g. licenses which would meet the expansion needs of the major industry leaders. in the industry but tough doing telecom is critical of the projection that by the end of twenty twenty two ninety eight percent of german households will be provided with the new five g. standard the number of relay musts will have to increase tenfold to seven hundred fifty thousand in just three years according to a consultancy firm telecom says that's unrealistic the company has launched legal action against the government over the rules for granting the frequencies that follows rivals vodafone and telefonica have launched their own actions the future looks distinctly shaky for the planned frequency auction in much. and u.s. president donald trump has weighed in on the five g. discussion mr trump said thursday that u.s. firms should quote step up their efforts on five g. technology i want five g. and even six g. technology in the united states as soon as possible mr trump tweeted american companies must step up their efforts there is no reason that we should be lagging behind on some

is deja vu news live from berlin the standoff in venezuela aska legs and an interview with g w opposition leader of one vital calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but a google says he won't but. also coming up in the dock the trial opens in madrid for twelve catalan separatist leaders who try to break away from spain if found guilty the politicians could face up to twenty five years and prison. the end of an ordeal he was jailed in thailand and facing deportation to bahrain but now the refugee football or hockey malo arabia has made a triumphant return to australia. and a hollywood star christian bale praises the director of his latest film vice the for me as well the man around these are margin around beats me does it through comedy and then through that you actually get incredible emotion from it you know it's a very moving film. didn't you caught up with bale on the red carpet of the berlin film festival to deal also find out about how the actor transformed himself physically to be able to play th

in an interview with g w opposition leader juan why those calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die like nicolas my little says he will but. also coming up in the docks the trial opens in madrid for twelve.

deja vu news live from berlin the standoff in venezuela aska lights and an interview with g w opposition leader one by bill calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but now google says he won't but. also coming up in the dock.

while venezuelan star constitutes a crime against humanity in an exclusive interview with g w news opposition leader one accuses nicolas maduro of commanding what he calls a silent genocide killing his own people to keep his power a law. in berlin this is the day. when time is playing against because when there is regime he has no future because he has no proposals nor does he have public support. if you make the right this is the issue here there is persecution in venice right as this torture there's a generation of torture going to keep me to continue talking to you is the large mobilization of people and the international support and our constitution. with that i was kidnapped once and they have cut my family a couple of times and we've already seen what they do with dissidents in venezuela . also coming up tonight we take you to the berlin film festival my colleagues and david leavitt's are at the hi guys. and their french cinema icon can't seem to nervous here for the world premiere of her latest film it's called farewell to the night and it takes a deeper look at terrorist recruitment we'll ha

in an interview with g w news opposition leader one guy joe has called on the military to switch sides and put the people's needs first i would have to see him getting old has appealed to the conscience of the armed forces to pick the constitutional side we've been very clear to the armed forces that they have to allow the humanitarian aid to enter into or blocks of will be tried for human rights violations. meanwhile the standoff over eight is intensifying and people continue to stream out of venezuela g.w.s. philippe dano has been speaking with some bennis wailin migrants who made it across the border to colombia. why don't says the military blockade of this border bridge is a crime against humanity with the border sealed foreign aid including desperately needed food medicine and big sticks appliance have been piling up across the border in the colombian city of kuta now quite a once venezuelans who fled the country to bring the eight back across the frontier thousands have volunteered to do so even if that means confronting venezuelan soldiers guarding the border and we have to talk

coming to you live from berlin the standoff in bed as well as hearted in an interview with g w opposition leader on why do calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die duros says he won't budge also coming up the end of an ordeal he was jailed in thailand and facing deportation to bahrain now refugee football or hockey. has made a trial.

