this is new news live from berlin donald trump puts pressure on georgia's top election official to find enough votes to overturn his last in the state the release of the recorded phone call comes just days ahead of an expected effort by some republican lawmakers to challenge the formal certification of joe biden's election victory also coming up. india approves 2 different track scenes against the coronavirus the decision allows and i'm i'm ambitious inoculation program to get underway. and in the bundesliga reigning champions of barley make get off to

a tricky start against a row coastlines of the variants ready to reclaim top spot. i'm pablo foley yes welcome to the program we start in the united states where president donald trump is making a fresh effort to overturn the results of the november election odio has emerged of an hour long phone call in which trump can be heard demanding that georgia's top election official change the result in his face. 2 months after his election defeat donald trump is still hoping to reverse the voters' verdict the us president has long refused to concede the race citing unsubstantiated claims of

voter fraud now there's evidence the trump pressure to georgia's top alexion official to alter the state's results. well look all i want to do is as i use one of the. 11780 loans which is one more that we have because we want to say the people of yours you're angry at the people because you're angry and there's nothing wrong with saying that you know. 2 2 2 that you've read calculated well mr president determines that you have is the day that you have legal votes trump suggested that profits parker a republican could face prosecution for refusing to cooperate. you know what they did and you're not reporting and that's as you know that's a criminal that's a criminal offense and you know you can't let that happen that's that's a big risk to you and your ryan your lawyer and that's a big risk trump's comments drew swift condemnation from the incoming

administration and. most certainly then. and it was. me all of these how and why the president of the united. mirrors of trump's potential meddling comes at a crucial moment for the state of georgia and the nation on tuesday millions of georgians will cast ballots in 2 runoff elections that could decide which party controls the u.s. senate and with polls showing a close race trumps comments could have a significant impact on the eventual outcome of those contests. well correspondent. sent us this update from washington. the recorded

conversation between president trump and georgia's secretary of state is an unprecedented situation in the history of the united states the sitting u.s. president is clearly trying to overturn president-elect joe biden's victory washington and people following this issue are shocked some democrats but also legal experts and other lawmakers are saying that this should have legal consequences on a state and on a federal level because despite the fact that this is not the 1st time the president trump tries to percy a top leader in one of the states this is the 1st time that there is a clear evidence of the president of the united states trying to intimidate and even threaten the electoral official he's talking to at the same time trial senators who support donald trump see the joint session of congress on wednesday to certify biden's victory as their last stand to contest the election results this

will most likely not change anything on the election result that has already been confirmed by all states and by the electoral college certifying that joe biden is the president elect of the united states but still this attitude and the spreading of the room or a frog in the election system of the united states is strange or is for the democracy itself in this country and this is exactly what 10 living former defense secretaries also united states them across and republicans have expressed in a joint stain statement published by the washington post they underline in their opinion letter the importance of maintaining the history of democratic transition in the united states a message that is clearly directed to president trump and the lawmakers supporting him. well now to some of the other stories making news around the world me cher's prime minister has said 100 people were killed in attacks on 2 villages on saturday is the minister minutes and serve believed to be responsible for the raids near the

country's border with mommy the sherif has suffered repeated attacks and made an upsurge in islamist violence in the hell region. thousands have turned out in baghdad in iraq for a rally marking one year since a top iranian commander was killed there general custom solar money and iraqi ally were killed by a u.s. drone strike on january 3rd last year escalating tensions between washington and tehran and its supporters in the middle east. clerics from pakistan's shiite has are a minority are calling for further protests following the killing of 11 miners from their community police say the workers were kidnapped from their coal mines and then executed the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility. a spanish humanitarian vessel says it has rescued 265 migrants from the

