g. spectrum and also the fact 5 is still distance away who why you couldn't is used widely for the for the existing technologies the 4 g.'s the 3 g.'s it could even find it difficult to service them with spare parts so many units would be very difficult going forward if. the scope of this entire order is properly understood. by the experts right and should spend a day reporting from the frankfurt stock exchange thank you. now the german association of women entrepreneurs or v.d.u. has been promoting female entrepreneurship for 65 years now at the moment the v.d.u. represents about 1800 to many medium sized companies led by women in areas such as manufacturing handicrafts trade and then the service sector that together with their companies they generate 85000000000 euros in sales and they employ about 500000 people the day you association members of currency here in berlin for their annual get together to my colleague kate ferguson is out of that conference for us and i hope we can speak to her now as she is and it's quite busy there and you cage already though as 65 years of german associa

but it's prime 5-g spectrum. how do we balance the current and future uses in this band as we move forward? chairman pai: that's the $64,000 question. there are a number of different complicated interests from a policy perspective. there are legal complications as well. with respect to the latter, we issued request for public comment on some of the legal you questions we need to be able to sort through in order to proceed on the band. with respect to the policy questions, there are a number of different tradeoffs. one of them is time. as you have mentioned by the panel there is consider to be a race to 5-g in some corners. in order to lead in 5-g we need to make more mid band spectrum available. that's one of the reasons we have been thinking in the c-band proceeding how important a priority is it to move quicker even if we proceed with non -- something other than an auction. on the other hand, we also have some incumbent customers who are relying on that band for the delivery of video programming in rural montan

happening with revenue line but also because this is a company having to invest a lot of money in five g spectrum for the 5g transition coming rapidly towards us. those are some of the stocks at the european close. vonnie: in the u.s. we are getting a nice bounce. nerves are settling even though there is a lot of talk of escalation. china threatening more tariffs and the u.s. deciding all of the rest of the chinese goods that coming to the u.s. could have potential tariffs at the end of the month. that is also the president soothing nerves and saying he in junet president xi and these tariffs were not going to affect until the end of june. all of that has the market up after yesterday's down day. up 1.1%. if apple continues in this direction, we could see a nice bounce for the major indices. 1.4 percent, a nice bounce for the last little while alone. you mentioned the luxury stocks in europe during in the u.s. we have retailers suffering. ralph lauren the s&p 500. it seems like china is driving the most of everything barring the individual stories like disney-hulu-comcast. for fun i throwing bitc

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g. from a host of providers are launching air net fixed wireless fiber air net services soon you may have 567 air now options to pick from. for saying that comcast and the spectrum's to be more competitive offer better services better pricing and more to be competitive so 5 g.'s a game changer. yeah it's all about competition when there's competition we've seen that the average price of home err night goes down from about $60.00 a month when there's one provider all the ways to it being in the 40 dollar range when there's 5 or more providers in an area we have seen netflix gradually raise their prices about once a year now do you sense that its members are price sensitive or do they manage to retain that subscriber base. so far netflix has been able to retain their subscriber base but they're facing competition the great thing about core cutting is there's no contracts if you're unhappy in about 15 minutes you can cancel netflix and beyond disney plus or hulu or amazon so now felix needs to balance their price increase with the idea of how do we stand up to the competition and they've got those shows to pay for thank you luke bloom a cord cutters news dot com a hi

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g hearing technology. intellectual property rights issues surrounding 5g as the as. makes plans to upgrade cellular wireless spectrum to it also today on c-span2, the senate will work on judicial nominations. starting in a few minutes, the senate finance committee holding a hearing to discuss challenges with the retirement live on c-span3. >> my colleagues be late. no reason for me to be late. today, we will talk about i am by no means an .xpert on meantworks, what does it and what threats to the -- from our allies from china, where we , i really appreciate the witnesses, the first witness. director of cyber security and homelandcture security aturity deputy or -- deputy the state department, then we will have private sector witnesses. to -- congress can .elp solve problems we have >> thank you for holding this hearing. i know very little about 5g. i tried to learn. what we see is a transition to fifth-generation wireless technology and that is 5g. i am told it will fundamentally change our society, economy, and national security so, we all need to be concerned. told it is expected to provide a special increases in

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