g. connectivity china and i'm talking about a way here i mean is a leader in five g. technology and we heard from intelligence agencies are we in the us saying that equipment is a security risk i mean when you put all of that together it sounds like that this arrest is could be a boost for u.s. tech companies. well on one side maybe if one competitor get some pressure that some of the five g. companies here in the u.s. might see an advantage but first of all we don't actually know what to china's going to do next and they're doing a lot of business with you at tech companies or that could also be a drag there and then also we have some of the chip makers here in the united states like qualcomm intel for example and they're doing business with you know why as a supplier sole for them it's tough to see that that's really going to be a positive also if you look at the big telecom companies let's say a d. and d. for example as one of the big developers of this crucial five g. taken ology gets heard it's not quite certain of that's going to be a boost for them either and t

g. could be you really a huge year all the connectivity it was the much a foster service called jim see a breakthrough when it comes to connecting holmes cars to business and so on and so forth so overall i'm not quite sure if it's really going to be that helpful for the . for the whole industry was all the events going on why at this point against go to new york thank you. the u.s. trade deficit hit a ten year high in october to now fifty five and a half billion dollars that's according to the commerce department as americans used a stronger dollar to snap up a record imports the deficit in goods trade with china alone rose to a record forty three billion dollars as a trump campaign pledge to slash u.s. is trade. saudi arabia says it's quote not confident that an agreement on oil output cuts can be reached as oil producing nations in the opec cartel continue their latest bi annual meeting on friday member states want to meet with russia to negotiate its position u.s. president all trump has urged saudi arabia to refrain from lowering output in order to keep oil prices low. decisions ma

g. connectivity of the company other equipment are seen with much suspicion in the united states could other companies benefit from that. theoretically you could imagine that some u.s. companies who are all still betting on five g. might take some share away from you or why but on the other side you also have some us chip makers who are actually suppliers to who or why and they might be impacted negatively but there's no doubt about it that twenty nine thousand specially when it comes to five g. could be here really a huge year all the connectivity it was the much foster service good to see a breakthrough when it comes to connecting homes cars of business and so on and so forth so overall i'm not quite sure if it's really going to be that helpful for the . for the whole industry was all the events going on why at this point yes go to new york thank you. the u.s. trade deficit hit a ten year high in october to now fifty five and a half billion dollars that's according to the commerce department as americans used a stronger dollar to snap up a record imports the deficit in goods trade with chi

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into connected networks. five g into connected networks. that has continued to work with huawei despite many security experts warning against it in the uk, the us, new zealand... 0h, in the uk, the us, new zealand... oh, it looks like we might have lost but that the oh... that looks like we are having a little bit of trouble with the lion in vancouver. joanna, can you hear me? ijust want to continue the discussion around china's point of view in this. yes, i... it looks like we've lost her. a bit more about that huawei case in canada later on in the programme. let's get some of the day's other news. a us court has found a white supremacist guilty of murdering a woman when he drove his car into a crowd of anti—fascist demonstrators in cha rlottesville, virginia last year. a jury took less than a day to convictjames fields on all ten charges he faced, including killing heather heyer in august, 2017. before the attack, james fields had taken part in a so—called unite the right rally of white extremists, which police broke up after declaring it

g. could be here really a huge year all the connectivity it was the much a foster service called jim see a breakthrough when it comes to connecting homes cars a business and so on and so forth so overall i'm not quite sure if it's really going to be that helpful for the. for the whole industry was all the events going on why at this point yes go to new york thank you. let's take a look at equities here saudi arabia says it's quote not confident that an agreement on oil output cuts can be reached the country's oil minister said ahead of the latest bi annual meeting of the oil producing nations cartel opec that members have not yet been able to decide on possible production cuts opec countries will meet on meet on friday with russia to negotiate its position u.s. president donald trump has urged saudi arabia to refrain from lowering output in order to keep oil prices low. the decisions made by these people will be felt by anyone with a car at the petrol pumps the opec oil ministers and representatives meeting in vienna are focused on one subject output cuts for crude oil the idea is to dri

g. connectivity to artificial intelligence could see if you get some of them. but you must have three is the star over at the japanese carmaker although it's powered by a conventional combustion engine. and i doubt if me and mine was says the new much to three hasn't been touched by the trend towards electricity although its engine isn't really conventional because i managed to has a very special concept in engine design doesn't this guy could exhaust his question either says it's proud to have the first series production gas powered engines with compression ignition. marge who wants to have the efficiency of a diesel with a cleaner emissions have a gasoline powered car at least under certain driving conditions. or you want to has come down between the electric and cold combustion camps for its new koroma is a hybrid. it also showed off his prius which is equipped with a hybrid drive as well as all wheel drive and speeds of up to seventy five kilometers an hour another electric motor feeds power to the rear axle which is supposed to improve control on slick dri

