g. technology now five g. technology is the technology that will basically well as the name says it's the fifth generation of internet and knowledge and why views itself as the leader in five g. technology is attempting to really get its technology in the backbone the internet backbone that will determine the you know the next level of smart factories of automatic sensors of self driving cars now the u.s. government has always had a lot of concern about that specifically there have been these accusations for years that huawei has connections to the chinese government and the chinese intelligence service and we've been seen in the last several months the u.s. exerting extreme pressure on its allies not to use while weight technology when it comes to establishing their own five g. networks basically the concern is by giving a chinese company that has close links to the chinese government access to the next generation or techno technology they'd be giving the chinese government an extra leg up on the competition w

g. technology but it has been bad from bidding for government contracts in the united states and other countries over spying allegations and the case of a white executive arrested in canada has been weighing on chinese relations with canada and the united states it's no wonder why representatives are watched closely in davos against the backdrop of the ongoing trade war with the u.s. well ways relationship with a range of western governments has grown strained and germany for example is currently debating whether to ban its technology from new five g. networks in davos while ways deputy chairman said in the tech sector companies needed to start being more vocal in their relationship with government or it would have serious knock on effects on other industries. i would strongly advocate the business community to opinions to the government to comment on it or understand the requirements from the business community otherwise i worry that the trends will expand to many many harder industries and countries in fact while ways problems have already spread to other countries in an ongoing drama on the o

g. technology which all of us will be using not only now phones but you know to. to communicate and you know other. technologies like that now you might remember that there was an other company called said t e which was a chinese company small technology company it was accused of the same things as a way was and they cut a deal in the end where basically they were fined and they were limited to the amount of technology that they could buy from us to u.s. companies and hopefully they'll be a similar kind of deal here as well without everybody have been having to be dragged through the courts or we have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed for your time thanks now online for occasional company has been accused of supporting human rights violations against palestinians amnesty international says israeli listings of homes and churches is directly contributing to the expansion of illegal settlements or bad money explains. on the c international is accusing some of the world's best known hotel booking travel companies of supporting illegal settlement expansio

g. the next generation wireless technology is a major topic in las vegas the u.s. and china are engaged in a fierce battle over five g. supremacy how does the show of the tech fare. you know you're right this is a major topic of discussion here in las vegas and there is no surprise that the you asked that there is a battle going on between the past and china over five g.'s from a c. because it's such an important technology that is going to expand the potential of we can what we can do over telecom networks and what we have seen here in las vegas for example was the rise and now and seeing that there are going to provide five g. technology not only to businesses but also to homes and some major you asked cities such as for example seattle and those angels and alexander briefly the chinese tech sector has long had the reputation of simply copying other companies technology how has this changed. well it is changing china is speeding up its shift from manufacturing to innovation and that's of course something we can also see here in. the example in our reports made by.

g. technology not only to businesses but also to homes and some major you as cities such as for example seattle and the st louis and alexander briefly the chinese tech sector has long had the reputation of simply copying other companies technology how has this changed while it is changing too is that china is speeding up its shift from manufacturing to innovation and that's of course something we can also see here in las vegas just think about it the example in our reports the left made by why way this company is definitely trying to outsmart apple examiner phenomena reporting from las vegas from the consumer electronics show examiner thank you so much. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you at this hour u.s. president donald trump has made a televised address to the nation to drum up support for his plan to build a wall at the mexican border democrats are refusing to fund the wall and accused of misleading the american people by stoking fear as immigrants and a number of foreign embassies and consulates have been evacuated in australia after suspicious packages were

