g. network in the country. and many saying that progress is for five g. is going faster. but others also stating that people have always been against evolution against two g. three g. five g. and five g. this. article stating the five g. health hazard that isn't. so of the five g. debate making noise and every spectrum of the debate tom. you have felt a lot about five g. throughout the course of the seven week thank you very much indeed for that. edition of mediawatch canceling. the martian deborah thank you. that's it for me i be back in a of minutes thank way. therefore run campus girl talking to doctors is pretty too because i'm down interested. as well so he's a from us on the moon sort. instead of enough also i through it the- ten yeah to hotel and want t to know why. te film. hello good luck on the heading i like the coverages for with the news the policy. that will say like the culture asaspect was up near a kid i get to learn a about for the form i pick up from the general eighteen old. stuff from. also that got o on the double. well e meet those who seek equality

g. networks. and jobs being different countries in the i mean you send us an. antenna and. the thing to be able to deploy the. country and by doing so because that. would be able to fit into countries that enable. countries to believe that new mobile devices and send it to other countries but the coronavirus pandemic is threatening the country's plans to roll out their 5 g. network what's more can use telecommunications giant safari com is considering using huawei 5 g. technology from china in the u.s. while weighs 5 g. technology has been banned over concerns that it could facilitate chinese government spying operations i think areas in a difficult situation maybe because maybe that's somewhere in the middle the chinese telecoms vendors have certainly made more investment in africa in terms of the resources they had the placement they've created and as a result african operators were invested heavily in that chinese equipment now we seeing pressure from the u.s. not to use some of these equipments and in 500 networks they've been applying that pressure to other nations in

g. networks. it's not just for billions and jobs that's why you're seeing different countries in i mean you're seeing u.s. . and china and. competing to be able to deploy. them into the country and to do so because it. would be able to fix the countries to be able to enable. the country to believe that new mobile devices and 32 other countries but the coronavirus pandemic is threatening the country's plans to roll out their 5 g. network what's more can use telecommunications giant safari com is considering using huawei 5 g. technology from china in the u.s. while weighs 5 g. technology has been banned over concerns that it could facilitate chinese government spying operations africa is in a difficult situation maybe because maybe that's somewhere in the middle the chinese telecoms vendors have certainly made more investment in africa in terms of resources to head the employment they've created and as a result african to investing heavily in that chinese equipment now we seeing pressure from the u.

g. networks. mr boris johnson band mobile providers from using qual way in july. giving an opportunity to always western rivals on tuesday a u. s. official said that nokia and swedishsh g giant ericssonon s should be ththe ony companies european governments were considering. choosing meanwhile back in france a debate is raging over qualities plans to build a new factory near the german border. captain viet has the details. this is why wade's biggest factory in china and now it's helping to build one like it in strasbourg. since the start of the year the chinese tech giant has been holding talks withh officials to find the right spacace to produce five g. antennas. researchers in kira fellow conservatives for some realignment diocese service we'll talk- diploma del. developed a model for you plus on the sun if to fabricate a compose id twenty comment on the vehicle you already own on but not everyone is happy about the proposal. the city's new green mayor is worried about its environmental impact while the president of the wider urban area says there are security c

g. mobile network back in 2000 and t. in response what were his cut jobs and investment in australia it was what was cheap corporate affairs officer in australia jeremy mitchell the reality is you know we we've gone from a 1000 stuff next year will be a 100 stop you know the impact on the 5 j. band and the great stride the china relationship has had a huge flow on effect while we also cancel it $72300000.00 us dollar investment for research and development in australia in addition weiwei and it's pulled the sports pouncer ship deal with an australian rugby team all in all not everyone is happy with the australian government's maneuvering really really sad died as jeremy said that will still be still be appearing as a sponsor next year will be i'm then we very very lucky if we find another one as good as wildlife with resistance in some parts of the world while way it's been exploring other avenues to continue its growth the company plans to open 8 flagship stores in 40 smaller outlets across europe by the end of the year

g. networks this includes australia although the whole movement seems very cut and dry as artie's mahela which tells us there's more going on behind the scenes. it looked like a done deal. on the china firmly opposes the u.s. is deliberate discredit and crackdown on weiwei and other chinese enterprises on september 15th the u.s. banned companies from supplying for servicing while waiting arguing that the tech giant was being used by the chinese government to spy on other countries a big ticket item in the band is chips what weighs prohibited from buying components from american and north american companies that were developed using equipment or software made in the usa however the u.s. already seems to be boosting its hold according to a report from china intel has been granted a license by the united states to continue doing business while way which will help while weasel laptop division other companies have also suffered mission to work with the world's biggest smartphone maker this includes china's semiconductor manufacturing international corporation that uses u.s. origin equipment t