they are waiting until 2020, yet at&t is working on a phone with samsung that will have five g connectivity for next year. how much of a threat is that to apple? mark: in years past with the iphone 3g and iphone 5, they missed the boat by one year. it did not matter because five to 10 years ago, no one cared about any high-tech phone other than the iphone. the competition is much higher and you will see samsung having about a year and a half head start on 5g. itle has been trying to give investors to look at services and i quite frankly find the notion that they are pushing this a little ridiculous, because the services have to run on something. services growth has been tied to the growth of iphone--- hardware. tosome point they will have have a new piece of hardware to run those services on. emily: it is all about continued growth of the apple ecosystem. do you think we will be getting more supplier cuts? there are companies we have not heard from. mark: in the careful balance -- and the careful balance has to apple suppliern and what can be said about samsung's own issues selling phones,

g. have connections to groups in turkey that are pushing for independence the us has provided arms to the y. p g in the past in the latest battle for power in sri lanka the sacked prime minister ronnell wickramasinghe as one of the two confidence in the parliament he was dismissed by president metropolit at a senate in october and replaced by mahinda rajapaksa the two time former president is refusing to resign despite parliament voting twice to sack him presidents at a center has repeatedly vowed never to bring in states where promising to reuters journalists among those named as time magazine's person of the year were arrested in myanmar exactly a year ago calls for their release a growing louder on this the first anniversary while lone and shore saw who were investigating reports of a massacre villages when they were detained they were convicted for obtaining secret state documents and sentenced to seven years here's lawrence louis. to win is bringing up her three year old daughter without her husband journalist charles so one of two reuters reporters imprisoned in myanmar having met a

g. have connections to groups in turkey that are pushing for independence the us has backed and provided arms to the wife e.g. in the past. zimbabwe's ruling party is holding its first annual conference since former leader robert mugabe was forced out when he's in bob hope it will provide solutions to the many issues the possessed president emmerson mangalore is facing growing pressure to turn the economy around i don't want us to reports from. some people here say zimbabwe has become the tenth province of neighboring south africa inside this trailer brought across the border are thousands of dollars worth of products zimbabwe's other kind of find in shops or are too expensive to buy in south africa. places as well just awful if you can afford it i like here in zimbabwe death so expensive so it's better for me to going to make groceries in the clothes will make it in south africa than to play in survival as i can't afford it's another sign zimbabwe's economy is in trouble people can't get foreign currency because of cash shortages shot in local stores where prices the more than tripled i

the y p g kurdish rebel group ankara's labeled them a terrorist organization saying the y p g have connections to groups in turkey that are pushing for independence the us has provided arms to the y p g in the past for us in those rigid turf we have said and we are saying again that we will start the operation to clear the east of the euphrates from separatist areas in a couple of days our target is never u.s. soldiers are targets separatist terrorists who are active in the region. ok time to weather his rubber old get a bit windy over there it did on twenty knots an event but this is the zombies are now going be zombies come back to life here oh i think it's going to affect the strategy that is already so another one thousand solomon says it'll group thunderstorms formed into something like a tropical soccer walnut around the coral sea did a bit of a we go came across the funnels of queens and is now sitting in the gulf of carpentaria so that's its history and that's what about two weeks worth of it well it has not finished yet as it went across port douglas which this is daintree national pa

g. have connections to groups in turkey that are pushing for independence the u.s. has backed down provided arms to the y. p g in the past for three americas now a seven year old guatemalan girl has died in u.s. border police custody immigration officers say she died from dehydration and shock eight hours after being detained it's not clear if she was given food and water when she arrived border police say they took every step to save her life but the american civil liberties union is blaming what it calls a culture of cruelty. donald trump has spoken about building a border wall to stop undocumented immigration into the u.s. since his election campaign the previous administrations have already fortified parts of the frontier and smugglers admit this has made moving people and drugs into the u.s. more difficult. stopping asylum seekers from crossing into the united states is one of the main campaign pledges of president trump. the t.n.t. one is a radio war that was first started and is the administration believes that. it stretches from the pacific ocean to debone ti

away with more than 20 g then investigators discover a connection between the accused thief and the teller. backlash over a new video by concord pd. because of how much it cost, and where they got the money. next. >>> finally tonight, it's that time of year when countless kids are writing letters to santa but for one 4-year-old boy in southern california, the letters took a devilish turn. here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: what's in a name? ask these 4-year-old twins, noah for instance has some down pat. >> how do you spell your name? >> n-o-a-h. >> good job. >> reporter: but the letter to santa went a little south this year, way south because aside from saying he had been nice and asking for a new toy, noah got a few letters mixed-up and addressed his note to the naughtiest fellow of all, not the grinch but the guy with the horns. >> you did it by yourself? >> uh-huh. >> what does this say? >> santa. >> santa, huh? >> mom jennifer's response says it all. >> well, i'm a therapist so my first thought is we got to get this kid into therapy. >> reporter: oh, and santa, if you're watching, no