on but on attack notjust on huawei but on china ‘s ambitions to lead the world in times of five g technology the backdrop of trade discussions - to take place this discussions due to take place this week between the us and china, it week between thexijs-snd fihiflagit. es, , , a. , will make week between thexijs-srtd fihirtagit. es, , , a. , will make those discussions and negotiations very difficult indeed. i wanted to ask you about that, it is peculiar timing as the trade delegation head from china to washington to try to ease the trade i’ows washington to try to ease the trade rows that have gone on for such a long time. now these allegations against huawei. the timing could not be worse? it could not be worse for smgg.ge . 01’ smgg.g7 . or china, 7§m§2je7 . or china, but from the us huawei or china, but from the us perspective, and that is the huawei or china, but from the us perspec making that is the huawei or china, but from the us perspec making the t is the huawei or china, but from the us perspec m world, |e t is the this piece by piece to - piece by piece to thel piece by piece to th

g. technology which is basically the one has established a new backbone of internet technology which will kind define how we do business and communicate moving forward well the u.s. government says huawei has a lot of connections to the chinese intelligence services and they're not comfortable with the fact that allowing huawei into this internet backbone would potentially give china a great military a technological and business advantage moving forward that's why we're seeing the american government a lot of pressure on international partners kind of nip this in the bud at an interesting time we have to mention because they're about to sit down for trade talks the u.s. and china yes they are and it's really kind of an open question in terms of how they actually hangs together now we know the initial a rest of the chinese executive in canada came at a time when trump wasn't actually aware of it he supposed to have reacted quite angrily when he found out that in the midst of these trade talks the justice department was actively going they can swallow way now we've also seen a hallway and h

g. technology now people in the know. all this would work would understand that time she really is the commanding heights of the twenty fourth century it is going to define home people in directly. and also how business is going to but more so even more so how the military could gain advantage over competitors so i think actually so essentially under you you're seeing this dispute really as a manifestation i suppose have the growing struggle for global had germany between china and the u.s. because there is a huge trade war an issue being played out between the two superpowers isn't there . well this is the backdrop but i think that the united states has made it quite clear that these. allegations against walkway and the filing of this charges have got nothing to do with the. train accusations in a way that was simply because as i was saying that. foreign banks and international companies were blind you know possible while eating u.s. law so it really depends on the substance of this nation's and to what extent they could

spends, that $500 billion, china's investing in art official intelligence, quantum computing, 5 g technology, and a whole host of other technologies in the 21st century technologies where china hopes to not to simply be our peer but to actually lead the world. frankly, they're starting to outpace us in these investments by orders of magnitude. we need to realign our priorities. while we still can. we need to redirect some of our d.o.d. spending towards cyber and frankly within other parts of our government, misinformation and disinformation. and at the same time, we need that sputnik moment to make sure that we make the investments in 5 g, ai, quantum, and other technologies, to keep apace of particularly china. the final point is that we desperately need strong federal and presidential leadership for any u.s. digital doctrine to be truly effective. because this challenge literally touches every aspect of our society, we need presidential leadership and a senior coordinating official to head the inter-agency process on this issue. it's true, there are men and women within d.o.d. and dhs and

ifif the more we are able toto g technology to the small holders, particularly the youth, they can makeure the agriculture job is not the last resort. we will be able to d develop in ththyouth much more intererest n going back to the agriculture. and therefore, agriculture will be part of the solution when it comes to youth employment, when it comes to forced economic migration. javier: and yet when we speak about new technologies there is often the criticism it is big companies, big countries, it is the rich that have access to them. do you see the fococus this year put well enough into the smaller and d the poorer? >> not only this year, i have to sasay yes, the dananger is there that we have to make sure the technology is affordable, available, and user-friendly for the small holders. but have to say in past years, really the big companies are very, very much asking us, what should we do, what can we do to be of help. from a business perspective, but also to make sure nobody is left behind. so trying too make sure we develop products that are adapted to the needs. so, our position, w

g. technology it's one thing to file these charges against the company but it's quite another thought it's all just against the individual even though this use the sheeple has all this so they can be created legal story but at the back of it all the backdrop is the holes those of a technological bribery so i think that there is some pressure for some kind of a deal of that ilk would know it was all this kind of basic rivalry between the two comes technology and a lot of the it was live from moscow every hour of the day this is r t international stay close now for more great programs they begin in moments. when else still seem wrong. but all in all just don't call. me all yet to see proud disdain become educated and indeed human equals betrayal. when something a find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming merry go round the sun be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room or the. room. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world an

