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whether called a coup d'etat oran d'etat.question over catalonia's future continues to fuel passions and divide spain. a major investigation in canada has found high levels of lead in drinking water. hundreds of journalists and university researchers spent a year studying 12,000 samples from cities across the country. they found that a third of those samples exceeded the national safety guidelines. bruce lanphear is a leading canadian water safety researcher and professor of children's environmental health and hejoins me now from burnaby. we tend to think, i guess, of canada asa we tend to think, i guess, of canada as a country that cares more than most about its environment, but this isa most about its environment, but this is a big sample. is there any doubt about the results? no, they are pretty solid. one of the challenges is that the way samples are collected is not consistent. different cities measure it differently, but when you put it all together it still sells a shocking story. why is lead in drinking water such a p

firing oran stanley placing on leave at least four traders in london and new york over an alleged mismarkingcurities. to 140ealed losses of up million dollars. morgan stanley is investigating the moves linked to emerging-market currencies. the lender declining to comment. china's latest big bank listing is trying to lower retail demands in almost a decade. it is the nation's biggest bank since 2010, but it highlights concerns over trouble in the country's banking system and a lack of exuberance in the stock market. china is hoping to raise over $4 billion from the listing of the bank. and that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much. it is black friday. i think we have mentioned that. the official start of the holiday shopping schism in the u -- shopping season in the u.s. with thanksgiving following later this year, it will be shorter. annmarie hordern joins us with the breakdown. will the shorter period impact retailers? annmarie: it will not, especially when you think that some of these choppers began at the beginning of the month. we have the shorter period with angst

what we're talking about here with virtualized networks and oran is cloud. that's all it is, we own that space. okay. let's make it a compelling economic incentive for us to get in there from an oran perspective. >> what i'm asking, not this setting, is write this down so it's understandable, if there are things this committee can do, just targeted oversight letters to break down barriers or a piece of legislation to incentivize the private sector or provide funding to an agency to do this through government. we need to know that. this is -- okay. >> i got an idea. >> okay, good. >> and by the way, i agree completely with everything that chris just said at the end of the table. i think the fcc set up something called innovation zones in the last several months and new york city and salt lake city will be issuing experimental licenses for 5g. we should start creating test beds for more activity with more open radio access networks. we should comb through our rules to see how we can incentivize that and make it happen. i hope my colleagues would agree. >> this

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we have engaged more heavily with organizations like the oran alliance, ensuring you have true interoperability between those. is an extensive standard-setting process where you will have 790 pages of detailed standards the talk about frequency and other privacy issues, but is it practical for that rural provider to take one component from this company here, you got the cisco router here and the small sale pizza boxes on every street corner. can you stitch together a diverse and disaggregated five g network that actually works? there is interoperability but real interoperability. you heard about the qualcomm stitch. there is great efforts in the o-ran alliance that we truly want to have a free, open, competitive disaggregated stack. that is a message that has resonated in our domestic and international engagements. have a very defensible position in the u.s. about huawei, that we have intelligence and think it was the right decision. that agreement country has the -- not every company has that, but something every country has agreed with, we can't get into a position where in the 1980's, ibm co

nuanced than just huawei weaver start engaging more heavily with organizations out there like the oranheir goal is in the radio access network portion of 5g ensuring you have true interoperability between those. there is an extensive 3g and it new standard process. 700 pages of detailed standards work that talks about frequency and privacy issues but is actually practical for that rural provider? take one component from this company here that's in the core cisco router here and then small sale pizza boxes at every street corner from a different, can you actually stitch together a diverse and aggregated 5g network in a way that actually works? there's interoperability but then real interoperability. there is great work being done in efforts like the old man alliance of trying to say, we truly want to have a free open competitive aggregated stack and i think it's a message that has really resonated in our domestic and international engagements as we have very defensive position in the u.s. about huawei that we have intelligence and support we think it's the right decision. not every coun