it could result in the widespread adoption of this digital r. and b. to be used in emerging markets economies and international trade so country it would actually no longer be beholden and dependent on the u.s. dollar for trade. is the chinese ringback populous or for that matter any populous anywhere in the world ready for something like this that is so revolutionary how do you get people to suddenly start using digital currency instead of their credit cards and their regular cash that they've been using for the last so many hundreds of years i mean that is kind of why i stressed emerging economies to begin with because that is actually the economies that are most comfortable with using those digital kind of digital currencies such as china and such as india countries emerging economies with large populations of. banks people people who don't have access to a bank account to actually don't own credit cards who have never own credit cards but every single one of them own mobile phones all of them are connected to the internet and because of that all of

now to the brand new digital currency the 1st major test of this digital currency and yes it appears that it will be done through a very popular food delivery service called mates $101.00 of the largest apps in china with nearly half of 1000000000 users it is owned by chinese tech giant 10 cent and it has about 65 percent share of the market this makes the perfect testing ground for trying to central bank backed by digital currency it's a project that has been underway now for over 6 years chinese authorities are pushing to have the digital currency fully operational they say and then use by 2022 for the olympics that will be held in china a place where they can showcase for the rest of the world this digital currency still a lot of questions about how this digital currency will work in comparison to actual crypto currency yes we do know this that the chinese currency will be linked to a holder smart phone number and transactions will take place through it and that been pretty interesting here read reports indicate that not only will you be able to use an app in order to buy and sell

what is china doing that we here in america for example are not well get this is now testing a new digital currency so here is what we know china's central bank is confirming today that it's going to be testing a mobile app for storing and exchanging the war on not as a paper entity by the way but rather as a digital like for example. the world learned about this when this screenshot appeared on social media take a look at that right there see it you can see there from the image that this appears to be sort of a marketing tool to get citizens chinese citizens comfortable with the idea of using and trusting digital currency now it's important to mention that china is stressing that this really is quote only a test but is it and if it isn't why are they so ahead of the game at this point force right forbes one of the world's leading business periodicals is warning the white house right now the trepan ministration not to continue its present course of banning and attacking cryptocurrency in fact let me show you this recent headline from forbes it says quote why try should unveil a u.s. answer

they'll have the biggest digital footprint of any previous generation as you said probably by the time they wanted to use of their more photos of them they know they grandparents and right current right their parents put together for their entire lots and the amount of video and just a digital. footprints a pretty big now because from the youngest age there are there on social channels that chatting and sharing and and so they just leave a long legacy a long history that can be great in that i have if you like a digital diary i have it a digital history that i can look back on and and recall stages in life it has a downside be cruise well when you're a teenager you share things and say things that you probably don't want coming back to you 10 or 20 years lyta when you're a senior leader or an influence so there are some problems with this and we see very plainly one big problem that this younger generation faces through the digital and that is cyber bullying putting down each other sometimes that they will say things that will shape things that will threaten our own one among. things t

does actually move to this national digital current. see how does that affect decentralized currencies such as a big point that really become true competitors to than the digital dollar. well i mean if the us does adopt the c.b.c. which is a very real possibility right now but quantum would be more valuable than ever because it's exactly what ben said they're not even competitors this is like comparing apples to oranges because the central digital bank currency will never replace because that is not a true crypto currency it's still centrally monitored and maintaining it will still be subject to exact same problems that currency has today they'll still be subject to inflation and they're open to manipulation by central banks and make it even easier for the central banks to either tighten or loosen the quiddity over so c.d.'s these are merely a digital version of the our currency which makes it more dangerous than ever because that means every single purchase every single action will be tracked and we just talked about the currency crisi

will create this digital currency even in the near future. i think as an area likely because the pressure is certainly mounting for the u.s. to create this c.b.c. as its biggest competitor and the tech arms race just recently began testing its own digital currency that will be launched on chat and so for us this means that they will fall further behind they've already lost the battle over a 5 g. to china so now it's going to be digital currency which essentially will command the future. international capital flows so right now that's the biggest concern because if china launches their digital army successfully this one where does all in a widespread adoption of the digital r. and b. to be used in emerging markets and international trade so countries were no longer dependent and beholden to the dollar so a lot of this what's driving this decision right now is from fear of missing out and it's kind of important to note that in many hearings the discussions are now revolving around how rather than if the u.s. should put together a c.b.c. so righ

