yeah this is a huge blow so what we did doesn't sell a lot of boat ready less but they do so a lot in europe and in advance and lots of parts of the world and in those countries unlike in china there's very high demand for google services so it's almost a nonstarter to offer a smartphone that doesn't have you to rules out store g. mail those kinds of programs so how much of a blow then as this to happen to huawei if this stands i mean it's a pretty big blow i think they would be relegated to a bit later in most countries other than china and china they're probably ok where i don't think there is the same demand there are alternatives as far as app stores chinese consumers are why and will services but everywhere else i think it would severely don't what has been an incredibly fast growing business while we not that long ago was not a major player on the global smartphone scene and as you mentioned is now the 2nd biggest phone maker after sanskrit and cannot expect more of this album american

companies to take some of the action action against given the us government has blacklisted it yeah i mean it's really not up to the companies i mean they're flying with a us order so i think you'd expect all u.s. companies to do the same and what we don't know is just which components the networking side which as you mention is that more of their business we don't know how much in the u.s. components software those services were lying around so i think that will be interesting to see as well and then lee hamilton will you see businesses that relies on windows for microsoft which i would imagine will also see its software supply dried out and why is the u.s. doing this is it right to be raija know that the chinese government can weigh for spying. i mean it's a very complicated it's hard it really depends on where you sit who you believe so i think the questions about you know the security risks of wildly now where you're you know are hotly debated but there is a broader u.s.

attorney dispute at play and certainly when it comes to being all business with china in this way in this case you know software for their smartphones that goes above and beyond security concerns this is a very drastic step that the u.s. has taken and it'll be interesting to see if china retaliates i mean it is true that while weight on u.s. software but i'll tell you apple relies on chinese menu so i think they're worried as well because china could retaliate by saying fine you know you you'll have to be a giant export fees if you want to take those i phones elsewhere in a free thank you very much for your expertise on the threat of an afraid lived in san francisco thank you. now popular democratic republic of congo politician is expected to return to the country after nearly 3 years in exile could be fed the d.l.c. in $26.00 days after falling out with then president joseph kabila now as catherine reports from. thousands of his supporters and the mineral rich province of katanga

awaiting to welcome him home. the bravery in the afternoon in lubumbashi mobilizing people for their arrival of noise to be the democratic republic of congo 2nd city is his home base where he served as governor from 2006 until 2015 when he fell out with former president joseph kabila was a political and business partner. to be fled the country in 2016 after being accused of hiring mass neris to overthrow the kabila government while in exile he was convicted to 3 years in prison for property fraud that conviction was overturned last month allowing him to return home. before he'd come back after suffering. is now being mismanaged we want him to stall. wanted to stand for president in last year's

election but was blocked from entering the country to register as a candidate many congolese say he could have been the ruling party's biggest competitor. one of the reasons moyes got to invest so. he owns one of africa's strongest card spots. has started a football academy here in. and has sponsored many social programs for young people although his return has caused a political star some analysts doubt it will lead to any significant change in the current political landscape. elected member of parliament. saw it is definitely clear that. it will be heard as part of the opposition and with the he will become the leader of that will position that in the story but to suggest that his voice would be the straw to upset this situation right now in

call i don't think. critics accuse good to be of abusing his power while gov to expand his wealth in mining and other businesses but supporters in his hometown are ecstatic they see their will coming home and they will change the country's complex politics catherine al-jazeera. southeast. tens of thousands of pro supporters who rallied in cities across germany there are some call from german chancellor angela merkel to push back against the far right which is predicted to make gains at this week's european parliament election and warned that nationalism is the enemy of a unified europe on saturday meanwhile italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvation has staged a rally in milan attended by national politicians from across the bloc to reshape the european parliament and the talian government says it will formalize the closure of its ports to aid groups which rescue refugees and migrants at sea that's

as a german humanitarian ship remains an italian waters with dozens of refugees and migrants on board defying a band by mateo salvini sea watch says it's broken the ban for humanitarian reasons the un has condemned selwyn's actions saying they violate human rights. now a billionaire technology investor has stunned hundreds of graduates at a historically black college in the u.s. by announcing that he will pay off their student loans robert half with lady else when during his commencement speech at morehouse college school officials as a gift from smith is worth about $40000000.00 he's thought to have a fortune of $4400000000.00. i know my hands will make sure they pay this forward. i am going to look at these alumnus these beautiful morehouse brothers. let's make sure every class has a same opportunity going forward because we are enough to take care of our own

community. we have the sports news still ahead already has our show up but not down there which it depends on the call to tell have all of the action.

