ericsson had an idea that no one it had. that is for a revolving gun turret that would be low to the water and not be assailable by shells and would rotate. commonplace are battleships and destroyers there never been the rotating guns on a ship of war. the ships had to societal up to each other and fire at each other from nearby. those of us who have seen aeroflot movies well that's the way it always went. this was a true revolution and personnel brought this model to washington. >> right and he shows it to lincoln has a talk with lincoln about this work. what was lincoln's response? >> his initial response was not my decision. let's walk over to the navy board tomorrow and show it to the sage is of naval warfare. which they did and they met their and they showed it to the naval board and they all looked at lincoln for his q and lincoln looked at them. finally lincoln's a words, not his greatest oration, i said mister president what do you think? well he said, he reminds me of the young story of the woman who put on her stoc

for another player at least, and several players potentially, to become alternatives to nokia and ericssond welcome to the week in tech. this week, the uk's court of appeal ruled that south wales police‘s use of facial recognition technology has been unlawful and in violation of human rights. internet connection and cellular service was shut down in belarus amid protests following the contested re—election of five—time president alexander lukashenko. and, after 35 years on the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of dynabook, and with it, the company's last stake in the personal computer business. google announced plans to build the largest earthquake detection network, using your phone! the android earthquake alerts system uses tiny accelerometers built into every smartphone and location data to act as a seismometer that can help detect quakes and tremors. is this the future of photography? football team's brain and research have developed an ai model to create 3d images of nearly complete scenes using still photographs. the model can even capture lighting changes without compromising

taking huawei out of their networks, they also have no choice but to sign contracts with nokia and ericssonrket like that is not really a good situation. so various governments around the world and operators are keen to openin world and operators are keen to open in some way the opportunity for another player at least, several players potentially, to become alternatives to nokia and ericsson. hello and welcome to the week in tech. this week, the week in tech. this week, the uk's court of appeal ruled that south wales police's use of facial recognition technology has been unlawful and in violation of human rights. internet connection and cellular service were shut down in belarus amid protests following the contested re—election of five—time president alexander lukashenko. and after 35 years on the la ptop and after 35 years on the laptop game, toshiba sold its last share of dynabook, and its last share of dynabook, and its last sta ke last share of dynabook, and its last stake in the personal computer business. google announced plans to build the largest earthquake detection network, using

we are the first in the world to do that with our partners like ericsson and nokia.ur outlooks for the year, given that we are still working for home, schools are still remote? how is that going to drive business and pressure, essentially, on your networks over the next six to 12 months? returne have seen some through switching behavior and shopping behavior in the category, and that is really important. we predict that will continue to modestly increase through the rest of the year. but the bigger dynamic is, what are consumers going to be looking for as this pandemic unfolds and the circumstances that follow from it unfold? we are going to be -- we think they are going to be looking for a better value and a better network. budgets are tight and people are having to make choices, and they are not going to drop this category. smartphones are essential to our lives now more than ever, but -- that is a big opportunity for the undisputed growth leader, us. many ofast question, the companies that make the phones that your customers use, apple, google are in the middle of

nokia, ericsson, who also provide 5g technology.mpanies working for huawei no matter where they are up huawei no matter where they are up will be subject to licenses according to new restrictions, even foreign companies who happen to use us equipment. they too may need a licence to continue chipping to huawei. it has prompted the chief executive officer to say these new rules will bring significant disruption to the sector. a really interesting development. let's look at financial markets. the tech stock are moving markets. it will be interesting to see how nokia and ericsson shares trade. this is how things are going at the moment. japan is down slightly again today. it was down quite again today. it was down quite a bit yesterday on the back of the values of the economic contraction into the second quarter. i want to show the american because of the nasdaq is ata american because of the nasdaq is at a high because it has all the tech stocks doing so well during the coronavirus pandemic because of our demand for products and servic

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two, with respect they made some pretty significant threats against nokia and ericsson. european companies but they basically said if europe is going to bond huawei from the 5g network it's going to put restrictions on the exports of nokia and ericsson from china so now it's causing nokia and ericsson to rethink their operations. >> so what should we be doing in terms of government policy this mistake taking place in the sphere of the private sector. what should we be doing? there's one deal we should punish her own companies for doing it. think that might backfire. what is the government of the united states, the executive branch view that we should be doing to brilliant some ways give the ceo backbone not to comply this comes to reciprocity. certainly don't do this to chinese companies. but as government policy what should we be doing? i need assistant answer. >> this is exactly what i was getting at. if it's cheaper to operate in china, to compete with chided that we've got to figure out how to get these companies financial booster they can now compete if they offshor

