obama had already canceled visits to malaysia and the philippines. and japan's economic revitalization minister said the tpp member nations agreed to speed up the talks and conclude the nations within this year, even without president obama's presence. >> translator: ministers from several nations have said we should not lose the momentum to reach an agreement because of president obama's absence. we do not have much time until tuesday's summit, but we will make efforts to work out a framework agreement in time. >>> japan's bank will investigate how it ended up extending loans to organized crime groups. the bank approved 230 loans totaling about $2 million to those groups. deputy president is mizuho spoke to reporters and expressed sincere apologies. >> translator: while we have an important duty to cut ties with organized crime groups, we were too lax to check these problem loans. we would like to express our deep regrets. >> he went on to explain why the bank failed to cancel the loans for more than two years, even after it discovered them. he said

. >> translator: malaysia is a trustworthy partner. during my visit, the countries have agreed to upgrade their relationship to that of comprehensive strategic partners. >> i think it's very important for malaysia, because i think this is so demonstrate the already strong relationship with the two countries. >> reporter: china wants to lead a separate free trade agreement. the regional comprehensive economic partnership. it would include malaysia and some other pacific rim countries, but not the u.s. will malaysian leaders look to america or china. they are weighing the costs and benefits of allying themselves with two very different partners. >> what's behind china's active economic diplomacy in the region? >> reporter: chinese leaders seem to be alarmed by the growing u.s. presence in the asia-pacific. they consider the tpp just one example. so they're trying to counter this move. along with their work to boost their framework, they want to hammer out a series of multilateral and bilateral economic agreement. the u.s. and china will

. >>> chinese president is visiting malaysia where he held talks with the prime minister on friday. the two agreed on a triple bilateral agreement in 2015. the deal expresses strengthening ties with fast-growing economies in southeast asia. the chinese president arrived in may lays ya for a three-day visit. the prime minister announced an ambitious new trade goal. >> in today's meeting, we discussed about how we can achieve the new targets in attempts of a retreat between the two countries, which is set at 160 billion u.s. dollars by the year 2017. >> malaysia is one of several osean members and their dispute over the china sea. even so, their relationship is undisputed. chi said closer economic ties would benefit the entire region. >> translator: our china malaysia relationship has gone strength to strength. our relations have become increasingly close. cooperation between china and malaysia has not only benefited our people but it's also conducive to regional stability and development. >> the chinese government has said he wants to strengthen relations between his members that can

. >>> a court in malaysia has ruled that only muslims can use the word alla to describe god and it's a decision that's inflamed religion tensions. florence is live for us. what is this all about, florence? >> reporter: well, this case was brought about because the catholic publication, the harold, objected to a ban that the home minister put in place saying that the word allow among other words is a word that can only be used by muslims. now, this is a court of appeals did he sings meaning a lower court found in favor of the catholic church but today's decision means the catholic church will no longer be able to use the word allah in their publication. it should be a decision that's only restrict to this. but there are wider implications of this decision. because the word allah is also used as the -- is a melee word for god and used in christian service and also used in melee language bibles so there is a concern that this decision could term the bases for other groups to argue that the word allah should not even be allowed to be useed in churches or even be allowed to be used in the

it's a legacy of the long counterinsurgency problem malaysia had between the malaysian communist party and the government falling into independence. much of it is jungle fighters and riot police and spying police in a special branch, and we have a situation where, for example, the special which is a special unit has as many officers as the criminal investigation department. the criminal investigation department has a heavy burden of sometimes up to 30 cases per officer per month. that's like a case per day. so it's very unreasonable to expect the investigating officers to build and process those crimes with that work burden. the report of the raw commission recommended that the number of investigating officers in the criminal investigation department be dramatically increased. the government isn't forthcoming. in? the large number of police that are jungle police are also an important source of what we call postal votes during elections there's some 14,000 officers can send votes in, you know, which can also be secrecy of their vote protected by the government. >> good to get your thou