that or to address that is certainly a good one the question is however if the world market leader in this five g. technology doesn't in the end find ways to circumvent this legislation and also industry groups say that it could pose a threat up to further development when other companies from other parts of the world might not bow to this legislation in germany this is a story i'm sure are going to be hearing a lot more about christoph cover from a business desk thanks so much. no the international film festival where did all his maya schwager caught a screening of piron is a film about growing up in a tough neighborhood of naples and falling foul of the oh. you're young you have money. and guns. the world is your oyster. at least until someone kills you piranhas tells the story of a group of young men from central working class naples they descend into crime as they pursue girls shoes and complete control over their neighborhood. but it's not just a simple coming of age story it's based on reality the director and writers say the film's themes of youth powerlessness and crime are universal. i f

g. you know that internet here is a vis mall and if it wants to retain its position as an industrial leader that has to change and it is having those five g. networks built out in fact you have is the next generation of formats of wireless technology and so you have a next month the spectrum auction and it has been this big question do we let wall way and are not so on the one hand you have a company that has high quality technology at a good price on the other hand there is this fear that they could be building back doors for espionage and what could be a crucial piece of infrastructure and those are the kinds of concerns that have already made countries like the u.s. the u.k. australia and new zealand say nope we're not letting them in we are banning them so essentially what the german government now is trying to do is find a way to include way to allow it to participate while blocking concerns of espionage or failing that finding a legal basis with which to exclude how wildly if it had to fit isn't sufficiently satisfy that it's networks would be protected and what about this no spy plan

is deja vu news live from berlin the standoff in venezuela escalates in an interview with g w opposition leader why those calls on the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but president maduro says he will not but. also coming up in the dock a trial opens in madrid for twelve cattle and separatist leaders who try to break away from spain if they're found guilty of the politicians could face up to twenty five years in prison. if asked waymark for the berlin international film festival our correspondents on the in s.f. and david leavitt's are standing by with details on the latest contenders for the top prize the golden bear. the competition is heating up at the berlin international film just we've got sneak peek for you up to world premieres will they make the cut. i'm sumi so much going to it's good to have you with us venezuela's opposition is renewing its push to bring in humanitarian aid from neighboring countries in defiance of the government and the military now the country is facing dire shortages of medic

g. and we're becoming more influential in getting more contracts in a presidential memorandum from october twenty eighth teen it is stated that it is imperative that the u.s. become the global leader in five g. technologies and just a couple of months later the u.s. then started piling the pressure on while way saying it posed a threat to guess what national security now the chinese tech giant rejects u.s. claims that its products are used by beijing for spying in december while ways chief financial officer was arrested in canada on washington's request the white house is also urging international allies to band walk away from their five g. networks under pressure australia new zealand and japan have already brought in restrictions against a wall away but a growing chorus of countries including france and the u.k. are challenging the u.s. on this point jeffrey tucker from the american institute for economic research says trump's latest comments actually bode well for us china trade talks. but now the u.s. is just panicked about the technological advancements of china i mean what's really been happening over the last ten years is the u.s. has in fact fallen behind many parts of the

this is g w news one as the legitimate leader of the country but nicolas maduro insisting he will never bow to pressure from outside also coming up the pope delivers a message of religious tolerance to the united arab emirates francis makes an historic interfaith addressed in the first visit by a pontiff.

be the leader in 5 it is g? >> absolutely. >> why? >> because it's the newest technology, it's going to be the best technology and you know, we should be leading in technology, not following anyone and you know, my members are particularly excited about putting in 5g. they're particularly excited about expanding broadband through 5-g all over the country. we think that the united states should always lead when it comes to technology. >> do you think the u.s. is leading or are we falling behind? there's a lot of concern that the sust behind china and other countries, china in particular is coming on strong and wants to be the leader of the world, i think in everything, but in particular on wireless technology and 5g and equipment and that sort of thing. >> yeah, i don't think we're leading in the 5 it is g world. i think others may be leading or are trying to lead and we should figure out ways to make sure that that doesn't happen, that the united states is the leader in 5g. >> what happens if the u.s. doesn't -- the convention of the

