with me is priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech, a uk—based education technology platform.ay. he claimed he didn't do it. we spoke about huawei earlier, but if we talk about what happened, the league, which came from a very private meeting, of all the meetings this should be the one where you don't get any leaks whatsoever, talking about security et cetera. the prime minister is very

with me is priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech, a uk—based education technology platform. at the daily mail, they had is very strong. "you're fired", says theresa may. he claimed he didn't do it. we spoke about huawei earlier, but if we talk about what happened, the league, which came from a very private meeting, of all the meetings this should be the one where you don't get any leaks whatsoever, talking about security et cetera. the prime minister is very concerned about what other countries might be thinking about shared information with the uk if it gets leaked. and it puts us in a really difficult position where the us has straightaway come out and said, if you do business with huawei, that might affect our future collaborations. here, this big story, you're fired, the prime minister being strong and trying to give off this impression that she has got control of her cabinet, i think 42 people had left the party oi’ think 42 people had left the party or something like that, literally since to hold the baikal of brexit began. then you have got the strong headline from ga

priya lakhani, founder and ceo of century tech. good morning.en i was making dinner for this story, i had when i was making dinnerfor much older this story, i had when i was making dinner for much older and this story, i had when i was making dinnerfor much older and the this story, i had when i was making dinner for much older and the fact that he had been fired. its dramatic headlines and many are saying this is theresa may, the prime minister showing that she is in control. is she? well, that's a different conversation. the united states have highlighted huawei is a concern and arrested a very top person within the organisation. the daughter of the organisation. the daughter of the founder, it's been in discussion, it's been a big debate whether this company wants to be feared or not. the concern is working with a company with such close links to chinese government. the idea is that if huawei is able to work on fivejune at x, if they have access —— access to data and information on countries, investor to the defects government, other than com

company is sort of the crown jewel of china's exnomic strategy to really dominate high tech into the next century and expand beyond being the manufacturer of the world and be this high-end tech supplier to the world. >> you're absolutely right because huawei is a crown jewel. they rea national champion. a key play whr it whiches to china's made in china 2025 strategy where china wants to be leading the technology of the future and the company today really striking a defiant tone, calling the united states -- and the united states is using state power to crush a private company and saying that u.s. suppliers like google and microsoft have written to the commerce department about this ban. of course the commerce department added huawei to the so-called entity list essentially barring american firms from doing business with huawei which means companies can't sell sauf ware and computer chips to huawei and it means they won't be able to build the 5g products for the rollout. it won't be able to service smart phones with the android operating system the u.s. has accused huawei of entelectual property

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tech. how one company is finding and trading on challenges. next on bloomberg. ♪ emily: the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in half a century this montht, an untold number of tech jobs remain unfilled. in our work shifting series, we are focusing on one company that is not just working to fill as it goes. jacob, thank you for being here. instead of complaining about the pipeline, your company is trying to expand the pipelines and create its own. talk about how what you are doing works. >> thank you. we are solving the problem of the skills gap in the labor economy by filling the gap for software developers. we are doing this by using ai to find individuals who had the unique cognitive ability to have success in software development. we put them to the quick want of a full computer science degree in 20 weeks, then put them to work for our clients. what is unique as we are hiring people from all walks of life. musicians and teachers, construction workers, even doctors and phd's. we are proving that we not only can make them good developers, we can make from the highest performing and most successful developers. our clients win, because

much of africa's farming involves low tech traditional methods but many african farmers are firmly in the twenty first century digitalize in their agricultural workflows farmers here at the agri numa in dakar want to improve yield and efficiency. the opposite i'm on there you can really say that there's a digital revolution taking place in africa at the moment it's a real hotbed of innovation where digital technology has really made big breakthroughs with africa's population of over one billion and growing farmers are facing major challenges they want to use digital technology to improve efficiency and in often chaotic logistics chain. we realize that schools for example had a very limited budget to feed students and that the supply chain is so long that between twenty five and fifty percent of the budget goes for transportation and paying middlemen. digital technology is reshaping africa's agricultural sector with aid african farmers are beginning to unleash their enormous potential. and that's it for me in the business scene as always you can find out more about these and other stories online a d w dot com

tech companies. platform businesses are basically the dominant business model of the 21st century economy.inesses do not own the means of production, they own the means of connection. that is where they are having network effects, winner take all dynamic. google and android have an ecosystem which enables them to have such a dominant role in the industry where it is just ios or android. there are about 50 u.s. tech platform companies that we identified. plat is wisdom tree's etf. they just licensed a data product from us that helps identify which public of a nice have revenue or not. shery: are you concerned whether these platform companies or other types of tech companies, we are now seeing this environment where these trade tensions over tech has moved to the national security arena, not to mention we continue to see the spotlight on these tech companies as well over privacy issues. we are headed towards a 2020 presidential election. so, there seems to be a lot of risks these companies out there. about 70 global platform companies that we identified. 60% of them residing in the u.s. what