malaysia has reduced a wayn a p. there have been a spike in the sum of cases. a bacterial disease fownt in bat urine that can be fatal. >> p 000 people have fallen ill so far this year. it causes a se series of ill ilt toe e over food debris and that is not dispeddle makes the perfect lauder. the first base goes into the doreen and food face found on the ?oor and it wrecks the rent. if you can keep the plains clean you can get rid of the rest. they will only go to a place where there is food. >> the next morning we go an check th the traps. >> they will be taken away and dispose of. the local rat catchers say they snare to ralt a week. it has no impact on the 7 million strong rat population. and even the crashes themselves could never eradicate any 5 animal. >>> bets are being placed on who received this years' no bell peace prize. other names including wiki leakses julius. and and former president bill clinton are being seen as possible contenders. >>> well all of the stories we cover in this >> this is real money. you're the most important part

to show you some boasted about this it all but she came to going to need it and came to malaysia around the time obama announced the fact that he would come in and at the same time he signed huge billion dollar deals with the government and he also announced a new strategic partnership with malaysia so i think other countries like indonesia where they should they have a great deal or incentive to cooperate with china to work with china because their economies are basically based on foreign investment but it's chinese third biggest investor in the region and there's not a want to get in my opinion from being locked down in an over financial analysts sovereignty and distributing like the trends which while beijing is already pouring huge sums into the u.k.'s economy buying shares in london's heathrow airport am pumping billions of pounds into the country's nuclear industry london mayor boris johnson is embark on a trade mission to china later this month to lure more investors as billy boy who reports chinese money has already changed the face of the british capital. this time last year it

well not just ross our prime minister of malaysia he's perhaps the leader who is been most open in his criticisms of the transpacific partnership he has been statements like malaysian one sought sole to sign a transpacific partnership and to get the supposed benefits from it. essentially i think. he wanted he has that opportunity to speak to obama about the very draconian measures of the traffic partnerships such as the fact that capital controls wouldn't be able to be issued it would really affect the sovereignty of a country in a sense the countries wouldn't be able to issue their own independent monetary matter a canonic policy for certain you're a worrying thing for obama well many analysts are saying that obama's absence kind of played into the hands of china in your opinion how do you think china benefited from that if at all up the chinese and boasted about this at all but she came soon to meet her and came to malaysia around the time that obama announced the fact that he would come in and at the same time he signed a huge billion dollar deals with the government and he also ann

as malaysia has launched a campaign to try to reduce the current rat population. they will pay 60 u.s. cents for any rat brought to government disposal centers. there has been a spike in the number of cases of lepto sclerosis, found in rat urine which can be fatal. almost 3,000 people have fallen ill so far this year with the disease, which causes a variety of symptoms including muscle aches and pains. serious infections can cause organ failure. part of the problem lies in poor street hygiene from unlicensed food stores that set up shop around the city. leftover food debris, trash that's not disposed of correctly makes a perfect larder for ver min to feed on. >> the food goes into the drain and it attracts the rats. if you can keep the place clean can ig we can get rid of them they only go to a place where there is food. >> the next morning, we return to the market to check if the traps have got any rats. we are in luck. the bate left in the cages has snared three rodents. they will be taken away and disposed of humanely. it's a small victory. >> the local rat cat

last week president xi jinping visited malaysia. other countries are making diplomatic pushes of their own. u.s. secretary of state john kerry held talks in malaysia on friday with the prime minister. kerry is representing barack obama after the president canceled his trip to asia because of the u.s. government shutdown. indian prime minister held talks in indonesia on friday. asean's fast emerging markets with a total of 600 million potential consumers makes it an attractive target for countries who want to bolster their own economics. >>> you think of bali and you probably have an image of sun, sand and beautiful beaches. what the travel brochures don't show is the island's increasing struggle with vast amounts of garbage. volunteers believe they've found a solution worth banking on. >> reporter: a traditional dance. the beach and ocean. bali is one of the favorite holiday destinations. but away from the beaches, the picture isn't so pretty. many streets are littered with trash. bali's population is growing due to the booming tour

