Indonesia's capital underwater. Hundreds of thousands are homeless. Youngsters with no childhood. How to give former childhood soldiers a future. And the Iraqi people protecting their children in the face of violence. This is bbc world in Washington. I'm Kathy Kay.

>> I'm mike Embley in London. Also in the programme, a police officer murdered at a football game. The club warns to improve security or empty stadiums. And exclusive tour of Britain's new supermicroscope.

>> Almost 30 people are known to have died and hundreds of thousands homeless after days of torrential rain in Indonesia. Houses and thousands have sought treatment for disease. Our world affair is correspondent has a report.

>> So used to floods here but nothing like this.  Half of Indonesia's capital is under water as  days of torrential rain triggered a disaster. The slums near rivers are affected every year but this time rich and poor are suffering. Huge areas have no electricity or clean drinking water. Families are increasingly angry at the lack of the government strategy to prevent the flood problem. This woman said she had been in this situation many times before but this was much worse. The lurking fear is of diseases,   malaria and typhoid are a real threat where there is no clean water. This government doctor says that she is treating people with infection from living near dirt water. This is a city virtually paralyzed. Some are suggesting the capital should be relocated to higher ground. But for now, Jakarta citizens are bought thing in are bat thing in down the -- are battening down the hachts.

>> It was standing room only at the cathedral. The coffin of a 38-year-old police officer carried in by his colleagues. Some struggling to control their emotions. The sense of outrages at what has happened here evidenced by the thousands of fans who stood by "the cathedral to pay their respects. There were some who tried to help the roffe to escape but he was cornered.  His 15 years old daughter Cattiana paid her tribute.

>> Dad, i lost the will to live. Without you, there is no reason to live. You were the very best father.

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>> A new watershed in the Iraqi capital. A truck bomb at Baghdad market killed 130 people and wounded 300. Here is one man's story in Baghdad trying toe keep his true identity a secret. When he came in to speak to us, he described how almost everyone those who are supposed to protect them.  

>> Protect our area produce from police, military army militias

now comes the new security joined in Baghdad trying to build trust in the Iraqi security forces.

>> Do you think it will work?

>> I don't think so.

>> If that doesn't work, what could bring piece to an area like yours?

>> I believe it should be free begin from occupation forces and we need a real government.

>> Baghdad is increasingly dividing on sectarian lines.

>> In these circumstances, this is a place where  young family like yours can live?

>> This is my home and my city but in this situation, this situation, I don't like to stay here.

>> One Iraqi's story it may be but his thoughts ever probably the thoughts of many as the bombers and death squads continue their work. Stress of daily life in Baghdad. Stay with us. Still to come, the super recycling centre in Berlin that is hungry for your rubbish.