what are the issues as we look towards the post jokowi form era ?inda: well circuits about reforms and about continuing with his policies. remember in the last 10 years of jokowi's administration, he has brought stability. stability to the economy. . it has grown on average about 5% . he has managed to attract a lot of foreign direct investment. last year alone, he attracted $50 billion a quarter of which went to nickel downstreaming, if hurley for the ev sector. he has built more in infrastructure than all the presidents before him put together. now what investors want to see is continually. the three candidates broadly have promised to continue with his policies with tweaks here and there, but what investors want to see is jokowi 2.0. better implementation and better jobs being created. remember we had an explosion of a furnace recently which became a flashpoint for the people out how despite investments pouring into the country, jobs are not there. so whoever wins will have to ensure that better jobs are created and that growth can get to the 7%

how has jokowi become so powerful and how he is he likely to continue to play a role?> if you remember, you interviewed president jokowi last year and you asked what are your plans after you step down in october? he was like i want to spend more time with my family, play a bigger role in the environment. he also said plans might change. i do think his plans have changed. what you saw in the presidential election yesterday is number one, the jokowi outsized influence. i think it answered a lot of the critics questions that he is in bigger than his ruling party. for years the ruling party has mocked him. they have questioned that he would not be where he was without them. but he showed and also his contribution to the votes to prabowo, he secured close to 60%, that was higher than jokowi got in the last two victories when he won the presidency. it also shows that indonesians want to the path that they are on right now, more pragmatic, more focused on economic growth, less instability. and because prabowo promised he will continue the jokowi policies, it will not be a mas

_ coalition partners, including jokowi's son, so i think this is something _ jokowi's son, so i thinkhave to wait and see over the next few months as there _ see over the next few months as there is— see over the next few months as there is the _ see over the next few months as there is the transition from presidentjokowi to the there is the transition from president jokowi to the next president. ifi president jokowi to the next president-— president jokowi to the next president. . ., , , ., president. if i could 'ust get your cuick president. if i could 'ust get your quick thoughts _ president. if i could 'ust get your quick thoughts on _ president. if i could just get your quick thoughts on what - president. if i could just get your quick thoughts on what the - president. if i could just get your| quick thoughts on what the youth vote has meant? we know 50% of the electorate are under 40 and that prabowo had a very aggressive social media campaign to attract young voters. , , ., , , media campaign to attract young voters. , i. , , .,, voters. yes, the youth seemingly has backed prab

and for president jokowi i to govern, he had to bring these people in.ans we've had ten years of constant - political compromises. it's allowed president jokowi to push through his - developmental agenda. indonesia has much betterj infrastructure today than it had ten years ago, but it hasi also meant a lot of corruption has persisted, the same i powerful figures are there at the top. it's what's been described as . an opposition—less government. and this is a trade—off thati i think indonesians are kind of toying with at the moment. they've got stability, they've got growth, i there was very little political conflict, which can get very. violent in this country if it gets out of hand. | but you also see very little . accountability and quite a lot of erosion of the sort - of freedoms that were won when suharto was turfed out 25 years ago. - another election now, and a very different one. pakistan is a country which has spent decades, on and off, under military rule, and no elected government has ever been allowed to run its full course. now pakistan's l

do you see jokowi as a threat to democracy? the word may be big, strong, but, yes.been struggling to match the momentum of the prabowo campaign that indonesia has such a lively and well—regarded democracy after only 25 years is an impressive achievement. but no one is quite sure which way it will go after this election. a reminder of the breaking news, president biden defending his competence after his memory was question by the special counsel after an investigation. thank you for watching. hello there. a wide range of temperatures on thursday with mild air towards the south, much colder feeling airfurther north. there was some snow, particularly over the peak district and over the pennines too — here's hebden bridge in west yorkshire. most of the snow came over the high ground. but misty, mild conditions further south. plenty of heavy rain, too. you can see that on the radar picturejust piling into the south of england and south wales earlier on through the night. lots of flood alerts in place here. there's the snowfall further north, most of it over the higher gr

