international issue. it's high quality standards and to do that williams need a strong domestic policy. it's federal policy so we can be there at the international table when we talk about that in respect to trade or any other international standards. >> why does it hurt to not have that policy in place or other agreements. what kind of disadvantage is it. >> in the absence of having any other standard other players are the defect of standards. that means our values and the impact of the way we view issues as a country and impact it might have on our economy when folks look for legislation. we are innovators and leaders. >> it was mark zuckerberg that called for a global framework. he said it would do better then the regulation of the state. he went onto say the super net won't get fractured and build products. what do you think of that argument? >> we need to make sure we have strong arguments. we are not at the table with that standard. >> there must be a high quality standard. that's why it's important we are at the table and leaders on the issue. we are not because we don't have it h

you will see the continuation of international standards.le, if you go back 10 or 15 years, it was not an attempt to create an american or a western standard, and it failed. neither one had to scale that was helpful for the industry. i think you will continue to see international standards bodies become, we continue to be important in the cellular world. the battle is, who is going to have influence in the international standards body. that has been happening, and that is a 30-year-old issue. different players are being strong. if you go back 20 years, the europeans would've been stronger , and a lot of the asian companies, south korea, and japan. do not see this general decoupling that people talk about. that would be dangerous for both sides. for qualcomm, the interesting thing, from my perspective is that people are saying it is qualcomm versus huawei. if they don't cooperate you will not have 5g at international standard. it is not in the interest of both companies to create the separation, so it does not happen. we compete with each oth

you build a world data organization and just like china conform to various international standards wery to get them to get my abuses under control and joy to the world data organization, the way to maintain the right stance toward china is to outcompete them and that is what i will try to make sure happens. that is the presentation. >> thanks for coming. [applause] >> my head is a little large. [applause] >> this will be available to people individually, one more round. [applause] >> please come up and line up here. >> here's a look at our live coverage tuesday. on c-span the house meet at 9 am eastern to work on a $1.4 trillion spending bill that funds the federal government beyond december 20th. on c-span2 the senate is working on legislation that sets 2020 defense programs and policies and on c-span 3 the hoe

international in this case it was a domestic flight does that make a difference. it will comes down it comes down to how the safety protocols and procedures are put into standard by individual airlines of course each governing body will have to comply to civil aviation or. of the respective country and if it is a registered acknowledged under the international civil aviation organization or i.k.o. it will also have to comply with international standards but having established 20 years ago in 1909 that air was actually billed as slowly relatively positive going to be patience they've acquired 9 of these focker 100 aircraft and they have more of the newer types of your good jets in order in line and the falcon jets themselves or and their time were very well built and wary popular aircraft in the airline industry up until the volcker industry went into out out of business in 1906. their technology or share similar similar features that you would find in modern modern airplanes including fly by wired knology and it was also equipped with rolls royce engines which are not actually outdated so safety wise i think it will india and it will have to comply with the intern

we need to be at the international table helping set high quality standards. to do that, we have to have a strong domestic policy. that will require a strong federal policy. so we can be at the international table. does it hurt the u.s. to not have that national policy in place in regard to privacy shield and other international agreements? the absence ofn having any standard, other players are becoming the defective standard. europe is becoming at the fact is becoming at the factors standard on privacy. impactsns our values the way we see issues as a country. even the impact we might have on the economy might not be considered when people are looking at legislation. we are innovators and leaders in this area. we should be leading in setting the standards and making sure consumers are protected. >> mark zuckerberg earlier this year and an op-ed talking about the framework, he called for something called a global framework. he said it would do better than legislation from the state. ensure that the internet is knocked it fractured. what do you think of that argu

i think you are going to see the continuation of international standards.rs, 15 years any the cellular industry, there is not an attempt to create chinese standard and an american standard. neither one had the skill that was helpful for the industry. i think you are going to continue to see international standards bodies be important in the cellular world. to battle is, who is going have influence in the international standards body? that is a 30-year-old issue for everybody. different players -- years, theack 20 europeans would have been much stronger today. south korea and japan, very strong. for us, i do not see this general decoupling people talk about. i think it is quite dangerous for both sides if that were to happen. for qualcomm, the interesting thing from my perspective to versust is qualcomm huawei. if they do not cooperate, you will not have 5g as an international standard. it is not in the interest of both companies to create this separation, so it does not happen. we do compete with each other for i.t. and market space in certain areas althoug

prioritise and invest in education but the gloaming continues to spend less than is recommended by international standards he and millions like him have is if pakistan not only c.b.s. to reform search education system but also lives families like sergeants out of all the thief to send their children to smooth the government has its work i'll do according to the latest to do in full cost $1.00 in 4 children will not complete their education by going to 30. in 1909000 cities germans sought refuge in the west german embassy in prague. they were finally allowed to travel to the west it was the beginning of the end of east germany. a journey back in time. 30 years ago hill marked sunder was travelling in a train just like this one. back then sander was one of thousands of refugees fleeing east germany they travelled in special trains from prague to the west but to get there they had to pass through east german territory where they feared they'd be arrested. in order to keep memories of those journeys alive some of the people who made those trips then doing it again. they all left east germany that way. after s