digital accounts for them before this kids even can walk or talk or take a decision whether they want to be instantly here how are out for a family now what effect will this presence from birth have been jan now stop. well it doesn't come without challenges of course you know and the most. they'll have the biggest digital footprint of any previous generation as you said probably by the time they wanted to use of their more photos of them they know they grandparents and write parent write their parents put together for their entire lots and the amount of video and just a digital. footprint a pretty big now because from the youngest age they're online they're on social channels that chatting and sharing and and so they just leave a long legacy a long history that can be crites in that i have if you like a digital diary i have it a digital history that i can look back on and and recall stages in life it has a downside be cruz well when you're a teenager you share things and say things that you probably don't want coming back to you 10 or 20 years lyta when you're a senior leader or an in

looking to use digital currency as well a.t.m. use is down 32 percent and according to visa 63 percent of people are using less cash but there could be more reasons for this than just germs well joining us now to discuss our boom bust co-hosts ben and ben let's start with you why are we seeing fewer people using cash these days and is it in part really in fears of transmitting germs. i don't think most of it's about transmitting germs even though money is filthy when you do pick it up it's covered in germs but i don't think that's really the reason here i think the bigger reason i mean it's obviously kind of common sense right when you have the economy shut down across the world fewer people would be accessing a.t.m.'s because why do you need cash where people get cash when they go into restaurants when they go to bars they go to nightclubs they use cash when they go to hotels and they use it for tipping people in this case none of those services have been operating for months now and so the shut down in certainly the service indu

borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital".n trabajando y saliendo. vamos a tener tambiÉn esta pregunta en nuestras redes sociales para que ustedes participen pero con el fin de mantener distanciamiento fÍsico mira la extrema medida que se le ocurriÓ al dueÑo de un bar. aylÉn: fÍjate que advertencia es lo que decÍa un letrero que estaba puesto enfrente de este bar en inglaterra. es que lo que querÍa evitar este dueÑo es que la gente rompiera el distanciamiento social. Él decÍa si pongo una cuerda no van a hacer mucho caso por eso decidiÓ colocar una sierra elÉctrica para evitar que la gente, se junte demasiado. daba un poco de miedo y funcionÓ. les cuento que esto es ilegal siempre y cuando tenga un letrero que diga advertencia. Él después confesÓ que la realidad es que no estÁ encendida pero lo que querÍa era llamar la atenciÓn para que respeten esta medida. se ha cumplido y la gente ha estado ahÍ y ha funcionado respetando el distanciamiento. borja: habrÍa que preguntar a nuestra audiencia si ellos irÍan para allÁ. en el caso

engineers tightening the digital nuts of their digital bikes.e just like you are at barron's for the content that flows through your channels, but i are to say in relation to the current situation surrounding facebook, they have become much more responsible and much more responsive than they have before. and i think the boycott is -- once you exercise the threat, it has no power. so the threat, if the threat's there and it's almost unsaid, but it's -- that's far more powerful and much more powerful to have private conversation. dealing with the chinese. don't go public with it but just talk the them, talk them through it and suggest improvements. i have to say the platform have been very responsible. google has banned political advertising from its platform, twitter has too. interestingly, twitter has still come in for pressure for advertisers certainly e in the short term. but i don't think boycotts at the end of the day are going to have much effect. what is much more effective is to talk directly to the platforms about your concerns, express

now from home office to home schooling the coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us to embrace a digital working environment but what might work for not companies often doesn't work in the public sector city whole school so homes for the elderly what ill equipped to switch online and for some this has opened a new markets like based startup my old job tripe. and. it's total time in the nursing home garden stuff will send this picture of dollars paid to the base to her relatives via digital platform called me oh i'm a porky i'm happy i hope it turns out well the photographs videos and text messages a lot of clips talk to the base to keep track of how his mother who suffers from dementia is doing and how she's spending her days. this is of on the will for your kind of message she is consciously sending me it's taken by the care workers so for me it's just a little highlight trying to highlight. stuff at the nursing home are glad to be able to share information and events over me. many residents aren't in a position to communicate on their own via social networks what's more i'm also intere

