ramped up its sanctions on widodo and his government the new sanctions are aimed at cutting off foreign money to the venezuelan government. and one person has been killed and 12 others injured after a fire swept through an arms depot in siberia blaze erupted on monday and was put out by the russian military earlier today the incident led to the evacuation of nearly 10000 people from the surrounding area. south korea says the north korea has launched 2 more missiles its 4th test in less than 2 weeks the short range missiles fell into the sea off the pencil is east coast in an online statement north korea protested and joint military exercise being held by the usa and south korea. and the united states there have been more commemorations after a weekend of mass shootings with the death toll now at 31 u.s. president donald trump has called for bipartisan solutions to the bloodshed but he's facing sharp criticism from democrats who say that he lacks the moral authority to rally the country against violence and racism trump is doing a paso texas tomorrow alexander phenomena is there a sense

a significant number ofjobs have been replaced by automation and thejoko widodo administration is puttingon these issues and making decisions about making more investments in upskilling and training workers to make sure that if they are not displaced they will be newjobs to be found in certain industries where the job roles will be transformed or such that they are not going to be displaced but they will work alongside robotics and artificial intelligence. graham 0ng—webb on artificial technology and robots. let's ta ke technology and robots. let's take a look at the markets, because this is where they are. as i mentioned at the start of the programme, they're mentioned at the start of the programme, they‘ re falling mentioned at the start of the programme, they're falling in reaction to the concerns over the trade war and the escalation there. the analyst i spoke to earlier, too, he said goal was a safe haven. gold at its highest since 2013. that's it from me programme “— at its highest since 2013. that's it from me programme —— earlier, heff halley. thanks for watching. —— jeff halley.

indonesia's presidentjoko widodo has announced where the country's new capital will be built.nt capital jakarta is sinking so it will move to the island of borneo, wedged between two regions in the east kalimantan province. 10 million people live injakarta. half of the city is below sea level and could be entirely underwater by 2050. deasy simandjuntak is an associate fellow at the institute of south—east asian studies at the yusof ishak institute. she told me more about the significance of the move. the president finally announced the name of the regions where the capital city would be relocated, which is north balikpapan and samarinda in east kalimantan. there is a lot of questions why it has to be now. like you said earlier, jakarta is sinking, and also the president yesterday mentioned something about the heavy burden jakarta has been carrying as the hub for trading, finance, services and economy, plus being the centre for government as well as the burden that java in general has been carrying. he's right, because it's a massive burden. jakarta is overcrowded, you've got m

has formally proposed moving the country's capital from jakarta to kalimantan on the identify joko widodo has decided where the exact site for the new city could be know when it would be built but the idea of creating a new capital has been debated for decades and in tunisia at sea levels rising to cotter is one of the foster thinking cities on the planet and could mean some much by 2030. meanwhile pacific island leaders have blasted australia for refusing to commit to strong action on climate change it is from 18 pacific nations have been meeting on the low lying islands of tuvalu they were hoping to produce a strong statement on climate change targets but negotiations nearly collapsed twice and member states are allowed to ignore any measures they oppose to bodies prime minister says his australian counterpart was central to the dispute. we were exchanging for larry language not swearing but the job. but of course you know it's bristling the the concerns of leaders and i was really happy with the exchange that it was fred prime minister most of them of course david is positions they did

formally proposed moving the country's capital from jakarta to cali monthan on the island of borneo joko widodo hasn't decided where the exact site for the new city could be nor when it would be built but the idea of creating a new capital has been debated for decades and in tunisia it sea levels rising to carter is one of the fastest sinking cities on the planet and could be submerged by 2050 meanwhile pacific island leaders have blasted australia for refusing to commit to strong action on climate change it is from 18 pacific nations have been meeting on the low lying islands of tuvalu they will have.