g. we're going to continue that. we have always been on the leading edge on technology. ng with 5 - can g nor many years -- 5-g for many years. so many more things you need to o do than only having the equipment. you need a loft fiber. you need real estate close to customers. all of that we have been building for years. i'm not worried about that. i'm very -- folks who are having right in the number. >> verizon c.e.o. hans vestberg. still ahead, formerly known as about.com. dotdash, how the company is transforming one of the oldest sites onts web into a network of brands. ♪ conglomerate said it's en-i investing another $ billion a a step back from the $16 billion invest thament would have given them a controlling stake over wework. the start-up also said tuesday it is rebranding itself as the wecompany. obviously $2 billion is a a big step back from $16 billion they already invested. what does this signal? >> it signals that softbank can do anything it wants to do. late last year they had this plan. we're going to take over wework. we want to be wholly invested in this bu

g. mobile technology self driving cars or cell flying delivery trucks the super high speed network makes it possible. is in the us we see that the drug managed to land without spilling the coffee to that end it's extremely important that the drone remains totally horizontally in the air that requires more data being transmitted at an increasingly faster rate. to our way is the world's second biggest smartphone maker it's also a global leader in the development of five g. network technology its sprawling headquarters feel like a city district complete with swimming and sports facilities for employees many of whom owned company shares the way is a respected employer and a major supplier for german network operators it has one hundred eighty thousand employees worldwide the company says almost half is involved in research and development there's nothing like. the costumes and says it's not surprising that companies based in shenzhen are spearheading the development of future technologies you have hung in so as i say this a different approach than germany you based your entire business and p

jason: this centers on china's wireless in 5-g technology. l: zte managed to avoid a crippling ban. jason: that ban has been labeled a death penalty. carol: global technology companies are studying this story very closely. jason: here's more. >> zte last spring, a company that some people had heard of, few people understood, was announcing that it was basically at risk of going out of business because the u.s. commerce department had done something to it. i thought that was a really interesting illustration of just the way that the united states and the chinese economies and technology industries are tied together in ways that we don't really understand. and that create a lot of vulnerabilities, and just interesting wrinkles for the way that this tension is going to play out. zte being an important but somewhat misunderstood company, really an un-understood company, i thought it would be a good place to dig in. carol: what's un-understood? >> which is not a word, but i just don't think it's a company that many people think much about. zte at o

rising as they show off some of their five g technology and new services they will offer at ces in las vegas. verizon will be forming a partnership with disney to possibilities5g for media. take a look at this chart. this shows what is happening at the top of the pyramid when it comes to u.s. stocks. a battle to become the most valuable company. over fromzon taking microsoft and becoming the most viable company. the big story is the third most viable company, apple, that big loss as it has fallen over the past few weeks and months. i wanted to draw your attention to a headline we saw across the bloomberg just a few minutes ago. is out of mexico and it will seek to cut income tax to 10% of companies aiming to lift on the mexican stock market. a little pop here. just as we got the news there. all of this part of the new plan to try to attract investment into the country. ,exico seeking to cut taxes income taxes to 10% for companies aiming to go public in mexico. david: i think i can hear some big banks cheering all the way from here. three more days until this partial government shutdown

g. united technologies and ibm. all rallying on upbeat earnings. those responsible for most of the dow's earnings more on p and g and ford earnings earnings still coming in strong for the most part and so is guidance that is outweighing those trade troubles in the markets at least for now. let's go to bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange >> p and g, ibm, united technology, all up not because of the beat, but because of the guidance. it's 2019 and look what happened here united technologies guidance, 2019, above consensus. ibm above consensus. p and g in line with good organic sales. lifting the dow's outperforming the s&p and all the dow movers doing well where are we on earnings it's less than 80 companies reporting. but early signs are still good fourth quarter is strong first quarter is coming down, but still positive there is no earnings recession, meaning two consecutive quarters, that's not happening yet. they're stabilizing in the low single digits now. as for the macro commentary in the ceos, again, still early the implicat