last week president xi jinping visited indonesia and malaysia. china was also active at this week's summit meetings hosted by the association of southeast asian nations in brunei. other countries are making diplomatic pushes of their own. u.s. secretary of state john kerry held talks in malaysia on friday with prime minister najib razak. kerry is representing barack obama after the president canceled his trip to asia because of the u.s. government shutdown, and indian prime minister manmohan singh held talks in indonesia on friday with president susilo bambang yudhoyono. asean's fast emerging markets with a total of 600 million potential consumers make it an attractive target for countries who want to bolster their own economic growth. >>> you think of bali and you probably have an image of sun, sand and beautiful beaches. but what the travel brochures don't show is the island's increasing struggle with vast quantities of garbage. now some enterprising volunteers believe they found a solution worth banking on. nhk world's shinya sato explains. >>

overnight president obama canceled two trips, one to the philippines and one to malaysia. we are joined by the deputy political editor. when and how will the shutdown end? >> there's no end in sight to this. there needs to be some movement interest house republicans to say that they're not going to try to defund or delay the health care law when that already started having people sign up for it yesterday and, you know, i talked to house leadership aide who said to me we're more united than ever, our guys have been in the fight and now they want to win it. what is winning exactly in this? there's no end game that we can see where they are satisfied. >> let's talk about the senate, then. we know that for the tea party folks their constituents are behind them all the way. house speaker boehner, his job is on the line if he were to schedule a vote in the house, the president for that matter, what incentive do they have to bring this to an end? >> i think the president and democrats want this resolved more so than some of the tea party conservatives in the house because in larg

that makes malaysia's rap population in excess of 220 million. the government has launched a campaign to contain rodent numbers, after an outbreak of a rodent borne disease killed 20 people. >> setting a trap to catch a rattle, the rat population lives with paren apparent impunity. growing up in a rural village rodents hold no fear for him. he'd rather be doing this than trying to rid the city of other pests. his team sets several traps around the area. >> i've probably caught 30,000 rats in the past 15 years. i love my job. i'm helping to reduce the amount of rats and the disease. >> that's a good thing too because malaysia has launched a campaign to try to reduce the population. they'll pay for any rat brought to government disposal centers. there's been a spike in l lepto leptosporosis, a disease which creates a number of symptoms like fever. part of the problem lies in poor street hygiene from unlicensed stores. makes the perfect lar de lardere vermin. >> food base on the floor that attracts the rats. if you can keep the place clean they'll g

the white house indeed confirmed the phone call was made to malaysia and the president is not going overseas. >>> a few more details. president obama's plans to visit a rockville construction company and talk about the government shutdown and how it will effect businesses. president obama will visit ann luis construction. an example of a company that has grown in recent years because of interest rates low and businesses therefore able to borrow cheaply. a white house spokesperson is saying a prolonged government shutdown would harm small businesses. >>> they are called the greatest generation for a reason. a group of world war ii veterans determined to see the memorial that honors their bravery, storm the barricades that blocked them out. the shutdown

he was then scheduled to travel to brunei for the east asia summit and to malaysia and the philippines. the tour was supposed to last one week. the malaysia state-run media quoted the prime minister as saying president obama has postponed his visit there. a senior u.s. government official told nhk the president has also canceled his trip to the philippines. the u.s. government has yet to announce if the president will attend the a.p.e.c. as scheduled. the the defense chiefs of the united states and south korea have agreed to launch a preemptive strike if they find definite signs that north korea is about to use nuclear weapons. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel met with south korean defense minister kim kwan-jin in seoul. they discussed how to deal with the north's nuclear threats. south korean officials said the two agreed to strike north korea to prevent a nuclear attack. >> north korea's policies and provocations pose a serious threat to regional stability and global security. >> the united states raised its alert level against north korea after it launched a rocket in december and