mediterranean in 2 separate missions activists from the ngo open arms said most of the migrants are from eritrea they were plucked from the sea on thursday on saturday open arms is now seeking permission to dhaka from the italian authorities . are india has formally approved the emergency use of 2 coronavirus vaccines as it prepares for a huge and occupation campaign the country has recorded the 2nd highest number of infections in the world 2nd only to the united states as the work begins in earnest as all sartoris gear up to roll out free shots to 300000000 of india's 1300000000 people within the next 8 months. even the way to one of the wealth biggest inoculation drive to stem the car. in the virus pandemic one of 2 vaccines authorized by india's drugs regulator was developed by astra zeneca with oxford university the other by the indian company biotech opt out i think where they

haven't mentioned. the food and your desire to accept the gum and shelf object forthcoming and according to the vaccine for let you down and bought up by it they are being approved for the stick to your limited research. india's prime minister narendra modi hailed it as a decisive turning point in the fight against the current virus. but health experts have raised concerns over the vaccine developed by biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency being published and is yet to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the new setback scenes would soon be available yeah that like to live in this big move in the new year to honor that feeling of relief that time that we didn't get back to our normal life truly i was going to go as soon as the to arrive at safety it's

safety for us what's nation is safe for our body and if i don't get it because other people say things and i can try to cope at 19 soon as the defects it's affects me. india has already held nationwide drills to prepare its health workers for brits vaccine rollout it plans to inoculate around 300000000 people on a priority list this year but with a population of 1300000000 the country has its work cut out. germany's health minister has urged health care workers to get vaccinated against the coronavirus to protect themselves and their patients young comments came amid reports that many medical workers were opposed to being an ocular rated at the weekend he faced heavy criticism for the sluggish start of germany's vaccination campaign on tuesday state leaders are due to meet with chancellor angela merkel to discuss the extension of a national lockdown. appeals to stay home seem to have little effect in this

western german winter resort town a ban on entering the ski runs failed to tell large numbers of people from hitting the slopes at the weekend so many that police intervened stopping when to enthusiasts in their tracks. germany's government together with the heads of its regional states must decide on how to proceed with anti coronavirus measures there's consensus that the luck time will have to remain in place beyond january 10th the very a once it extended by at least 3 more weeks it sounds to the numbers a still too high and we're not yet able to assess how the situation has developed over christmas new year and especially through the large numbers of travelers returning home that's why it would be irresponsible to relax the locked and now it should be extended until the end of january look dogs and be on offer them. on choose day state heads will discuss high loan the lockdown should be extended for and whether the current measures should be adjusted states with no infection numbers want to show to lock down while those harder hit want to measure is tough

and. we need to act in those areas to to most affected in this case that saxony and. so will be toughening measures frost schools and child care facilities in tow january 31st just as we'll be doing with public life will be increasing restrictions even more chilling. a key topic on the agenda is whether nurseries and primary schools should be closed some argue that young children struggle with online learning but germany central government remains skeptical about whether physical teaching in schools is a good idea. norwegian emergency workers have recovered a 7th body from a landslide buried homes in a village near the competent oslo last week rescue rescue teams are still hoping to find survivors but their efforts been heard by wintry weather. after days of searching for survivors accessing the site is still extremely difficult and made

continuous rain the initial search could only be conducted by air due to the risk of further landslides rescue teams had to wait until friday to enter on foot with search dogs norway's king harald visited the site on sunday he and his wife sagna that were survivors and rescue workers. it's been a very emotional day the rescue teams have given us an overview of what happened and how they are helping those who survived this tragedy it's difficult to put into words it's truly awful early on wednesday morning the ground suddenly gave way and the village of northeast of oslo the landslide took 9 houses with it the residential area is built on land rich in clay which becomes unstable one very wet conditions authorities evacuated around 1000 local residents.

