but still of course the c.s. is taking place against the backdrop of the u.s.hina trade war and its potential to cause harm to the tech sector earlier i asked u.c. santa other strategic communications director of the consumer technology association the organizers of c.s. whether that is actually weighing in on the atmosphere there. we're having day one today and the mood is exciting it's thrilling it's the opening day of the show we have over four thousand attendees four thousand exhibitors one hundred eighty thousand attendees coming so the energies here. trade is always going to be a topic of mine because no one likes the uncertainty of paying extra taxes for their products and though we're aware that the tech industry is going to pay one billion dollars more every month if the trade war is resolved to china but don't be full see as a full circle we have studs of exhibitors here and the energy is very high. all along that's it for business though by. the. end of. the month. the. earth. home to millions of species a home worth saving. those are big changes and

and the c.s. electronics show in las vegas looks into the tech future despite the global trade dispute. for business on d w how you know it's good to have you with us got to go on was considered a legend in the automotive industry seen as a visionary and credited with turning nissan into a powerhouse that was until he was arrested charged with financial crime two months on he's now finally had his first hearing in court but his lawyers say it could be another half year before his case goes to trial. cameras ready they were waiting but carlos gone never had a chance to make his case to the media a police bus delivered him to the talk your district court handcuffed and with a rope around his waist. was described as thin he is said to have lost more than ten kilos over his last two months in prison the charges tax avoidance and under reporting his salary and documents prepared for investors. and you knew coming out of the mr going concluded his statement saying he is innocent and there was no evidenc

the arrests came amid growing tensions between the two countries why why a way attend c.s. other chinese companies decided to skip the show altogether the number of china's except hers is twenty percent lower than last year. the chain spenders we spoke with were open to talk about their products stressing that they are still very much interested in the u.s. market however no one wanted to go on the record about the current straits tensions between china and us and the consequences the tensions are already slowing down business especially for startups and smaller companies to don't have the flexibility of large attack rivals. east cooter anybody could make a jetson for example says it is using the show to meet with merchants and talk with competition about moving its supply chain out of china to vietnam. we will continue to look into their actions and new territories all over the world . where it ends up it's undetermined at this point but i believe it's our obligation to explore. it's wage war could lead to higher prices and trapping for some however think that president is

the trend in recent years a growing number of traditionally non take companies have set up shop at c.s. trying to give their product line a digital make over. i catching self driving cars connected to the driver's home devices one of the trends last week that she went on for b.m.w. and up which she did she to go the extra mile presenting its driver less model cycled for the first time in public you would think there's going to be demand for is a surly motorcycle that's connected to but it also helps riders be better riders and also safer writers the stuff lee the made that made the minus kids robots a robot along the fold or. shareable electric skateboards smart beauty devices as one of the biggest tech shows featuring startups alongside to establish companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighteen thousand visitors hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate the scene suggest the themes we expect to emerge this week are artificial intelligence will see a lot of products powered or enabled by ai. voice recognition and facial recognition things like t

the arrests came amid growing tensions between the two countries why why a way attend c.s. other chinese companies decided to skip the show altogether the number of china's except hers is twenty percent lower than last year. the chinese vendors we spoke with were open to talk about their products stressing that they are still very much interested in the u.s. market however no one wanted to go on record about the current straits tensions between china and us and the consequences the tensions are already slowing down business especially for startups and smaller companies to don't have the flexibility of logic tech rivals. east cooter anybody could make a jetson for example says it is using the show to meet with merchants and talk with competition about moving its supply chain out of china to vietnam. we will continue to look into their actions and new territories all over the world . where it ends up it's undetermined that this point but i believe it's our obligation to explore. a trade war could lead to higher prices and dropping travel news some however think that president