obama had already canceled visits to malaysia and the phillipines. >>> investors around the world are keeping a close eye on the u.s. fiscal issue as the government shutdown continues. labor officials had to postpone the release of the jobs data scheduled on friday due to the suspension of u.s. government services. market participants had been wag for the latest numbers for clues on whether the federal reserve would start to taper its monetary easing measures soon. we asked marisa di natale, an economist at moody's analytics, about the impact the government shutdown is having on the nation's economy, and risks of the nation defaulting on its debt. >> the impact of the government shutdown on the u.s. economy really depends on how long it lasts. so if it only lasts maybe a couple more days, and it's resolved next week, we expect the economic impact to be pretty minimal. so we're talking about fourth-quarter gdp growth that's maybe about 0.2 of a percentage point lower than it would have been. if, however, the shutdown lasts longer, if it lasts two or three weeks, even four weeks, like i

god, upholding a government ban. 60% of the population is muslim in malaysia. the judging panel says the term i love must be exclusive to islam or typical cause public disorder -- the term allah must be exclusive to islam. christians argue that they use the allah word which predates islam for centuries and said they will appeal the ruling. our reporter joins me from: alum for. -- kuala lumpur. this ruling, does refer simply to the newspaper which use used the word, catholic herald, are we talking about print or conversations generally? >> well, the case was brought forward by the catholic newspaper "the harold." herald." -- "the usage in daily life, it is quite tough to regulate and enforce. at the moment, the ruling is unprecedented. it will cover mainly printed publications. it is not clear whether the government is looking to confiscate existing copies out there, but certainly it will be problematic if any non-muslim groups want to publish anything with the word allah on iat -- allah on it from this time forward. >> this has caused tension in the past, hasn'

malaysia's leader says the president called him to cancel citing the crisis here at home. the prime minister said he's sending secretary of state john kerry to represent the u.s. now this trip is focused on boosting economic ties with asia and was supposed to include stops in indonesia and the philippines and would have been the first visit to malaysia by a u.s. president since lyndon johnson in in 1966. >>> day two of the government shutdown. the shutdown is costing millions of dollars each hour. tracie potts is live with more. >> reporter: how do you get hundreds of thousands of people back to work? there is a new strategy on capitol hill today but it's not clear if it's actually going to get people back to work. here is what's happening. three votes to get certain parts of the government running again including veterans' benefits, the national parks and museums and the city of washington, d.c., that funding is included as well. they tried it last night. it failed. now it's being brought up with different rules in the house with only a simple ma swrort. there is a fairly

south china sea are claimed by several countries including china, the philippines, vietnam, brunei, and malaysia. we have the report now from southern china. >> reporter: this fish port is one of the busiest. last year the catch brought back here was 70,000 pints, worth $200 million u.s. dollars. this fisherman says it isn't as easy to earn money as it used to be. for a higher wage they have to go further out to sea, battle stronger currents and risk encountering vessels from neighboring countries. >> the islands are all chinese territory. we're not afraid of going fishing. our navy will protect us. >> reporter: it's the presence of the chinese military in sdmuted waters some 330 kill meters that has raised tensioning in the region. china says it has a historical claim on almost all of the resource-rich south china sea, but some neighbors disagree and china is being accused of becoming more and more aggressive in protecting its fishermen. the fishing community here says the chinese government encouraging them to go further out giving them freshwater for the journey and free petro. it allows them

the president promised to triple his country's trade to malaysia within four years. in indonesia, he promised tens of billions of dollars in investment and he courted australia's new prime minister tony abbott, to whom he promised more trade and more cooperation and technology and energy. it's not just trade, a new report from the nonprofit rand corporation outlines the dramatic escalation of china's foreign aid. in 2001, beijing spent 1.78 billion on foreign aid. in 2010, the figure rose to 169 billion. by 2011, it reached $189 billion. about 3% of china's gdp and it's still going up. the money trail points to a country flush with cash looking to snap up resources and opportunities around the world. what has been less clear in the last two years is the effectiveness of beijing's foreign policy. as the chinese scholar points out, not a single member of china's seven member standing committee, the pinnacle of power in beijing is a foreign policy expert. the country's foreign minister doesn't make it into beijing's bureau and china made several missteps in the past thr

