among the mean and care about people of sumatra the women are in charge.of our women are strong because in our tradition and culture they hold a strategic position but now while they're the leaders the moral guardians they're the pillars on the foundation for the women here have authority. what makes this matriarchy even more unusual is that it's in a country where the majority of the population is muslim and the power the women hold isn't just symbolic unlike most traditional communities around the world my sons inherit from their fathers here it all goes to the women from bournemouth out there. it's the woman who owns everything. she owns the house the property the fish poems the rice fields. every segment of the movie advise me to sit on my thumb at the bottom one. is one of 2 and a half 1000000 mean women and she lives on the island of sumatra where she produces the most expensive coffee in the world. also made coffee beans come from coffee cherries that have been eaten and definitely aged by the asian palm civet it's a highly specialized product and p

mehulika sitepu, bbc news, sumatra.venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, has given that defiant tv address, after a day of mass protests. let's speak to carlos comacho, the miami herald correspondent in caracas. what has changed after the president's address, and what do you think is actually going on behind the scenes? we are hearing... we are hearing and seeing a new report of violence, of gunfire outside the air force base in caracas. that is what has changed. because there was this curious scene, wasn't there, at the start of the day, wherejuan guaido appears along with another 0pposition leader who has been under house arrest, along with a group of soldiers, implying that the military we re soldiers, implying that the military were changing their loyalties, they might be moving against president maduro. then—president maduro gives atv maduro. then—president maduro gives a tv address with military commanders next to him, praising the loyalty of the armed forces. which way do you think the military is going? somebody

mehulika sitepu, bbc news, sumatra.the reign of emperor naruhito following the abdication of his father. mariko oi is there for us. in less than ten minutes they will be an official ceremony inside the imperial palace behind us for emperor naruhito to inherit the three treasures which represent japan's imperial family. 30 three treasures which represent japan's imperialfamily. 30 minutes later we will then have an official ceremony for him to become 126th emperor of japan. remember, japan has had a the longest continuous monarchy in the wild, lasting more than 2000 years since 660 bc when the emperor was believed to have taken to the throne. with me now is james brown, he is from temple university japan, thank you james brown, he is from temple universityjapan, thank you for joining us. we have hundreds of people gathering hoping to get a glimpse of this new imperial couple. it goes to show how the japanese public feel about the imperial family. that's right. perhaps a comparison with the royal families in other parts o

mehulika sitepu, bbc news, sumatra.utan, a historic day for you in japan and from me here in london, many thanks for watching newsday. we will see you soon. goodbye. hello there. at the beginning of the week it was 21 degrees in northern scotland, but by the end of the week, it's going to be 6 degrees. it's turning colder everywhere. but yesterday, we did have some warm sunshine helping temperatures to 18 or 19 degrees. at the same time, though, we've got this band of cloud here. it's been moving very slowly eastwards, some showery bursts of rain still amongst all that cloud at the moment. ahead of it, some clear skies towards the south—east of england, east anglia, so turning a little bit chilly. but elsewhere, the temperatures a bit higher than they were the previous night. as we head into the morning, we expect more cloud across scotland, most of any showery rain towards southern areas for the time being. but it should have moved away from northern ireland, a much drier, brighter, and sunnier day, and feeling warmer

i'm just hoping we can get some way of measuring the receptive of our female sumatra tiger. thank you. >> chairwoman: is there anyone else who would like to make public comment on item number six. seeing none, the public comment is closed. commissioners, this was discussion only. we're now on item 7, the echo centre at herring park, approval of memorandum of understanding. >> good morning. my name is brenda, and i'm with the volunteer division with the recreation and parks department. i just want to say that we did present this on the april 4th operations committee meeting, and at that time we hadn't received approval from the port commission, and so we are here on the general calendar to present present ando over the m.l.u. >> so like we're proposing to enter an m.l.u. with the port, the eco-center is located in the southeast sector of san francisco, in district 10, inside of a park called parents head park. the eco-center is a special facility because completely off the grid. it has solar powers, it has a waste water treatment plant inside that treats its own water. it is