bienvenida al "ediciÓn digital".elas serÍa una sentencia de muerte. cuÉntenos mÁs. ingrid: el hecho de que los estudiantes se reporten a la escuela y los maestros y el personal docente y administrativo significa que se abre la posibilidad de contagio. no perdamos de vista que esos estudiantes vuelven a sus hogares, se encuentran con los padres, con los abuelos. y si ellas son portadores del virus entonces estamos simplemente propagando la epidemia. y eso es terrible porque la interacciÓn que se da en las aulas es tan personal que es inevitable el contacto directo con los estudiantes, sobre todo porque en los salones de clase, ya cuentan con muchos estudiantes que participan y el maestro interactÚa casi de una manera maternal. asÍ que totalmente errÓnea la posibilidad de volver a las aulas, en estas circunstancias tan trÁgicas que estamos viviendo. carolina: son momentos drÁsticos, sin duda. si a usted le dicen las escuelas van a abrir. cinco dÍas a la semana. ¿usted va a volver a la escuela? ingrid: usted dijo algo a

we want to document competition problems in the digital economy and see whether the anti—trust frame. in september 2019, the chairman and ranking members of the full committee and the subcommittee issued sweeping bipartisan requests for information to the for microphones that will testify. since then we have received millions of pages of evidence from these firms as well as documents and submissions of more than 100 participants. we did 100 hours of interviews. we will investigate the effects of this and independent businesses in the online marketplace. we felt 17 briefings with 35 experts and stakeholders in support of our work. this investigation has been bipartisan from the start. it has been an honour to work alongside my colleague my colleagues as well as a former ranking member. we work closely with all members of the subcommittee on both sides of the aisle who have taken this work seriously and studied these issues carefully. as my colleague ken book recently quoted, that is the most bad bipartisan effort i have been involved in. the purpose of the... they are the largest onli

the digital divide and this is our top concern in this state, and equity. >> reporter: the pandemic has shown significant inequities in the public education system and the digital divide is commonly defined as the gap between students and communities who have access to devices at high speed internet and those who don't. those who don't are often in poor or rural communities, disproportionately affecting communities of color. >> people have the power to make decisions and to make sure everyone has equal access to internet. we are providing instruction and we need to do that now. >> reporter: the superintendent, tony thurman, explained how wide the gap is in our state. >> there are hundreds of thousands of students without access to steady internet. >> reporter: a digital divide task force was put together. mike mcguire, state senator, is a member. many schools are scheduled to start and the state is short about 700,000 laptops and 300,000 hot spots. he estimates all that equipment could cost 500 million dollars to $1 billion. >> school districts should prepare in a worst-case scenari

periodista del new york times en vivo con "ediciÓn digital". muchÍsimas gracias.r la orden de reapertura de las escuelas. esta asociaciÓn, la mÁs grande del estado con 120.000 miembros, argumenta que la comisiÓn del comisionado de educaciÓn viola la ley y pide a un juez bloquearla. es que precisamente el regreso a clases continÚa despertando muchÍsima polÉmica y muchÍsima controversia. por eso nuestras redes sociales te tamo preguntando,"¿eres maestro o maestra ?" bien, te queremossaber. beatriz dice :" soy maestra, llevo tres semanas en casa con covid-19. tengo dos hijas y no las pienso matar a la escuela. no estoy de acuerdo que habrÁn los colegios". terminamos con marÍa que comenta :" soy maestra de educaciÓn especial. llevo meses cuidÁndome, pero si regreso a clases sÉ que contagiarme serÁ inevitable". por supuesto que estaremos extendiendo esta peticiÓn de comentarios a travÉs de las redes sociales. asÍ que usted tambiÉn puede participar. ahora,el alentador anuncio sobre una vacuna de coronavirus desarrollada en reino unido estÁ levantando muchÍsima expectati

