many of whom are crafting the world's technological future this development is no coincidence in shands then everything seems possible. cost in a sense has just ordered a coffee and scans the sky as he waits for it to arrive the forty four year old german has worked for telecom giant huawei for eight years at the company's headquarters the coffee is delivered by a self flying drunk it's part of the tests for the next generation five g. mobile technology self driving cars or cell flying delivery drones the super high speed network makes it possible. is in the us we see that the drone managed to land without spilling the coffee to that end it's extremely important that the drone remains totally whole his own feeling. that requires more data being transmitted at an increasingly faster rate people cock and beyond. to our way is the world's second biggest smartphone maker it's also a global leader in the development of five g. network technology it's sprawling headquarters feel like a city district complete with swimming and sports facilities for employees many of whom owned company shares t

him to the constitutional court the problem i cannot see how mrs shand that he can win you know if you. have witnessed what congolese what they have done and how they want to deport how they were exaggerating excited and i doubt if somebody can have a courage to proclaim the winner but you're not there to what we are saying we want the result to come out and the result to be in accordance with the truth and the justice in accordance with what. his people did on sunday december thirty but you yourself have said and other people have said as well that there are fears that this election could be rigged in favor of this ruling party candidate so if i ask again. is declared the winner are you what steps are you going to make plans on the way i'm saying i cannot mention should that he be declared the winner it will be provoke ition and at the i want those guys dissented to if self. comalies no more provocation please what they are to do. they tried. any or the strategy they have the spare and the country money the country was last time. to develop itself and today we are ready this is the ne

in may last year maturer was confirmed in office in elections that were widely seen as a shand many western and latin american countries have refused to recognize the result if you they said that you were obliged to vote. yes they said the people were coerced. it's a lack of respect. for all the parliament has now largely toothless its leader one goh ido has vowed to fight back. we reaffirm the illegitimacy of nicolas maduro as a result this national assembly as the only legitimate power elected by the venezuelan people should assume the representation of the people. and it's the people of venezuela who continue to suffer under. a recession exacerbated by economic mismanagement has brought the country to its knees. it was once a wealthy oil nation and one of latin america's most prosperous societies today more than half of venezuelans struggle to feed themselves and their families. hyperinflation and a shortage of basic goods have caused an unprecedented humanitarian crisis that has driven three million venezuelans to flee the country. while opponents of mature zero have been taking to soci

this is d w news live from our lead explosion at heavy gunfire reported in nairobi shand upscale hotel and office complex under attack in the kenyan capital at this hour we will go live to our correspondent who was on the scene. also coming up judgment day for british prime minister to resign bank.

. >>> shands of missile weapons makers rose today after president trump announced the resultsf a missile defense review and rolled out his plan to ramp up the systems' capabilities. this would be the first update to that program since the obama administration back in 2010. >> our review calls for 20 new ground-based interceptors at ft. greeley alaska and new radars d sensors to immediately detect foreign missile launched against our great nation. we are committed to establishing a missile defense program that can shield every cit in the united states. >> the review recommends studying space-basedpo wy and it did single out north korea as an ongoing that sent shares of northrop grumman,ockheed a raytheon all higher in today's trade. >>> the growing importance of the deep south t america's ai yags industry is getting a big boost. bueurope's a is expanding its manufacturing plant in mobile, alabama. phil lebeau has more on this newest commercial airplanes that will soon be flying out of the southeastern unitestates. >> with fireworks and applause, airbus executives and leaders broke ground

works for an italian foundation he is part of a network that buys run mittal shands not for the dividend but to ask difficult questions that shareholder meetings he has heard that run mittal plans to invest heavily in its factory in sardinia. to move to get a frog these i would like to ask why these facilities are being expanded in domus not us. we read that there is going to be a new testing range we don't understand exactly what is going on what is being tested and what form for which weapons. and where these weapons being exported to. these have often exposed to it. that previous annual meetings of rye mental photographs were allowed these are from twenty fifteen. baca and behind him the other directors and supervisory board members now photos all prohibited when the chairman gets up to talk business his message to this meeting all the trends point to growth especially for rye matal defense the weapons to push. sales of almost three billion euros in twenty sixteen fourteen percent year on year growth and a new order for munitions to the tune of four hundred million euros. the destinat

susan goran, shand said pg&e has a agencies that have to recover from the fires. >>> for more on the bankruptcy filing and information regarding pg&e financial crisis it's on ktvu.com. >>> in san francisco city leaders are set to debate what to do with an unexpected wind fall. >> some are holding a rally saying much should be spent on education. >> 185 millions is a lot of money. you can see the educators out here. education or homelessness. both sides are making their cases. >> annex says of funds seldom comes up. now that the 70 has a windfall from excess property tax receive knew how to spend the money is underway. >> inside city hall the coalition on homelessness urged them to use the money to resolve homelessness and the housing crisis. >> we're pushing the funding to be prioritized for homeless people. and that they grow the supplemental. >> educators and parents have been counting on increasing teacher pay and pay for child care and early education. those are tied up in court. they are pushing for 60% to be used. >> we know there's important things that need to come from the f

recognition artificial intelligence and robots are feud with skepticism in many other countries here in shands then they're seen as the ticket to the future to the next big invention and can't be developed fast enough. she means intake the chinese are very open to technological change. that and awareness of the issues concerning data protection is less pronounced as he called when the china's communist party supports future technologies like artificial intelligence with generous subsidies i just wonder is it fear the internet because it was seen as an uncontrollable entity of the ceiling but it's a long sense mastered internet regulation now it's using the opportunities of the digital world to its own advantage to open up business opportunities and keep tabs on society in previously unimaginable ways will be it is just unfair to. my encounter with the future the camera recognizes that i'm a man it's not sure of my age but comes near enough i'm still a stranger to the system which is analyzing my movements but it's a fast learner. on the street it recognizes traits by itself car driver of a two

they took shands four or five times but never did the hands raised. he was humiliated and beaten that night and came off looking like a loser which set the stage for him to lose to reagan. >> mike, talk about the decision ted kennedy, a man you knew well, to get into this race. it's the last time there was a real serious primary challenge to a sitting president. >> john's book captures this epic event and the series of events perfectly. so ted kennedy runs in the primary against the president of the united states fully expecting that he's going to beat him. to know his shock and amazement through a series of primaries especially the illinois primary we talked about off camera, st. patrick's day, booed his crowd, turned on him and it did something to kennedy internally not just politically. it did something to him personally i think. i believe you reference it in the book. his growth as a human being, not a united states senator, not a politician began to flourish more so after the defeat and after the humiliation of the defeat than it had before. >> h