peter all of the reporting there from berlin that major british telecoms firm vodafone has confirmed it is going to use equipment provided by china's huawei as it looks to roll out his 5 g. network across the u.k. by july and the k.'s foreign secretary jeremy hunt has refused to rule out allowing the chinese telecoms giant to operate in britain adding that london does not want any confrontation though with china. we as a government are going through the process of making an assessment to what extent if at all we are able to use while we kids we couldn't stop the growth of china if we wanted to so we need to find a way of living alongside this big new power in the world for this come to spite continued warnings regarding any cooperation with huawei made by us. top officials washington is trying hard to persuade its allies to shun equipment produced by the chinese telecom giant accusing it of espionage on behalf of beijing. as a matter of chinese law the chinese government can rightly demand access to data flowing through one way and c.t.e. systems why would anyone grant such to our tr

ahead on the program british telecom's giant vodafone refutes yet more claims that weiwei technology could secretly spying on customers. you know world big partisan movies a lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. who. just coming up to twenty minutes into the program welcome back the washington post newspaper is warning american journalists to act responsibly with information leaks the spy previously resorting to using such sources itself and explains why so-called weaponized. sources are freely in use. with the twenty twenty presidential elections set to start dominating our headlines pretty soon the media is running crisis protocols in case wiki leaks gets back up to its old tricks so should sensitive or insider information be published what if it has an impact on t

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now to some other business stories from around the world security officials from british telecoms operators have reportedly held a closed door meeting with a top u.s. cyber security official to discuss the risks of we made by our way this comes after vodafone said it had found security back doors in the chinese companies equipment. trade negotiators from the u.s. and china resume talks to end the tariff war washington wants to roll back industry development plans says a based in part on stolen technology even the new shift in the u.s. treasury secretary says both sides are close to an agreement. and apple's first quarter profits fell sixteen percent. as sales numbers for i phones dropped sharply the american take time expects i phone sales to stabilize in china results from services like music streaming work better than expected. the future's bright sounds great from mark zuckerberg the c.e.o. of facebook he has many in the tech sector scratching their heads the annual f eight conference the social media giant announced its latest reinvention of itself it's all about privacy an entirely new

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a major british telecom company vodafone has announced it's going to use equipment provided among other manufacturers by chinese company huawei as vodafone looks to roll out its 5 g. network across the u.k. from july the 3rd however the u.k. government stance on qual way seems a little bit of and officials are not ruling out working with the chinese company despite numerous attempts by the u.s. to persuade the u.k. to shun wah its equipment over security concerns while on choose stay the u.k.'s position was forced by foreign secretary jeremy hunt we as a government are going through the process of making an assessment to what extent if at all we are able to use while wait kit we couldn't stop the growth of china if we wanted to so we need to find a way of living alongside this big new power in the world while hans also said the u.k. needs to avoid an unnecessary cold war with beijing adding that china is here to stay as a major economic power whether you like it or not while at the end of last month prime minister tories and they agreed to give huawei access to the u.k.'s new 5 g. netwo

where the chief architect of the british telecom said that while we is the only true 5 g. supply of right now existing on of so. the u.s. my luck behind bill using the best equipment available in the well and americans are forced to buy spend see if technologies and even in few. knowledges and in fact. the americans my choose to go to china to hatch that technology is in china and you know the to sell to china and one fundamental to the u.s. legal system in the past few rounds always companies not just well it's so but anyone being treated unfairly using unconstitutional means you know to us that's all really obey to due process that's not a separate their legislative executive and judicial powers act. now as you touched on earlier not all u.s. allies are toeing the line for example germany and the u.k. how might this pan out in terms of relations between the u.s. and those allies. well the u.s. has been pushing other countries too far away from 5 g. networks australia and japan have joined the u.s. . intelligence service. expressed concerns but the u.k. and germany have i

made announcement to make it look like we will not be in the core of the bridge -- the british telecom network, that was agreed to and planned. frankly, the distinction between core and non-core as we move toward 5g there will be viral spaces in cyberspace that have strong authentication requirements. it is less an issue of core versus non-core than effective and transparent risk mitigation measures. we would love to discuss those. drew: let me ask you about the last quarterly report from huawei, using the new technology and is doing business with different providers, what is the status of that? where are these base stations being shipped to to use 5g equipment? andy: i am not sure i can reconstruct the business element of the base stations we have sold. i am not on the business side. some of the widely publicized early adopters for 5g, and all the contracts are public, but i do not have on the tip of my tongue the specifics. but it is interesting that the first quarter, our revenues were up 39%. you look at last year, 2018, the cycle for carrier networks, we were in a trough last year