that riots protests are also taking place in other parts of indonesia in the city of may done in sumatra as well as in column on time now and there's every indication that the protests will go on for at least a couple more days the crowd started quite small early on wednesday morning and then it started to grow by about the afternoon but it was still largely peaceful the protesters did not try to breach the police barriers they were just behind the police lines behind a barricade made up of razor wire they were singing chanting down with jacoby now the president has come out to address the nation for calm but he also had a very strong message for protesters saying that while he is ready and willing to work with anyone who wants to build indonesia he will not tolerate those who are seeking to disrupt peace and cause chaos in the country now his opponent proposed to be on terror who supporters are out in the street to demonstrate against the election outcome has also addressed. people in a press conference and he's had supporters to restrain from using violence but he did not ask them to p

days a month so far to the south of this we had season very big showers just on the western side of sumatra recently on the satellite picture doesn't really want to see many more of those forecast wise we'll see a few more but not necessarily sumatra really as potentially malaysia and up in thailand this is the area we are seeing the heaviest rain showers the south that that's no surprise that's what the season was a jest they should be the circulation here they're just west of west papua that could be rather nasty we have seen flooding here recently. the weather sponsored by chance our employees. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside. but watch the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft to keep us russian goals should be achieved not peace and defeat for russia coming soon on all just zero. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided glimpse into someone else's work out. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and

of davie the mother of sumatra run who never went to school although she needs her children to work she dearly hopes they can get an education and break out of this life of poverty. and tell them the lies they tell them about have goats and they have to be grazed but i wish my children could go to school. they must go to school. because if they study they won't be compelled to work the way i do that's what i wish for. other. you this evening school should help that wish come true it's the only place in the village that has electric lighting and it's solar powered after a long day's work children come here for two hours they learn to read write and do sums the teacher addresses issues from their daily lives in math how to work out the amount to feed animals need in biology what kind of nutrition goats need. to do it. the children tell me they want to learn they want to learn more and more in the past the parents didn't want their children to go to school but they've changed their minds. now they see how important school is and they say that their children should study more. the barefoot

life story ran aground. 27 years ago but there's no holding back history of slavery thank you for sumatra dot com it starts may 27th true on g.w. player. played 7. players. to. play. this is due to be a news live from berlin alabama becomes the latest u.s. state to clamp down on abortion there were public and led legislature bans the practice in almost all circumstances including in cases of rape and incest lawmakers added the crackdown as part of a bid to overturn women's constitutional rights. also coming up the u.s. plays down speculation that it's heading for war with the wrong spot the state department also tells embassy staff in neighboring iraq to return home. to san francisco.

so, i had a friend that had a connection in sumatra for green coffee.to sumatra, bought my first container. didn't know if i was overpaying for it. didn't know if it was good. and i came here and started cold-calling roasters in the area, and i got lucky. it was a great container. people were saying, "this is the best sumatran coffee i've tasted." it was $63,000 for that container. that same container, today, costs about $120,000. lemonis: i wish you'd have bought more. steve: i wish so, too. so, this is the warehouse. ♪ lemonis: holy [bleep] there's a lot of cash in here. steve: yes, there is. lemonis: there's a lot of green in here. steve: we import it for guys that want specialty coffee. say you own four restaurants and you want good coffee in your restaurants. you come to a guy like me. or i'll do private label. we do that for a lot of guys right now. lemonis: it's becoming even more clear to me that you're running two distinct businesses here. wholesale -- selling green roasted bags -- then the other business is opening up these cafes. steve: yep.

time in fact most of indonesia is looking dry from the satellite picture all the way back through sumatra but you much a suitable for your screen that is a tropical cyclone a weak one that will probably not do anything around east timor showers and scattered around the heaviest ones most like to be brand thailand and cambodia for the next couple days and the storm the east timor disappears heat is still rising in the middle of india are seen forty eight recently otherwise it's dry. the weather sponsored by cattle ranch is. the subject of more than half a dozen investigations around. the dog stone from ages southern wild one zero one east investigate how the nation's coffers were rock on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. subzero temperatures the stream altitudes deadly. this is where the hard work is an extraordinary journey from polish to touch it you start braved ordinary joy to avoid what we do high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all in kurdistan on al-jazeera. our top story u.s. and chinese. hold another round of talks on friday to rescue

