discussion in france within the policymakers is about providing kind of have to with advanced military technology and in order to end the operations of a trouble he and i think the only thing that's preventing this now all of go in public and france and i think because also the u.s. has there is some concerns about. about providing advanced military knology to after because they're not sure where you know whether in this kind of military weapons could end up being but a brain for had it's not just france still i mean italians backing the u.n. recognize government in tripoli so are the types and cuts on the other side you have france and egypt supporting honey for have to how much is this outside interference worsening the current crisis in the in my view i think since two thousand and forty and when what's called the dignity or petition the have to operation was launched in two thousand and fourteen in order to take over. tripoli and the rest of the country under the slogan of what's called in the islamists in libya libya at that moment became about the ground for regional. regional powers whethe

better each other but in any case we are obligated by the americans not to sell to china and the military technology only civil technology tim trump is about to roll out the israeli palestinian peace plan did they love the century like you called it couple of times and trump said earlier that since he's already given israel enough to return palestinians would also get something very good is netanyahu in a position to say no to that dale if he doesn't like it if it splits tourism for instance. i don't think that and how we say no he may say yes but but he will not say no you are right sophie's not in a position to say no and trump said many times that you know we got there are let's say advantages you know with moving the embassy to jerusalem the recognition of jerusalem as their capital. he said that there would be some painful things that israel will not like either so this is why i think the palestinians should come with open minds to the to the negotiation so that the trumpet ministration has recently recognized israel this summer and take over golan hates this unilateral move has been rejected a

>>funding in israel like an game video well, i here in the u s but it's israeli tech military technologyyou're still far away and driving my game like inside my car like that idea. yeah right now it's to cell phone connections, 2 route inpormation deanna it's kind of itch to take a listen. >>want to know the strength of each carrier and where it's the strongest around a certain route. but secondly we have to know in advance if there is any tree dead zones, you know, you looked a couple of times like why there's no hand on the steering wheel. it takes a moment of adjustment will. >>i think they did this 2 or 3 you would feel very normal. >>women and then by the you said this auto driving he own least taking the wheel that kind of us something we saw something and scripted as they call it comes along so this guy sitting in a booth for hours on and really he's never going to fall asleep or like a security guard and those might be like reaching for eye for that statistic. rather be in the car and keep my eye on it right and like to take it all went well no technical hiccups over some good ch

you know what astonishes me whose military technology has gone over the last day cradle to grave and all the fact the americans. in the continental united states and direct of their own to kill an enemy out there on the wall to push for both of them is amazing p.m.c. it differently do not have access to that level or so first sophisticated armament the best the p.m.c. could hope for is a working g.p.s. . perhaps a good radio or satellite company and perhaps a little bit better all moments then what do you know weapons perhaps the all helicopter or fixed wing aircraft or two that makes the difference. thank you very much for this interview different to have heard your inside or talking to a. better run up executive outcomes discussing his life with a soldier for hire on the future of privatized war that's it for this edition of i will see you next time. china has arrived in europe in a very big way everyone in the west welcomes the support of china. is a game changer the washington consensus that has dominated the world for the past seven decades is being challenged to turn to the eas

of hatter's or do you that just make do with what you've got no what astonishes me is where military technology has gone over the last a cradle to grave knowledge the fact that a man can sit in a complain that in the continental united states and direct the drone to kill an enemy alfredo in the world at the push of about them is amazing p.m.c. is different the two don't have access to that level of supposed sophisticated all moments the best the p.m.c. can hope for is a working g.p.s. . perhaps good idea or shot like a mini creations and perhaps a little bit better all moments than what the enemy asked but the often times it's even match i k forty seven s heavy machine guns and tank weapons perhaps the odd helicopter or fixed wing aircraft or two that makes them different. thank you very much for this interview different to have heard your inside or talking to. africa and better run up executive outcomes discussing his live with us soldier for hire on the future of privatized that's it for this edition of i will see you next time. for the wounds. and. you know world of big. law and conspiracy i

a huge colazal to him when it comes not only to commercial aerospace technology but also to military technology as well and of course playing donald trump flies around in air force one that's also a boeing jet as well there are big problems for boeing right now they've been involved in two fatal air crashes in the last five months resulting in three hundred and forty six deaths that's the crashes involving lie in air and ethiopian airways both of those planes that went down were the boeing seven three seven max and not well apart from the obvious tragedy that comes with it has tanked their share price donald trump says despite the problems that boeing has been going through he stands behind the company grounding was a big thing and it's a great company it's a truly great company and hopefully they'll figure it out very quickly it was a bigger it's a big decision or one of our largest actually orders. one of our you know truly one of the truly great companies of the world they have to figure it out for stay know that they're under great pressure but this just seems like it's donald trump doing b