recently announced me to look at something that we would not be in the core of for example the british telecom network that was agreed to implant and that was the way it is. really, the decision between core as the standards develop and is a move toward the full rollout of 5g there would be the viral places in cyberspace that are particularly strong authentication requirement so it's much less important issue of core versus non-core than it is effective and transparent risk mitigation and we love to discuss this. >> guest: let me ask you in the last quarterly report from huawei the company said it shipped a great deal of base stations, using this new technology and is doing business with a number of different providers and what is the status of that? where they been shipped and who are the first companies to use it equipment? >> guest: i'm not sure i can reconstruct the business elements of 30, 40000 base stations that we sold and i'm not on the business side and some of the most widely publicized early adopters for 5g and i think there's been tremendous contracts that are public and i don't h

major british telecom's fern vodafone has confirmed it's going to use equipment provided by china's one way as it looks to roll out its 5 g. network across the u.k. by july and the u.k.'s foreign secretary jeremy hunt has refused to rule out allowing the chinese telecoms giant to operate in britain adding that london does not want any confrontation with china. we as a government are going through the process of making an assessment to what extent if at all we are able to use whoa wait kit we couldn't stop the growth of china if we wanted to so we need to find a way of living alongside this big new power in the world. that comes despite continued warnings regarding any cooperation with weiwei made by u.s. top officials washington is trying hard to persuade its allies to shun equipment produced by the chinese telecoms giant accusing it of espionage on behalf of beijing who are always one company we've been concerned about there are others as well as the negotiations proceed i think we're going to see a lot about what chinese companies have done to steal intellectual property to hack into

. >> british telecom, by the way, did yank out a lot of huawei equipment back, as far back as decembernments weren't listening to this, that they didn't buy into the argument that there's a security risk, but there have been a lot of companies in other countries that have removed huawei >> i would disagree that there are a lot of countries that have had that situation >> there were five last week, five companies that did it >> well, we'll see how some of these things play out when the facts are fully explored >> okay. we want to thank both of you for joining us this morning. really appreciate your perspective. it's an important one and a longer conversation and debate, and we hope to have you back as this plays out. >> i need your card, too i always like to needle the lawyers until i need one like, a really good lawyer is like, you know, worth every -- and we're not talking pennies, probably a lot more than that anyway thank you, gentlemen. >>> coming up, backlash against purdue pharma and the sackler family we're going to discuss that after the break. 'lbeig back. "squawk box" will re

government is determined to root out the bad or should it be read seeds from the british political field. this is telecoms giant vodafone has denied that its fixed line customers in italy were exposed to a major security flaw in a decade ago the claim central network equipment made by the chinese firm while way bloomberg reports suggested china may have been able to get an authorized access to routers in homes and businesses here that vodafone's response the issues in italy identified in the bloomberg story were all resolved in date back to twenty eleven and twenty twelve bloomberg is incorrect in saying that this could have given a while way on authorized access to the carrier's fixed line network in italy. claims the revelations could further damage the reputation of weiwei which has been facing and remove accusations from the u.s. over ties to the chinese government and spying allegations both by way and beijing deny however journalists from the u.s. media outlets say they saw vodafone's confidential security report with their own eyes and it tells a different story a social media lawyer we spoke to su

now to some other business stories from around the world security officials from british telecoms operatorsave reportedly held a closed door meeting with a top u.s. cyber security official to discuss the risks of when made by the way this comes after vodafone said it had found security back doors in the chinese companies equipment trade negotiators from the u.s. and china are resume talks to end the tariff war washington wants beijing to roll back industry development plans and says a based in part on stolen technology is even the new shin the us treasury secretary says both sides are close to an agreement. and apple's first quarter profits fell sixteen percent this as sales numbers for i phones dropped sharply the american tectonic space i phone sales to stabilize in china results from services like music streaming work better than expected. the future's bright sounds great from. the c.e.o. of facebook he has many in the tech sector scratching their heads the annual f eight conference the social media giant announced its latest reinvention of itself it's all about privacy an entirely new d