cars c.s. is the car ship there are eleven automakers here and you are seeing them for it is having an integration with amazon's alexa where you can open your car via your voice so i think you should get over here and when i walk here and you'll see that that is not the case at all i would love to but maybe next year as i still have to work here the next few days thank you very much you see santa joining us from the c.b.s. rachael will definitely cover all details here at the dock. that's all for business especially when i'll and we stayed in the u.s. to thank you so much you should have taken it out on now to i'm not all for art we're going to stay in the u.s. have your said on a more serious note a new study shows up to or forty percent of women say they were abused by a male while at school or in college a school in press for pennsylvania is trying to change that statistic by teaching young men how to interact with women. reports that. testosterone is in the air the wrestling team that carri

trend in recent years a growing number of traditionally non tech companies have also set up shop at c.s. trying to give their product line a digital make over know we'll hear from our correspondent in those vegas in the next report here's what might be soon coming your way on your daily commute. i catching self driving cars connected to the driver's home device was one of the trends last year that he wanted and for b.m.w. an opportunity to go the extra mile presenting its driver less motorcycle for the first time in public he would think there's going to be demand for is certainly a motorcycle that's connected to firemen but it also helps riders be better riders and also safer writers for stuff lee the me that made the us kids robots a robot along the folder. shareable electric skateboards smog beauty devices as one of the biggest tech shows featuring startups alongside to establish companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighty thousand visitors hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate this news agenda that seems we expect to emerge this week arti

beauty devices as one of the biggest tech shows featuring startups alongside established companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighty thousand visits most hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate consumers' agenda that seems we expect to emerge this week artificial intelligence will see a lot of products powered or enabled bit by ai. voice recognition and facial recognition things like that it's a five g. connectivity which is one hundred times faster than four g. l.t.e. a low latency high frame rates digital hells is going to be huge this year with devices helping to stop snoring or morning telling gerakan i should just like this t. shirt equipped with ten sensor scanner eighteenth life saving data. you need to reduce a member of fish and spinning back to your situation if you need to do the number of the other missions in your it'll be in the only way to bet to reach the subject even remotely miniature efficiency chronic disease from. reduce the number of the emissions with forty five hundred exhibitors the show is expecting to come out for re

you know it's sort of adult toys there was an entire section of c.s. devoted to it it wasn't consider it this taboo subject it was just part of it and what they would do is have that and it would run in tandem with the adult entertainment expo and and everything it was all one big sort of. play with the right and you know one of the things that i think is really doesn't make any sense is that c.t.a. saying that this product which is in fact a robotic product it's an all female design team and they they took something to an all different level but the reason that it's about women's pleasure and women are to be pleasured and what i think we're going to see enjoy. that scary i mean it's particularly interesting because it was designed by an all women design team one of the only products there are from my understanding that was designed by a completely sort of women's design team of businesses and robotics engineering specialists and all this and that's the one that has come under fire i mean that could have been a huge step for inclusion and instead it's

and he certainly is and i did like his version of c.s. hit chandelier that he played in that club in cologne juxtaposing it with good stuff for today check out our website at www dot com slash culture i should say a lot small. pickup. truck clubs battled it out from the front end of. the school five. and had the back of the net four times to bring down the cost. of a new coach peter flushes first went through those three points of things looking up to leave. live. the music so long. curbs with warning stephanie. visions from around the world. live. starts feb second. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. every very curious child and i'm very excited and in love with music and i would go to concerts with my parents and always. mirren for being on stage with the musicians and being part of that magic it was a difficult trip the first girl says she was told to be cut to pieces but this girl had other ideas and one day she really did become a world famous jerk i'm looking to. start feb eighte

short term but you know maybe certain things are setting things today in the right direction you know c.s. is about new tech trends and connecting with new partners this here however it's hard to ignore politics let's make us. in turkey the president owns a one thousand room castle but in turkey anyone can actually buy one if they want to in the city of new building or a booming economy inspired a local investor to invest in a housing development to attract big spenders but it's empty his dream castles are now a real estate nightmare. it's a touch of disneyland deep in the rule province of bull in northwestern turkey hundreds of little castles in fact luxury houses with pointy towers and fairy tale charm if it wasn't for the barbed wire and the fact that they're all empty and chest arms selling situated halfway between istanbul and ankara the region is popular with tourists who like hiking in the vast forests here. a turkish developer spent over one hundred million dollars building homes for arab customers. who say that i'm isn't new the inspiration for the project came from our work in k