show you some boasted about this it all but she came to indonesia you came to malaysia around the time. that you come in and at the same time you start huge billion dollar deals with the government and you also announced a new strategic partnership leisure so i think countries like indonesia when should they have a great deal more incentive to cooperate with china to work with china because there are economists are very split based on foreign investment but it's chinese third biggest investor in the region and there's a lot of want to get in my opinion from being locked down and all the financial analysts sovereignty and distributing the trains. and isn't just in asia where beijing is reaping the benefits chinese investment in europe has been growing steadily despite a financial storm that's been ravaging the eurozone but some take a look at some of the bigger deals here in two thousand and ten a chinese carmaker decided it was easier to take over its with its rival valvo than to compete then in january last year a german concrete palm maker the second largest firm in the field was sol

i am stephanie skown and i will tell you why malaysia has launched a nationwide rat hunt. but first, western forces have attacked an al shabaab based on the somalian coast according to somalian intelligence. al shabaab said a helicopter was used at a raid at night. others say it was an amphibious assault. al shabaab said one fighter was killed. that raid comes exactly two weeks after al shabaab attacked a shopping mall in neighboring kenya. 71 people died in the siege at the westgate mall in nairobi. we have reporters in both countries. let's begin with peter gresta in mogadishu. peter, how much or what do we know about this raid? >> reporter: well, stephen, as you just mentioned, there are conflicting accounts. al shabaab insists it was a sea-borne raid. it happened about 2:00 o'clock this morning. they said that the attackers, western attackers came ashore, launched their offensive on a safe house close to the beach, and they said it lasted anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half before they were able to fight off attackers. al shabaab insists there were no senior co

other people malaysia, east indies, dutch, english influence. >> there were so many different colonialists. >> what at this table is originally african, and does that have a meaning? >> this wood is pine. >> i arrived in this country spectacularly ignorant. i will leave spectacularly ignorant. >>> ramadan. at this hour, all over johannesburg. members of south africa's sizable muslim community observe. the religion of islam as well as many of south africa's most beloved and most delicious dishes and ingredients like sambal, chutney and bunny chow come from malaysia, indonesia, india. during apartheid many south africans would have been referred to as colored. colored didn't mean black. it meant everybody else who wasn't exactly white. asians and mixed race. >> it's garlic, ginger and chiles. >> in the observatory neighborhood of johannesburg, the rasdian family prepares for the meal at sundown when fasting for ramadan is broken. joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. this dish, panang curry with beef and eggs. joey's wife, cindy, prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem,

i will be telling you why malaysia has launched a nationwide rat hunt. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at top stories today. president obama is again calling on house republicans to re-open the government the shutdown is in its fifth day with no end in sight. it was complicated by the debt ceiling deadline. the treasury department says the government will hit that limit on october 17th. >>> and the government shutdown goes on but not for everyone. today, the pentagon announced it would recall most of it's roughly 400,000 furloughed civilian workers. it was based upon an interpretation of the pay our military act passed into law before the shutdown began. >>> people in parts of the midwest are picking up after a rare string of autumn tornados. more than 15 people were hurt from storms tha

he's still committed to visiting malaysia and the philippines at eight later date. the president will hold a meeting with the congressional leadership. let's bring in senior political analyst ron brownstein. what's taking so long? why hasn't the president invited these republican and democratic house and senate leaders over before to shake things up and say i'm the president. we've got to fix this, you're not leaning the room till we resolve this. >> i think the white house believes correctly this is a critical moment to try to break this cycle of confrontation and crisis. look, if you go back through american history at any given moment, the two parties disagreed about dozens of issues. and the idea that you would defund the government to try to leverage a resolution of one of those issues is, you know, a very kind of confrontational motion. i think they feel if they in effect give anything on this, you're basically inviting the behavior again. oh while the president i think has an obligation to try to sig that will he's willing to open to broader negotiations on t

plus scone i holding a vote of confidence in the coming hours, president obama's postponed his trip to malaysia to deal with the government shutdown. and we are