to my life to judge them but the international standard mentions flags i don't think it mentions anthems john wright. he doesn't mention and tamil people speak develops in the guidelines however the messages seen colors that he's not a represents to for russia so a part of that if you lost me you could say that also addresses anthems but that's to be decided in the guidelines the point about the consequences proposed used to send the message that russia has forfeited his place of games. as a christian but he's been waiting a while. thank you so jonathan already did told about their old maps so russia could return in 4 years but just to make it clear could it be some kind of early release of the russian of the russian band can it be aborted in the fall in the about 2 or 3 years and what can be conceded iron proof of the changes in russia so it could return to will be exported events my name is even as i get to from the channel thank you russian. the back of the recommendation which you will have now there are a series of reinstatement conditions that have to be complied with i've mentione

you get the you and japan on board and you set international standards.hina is developing their own technology ecosystem. leave it or not, there are couple of african countries that do not want to say yes. over time may become less crafty, that is what the congolese are hoping. anyway. this is real. so you build a world data organization and then, just like china felt it had to confirm -- conform to international standards, we try to get them to say, ok, i need to get some of my abuses under control. the best way we can maintain the right stance toward china is to outcompete them. that is what i will make sure happens as president. [applause] >> thank you so much. [applause] [indiscernible] [applause] >> here is the deal. mr. yang will be available to meet people individually appear. pause -- of applause for the kennedy high school democrats. [applause] to andrewt to speak yang, line-up here. >> ok, quick one. it was good. sure. [indiscernible] you will see, there is a chapter 20 and called -- [indiscernible] >> let's do it. [indiscernible] >> appreciate

i think you will see really the continuation of international standards.le, if you go back 10 years, 15 years, there was not really an attempt to create a chinese standard and american standard or western standard. it really failed. neither one have the scale that was really helpful for the industry. i think you will continue to see international standards bodies become, continue to become very important in the cellular world. the battle is who is going to be, who is going to have influence in the international standards body? you see a lot of that, but that has been happening. that is a 30-year-old issue for everybody. different players are being strong. to back 20 years, the europeans would have been stronger. today, a lot of the asian companies. not just china but south korea and japan. for us, i don't see kind of this general decoupling that people talk about. it is actually quite dangerous for both sides if that were to happen. for qualcomm, the interesting thing from my perspective is people say it is qualcomm versus huawei. qualcomm and huawei, if t

this trial fell short of international standards, it was held in great secrecy, there was no journalisticess. no one even knew the verdicts were coming today, and most importantly the two people who western intelligence think were involved in this have walked free so i don't think we have heard the last of it. will it make a difference in the long run? probably not. saudi arabia is an important country with a lot of money and a lot of oil, and this will carry on eventually as usual. frank gardner, thank you. the chief executive of boeing has been sacked less than a week after the plane—maker said it would temporarily halt production of its troubled 737 max airliner. the company has struggled to recover after 346 people died in two crashes involving its planes. our business correspondent, theo leggett, has the story. two devastating accidents and 346 people died. the first plane crashed into the sea off indonesia late last year. then, in march, an identical aircraft went down in these fields in ethiopia minutes after take—off. since then, boeing's newest and fastest—selling aircraft, the 7

that is their obligation and every company's obligation under international standards.ch. gerald 0ppenheim is the chief executive of the fundraising regulator. he said he would work with the charities involved to make sure this doesn't happen again. they will be doing that and there are already arrangements in place to make sure that charities in the contracts they have with third party suppliers do make it clear that things happen to be produced ethically. tesco will want to satisfy themselves that they were told the truth by the suppliers, that there was no forced labour involved. clearly something has gone very wrong there. tesco, like all retailers producing goods overseas, it will do inspections of the places where these things are made and they will want to check up on all of that. the charities will want to know the outcome as we will. the charities will want to know the outcome as we will. as the decade draws to a close, statisticians have released a summary of the numbers that illustrate how life has changed over the 2010s. the royal statistical society competi

and that's not an exaggeration according to international standards this should be one god for every 7 prisoners. the ratio here is one to about 200. to officials have adopted some unusual solutions. i think the most unique is when we use the inmates the police are there in it they elect their own leaders and then we delegate some of our authority again there there's. the marcellus they help us in such a piece in order to. post in here a admits the jails here have always been crowded but it has reached unprecedented levels since president rhodri go to to take announced his war on drugs. arjay population has increased by 50 percent a sense that since 26 being where the time where he took office lives are at 50 percent yeah 50 percent. in the slums of manilla this war has become infamous for the extrajudicial killing of thousands of drug suspects rights groups accuse the police of being involved. but look beyond the blood shed and you find tens of thousands of people who are incarcerated indefinitely after being arrested for drug crimes. to see this campaign in action we joined the dru

