>> we are in our human rainbow bet is being mutilated by the official indonesia and suppressed on the sound power before the scholars and the most shining beauty in this rain of. this has been done and through which the county of women and others. this is some sort of family amine nisha -- amnisia to prohibit and to see our possible duty and possible great mess. and so in this sense i think i write or tried to write the discovery of the human rainbow regarding the memory of a lot of women and all of black people and the indians and so many excluded from this world and some are important. in my reading today i told to stories which are a very good examples of this but there are also a lot of other stories. [inaudible] which isn't line but they included it in the book. it is a poem by a great poet from i think it is senegal. let me see where is eight. it's not mine but it's so beautiful lace all the crime -- >> [inaudible] >> what page? >> 253? >> 53. >> 53. [inaudible conversations] >> 63. >> yes, no -- 263%. [laughter] not 63, 263. [laughter] so why was not so inefficient. finally i e

. >>> we have new video into our newsroom from indonesia. officials 30 inmates escaped after a riot broke out in the western part of that country. it began with a group of inmates staged a protest. the head of the prison told local media they assaulted a prison officer and set fire to the prison. the prison has a capacity of 300 inmates but is believed to be holding about 800. this is the third jailbreak in indonesia this year. >>> egypt remains on edge tonight after days of bloody protests ahead the military says further violence will not be tolerated. clashes have left nearly 900 people dead. egyptian officials say today security forces fired tear gas at a prison truck in an attempt to free a prison officer, killing at least 36 suspects. in the bay area people gathered to rally at the u.n. plaza not far from city hall. they are against the military coup and the military crack down. they demanded that the u.s. suspend its support of the military. >> the theme that unifies everyone here today and what the call for this day was, is to stand up for huma

a gray start >> new this morning at least six people have died after a volcano erupted in indonesia. officialssh more than 6500 feet into the air. nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated from the area it sits along the ring of fire. a series of fault lines. >>> at the top of the hour the president is scheduled to speak to disabled veterans in florida and then go for a week long summer vacationful before he left washington he held his first news conference in three months. he addressed russian relations, budget battles and funding the affordable care act. many questions focused on revelations about government domestic spying programs. >> others around the world i want to make clear once again that america is not interested in spying on normal people >> he outlined a four point reform plan to help privacy concerns. he said he will work with congress to change parts of the patriot act. he said he will also review the court that grants permission to review data. they will appoint an officer to oversee safe guards and he will appoint a panel of outside experts to review united states communications

officials from australia and 13 other nations took part. they included representatives from countries such as afghanistan and sri lanka. indonesia is the main transit hub for people trying to reach australia. >> we seek to see the involvement of individuals and others in the people smuggling or human trafficking network. this is very much a concern to the government. >> it is not enough for each country to simply in their own nation be communicating their policies. it's also important up and down the pipeline of people smuggling operations for to be communicated and communicated loudly. >> the australian government has said that anyone who arrives illegally by boat will be sent to the pacific island nation of naru for processing and resettlement if their refugee claims are accepted. more than 80 rohingya detainees escaped. ap reports the escapees cut through cell bars and cuffs. police have been searching for the men in nearby forests. many asylum seekers are being detained after arriving by boat. myanmar has experienced violence between muslim rohingya and the buddhist majority. hundreds of detainees last month staged protest a

officials from australia and 13 other nations took part. they included representatives from countries such as afghanistan and sri lanka, where many asylum seekers come from. indonesia is the main transit hub for people trying to reach australia. >> with respect to individuals and others in the people smuggling or human trafficking network, this is very much a concern to the international government. >> it is not enough for each country to simply in their own nation to be communicating their policies. it's also important up and down the pipeline of people smuggling operations for the policies of different nations to be communicated and for them to be communicated loudly. >> more than 18,000 asylum seekers have arrived in australia so far this year. the australian government has said anyone who arrives illegally by boat will be sent to new guinea for processing and resettlement if their refugee claims are accepted. >>> bank of japan governor has reiterated it's important for the government to regain fiscal health. he spoke to nhk in his first exclusive interview with the media since he took office in march. karuda said a consumption tax hike scheduled to go into effe

officials said they were gratified by the jury's finding. goldman sachs settled the case in 2010 by agreeing to pay $550 million to investors. it reached that settlement without admitting any wrong doing. >>> indonesia'steady economic growth may be coming to an end. the latest statistics show the expansion stayed at the 5% level. that hasn't happened in nearly three years. spokespersons with indonesia's statistics bureau said gdp grew 5.8% in the latest quarter from a year earlier. that's the first 5% level growth since the third quarter of 2010. the spokespersons say domestic demand remains solid. but they point out experts of commodities such as coal, slowed down. analysts are concerned about the indonesian economy. they say the country's currency has been weakening, pushing up the index 8.6% in july. >>> a singer in china is spreading our music through modern technology. she draws on her ethnic roots to write her songs. ♪ >> sheives in beijing where she's striving to become a professional singer. she's a member of an ethnic minority known as member. her how mametown is sa small vie in the autonomous region. her songs are inspired by local songs and further experiences living in a huge city. >> tran

a country like indonesia, a moslem country that has been the site of numerous terrorist attacks, it is also anomalous. so, i think that what we will see is the national security officialsthe state department, the pentagon, the intelligence agencies, really doubling down and taking a close look at what is going on throughout this broad swath of the year for the discovered by this. host: the president this past week, meeting with the president of yemen in the oval office. that seems to be the key target at the moment, or the key source of questions from intelligence officials? >> that is correct. this the u.s. has closed broad array of embassies, some european countries, the british, the french, the germans, notably have identified yemen as not only the possible source of the attack, but also the possible location. broader not issued a warning to their people. for getting up early on this sunday for the latest on this story. we appreciate your time. caller: thank you. host: in 17 countries, more than 20 embassies have been closed. 202-585--- for republicans, 202-585-3881. for democrats, 202-585-3880. for independents, 202-585-3882. if you are watching from outside the un

indonesia. this island shot ash and rock into the sky and on to a beach nearby where we know two children were among those killed. the volcano's been rumbling, though, for months and officials area have gotten used to it and ignored evacuation orders. we'll keep you posted on that. brianna, over to you. >>> all right, christi, let's go "around the world" now, first to spain, where authorities say they have busted a human trafficking ring that spanned nearly the entire globe, and cnn's al goodman is in madrid with that. al? >> reporter: a game that smuggled chinese citizens into the united states and europe, sometimes forcing them to work as prostitutes, has been busted. there have been 75 arrests in spain and france, authorities say. the trafficking ring was based in and directed from china, but the two suspected ringleaders for europe were taken out in this operation in barcelona. the smugglers charged chinese citizens up to $66,000 for forged passports and a perilous journey abroad. back to you, brianna. >> thank you, al. >>> and now to egypt, where supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi are refusing to leave the streets, despite repeated warnings. cnn's arwa damon

official. media would cover it because the president and secretary of state talked about it and the immediate use should heave covered itself but in the case of indonesia invading east timor, he was an ally of the united states 0, whether it was ford and carter and reagan and bush and clinton, they did not talk about the atrocities in timor so we went to east timor to do our job as journalist to go to where the silence is, and what we found there was a real hell on earth. november 12, 1991, they occupied, and killed a third of the population, and on that morning, the people went to church to the catholic church, most of the country is catholic, it had been occupied by portugal for many centuries actually. and they went to the church that flagship church in the capital of east timor, 300 miles above australia, and they, after the church, went out into the street and in an unheard of demonstration, because in indonesian occupied timor they did not allow freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly. but two weeks before, right after we arrived, the indonesian military surrounded the church and they had killed the young man in the church at poi