he certainly is and i did like his version of c.s. hit chandelier that he played in that club and juxtaposing it with good stuff that's it for today check out our website at www dot com slash cultural i should say for all. the much vaunted new beginning. picking up the pieces to start over in business for me sometimes the key to success . is getting things second shot while the rest. made in germany thirty strong c.w. . working hand in hand with a robot for some it's already an every day reality. for others. it's a nightmare. is automation making us with dozens or opening up new opportunities to. my colleagues the robots. in seventy five minutes only. a general matter. we present here of at its most fascinating at its most exciting. it's most creative colorful glamorous trendy tasteful innovative brilliant charming exciting delicious and the resistible check out the good stuff february second on t.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. nico is in germany to learn german w

beauty devices it's one of the biggest tech shows featuring startups alongside to establish companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighteen thousand visitors hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate the scene suggest the themes we expect to emerge this week are artificial intelligence can see a lot of products powered or enabled by ai. force recognition and facial recognition things like that it's a five g. connectivity which is one hundred times faster than four g. l.t.e. . with forty five hundred exhibitors the show is expecting an hour program. and the overall tends to be optimistic on tech console problems that's what the industry's message seems to be this year in las vegas. however we know the trade war between the u.s. and china is heavily impacting the tech sector we asked our correspondent at the show in las vegas to tell us more about the mood there the organizers of the show warned that their rubber positive outlook can change significantly if a trade war with china escalates as saying that stereotypes can leads to higher prices to consum

audi fishel intelligence for remain a major focus at this year's c.s. in las vegas but his firm cambridge consultants is among the more than five thousand exhibitors it's developed to deprave an ai based system for vision the technology's learning how to read blurry images. the machine is essentially creating a new image from scratch purely by slowness on the standing of what is the real world look like so in a way it's doing something quite similar to our mind's eye where we look at a distorted image through you know kind of glass which might be a pipe but we can kind of construct an arm on what we think the image looks like on the other side and the technology would be valuable for driverless cars we could help the vehicles cameras deliver a clear image even when it's raining autonomous cars will also be in the spotlight at this year's c e s. well britain's impending exit from the european union is already hurting carmakers leading to the biggest fall in u.k. kora just ration since the two thousand and eight financial crisis as uncertainty regarding b

box and play the role of power on c.s. don't you think you need to do a solar. gong. and read it and then you'll see it's just like in a coal fire power plant to generate electricity. the energy of efficiency can be improved also for a by having my p.t.o. stock can function not even tired temperature because that's unlimited now you can only concentrate so much oil or power before market begins to melt.

feel like they understand me to be a supermodel c.s. i feel led. took a tronic was accepted by the mainstream but they remained rebellious in two thousand and two they appeared with a playback track on a t.v. chart show and traded instruments with a healthy dose of irony the band always managed to avoid accusations of being sellouts they don't care for genre labels either. just make music that's enough isn't it. so shy say doesn't matter if it's rock pop or grunge or whatever it doesn't matter what you call it my dad. macphail from the united states started off as the band's roadie before being asked to join as a fully fledged member in two thousand and four. and fix what's alongst together gross together it's tough with us and i hope i can prove that i deserve it for being. a complete german top ten studio albums two of which climbed to number one. on a car into. sure rock stars even if they don't really seem like rockers. but if you saw its targets i think that nowadays having a supposedly normal parents is much more subversive them wearing some

with a plan to take c.s. . and they shouldn't try to take some of the loss of sovereignty to he was selfless one of. his. and there was so it's his. habitat robin is in little haven't had need to beetle. a wall to anyone. but the one of the fittest. i just saw. a little bit of but. not for the shadow. of off to be to be able to do any. of. them and how do. we. look like a woman of the. self to help with me. is a ritual form to the nine. a which we'll let that sent the survey. to the feeder to the. subway. why don't we watch cities and he. is in the city. we stayed. on it here. because he. was of course also this or that we should learn to get out of the. today. because there are many to look at look for a child a third a mother give our child both of mother give archos. and. care. about a banya get become. she lot of the area seen. be out of mind this morning i was a lot of the lawyer for the only defense the polling showed over very very a lot of good that was going on it could mean all of the evidence of how