there who have the song that we will keep clinging to the hope that it's still possible to find survivors. but of course it's very painful for the relatives and everyone affected. the situation in a country with few natural disasters the prime minister has said the landslide was one of the worst in norway's history. to sport now and in sunday's bonus legal action bar new nick avoided embarrassment against my aunts the bavarians rallied after an early shock to claim a 5 to win against the relegation threatened visit. on paper it should have been a routine victory for the reigning champions who faced a minute side that had won just one so far this season but for the 8th time in a row by and conceded 1st you know tom book cobbs netting in the 32nd minute by jerome poet telling felt he had been fouled in the build up but the goal

stood and just before half time mind doubled the lead as alex on the hock was left on my own and noted into send by and into the break to nail down but the record champions bounced back a us where kimmage header got by him back in the game and then leroy sent a level discourse off to drifting inside from the wing with the mind's defend as allowing him time to set up his shot. and 3 more by end goals followed the pick of which was robert levin dusty's effort to seal the $52.00 and result. by and reclaim top spot while minds still 2nd from bottom were left to rue their wasted lead. dortmund were back in action on sunday beating vols for 2 male to move up to 4th in the table star striker erlang holland's was back from injury but it was manuel a country who got dortmund off the mark in the 66th minute the swiss defender was

teed up by a corner from jason sunshine who went from provider to score when he burst forth. it's deep into injury time to grab his 1st goal since may. and watching the interview news live from berlin that's all for me to take care of so you send. young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop glad. that the road is no solution. to their flights could be fatal. but going back is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. .

another blow for law way with the arrest in canada of its financial director and other subjects if you know soon enough it has sent the markets haywire and reignited the trade war between beijing and washington. we asked the united states to explain the reasons behind the arrest of main one soon and demand her immediate release from the geography of. the u.s. officials also suspect huawei of using its technology to help the chinese government spy. trial activity alleged in this indictment goes back to 10 years and goes all the way to the top of the company. december 28th the arrest of the daughter of the founder of well wait in vancouver on the request of the u.s. marked the start of hostilities against the company. the 1st act of

a deep crisis with china. that if you would walk away. not good for that and i really made the decision it's much simpler not to do anything that well when you shop maybe but that united states is fighting us with force and determination we didn't expect them to hit so hard to push. how did it come to this how did the chinese telecom company while way find itself involved in new technological and geopolitical war. we're now in an era where technology artificial intelligence quantum computing telecommunications and cellphones are the commodities that are driving conflict on a global scale. the reason behind america's anxiety regarding one way is that its activity reaches much farther than telecommunications he who dominates will undoubtedly dominate a large portion of to moore's economy. a 5 g. network deep sea cables facial recognition cameras the cities of the future one way

is weaving a new technological web that covers the whole world. while away is something that's very dangerous you look at what they've done from a security standpoint from a military standpoint it's very dangers. this is the story of what way the symbol of china's success and the importance of the worst bits of the modern world. to assess the ambitions of the giant well wait we had to southern china not far from the city of. this isn't a brand new theme park but the fast and majestic 8 horses of war with. outsized

nature of which is only equaled by the brands growing for times. having risen up a year ago the complex spreads over a 1000000 and a half square meters deep in the heart of the hills'. the architecture may seem familiar to you it's an assumed choice science is composed of 12 villages inspired by 12 different european cities. so this is the head of the front. and now we also have. a lake and city science tell a very italian style. that is paris and its architecture defined is. very fender's international. in france and it's. open and beautiful. and you have 23 and 27 years old respectively

all too young while we employees among the thousands that work here. the company holds its head up high with pride and ambition. but they can't ignore the tenacity of a special party now with ice cold water to cool its authors donald trump and his accusations of picked up on by parts of the west are on everyone's minds here. that . was something about never down to yoko something number down on it's not fair it's time some. great something. everywhere and everywhere in the lord knows about the cause and one talks about it and everyone has the faith and. it does not out the above.