g. network is one of the wealth least connected countries in five years ago the internet was largely only available at the island tourist hotels but that's about to change. cuba is like far behind most countries in web access whether because of a lack of cash for a long running u.s. trade embargo or government fears about the flow of information but with public wi-fi hotspots cyber cafes and slowly hooking up homes to the web havana has made connectivity a priority now a range of mobile phone packages has to be rolled out as well it's a c.m.s. i did that last for children december the sixth at eight am we will have a very specific set time for this the internet service will open for mobile phones . this is been something that the people have long been known to as a paid thing as many cubans complain about having to brave insects and the elements of the public hot spots which also like privacy. when the world is great imagine being at home and already being connected i don't have to get up and go to a park and find a hot spot. however thirty dollars for a thirty day four gigabyte package t

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g-20. he is well connected, well circles.d in indian what is his challenge? he may be more aligned with the modi team. he knows i'm sure how important it is to be the head of the central bank. want more control over the r.b.i., the functions, particularly when it comes to banks and the deficit. intertwined.what the government has also been r.b.i.s to loosen up on weak banks. as rtheless, he is seen someone who can ease some of the tensions that have built up with the government. what about is, r.b.i. independence? he stepped why down, he said it was personal reasons, the former head, just a bigle of days ago, that's a question hanging over markets. tensionsthleen, easing with the government is that code for the r.b.i. just doing what the government wants? kathleen: that's what people are afraid of. mr. das has to prove himself. in the last 24 hours or so. hailed as a hero. what the times of india said in an editorial that they latest d just in the edition of the paper. let me read it to you. the government's attention now run-up to sed on the the general elec

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part of northeastern syria is under control of the kurdish y p g which ankara labels a terrorist organization it says they have connections to groups in turkey that are pushing for independence the u.s. has backed and provided arms to the white b.g. in the past. critically ill refugees detained by a stranger in pompano guinea will have to wait until next year for any chance of getting treatment in australia last week in peace failed to pass legislation that would have allowed them to leave the man it's island prison camp meanwhile one detainees has been nominated for a prize recognizing human rights defenders here is his story in his own words my name is abdul aziz i'm an advocate for refugee on models are in poverty guinea when i came here i was sixteen years old and now twenty five i'm from darfur they killed many people from our tribes they came to indian easier and i thought that indonesia was a signature to a convention one nine hundred fifty one convention that they can resettle people from everywhere but i was wrong the first time when i fully to indonesia our board to song of the last five of my friends i still se

g. twenty so he's a man with business connections with economic connections in various parts of the world with finance ministers with the business community i think that's important for the regime in order to renormalizing already have. rehabilitate its relations with the business community outside when it succeeds or not my fear is that the international business committee doesn't give a damn about the human rights investment business community that does not give much of a damn about democracy institutional building and all of that so will this be enough for them to say ok you know as long as you're giving us these positive signals we will i'm sure get to give you a perspective on this as always as you know senior political analysts model in the shop and. now rosalynn jordan is live for say in washington so rosen there's been a lot of criticism of saudi arabia in the past few months as we've been saying over the handling of the. case including out of the u.s. congress is this a sign in the u.s. the way the u.s. will see that the saudis are trying to get their house in order and will it b

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you've tried it before detox team is apparently problematic and then later cuba gets connected the government launches a three g. mobile services people from access the internet finally on their phones. allergies that time of year anywhere from lebanon across to iran the cloud of baron's as more than one storm system the latest one spinning up has given a fair amount of rain in cyprus so the preceding system still giving rain for iraq and sudden turkey northern syria and of course he sees around the caspian shrike produce a shower too even in tehran a twelve to restudy ten fifteen year the snow in turkey in the case of the cult is actually driving this development of storm systems so as it gets colder in ankara high temps are three units on saturday so it's generated more rain rain through beirut and for the south of course it's soaring up through syria and iraq that's the position we see ourselves in on saturday science of all this it's remarkably quiet wouldn't coming in from the west now you expect nothing to penetrate much beyond say the saudi border and it probably doesn't so middle to high twenty's to mos