ever allow him to actually take real power whether it will just be symbolic but as you said and as the c.s. said at this point beyond what we see is that all the major countries in the americas including canada the united states have now recognized long way though as the legitimate president of venezuela with the want to mexico. so it will be interesting to see how this plays out in the days to come what do you say to those who say that u.s. sanctions and the coals of venezuela is was and have led to millions leaving the country and that all this is part of a coordinated international effort to oust moderate. made that's almost you know it's laughable the beginning with what chavez and then doing in a matter of the country was indebted tremendously because of international adventurism that was an initial problem they also had destroyed the men as well in oil industry which and now produces only about a third of what it produced a little more than a third of what it produced when chavez came into power almost twenty years ago or twenty years ago now so they have created their own mess the u

doping crisis i mean coworker are we in the sygate with whom we work and in this generation because c.s. formally we work only in the limit the. possibility which we ship yes but we develop this experience and this experience it depends on us now mr going to have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments. join me every thursday on the alex salmond chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to worlds apart from assad and director general gunness mr gunness why they made it clear that despite earning in keeping its compliance they just russia and side are still know that out of the woods yet and if any tempering is discovered in the post tampering is confident in the in the database of doping probes russian athletes good lose a chance of representing themselves in the country at the two thousand and twenty olympic and paralympic games in your own estimation how high is that. of tampering being discovered i believe in the positive. results of this. data base. i think we have thi

company behind the vibrator and she writes we are revolutionizing robotics and sex act and c.s. is proving yet again that they want to keep the white male status quo here's another woman who's writing this seriously gets my goat sex roberts virtual reality porn and booth babes are fine but an innovative and tastefully does. product engineers for female pleasure was no less than eight pending patents is deemed immoral and seen so the debate there is that there is a double standard when it comes to sexual products targeting men as opposed to women i mean how is it though usually at c s is it normal for a product like this for example to be on display i mean actually yes like in the sense that there have there has been a long history of sex toys being displayed at this convention and we actually in twenty eighteenth the last year there was for example a sex doll rabbits named harmony and that was disputed at the convention in twenty seventeen there was a whole room that was devoted showcasing virtual reality porn which was also very popular with visitors put away and sex toys for w

so they're calling for more gender equality yes at at c.s. thing and tech all together and let's see how this plays out at that exactly i was going to say to be continued for they give are just thank you so very much greatly appreciate it. thank you. and that's galligan done dodging bullets in a wonder woman one of the biggest box office movies of last year and a recent study from the creative artists agency in hollywood has found that films with strong women's rules outperform male let movies at the box office are here to discuss our one and only robert merrill from our culture at a desk does this surprise you know doesn't really surprise me but i think it surprised a few hollywood moguls and that's much more important because as we all know in hollywood it's money that talks and there's been pressure in recent about gender equality but now the dollar signs show the female lead films making the money so they they will they will go for something because as i say they're interested in money the interesting thing is apart from very few actors t

anyone can use it its very own problematic i'm missing a big improvement in coordination as along at c.s. the software shows were a construction site as planned. if it looks like the plans will cause traffic snarl ups building work can be postponed or bundled with other projects. in hamburg traffic lights and signals are already coordinated digitally with technology that after mises signal timing to create a succession of green lights for municipal buses the traffic control center software shows how best to keep the rest of the traffic flowing in the mornings there are lots more cars and motorbikes heading into the city as opposed to out of it so signals a program to optimize traffic in that direction the wish i did to ficus with a new start up to get. the most dependable way of avoiding traffic is by rail but those who don't have a station on their doorstep still have to get to one. so maybe they can temporarily switch to four wheels. temper igs overhead rail system is also linked up to car sharing schemes. is a good woman's hand i have an app for hamburg that shows what public transpor