always one of the great success stories of the 21st century. drum out music u.s. companies from doing business with the chinese room last week. about 3000000000 people and more than 170 countries use that product itself more smartphones than our poll and a fact that only a fan found more especially in just one week this neighbors become synonymous with the trade war between the united states and china one way the chinese telecom giant weiwei is accused of espionage by washington and threatened with losing access to american markets and technology cares. a few months ago just pronouncing the company's name was a challenge. since then while weight has made a name for itself firstly with his smartphones 59000000 of them sold across the globe in the 1st quarter of 29001 it's fewer than something more than apple with only 36000000 cell phones sold

a 1st of the brand. huawei use is one of the biggest chinese companies it's grown exponentially over the last decade in pretty much every part i'm talking occasions they're building phones they're building wireless networks they're building all sorts of components and they're one of 4 mean suppliers of 5 g. technology which is going to be an evolutionary change a new world punctuated by technology warts and devoured by geo strategic tensions. at the heart of these new states is an announced revolution. ultimate weapon developed by way adventure which is tormenting the west for 5 g. technology. 5 g. promises to change our societies forever a new world of connected objects unmatched power and speed of connections. the 5th

generation of mobile communication is about to change our lives for better or for worse. the stakes are incredibly high and while way knows it. the chinese company is the world leader and it's estimated that it has a 2 year take on much commitments each over its rivals a good portion of that r. and d. has gone and the 5 james. second factor is that we started doing it earlier than most other companies we started investing in 5 g. in 2000 and. 3 the difference between 4 g. and 5 she is as wide as between a situ and a ferrari would be from $2.00 to $3.00 to $4.00 g. improvements were made every time will you dear improvements if you like i don't get it whereas the 5 g. is a complete break because it involved brand new technologies e.d.s. any americans developed 340 and sat on their laurels and they clearly did not suspect that the chinese had understood i mean if you you know but they had lost

the battles for 23 and 4 g. about that and then said ok now we'll invest in 5 g. and gain the advantage is what i sang on levels. ok i couldn't get it to. show what it is is an industrial robot supported by a very stable high speed high quality 5 g. wireless connection so ordinarily these robots would have cable transmitting power to them and controlling them. but there's a wire that's. what we provide because it is the network that allows very high capacity transmission data very stable transmission data which means there's no delay a network that will support many thousands and in the millions of connections it.

was a little disappointed if when you click on your smartphone today that you have what's known as lag times. in with 5 g. that doesn't exist anymore when you click the. page appears immediately what does this revolution offer realistically and i mean which i thomas vehicles at distance medicine and the internet of things is of it and online real time gaming virtual and augmented reality the 2nd time it will be so we're going to see whole sectors of the economy switching to this network to do something that's why the geopolitical stakes are so high he who dominates it will undoubtedly dominate a large portion of to morrow's economy he could. go to have to ask you did an operator equipped with 5 g. can gather data as it passes through its systems will possess a vast amount of information on everything going on all should you have if he then uses it for his own benefit then there is a real danger that the voice said i don't so we will need to ensure that he can't

use it but if a government of a certain country were to gather and use it for its own benefit it could pose a big threat to other countries or was it done. this is the fear of a number of western countries and that the heads of the united states. the american government fears that while away with its immense network could serve as a trojan horse and eventually help the chinese government to spy and gather data. 5 g. networks must be secure there must be strong they have to be guarded from the enemy we do have enemies out there. it's difficult to understand that a telecom network has a heart with lots of little tentacles attendee that gather data if you're at the heart of this network and you have access to all this data you can collect phone numbers addresses consumer information etc so this heart is

a highly sensitive subject. and a good example would be. the african union the african union headquarters was ultimately a gift from the chinese government and all the telecommunications equipment in the african union. headquarters building was provided by the way and it was about 5 years into the operation of this facility the engineers discovered that every night significant volume of traffic was being sent back to china from the network which was presumably everything from audio and video from. the private meetings that were happening to the contents of their file server every night it's not clear that while we had any direct role in the labeling that certainly. could have unilaterally put software in place to do something like that. but large scale espionage like that is the 2nd concern of weiwei being used in operational

networks research faced with suspicions and accusations from america the founder and c.e.o. of one way spoke up in fantasy swearing that he had absolutely no intentions. to see your real home and this our company used back doors i can assure you 100 percent you know we do not use backdoor scotch and we are prepared to sign an anti back doors agreement with any government that requests. while one has always pleaded not guilty demanded proof that it states sure that its equipment is ultra securitized. that barely reassures the trumpet ministration which fears on top of a spinach