seeing some rain across much of the area all the way down here towards pocket as well across much of sumatra the rain is going to continue we are going to sing some rain across the area and also some cloud. down here towards the south where it's not going to be too cloudy it all is down here across parts of java over here towards bali here on saturday and really staying quite nice as we go towards sunday but up here towards the north manila rain in your forecast with attempted there on sunday about thirty four degrees well good news across much of southeastern australia this frontal boundary that you see right here with all the clouds pushing through brings some very much needed rain to the drought regions of south eastern australia but in fortune once that front pushes through we are looking at that back to drier conditions over the next few days here on saturday notice the temperatures dropping down to about fourteen degrees from melbourne up here towards sydney the front is pushing through you so we're going to be seeing the rain ending by the time we go from saturday into sunday morning

widespread as they were in the philippines apart from northern luzon looks fairly dry and again most of sumatra has been dry but i think increasingly and whens is a case in point you could get shows during the day showing particularly in the evening in the west australians main feature i think is this oncoming traffic more or less for in a partner may well make some landfall in the form of heavy showers in traffic or queensland to the south if you get the word tropical completely it's been cold it is warming up there with a lighter breeze up to 17 even 19 from melbourne to adelaide sydney's better off to curse 24 in the warm sunshine hangs on for a couple of days mind you in adelaide you've also reached 20. fly cattle are airways and experience economy class like never before cattle are always going places together. you're watching al-jazeera welcome if you're just joining us let's just recap the top stories the u.s. secretary of state is downplaying talk about a military conflict with iran by pompei or says washington does not want war with tehran last week the white house announced the deploy

more to come here from the point of view showers but further west yes and singapore and up through sumatra to thailand is quite possible we still got the remains of funny in the northeast of india heading towards buying that there in the next twenty four hours. the weather sponsored by cattle railways. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the chemicals closure on the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health costs we think ok we'll send mary waste to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-jazeera. becoming a living legend of a young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the book peace to the ivory coast. hosted by eric cantona football rebels begins with a look at the life of didier drogba the footballer who succeeded with politicians not. dev

temps there about $34.00 degrees staying like that but most of the rain down here across parts of sumatra where temperatures are reaching into the low twenty's there well it's not the low twenty's it's going to be cooler there cross parts of tasmania the reason being as a front has pushed through and we are going to see that air pushing in from the southwest so over the next few days it could be quite windy as well you see those isobars those lines fairly close together that means we tend to see windy conditions across much of the area we do have a front that's going to make its way through perth we don't expect to see much in terms of rain just some clouds pushing through at their 24 degrees which is a little bit of average for this time of year but alice springs you are below average for the time to them of 15 degrees up towards normal for this time of year into the low thirty's for you as we go over here towards brisbane though it is going to be some rain in the forecast at $22.00 and a nice day for a city with a temperature of 20. in the philippines the black market for gold is with h

come on time in fact most of indonesia is looking dry from the satellite picture or way back through sumatra but you much as suitable for your screen that is a tropical cyclone a weak one that will probably not do anything around east timor showers and scattered around the heaviest ones most like to be brown thailand and cambodia for the next couple days and the storm the east timor disappears heat is still rising in the middle of india are seen forty eight recently otherwise it's dry. sponsored cancer our. destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to rewrite their story and that of their country. to witness. a library under bombs on al-jazeera. that have you with us on al-jazeera and these are our top stories china has rejected accusations of backtracking on trade commitments with the us the head of new plan tower. president said earlier that a trade deal with china was still possible. iran's foreign minister says the european union should uphold its oblig

more to come here from the point of view showers but further west yes and singapore and up through sumatra to thailand is quite possible. we still got the remains of falling in the northeast of india heading towards buying the in the next twenty four hours. the weather sponsored by cattle realise. how if you change since the recession. the. charting the lives of the children of apartheid over twenty one year as each story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change twenty eight up south africa three on al-jazeera. of the work you're watching deserves a whole run a reminder of our top news stories at least eight people have been killed and millions are being moved to higher ground the site moves towards the indian city called cutter the powerful storm is expected to get on the bench on saturday. but as well as opposition leader continues his fight to win the support of the powerful military against president nicolas maduro he wants his supporters to march to army barracks on saturday to urge soldiers to switch ranks. the trumpet ministration is exempting the u.k. china fran

