here in indonesia. we haven't seen a major attack like the type of the bali bombings back in 2002. these groups that aman abdurrahman controls haven't been so successful in their attacks. he's had failed bomb attacks that have been foiled by the police, these smaller attacks. even the attack last year in jakarta, although smaller attacks. even the attack last year injakarta, although would shut down the centre of the city, in terms of the damage and the loss of life they were hoping for they dignity. but indonesian police say they need this new antiterrorism law to be pushed through the parliament, thatis to be pushed through the parliament, that is being held up at the moment. they say that is key to their fight against terrorism in the long—term. but human rights groups and politicians are holding back back, making sure there's a check and balance on police powers here. —— holding that back. thank you very much. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: a suspect in the

the word for owl in indonesia and is ghost bird. there is a growing number of people inspired by fiction to ta ke number of people inspired by fiction to take a wild owls as pets —— in indonesia is ghost bird. someone whose job is to go out into the jungle and find them. he helps us find and catch them. we don't really know how they do it, we just get the owls. researchers say they are usually taken as babies from their nests and brought here to be sold in this huge bird market. it was very rare to find owls on say you'll previously, but we quickly found this store. this owner rushed out the back to get this beautiful bird that he thought i might be interested in. it has a huge impact on the wild population of owls. they are very important in keeping the ecosystem imbalance. by removing so many hours, to be sold on the bird markets, it is very concerning. there is only one type of owl on the protected species list in indonesia. activists want that changed. they wa nt to activists want that changed. they want to lift the harry po

the word for owl in indonesia is ghost bird. there is a growing number of people inspired by fiction to take a wild owls as pets. someone whose job is to go out into the jungle and find them. he helps us find and catch them. we don't really know how they do it, we just get the owls. researchers say they are usually taken as babies from their nests and brought here to be sold in this huge bird market. it was very rare to find owls on sale here previously, but we quickly found this store. this owner rushed out the back to get this beautiful bird that he thought i might be interested in. it has a huge impact on the wild population of owls. they are very important in keeping the ecosystem in balance. by removing so many owls, to be sold on the bird markets, it is very concerning. there is only one type of owl on the protected species list in indonesia. activists want that changed, to lift the harry potter curse. and just before we go if you're feeling peckish, this next story might be of interest to you. the world record for the lar

indonesia is facing a shortage of salt. many would assume that all of that seawater makes it a natural producer of salt, but the government has significantly increased imports this year, including 75,000 tons from australia. here is a look at what is causing a shortage. indonesia uses around 4.1 million tons of salt per year. that is primarily used in households, the rest by industries. production is not meeting demand. there is a shortage of 2.2 million tons. that is the weight of 550,000 sumatran elephants. the weather last year was quite extreme. that had an impact on local production. the way we produce salt is still very traditional, which makes it hard to improve our quality. it is notjust mother nature being blamed. indonesia's minister of maritime affairs is suggesting cartels may be behind it. authorities have uncovered cases where import is brought in more they could dump mac than they —— than they could use, and have sold it on to companies. it is not sufficient to meet their needs. this would only be a tempo

indonesia's appears to be launching a major crackdown on drugs. president widodo's ordered police to shoot dealers who resist arrest, and at the weekend a malaysian and an indonesian were shot dead during a drug bust. earlier we spoke to the bbc‘s rebecca henschke for more. presidentjoko widodo has always had a very tough stance against drugs. you remember, he held fast against international opposition, and executed a number of international people here for drug cases. he's saying that the country is facing a drug emergency. there has been a number of raids in recent months, significant amounts of drugs found coming into indonesia. his top drug official, budi waseso, has said he thinks because of president duterte, in the philippines, very tough stance, that drug syndicates may be looking into indonesia as a much weaker and easier place to get into the market, as the philippines pushes those people out. but are there concerns right now that indonesia would follow in the footsteps of the philippines? in the philippines there have been thousands o