a large scale cyber attack coming from overseas. robert strang is the deputy assistant secretary of state to cyber and international communications on the scene. because we so many more devices on these 5 g. networks there's going to be an expanded attack surface area if you will of ways that actors could seek to undermine our way of life we're also going to have opportunities because there's so much more software going over so much more code there will be also additional points of vulnerability for concern that in china unlike in western democracy there is no ability for a company to object to the commands it receives from the government itself or in china's case from the communist chinese communist party they can't go to an independent court for judicial review to object to it being instructed to acquire

data or to disrupt that critical infrastructure that's going to be created by the 5 g. networks. by 2025 they could be between 50 and 100000000000 connect you don't know. machines and equipment running things to find and many of them open to attack. if they have access and they have the off switch and suddenly if there's a war if there is a conflict between the u.s. and china it's the bad case scenario but if huawei is in your network maybe they can shut it down shut down your phones should down your calls shut down your power plants shut down your water infrastructure all these critical free. to the president signed an executive order on wednesday allowing us to ban foreign telecommunications equipment and service that this is part of the white house the president's commitment to protecting information and technology there saying that

the president here is declaring a state of emergency a national emergency. just this once the u.s. president seems to be backed by a large portion of these countries elected men and women in his face off with one way and china in the corridors of congress in washington numerous senators both republicans and democrats fire off rounds of the chinese company with no holding back the major risk is one once you have something built in your communication system that has a back door in it that means whatever's on your cell phone or whatever's in your communication can be intercepted by someone else and so people want their cell phone communication to be protective a don't want to be of what they don't want some other 4 names or whether it be an individual actor or formation and they were actually your data well i think wall way is a security threat not just the united states but to france to the west so i think it's very important that allies around the world. recognize that this

is a long term security threat to. the united states allies are also beginning to banish the chinese giant strain to plan and now new zealand. i'm naturally donald trump's blacklisting is harming wildlife financially. its international smartphone sales who fall in 40 percent in 2 months. so cool and what the americans are forbidding is access to get the big 5 of google apple facebook amazon and microsoft set up. on the place will cause problems for wall ways because if they want to find a route they won't have access to google maps if they want to video no you tube they want to send an e-mail no g. mail anymore they want to send a message to friends on facebook they don't have it anymore all of these services

are defacto excluded from one way smartphones a different way with. in china that doesn't really matter because google is not allowed. huawei sells about half of its phones somewhere else a lot of them are sold in europe and some of the phones are some of the best phones in the world right now some of the best phones for the money but now a lot of customers will think well wait a 2nd if i can have all these google applications right the google apps tor google maps g.-mail google drive then i'm going to go ahead and buy another brand. a 2nd one way is another means of putting pressure on china destabilizing a competitor with the strength. for a long period of time china has taken advantage of. $375000000000.00 in trade deficit came about year after year we don't want that not fair not right.

since playing with that see if i have no idea why donald trump is so intent on waging war on while way we have several theories. one is that he doesn't want foreign technology notably while ways to be better than america's technology ali that seems will be will make one hot dish a 2nd is that why waste technology is so advanced and so secure it would prevent the united states from spying on its own people and on other countries will audition away if it's about the comment about he has made confronting china on trade a major issue for his administration and i think the wall way. problem is part of that if wall way was located in brazil it was an indian company if it was a european company nobody would care but because it's part of the sarge or picture

of aggressive china a china that uses predatory trade practices and a china that is now the leading source of espionage against the united states put all that together and they've decided to go after them. back to kind of imagine this company's great destiny. how is it grown so quickly to become emblematic of an entire nation one time in its history. when one was founded in 1907 china was in full growth. 10 years beforehand the new leader thing shopping had launched his great modernization reforms with a single objective to elevate china to the rank of a world superpower. today's