o prove their 5-g network is secure. secure -- securing multilateral 5-g network will ensure equitable competition in market. it will eliminate back door vulnerabilities that others may exploit. ne of the biggest offenders is huawei, a chinese company linked party.chinese communist recently, the u.k. reversed ourse and outright banned huawei by 2027. would not renew contract. ind india has a potential outright ban in the near future. our intelligence community has the tedly warned of consequences of handing over the world's 5-g systems to huawei and the c.c.p. wise to heed their warning. combating increased aggression communist party will take a whole of government pproach, and my proeting -- promoting secure 5-g act is the first step to ensuring every nation conforms the global when it comes to 5-g technology. i want to thank ranking member mchenry and my other colleagues joined me in this effort. i urge my colleagues to support his legislation to ensure the secured competitive deployment of 5-g technology around the wo

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g. networks is effected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries follow suit including australia where the company is cutting more than 1000 jobs. analysts say the u.s. restrictions are causing quite a lot of pain in the short term but it will of long term accelerate the development of china's shipmate industry the tech giant and the chinese government are investing heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. however you pan and trying but trying to. when eventually as well these future can is in the balance washington and beijing battling to dominate the high tech industries the country that's leads in technology that ultimately have the dollars economy and military technology companies all over the world be forced. to treat al-jazeera aging. dry conditions and record temperatures of cause wildfires to spread along the west coast of the u.s. over the past couple of weeks this is led to concern about what this co

g. networks is it affected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries follow suit including australia where the company is cutting more than $1000.00 jobs alice say the us restrictions are causing a lot of pain in the short term but will and long to accelerate the development of china's chip making industry the tech giant and the chinese government are investing heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. how are you and why wait and try to run but trying to. when. i swallow a speech i can as a balance washington and beijing battling to dominate the high tech industries the country that's leads in technology we ought to have the dollars economy and military technology companies over the work force us. to treat al-jazeera aging. at least 380 whales have died off the australian island state of tasmania in one of the worst mass beaching the country's ever. scene nearly 500 pilot whales were found stranded on 2 sandbags a

g. network which is now also very important and i think this is the problem that the europeans and especially germany doesn't half a dozen recognise that there is a strategy behind and they just made it happen this is a problem so i think this term it's the german government or the europeans who have to make their homework and put borders and say ok there are certain companies which are not for sale big that's right i mean we've europe has really been stupendously in many ways i think a part of that is the normative power of european values self belief economic systems the kind of capitalism that we have had in europe and in the united states we thought it had again had this kind of moral power to change other people we put those terms into the trade agreements you're quite right and then it'll change everything well no because that's not what you know other government or other systems want they don't want those parts of the agreements really it seems to me they will sign it to make the deal go but they will then try and work against it and my concern with china as well is that even if. you k

g. network which is now also very important and i think this is the problem that the europeans and especially germany doesn't half a dozen recognize that there is a strategy behind and they just need to let this happen this is a problem so i think this term it's the german government or the europeans who have to make their homework and put borders and say ok there are certain companies which are not for sale think that's right i mean we've europe has really been stupendously naive in many ways i think and part of that is a normative power of european values self belief economic systems the kind of capitalism that we have had in europe and in the united states we thought it had again had this kind of moral power to change other people we put those terms into the trade agreements you're quite right and then it'll change everything well no because that's not what you know other government other systems want they don't want those parts of the agreements really it seems to me they will sign it to make the deal go but they will then try and work against it and my concern with china as well is that

g. networks in the u.s. is worth $6600000000.00 as the u.s. continues to make moves against wall way the chinese company is not taking the matter lying down while the technologies is set to take on american multinational google are developing an author. system clip place google's android while the move hopes to loosen google's hold on android systems promising a bigger brighter build their system currently weiwei has 600000000 users in its ecosystem and while challenging the u.s. someone into what we will also be looking towards greener pastures specifically europe i'm delighted to reveal that a way ah also planning has banned. presence in europe. could be more jobs and. at a critical task for trace and urban centers the company plans to open the flagship stores in $42.00 smaller outlets across the continent by the end of this year when it comes to chipsets well with that stockpile of next to last the company until the end of 2020. hopes that by then things will normalize so that it can continue its business as usual if that doesn't work why w