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leadership had visited malaysia. it's way for china and it's very important at the moment for china because there are going on between china and the philippines, japan, over the islands within the south china sea. and the philippines an japan are strategic partners for the u.s. in this region. the interference what you would say and the president's visit is no longer there paveing the way far very clear trip for tkhaoeupb submichina tosubmit ig through large next week. >> craig is in hong kong for us tonight. thanks very much for the update. >> now, speaking of the shut down, i spoke to steve earlier this evening. he's a former republican congressman who served for 18 years. here's what he had to say about the democrats about the president the blaming speaker boehner for the shut down. >> the fact of the matter is, these 35 men and woman that are sort of causing the problem. you may have remembered opening the day, 12 of them voted. that's not unheard of. these folks will not be governmenteneded. he, however, there's

if you could >>> we now know why president obama postponed his trip to malaysia and the philippines. they can't get staff in place with furloughs associated with the government shut down. john kerry will represent him at a business conquest. he is scheduled to travel to indonesia next week. he will head to rockville tomorrow. the white house said he will visit m lewis construction to talk about the impact it is having on the economy. the administration warns this and the looming battle over the debt ceiling could hurt businesses. no end in sight to the government shut down. do minnico joins us. >> the house is going to try to pass this series of funding measures on three items related to the va, the parks and d.c. city government. they were not able to pass that last night because they needed a 2/3 majority to do so. this time they will bring it up and need a simple majority, but that opens up the possibility for democrats to bring up procedural test votes that could mean we see where some republicans might be on a clean cr. all of that doesn't matter because the senate will reject i

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we'll keep you updated on that throughout the day. >> thank you. >> malaysia has been overrun - sorry - by rats. there's an estimated eight rats for every human in that country. now the country is fighting back. we have this report from kuala lumpur. >> setting a trap to catch a rat. it's a thankless task in one of malaysia's wholesale markets where the rat population lives with impugnity. this man worked as a rat catcher for 15 years. growing up in a rural village, rodents hold no fear. he would rather do this than rid the city of other pests. his team sets traps around the market and leaves them overnight to see if they can catch anything. >> translation: i have probably caught 30,000 rats in the past 15 years of my job. i am helping to reduce a number of rats and the amount of disease. >> that's a good thing too as malaysia launched a campaign to reduce the country's rat population. they'll pay 60 us cents for a rat brought to government disposal centres. there has been a spike in the number of cases of a bacterial disease found in rat urine, which can be fatal. almost 3,000 people

a malaysian news agency reports president obama is putting this month's trip to malaysia on hold... because of the government shutdown. 11 people are forced out of their homes following a building collapse in south baltimore. emergency crews say a home undergoing renovations... collapsed just after seven last night... along wilkins avenue... near south monroe street. people living on both sides of the house were evacuated as a precaution. wilkins avenue will also remain closed... until b-g-e can cut off gas service to the affected area three men are waking up in jail, this morning.. after being accused of robbing a bank. police say 22 year old ashley fitz, 24 year old czekiah fludd, and 19 year old alexis chandler held up the baltimore county savings bank on eastern boulevard last week, claiming they were carrying a bomb. after taking off with the cash, police arrested the trio in a car a short distance away. they're each being held on 350 thousand dollars bail. police have a suspect in custody and another man has turned himself in, following sunday's violent road rage incident in n