the british government has been reviewing the grew use of equipt from the chinese telecom company. the u.s. called on its allies to not use huawei's gear because it is a security threat. huawei denies that claim. lauren: let's get to other headlines making news this morning. a former cia officer pleading gil you at this, admitting he had plans to send over sensitive documents to agents of the chinese government. he now faces potentially 20 years behind bars. facebook's privacy agreement, the company reportedly agreeing to implement a federally approved privacy oversight committee and o and official, sg from the cambridge analytica scandal. beyond meat sold more than 9 million shares for $26 eave. the company having a valuation of $1.5 billion. out of the running, kentucky derby favorite omaha beach scratched from the race over a breathingish yobreathing issue. this leaves the derby wide open. tiger woods going to the white house next week. he will celebrate his masters win at an event hosted by president trump. he won the fifth masters earlier this month. cheryl: we continue to roo

british steel, details on the business live page. you're watching business live. our top story — google bans chinese telecomses like updates and certain apps. it comes as washington ramps up pressure on huawei over allegations the firm poses a threat to us national security. tell us what you think about the story and send us in your comments, we will mention them a little later in the show. a quick look at how the markets are faring... now, most of us love a sweet treat every now and then, but those of us with food intolerances have in the past found that desire much harder to satisfy. things are changing though, the global market in free—from food, that's dairy, gluten or egg free food, was worth $58 billion in 2018. 0ne company which has taken advantage of that market is livia's kitchen. it's run by 0livia wollenberg, who decided to set up the firm after realising that there was a gap in the market for people with food intolerances who fancy a sweet treat. livia's kitchen began in a kitchen in 2014 and is now a million pound company and we are joined by founder 0livia wollenberg. first of all, you were ver

the british prime minister to reason may has sacked her defense secretary blaming him for a leak about the chinese telecom giant weiwei kevin williamson was fired after details of a national security council meeting were leaked to the press the leak revealed the u.k.'s plan to grant wahl way a role in building britain's five g. network in a letter the prime minister said an investigation found compelling evidence that williamson was responsible he denies he was involved in the leak the giant tornado has swept through southern rumania overturning a bus and injuring several people local media say the storm which began with lightning and hail now really missed a village but still managed to rid the roofs of ten buildings meteorologists say a tornado was the result of a cold front moving from bulgaria in the south and colliding with woman have reached a speed of ninety kilometers per hour. aid workers in mozambique say remote areas and small islands off the coast are still waiting for supplies almost a week after psycho and kenneth struck. thousands of people remain stranded and more flooding is expected it's

british steel is the uk's second largest steel firm, employing 11,500 people and about 20,000 indirectly via its supply chain. chinese telecomst a move to ban it from doing business with us firms. it has warned it will affect "tens of thousands" ofjobs at its us suppliers and do "significant economic harm" to us companies. those concerns have sent shares of us chipmakers down sharply. monica millerjoins us now from singapore. what exactly do we know in terms of huawei's response here? well, i mean, at this point we are all looking really follow huawei's response, and it was rather short yesterday, but markets in asia are in the red today, with increasingly tough words from china on the trade dispute. the state newspaper invoked the spirit of patriotic wars of the past saying the rift would never bring china down and at the heart of theissueis bring china down and at the heart of the issue is temporary. its shares are down more than 6% today, and as you mentioned, it is starting to have an impact on other chip makers - qualcomm, for example, which earned around 5% of its revenue from huawei, saw revenues drop by about 496. hua

british government u.k.'s defense secretary sucks eggs for a leak about the chinese telecoms giant twal way i want people to go to school eight hundred meter pick and will champion costs and then your loses her finds against the rules which would force her to take her still soon reducing medication if she wants to defend. his attorney general william barr has defended his actions over the handling of the russia report submitted by special counsel robert muller he made the comments while testifying before the senate judiciary committee are released a controversial short summary of the report after mahler completed his four hundred forty eight page of pages of findings that is in my. on tuesday it emerged the attorney general received a letter from special counsel muller expressing concern over the summary miller said that bars conclusions is a quote did not fully capture the context nature and substance of his report in a crowded senators are now pressing bar on his finding particularly on whether president obstructed the investigation also in the letter moller sent to the attorney general he wrote there is