decades is that the united states has continued to advance and develop sophisticated really -- military technologies where allies have lagged behind and these with us. yes, it's important for allies to keep meeting that goal. germany is probably unlikely to meet that goal, but if it did meet the goal, for example, it would be spending about as much as russia on defense to give you an idea of magnitude and there not sense of whether or they could spend that money wisely. nevertheless i think that angela merkel is committed to doing it in that direction. host: stephen flanagan is with us, he's with the rand corporation. let's listen to what angela merkel said in a recent interview. "i experienced a part of germany controlled by the soviet union and i am happy today that we are united in freedom as the federal republic of germany. we decide our own policies and make our own decisions, which is very good." the contention is that nato is dictating their military policies, not germany. host: that was just in -- guest: that was just an effort to suggest that it can't be a demand. the north atlantic treaty

a huge colazal to him when it comes not only to commercial aerospace technology but also to military technologyas well and of course the plane donald trump flies around in air force one that's also a boeing jet as well there are big problems for boeing right now they've been involved in two fatal air crashes in the last five months resulting in three hundred and forty six deaths that's the crashes involving lion air and ethiopian airways both of those planes that went down were the boeing seven three seven max and not well apart from the obvious tragedy that comes with it has tanked their share price donald trump though says despite the problems that boeing has been going through he stands behind the company grounding was a big thing and it's a great company it's a truly great company and hopefully they'll figure it out very quickly as it regards a big decision in one of our. are just extra orders. one of are you know truly one of the truly great companies of the world they have to figure it out first they know that they're under great pressure but this just seems like it's donald trump doing b

no what astonishes me is where military technology has gone over the last day cradle to grave and all the fact they're american so complain that in the continental united states and direct of their own to kill an enemy out there on the wall to push a button is amazing p.m.c. is different we do not have access to that level of so first sophisticated allman the best the p.m.c. can hope for is a working g.p.s. . perhaps through the radio or satellite company creations and perhaps a little bit better all moments than what the enemy knows but oftentimes it's an even match like a forty seven's heavy machine guns and weapons perhaps the odd helicopter or fixed wing aircraft or two that makes the difference. cause thank you very much for this interview different to have hired your inside or talking to classes had programs africa and veteran up executive outcomes discussing his life with a soldier for hire on the future of privatized war that's it for this edition of sophie and co i will see you next time. i've come to. especially brutal. because. so often do you see them out as. film but also

shut down until now and aside from finding out who we are there's obviously trillions spent or military technology you think we should be spending on so i'm going to protect and serve liberal i certainly do things because it rather they do is one of the things that frustrates and annoys me that we can create massive scientific endeavors we can raise enormous amounts of money to fund weapons of mass destruction so that we can invent ever more sophisticated ways to move to one another as a species but when it comes to protecting the earth from environmental threats when it comes to protecting the earth from for example a comet impact. we're not interested to tall and the thing is that we could that we could do that and the key point that i really need to make is that that original giant comet broke up into multiple fragments that caused the cataclysm twelve thousand eight hundred years ago huge bits of it are still in orbit in the torrid meteor stream which the earth passes through twice a year and this is regarded by responsible astronomers as the most grave collision hazard facing the earth at the

counting on the department of defense which does a lot of , classified spy satellites and other military technologythink, you know one of the , interesting things about space force that the president is trying to get integrated and get that through congress is that you can see a lot more launches in theory if that takes off. because that would potentially mean a lot more hardware that goes into space. and potentially more business for spacex. emily: spacex is working toward launching its first human into space. what is the timeline on that? justin: that is going to be later this year. i mean there are still some , fairly significant reviews that need to happen before nasa puts their astronauts on that. and that would be with the commercial crew program. the falcon heavy that is launching today is actually not rated for humans. we will not see any nasa work on that. and you know elon musk has said , that if in the future, a larger starship project is not meeting the deadline said he has -- deadlines that he has said we , -- he has set we could , potentially see them get falcon heavy rated for human