last days of the campaign, there's been a flurry of online debates highlighting the dangers of a jokowiokowi as a threat to democracy? yes. the word may be big, strong, but, yes. even though he's so popular, he's got such a great reputation. democracy has nothing to do with the popularity. rival parties have been struggling to match the momentum of the prabowo campaign that indonesia has such a lively and well—regarded democracy after only 25 years is an impressive achievement. but no one is quite sure which way it will go after this election. jonathan head, bbc news, jakarta. it's lunar new year this weekend and millions of people in china are on the move as they head to their hometowns to celebrate with theirfamilies. 0ur china correspondent, laura bicker, has been speaking to people in beijing about their hopes ahead. some new year wishes need spiritual intervention. many young people in beijing come to the lama temple to pray for a job. a slowing economy means millions of graduates are out of work. this dragon year, they're clinging to the hope that will change, as well as dressing

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last days of the campaign, there's been a flurry of online debates highlighting the dangers of a jokowis. the word may be big, strong, but, yes. even though he's so popular, he's got such a great reputation. democracy has nothing to do with the popularity. rival parties have been struggling to match the momentum of the prabowo campaign that indonesia has such a lively and well—regarded democracy after only 25 years is an impressive achievement. but no one is quite sure which way it will go after this election. jonathan head, bbc news, jakarta. uk 0pposition leader sir keir starmer has confirmed that labour is ditching a pledge to spend 28 billion pounds a year on environmental projects if it wins the general election. sir keir said he had no choice — claiming the policy was no longer affordable because the conservative party had crashed the economy. enviromental groups have criticised the move as "short sighted". prime minister rishi sunak said the labour leader "has confirmed he doesn't have a plan for britain". sir keirsaid all the green plans announced so far by labour — including mo

remaining majority of indonesians support the parting. support the course pursued by previous president jokowiobvious. but here americans are trying with all their might, firstly, to give this anees basvidan additional popularity. and in the future, give him the opportunity to influence the decisions that will be made in the indian parliament. well, another example of how the united states absolutely uses any force in order to achieve its results. we already said this, this is yanma. where did they even place their bets on... so to speak, semi-wild tribes, gave them money, gave them weapons and said: let's attack, block roads and so to speak, act as the main striking force against the absolutely legal and legitimate, that is, these are possible, but the houthis are not, well, of course, what are you talking about, this is this, of course, this is the double, this here is a double truth, double, but they said, by the way, we prohibit the passage of american british ships in the red sea. you see, then in the same thailand, they are pursuing a different policy there because they put a lot of pres

will president jokowi with presidency he has all the power.don't know. some of the parties _ influence? i don't know. some of the parties backing the defeated candidates are very big in the parliament that is also being elected _ parliament that is also being elected today. if prabowo becomes president _ elected today. if prabowo becomes president he may need their support, there will— president he may need their support, there will be a lot of wheeling and dealing _ there will be a lot of wheeling and dealing to — there will be a lot of wheeling and dealing to decide the complexion of the next _ dealing to decide the complexion of the next government. i think a lot of indonesians will wonder if they will continue to have what they have had under _ will continue to have what they have had underjokowi, a government where everyone _ had underjokowi, a government where everyone is— had underjokowi, a government where everyone is brought into the tent, lots of— everyone is brought into the tent, lots of positions handed out, suspicion _ lots of po

last days of the campaign, there's been a flurry of online debates highlighting the dangers of a jokowi though he's so popular, he's got such a great reputation. democracy has nothing to do with the popularity. rival parties have been struggling to match the momentum of the prabowo campaign. that indonesia has such a lively and well—regarded democracy after only 25 years is an impressive achievement. but no one is quite sure which way it will go after this election. jonathan head, bbc news, jakarta. a state of emergency is in place in reykjanes peninsula after the volcano that erupted for the third time since december. it started shooting lover 80 metres into the air on thursday. it has dissipated today but still has caused significant damages. the images are extraordinary. rates have been destroyed and pipelines broken, cutting off hot water to part of the peninsula which is suffering freezing temperatures at the moment. schools, kindergartens, museums and other public institutions in the region are close today. it is hoped that the hot water will be restored within hours. there is a c

