first, nationwide, commercial, 5, g network. so if you will moderate 5 g leadership in terms of number of cities, it's available and accessible than china's in the lead. with 34130 to the u. s. as 279 cities and places like switzerland already has to play 5 g 90 percent of its population. china has more 5 g subscribers than the u. s. not just in total, but per capita. it has more 5 g smartphones for sale at lower prices with more widespread, 5 g coverage. so then if you want to look at 5 g leadership in terms of the average download speeds, that saudi arabia and korea are in the lead with that. for 3 megabytes and respectively, compared to the u. s. it, it the point 9 china on the middle of the pack somewhere and their connections are on average, faster than that of the us. so no matter how you look at it, the u. s. s 5 g capability or mediocre, not the best. so it kind of doesn't make sense for me why you have a mediocre player taking charge to lead and help subsidize 5 g for other nation when it can even get the cost of its ow

and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to substance abuse going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advances debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have an addition, the equipment making twists. obviously the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we hav

so saying they want to make about 75 percent of people available to have 5 g networks. so there's going to be a lot of focus on, on, on that as well as making society more equitable. so projects to, to do diversity to gender diversity are also going to be a major focus. and the you is funding this with both of a major bones. so how's that going? it's going pretty well so far on tuesday. so yesterday the you who sold the 1st tranche of these bonds about 20000000000 euros worth of the bonds. they actually got 142000000000 euros worth of orders. so there were 7 times as much demand for these bonds as there actually was. so there's a lot of demand because these are safe asset. and there's a lot of interest in buying a european faith asset, and that's a good thing for europe as they try to raise these funds. chelsea delaney and frank, thank. now after more than a year, the 1st international cruise ships are returning to spain's pores. they were banned in 2020 as part of the country's efforts to curb the spread of colored $19.00 price . at the panoramic cruises with big busin

and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to subterfuge, going forward by the chinese. and they've had mix success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advance as debate in europe because of the public mood and the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many of the european countries. and then we have an addition to the account making twists. obviously, the business interests with china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we have t

and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe and is eager to sell in europe. and the united states came and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to subterfuge, going forward by the chinese. and they've had mix success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advances debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have in addition to be economic interests, obviously the business interests of china and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we have to change

and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology that they would be opening themselves to substrate use going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advances debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have an additional cannot make into, obviously, the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take that population with them and to explain to them why we have to change

to its own front door. notably the statement did not raise any other concerns around china's 5 g networks. it's increased ability to perform hacking cyber attacks. it also did not raise its increasingly assertive behavior in the south, trying to see all other topics that were mentioned by day. so countries during the summit now here in china, there have been mixed responses to both the naser summit and the g 7. china itself has used very strong language to rebut to the statements from this, these leaders, most notably of the u. s, but it is feeling a lot of pressure. this is the most international attention from these countries or the strongest rebuke from these countries that we've seen in decades. now. some you're in china believe that well, on one hand, these united friends are not as united as it may seem that many of these countries simply paying lip service to door biden. and his administration. what many believe is an effort by the u. s. to contain china's rise, but on the other hand, there is another opinion here in china that this does put as a real threat to china and it's calle

and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be opening themselves to subterfuge, going forward by the chinese. and they've had mixed success on that front. but i think at least this issue of china is taking a much more central position in the european debate than it did even a year ago. i think just to add on this, it's also difficult to advance the debate in europe because of the public mood and of the public perception of china, which is only shifting very slowly. so china is still not perceived as a threat in germany and also in many other european countries. and then we have in addition to the account making twists, obviously the business interests of china. and this together is something which sort of politicians have to consider when they take a strong approach to china, to take the population with them and to explain to them why we have