g. technology now this is the fifth generation of wireless technology we're talking about very high performance higher data rates a lower cost and amazing connectivity across a huge range of devices so you'll be seeing that there's some of that here and that's going to be entering the mainstream are you ready for eight k. television i know you've probably not gotten used to your four k. t.v. but a k. is about the most high def thing you're ever going to see it's got four times as many pixels as four k. and samsung is out front with a with a model of that again that's pioneering and it's going to enter the mainstream over time amazing amount of artificial intelligence equipped products for smart homes everything from door bells to kitchenware to thermostats and some really fascinating applications in that field so there's a lot here but as i mentioned there's nothing truly revolutionary it's kind of moral i would say evolutionary getting stronger getting more sophisticated but nothing that is like a thunderbolt out of the blue and what about there the quickie one usual in mentions what we'll fav

china's efforts to achieve supremacy in high technology while way components are being used to create the new architecture of global super high speed five g. internet technology officials say that threatens u.s. national security as americans we should all be concerned about the potential for any company beholden to a foreign government especially one that doesn't share our values to burrow into the american telecommunications market and the charges come against the backdrop of the damaging u.s. china trade war which has stretched on for months trade talks between the two countries will resume on wednesday robert oulds al-jazeera. has more reaction from beijing. well china will feel that these new charges against weiwei are all part of a concerted campaign by the trumpet ministration to tarnish the reputation of one of china's most successful and profitable companies they will feel these charges are without merit anticompetitive and in the case of one man joe the chief financial officer of weiwei who is now being held in vancouver pending her extradition to the united states an abuse of her human rights there is also i think suspicion her

china's efforts to achieve supremacy in high technology while way components are being used to create the new architecture of global super high speed five g. internet technology officials say that threatens u.s. national security as americans we should all be concerned about the potential for any company beholden to a foreign government especially one that doesn't share our values to burrow into the american telecommunications market and the charges come against the backdrop of the damaging u.s. china trade war which has stretched on for months trade talks between the two countries will resume on wednesday robert oulds al-jazeera well the chinese government says the indictments against unfair and immoral because you know they don't wolf will just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence they using the state power to discredit and attack does ignited companies the sort of behavior is unfair and immoral as a department responsible for the same history we consistently encourage chinese companies to act in accordance with international rules and market principles and develop foreign economic cooperation on the basis of abiding by local l

g. then you reckon well they can actually every company who provides such kind of technology can because there is a maintainance entry into the technology here but they wouldn't i mean it would be very obvious and the fear is not that they use this kill switch the fear is that they can money to a certain kinds of communication in that network and that that's kind of a security problem here. thank you very much for that analysis. pollution remains a problem in many large cities so more and more urban centers are shifting to electric forms of transport at least pollution comes out of chimneys of power stations outside of city dwellers are harmed as only eighteen percent of the energy comes from renewables. capital santiago there are one hundred on the road. to banish diesel entirely. santiago de chile is chock a block with buses most of which run on diesel the toxic fumes they emit damage the environment and put people's health at risk but things are changing in the form of these buses they run on electricity making them quiet and emission free and began the more they thought cleaner than

are waiting for the 5-g technology, to roll out.re is no hand, doubt that we all know china's economy and retail sales are slowing. the slowest growth in november since 2003. otwithstanding the broader industry issues, around apple, there is highlighted a degree of weakness in china's economy. to question is just how weak the onsumer is and just how much that pressure is filtering up to the top, and whether or not it force them to push harder for a trade deal with the u.s. by all accounts it's focused minds a little bit on what's happening to china's the blow back towards american companies, too. haidi: so it's not only the economy slowing down we're seeing a factor in the .s. falling the most since the recession, so given these economic growth concerns, could least be optimistic that this may push both sides to want deal by march 4? unknowns, e a lot of obviously. both leaders have said they want a deal and mr. trump has said several times and he recently spoke about making progress. he thinks both sides can meet halfway. when you