when jokowi came to power, he was the first non-elite, nonmilitary from a political dynasty.et he was leaving a legacy of political dynasty. >> how times have changed. we were out in 2014. haslinda: don't date us. >> but as we were talking about, it was a real sense of such momentous occasion in indonesia. someone who is not from a prominent fount many -- family, military background, someone like him couldn't make it as president. so many turned to me and said if he can do it, we can do it. he brought a real sense of hope and belonging to people. i've not yet found a sense of betrayal as we were talking about. look at his approval ratings, they are really high. i think politicians would want an 80% approval rating. this particular issue with his son has definitely damaged him. we will have to wait for the results to come through to see how much it has really damaged. haslinda: stability has returned, there is growth. jobs for the most part. the un-implement rate is low at about 5%. our columnist there. we are counting down to the end of the election period. all within a seven

a bertha like conspiracy theory about the ethnic origins of his rival widodo, known popularly as jokowi was seen at the time of his election in 2014 as a democratic reformer. he was a common man who worked his way out of the slums and rode to victory. not on corrupt machine politics but on a network of impassioned grassroots volunteers. in 2014, he made the cover of time which called him a force for democracy. and he ruled as a pragmatic, technocratic, delivering governance to a country that desperately needed both it's hard to overstate the significance of gioco is election. he was indonesia's first president who didn't come from it's entrenched political class. his rise made indonesia of fortunate exception, among other large middle-income nations from turkey to brazil, to india in those countries, right-wing populists have won elections and undermine democratic institutions and norms so does the strong man propose election signify that indonesia is joining their ranks fallen prey to democracies, news threat actually know, propose election is evidence of the countries are coming to de

michael jokowi says he's already performed 15 surgeries with mira during clinical trials on human patients. here on earth. but he's never had to contend with zero gravity or a time delay of about half a second, split second during a half a second is going to be significant. so this was a big challenge. you can see a left-hand with a grasp and a right hand with a pair of scissors. and we use rubber bands here to simulate surgical tissue. >> so you could think of those rubber bands is perhaps blood vessels are tendons, are other connective tissue that has elasticity the two were able to grab hold of the rubber bands and then take the scissors and just to basically to cut them >> all right. i'm going small rubber band that great to be for surgery >> now, in addition to someday being able to perform remote surgeries on people in space, they also want to use this type of technology here on earth someday in places where it's not always easy to get a surgeon. phil and poppy think places like really remote rural areas, or maybe even war zones that is such a good point that was absolutely fascinati

let's bring in criminal defense attorney and cnn legal analyst, joey jackson, jokowi. good morning. wonderful to see you. this was a pretty astonishing, i'm look, there's not cameras in every courtroom, right? we don't often get i see something like this. i was glued to it to be perfectly honest. what did you make of it >> yeah. kasie, good morning to you. it was an embarrassing distraction at the end of the day and certainly we learned a lot about where she hides a money at our house and about believes that about her knowledge of continents and about what a man thinks that relationship tip ends. and when a woman, woman thanks or relationship ends. and when did it ended, cetera. but i think at the end of the day, the question kasie becomes, did it legally move the ball forward to potentially disqualifying her and her team from the prosecution. what, if any, material effect did it have upon that prosecution? and i just did not see anything there friends, so she says she wasn't on trial for that day yesterday. kasie, she was. but at the end of the day, you have to ask yourself, was th

let's bring in cnn legal analyst, joey jackson jokowi. its good to see you. like, can you talk us through the actual like what's allowed under the law here. and then i want to ask you, i mean, this is obviously got a lot of politics in it, but is arizona allowed to do this? and why? >> oh, the law kasie right. makes him put the politics because your look, the reality is, is that weapon she does not want or feel comfortable or wants to play politics with the issue. legally speaking, you're required to to extradite. now, extra dieting. what is that mean? it means that one state makes a request because that state, this in this instance, new york, based upon a murder committed and alleged that he committed it. the defendant that you showed earlier, the extra require the person to be sent by the requesting jurisdiction. that's just the law. you can have hearings about it. you can make a big show about it, but the reality is that man right there in the event is probable cause to believe that there was criminality. you're coming back to new york, regardless, or irre