time for sports. thank you very much brooks kept celebrating another u.s. p.g.a. championship title of the victory at bethpage black in new york the american showed some nerves on the final day dropping 4 shots in

a round of 74 but he managed to hold off the challenge from dustin johnson kept ending on 8 under par to clear of the field a remarkable achievement for the defending champions a clean she's 4th major crown out of the last 8 you also one back to back us open titles last season rafael nadal has laid down a big marker head of the year's 2nd grand slam event he beat novak djokovic in the final of the tell you know if and on sunday that don't look too well set for his 9th rome title as he won the 1st set 6 love talk of each fought back and levelled the match by taking the 2nd 64 but there was another twist in the deciding census in the dough dropped to just one game to secure the victory and the title is 1st of the season he heads to paris next week with a 12th french open crown insights. as always a special place against all odds against roger not this kind of much as our position on this is par for the last 1014 years now so it's always

a special nobody is doing a great way to get out of that well i was last week in mother in final years so yeah it's an important big time for me. covering the press cover beecher had a concert in the women's final the 4th seed from the czech republic proving too good to take it 6364 this is the food and biggest clay court title of political career the game is 2nd grand slam roland garros begins next sunday. emotions were high for you venters on sunday as they played their final home game of the city our season as the champions collected believe when a stray free there was a chance for the fans to say goodbye to head coach massimiliano a legacy who's leaving after 5 years in charge a familiar sight now italian football is the event as players celebrated their 8th title in a row. but in the match itself you they were held to a 11 draw by atalanta and it's a key result to your superior church with a crucial goal as they chase champions league qualification for the 1st time.

atalanta will go into the final day of the season next may in 3rd place after going above interim a lan into the 2 for one of napoli yorkers olinsky to pick up a go. and they see milan kept up their hopes of the top 4 finish with a 20 win over forcing norming to refix free kick hear from the spaniard suso wrapping up a victory. cute celebration to row madrid's worst season in 20 years indeed in another defeat and the team were greeted with boos from their own fans after the final game on sunday a 12 league defeat of the season was handed to them by israel bettis beaten 3 known as occasion the druids coach sitting in the den has said this was definitely a campaign to forget gareth bell was an unused substitute and stormed off down the tunnel at full time is one of the players reported to be leaving the club this coming off season. little missy reached another milestone as champions barcelona

signed of barely get season with a $22.00 draw and able messi scored both which takes him to the 50 goal mark for a season for the 6th time in his career bar so it will be going for the domestic double when they play valencia next weekend in the spanish cup final will murder him mark marquez has extended he's lead at the top of the standings the honda rider started on poland's at the checkered flag as he won the french grand prix on sunday the spaniard taking his 3rd victory in the last 4 races to put him in control of the title race is now 7 points clear in the riders championship. and on 4 wheels max for stepan treats of these home dutch f one fans to a taste of what's to come red bull have tasted because it was one for a track which is returning to the race calendar next season the strapped last stage f one back in 1952 and it will be the 1st dutch grand prix for 35 years.

underlined is billing is favored to win cycling's did its earlier with victory on stage 9 the slovenian won the 35 kilometer time trial around the streets of ricky o. ne on sunday stopping the timings with his run of 51 minutes 50 seconds and he's now moved to 2nd in the general classification italian valerio conti retained the overall lead but is expected to relinquish the plane to the once they head into the mountains next week monday will be the 1st race today of this year's judo. and here's proof know why when you're never out when you're down so this is malaysia against china at badminton suited women cup. good reason is profit but even being on the flow didn't stop him carrying on with a rally the chinese pay eventually seeing off an opponent stuck on the ground but it took some doing. and that's all the sport we have in our states and for more later thank you very much protest stay with us on al-jazeera peter davi well here

we have with another full news bulletin and just a couple of minutes but for me and as a problem and the entire news out thank you very much for watching. generates thousands. with different angles from different perspectives. separate the spin the facts. the misinformation from the. protesters complain about the. police violence the sensational the demonstration with the listening post. the.