the major phone carriers are rushing to build out the 5 g networks and availability to speed, t-mobile the best 5 g in the nation. they went from the uncarrier to the uber carrier no wonder t-mobile puts up tremendous numbers wall street was looking for less than a million so how much longer can they keep this up and is 5 g too far away to make a real difference? let's check in with the relative will you new president and ceo of t-mobile and the guy that came up with the uncarrier ad campaign welcome to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. >> i'm going to start with something that was so hard for me but we'll boil it down to why you're winning it's propagation it's time to market. in english, tell the viewers what that means? >> fantastic you did it for me. for the last few years competitors have been confused and distracted confused media was the future and sin synergy and radio wavea don't property katagate from to the future was 5 g mobile internet pure play, something the rest of the industry is waking up to and unfold in the mid band spectrum when we pursued the sprint merger. >> i know a

also an opportunity for companies to show off their progress and building out ultra high speed 5 g networks that are crucial for the digitalization of economies. when we cancelled the show in the february 2020, there were only a few, 5, the networks out and being alive today. we have more than 160, i think the pandemic has shown the way. show the way on how important connectivity is. imagine if we would face a pam that make with no means of communication, no means of being online or mean. so sitting at home at working one, highlight a special appearance by a long mask on tuesday evening. the tech bill you now will present his stalling project, a satellite network at his company space x is building to provide all corners of the earth with internet access. we have the conference showing how communication tech has providing hope for the future in these difficult times, even the background. this is an incorrect list into 11 on now where a deep economic crisis is unfolding protests against deteriorating living standards . the continued over the weekend, public resolve is clearly reaching breakin

also an opportunity for companies to show off their progress and building out ultra high speed 5 g networks that are crucial for the digitalization of economies. when we cancelled the show in the fabric 2020, there were only a few, 5 the networks out and being alive today. we have more than 160, i think the pandemic has shown the way. show the way on how important connectivity is. imagine if we would face the pad that make with no means of communication, no means of being online or mean. so sitting at home and working one highlight a special appearance by a long mask on tuesday evening. the tank billing now will present his starling project. a satellite network at his company space ex is building to provide all corners of the earth with internet access. the conference showing how communication tech has providing hope for the future. in these difficult times, even the background. this is a encrypt messed into lebanon now where a deep economic crisis is unfolding protests against deteriorating living standards . the continued over the weekend, public resolve is clearly reaching breaking point

according to the un, china's network c g n defacto band here by regulators. how can china get this message out to the world that it comes in? peace. if every time any official medium tries to speak it's suppressed. and, and journalism, arguably in nato countries, is, well, some people accused of being captured by the military industrial complex. well, i tell you, i don't have any idea how to get the message across, but it went to the west. the media don't want to portray china. that's truthful to their own people. that's their loss. and they are doing the service to their own people. and they're losing credibility. i'm on 1400000000 chinese people as well. and i think, you know, it's on eric lee. thank you. that's it for the show what we'd like a wednesday when i remember jan needs with joe biden in geneva until then keep in touch my social media and tell us of using major major media reporting on china as fast. ah ah, ah. driven adrian shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask in these are the 4 people who pull the trigger. i survive something on survival

according to the un, china's network c g, g n, defacto band here by regulate just how can china get this message out to the world that it comes in peace. if every time any official, medium tries to speak it's suppressed. and journalism, arguably in nato countries, is, well, some people accused of being captured by the military industrial complex. well, i tell you, i don't have any idea how to get the message across. but if western media and western media don't want to portray to china that's truthful to their own people, that's their law. and they're doing service to their own people. and they're losing credibility. i'm on 1400000000 chinese people as well. and i think, you know, it's on them. eric lee, thank you. and that's for the show what we'd like a wednesday when invited me person needs with joe biden in geneva until then even judge my social media and tell us of using major, major media reporting on china. it's fat ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah all the all the next financial survival guide, daisy, let's learn about fill out. let's say i'm a joy and your great grief. i'm thanks of the si

according to the un, china's network, c, g, g end, defective band here by regulators. how can trying to get this message out to the world that it comes in peace. if every time any official, medium tries to speak it's suppressed, and journalism, arguably in nato countries as well. some people accused of being captured by the military industrial complex. well, i tell you, i don't have any idea how to get the message across, but it will be and when the media don't want to portray a china that's truthful to their own people, that's their last. and they are doing just service. so their own people and they're losing credibility. i'm on 1400000000 chinese people as well. and i think, you know, it's on them. eric lee, thank you. and that's for the show what we'd like a wednesday when vitamin bridge and needs with joe biden in geneva until then keep in touch with social media and tell us of using the nation media reporting on china . ah ah ah, it doesn't, you know, provisional my back on it. i would have been like i was one. okay. your trucking last year. so you'll have a lost