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so the president canceling the trip to malaysia. the other big news from the first family is the first lady's official twitter account forced to limit the updates. >> brian: would she be allowed to do it herself? >> steve: she could, but apparently we've been paying somebody to run her free twitter account. >> brian: wow. >> elisabeth: not today. >> steve: nonessential employee. >> elisabeth: we're all wondering, too, why did democrat s vote for exemptions. sean hannity asked a senator that last night. >> i've been 21 engineers, i pay my $485 like any other federal employee. >> congressman, you know better than that, that's not true. >> for the health care i receive. >> that's not true. >> i get it -- >> you are getting 72% subsidy that the rest of america is not getting. 72%. that's a special gift perk you gave yourselves. republicans are saying, take it away and they're also saying, if big business gets an exemption for a year, give it to individuals. >> here is what i have to say, look, i didn't like when they brought the afforda

i was in malaysia this week and i expected a volley of complaints. the country was one of the stops on president obama's planned trip to asia this month that was cancelled because of washington's manufactured budget crisis. the country's prime minister told me we were disappointed, but we understood the situation. others were des diplomatic, pointing to the evidence of political dysfunction and general decline. but many in malaysia and southeast asia told me they were mostly puzzling not about what's happening in washington, but rather in beijing. this is partly the product of power. as china has grown in importance, its neighbors have become increasingly attentive to the middle kingdom. in the past, the only politics that these countries followed outside of their own was in washington. today, they feel they must also understand beijing. and there's much to understand. china is in the midst of great political change. last month, the country watched on national television as kping xi pin sat in on the meeting where they engaged in criticism and self-c

we have this report from bolaga in eastern malaysia. >> this is a man defying the authorities. he's on bail and will be charged with criminal trespassing. he's going to lead his people in protest. >> translation: we want our full rights, we want our compensation. >> they are being asked to move because of this dam, a hydroelectricity project. 24,000 hectares of land will be flooded in less than a year. more than 1,300 affected. villages from four indigenous communities have been holding up construction. dam since september, by blocking the only road leading to it. the protest site is manned around the clock. some of the protesters are from this village. the people here say they have come under pressure to leave - from poll tirps and government officials -- politicians and government officials. this is not the first time the people have been asked to move. the first time was six years ago, when they had to make way for a plant oil factory. and this time for the construction of a dam. they've been offered a new location and land and $5,000 in cash. they say it's not enough >> tra

>> well, $50,000 there's plenty of international tournaments, some in malaysia, some in england. i'm taking my dodgeball team across the globe. >> i love that. well, joseph, i appreciate the kind words. pleasure to have you here you got $100. lets get you $200 more. is it the quarter pounder or rotten tomato. joseph and jill say the quarter pounder, the correct answer for $200 with 91% of the vote, oh, boy. they'll pull the slice of plastic off and eat the quarter pounder. joseph and jill, you got it. next question worth $300. two possible answers are, you get to see the country or you get to sit on your butt all day. the question is, what did truck drivers say is the best part of their job? you get to see the country or you get to sit on your butt all day. all right. from dodgeball to dragon balls, let's go to memphis, tennessee, and say hello to ernie. how are you, sir? >> i'm doing fantastic. >> tell me about yourself. >> i've been a huge gamer since i was 4 years old. i also enjoy the stories they tell. gives me an opportunity to save the galaxy every day. who gets to do that

. >> he the human rights council is going to be examining malaysia's record. they are goings back to usual ey refoarlreports from 20 he 2011 n may they prosecuted doings of activity vestactivists and it cs pursuit on charges of sodmy. >> the u.s. will be luking at the rights of m minorities and indigenous people. many people are protesting goint the ey hydro electric project. this is a man defying authorities. he is out on bailable will continubail and is chargedwith . >> twenty-four thousand hectares of lapped wil land will be floot year. they have been holdings up construction on the dam by blocking the road leading to it. >> the people here say they have womacomp under intention pressuo move. this is the not the first time they were asked to moi. the first time was when they had to make way of a an olive oil plantion. >> they have been offered come pen sikhs includings into you into land and $5,000 in cash and that they say it's enough. it's hard to move to the new settlement area. there is not enough forest to hunt and it's surrounded by palm oil plantatio