becomes the global leader in five g. technologies just a couple of months later the us started piling the pressure on hallways saying it posed a threat to national security the chinese tech giant rejects u.s. claims that its products used by beijing for spying in december ways chief financial officer was arrested in canada on washington's request the white house is also urging international allies to ban who are way from their five g. networks under pressure australia new zealand and japan have already brought in restrictions against the firm a growing chorus of countries including france and the u.k. are challenging the u.s. on this point who always found meanwhile says he's actually grateful to washington for helping to make more people aware of its product. first of all i would like to thank them because they are great figures five g. was not known by common people but now these great figures are all talking about five g. and we're becoming more influential in getting more contracts up to now the u.s. is just panicked

tech leaders say five g. puts us on the cusp of a new industrial revolution but it's not a revolution everyone will be able to afford. you see them all while fall asleep so it's possibly the most important thing we can do to make sure that people feel to today there's two other bill if you will with the math that holds a lot of all south a shelf forty percent less sub-saharan africa thirty percent us so while this new wave of technology promises a better future as well to do to make it an equal future al-jazeera. friends are watching the news hour by for. ways to experience the world like never before. it is going places together. at night in a stock. patrolled streets police. or lack of. tired of gang violence the use the maternal approach to prevent crime. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live the mothers of rink this is europe on. the. top of the are lies. rewind return a care bring your people back to life. with updates and the best of al-jazeera documentaries the struggle continues.

tech leaders say five g. puts us on the cusp of a new industrial revolution but it's not a revolution everyone will be able to afford. you see them all while fall asleep so it's possibly the most important thing we can do to make sure that people feel that today there's two hundred million fewer women the man that owns a mobile phone south asia forty percent less sub-saharan africa thirty percent. so while this new wave of technology. there's work to do to make it cool future. still ahead. in sports remains on course for his hundred. details coming up with saddam. thank you very much austrian police have arrested five athletes in an anti doping raid at the nordic skiing the world championships the raid took place at a hotel in seefeld where the event is on the way in total nine people including a sports doctor have been arrested across austria and germany the raids are part of an operation targeting criminals in germany who are six suspected of carrying out a blood doping two of the athletes arrested are from

g. mo d. the other leaders need to be talking now we need to plough mysie we don't need more spending on arms we don't need to figure out better ways to kill each other the capability of ending life on the planet already exists we don't need to be increasing it but it's a great speech to appreciate your time on for coming on on c.p.d. because nick is professor of history and director of nuclear studies institute at american university is also co-author with all of a stone of the untold history of the united states thank you. friday seen the start of the annual munich security conference where high ranking decision makers from around the world gather to address pressing global issues and then the day a number of speakers have outlined their concerns are one attendee the stood out from the rest british defense secretary kevin williams and devoted much of his speech to russia and how it poses a threat to global security let's get more on this from the respondent peter oliver good to see peter what message then did gavin williamson have for the world and russia in particular. well the speech by g

g.'s again urging world leaders to take action against his killers a teachers engineers has been addressing a human rights panel in brussels i should she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last year. the moment has come for all international organizations to move forward as quickly as possible the perpetrators of this particular dark crime have to be prosecuted and justice has to prevail one might think this is a very exceptional event but we just contemplate that this may not be as exceptional as one thinks this type of crime maybe something very frequent but we simply don't hear about it. campaigning has resumed in nigeria after the election commission postponed the votes at the last minute voting is now scheduled for next saturday reza mamata bihari has demanded the election commission make public its reasons for rescheduling the polls with so little notice not tensions in the north of africa's most populous countries another concern ahead of saturday's vote mom at our door reports from kaduna. is one of the survivors were blocked by hundreds of men armed with guns and m

this is g w news live from berlin venezuela's rival leaders dig in for what could become a long political standoff both sides held mass rallies across the country the president nicolas maduro proposing early parliamentary elections and self declared interim president one why don't calling for protests to continue until majority goes also coming out making lingerie in his back instead of testing the boundaries in a deeply conservative country w. met with the enterprising woman behind a trail blazing company. welcome to the program. tens of thousands of venezuelans have attended rival rallies in a political stand off with no resolution in sight parliamentary leader and self declared interim president won why joe called us supporters to stay in the streets until sitting president nicolas maduro steps down but majority still enjoys strong support from his base which celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their coming to power i wonder why those message to supporters is that changes around the corner he and his backers are demanding fresh presidential elections i some who came out to support

