly paddy fields but rubbish which has been dumped here for almost 40 years dominates the landscape villages here don't mind in fact they welcome it. this used to be a poor area i couldn't even afford to go to school but with this trash i could put my 3 children through school my oldest is getting a ph d. . like many others give man makes a living from sorting through the waste this is rubbish that's already been sorted most of it comes from a paper recycling factory in the village and what's dumped here is mostly scraps and you find broken bits of plastic bags of food wrappers sometimes even clothes. villages also by waste from paper recycling factories. there's relatively valuable stuff to be salvaged such as plastic bottles and drinks can. even plastic bags have resale value. burned by some factories which make tofu. as a cheap alternative to firewood to environmentalists these are worrying developments.

thunderstorm regime at least for monday may not be for tuesday so the way i see is dry most of borneo java fairly dry it's not so for all of sumatra again for singapore and kuala lumpur thunderstorms seem reasonably likely and the philippines almost disappeared developing wet area still active winter weather throughout the south australia particularly tasmania and victoria as you can see you need get an idea of the winter. actions not going to be warm up to 11 which is an increase in hobart but overcast and probably wet mostly sunshine i think in melbourne but the chilly years got up as far north as brisbane the britain slightly warmer 20 than was the case yes they person ninety's about the same but you are this gentle breeze out of the interior at the coast of queens in the potential for want to showers is there but unsurprisingly you're still in the wintry weather in tasmania but surprisingly was southwesterly wind it's 213 degrees in hobart.

commitments to the nuclear deal unless europe does more to protect the agreement from minister mohammad java doris wants the remaining signatories to shield iran from u.s. sanctions and allow it to sell oil to iran has already begun rolling back some commitments by breaking a limit on enriched uranium agreed the 2015 of course. the british prime minister boris johnson's in northern ireland to discuss the brics it with political leaders continues a tour of the united kingdom discussing discussions are expected to center on the so-called irish backstop a contentious point of trees a maze failed brit's deal designed to avoid a hard border with ireland i expect it may come up a little bit rule that out i think the crucial thing to stress is that i attach. to the letter the spirit of the belfast agreement that will be all that. the ideological divide amongst democrats in the us has been laid bare during the 2nd round of presidential debates for the party's nominee publicly funded health care was a key issue with some heated exchanges between the parties progressive and centrist candidates those w