century. we're going to have some climate impacts return greater than we see on t.v. . it's really frightening. why aren't people more concerned. the little yellow. sharks may 31st on t.w. . are u.s. tech giants too big so regulators will talk to an expert about attempts to rein in the power of the internet also coming up german exporters are ringing the alarm bell to make trade frictions and breaks it worries their business expectations have dropped to the lowest level in the decade and tara takes measures to counter reports of appalling conditions and look 1st at construction size for the upcoming world cup to take a tour of their new year's eclipse. and 1st gober welcome to the program facebook and microsoft warren to tackle fake accounts and social bots ahead of canada's upcoming elections a government official said on monday the 2 tech companies also agreed to intensify as efforts to combat this information and promote safeguards to address cyber security incidents and explain their rules about accepting political advertising the official said last month prime minister justin trudeau complained that a big tech companies were not doing enough to combat the election meddling. now th

tech giant over national security. a new study warns global sea levels could rise to meet by the end of this century unless drastic action is taken. the united nations security council is holding an open briefing at this hour to discuss the situation in libya the special envoy for libya. will update the council on the latest developments the meeting comes after the government had cut the main water supply to tripoli leaving up to 2000000 people without water for do day 2 days this is are live pictures now of the u.n. security council chamber they see delegates still gathering in there right now we will go to that as and when it begins so stay with us for. iranian president has sanna rouhani has called the u.s. administration novice politicians with naive ideas in his words it is the latest war of words between the 2 countries earlier rouhani said he favors diplomacy with washington but the current situation he says is not suitable for talks the u.s. says it is strengthening its military presence in the region over unspecified threats from iran on monday iran had announced it would quadruple its production of low enrich u

tech giant over national security. a new study warns global sea levels could rise 2 meters by the end of this century a less drastic action is to.

problem that's been done for centuries by l and then cattle and now we're here with goats and while this is a return to the old way of preventing fires. it's being done with a high-tech twiscient techniques were actually able to model fires he can use if past experience of fires. and you can sort of essentially create fires to computer modeling say chief of fire came here under these conditions this is what's going to burn. so here's our highest risk areas and those are the areas that were targeting first we think that's where we're putting our efforts and the goats are proving to be very popular everybody loves the goats and people want to get them they won its always say what's the name of the gold and of course even happening now fire safe. moran has created a fund ago program a 100 book donation. >>buys naming rights for one of these critters and helps cover the costs of cutting back. what could be fuel during fire season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. san francisco bay stuber is set to go next thursday and a drivers group plans to walk off the job in protest, the new york city taxi workers alliance. >>represents for hire dri york c members voted to not drive for ub

tech law enforcement. next. some time in the 26 to you my great granddaughter people are. put with the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was there were 3000000000 people you will share the planet with 9000000000. your world will be around 2 degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter a century. we're going to have some climate impacts which are greater than the small pretty. it's really frightening waltraud that's. the but. thanks why are people more concerned. go blue. for the 1st w. . this investigator is using virtual reality technology to digitally revisit the scene of a mad. law enforcement across europe are working with the latest tech to track down criminals and even prevent crimes before they happen.

tech giant over national security. a new study warns global sea levels could rise 2 meters by the end of this century unless drastic action is taken. as well as president marks one year since his reelection and proposes early polls for the opposition led national assembly. and sport making allowed one of formula one's greatest ever driver is has died at the age of 70 the austrian won 3 world titles 2 of them after a near fatal crash in 1976. 0 iran's president has said rouhani has called the us administration novice politicians with naive ideas it is the latest war of words between the 2 countries earlier rouhani said he favors diplomacy with washington but the current situation is not suitable for talks the u.s. says it is strengthening its military presence in the region over unspecified threats from iran on monday it announced it had quadrupled its production of low enriched uranium. we'll be speaking to our white house correspondent kimberly how kids in just a minute but 1st this report from ravi on how iranians are coping with all this talk of war. * in iran ramadan is usually a time of spiritual reflection charity a

centuries by l and then cattle in our here with goats. >>and while this is a return to the old way of preventing fires, it's being done with the high tech twist. officials used the latest scientific techniques to essentially create fires in computer models. >>city officials are trying to stop what has become an annual ritual of u c berkeley students moving out at the end of the semester, leaving their unwanted furniture and other items at the curb an appeal is being made to tenants and landlords to properly throwaway items that are no longer needed. city officials say 10 and should use a building's trash bin and if those are full properties with one to 4 units can schedule a free ball waste pickup. another option is purchasing a city of berkeley p prepaid trash bags that can then be left at the curb for pickup. >>attention to weather a lot of talk about the possible rain out there. >>and they're looking at the radar. recent we see a lot green on the screen right now. >>yeah a lot of green out there fortunately, no lightning strikes. we did have that earlier today in contra costa county in the interior portions of the east bay were also small