bienvenidos a ediciÓn digital.na: arrancamos con informaciÓn y es que se cumple el primer cara a cara entre los presidentes de mÉxico y estados unidos. esta es la primera vez que lÓpez obrador sale de mÉxico en un viaje oficial y la primera vez que visita a la casa blanca desde que llegÓ a la presidencia para reunirse ahora con el presidente donald trump. >> asegura que lo hace con el objetivo de celebrar la entrada del tratado de libre comercio en su paÍs con estados unidos y canadÁ. janet rodrÍguez nos tiene los detalles. janeth: buenas tardes, en estos momentos ambos lÍderes estÁn reunidos de manera privada. esto no es el caso en esta reuniÓn con lópez obrador y el presidente donald trump, aunque dentro de media hora mÁs o menos los estaremos viendo. no esperamos que el acuerdo trascienda. lo que sÍ vimos a las 2:00 de la tarde fue llegar a lÓpez obrador como no le dio la mano a donald trump, pero tampoco hubo distanciamiento social. ambos lo dÁbamos a la prensa y de ahÍ ya entraron a esta reuniÓn privada. despu

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put more of a spotlight on some of the digital divide in our country.o address those accessibility gaps in some inner cities, in rural areas, what steps do you think washington lawmakers need to take? >> guest: it's an important question, a vital question in such a timely question. the fact is even as we've had huge success in delivering broadband to every part of our nation, there still are americans were left behind, americans living in rural communities, americans whose income can't support access to broadband. we are taking that challenge very seriously. we are committed as an association, our member companies to close the digital divide. what we need to do, recognizing it is really hard to get broadband to some places placen america given the vast differences of a rural area speak you have to stream broadband underground or on top of the ground, across mountain ranges, across vast spans of distance whether simply is no business case to deliver it ourselves despite the billions of dollars we are investing every year. we need congress to work with us

i'm optimistic we will but after all, if covid-19 has shown us anything the digital transformation thateen able to experience just in the last couple of months is that we can't imagine a future where there will be any american that will not be connected to the internet so if we are going to close the digital divide we need to do it now, if not now then when? >> i thought it was interesting you can decide we can't imagine a future where every american can't be connected to the internet. do you think the pandemic has underscored that the internet is an essential utility? >> guest: i think it has underscored the sinfulness of this technology and the wonder of this technology and the need for all americans to have it but i don't agree with the idea that this technology should be considered a utility. after all, there is tremendous competition across the country for broadband services and consumers everywhere have a vast array of choices, not only in terms of provider but in terms of the technology that deliver the internet. we also know that we should be extremely proud of just in a generat

bienvenida a su "ediciÓn digital". >> hola, muy buenos dÍas, gracias por tenernos.movilizar el voto latino en 2020. sabemos que como latinos hay muchas Áreas en nuestra comunidad y problemÁticas que no se informan. entonces el trabajo que estamos haciendo en medio del coronavirus es realizar nuestro trabajo de una manera digital. florida y arizona que son dos estados muy primordiales hemos realizado programas digitales, 400.000 llamadas en los Últimos tres meses, en el estado de florida y esperamos hacer mÁs de 300.000 en el estado de arizona para poder registrar a la comunidad. borja: tal y como tÚ has comentado eres uno de los millones de dreamers que seÑalan con un dÍa poder ejercer su voto y participar en el proceso democrÁtico de este paÍs. ¿quÉ mensaje tienes para los jÓvenes que ya tienen el poder de votar en sus manos? >> que las elecciones sean mÁs allÁ. nunca he tenido la oportunidad de votar. las elecciones son para mÁs allá de lo que son los candidatos presidenciales. como latinos es algo que muchas veces no lo hablamos. y los latinos en este 2020 tomamo