some remaining in the wild on the indonesian part of the island of borneo and also on the island of sumatranding a mate is really tough for the sumatran rhino. i spoke to one charity, save the rhinos, who say there is a glimmer of hope for the future of the species but that would rely on taking them out of the wild and capturing them and taking them toa and capturing them and taking them to a wildlife sentry and breeding them naturally and then releasing them naturally and then releasing them back to a national park —— wildlife sanctuary. there is hope but this is a big challenge and it requires political will is well to save the species from extension. —— extinction. another climber has died after scaling mt everest. an american doctor was killed while descending the mountain. that brings the death toll to 11 this season — a jump up from an average of six, which it's been for the past 20 years. the nepalese government has issued a record number of climbing permits, meaning around 600 people were preparing to climb the mountain this year. overcrowding has been blamed for the deaths. this ph

rapid deforestation, coupled with a lack of enforcement, is proving a deadly combination for sumatra'sbe simply down to parenting classes — teaching mums and dads how to get round those daily battles at the dinner table? our health correspondent nick triggle is with me now. our heali they respondent our heali they doing ident our heali they doing inent our heali they doing in leeds? well, in leeds they've been looking at obesity data for five years and comparing that to the situation ten yea rs comparing that to the situation ten years ago. it shows a small but significant fall in obesity rates for children when they start school. it's fallen from 9.4% ten years ago to 8.8% and the biggest wool has been seen in the most deprived areas. in leeds, they focused on preschool children. a lot of various focus on schools but leeds looked at the preschool situation. they introduced a scheme called henry that provides families with support about healthy meal times and snacks and this scheme also works with staff who work in children's centres to help them encourage healthy nutrition. that does

peruvian and ethiopian and sumatra. ly came up with a beautiful blend.ker. bring back some coffee. bring back some goodies, al. >> i certainly will. and by the way, we're going to make the avocado toahi at t hour "today." so stay tuned for that. >> all right. >> we'll talk to you in a few minutes. thank you. by the y, thoseecipes on today.com/food. >>> for more stories and they're great at today.com/allday. we've got everything you need to know about one of the hottest summer trial trends. jumpsuits. >> for boys too? >> i can't imagine that. >> also meet the moms of monster jam. the surg faces behind those wildly popular monster truck shows. >> coming up, james bay is performing in the artist lounge. >> in the fourth hour, you've got to see the ambush makeovers. savannah's here. she loves anmambush over. >> sure do. we'll be back after your local news and weather. do the hosts ever get an ambush makeover? >>> 8:56 is your time now on this thursday, may 16th, 2019. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. let's start with the look at roads with melissa molle

we get three different beans peruvian, ethiopian and sumatra and blended them together, roasted themw this blend is much like craig melvin it's smooth, mellow and dark >> thank you, mr. roker. bring back some -- bring back some goodies, al. >> i certainly will. >> looks like you had a good time >> by the way, we're going t make the avocado toast at third hour of idea today" so stay tuned for that cool all right. >> we'll talk to you in a few minutes, my man. thank you, thank you by the way, the recipes, today.com/food. >>> more stories and they're great at today.com, everything you need to know about one of the hottest summer style trend, jumpsuits. >> for boys, too >> i can imagine you in a jumpsuit >>> also, meets the moms of monster jam. the surprising faces behind those wildly popular monster truck shows. >>> coming up in the third hour, music star james bay is performing in the artists lounge >> in the fourth hour, you've got to see the "ambush makeovers. savannah's here and loves a makeover. >> sure do need one too back after the local news and weather. the hosts ever get the a

to the south of this we had season very big showers just on the western side of sumatra recently and the satellite picture doesn't really want to see many more forecast wise we'll see a few more but not necessarily in sumatra really as potentially malaysia and up in thailand this is the area where you see the heaviest rain showers the south that that's no surprise that's what the season was just they should be the circulation here they're just west of west popular that could be rather nasty we have seen flooding here recently. the weather sponsored by catherine. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to think that maybe this was related to the kind of fish closure on the job and investigation reveals how even the smallest devices have deadly environmental and health conscious we think ok we'll send merry ways to china but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe death by design on al-jazeera. a quick look at the head