so ericsson had the idea of calling it a monitor because he said it would be a monitor against the southern leadership that wants to destroy the union. it reminds me of when the governor, the first governor cuomo used to greet audiences by saying i looked up the definition of governor. the second definition is something that gets in the way of machines and slows them down. so it's an extra definition. like a hall monitor, who stops you from doing bad deeds. >> you mentioned that it was towed to virginia. before it could arrive there, the confederate ironclad, which is a wooden boat that was clad in iron, as opposed to built this way, it was at virginia, and it was proven to be formidable doing damage on the union, which is very interesting. and of course that makes the whole incident that much more dramatic. >> well, it steamed into hampton roads, virginia, and it was last at by the union fleet, which was in the harbor there. and what happened next was the deadliest and costliest day in american naval history up until pearl harbor, when all the ships were destroyed by the japanese. in this

i have to it, but i got him out of the box and ericsson has run hands full farm in valley forward for the last decade. >>around this time every summer as she gears up for thanksgiving. harvests she usually receives an overnight delivery of turkey checks from a hatchery in ohio. but this year's order took several days to arrive like a living thing that has to get from point a to point b in a certain amount of time before it says you're tied rates or start as a. >>this interview i had lost 22 of them. >>erickson says when all is said and done it's about a $2000 loss for her small farm, all due to a slowdown at the u.s. postal service have little faith that they're not trying to politicize the post office earlier this week house democrats and several republicans wrote letters to the postmaster general urging him to reverse a july order that aims to cut costs by eliminating overtime. which workers and union leaders say has in turn slow down deliveries. something erickson says her baby turkey checks just couldn't afford resulted in. >>financial loss for my business and my farm and life loc

i have to it, but i got him out of the box and ericsson has run hands full farm in valley forward for the last decade. >>around this time every summer as she gears up for thanksgiving. harvests she usually receives an overnight delivery of turkey checks from a hatchery in ohio. but this year's order took several days to arrive like a living thing fast to get from point a to point b in a certain amount of time before it says getting i'd rates or start as a. >>this interview i had lost 22 of them. >>erickson says when all is said and done it's about a $2000 loss for her small farm, all due to a slowdown at the u.s. postal service have little faith that they're not trying to politicize the post office earlier this week house democrats and several republicans wrote letters to the postmaster general urging him to reverse a july order that aims to cut costs by eliminating overtime. which workers and union leaders say has in turn slow down deliveries. something erickson says her baby turkey checks just couldn't afford resulted in. >>financial loss for my business and my farm and life locks n

so with huawai they made some pretty impressive threats against nokia and ericsson but europe will ban huawai from the 5g networks because they have restrictions on ericsson and otf from china so now they are talking they are changing the operation. >> what should we be doing for government policy that's mostly taking place in the spirit of the private sector? what should we be doing? there is one view to punish our own companies. that could backfire. what is the government of the united states executive branch viewing to give the ceos backbone not to comply with these demands so what should we be doing? >> this is what i was getting at if it's cheaper to operate we cannot can compete we have to figure out how to get them to compete onshore offshore to another country. we have to amplify the risks of doing the business in gov cha giving the threat to companies to amplifyea the risks give them away to be cost competitive. thank you. >> do you have a view on that? i'm sure you have seen a in your government position the private sector. >> three points. you hit on them very well. when i h

. >> reporter: jim ericsson walked up his driveway where his shed burned along with two cars. he recalls seeing that first, then looking further. >> i felt relief. and i couldn't care less about the car. i saw the house there and i thought okay, that's what matters. >> reporter: he learned before today that the home was okay. but there are still challenges. the power is on but not the water. >> i sort of suspected the house would survive. because of the way we do our vegetation around it. >> reporter: jim and his wife christina evacuated in the middle of the night. >> that night when we life. to me like everything else can be replaced. >> they stopped in at solano county's re-entry center before returning home. >> for the rural unincorporated areas this is the first time that we've opened anything up. >> reporter: the first phase started today. >> we're still going to have the checkpoints remaining at the various sites. we're only going to allow residents to return to their homes. it's not going to be open to everybody. we still want to control looting. >> reporter: linda stro

the strike gives minnesota united a 2-0 lead but the quakes get on the board right here, magnus ericsson8 for 8 in penalties, pretty good at that, quakes are appreciative. 56th minute, minnesota united gets that goal right back. the left foot strike puts them back up two. minnesota wins 4-1. we're expecting word to come soon on the regular season ramping up in about a month. a great run but the guys are excited to return home to their families after an extended stay in orlando. >> it's true we don't know what will happen but we will travel home soon, spend time with our families, spend time with our kids which will be amazing during this time, hopefully we will get a decision what will happen. we've been together now over 40 days and it has been great but i think i would prefer to see my family instead of seeing tommy thompson every day. >> after reportedly threatening to shut down the season monday or by monday, baseball commissioner rob manfred back-tracked on saturday saying there's no reason to quit now despite six teams being idle this weekend. the cardinals/brewers series the lates