we have committed as an association and member companies to close that digital divide and what we need to do recognizing that it is hard to get broadband to some places in america given the vastness of our rural areas and we want to stream broadband on the ground or on top the ground and across mountain ranges and across vast, vast expanse of distance where there simply is no distance to deliver despite the billions of dollars that we are investing every year. we need congress to work with us and strengthening the public, private partnership and a commitment to universal service to provide adequate resources and the funds that will be necessary to put the broadband infrastructure investment debate behind us and close the digital divide once and for all. i think we can do it. i'm optimistic we will. after all, if covid-19 had shown us anything the digital transformation that we have been able to experience just in the last couple of months is that we can't imagine a future where there will be any community not connected to the internet. if we want to close the digital divide, we not do

assets were digit.'re looking at a business that's more than 43% rotated toward digital where we continue to work with our lenders, servicers or trustees >> sorry, marc your connections a little spotty here i think what you were saying is you were hoping to pivot to become about 90% digital infrastructure assets. as you do that, as you look to kind of pivot that portfolio, how do you manage to sell off some of those legacy sates in a time of economic stress for legacy real estate, for traditional real estate? how the you plan to do that? >> there are pockets of commercial real estate that are holding up and performing well we think about the over 300 million of dispositions that we made this year we made a smart decision at the beginning of the year to exit the new york office space. we had a great partnership we had a successful exit there our departure from retail shopping centers were partnered with albertsons. we made that departure this year as people continue to rely on shopping centers and eating

to develop isn't the only one who is making the most of her digital business. is also exploring the possibilities that live streaming has to offer together with other artists and cujo is developing a new commercial format for live streaming. he's certain that this technology is a growing trend that will last long after the call beats 90 crisis to him the possibilities are endless i'm looking forward to. like a live concert. you can actually purchase a ticket in. some kind of codes that you put in just to get to your products you know and things. definitely that's in march south africa's 1st cyber party took place it was a huge success with a lineup featuring many popular musicians and deejays and mammoth 700000 listeners today in the online events. but for many young people who are losing their income this offer as little solace expensive internet rates and poor connectivity mean that everyone can simply go digital still calls in so we're told is trying to make the best of things he started marketing his clothes over what's up in facebook he says the crisis has

carolina: le agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital.r eso que la invitamos a que se quede a travÉs de nuestra trasmisiÓn para facebook. si tienen preguntas enviÉ las para podérselas hacer al doctor canÉ. muchÍsimas gracias. y bueno, seguimos con muchÍsimo mÁs. en estados unidos lo que estamos experimentando es algo crÍtico, difícil. algo tambiÉn estÁ ocurriendo en amÉrica latina. en varios paÍses que tambiÉn estÁn reportando cifras rÉcord todos los dÍas.segÚn la universidad johns hopkins que lleva un conteo diario a nivel mundial a esta hora en los 33 paÍses mÁs de 4 millones de personas tienen el virus. cerca de 200.000 tambiÉn han perdido la vida. el paÍs mÁs afectado sigue siendo brasil donde hasta su presidente jair bolsonaro ha dado positivo el coronavirus. a esto le sigue perÚ, mÉxico y chile. aylÉn: en estos momentos tambiÉn muchas personas tienen planeado algÚn viaje en aviÓn. si tÚ eres uno de ellos toma nota porque algunas aerolÍneas tienen sus reglas para el coronavirus. van a exigir mÁs cara para quien tenga mÁs de dos aÑos

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we do everything digitally.t saves a ton of money and gives people an affordable vehicle even though it is a premium, luxury vehicle. emily: you did just announced plans to go public thrice special -- through a special-purpose acquisition. it is timely given the surge in tesla shares. you range more than a billion dollars in the rivers merger -- in the reverse merger. why do you need a billion dollars? what would you use that money for? henrik: used on need to turn up all the parts we are doing -- you still need to tune up all the parts. you have to tuneup all of that. that is hundreds of millions of dollars. we own all of the tools in the factory. we have to build out our digital app, which we are building right now. we are setting up experience enters any of u.s. and europe. we are opening up the first in los angeles. that also means investments. that are a lot of areas we have to spend money in. we are still developing a car. even though you have the base platform, that is only 20% of the vehicle. the most di