indonesia's appears to be launching a major crackdown on drugs. president widodo's ordered police to shoot dealers who resist arrest, and at the weekend a malaysian and an indonesian were shot dead during a drug bust. let's get more from rebecca henchske in jakarta. why does president widodo think this tough stand is necessary now? president widodo has always had a tough stand against drugs. he held fast against international opposition and executed a number of international people here fought drug cases. he is country is facing a drug emergency. there have been raids with a decent amount of drugs found. he's a top drug official, commissioner general budi waseso, said that because of the philippines tough stand, drug syndicates may be looking at indonesia as a weaker an easier place to get into the market as the philippines push those people out. are there concerned that indonesia would follow in the footsteps of the philippines were dozens footsteps of the philippines were d oze ns of footsteps of the philippines were dozens of murders have occur

john chen is there now in indonesia, jakarta. an exclusive interview, great to see you all the way across the world. >> nice to see you. >> i am sure a lot of viewers have the lesson, why are you in here likew? >> i am you pointed out to make sure that the partnership we have struck a year ago on the messaging side and the hardware side is going well, and whatever i can do to help out. to see how we can expand our business and footprint here. we have a business that we are quite focused on. i'm trying to see what is the best way to enter the market in indonesia. >> what about the market itself? is the market expanding? or are parts of it shrinking? >> it is expanding. i split -- i was with one of the other major telecoms discussing the software business. institutions, the government users, hospitals. many different enterprises. talking about iot. in this particular case they are looking at growing double digits year-over-year. the business is quite robust. on mobile, like your earlier guess talked about, mobile is taking over eve

but first we go to banda aceh in indonesia where young people in particular are literally suffering the severity of the islamic rule of law. islamic or sharia law is often perceived as oppressive by the west. and yet there are huge differences in how it's enforced, even within muslim countries. it fact it only plays a dominant role in the legal systems of very few islamic communities and countries. elsewhere, it's generally referred to in private affairs - like marriage, divorce, cases of inheritance. on top of that, there's seems to be no single interpretation of sharia law. it is interpreted and implemented in different ways. and those usually have more to do with local traditions than with any rules found in the koran. flashlights illuminate the dark corners. sharia police cars patrol the streets of banda aceh at walking pace. they're looking to catch young couples unawares. they warn: "go home, it's late. these officers are making sure people abide by sharia law. alcohol, holding hands and even flirting outside of marriage are all prohibited. >> we've ordered them to sit further apa

van thillo: it's not just the reefs in indonesia. it's te reefs in the united states, it's the reefs all around the world, and they all are connected. dustan: we need to focus every bit off energrgy we have onon te issues a and realize that the game isis for keeps. extininction is forever. alling: we're all part of this biosphere, and it's all ours to care for. van thillo: planet earth is an amazing place, and we just need to wake up and take care of what we have. low: less words, but more action. yeah. [kids cheering] dustan: the easiest, quickest thing we could do right now is to become much more efficient; more efficient cars, buildings, light bulbs--more efficient everything to save energy. we could reduce a lot of the stress pretty much painlessly and drive a whole new kind of economy and get off carbon. that's really criritical. amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! police chchief like m myself ae hoping to work 100 times harder now because of t the policies being packaged as public safety, when in fact, it does nothing bu

the collection of different southeast asian states are accelerating the growth, be it indonesia or thailand or the philippines. there is a lot of competition. the biggest player is china's alibaba, which owns lazada. there are dozens of other players vying for space across the region but they will not all survived. we will expect consolidation of next year, to compete with a lot of the bigger players. but for those employed in the southeast asian e—commerce space, time are good, for now at least and for customers, well, a little competition can be a good thing. do you like to go fast because elon musk‘s last transportation system could be sent a reality. hyperloop one what in the nevada desert reach speeds of up to 650 kilometres an hour. this is the beginning and the dawn of a new era of transportation, the first new major former trust the patient in 100 years and it sounds incredible, it's the future, it is the sound of the future and it's going to basically change the way we live, where we work and make the world a much smaller place and turn cities into metro stops. let's show you t

