The next wave of terror groups in south east asia. Hello. Welcome to the programme. No end to the protests across the United States demanding change after the death of george floyd 12 days ago but a big change in the atmosphere. As demonstrators gathered in huge numbers, no sign yet of widespread violence or clashes with law enforcement. Lets go live now to the us and we can show you these pictures of los angeles just after nine oclock there. You can see the numbers, huge numbers there, and it has been replicated in cities right across the us. People pouring into the streets, into parts, in san francisco, new york and here in los angeles, where youll remember last week, scenes of police cars on fire, police ca is police cars on fire, police cars being vandalised, buildings on fire in la and none of that, very different scene there in that park in los angeles today. In philadelphia, huge crowds poured into the streets as Police Officers looked on. For an eighth day, crowds gathered on t
The disappearance of two other children. How a former bomb maker for an indonesian terror group is on a new mission to stop the next wave of terror groups in south east asia. Welcome to bbc news. Thousands of anti racism protesters have marched peacefully through washington in the biggest turnout yet during 12 days of demonstrations. This is after the death of george floyd while he was being held by police in minneapolis. Protests are taking place right across the us. We can go to these live pictures in washington. You can see the crowds thinning out there just after 11 oclock. Earlier on in daylight, those streets were full leading up to the white house in the park, and black lives matter plaza. Thousands of protesters making their voices heard there, including the mayor of dc, he was one of the people in march. Also one of the people in washington observing the march was a reporter. Lets get this update from our correspondent, aleem maqbool, in washington. Chanting no justice no peac
To reopen later this month for individual prayer, but not weddings. How a former bomb maker for an indonesian terror group is on a new mission to stop the next wave of terror groups in south east asia. Demonstrations have been taking place across the world triggered by the Police Killing of george floyd in the us. Thousands of anti racism protesters have marched through washington in the biggest turnout yet during twelve days of demonstrations. In North Carolina where mr floyd was born his family held a Memorial Service and public viewing, before hes laid to rest on tuesday. There have been large protests across the uk in defiance of appeals to stay at home because of coronavirus. They were largely peaceful but in london fireworks and bottles were thrown at police. Ten Police Officers have been injured and 1a people arrested during the day. First lets show you scenes from the us where protests are underway. Here is the senior of the white house, protest is there, they have been authori
On October 12, 2002, Bali fell victim to the deadliest act of terrorism in Indonesia's history. Three bombs were detonated in busy nightclubs in the popular Kuta district, killing 202 people and injuring more than 200 others. Members of Jemaah Islamiyah, an extremist Islamist group, were convicted over the bombings and in November 2008 Imam Samudra, Amrozi Nurhasyim and Huda bin Abdul Haq were executed by firing squad.