according to the un, china's network c, g, g n, defacto band here by regulate just how can china get this message out to the world that it comes in? peace if every time any official, medium tries to speak it's suppressed. and journalism, arguably in nato countries is well, some people accused of being captured by the military. industrial complex. well, i tell you, i don't have any idea how to get the message across. but if west and west, the media don't want to portray china that's truthful to their own people. that's their last. and they are doing just service to their own people and they're losing credibility. i'm on 1400000000 chinese people as well. and i think, you know, it's on down eric lee. thank you. and that's over the show what we'd like wednesday when vitamin urgent needs with joe by mid geneva until then he went to actual media and tell us of using nature nation media reporting on china. ah ah, but it was sanction, rarely work rarely work except maybe a week, maybe a month when the world always figures a way to get around the same. whether it's whatever it is that was an

according to the un, china's network c g, g n defacto band here by regulate just how can china get this message out to the world that it comes in? peace if every time any official, medium tries to speak it's suppressed. and journalism, arguably in nato countries is well, some people accused of being captured by the military industrial complex. well, i tell you, i don't have any idea how to get the message across, but it will be and west. the media don't want to portray china that's truthful to their own people. that's their loss. and they are doing service to their own people . and then losing credibility. i'm on 1400000000 chinese people as well. and i think, you know, it's on now. eric lee, thank you. and that's for the show what we'd like a wednesday when i remember jan needs with joe by mid geneva until then he done to my social media and tell us of using major nation media reporting on china. it's rather driven by dreams shaped by person of those in me, i think we dare to ask me one of the worst in mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy a close a little liv

earlier, we spoke to alex cobham, the ceo of the tax justice network, and asked him why the g 7 announcement is so significant. it's significant because it's the richest countries in the world coming together to say, we've had enough of the corporate tax rates to the bottom. this, this process of a multinational play one country against another and find lower and lower tax rate until there's very little left for anyone else. as you heard in the clip there, that makes it unfair for domestics and small businesses, but can't come up with the same. can the tax tricks and end up paying a fresh themselves while these big multi nationals. they're competing against, simply not doing that. but i have to say, although we've got an important movement today, and a 15 percent minimum rate could raise as much as $275000000000.00 a year in additional revenues. the way the g 7 has done this is the opposite of the principle of furnace that you would just hearing about the g 7 countries, 10 percent of the world's population. would we estimate take more than 60 percent of those additional revenues just for the

earlier, we spoke to alex cobham, the ceo of the tax justice network and asked him why the g 7 announcement is so significant. it's significant because it's the richest countries in the world coming together to say, we've had enough of the corporate tax rates to the bottom. this, this process of multinational play one country against another and find lower and lower tax rate until there's very little left for anyone else. as you heard in the clip there, that makes it unfair for domestic and small businesses, but can't come up with the same kind of tax tricks and end up paying for themselves . while these big multi nationals, they're competing against simply are not doing that. but i have to say, although we've got an important movement today, and a 15 percent minimum rate could raise as much as $275000000000.00 a year in additional revenues. the way the g 7 has done this is the opposite of the principles of furnace that you would just hearing about the g 7 countries, 10 percent of the world's population. would we estimate take more than 60 percent of those additional revenues just for thems

at the heavy rain is knocked out the communications b t n g o that connecting a temporary satellite network. hold on guys help is coming. connection is established. now they can talk to each other over radio or even i p. luckily we were ready for the gym. i was programmed ready space to deliver your vision. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise which was known as my finale is one of the most dangerous intersections. and i thought able you didn't come into the front entrance, that was what happens to people who are shot. they came into the wrong entrance, the nightly pyrotechnics of the funny to turn to the camera man. so let's get out of here. sorry, a vo holiday. and we'll hold on outages era oh, i'm darn cater. and under the top stories on under era, the us and russian presidents have described the summit as positive and constructive. the meeting in geneva was the 1st between vladimir putin, andrew biden since he moved into the white house. it comes at a time when relations between the countries have been the lowest for years and prefer the anticipa