china is entering a new phase here we are now focusing our efforts on the modernization of farming and industry science and technology along with national defense so we can we do our country in a typically chinese way. in the 1980 s. when huawei was born when it was just getting started and. the chinese market economy was also in just getting started so the chinese government in beijing which is thousands of miles away in the north of china decided you know we're going to have a few cities where we're going to try out capitalism and we're going to try out in very small steps the chinese leader at the time a little small man named done shopping said we're going to just do trials we're going to cross the rivers by feeling for the stones. among the places chosen to test chinese style capitalism. a small fishing village

a stone's throw from hong kong. it is there that while we was founded. if the reforms put in place by doing shopping were very progressive it started with agriculture and giving farmers the opportunity to own some of their land deals started to skyrocket 20. in the place so after that he extended them to industry is a good use for the. people in them began to think you know i can make some money i can become a company it was a change if you had a private sector it didn't exist before chloe was on the family totally represents the rise of the economy of china a country that no longer produces low cost products and also the end of plastic objects and textiles made in china it now represents china as a technological power a force of innovation investing in r. and d. and that's why while way is the chinese symbol.

way has created $160000.00 jobs worldwide and posts a record turnover of $100000000000.00 because it has discreetly taken advantage of china's opening up to the global markets. by the way was founded by mr van with a mere $21000.00 u.n. about $5000.00 at the time and a handful of employee. yes there was a huge need for telecommunications on the chinese market because nothing existed so he seized the opportunity. rendering thing the founder and big boss while waiting. for the month of chinese ambition and success. wrenching for a visionary warlord. his military past with the chinese people's liberation army is at the heart of the west's fears on the current trade war.

we do know that the founder has a military past so he was with the people's liberation army at the start reportedly news reports suggest that they had an early contract with the people's liberation army so that they might have helped them was becoming a contractor with the chinese government and the chinese military. there's a significant concern that the people's liberation army the p l a could use those connections to either get access to walk away equipment worthwhile way source code or have the ability to insert malware and huawei products. or something eastern when served in the engineering corps of an army with millions of soldiers so if you follow the logic of our detractors it means that these millions of people are still closely linked to the chinese government are to him and well what else can i say to

prove that mr wrenn has no such links he's just an ex army engineer who became something else once his tour of duty was over the west should be able to understand that while ways history shows that it's a product of a china which has to be formed and opened up in order to strengthen competitiveness and bring prosperity to the chinese economy so that it can enter into global markets how much. well we also promotes itself as being a totally private company. with 0 shares owned by the chinese state and. a lot of our founders owns about 1.4 percent of the shares so the company is almost completely run by our 90000 employees decent media while you say well that's very rare in china i'm also a shareholder albeit a very small one but every year the dividend is shared out among us all.

to demonstrate it's technologically. well wait exceptionally allowed us into its laboratories in warehouses in southern china. they stretch out as far as the eye can see. these immense concrete hangers spew out thousands of brand new smartphones ready for export across the globe. to enter special can be bigotry the phones are assembled on the last section of the production lines 30 hours is required to manufacture a single unit. or a few employees most of the work being performed by robots. beyond the production lines the true pride of the chinese brand is hidden on either side of these corridors. and it's the mysterious mood rayna's to do it

these are the labs of the way research and development center. this engineer for example is developing 5 g. and 10 i capable of withstanding the worst weather conditions. to disprove the world off as. the 1st one is a common one it's a common culti common. and this is what. the water was. get accumulated on the surface so while we are developing this technology and you know that. we're not just signal is a millimeter wave it's transmission abilities kind of weak soul. especially some called places you know for us to go into it's also kind of call it made because of the way the 6 layer of snow we developed this special called the technologist to stop water ice accumulation on the surface so there was b.s. to claim that. there. is a company which has filed the most patents in the world 5428