leaders of key european countries say they recogninize oppoposition leader juan g guais venezuela's interimresident monday, after an ultimatumum imposed on p president nicololas maduro to call for new elections expired sunday at midnight. the countries include france, spain, germany, britain, portugal, sweden, denmark, austria and the netherlands. this is german chancellor angela merkel. in canada, members -- merkel. >> the person we expected to initiate an election process is seen is possible. germany and others recognize him as legitimate president to oversee this fast. amy: in canada, members of the lima group issued a declaration of support for juan guaido. canadian foreign affairs minister chrystia freeland highlighted that the group however does not support the use of force to remove maduro's government. groupmembers of the lima -- guyana, mexico, and st. lucia -- did not support the declaration. guaido hailed the widespread recognition from international leaders monday. he has called for more mass protests in venezuela today. meanwhile the government of , sitting president nicolas ma

g. licenses which would meet the expansion needs of the major industry leaders of. industry but doing telecom is critical of the projection that by the end of twenty twenty two ninety eight percent of german households will be provided with the new five g. standard the number of relay masts will have to increase tenfold to seven hundred fifty thousand in just three years according to a consultancy firm telecom says that's unrealistic the company has launched legal action against the government over the rules for granting the frequencies that follows rivals vodafone and telefonica who have launched their own actions the future looks distinctly shaky for the planned frequency auction in march. and let's go now to our financial correspondent frank daniel cooper daniel i'm guessing telecom is the only company complaining about five. no they are not the only ones who are complaining and it seems that the c.e.o. of dog shit is in fact very frustrated and i guess when you really take a look closer at what was happening you can somehow understand his frustration because it i

g. wireless networks that spawned intense efforts by washington to force out the market leader china as well way. i want five g. and even six g. technology in the united states the soon as possible is for more powerful more stone and smarter than the current standard. i want the united states to win through competition not by block you know it's currently more advanced technologies the united states has also been very clear with our security partners on the threat posed by. another chinese telecom companies as chinese law requires them to provide beijing's vast security apparatus with access to any data that touches their network quitman. we must protect our critical telecom infrastructure the chinese tech giant rejects u.s. claims that its products are used by beijing for spying in december was always chief financial officer was arrested in canada on the request of washington the white house also urging international allies to ban while away from their five g. networks australia new zealand have already brought in restrictions against the firm but a growing chorus of countries including

this is g w news one as the legitimate leader of the country but nicolas maduro insisting he will never bow to pressure from outside also coming up the pope delivers a message of religious tolerance to the united arab emirates francis makes an historic interfaith addressed in the first visit by a pontiff to the arabian peninsula plus the united states since thousands more troops to the mexican border president donald trump says he's stopping an invasion of illegal immigrants critics call it a political stunt our correspondent goes on patrol with the border guards in arizona and the records tumble on super bowl sunday the new england patriots defeat the los angeles rams to win american football's biggest prize for the sixth time we'll take you through all the action. i'm bring coffee it's good to have you with us we start tonight with the crisis in caracas several key european countries today recognized minutes well as opposition leader won as the legitimate interim president and they acted in concert after president nicolas maduro ignored a deadline to call a snap election says those co

in virginia with the political water still roiling over the controversies involving the top three leaders g thernor went on national tv to explain the blackface photos in his medical school year book. still delegate backed off his efforts to begin impea proceedings against the lieutenant governor facing two sexual assault allegations and the attorney generals lying low. joining us this morning northern virginia bureau reporter david culver and news 4's chris gordon. gentlemen, thank you for being he. >> thank you, pat. >> david, this story has revealed pretty deep divisions and opinions among virginians. what does your own reporting tell you? >> you know, it's interesting because early o i started to see what polls are now starting to show, so if we look at thein po that's coming out right now it's showing more s for governor northam when it comes from black virginians, from democrats certainly andhe p, of course, saying they think he should resign which is not surprising because initially they thought this would mean he would move out and they saw all the allegations come against the lieut