a lot of western brands that i talk to are now looking towards indonesia, or sri lanka, or even africa to invest, because they are concerned about unfair trading practices in china. in corporate america, the boss of drugs giant merck has resigned from the business panel led by donald trump over the president's response to a violent white nationalist rally which took place in virginia over the weekend. i spoke to our correspondent from new york and i asked why the drugs

obviously has an ad and the fact but the container of the improvement movie from places like china or indonesia railroads are very bad job part of that. those are there right along the containerships. and with those trucking companies they're still very important and vital part of the transportation. there were several things and i was writing this broken abated interesting the went to a bench in the connection with the titanic. says the overall personal connection with the smaller communities that several years to save 50 or 60 the feeling of the individuals that work for a the railroad is still very deep and part of the reason the pictures that i have came to light and i am forever grateful if it is part of my duty

blackberry is still a big hit in indonesia. and with me. blackberry'sains biggest markets where you'll find john chen this week. today. be speaking later it to have you on the show. i am the only person i know that actually still likes blackberry. >> what is the strategy? >> they stopped making the blackberry smart phone. they licensed the design out, the specification to other places. indonesia happens to be a big market for black buried -- library. blackberry.ket for talking to partners with officials on how to expand blackberry. scarlet: it's curious that it is such a big hit in indonesia. they are also trying to take advantage of that partnering with local companies. cracks may want to expand that partnership with the government. they are about using their secure software. it has really been the big sell blackberry. you remember these hacking scandals, it's been pointed out the blackberry platform is one of the most secure out there. they're focused on licensing out that software. what they call sort of the enterprise of things. the int

but i think the team in indonesia at the time reacted extremely good in spotting where the weakness in the process was and fixing that. we haven't had a problem like that since last year. haslinda: but that is to be expected considering the company has grown and the market has grown. max: that is to be expected, but i would not allow that excuse for me or my team. i think it is our job to gain the customer's trust through working hard every day. that customer, i think he got a free iphone in the end. he didn't have to pay anything. haslinda: lozada was in the headlines recently because alibaba became your major shareholder with an investment of about $1 billion. is that going to be a game changer for you? what does alibaba bring to lazada? apart from just the brand name? max: it is very clear that it is massive. -- the overall, the value above and beyond the money they invested is probably not quantifiable. just the expertise that alibaba has of having built an e-commerce business so much longer than us. the earnings they bring to us from china is amazing and for me to have the ability

reports fm ththailand, bangladesh, and indonesia under covers the brutal exploitation of people and the environment for prorofit. they are fishing illegally on thailand's coast. crossed over 50 species of fish come including giant starfish, seahorses, a and juvenile e sea snakes. most of the catch is not good for consumption. it would be used to feed farm animals. it is sold to supermarkets in restaurants around the world. link tv and a college is visited thailand to investigate links -- link tv and others visiteded thailand to investigate links. industrial agriculture promote to stop as a sustainable solution for the problems of fishing. many of the so-called fish are pulled from the ocean around southeast asia with devastating effects. these small and young edible fish are left to rot in the halls of vessels for days on weeks on end before being handled. fleets o of trucks and sport tos of rottiting fish on each vessel on the processing plants where they are ground down and wasash and cookeded into powdered fish far for fooood -- fisish flowewr od. alongside e the species on fishg ves

we talking about thailand vis-a-vis indonesia? when you talk to the u.s. and european buyers, what are your biggest competitive markets? >> i wouldn't say the western markets. ,f you look at our neighborhood malaysia got a lot of foreign investment, vietnam is quite hot at the moment. based on the pricing, it is well under the value of thailand. if you come to thailand, you can get some of the value outside of bangkok. we also products from ching mike, all down the south. >> you mentioned how chinese buyers are a big part of your business in terms of your international side, how concerned are you of the government in beijing and their grip on capital control at the moment? after it is a concern but going through the sales records on our books, that money is outside of china already. we don't make recommendations based on purchasing the projects or channels to come through. we accept purchases through all international banking standards channels. it is interesting, what we did find is that the capital controls did not affect our business so far. question, b