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obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable people that are. like you now they. trust. you trust. the u.s. president donald trump threatens the end of iran if it seeks the war. alone welcome i'm peter w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up sudan's armies rulers and protest leaders try again to settle their differences over

a new governing body. pro-abortion rights activists march in alabama against a new law in the us state which in effect bans the procedure. and google's parent company stops doing most of its business with the chinese tech giant huawei after the u.s. blacklisted it. top story the us president donald trump has issued a direct threat to iran just days after saying he was prepared for talks on twitter mr trump said this if iran wants to fight that will be the official end of iran never threatened the united states again iran and its regional rival saudi arabia turned down their war rhetoric even as the u.s. builds up its military presence in the gulf the leader of iran's revolutionary guard says his country is not pursuing conflict the saudi foreign ministry issued

a similar statement but added the kingdom will respond if iran chooses war king saul man has called for 2 emergency summits involving gulf and arab leaders later this month to discuss the escalating tensions classical hain has more now from washington. again the u.s. president donald trump sending mixed messages when it comes to his belief of what's happening with iran sending that tweet that he could destroy their country at the same time we've seen several reports that he's told his acting secretary of defense that he doesn't want to go to war with iran so what exactly was the impetus for this tweet well we don't know it could have been that he received the briefing it was sending the message publicly or it could have been that he was watching television felt the need to respond we do know that he has been sending out a lot of tweets over the last couple of hours on sunday after he got back from his golf course at range of topics everything from promoting

a book to talking to college graduates to talking about immigration the economy complaining the fox news is hosting a town hall so the president definitely feeling aggrieved and twitter now is that exactly what led to this tweet we don't know but we do know that we're going to find out much more about the intelligence behind these recent u.s. moves we expect members of congress will be briefed on the classified information this week and we will likely hear much more about what prompted the u.s. to act in iraq has been fired into its heavily fortified green zone an area where there are many government buildings and embassies the iraqi military says there were no casualties the u.s. embassy evacuated non-essential stauffer earlier this week citing a heightened threat from iran. is that. they in fact saying that they found a katyusha rocket launch pad on a road close by to the green zone and it's incidents like this that of course are making iraq iraqis and iraqi politicians very nervous because of course iraq has

incredible economic political and military ties and religious ties with neighboring iran and of course is a major u.s. ally as well we saw mike pompei as visit earlier this month compare warning the iraqi government about what he described as specific and increasing threats by what the americans describe as iran's proxies in this country these are these iraqi iran backed armed groups that were so very effective in the fight against eisel that were integrated into the iraqi military in 2016 and who certainly the u.s. say pose a major threat here to u.s. interests those 5200 or so american servicemen and women still in iraq so despite the fact that the iraqi prime minister has come out and

said that he's seen no increased threat from these groups certainly incidents like this evening suggest just how fragile the situation is here although it's very important to say that nobody has claimed responsibility for this attack. iraq's oil minister meanwhile says exxon mobil's decision to evacuate all its foreign staff is unacceptable and unjustified tamer got ban says the move was made for political purposes and not because of security concerns dozens of mainly u.s. workers at an oil field near basra were flown to dubai on saturday and bahrain ordered all its nationals to leave iraq and iran because of what it describes as unstable conditions. yemen's who the rebels say they plan to target $300.00 military sites in yemen saudi arabia and the united arab emirates statement follows a drone attack on a saudi oil pumping facility the explosion hit

a pipeline rupturing it and causing an oil leak sudan's military rulers and protest leaders talks to finalize a new governing body and making progress and will continue discussions resumed on sunday after the military suspended the previous round of negotiations days earlier demanding that demonstrators remove road blocks in the capital khartoum the 2 sides are trying to settle on the make up of the governing body protesters want civilians to be in charge of it. now you know today we discussed the tasks during the transitional period which were entirely agreed upon and we also discussed the structure of the sovereign authority both sides agreed to create a committee from the alliance for freedom and change to follow up on the results that are reached by the commission formed by the transitional military council specifically on the events that took place in the areas of protests and others in which many dear sudanese people died. ok here's a quick reminder of how we reached where we are as of today the army removed omar al bashir on april the 12th after