. >> wanted, dead or alive, i'll be telling you why malaysia has launched a nationwide rat hunt. >> western forces have attacked an al shabab base in a town on the somalia course, according company csomalia intelligence o. the raid comes two weeks after a shopping mall was attacked in kenya. 72 people died at the west gate mall in nairobi. we have reporters in both countries, let's start with peter. peter, what more do we know about this attack? this nighttime raid? >> according to al shabab it took place at 2:00 in the morning. they say a scad ron of western special forces attacked the beach and focused operations on asafe house that was right on the waterfront. they say that one of their soldiers was killed in the operation, but they say that no one of any significant command was there at the time and that none were hurt in the operation itself. they say that they have evidence that there was -- the raid was carried out by british and turkish special forces. i've been told separately by other western sources that it was americans. that clearly remains to be confirmed, but the sources we h

canceled stops in two countries in his long planned trip to asia, he will no longer be going to a -- malaysia or the philippines. the rest of that trip still remains up in the air. republicans have of course -- fought relentlessly to stop the affordable health care act known as obamacare from coming into effect. the health care marketplace that will allow americans to sign up for that private health insurance opens for business as scheduled on tuesday. the obama administration is hoping 7 million people will enroll in the first year. >> a moment that deserves applause, with the help of community volunteers, these people just signed up for health insurance. >> young people, middle-aged people, everyone is coming down. >> under the affordable care act , also referred to as obamacare, insurance companies can no longer exclude people with pre- existing conditions or charge them more. the average cost for midrange health insurance will be around $300 and the government says that most people will qualify for subsidies to offset the cost . the online insurance marketplace was overwhelmed on the firs

russia and malaysia have women in those position autos we have breaking news to talk about in central florida now. >> let's take a look at orlando, florida universal studios. 10 people stuck on a rollercoaster there. >> they're doing tofrg make those people comfortable they say it could take two, maybe three thundershowers get everybody off this ride. >> yes. we understand they're stuck upside down so not comfortable position. >> we're moving on. stanford university basking in the glove a second nobel prize awarded just this morning to a professor he says at ward recognizes him for work done when he was 20. >> more now from matt keller applause loud when the professor arrived for a news conference. a loud ring signaled his life was about to change. >> this is a swedish voice guessing what is going on. they tell you. >> about a half hour later official announcement went out to the world. elevenit is a professor and chair and shares a nobel prize in chemistry them say their work laid foundation for programs used to predict chemical processes. including cancer research it took five years

the president has called the heads of malaysia and the philippines and said, i'm sorry, i won't be there. he will be here, dealing with this shutdown and is now blaming tea party republicans for the shutdown. tea partiers insist most of the americans don't even notice the shutdown. >> they'll get their social security check. >> reporter: around the country, mothers and children have lost food assistance, some head start centers closed. cdc is no longer monitoring flu. hawaii is losing $50,000 a day because the uss arizona is closed. >> we cannot go in. it's just a big disappointment. >> reporter: the commentary is closing its naval shipyard. workers are getting rid of perishable food. >> even for hurricanes and tsunamis, i've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: 800 civilians followed at camp lejeune. >> child care, schools. >> reporter: with national parks closed, this california class had to cancel their camping trip. >> i was sad because i really liked the trip last year and i want to go again this year. >> the joint resolution is not agreed to. >> reporter: in washington, votes that

obama had already canceled visits to malaysia and the philippines, and japan's economic revitalization minister akira amari says that tpp member nations agreed to speed up the talks. he said they will still try to conclude the negotiations within this year. >> translator: ministers from several nations have said we should not lose the momentum to president obama's absence. we do not have much time until tuesday's summit, but we will make efforts to work out a framework agreement in time. >>> investors around the world are keeping a close eye on the u.s. fiscal issue as the government shutdown continues. labor officials had to postpone the release of the jobs data scheduled on friday due to the suspension of u.s. government services. market participants had been waiting for the latest numbers for clues on whether the federal reserve would start to taper its monetary easing measures soon. we asked marisa di natale, an economist at moody's analytics, about the impact the government shutdown is having on the nation's economy, and risks of the nation defaulting on its debt. >> the impact of