the indonesia rate decision, no change expected to the cash rate percent. the u.s. dollar indonesia could have trouble trying to break through the seven-month trading range. cut if we do see a surprise coming through from the bank of indonesia. matt and manus. matt: juliette saly joining us with an excellent chart from the bloomberg out of singapore. ray dalio has reiterated his warnings against exposure to risk arguing that politics will probably play a greater role in affecting markets that we have experienced in any time before in our lifetimes. ceonew linkedin info earlier today. in there any bright spots this morning, in the risk that he sees? it is kind of depressing to read that this is a guy fighting mentality for the u.s. government rather than doing everything in the best interest of the country. similar did make a warning two years ago. it is not like somewhere fresh out of nowhere. he said this two years ago and it did not come about then. his warning is generally valid. there are risks at the moment. we clearly are in a populist phase and it is worrying

indonesia, india, and the philippines are in a world of their own. rishaad: you have written that hong kong is perhaps the most precarious. is that a result of it having such a great year so far? >> partially. also hong kong is polled by china on the one side and the s&p 500 on the other. we have a regression alice's looking at hong kong's daily return -- an analysis looking at hong kong's daily return. basically for every percentage increase in the s&p 500, you would see china going up 50 percentage points. rishaad: thank you. coming up, how will the philippines address the slumping pace? we asked the country's budget secretary. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: the news in washington this week is dominated by missiles, mcconnell, and manafort. despite the crisis over north korea, president trump found time to call out mitch mcconnell over the failure to pass health care. the president's lawyer reportedly accused robert mueller of "gross abuse of the judicial process" after the f.b.i. searched the

the movie i went to hawaii, kenya, indonesia. i was at the obama family compound, i interviewed obama's brother. i wanted to expose that obama was not a traditional civil rights guy. his perspective was anti-colonial, shaped by an international view of the world. this is in obama's own book. there was a hypocrisy to obama. he was demanding of americans we make sacrifices for each other. i said, here is obama's own rather living in a slum in nairobi. living in a hut where you stretch your arms and you touch the walls. there is something odd chanting "we are our brother's keeper" and here is his own brother and he hasn't helped him. obama and trump are opposites pursuing a different agenda. host: you said playing the nazi card stems from the election of donald trump. rump and not be a fascist? what tips it into nazism? or fascism? dinesh: i am talking about the guys that wear costumes and they carry bricks as weapons. if i show up on campus, it is not surprising to have these dudes to block me from speaking. it is not like the camp

. >> natives to indonesia. the corpse flower has blooming periods that can occur once every few years to once a for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ . >>> sometimes the simplest things are the most adorable. jimmy dean is a rescue near richmond, one of his favorite things to eat are his pig chino is from starbucks, we got to change his name, jimmy dean? how about sammy wiggly. one last check >> things look great for the eclipse especially here in philadelphia, as we head to tomorrow afternoon be few clouds, 88 we will have the risk for an 18 shower or storm, tuesday, wednesday, chances for storms, temperatures in the 90's on tuesday, 87 wednesday, then feeling kind of

indonesia has declared a radical cleric a suspect in suicide bombings in jakarta in january last year. aman abdurrahman was charged with orchestrating the attack, despite being in prison at the time. this story is popular at bbc .com. a rare white koala has arrived at queensland zoo in australia. her pale colour is due to a recessive gene, thought to be inherited from her mother. the zoo are now asking the public for their help in naming the koala. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the former owner of bhs, dominic chappell, is to be prosecuted by the pensions regulator. he's accused of failing to provide information to an investigation into the retail chain's sale. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. united states turned up the pressure on north korea by imposing new sanctions. and is china's largest vehicle maker cooling its prospects to buy the iconic american band chip? —— brand, jeep? good morning. thanks for joining us for this edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. the us is expanding sanctions on north korea in an