a record that's twice as many as mitsubishi and intel who trail in 2nd and 3rd place inventions dreamed up by young scientists like the 32 year old tundra to which were developed for further studies in germany a simple reason 1st team to use the weaver chamber because now other companies are using it hence we are this is a plan for. inside just water so especially where you play games you can feel your increase in temperature into corners. to get where it is while we started out like many chinese companies drawing on western inventions through forced technology transfers. a company wanting to operate in china must surrender its patents and transfer them

to the chinese. or live you don't need we've seen this in aeronautics and in manufacturing. as if you're obliged to transfer your patents and explain your manufacturing processes with of me just what's more china also obliges you to help build their plants and set up the whole process from a to z. little. illegal practice for sure but one to which all too often copies and even thanks to the intellectual property already. showing them the trick is a bit like the original sin of all chinese companies while we started by copying the big western brands even at the origin of their base products which were network components was on high so i spoke with an engineer alcatel who told me they

discovered products that were identical to there is in china. china's aircraft manufacturing china's high speed train which looks very much like a german high speed train it's part of how they've built their industry stealing technology has been part of china's opening to the west since the beginning when shopping said china would now open its markets to the west. to. the u.s. and bailed weeping charges against chinese tech giant huawei on monday formally accusing the company and its affiliates of stealing trade secrets indictments say wow way employees undertook a scheme to steal team moguls robotic technology named chappie employees allegedly took numerous unauthorized photographs of tapping and secretly removed part of it

from a laboratory in washington state. all sorts of charges expose was always brazen and persistent actions to exploit. american companies and financial institutions and to threaten the free and fair global marketplace. while he has a bad track record when it comes to intellectual property a great example of this is the pending lawsuit between the us government and wall way around a team mobile testing robot called api and tapping is a device that is used to test smartphones. are they still a robot arm during the visit and gave it back the next day with an apology as if they had left with the arm by accident and 24 hours later suddenly realized they

had it only with what's this doing here mean all you already did maybe i'm exaggerating but still they gave it back to avoid being accused of stealing it oh good boy during the night they had totally disassembled it and taken photos of all the parts to get all the info they needed. he's the indictment issued by the u.s. justice system dated january 29th regarding the team obama case united states versus white signed by a federal prosecutor. the 28 page document lays out in black and white the e-mails that while i engineers on american soil exchange with the head office in china. i went once more today to t.m. those mechanical arm testing laboratory into an overall understanding of the environment i summarized and please take a look. once again we can't get any further information about the t.m.o. robot system from t.m. oh they've complained to us a lot about this because we asked them too many questions about the robot on h.p.'s

request t.m.o. said to me that if we asked them again such questions they want to allow us to use their robot that. she gets accepted but it's a classic case it's a part of their technique but don't let other countries do exactly the same thing. this is where we have to be careful because when it concerns our allies we tend to look the other way but when it's our enemies there's an outcry one interesting allegation that was part of the indictment was that while he has essentially a bounty program where any employee who was able to compromise an illogical property of a competitor will get a bonus from the company if they access that intellectual property and post it on an internal server way accusations of industrial espionage denied by way the lawsuit is still ongoing and no judgment has yet been made by the u.s. court. well one spokesman insists that the company

legally purchased foreign technologies but nonetheless admits to past areas. we collect royalties on our own i pay and we pay a lot of royalties on other people's life and i believe each year we pay about $300000000.00 in royalties for various forms of technologies that we license you will hear some people say sometimes oh woe is a chinese company chinese companies cannot innovate they are copycats all they do is steal other people's technology and other people's ideas there may have been a time when that had a lot of truth to it but things have changed and huawei is at this point i think the 5th largest investor in r. and d. that gives us a lot of our own intellectual property that we want to protect so we protect our own ip and we respect the ip of other companies.

rackets wise h.q. in shenzhen in southern china. a megalopolis of 20000000 inhabitants. in. the city is considered to be the new silicon valley and on its own accounts for 10 percent of china's g.d.p. . and like in the rest of china the local authorities rely on an ultra high performance network to operate smart surveillance cameras and. a symbol of a modernizing china sometimes excessively. here if you jaywalk across the street your face and phone name appear on a giant screen. and you receive a text on your smartphone and. these cameras are fitted with facial recognition.