g coming the devices change opinion. and the wearable business is only about 4% but the watch connected to a cellular signal we think is an example of maybe how we do things in the future. >> in general, you feel as though all of c thesepanies and the management specifically are nimble enough to handle the type of market volatility and perhaps economicolatility tha is to come, correct? >> yes, certainly. have is they have -- they have products their customers really value and willing to pay a premium for. if we see inflation -- let's say the economy improves as opposed to go over theyriushng increases through. and still addressing needs that the customers havewh regardless her times or good or bad. >> right. >> and well seasoned. >> very good.ee steven with logan capital management thanks for joining us tonight. apprecmute it very . >> thanks for having me. >> and to read more about steven's picks head t our website at nbr.com. >>> coming up for those of you who haven't even started your holiday shopping. >> oops. >>ti -tock. >>> i'm courtney raying 199elmhurst, new york if you haven't finished holiday shopping you are no

connections. if you're trying to get online to get e—mails, messages, to access the internet you might find you can't do it on three gthere investigating and they don't know what's caused the problem that they are. they say voice calls are unaffected. —— they are. voice calls are unaffected. —— they a re. lots of voice calls are unaffected. —— they are. lots of reports that you can't make phone calls. we will stay across bad if we get any more updates. a big outage for the network in october, but that affected voice calls particularly. this one we're told todayjust affects data. it also affects other things, things like bus stops in the capital, tells you how long it is for your bus, that's not working because it's powered by the o2 network. more later. within the last hour or so we've had news from manchester airports group, that owns the airport in manchester but also east midlands and stansted just outside london. it's seen a 4% jump in profits for the first half of the financial year, earning just under 400, 200 £45 financial year, earning just under 400,200 £45 million for the al... charlie is here. les talk abo

the a-t-f is asking anyone with information connected to the burglaries to contact them. ( james ) demonstrators rallied inside san francisco's p-g-and-e headquarters to protest the company's role in the camp fire which killed 86 people in butte county. they believe the utility is reponsible for using the fire. an attorney who is filing lawsuits on behalf of both camp fire survivors and family's of victims agrees. in his latest filing ... he points out what he believes is the cause of the deadly fire. ( james ) in a statement pge says the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. p-g-&-e says their priority right now is customer safety ... and to help victims recover and rebuild. ( darya ) happening today... thousands of bags of holiday food items will be given out in glide's annual grocery bag giveaway. the dsitribution will be from 7:30 to 10:30 this m

connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ . >>> president trump has wrapped up his first full day at the annual g-20 summit in argentina, thiss swept seism for canceling a previous planned meeting with russia's vladimir putin. >> reporter: president trump's arrival and first day at the g- 20 was somewhat over shadowed in the united states with updates in the russia investigation but he's trying to keep the attention on his meetings in argentina that could have a big impact on the economy. first order of business was with mexico and canada. the leaders signed the usmca, the trade deal to replace nafta. >> the new trade pack will support high paying manufacturing jobs and promote greater access for american exports across the range of sectors. >> reporter: the deal still has to get through congress. >> the agreement is very lopsided and bottom line, more lost jobs. >> there were threes in nafta that needed to be addressed. >> reporter: the white house said he "exchanged pleasantries with saudi arabia's crown prince. the prince and vladimir putin seemed happy to see each other though he's under scrutiny in the murder of journal

connecting all the people. >> can you jussay your name and pronounce it so nobody messes it up and they have it on tape? g.e, it's mark zuckerb >> great. >> it was not crazy. sotbody was going to connec all those people, why not him? >> we have our facook fellow, have mark zuckerberg. >> i have the pleasure of introducing mark zuckerberg, founder facebook.com. (applause) er yo. >> when mark zucke was at harvard he was fascinated by hacker culture, this noon that software programmers could do things that would shock the world. >> and a lot of times, people are just, like, too careful. o,i think it's more useful like, make things happen and then, like, apologize later, than it is to make sure that you dot alyour i's now and then, like, just not get stuff done. >> so it was a little bit of a renegade philosophy an disrespect for authority that led to the facebook motto "move fast and break things." >> never heard of facebook? (laughing) >> our school went crazy for the facebook. >> it creates its own world that you get sucked into. >> we started adding things like tos andupdates and p groups and apps. when we

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connection as well. >> yeah. certainly a moment that man will never forget. now again, the public viewing will g until 7:00 a.m. so folks have just under an hour to make their way here to say their final good-byes.ba to you. >> thank you. >>> it's now 6:06. today following the state funeral the former president's casket will be taken to joint base andrews. the presidential plane temporarily renamedir special mission 41 in honor of the 41st president. they'll return bush's body to texas. tonight mr. bush will will lie in repose at his home church in housto funeral services will be held there tomorrow. the former president will then be buried at his presidential library at texas a&m university. he will beaid to rest next to his wife barbara bush and their daughter who died at as a child. reminder today's funeral begins at 11:00. nbc 4 will will carry it live. you can watch it right here orh on tbc washington app. g>>> some break news now. there is a the shooing at a warehouse in baltimore. chris lawrence is at the live desk. >> yeah. we just checked with our colleagues at the nbc affiliate there wbal tv. they're

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