consumers in indonesia also use an app downloaded more than 20 million times since its debut in 2015 to get food and groceries delivered. the u.s. government is ramping up its use of blockchain technology, awarding more contracts which could fuel broader adoption across the private sector. joining me from london with more on how the technology is picking up steam, caroline hyde, as well as my guest host for the hour, bob o'donnell with me in the studio. how significant has the increase been? caroline: it has increased 13-fold since 2016. millionalking $1.3 awarded this year. still, not to be sniffed at. it is not likely to blame dollars raised in terms of initial offerings. we are seeing cash being splashed by the united states government at the federal level, the state level as well. we are talking fully fledged pilots now. they like the underlying technology. it is the blockchain which basically means you and i can share a database. we can put real-time transactions in and ensure those transactions are correct. the applications are endless. hundreds have been identified by the u.s.

limited access to the freeport mcmoran copper mine in indonesia is expected resume today after hundreds of former workers clashed with police. the us mining giant has been dealing with a labour dispute since may when roughly 5,000 workers walked off the job to protest mass layoffs. shares in the shanghai—listed unit of telecoms group china unicom have soared after it announced plans to raise more than $11 billion from a dozen major investors including alibaba and baidu. rico hizon is in singapore. tell us more about this plan to raise the capital, then. finally, then, there is some clarity about this fundraising initiative from the world's fourth largest mobile service provider by subscriber base. there was confusion last week about how much was going to be raised, through the investors were, and if it was a legal deal. tony's media speculated that china unicom had violated deals in terms of deal size and pricing mechanism after the rules were revised in february. but the regulators said that the deals that will tap into more than a dozen major investors such as alibaba and baidu, do

a lot of western brands that i talk to are now looking towards indonesia, or sri lanka, or even africa to invest, because they are concerned about unfair trading practices in china. in corporate america, the boss of drugs giant merck has resigned from the business panel led by donald trump over the president's response to a violent white nationalist rally which took place in virginia over the weekend. i spoke to our correspondent from new york and i asked why the drugs chief executive, ken frazier, resigned. merck's ceo use the company's resigned. merck's ceo use the compa ny‘s twitter account to resigned. merck's ceo use the company's twitter account to explain his decision to step down. it was from the president's manufacturing jobs council. he, it is worth pointing out, is one of america's most prominent african—american business executives. and he explained that as merck's boss and asa explained that as merck's boss and as a matter of personal conscience he felt a responsibility to take a stand against extremism. many people are seeing this as an apparent criticism of donald tr

birth control and give them control over their own bodies, throw in thisdful of corn -- happens in indonesia and south america. get the clergy involved and then it's called empowerment of women. thank you, sir. host: arlington, virginia. on the independent line, we have josh. caller: good morning. crime andproblem with so forth, i think we need a constitutional amendment so that there can be a public witness called in immediately .fter something happens currently, a witness in a lot of won't say anything because they are afraid of being shot or something. if they would change the personution so that this who is called a public witness could work with the commonwealth attorney to question people immediately and then his testimony at a trial would be sufficient and nobody would ever be identified. maybe they would get people to come forward and say -- right now, somewhat he can see somebody shot and the recognize the shooter -- right now, shotody can see somebody and they recognize the shooter but they don't say anything. host: indiana, michael on the line for republicans. caller: thank you, c