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tech companies. serious national security consequences. they could lose their competitive edge. china could quickly outpace the united states. lawmakers representing silicon valley agree. >> i don't want the leaders of the 21st century to be alibaba, tencent, or baidou. >> they are will artificial intelligence and 5g wireless. the competition president trump is determined to win. >> secure 5g networks would absolutely be a vital link in america's prosperity and national security in the 21st century. >> advances in these technologies don't come cheap. they require years of research, tremendous manpower, billions of dollars in investment, and access to fast rows of data, something only large companies like facebook, google, and amazon can afford. even facebook's critics to share >> also national security concerns, that become so dominant. >> lawmakers seem a regulation is a better alternative to breaking up. >> they didn't break up microsoft, but they prevented these companies from having anticompetitive privilege or buying some of their competitors. >> lawmakers tell fox news of the u.s. needs more thorough nuance regulatory policies that rain facebook in, but also continue to lead before some americans, breaking up

problem that's been done for centuries by l and then cattle and now we're here with goats and while this is a return to the old way of preventing fires. it's being done with a high-techlatest scientific techniques were actually able to model fires he can use if past experience of fires. and you can sort of essentially create fires to computer modeling say chief of fire came here under these conditions this is what's going to burn. so here's our highest risk areas and those are the areas that were targeting first we think that's where we're putting our and the goats are proving to be very popular everybody loves the goats and people want to get them they won it so we say what's the name of the gold and of course even happening now fire safer in has created a fund ago program a 100 book donation. >>buys naming rights for one of these critters and helps cover the costs of cutting back. what could be fuel during fire season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>hundreds of students families and community volunteers plan to come together tomorrow to clean up paradise high school. the deadly camp fire back in november destroyed most of the town of paradise and damage large parts o

centuries by l and then cattle. >>and now we're here with goats. >>and while this is a return to the old way of preventing the wildfires is being done with a high-tech twist officials are using the latest scientific techniques to essentially create fires in computer modeling interesting. >>we hope today. a new study shows anti viral drugs can prevent hiv positive people from passing the virus to others get nearly 1000 game male couples were studied in which one partner was hiv positive and the other was negative over 8 years just 15 of the negative men were infected, but genetic testing shows all of them were infected by different partners. the study concludes hiv patients who suppress their viral loads to undetectable levels by using a r t cannot transmit the disease an earlier study proved the same thing among heterosexual couples. the new study's author says accessibility to hiv testing and treatment are likely to remain hurdles to curbing hiv. >>what about balms and bench, pressing smoking marijuana, according to a new study could motivate some people to actually hit the gym. here the study from the university of colorado at boulder revealing th

century, maybe i should trade away the stuff that i can get cheapner walmart. we should ask americans to look at what the game is for them as citizens in a very, very high tech society with technology and services are the jobs of the future. that's not the conversation being had. if we can get away from the political rhetoric and look at what the businesses are saying, we need fairness from china and this administration is asking for fairness. >> neil: in your days running dow chemical, one of the largest companies on the planet, you had to deal with china. you know the difficulty of penetrating that market. you know the chinese want in on your business. it's not a solo affair. this administration and what they're trying to cobble together is trying to get access to companies like yours. do you expect that the chinese will deliver those open markets? >> i think with time they will. we've had have the xi jinping era. as reported on your show today, all is not well inside china. this switch that they wanted from a state-driven economy from soes is not happening at the pace he needed it to happen. environmental protection, food safety, all the things that matter to chi

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century to start off with, i take exception to the dirty old industry, ithink with, i take exception to the dirty old industry, i think the steel industry is part i —— part of high—techt about spending money on retraining rather than propping up industries, look at what's happened at fsr, we lost 2000 direct jobs what's happened at fsr, we lost 2000 directjobs and 5000 in the supply chain, thosejobs directjobs and 5000 in the supply chain, those jobs have directjobs and 5000 in the supply chain, thosejobs have not been replaced, we are talking about very low pay low skill jobs replaced, we are talking about very low pay low skilljobs coming in to replace those jobs and things like call centres and logistics is not the samejob call centres and logistics is not the same job site out there does not work. pecos points matthew, it's not a gaelic consistory is essential in the 21st century and it's not dirty. we know that of christ there is a hard—hitting industry that is known that there, i think on top of that we had the fact that ultimately they're asking for £30 million today we don't know how much it's going to be next week or next year, if they be next week or next y

problem that's been done for centuries by l and then cattle and now we're here with goats and while this is a return to the old way of preventing fires. it's being done with a high-techusing latest scientific techniques were actually able to model fires he can use if past experience of fires. and you can sort of essentially create fires to computer modeling say chief of fire came here under these conditions this is what's going to burn. so here's our highest risk areas and those are the areas that were targeting first we think that's where we're putting our efforts and the goats are proving to be very popular everybody loves the goats and people want to get them they won it so we say what's the name of the gold and of course even happening now fire safe. moran has created a fund ago program a 100 book donation. >>buys naming rights for one of these critters and helps cover the costs of cutting back. what could be fuel during fire season. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a rocket carrying hardware equipment and science experiments is headed to the international space station as space x launched its rocket this morning there was originally scheduled for earlier in the week