g. network technology its sprawling headquarters feel like a city district complete with swimming and sports facilities for employees many of whom owned company shares a long way is a respected employer and a major supplier for german network operators it has one hundred eighty thousand employees worldwide the company says almost half is involved in research and development so it's not like i'm finding. that constant says it's not surprising that companies based in shenzhen are spearheading the development of future technologies you have hung in so as us he has a different approach than germany you based your entire business and product development strategy on a long term plan to go. i mean china and above all in shenzhen it's about fostering a nice asian this is where things really get done. since then is also way ahead in realizing the vision of a networked city at the hallway company showroom garbage bins indicate when they're full and the control room compiles data from the fire department for example or on the number of ambulances available artificial intelligence directs traffic more e

china's efforts to achieve supremacy in high technology while way components are being used to create the new architecture of global super high speed five g. internet technology officials say that threatens u.s. national security as americans we should all be concerned about the potential for any company beholden to a foreign government especially one that doesn't share our values to burrow into the american telecommunications market and the charges come against the backdrop of the damaging u.s. china trade war which has stretched on for months trade talks between the two countries will resume on wednesday robert oulds al-jazeera the chinese government says the indictments against unfair and immoral because now they will just as the foreign ministry said with no evidence they using the state power to discredit and attack does ignited companies the sort of behavior is unfair and immoral as a department responsible for the same destry we consistently encourage chinese companies to act in accordance with international rules and market principles and develop foreign economic cooperation on the basis of abiding by local laws dream brown has mo

china's efforts to achieve supremacy in high technology while way components are being used to create the new architecture of global super high speed five g. internet technology officials say that threatens u.s. national security as americans we should all be concerned about the potential for any company beholden to a foreign government especially one that doesn't share our values to burrow into the american telecommunications market and the charges come against the backdrop of the damaging u.s. china trade war which has stretched on for months trade talks between the two countries will resume on wednesday rob reynolds al jazeera let's get reaction from china to those developments now a jim brown joins us live from beijing so agent how china going to respond to what are some serious charges against the company that it's been seen as a poster boy for the china's economy. yeah absolutely i think the chinese commentators chinese leaders will feel this is yet another attempt by the trumpet ministration to tarnish the image of one of china's most successful companies they will feel that these laws have no these charges have have no merit and t

governments has grown strained germany for example is currently debating whether to ban its technology from new five g. networks and davos wild ways deputy chairman said in the tech sector companies needed to start being more vocal in their relationship with governments or it would have serious knock on effects on other industries. i would strongly advocate that the business community to opinions to the government to let out government on their understand the requirements from the business community otherwise i worry that the trends will expand to many many harder industries and countries in fact while ways problems have already spread to other countries in an ongoing drama on the other side of the atlantic in canada its c.f.o. main one jew still stands accused of violating u.s. sanctions on iran and faces extradition to the united states on the sidelines at davos weiwei chairman lee young told reporters his company doesn't pose a threat to a future digital society but convincing western governments of that is easier said than done. let's leave davos now and go to lot america mexico's president has an

g. then you reckon well they can actually every company who provides such kind of technology can because there is a maintainance entry into the technology here but they wouldn't i mean it would be very obvious and the fear is not that they use this kill switch the fear is that they can money to a certain kinds of communication in that network and that that's kind of the security problem here. thank you very much for that analysis. four managers of german car company audi have been indicted in the u.s. the indictment is connected to the ever widening diesel emissions scandal. have already been charged in the u.s. the indictment alleges the four engineers were fully aware they could not meet u.s. emissions standards so they designed the software to cheat on the tests none of the four is in custody and all are believed to be in germany folks are pleaded guilty in twenty six teams of criminal charges in the scandal and the set to pay more than thirty billion u.s. dollars in fines and settlement costs. and that's all your business here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you her