g. network which is now also very important and i think this is the problem that the europeans and especially germany doesn't have a doesn't recognize that there is a strategy behind and they just made it happen this is probably so i think on this term it's the german government or the europeans who have to make their homework and put borders and say ok there are certain companies which are not for sale think that's right i mean we've europe has really been stupendously naive in many ways i think and part of that is the normative power of european values self belief economic systems the kind of capitalism that we have had in europe and in the united states we sort of had again had this kind of moral power to change other people we put those terms into the trade agreements you quite right and then it'll change everything well no because that's not what you know other government or other systems want they don't want those parts of the agreements really it seems to me they will sign it to make the deal go but they will then try and work against it and my concern with china as well is that even i

g. network which is now also very important and i think this is the problem that the europeans and especially germany doesn't half a dozen recognize that there is a strategy behind and they just let it happen this is probably so i think this term it's the german government or the europeans who have to make their homework and put borders and say ok there are certain companies which are not for sale big that's right i mean we've europe has really been stupendously naive in many ways i think and part of that is the normative power of european values self belief economic systems the kind of capitalism that we have had in europe and in the united states we sort of had again had this kind of moral power to change other people we put those terms into the trade agreements you quite right and then it'll change everything well no because that's not what you know other government or other systems want they don't want those parts of the agreements really it seems to me they will sign it to make the deal go but they will then try and work against it and my concern with china as well is that even if. you k

g. network which is now also very important and i think this is the problem that the europeans and especially germany doesn't half a dozen recognize that there is a strategy behind and they just let it happen this is a problem so i think this term it's the german government or the europeans who have to make their homework and put borders and say ok there are certain companies which are not for sale think that's right i mean we've europe has really been stupendously in many ways i think a part of that is a normative power of european values self belief economic systems the kind of capitalism that we have had in europe and in the united states we sort of had again had this kind of moral power to change other people we put those terms into the trade agreements you're quite right and then it'll change everything well no because that's not what you know other government or other systems want they don't want those parts of the agreements really it seems to me they will sign it to make the deal go but they will then try and work against it and my concern with china as well is that even if. you know

. >> caller: that new exclusive deal with china for the grid they've got 43 exclusive 5 g network dealst&t and t-mobile in the united states. and the only thing they really had negative over the past month was actually yesterday which was the samsung deal with verizon but samsung ceo or somebody with samsung got busted with some shenanigans. >> david, david, that samsung deal with verizon was huge and i regarded that as a nail in the coffin for nokia that was amazing one of the reasons why i like marvel technology. you can see how well that's done that's a gauge of samsung. so i've got to say no to nokia i wish the stock would do a reverse split if it was at $40, believe me, very few people would buy it but at $4, too much traction gravitational pull by people who think hey, what can go wrong i want you to brace yourself the chart suggests we're do for a savige sell off after we ink up here and the risk reward isn't that great what can i say much more "mad money" ahead with one of the most expensive stocks in the market. but they do make money and they got a lot of cash flow is it worth

g. networks are to blame or that the q. and on kind of ideas that this is all a hoax there's nothing behind it this is all kind of some big hoax by some global elite there's these kind of psychological drivers but the 2nd thing which is what i was talking about earlier is that the information ecosystem has changed to the extent where bad information and misinformation and conspiracy which are inherently human so they're not new phenomena they're allowed to print liberate to a degree in extent which has been unseen before so not only are we psychologically wired to want to believe conspiracy we also exist in this information ecosystem right now where it's more potent than ever and those 2 factors have really come together to create the perfect storm to the extent where if there is a vaccine for this. dangerous virus huge numbers of people the fuse to be vaccinated so that really shows you how potent the bad information has been around campus i want to carry on talking to you but if we do we'll cross the headlines for the apo

g. networks is effected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries polar suit including australia where the company is cutting more than 1000 jobs. analysts say the u.s. restrictions are causing quite a lot of pain in the short term but long term accelerate the development of chinese industry the tech giant and the chinese government are invested heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. however you. wait and try to but in the not iraq trying. when eventually as well these future plans in the balance sheet impinging battling to dominate the high tech industry to continue its needs in technology ultimately becomes economy and military technology companies will be forced to. treat al-jazeera thank you. so i had an al-jazeera poison russian opposition leader alexei no ball he is released from a german hospital and says there's a long rehabilitation ahead. plus a power play in malaysia as his opposition leader says h