british mobile operators vodafone have dropped devices from the launch of their 5 g. networks the companies are trying to distance themselves from the chinese tech giant off to washington twa way telecoms equipment in the u.s. steve keen crown funded professor of economics on patry on believes the only way to counter washington is to create an alternative to the west all of. america is the oil is the only issue of american goes the american center is it and the private banks and create money if the federal reserve decides to borrow a trillion dollars worth of bonds it can do that and in fact it's been doing it every year for the last 10 years in what they call quantitative easing so trying to could say his is a $1000000000.00 bonds and american say here's a $1000000000.00 in your bank account what else have you got and it would be irrelevant because if the american dollar tried you have a huge demand for the dollar then you would have it was just borrowing it's american goods it's something in between 3100 percent of cross than it should be so of course it's always going to run a try deficit so the only real way out is to is to design an alternative mantri system that doesn't use the a

british mobile operators e vodafone have dropped 2 always devices from the launch of their 5 g. networks the companies are trying to distance themselves from the chinese tech giant after washington banter while we telecoms equipment in the united states and china ministration alleges that hallway has close ties to the chinese government something the company denies earlier donald trump also. high cuties from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200000000000.00 worth of chinese goods despite that the president says he believes he will reach a new trade deal with beijing china and retaliate plans to raise import tariffs to 25 percent from next month until a deal is reached and trade spratt between the world's 2 largest economies has led some in china to try and rise to the challenge with a rousing moral boosting song which has gone viral. but in the u.s. dozens of major footwear companies have penned an open letter to donald trump urging him to halt planned tariffs on china that some of the ongoing trade war with beijing companies say consumers will suffer from all the tariffs adding a 25 percent tax increase on top of these tariffs would mean some working american families could pay nearly 100 percent duty on th

telecoms companies later announcing a three month delay. google said it would cut ties on tuesday meaningful with phones won't be able to use it android operating system. british a chip designer a orange also followed suit. always says it understands the pressure it suppliers are facin. but it remains confident the situation can be resolved. a check in on the day's trading action now muted clothes for the major european indices as investors watch the trade tensions between the us and china under the tech industry is growing involvement there. wallstreet sliding minutes from the us federal reserve's latest meeting a show the central bank is not planning to make any moves on fiscal policy. even if the american economy improves at the nasdaq with the biggest losses debt there down nearly a half percentage point on the clothes. moving on from the days of the business headlines now shares of wall come of tumbled 11% after us judge ruled the chip maker had violated anti trust law and suppressed competitors. welcome plans to appeal just last month that settled a multi billion dollar case with apple. the latest ruling could though open the door to further complaints.

telecom giant from five g networks. the u.k. has not made a decision. they fired her defense secretary over a week that britishntelligence secretaries would not push for a ban on huawei. seven south korean tourists have drowned and 21 remain missing after a sightseeing boat capsized in budapest. it collided with a cruise ship on the did you during a rain. only seven people were rescued. attempttempt to -- will to raise the bow, but have warned it could take days. modi has been sworn in as indian prime minister. officials conducted a lavish ceremony at the presidential paris. -- presidential palace. ministers need to arrest an economic slowdown and boost employment after receiving a resounding election mandate. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. bond: the u.s. government market rally shows no sign is running out of gas, with growth concerns potentially set before cut rates. kathleen hays is here. reprisingseem to be global growth expectations, and we have just seen -- we've just heard from the

the british prime minister to resign may has sacked her defense secretary blaming him for a leak about the chinese telecomgiant while way gavin williamson was fired after details of a national security council meeting with leaks to the press the late revealed the u.k.'s plan to grow huawei a role in building britain's five g. network unless of the prime minister said an investigation found compelling evidence that williamson was responsible he denies he was involved in the leak chai angela has more now on how to reason may has handled the situation. in a pretty blunt letter she said she had lost confidence in his ability to serve however mr williamson has responded saying he strenuously denies any involvement and you might ask why a chinese telecoms company could be such a sensitive subject so just to give you some background while we dominate the market when it comes to providing infrastructure for these new five g. networks which most countries are hoping to roll out by twenty twenty but the u.s. has been warning that the company could be building back doors into its infrastructure that could allow the