always a suitable adapter like this so you don't overload your home's electrical circuits and talk about c.s. . so what does it cost the starting price for a convention when powered q seven t.d.i. is around sixty one thousand euros in germany but you'll need to shell out twenty two thousand euros more for any truck. got as much as is of course that's a lot more expensive than a regular q seven with a three liter t.d.i. engine but you also get a lot more standard equipment like this digital instrument cluster the sat nav as well as lots of other little details that does reduce the price difference somewhat . and this second i not. so should all hue seven buyers opt for the plug in hybrid version. i would have thought a says the answer is yes and no it depends a lot on your driving habits and needs where you drive and the distances you normally travel and interesting people who drive four hundred kilometers per day probably don't need a plug in hybrid but if you only go for shore johnson the city for shopping etc. and are able to charge a car somewhere you'll see a noticeable reduction in fuel

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and that is take a community set for c.s. the issue of the idea of objective journalism as trees and the importance of the personalities at play are beyond crucial without them the shows would crumble two of them happen to be the power couple of middle eastern talkers is the first and he is very likely the most handsomely paid. he has a natural instinct of intelligence and the intelligence agencies recognise that his wife is the incident she is a study in upper middle class the core and delivers her message. not as opinion but as fact how do. they plot to walk. the third person that comes to mind is the most grotesque figure of explicit propaganda from others i had to show what i love while also not to frighten it all that much. is loud fascist non-apologetic all what are you. i am going to i don't know what but he excels at hyperbolic nationalistic form of diatribe that appeals to the lowest common denominator. over the years the former to survives but the mission has changed president to for the one thing three took power i

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writers that's definitely the me that made the mines featuring startups alongside to establish companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighty thousand visitors hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate consumers' agenda that seems we expect to emerge this week artificial intelligence you'll see a lot of products powered or enabled by by ai. poyser recognition and facial recognition things like that it's a five g. connectivity which is one hundred times faster than four g. l.t.e. with forty five hundred sixty that's worse the show is expecting from our program. and the overall buy tends to be optimistic over the tech can solve problems that's what the industry's message seems to be this year in the speakers. and those concerns on the trade war might ease a little bit american and chinese representatives are continuing their discussions about trade relations to states for companies from both countries are high as we know. goods from chinese mass production have long conquered shelves of western electronics and toy stores u.s. brands like starbucks gillette

tech with drone satellites other hardware in place is this high tech copper out also available to pm c.s. are they using the latest on the hatters or do you guys just make do with what you've got. no what astonishes me is military technology has gone over the last three cradle to grave now the fact they're american so. in the in the continental united states and direct of their own to kill an enemy out there on the water to push a button is amazing p.m.c. is different we do not have access to that level or so first sophisticated armaments the base the p.m.c. cannot force a working g.p.s. . perhaps through the radio or satellite communications and perhaps a little bit better armaments then what do you know we ask but oftentimes it's an even match like a forty seven's heavy machine guns and weapons perhaps the odd helicopter or fixed wing aircraft or two that makes the difference. thank you very much for this interview different to have heard your inside or talking to. programmes africa and veteran of the executive outcomes discussing his life as a soldier for hire and the future of privat

beautiful isis it's one of the biggest tech shows featuring startups alongside to establish companies c.s. is expected to draw more than one hundred eighteen thousand visitors hoping for a chance to see the kind of tech likely to dominate consumer suggests the themes we expect to emerge this week are artificial intelligence go see a lot of products powered or enabled bit by ai. force recognition and facial recognition things like that five g. connectivity which is one hundred times faster than four g. l.t.e. with forty five hundred exhibitors showing is expecting a number of records. and the overall by tends to be optimistic of tech can solve problems that's what the industry's message seems to be this year and the speakers . as we heard that you know your correspondent alexandra phenomena is there in las vegas we asked her about the mood of the tech industry saying that it's one of these sectors heavily impacted by the u.s. china trade dispute the organizers of the show warned that there are over a positive outlook can change significantly if a trade war with china escalates a saying tha