same as in indonesia. hadingapore, somewhere uber targeted aggressively, they had a bunch of cars for their drivers, but it turns out the cars had serious safety problems with them. just last month, the wall street journal reported 1000 of the cars leased for drivers were in danger of basically combusting. few of them had dashboards which caught on fire. it is a poor message where you have grab and go, and even the ceo's to help recruit drivers. uber offering drivers will became an embarrassing story, cars that are unsafe. it has not worked that well for uber. if you use the app in singapore and malaysia, grab is three times as many cars. grab,cer: we talk about you know, and they recently got back. aside from these injections of capital, how are they widening their lead with uber, and can uber catch up? adam: it will be very tough for uber. a lot of that money is being marked -- earmarked to expand and already, there is millions of people who use grab pay, making sexy transactions. can leverage that into

piso y sin trucos se consagraron luego de competir con otras 40 parejas entre las que habÍa de rusia, indonesia y china. bailamos tango o la "macarena"? hoy es el dÍa nacional de sandwich cubano. javier: seguimos con mÁs noticias a travÉs de la pantalla de univisiÓn. no le cambie. los cereales de malt-o-meal te dan grandes ahorros. para ver si son tan buenos como dicen hemos reunido a un grupo de expertos. las cucharas se elevan. estan en medio bocado puro sabor cereal malt-o-meal. puro sabor tu privacidad te hace tmi lugar número uno, para hacer número dos te amo, pero a veces apestas. nuevo febreze air effects con tecnología odorclear limpia los malos olores como nunca antes. porque las cosas que más quieres, pueden apestar. y también prueba febreze small spaces para eliminar malos olores hasta por 30 días. respira tranquilo con el nuevo febreze. hoy es el dia nacional de sandwich cubano!!!!y aylen del javier: hoy es el dÍa nacional del sandwich cubano. carolina: quien mejor que nuestra ayleen del toro que es nacida en esta cuba, adelante. ayleen: me vine a la pequeÑa habana en mi

karinding attack's heavy bamboo sound drag me deeper into the diverse music scene of indonesia. i had to have some more. i needed to find something new. . i wanted t to get insidet it means to be indonesian, a country with hundreds of languages, myriad religions, and a million points of view on music making and the meaning of it all.

companies from countries like egypt venezuela indonesia and north korea taking part in the exposition. with the largest contingent of thirty firms coming from assad regime's foremost ally iran. the country's economy has been crippled by six years of war with the world bank estimating that syria has lost around two hundred twenty six billion dollars. that's four times its yearly total economic output since fighting began. syria remains under wide ranging sanctions enacted by the european union and the u. s. something the assad regime made sure to point out is the fair kicked off. i have the you know monica this is one of the battles which is an economic battle. it's a battle against the sanctions in the european economic siege. alert me cool western countries that have imposed a scene just to note that the siege is not legal or moral. because it harms people up on that we have an activity we're seeing now with the participation of a big number of companies and countries. it means the beginning of a syrian economic rise tiny midday nobody saw the so. let's take a look it's more of today

it looks to me by the language they're speaking either to be in indonesia or malaysia. this video has almost single digit views. they're hanging out having fun. then this guy starts talking about it. >> mila. >> oh. >> i'm done with this. >> he has seen the video. >> that's what i love about the incident and viral videos. that's why i like doing this show. >> i'm done with this. >>> that's our show for today. the next "rtm" is all new. check it out. - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for lifelock, the number one most recognized brand in identity theft protection. wherever you are in america, identity theft is there too. from big cities to small towns, we are all at risk. - i logged onto my bank account and found that i had no funds whatsoever. it made no sense and it made me feel helpless. - i could not believe that somebody would steal my tax refund. it made me angry. - i started getting phone calls from credit collection companies, you've opened an account here, and here, and here. they wanted payment, payment for things that i did not do. - [narrator]