they're using their waste and really pressing europeans, another warning today to nokia and ericsson,u don't, if you do anything against huawei we'll stop you from doing other business as well. what is the solution here? >> yeah that, article you referenced by eric sayers, an analyst talking about what the united states needs to continue to do to push back on china. this is not going to be a short-term thing we can do. we are in this for the long haul. he was talking about having collectively resiliency. economic resiliency between the united states and like-minded allies and partners so we can bolster our economies to make sure we are not going to be exploited and vulnerable to economic coercion which is something that the chinese communist party is increasingly inclined to do. now the trump administration i think, there is enormous credit for ushering in a seismic shift in u.s.-chinese relations to finally taking on china and treating china like the competitor and the adversary in many ways that it is, rather than as merely just an economic partner that we can continue to engage wit

magnus ericsson penalty kick in the 50th minute. back of the net. he's 8 for 8 in penalties.e knows what he's doing when he 56th minute minnesota united gets that goal right back. luis amarilla left-footed strike. minnesota wins 4-1. hopefully we'll see more of that guy wando. we're expecting word to come soon on the regular season hopefully ramping back up in about a month. it's been a great run but the guys are excited to return to their families after an extended stay in orlando. >> that's true that we don't know what will happen. but i mean like we will travel home soon, spend time with our families, spend time with our kids, which will be amazing. during this time hopefully we'll get a decision what will happen. we've been together now for over 40 days and it has been great, but i would prefer to see my family instead of seeing tommy thompson every day. >> after reportedly threatening to shut down this season by monday, baseball commissioner rob manfred backtracked today said there's no reason to quit now. cardinals hif brewers series the latest postponement. no such irz

huawai from the 5g networks then we will put restrictions on the exports have no kia and x one - - ericsson from china so now they are rethinking their operations. >> what should we be doing with government policy mostly in the sphere of the private secto sector, what should we be doing? there is one view to punish her own companies. i think that could backfire. what is the government of the united states, executive branch, view that we should be doing to give the ceos backbone not to comply with these demands we don't do this to chinese companies but what should we be doing? >> this exactly what i was getting is it cheaper to inoperate in china and we have to figure out how to give these companies a financialy boost we have to amplify so given everything i have said the european countries the amplify the risk to be cost competitive. >> it's an important topic you've seen it in your government position but also the private sector. >> i would make three points.. you hit on an important issue so when i hosted secretary pompeo for four days at the beginning of the year we say corporate respons

to ban huawei from the eu, for 5g networks, it will face restrictions on the exports of now can ericsson from china. >> what should we be doing in terms of government policy, mostly taking place in the sphere of the private-sector. what should we be doing, it might backfire. what is the government of the united states executive branch due to in some ways give ceos backbone not -- we certainly don't do this to chinese companies for a succinct actor. >> to compete with china for the financial boost. we have to amplify the risks of doing business given everything the european companies amplify the risk to be cost competitive if you leave china. >> the government position in the private-sector. >> i would make 3 points, you hit on a really important issue. at the beginning of the year, corporate responsibility, social responsibility, national security, a real and urgent threat to democracy, now, the elephant in the room is the retaliation. it is all about having your friends behind you. if you think the laws we put in place in terms of anticorruption. and some of the things us companies need

>>i have to it, but i got him out of the box and ericsson has run hands full farm in valley forward for the last decade. around this time every summer as she gears up for thanksgiving. harvests she usually receives an overnight delivery of turkey checks from a hatchery in ohio. but this year's order took several days to arrive like a living thing fast to get from point a to point b in a certain amount of time before it says you're tied rates or start as a. >>this interview i had lost 22 of them. >>erickson says when all is said and done it's about a $2000 loss for her small farm, all due to a slowdown at the u.s. postal service have little faith that they're not trying to politicize the post office earlier this week house democrats and several republicans wrote letters to the postmaster general urging him to reverse a july order that aims to cut costs by eliminating overtime. which workers and union leaders say has in turn slow down deliveries. something erickson says her baby turkey checks just couldn't afford resulted in. >>financial loss for my business and my farm and life locks. >>

i have to it, but i got him out of the box and ericsson has run hands full farm in valley forward forcade. >>around this time every summer as she gears up for thanksgiving. harvests she usually receives an overnight delivery of turkey checks from a hatchery in ohio. but this year's order took several days to arrive like a living thing fast to get from point a to point b in a certain amount of time before it says they're tied rates or start as a. >>this interview i had lost 22 of them. >>erickson says when all is said and done it's about a $2000 loss for her small farm, all due to a slowdown at the u.s. postal service have little faith that they're not trying to politicize the post office earlier this week house democrats and several republicans wrote letters to the postmaster general urging him to reverse a july order that aims to cut costs by eliminating overtime. which workers and union leaders say has in turn slow down deliveries. something erickson says her baby turkey checks just couldn't afford resulted in. >>financial loss for my business and my farm and life locks noelle bello