system widely accepted in china where respect and order a key values. technology to serve security. video surveillance so it connects to dissipate. the video surveillance network developed in china is called skynet. it comprises 500000000 cameras installed in urban rural areas by a number of chinese companies most of them a 50 foot facial recognition people of identifying human faces and detecting suspicious movements on the street. in the long term the system will be able to scan the entire chinese population of a 1000000 and a half in one second. in this. well wait it's creating safe cities that would be entirely futuristic connected.

and want. one part of business out of hallways and that a lot of people know less about is in surveillance technology so the company calls it safe cities and the public will talk about this when you go to hallway headquarters they say one of their areas is safe cities and they talk about it in a very in a very nice way. and safe cities are kind of an extension of smart cities and smart just means basically connected to a network. our technology can recognize the license plate of the car in case there is a criminal one car or company has employees facial recognition technology in case you have criminals in your city there are cameras that are basically connected to a network and what they do is they allow police to project.

police protection essentially. you know system in china is obsessed with controlling society and one of the tools needed to do that is to see every. things like this 5 years ago there were already quite a few cameras but it was an excessive legal but in recent years in every chinese city you can see them everywhere everywhere all along the sidewalks there are posts with cameras to capture every pedestrian addictive and some are fitted with lights to take pictures at night yanno so these are clearly cameras for the facial recognition of citizens the people. we help the city governments use digital technology to manage the city's better one aspect the better management is safety. while white only supplies its safe cities to the chinese government. but it exposes model across the globe and there are now 236 cities in the world in 40 different

countries you must capital cities in africa central asia and central america have deployed the what way system but also belgrade in serbia and gelsen creation in germany you see on its website the company also promotes its city of the future. with everything needed for video surveillance a complete package to see and scrutinize everything for shway because you jump province of china traffic behaviorist changed tremendously after using bali for your camera. what's more a i enabled camera can look into certain details of each image specifically for example it can detect if someone is wearing a seat belt or not now the challenge is not just what the chinese are doing to watch that the other chinese people is that this chinese technology is being spread out to other parts of the world to to watch people dalglish's facial recognition for to check the entire chinese population but if you installed all that in

european cities to morrow it would be exactly the same thing if she is in some ways worried about political stability he is a par. he feels fragile and so they have communications surveillance facial recognition other kinds of espionage and some countries say this is a track a lot depends on what your government does so if you have a government that respects the rule of law and respects human rights using one way technology by itself doesn't mean you're in a police state but if you have a government where those are a little dicey you might want to be careful it's designed to control populations. in the case of surveillance cameras like 5 g. once again it's the presumed connections between well wait on the chinese government that people question. what would happen if

beijing which ask well wait for its foreign users they took. over video footage filmed by its cameras across the world. well way swears that its information will remain entirely confidential. to chinese law on intelligence passed in 2017 he's sowing the seeds of doubt. china passed a law in 2017 a national intelligence that says essentially no chinese company and refused to cooperate with the minister's security every chinese company must. lift a directive something against states and this isn't like america you know tim cook the head of apple decides he doesn't want to work with the f.b.i. and it goes to court and there's a lot of squabbling and all this in china you decide not to cooperate you're going to end up harvesting turnips and mongolia if you're lucky. he said meaning the u.s.

has exactly the same law for fattal so we need to be fair you know it is a little early what patriot act applies. just gaff them to give the government their user data when there's a risk of terrorism or national security decision we can assume that duplicious of the chinese merely passed a law that already existed in the us but there's nevertheless a difference if in the us i'm involved in a trade dispute i can file a lawsuit if it's a civil dispute i can file a lawsuit whereas the chinese justice system is political it belongs to the communist party and. the only presence of the chinese think. proof that technological dominance has become a major strategic issue. the 2 rivals washington and beijing have made artificial intelligence the next absolute priority the winner will depend on who invests the most. robotics biotechnology 5 g.

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