. —— five gene network technology. —— five g. but something else was on display. sheer ambition.r by next year and the latest. translation: be consumer sales have taught us the biggest revenue source for huawei. for the first time, the sale of our smart phones exceeded 200 million units. of course, huawei's success depends, ultimately, on it winning the trust of governance and consumers. so it is remarkable, perhaps, there has been not one mention from this stage of the huge political storm the company now finds itself in the middle of. amid mounting concern that huawei's overseas networks may be used by china for spying, the company's be used by china for spying, the compa ny‘s cfo and be used by china for spying, the company's cfo and daughter of the founder, ms meng was arrested in canada last month. china says the us extradition request over allegations of breaching sanctions on the run is politically motivated. the same charge, however, is level that china for its subsequent detention of two canadian systems at an academic and a businessman. journalists were allowed to speak

and then, my only other question, looking at future technology, when 5-g comes, is it going to be hardware wise similar or is it going to be something different? >> this is going to be -- my understanding is that 5-g will utilize many devices like this. it's going to be a lot of smaller devices and not big antennas, so it's good for the port to own a process so we can hear process and appeals kind of contained within the port jurisdiction. >> okay. no more questions. >> commissioner adams? >> i'm fine. >> thank you for the presentation, the very brief presentation. so why would there be an appeal? >> well, the -- say you're in an apartment or you're living in your house, and this is a -- an antenna that's stuck, and it actually blocks your view. you should be able to protest that installation. the federal communications act or there's a communications act limits what you can appeal or what you can protest. they don't allow local jurisdictions to hear protests on radio frequency health effects. they've already set those guidelines, but if it's blocking your view or -- basically, it's blocki

>> the only thing you have to consider is they are about ready to roll out 5 g which is technology relatedo our phones and robots and so many things. we are talking about putting people on the moon. we are talking about exploruation of mars. we are talking about incredible advancements in medicine. we are talking about so many changes, cars that can drive themselves. this is not yesterday. this is today and tomorrow. where the people are going to be in this country in an unsettling and dramatically changing time is not predictable. do i think that politics could be changed dramatically? absolutely. everything else is changing. why couldn't it change? again, it's about who. who can capture people's imagination and get them excited about the fact that we can have a leader that really gets me. >> it's good to hear from you today. all options remain on the table. thank you. >> thank you. >> really appreciate it. >>> cnn's town hall with kamala harris airing tonight here on cnn. still ahead for us, venezuela is at a breaking point as the growing political crisis with foot shortages. look at the

dow ibm, united technology, p&g. ibm blowing out the forecast for the biggest gain in 15 months. united technology also crushing earnings. interesting details out of proctor's report, they're not seeing a slowdown in china. dow laggards intel which reports earnings. this may not bode well for that report. chevron is down because of the venezuela headlines. nicolas maduro cutting off relations with the u.s. as you know. finally verizon, we have visa here obviously down. that stock had quite the run. verizon, that company announcing that the media group is laying off 7% of the staff and focusing on fewer areas to revive its fortunes. that stock moving here higher on that news. back to you guys. melissa: gerri, thank you. connell: well the crisis in venezuela that gerry mentioned certainly is escalating. the president of that nation cutting all ties with the united states after president trump recognized the opposition leader as the country's interim president. melissa: wow. plus ford is releasing earnings just moments from now as concerns arising over an auto recession in america. w

it's going on but as far as being in the woods remember they're rolling out g five next generation telecommunications technologies and putting up twenty thousand satellites so and they'll be in proximity to everybody on planet earth so there will be no place on planet earth where you will not be eavesdropped by the state and but at the same time block stream is putting up satellites where you can stream blocks on the big block shame on the unsensible confiscate a bull blotch and you can still write munich eight there exactly so that's where that's hope that's the guillotine of the twenty first century is big going and if you believe in fighting the global insurrection or being a part of the global insurrection against banker occupation then follow sampson now . and all those folks a block stream i mean they're there the ones are in keeping it real and i want to talk about quickly at this last bit this something that was in the news in the past week alexander kazuo cortez there's more twitter power than media and establishment only donald trump has more engagement online for and she does you know again the elites