that is their obligation and every company‘s obligation under international standards.he would work with the charities involved to make sure this doesn‘t happen again. they will be doing that and there are arrangements in place to make sure that charities in the contracts they have with third party suppliers do make it clear that things have to be produced ethically. tesco will wa nt to be produced ethically. tesco will want to satisfy themselves that they we re want to satisfy themselves that they were told the truth by the supplier, that there was no forced labour involved. clearly something has gone wrong there. tesco, like all retailers producing goods over seas will do inspections of places where these things are made and they will wa nt to these things are made and they will want to check—up on that and the charities will want to know the outcome, as we will. the headlines on bbc news... five people are sentenced to death in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi calls for a government inquiry into racism in football, after a premier league

as a bow piers by european standards she's one of the best and by international standards she's right where she needs to be to qualify for tokyo's so it's definitely reachable for her you know this is fizzy do it was tough. thanks to both the interest in her to reach new heights if she ends up going to the tokyo olympics then aged 13 she'd be the youngest german olympic competitor ever. been wolf wolf if i qualify i'd like to be able to enjoy it and not feel like i have to make it to the top 10 or something. else so in 4 years when i'm 17 i might qualify again and then maybe i could start thinking about bringing back a metal. plate so i'm going. to decide should cost occasion phase begins in february then once again the early stuff osseous will be spending more time on the road than school fortunately the tokyo olympics will be held during the summer vacation. let's hope that list dream of qualifying for the olympics will come to. a different kind of dream came true from my colleague kendrick welling he wanted to discover the underwater world in more detail and he didn't even have to

from crimea to the mainland that story and much more after a short break they said sorry international standards. join me every week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see that. same camera can use to someone's head is the same camera can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with me expressing my values for the tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence as well. welcome back this is our international president putin has officially opened of a rail a section of the courage straight to bridge connecting the crimean peninsula to mainland russia the russian leader boarded a train for the maiden crossing traveling from crimea to the town of tamanna in the present our region what it was and then thanks to construction workers involved in the project. a very dear friends railway terminal a much bigger one the one in crimea's capital simferopol the one that i used to arrive at has a little kid to go to the seaside didn't see a single passenger train for mainland russia for more than 5 years

it will also have to comply with the international standards but have more of the new or types of your could jets in order in line and the falcon jets themselves or and their time were very well built and wary popular aircraft in the airline industry up until the parker industry went into out of business in 1906. next this hour iran china and russia are due to start joint naval exercises this friday in the indian ocean and the gulf of officials previously said the focus was on coordinating anti terror operations but the location of the drill suggests it could mean a little bit more than that now explains. this isn't just a military exercise it's a it's a political statement the strait of hormuz is the world's most important oil field of oil flows through it 21 percent of global supply every day it's a crazy amount and as with oil the strait is highly flammable we begin with it's dramatic escalation of tension between iran and the west for serious provocation tonight in the strait of hormuz after iran seized a british tanker iran seizing control of a british oil tanker u.k. is accusing

do is sanction resettling and take actions relative to schools so it's come up with this international standard to code compliance by signatories which is used to sanction russia this time around. on top of everything it seems that what is decision from monday was made in such a haste that they have no clue how to actually navigate in that decision the biggest example of that is probably the situation with you wait for anthy for tournament's well where you are where you quite expected that. these sanctions will not affect in any way russian part of the upcoming euro are 1st of all it's a continental tournament not of world qualification for or for compartment it. is again within the competence so you have for sure that make it to the 2022 world cup in qatar it may be stripped of its flag of its anthem and it may be participating as a neutral country. and if you're not yet confused enough they already said directly that should russia appeal to cas the court of arbitration of sports and this process takes longer than the official preparation for next summer's olympics russia will go to next summe

i mean international standards developed countries the number of finns going to university is 45 percent which is school of than one would many countries is that a strength for a witness does that mean you emphasize implication of education or does it just been that your friends want to go out into the world to know what place as opposed to spending time with the best and the thing we are very happy with is ok chanology cation in finland is actually very popular that it's gone off half and half that go to the general secondary and code to the vocational side and that's a good thing but we're seeing that the changes in the working life in the future will mean that we have to increase the percentage of people go into the to the turret 3 level to the university level and that's what we're aiming at to to increase those presented to us and at the same time we must also make changes halward the learning in the university sector is happening there's clearly a need there also to kind of combine academic and the kind of practical side the kind of theory of practice kind of involvement by reflect

civil aviation organization or keogh it will also have to comply with the international standards but have more of the new or types of your good jets in order in line and if i could just themselves were and their time were very well built and we are very popular aircraft in the airline industry up until the poker industry went into out of business in 1906. china and russia are due to start joint naval exercises this friday in the indian ocean on the gulf of however with a location a flashpoint. between iran and the united states in the past some believe there's more to the trolls than meets the eye. coming naval drills are aimed at deepening exchange and corp among the names of the 3 countries on war and displays the 3 sides strong will and capabilities to jointly maintain world peace and maritime security while actively building a maritime community with a shared future. this isn't just a military exercise it's a it's a political statement the strait of hormuz is the world's most important oil field . or oil flows through it 21 percent of global supply every day it's a crazy amou