but what it does mean moving forward is that g, b s as a network of some 47 facilities and australia as well as around the world. the impact already being seen in j. b. s is australian operations. here's what it looks like. tangibly, the company has cancel monday's entire beef and lamb kills across the nation. analysts say that australia meet processing processing operations would be impossible without normal access to i, t and internet systems for new numbers on president biden's, proposed new tax rates for millionaires. but are they really only for millionaires for them by this proposed the 39.6 percent top tax rate on capital gains and dividends for millionaires. when he released his fiscal 2022 budget, it was a request that was made to congress on friday. it's all part of the american family's plan, capital gains taxes own on assets like stocks and bonds and mutual funds, and homes that have appreciated and value over time. so joining me now to discuss is the author of liberty or locked down jeffrey tucker. jeffrey, good to have you with me. let's talk about these numbers here. t

the world have forged ahead on advanced transportation networks, to building out broadband and 5-g networks. china spends 8% of its g.d.p. on infrastructure. our european partners spend 5% on -- of their g.d.p. on infrastructure. and here in the united states, we spend a meager 2.4%. we're falling behind the rest of the world, and in doing so, failing to promote the general welfare of our citizens. that's why i'm proud to support this rule to pass the invest in america act. this bill will provide over $715 billion over the next five years to repair and improve our nation's infrastructure. it will create good-paying jobs and lay the foundation for robust economic growth in the 21st century. it will make record investments in roads, transit, and rail, allowing state departments of transportation to address maintenance backlogs and make forward-thinking investments in road safety, climate mitigation and resiliency, and in low-income and underserved communities in our cities, suburbs, and rural areas. it will help build out our nation's e.v. infrastructure and help americans shift to the next g

network. and we asked him why the g 7 announcement was so significant if significant, because it's the richest countries in the world coming together to say, we've had enough of the corporate tax rates to the bottom. this, this process was multinational play one country against another and find lower and lower tax rate until there's very little that for anyone else. as you heard in the clip there, that makes it unfair for domestics and small businesses, but can't come up with the same kind of tax tricks and end up paying for themselves . while these big multi nationals, they're competing against simply are not doing that. but i have to say, although we've, we've got an important movement today, and 15 percent minimum rate could raise as much as $275000000000.00 a year in additional revenues. the way the g 7 has done this is the opposite of the principle of furnace that you would just hearing about the g 7 countries, 10 percent of the world's population. would we estimate, take more than 60 percent of those additional revenues just for themselves, because they only see the proposal that they're

these n g o, the connecting a temporary satellite network. hold on guys help is coming. connection is established. now they can talk to each other over radio or even i p. luckily, we were ready for the gym. i was programmed, ready as hell. space to deliver your vision. india has been devastated by the coven 19 pandemic. the one on 18th makes the front line workers risking their lives to treat the stick. and very the one i was 0. ah. hello barbara are in london with the top stories on al jazeera, a canadian 1st nations group says it's found more than $600.00 unmarked graves at the sight of a former residential school for indigenous children. the catholic church ran to school in scratch, one province between 18991900. 97 and indigenous leader has called the findings a crime against humanity. this follows the discovery of 215 unmarked graves that another residential school in a western province.