the plants are native to indonesia and they're known as the corpse flower because when they're fully bloomed, they stink like a rotting corpse to attract pollinating insects. >> i have never seen a plant like this. >> never realized how big it was. >> it's huge. >> as far as we know, no other garden in america has had tee blooming at the same time. >> they estimate the corpse flowers will start blooming in the next few weeks. >> have you ever had a chance to smell one? >> no. have you? >> no. i don't want to. >> i kind of do, but i don't want to at the same time >> let's go together. >> well, we may have to pass on that one. >>> coming up, scary moments for officers after they had to jump off a freeway because of an oncoming car. we hear from them straight ahead. >>> and up next, how you might able to get some free ice this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale, gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. thfee saway

unless you don't like snakes, this is a 10-foot python blocking a road in indonesia. with a group of people watching, he's taunting the snake and doing a dance. he grabs it by the neck and takes it off the road. yikes! >> where's mom in this? yeah, go ahead and play with the snake. >> she's recording the whole thing, potentially. >>> there's a fair of fat cats in new york that's ph fat. a widow with no children passed away and she left $300,000 to her two cats, troy and tiger. all the money will go to feed them and care for them. two they got $50,000 for taking them in. once the cats die, adam, there's money in their trust and if it's still there, it goes to a distant relative of the owners, get it. phat cat. >> i get t. -- i get it. >>> there's an app -- it's called reply asap. once the app is downloaded it can lock the phone by taking over the screen so if the kid wants to use the phone again, the kid has to respond to the message. it's available for android phones right now and the creator is working on an iphone version that should be working -- >> it's called if

indonesia names a cleric already injail as a suspect in the islamic state group's first attack in southeast asia. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: india's supreme court bans the islamic practice of instant divorce. will it end the misery suffered by thousands of women? this issue will change the entire landscape of muslim laws in india. "numb and confused" — princes william and harry tell the bbc about their memories of the days after their mother's death, 20 years ago.

south korea, vietnam, philippines, indonesia, all up double digits this year and the chinese economy, despite co mandated concerns has stabilized. hong kong is up 25%. stocks have been rallying beca the global economy has been improving. earnings for the s&p 500 companies are expected to be up 11% for the second quarter. stocks trade off of future earnings prospects. you can see this in rally for the dow. of the thousand pointns gains that we saw in the dow recently. boeing, mcdonald's, and caterpilla of the five have 50% of earnings overseas. only united health did not. for "nightly business report", i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> so, how is the economic and financial stability we're seeing in europe this summer helping the u.s. market and investors? jeff is the chief b global investment strategist at charles schaub and joins us now to talk about that. welcome back. >> thanks. >> i was looking at one of you 20 economies are on track to grow in 2017 and that europe is having a very crisis free summer. it wasn't that long ago when we were worriy eied about greece a p

take vo 2 ---el monte sinabung en indonesia lanz cenizas hasta unas 2 millas de altura. -- y hace una semana entro en actividad. en una de sus mayores erupciones luego de varios meses de actividad. -- la montana es uno de los 130 volcanes activos del pais, ubicano en el anillo de fuego. --las autoridades advierten a la poblacion a estar atentos ante la posibilidad de flujos de lava. gaby outro -- hace unos dos anos este mismo volcan causo la muerte de 17 personas. take sot 5 secs "acoso sexual es algo que ha pasado entre anos y anos, y siempre los maestros oh es un juego"... take vo ... definen una nueva poltica para resolver los casos de abuso sexual en las escuelas de oakland.. entrese cmo lo piensan hacer. take sot andres take sot lucrecia take vo cesar -- nuevos policas para san jos... la ciudad celebra la graduacin de nuevos cadetes, que adems forman parte de una multitudinaria promocin... llegar a su fin la escasez de oficiales? la respuesta en minutos... take vo cesar -- increble, pero cierto!... agentes de inmigracin van por el trabajador de un restaurante, pero los dueÑos de

indonesia is the latest country to condemn yesterday's ballistic missile test. look at the path of the missile. flew over the northern japanese island of hokkaido. japan's prime minster called the act a significant threat. even triggered alarms in major cities. pentagon is still in the process of assessing that launch. >>> president trump yesterday rolled back an obama era policy that banned police department from using surplus military vehicles and equipment. practice was first stopped that the vehicles were unnecessarily intimidating to crowds. nbc 10 reported on the issue in 2014. what location departments had in their arsenal. war wick says the equipment is needed. >> we took possession to continue to protect the community. to protect the community, protect the police officers who are trying to protect the community. >> according to the defense department, no local department has more surplus military gear than the philadelphia police department. >>> rising waters trap people and a storm that continues to bring devastation. we continue to follow the impact f