but those who will set up digital business models before the crisis are in a much better position to ride out the shutdown like yoga teacher and influence that t.v. milo sylacauga 4 years ago to milo started to live stream her daily practice sessions since the lock down her number of viewers has skyrocketed. to more than 4 wasn't because not it's not a musician and the instructor. both markets are interactive because people are looking for music and some people want to stay healthy so in general for me i think it's. more so right now given. around 1000 people tune in every day the training sessions are free for everyone to mellow earns money by promoting a clothing label which she wears during the sessions. to mellow isn't the only one who is making the most of her digital business he's a cujo is also exploring the possibilities that his live streaming has. together with other artists and cujo is developing a new commercial format for live streaming. he's certain that this technology is a growing trend that will last long after the cold beats 90 crisis to him the possibilities are en

is voice messages as well as a digital display bode's and. likes. because of these interventions. in the last one year. which has never happened in the history of. rapid response team suppose and. this group of 48 people are mostly locals who have been created by the forest to physically track the elephant herds so that there is constant and obviated information about the locations. this integrity the communication system has brought about a broader change to the relationship people and elephants shifted i would say the more remarkable change that i would see. they were. doing the day. i think it's. because they have. warning system has helped produced conflict in the hudson district but as more forest land is set aside for development the future of human elephants coexistence remains fragile. and the digitalisation of daily life is already responsible for so percent of the global carbon dioxide emissions every single source squarely on the internet consumes energy a company in burnley has decided to make search queries environmentally friendly when you use the platform the profit

only cooling down to 65 degrees so going to remain warm tonight because you were near the triple digits earlier today and tomorrow into sunday even hotter than that warner microclimate saturday outlook right now as we take a look right along the coast, the bay area coastline downtown san francisco tomorrow for your saturday afternoon holding steady at 68 degrees so near average highs along the coast. thanks to that cool sea breeze and that marine layer 59 degrees for daly city, half moon bay in the mid 60's with upper 60's for millbrae and burlingame so plenty of sunshine for your saturday afternoon. the one thing really working in our favor during these warm to hot temperatures this weekend. breezy winds around 20 miles per hour less san mateo 71 degrees in mount view warming up into the low 80's with widespread 80's for the south bay, san jose 87 degrees and mid-nineties for livermore hot temperatures there 96 degrees widespread mid 70's for the bay area's shoreline berkeley 75 degrees as his richmond but conquered flirting with that triple digit heat but vacaville you're actually goi

borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital".presidente dijo que su administraciÓn seguirÁ enfocada en acabar contra este grupo criminal.vamos a pasar a otras noticias, cecily aguilar se declarÓ no culpable de conspiraciÓn para ocultar y destruir evidencia en el caso del asesinato de la soldadesca no vanessa guillÉn. hasta el momento no se ha determinado una fecha de juicio pero de ser hallada culpable podrÍa pasar 20 aÑos en prisiÓn y pagar una multa de 250.000. dÓlares. su pareja se suicidÓ cuando la policÍa le seguía el trasto, serÁ sepultado con honores gregory morales el militar que habÍa sido declarado desertor tras desaparecer en 2019 . sus restos fueron encontrados en texas durante la bÚsqueda de vanessa guillÉn. tras revelarse los resultados de la autopsia de la actriz naya rivera su familia rompiÓ el silencio a travÉs de un sentido comunicado en el que agradece todo el apoyo que han recibido durante este doloroso proceso. la familia resaltÓ que la actriz de origen puertorriqueÑo fue una buena madre y una buena persona.

it can end the digital divide, regardless of where you live or what your income is.ncouraged by the progress we have seen. i'm hopeful that progress will continue to keep apace. i am also mindful that the key to success is maintaining this bipartisan approach that has been the hallmark of the success of our internet policy and will continue to be. on that line of questioning looking ahead to the 2020 election, are you concerned about potential democratic administration could result in greater antitrust scrutiny of the telecom industry? guest: i am not an expert in antitrust law and i'm not a competition lawyer. veryknow that there are strong and serious tools that our nation has advance our antitrust interests, which we should take very seriously, not just our body of antitrust law, but all of our attorneys general, our judicial system. we have very strong tools in our quiver to ensure that competition is robust, is meaningful, and advances whether there is a republican administration or a democratic administration. what i do know is that all of our companies, all of