world's biggest capital cities will be moving soon if the president of indonesia has his way joker widodo is appealing to m.p.'s to back his plan to leave to carter is proposing a new capital in kalimantan that's on the island of borneo this is been debated for decades but with sea levels rise in jakarta could be submerged by 2050. at least 15 people have been killed in a series of attacks in northern miramar armed groups of launch rockets at an elite military college in shan state several soldiers were killed the northern alliance claimed responsibility for the killings and said it was responding to recent army action in the region ebola has spread to a new part of the democratic republic of congo the 1st 2 cases have been confirmed in south kivu doctors say a 24 year old woman and her child contracted the virus imbedding that's in north kivu they then traveled 700 kilometers by bus to. that's in south kivu and that's where they tested positive the mother died last there's a almost 2800 people have been infected during this latest ebola outbreak and more than 1800 have died larkham webb

forinda: challenging times joko widodo. let's bring in a nomura chief economist for india and asia. with us. boostidodo is trying to growth at a time when it is slowing down. >> there is space. this is the time to use the fiscal space indonesia has. we think the deficit target set this year will be higher than last year. they are expecting a 2% of gdp fiscal target versus last year. the focus on more physical infrastructure will continue in a second term. we expect more focus on human capital development, manufacturing incentives. the other thing we will be watching if there are any hints ,round the influence of policy which could be positive if there are clarifications. spacel, indonesia has the from a fiscal standpoint that will be used. the reforms are from a structural point of view, sending a signal in terms of the longer growth prospects. you talk about how you are optimistic for introduction spending. how optimistic are you more private sector investment will happen? >> it takes time. the first term has been a challenging environment in terms of the global growth outlook and

no clue what the city would be called there are suggestions after the president, joko widodo that's thepdate. back over to you. >> that's a weird one. courtney, thank you. watching the market, dow up 81, s&p 500 continues two-day recovery after last week "squawk on the street" will be right back spraef we're watching dollar and ten-year both weaker slightly and dow higher by about 90 points this morning as wall street economists warn of a possible recession due to ongoing u.s.-china trade war joining us now legendary market investor whose new book is out "invest for good, a healthier world and wealthier you. mark, thanks for joining us. just broadly in the last week or so we've seen an escalation pretty dramatic in the trade war, higher tariff rates from both u.s. and china. generally what does that do for the prospects for emerging markets? >> it's not good for emerging markets at least in the short-term because there's a lot of adjustments to be made, particularly in asia you must remember most of the asian nations have a major trade partner, china so this creates some problems. as yo

this is indonesian president joko widodo announcing the planans. >> the ideal location for the new capital is part of it in part in the north and part in the e east province. the place has a minimum risk of natural disasters such as floods, earthquakes, tsunami,, forest fires, volcanoes, and landslides. secondly, , the location is strategic as it is located in the center of indonesia. and thirdly, it is close to the other developed cities. amy: moving indonesia's political center will cost an estimated $33 billion in construction and infrastructure projects. it is not clear what will happen to the millions of jakarta residents at risk of losing their homes and livelihoods as jakarta is submerged in coming years. conservationists warn the plan could threaten borneo's tropical rainforests if efforts aren't made to respect protected areas and the area becomes over-developed. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a landmark ruling, an oklahoma judge has ordered johnson & johnson to p pay $572 million for con

after the president asked the parliament to accept a plan to create a new seat of government joker widodo hasn't decided where the exact site for the new city could be nor where it would be built the idea of creating a new capital has been debated for decades in indonesia with sea levels rise in jakarta as one of the fastest sinking cities on the planet and could be submerged fully for the a 2050. is the director for development of urban housing and settlement areas of the ministry for national development planning of indonesia and she says the government wants to limit the impact of the building a new capital could have on the island of borneo and the ecosystems to which it is home. in terms of impact to the cali man bank yes we are so. there might be some calculating the banks we calculate the are so how we going to get the banks especially to. the reality. that our borneo in spite of the hype. of. oxygen for the global so we're trying to. aid in concept of green. and sustainable so we're trying to put forward as part of the city so we're trying to rebuild concept of the real plan and t