a popular uprising that began as protests over high living costs a transitional council was set up but protest leaders were not satisfied while a mass city and continued outside the army headquarters protest leaders hope talks with the council eventually reaching some agreements but last week 6 people were killed when violence broke out near the protests to sit in demonstrators accuse the army of resorting to brutal tactics used during the rule of omar al bashir muhammad though has more now from khartoum. the generals in the transitional military council have been meeting with representatives of the opposition movement that talks about a decisive face it's what happens from now on and i get them and on that crucial point of the for mission of the sovereign council by highest organ in the transitional item is social that's been proposed for sudan that will prove what happens in this country the protesters are saying they want civilians to have

a major stake in the council the militarist say they have been given the responsibility of making managing the transition since they removed president model bashir from power and want to see a small town is belfour should have a majority stake and maybe even the leadership of the council and that is what they have been discussing small far they have not come to an agreement yet but they of course she is optimism of course are done that something is going to give way and that there will be a compromise and the formation of dark council will be possible for the sake of this nation. the roadside bombs exploded as a tourist bus drove past it in egypt injuring at least 17 people most of them south africans it's not yet known who was responsible but the attack will be another hit to tourism after years of turmoil and violence is with me. this is what

remains of a tourist bus hit by a roadside bomb today kyra a little economic this witness was driving behind the bus when it was attacked we're going to look up the numbers for you all the foreigners in the front are injured he says i saw the whole thing from my car. 25 south african tourists were on board when the bomb exploded in a district place to the giza pyramids tourists in egypt have been increasingly targeted as the government tries to suppress i. and groups in the sinai peninsula. last december 3 vietnamese tourists and their egyptian guide were killed in a similar attack in the same area. tourism is key to egypt struggling economy visitor numbers dropped by more than 60 percent after the 2011 uprising that ousted former president hosni mubarak the egyptian government has been working hard to lure tourists back the psychological impact and so be quite substantial it will i

think joran and governments who have been lobbied by bit if you government to withdraw its outlook by streets for their citizens who work and revisit each of the victims of the blast to being treated in hospital meanwhile investigators are trying to work out how a tourist bus could be bombed egypt's heavily secured capital victoria gate and be al-jazeera. south africa's former president jacob zuma is due back in court later hoping the judges will throw out hundreds of charges of corruption against him jim is accused of fraud money laundering and reckon tearing but he says it's all part of a conspiracy to me to miller reports now from pietermaritzburg. jacob zuma is most challenging days as president involved protests like these demanding his resignation it's 15 months and zuma succumbed to following months of public dissatisfaction and pressure from within his own party the african national

congress at the heart of his fall from grace one hundred's of corruption allegations zuma was charged specifically in a corruption case going back more than a decade. he was you know was deputy president the french arms company tireless $180000000.00 government contract to build 4 frigates for stop africa's navy state prosecutors say tellus agreed to pay zuma half a $1000000.00 rand that's around $34000.00 a deal for his political protection was allegedly brokered by his former financial advisor should be a shake. he was jailed in 2006 for 15 years but was released 2 years later on medical parole the difficulty for the national prosecuting authority is that when they charge should be a shake with corrupting jacob zuma they chose not to charge jacob zuma the former head of the n.p.a. said this was because while they had a prima fucking case or they had a level of evidence against jacob zuma they weren't sure that the case was winnable

zuma was fired as deputy president but stayed in the a.n.c. he was elected president of the party ahead of the 2009 elections which the a.n.c. won zuma then became south africa's president in 2007 zuma was charged with corruption racketeering money laundering and fraud the charges were dropped 2 years later because judges said they'd been political interference but last year prosecutors had another change of mind and the charges were reinstated zuma wants the charges dropped because of what he describes as a political conspiracy jacob zuma is due to appear at this court way it's expected his lawyers will argue that it's been more than a decade since the case against him began and it should be thrown out the former president also says there have been irregularities ahead of the trial including that he has been spied on by the government if he must put on trial it could have massive implications for the divided in seen resume retain significant support going to be a trying time for the a.n.c.

some members of the party will have to make a difficult decision as to whether they support the former president or not and i think knowing in looking at how divided the parties still is this will really not make their lives easier zuma says he's done nothing wrong but if found guilty could face at least 25 years in prison for me al jazeera pietermaritzburg south africa. still to cover here on al-jazeera including running on empty fuel gets harder and harder to find in a country with mask. boy it was a plus. i'm sorry i was at the cannes film festival where a new wave of north african female filmmakers are taking center stage.