networks. the nations of the g-7 have affirmed that democratic values that underpin everything we hope to achieve in our shared future, we are committed to put them to work. delivering vaccines, ending the pandemic, driving a recovery around the world, fueling infrastructure development, and fighting climate change. the only way we are going to meet the global threats is by working together with our partners and our allies. i conveyed to each of my g-7 counterparts that the united states is going to do our part. america is back at the table. a lack of participation in the past and falling engagement was noticed -- full engagement was noticed significantly not only by the leaders of those countries, but by the people in those countries. the bottom line is, i was very pleased with the outcome of the entire conference . i noticed there was a lot of coverage of my individual comments made by my colleagues about how we were all getting along together. the truth of the matter was, we did. it was not about me -- it was about america. i had a genuine sense of enthusiasm that america was back at the table

it's uses my g area outlaw the social media network saying it persistently was used to undermine the countries existence and comes off the platform to lead to the post by the nigerian president which form local separatists of consequences unless they relent. but while twitter claims are free and open internet is an essential human, right, as he goes done, off reports makes, it appears to operate according to different principles. the free speech wing of the free speech boxing. this is how twitter executives love to define their platform. the self righteousness of this is only matched by how far the twitter executives are detached from reality lately, the band, the jury and president over this tweet. many of those misbehaving today, too young to be aware of the destruction and loss of lives that occurred during the nigerian civil war. those of us in the fields for 13 months, who went through the war will treat them in the language that understand, taught or moderator may not be able to find nigeria on the math. but apparently, their interpretation of the country's history is more accu

these n g o, the connecting a temporary satellite network. hold on guys help is coming. connection is established. now they can talk to each other over radio or even i p. luckily, we were ready for the gym. i was programmed ready space to deliver your vision. oh hello and barbara sarah london. as these are the top stories on al jazeera, the hard line candidate abraham racy, has been declared the winner of iran's presidential election. a widely anticipated result after other strong contenders were barred from running racy one. nearly 62 percent of the vote but turn out was low with less than 50 percent of eligible people actually voting. this was largely attributed to a lack of enthusiasm for the election and the panoramic very she takes office in august and promises to work closely with a former leader has some who honey fossa, fisher credit for us. and i'd like to offer my gratitude to the very dear, honorable and vigilant.

earlier we spoke to alex co by the c e o of the tax justice network and asked him why the g 7 announcement is so significant. it's significant because it's the richest countries in the world coming together to say, we've had enough of the corporate tax rates to the bottom. this, this process was a multinational play one country against another and find lower and lower tax rate until there's very little left for anyone else. as you heard in the clip there, that makes it unfair for domestics and small businesses, but can't come up with the income tax tricks and end up paying a fair share themselves. while these big multi nationals, they're competing against, simply not doing that. but i have to say, although we've, we've got an important movement today, and 15 percent minimum rate could raise as much as $275000000000.00 a year in additional revenues. the way the g 7 has done this is the opposite of the principle of furnace that you would just hearing about the g 7 countries, 10 percent of the world's population. would we estimate take more than 60 percent of those additional revenues just fo

and from london, i'm joined by sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you with us, john. let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa of the las vegas rate is that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l can we thanks harvey. me. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that it had gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it, but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced of his public coming out and to give 100000 dollars to people in l g t q charity in the u. s. just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context. you know, that charity of course, is to prevent l g b g youths from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we saw roger. good al, i mean it was 100 percent support. if the message w

and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you where there's john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa, but the las vegas raiders that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l can we thanks harvey. me. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that is had gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced as part of his public coming out and to give $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context, you know, the charity of course is to prevent l g b t use from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we saw roger good out. i mean, it was 100 percent support if the m

network. alex, thanks so much for joining us. what do you think of the g 7 announcement that there's 2 things to say here. first, this really is a historic moment. you know, they are agreeing to stop the end of the race to the bottom right. this process way by companies are able to capture all of the benefits of their for an investment by getting countries to compete against each other to offer lower and lower tax rate. this is a big deal. but the 2nd thing to say is this. the way the g 7 are going about this with such a low rate, it should have been at least 25 percent. but also following the proposal is d c. d . it means that the benefits are much more than they would have been. so $275000000000.00 of additional revenues we calculate and the g 7 will get the majority of that 60 percent, even though the g 7 and the accounts for about 10 percent of the world's population . so it's a big deal, but it's also very unfair, and it shows just how unfit for purpose. the b o, e c, d, and the g 7, not as the, the, the rich countries setting the rules for everyone e