g. networks is effected by the latest sanctions but a u.s. move to block the company from government contracts citing security concerns has seen several countries follow suit including australia where the company is cutting more than $1000.00 jobs alice say the u.s. restrictions are causing a lot of pain in the short term but will and long term accelerate the development of china's shipment industry the tech giant and the chinese government are invested heavily in becoming less dependent on foreign technology you can shop around. and try to but trying. when. as well these future can is in the balance washington and beijing battling to dominate the high tech industries the country it's leads in technology ultimately at the top is economy and military technology companies all over the world force us. to treat al-jazeera aging. malaysia could be said for more political upheaval just months after a new prime minister came to power the opposition leader anwar ibrahim says he's gathered enough support in parliament to oust marketing scene and form

g. internet network so i had this attention of course you can see that there that is a deteriorating relationship this is but this is really an unprecedented at the tension it's not unusual that journalists audits hanged in china at the last count 48 journalists were present there what is unusual is that a foreign journalist is the time and on top of that she is someone who works for the state for coastal or all soccer thank you or to russia and a battle to stop mining. area that local residents consider sacred a christo hill they have a softened ural mountains has been the site of sometimes violent demonstrations for weeks t.w. as you are a rachet of reports the beautiful hail and more recently a symbol of resistance at the start of the summit the kurdish town mountain with slated to be destroyed indies there's a cheap source of room material to produce soda but for residents like florida kuzmenko it's much more than just a green hill for locals cush town means home recently have of this lemon flown here my roots are here this yet if you. want to for free standing mountain in the premier all mou

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m moments also coming up, a multitibillion euro auction in france for the next g generation of supuperfast mobile networks. we will have the latest on the race to 5g in france in our business update. a new weapon in the fight against pollution, and engineered super enzyme that can help reduce and recycle plastic. the details on the wayay. firsrst, our top story, live frm paris. ♪ france says it is set to trigger a minsk group initiative to try and stop the conflict inin the separatist region of nagorno-karabakh. armenia and azerbaijan have been fighting over the region for decades, but it has had a thirid theyey have -- day of intense fightings -- violence. airstrikes have left dozens of people dead. here is the report. >> the sound of shelling could be heard throughout the day as fighting continued. local farmers are bearing the brunt. both a arbaijan and armenia forces keene to show how they are dealing a blow to each other with airstrikes. fatalities are mounting on both sides. in the capital of pfizer by john, men are queuing up enlist for the front line -- in the capital of pfizer by john, men are qu

coca-cola company paid $1500000.00 to a nonprofit organization called the global energy balance network or g e b n claiming to study obesity with scientists from west virginia university and the university of colorado between 20142015 the nonprofit investigative research group u.s. right to know teamed up with researchers from oxford university and analyzed more than 18000 e-mails between coca-cola officials and g.e. b.n. researchers they found that coke created the g.b.n. as a quote unquote friend to essentially downplay the role sugar plays in control of eating to obesity and instead blaming a lack of exercise not a bad diet or sugar for america's obesity epidemic. the report claims that coca-cola use several tactics and strategies to try and basically water down the links between sugary drinks and obesity. among them trying to obscure coax relationship with researchers minimize the public perception of its role and use these researchers to promote industry friendly messaging the executive director of us right to know gary ruskin said in a statement that coke used public health academics t

network c g t n. because that is the very way you are going out i think if there's any of the doubt. in. the country or to any one rule of law. yeah this is a whirlwind kind of. got to begin to. mark a strawman is the president of australia has made a he and in the media entertainment and he says china is using journalists has diplomatic bargaining chips we're very glad that the 2 of them are back home and safe because in china they're clearly not so and this is a very disturbing pattern we've seen no chen they is in custody not a number reasons that we are unclear of and also we have another member of a uni and german who's in john has been sober for 18 months facing it's been charges so unfortunately this looks like a pattern that the chinese government is using journalists is just tools in a diplomatic can you hear very little about what happens after the journalists are detained we know that that chain mail has received consular assistance but that's that's about it and this appears to be a patter

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company has been widely expected to unveil a new iphone with 5 g capabilities, this fall, the first to connect to the new ultra-fast wireless network however despite the hype. apple has already said and a new iphones will be shipped to later than usual this year because of the supply chain issues caused by the pandemic. >>he's a real life, willie wonka the founder of jelly belly, david klein is launching a golden ticket contest. one lucky winner will get their very own candy factory gold tickets are in the form of necklaces with a verification code on them, they're hidden in secret locations in every state across the country. players need to pay about 50 bucks to get a riddle to try to find the hidden golden ticket. other winners will get $5,000 which is wanted jelly bellies it sure is. >>that's it for kron 4 news tonight at 5 coming up tonight at 6 10's of thousands of people in the dark tonight because of power shut off to prevent wildfires power cuts of more than 20,000 customers in the north bay, we're awaiting a live update from pg and e tonight about when electricity will be restored plus california in the midst of a record b

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