someone distributing some kind of paper maybe take it maybe money out of money change but this video with c.s. is evidence that some larger group was funding and in fact erecting the caravan about this this is completely baseless conspiracy theory but it became so popular that even a congressman was promoting it of course one of the exciting promises of social media is that the no more media gatekeepers but it's also very useful if you're a conspiracy theorist and you think that the mainstream media is not going to tell the story that you think people should should hear. ideas that jews freemasons. people. secretly running world affairs have been around for centuries but what's noble about spirity theories today is how they grow and sproat . take the breakout hit of conspiracy theorizing in trump's america q and on a conspiracy of political intrigue game if you should real time news analysis and crowdsourcing. is thought by those who believe the theory to be of government working close to donald trump and its allies to bring down the state. so none of this message forums who believe us to int

others frankly nobody really needs but there's no truly revolutionary technology on display here at c.s. in fact many analysts would argue that the last really big innovation was the smartphone introduced by apple nearly a dozen years ago the next big wave might be household devices with advanced artificial intelligence or a high this is one example elec you build as a digital companion for elderly people living alone i try to be extremely intelligent present in your day to day why companies are charging ahead with ai that will become deeply embedded in people's lives all with little regulation or public debate the impact of this technological evolution will change human relationships and society in the coming decades for better or for worse these days the buzz in the motoring sector is all about self driving electric cars meanwhile traditional coming under pressure to stay profitable if they don't thousands of jobs around the world could be at stake this week ford said that its shifting and restructuring its entire operation in europe the revamp is likely to result in thousands of job

get stuck into the regulators from westminster joining us from london is this a see a church has a c.s. so there you have it may surviving another no confidence vote but that must defeat on our breaks that agreement the day earlier it must still be smarting what's what's the next move for her here. well you know what we have going on right now is these political games are figuring out exactly what it is going to look like and who is going to end up getting what they want really continuing in full swing and it's really clear that there is going to be a bunch of people that are going to end up with cracks at looking like something that they didn't expect because of so many different of causing views on how exactly it should shape up but indeed a very busy difficult time for the british prime minister she has massively feels that with the deal that she has been pushing forward through the house of commons for her country to accept that didn't work out she managed to survive by a very narrow slim majority of just nineteen votes a vote of no confidence that took place here and now the quest

go the top one hundred reasons to dumb truong and one to keep him high let's not amy speak of blow c.s. king trying to reschedule all submit in writing the state of the union what do you make of that. oh if he could schedule it our if he could put it in writing that would save us so much time. and state of the union speeches they're never good they're rarely memorable i think a lot of americans would appreciate that something that was really strange about the story that came out of politico was that apparently democrats had been planning for quote unquote months. to ask the president to postpone the state of the union so this idea that it's because of the government shutdown belies their own planning if it dates back months i think going to learn more about it and i don't anticipate that the president is going to pass up the opportunity to speak to the nation and school of the congress bill. i think it was a bold brilliant move by speaker pelosi i think it showed a couple of things number one it underscores the fact of the trunk shutdown which continues rolls on no end in sight and no

to the cliff in the thick c.s. . and shouldn't try to take some of the loss of sovereignty he was so full of one of. us who his fate here can no more. until it seemed there was so it's here cayley will. have a to heaven is in will have a need to beetle. a wall. and some of the. father had been one of the fittest so. i said yes all. right for the shot to santa but why five of food to be to be able to do any more of . them and how to. risk we. look like a woman one of the. javits off to help with me. is a ritual form. a which we'll let that sent the survey. to the feeder to the. subway oh. why don't we watch cities and he. is in the city. we stayed. on it here. because he. was of course also this or that was tough to get out of all of that but so was. a third that's addict. because there are many to look at look for a child a third a mother give our child to go through a positive i chose. when i should. get rid. of those about a banya get to from. she lot of the various scenes. we are buying this morning i was a lot of