the carrier networks we've been talking about, enterprise, we are involved in 1005 g digitization projectsund the world. that is what the future is about. mobile devices and smart automotive we are active in, and artificial intelligence. smart home, smart office, easy travel, fitness and health, entertainment. we try to continue to innovate, to provide shared value with customers and partners. we make over $120 billion per year gross revenue. gopal: one of the questions that is continuously raised in the context of huawei -- earlier you said you are a private entity based out of china, but are there laws -- the chinese government, why would they require huawei to provide data on customers around the world? do you have a clear separation where you can say no to the chinese government even though you are a private entity, like you say, you don't have any connections to the chinese government, can the chinese government compel huawei for whatever it is you are operating around the world? andy: we have a separation and independence we need. when we talk about what legal experts say, the applic

and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you where there's john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa, but the las vegas raiders that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the nfl. can we i'm sorry. may. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement. the impact that is have gone all around the world, and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced a thought of his public coming out and to give a $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context, you know, that charity corps is to prevent l g b g youths from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we saw roger good out. i mean, it was 100 percent support if the

and from london, i'm joined by a sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you with us john, let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa of the las vegas readers that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the n f l. can we i'm sorry, may. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal announcement, the impact that is have gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced as part of his public coming out and to give $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us. just send a really important message and it could have been in context. you know, the charity of course is to prevent l g b, g use from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we saw roger good out. i mean it was 100 percent supportive in the mes

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lisa: how much unity is there among the g7, among the g 30 in combating cyberattacks and working together to make sure networksto speed and information is shared. >> i would put it this way, we've got a long way to go. there are different countries that are vulnerable in different ways. some european countries have borne the brunt of this. there is really not a collective doctrine of collaboration or what constitutes an attack that requires retaliation. the other problem is sourcing and what they call attribution. they sometimes don't know where the perpetrator is. that makes it more difficult. the vulnerabilities are becoming increasingly apparent. nato is the vehicle for doing it. we don't know as much about how these have gone, where they are coming from. we don't have a doctrine of specific retaliation for specific attacks. we know things are getting worse. we have to improve our defenses, which have not been all that good. they have been inadequate. if they don't deal with their territory, we will have an opportunity and a will to take more action that could be very disruptive to them. lisa: there is a br

blue gad exposed an entire network of sleeper cells, preventing attacks in great britain and in virginia in the united states. but who was behind them? g mere. the man behind all 3 terrorist plans. this is the only known photograph of him. even intelligence services have only sparse information on this shadow. we figure don't susan, the reduce you was it. the suspects in the us confirmed the existence of such a mir. and his role in recruiting and indoctrinating westerners with the aim of sending them back to europe or the united states to carry out a tank of when the name of last got you tell you, was it as me? well this will be shown to is we're going to the sky blue, gather press charges against we need the sheet and, and censure against the mentor. studied mirror. you don't see that the corpus is through interval. i issued an international red notice will answer for the arrest of san jude. mere. this meant that all 194 member countries of interpol were instructed to detain him at once. to say that the f b, i put such a mirror on its most wanted list, but in pakistan there was no reaction whatsoever. so g mirrors, trail also led to a

and from london, i'm joined by sports writer, john holmes, who founded the networking group and consultancy, sports media, l g b t plus to both of you gentlemen, it's good to have you with us, john. let me start with you and with us football, the announcement by carl nasa, but the las vegas raiders that he is gay. i mean, we cannot emphasize too much just how huge this announcement is for the nfl can we thanks harvey. me. yeah, it's been absolutely colossal. announcement the impact that it's had gone all around the world and it's such a powerful message that calls been able to share. there's lots of different elements to it. but i think what was really important was the charity donation that he announced as part of his public coming out and to give $100000.00 to pull an eligibility to charity in the us just sends a really important message and it puts it out in context, you know, that charity of course, is to prevent l g b, g use from committing suicide. we know that the numbers are very high. john, this response by the nfl commissioner that we saw roger good out. i mean, it was 100 percent supportive in the