>> indonesia because that was like 43 hours. so it took overnight in scotland. scotland was seven hours in germany was like seven hours. and we had to sleep on the airplane all three of those. i was in indonesia when people wanted to take my pictures and i said no more pictures. >> so we have been incredibly blessed to travel as far as indonesia and the people there wanted to bring tommy's story to inspire the indigenous people and try to knock down some perceived barriers within the physical differences perspective it was an incredible journey that we just could never possibly have expected the outcome. people came from hours away from a golf tournament to meet with tommy and get his autograph. it was probably the most humbling thing that we have done all along this journey. tommy was explaining that you land in southeast asia can you better be prepared to take some pictures. but he had enough for one night and he wanted to walk away. but without question -- >> i was so tired. >> he was tired. >> without question, professional organizations, the country of indo

missile destroyer has collided with an oil tanker in the strait of malaka located between malaysia and indonesia as a result of an accident five navy sailors are injured and another ten i'm missing a search and rescue operation is currently under way in the wake of the collision at sea president trump has posted a tweet saying all thoughts and prayers are now with the crew members this is a second similar accident in the last three months back in june a few around with a warship the u.s.s. fitzgerald collided with a merchant vessel off the coast of japan seven sailors were killed in the incident and three more injured. back to the middle east now where israeli authorities have raced to the ground the house belonging to the family of a palestinian terrorist who reportedly stabbed and killed three israelis last month according to locals the suspect's father mother and three brothers have been detained as well we wanted to speak to the uncle of the alleged terrorist. but didn't get a lot of bad luck and i won last night about two am we woke up and told the bulldozers are heading away to demolish ou

it looks to me by the language they're speaking either to be in indonesia or malaysia. this video has almost single digit views. they're hanging out having fun. then this guy starts talking about it. >> mila. >> oh. >> i'm done with this. >> he has seen the video. >> that's what i love about the incident and viral videos. that's why i like doing this show. >> i'm done with this. >>> that's our show for today. the next "rtm" is all new. check it out. ♪ zero to 60 in 5-point-something seconds. it'll answer your phone. it'll upload your playlists. yeah, it's got a 6.1 hemi, a v-8, 470 horsepower at the crank. if you ask, she'll answer. not to mention it's a total chick magnet. least of my concerns. i'm off the market. uh, can you-- can you afford it? absolutely. (revs engine) (tires screeching) (laughs) (chuckles) nice. okay, guys. that's terrific. um, should we head back to the dealership? don't, uh, don't be alarmed, sir. we're, uh, we're trained professionals. (man) ♪ i begged her please slam dunk! traci's got it in the bag. depends who else applied. no, it doesn't.

i know you were worrying about those owls in indonesia. let me put you out of your misery. since the massive success of the harry potter books and films some young indonesians have been emulating their wizarding heros by buying owls as pets. conservationists are worried about the impact on the population in the wild. researchers say they're usually taken as babies from the nest and brought here to be sold in these huge bird markets that you find across java. until recently it was rare to find owls on sale but we have quickly found this shop that is selling owls and the owner says the other owls have already sold out. he rushed out the back to get this beautiful bird that we thought i might be interested in. of course it has a huge impact on the wild population of owls, owls have a very important role to protect and keep the eco—system in balance. by removing so many owls from the wild to be sold on the bird markets is very, very concerning. a wiltshire farmer has caused controversy by serving up sausages to firefighters. seems harmless at first but rachel rivers made the