ago the city partnered with phantom auto that's a silicon valley company that uses israeli military technologyide a backup system for autonomous vehicles. reporter money long shows us how it works. >>cramento mayor darrell steinberg had no qualms about getting into a car driven by some 100 miles away. the city pave the way for a company called fan tomato to set up a test program in sacramento, there was another milestone in positioning itself, there's a transportation technology hub provides a real chance for us to create new industries here new job opportunities and it's all good in the past few months we've seen driverless shuttles begin testing of both the sec state campus and u c davis futuristic stuff but not perfect automated sensors and driverless vehicles have no way of dealing with emergency lane closures, construction detours, a parking lot a gas station or a 4 way stop for something goes wrong. you have a very big problem on your hands, the phantom system backs up autonomous vehicles by having a train remote driver take over the wheel in unscripted situations. using the array of cam

months ago the city partnered with phantom auto it's a silicon valley company that uses israeli military technology system for autonomy vehicles. it allows a trade remote driver to take over the wheel in case of any kind of unforeseen situation. the system uses an array of cameras and microphones. so that the person on the other end can actually listen to her talk to the passengers or the police to navigate around problem areas. the system is dependent on the reliability though cell phone towers along the route which fan tomato has mapped out. want to know the strength of each carrier and where it's the strongest around a certain route. >>but secondly we have to know in advance if there is any tree dead zones, you know, you looked a couple of times like why there's no hand on the steering wheel. it takes a moment of adjustment will. >>i think they did this 2 or 3 you would feel very normal. >>ok, but it's not just relying on a cell phone it's relying on some guy in a room in some other state looking at how many you can't monitor is one car. so he's not driving continuously for the cars, most racist

the city partnered with phantom auto that's a silicon valley company these that uses israeli military technology to provide a backup system for a thomas vehicles reporter lonnie wong shows us how it works. >>terminal mayor darryl steinberg had no qualms about getting into a car driven by some 100 miles away. the city pave the way for a company called fan tomato to set up a test program there was another milestone in positioning itself, there's a transportation technology hub provides a real chance for us to create new industries here new job opportunities and it's all good and the past few months we've seen driverless shuttles begin testing of both the sec state campus and u c davis futuristic stuff but not perfect automated sensors and driverless vehicles have no way of dealing with emergency lane closures, construction detours, a parking lot a gas station or a 4 way stop for something goes wrong. you have a very big problem on your hands, the phantom system backs up autonomous vehicles by having a train remote driver take over the wheel in unscripted situations. using the array of cameras and

i think what we've got here is a military technologies that have become the basis for how we organize our political lives. this is having various disruptive effects that have been well documented in terms of fake news and discussion about what russia might have done and so on. i think there is a certain sort of family resemblance with the spirit of warfare. the capacity and the speed at which these things move and the difficulty of basic questions about facts and so on it is a problem with the internet. i dig as a think it's a particular problem with the capitalization of these types of services it is possible of course that they were the platform cooperatives. and could you handle those in various ways. i don't go into all of that kind of stuff. any other questions. >> what you think are the most important people or forces that are working to bring people out of these. who are the people of forces that are bringing people out of this. do you have any ideas. that is just like one example. with the british politics has a lot of problems. one of the unexpected phenomena is that left lab

terrorism, transnational organized crime, gang violence and foreign adversaries targeting our military, technology, and economic institutions. just to name a few facets of your diverse mission. yet, while these threats are not new, the means by which criminal actors implement them are always changing. today, the f.b.i. is increasingly fighting crime by leveraging big data analytics and employing data exploitation measures. this morning, we look forward to hearing more about how the f.b.i. is working to stay ahead of various developments and -- in technology as criminal actors abuse new technology to advance their lawless operations. i appreciate your efforts to identify and close strategic gaps and the multiyear planning approach outlined in your budget as well as your efforts to leverage the reach, expertise, and resources of your numerous intelligence community and law enforcement partners in the midst of an ever-changing threat environment. finally as always, central to the f.b.i.'s success are the superb individuals that support the agency and its mission. we are all very deeply grateful for t

with combating terrorism, transnational organized crime and foreign adversaries targeting our military, technology and economic institutions to name a few. yet while these threads are not new, the means by which criminal actors implement them are always changing. today the fbi's increasingly fighting crime and leveraging big data analytics and employing data exploitation measures. hearing morerd to about how the f.b.i. is working to stay ahead of various developments in technology as criminal actors are views of new technology to advance their lawless operations. i appreciate your efforts to identify and close strategic gaps. as well as your efforts to leverage the reach, expertise and resources of the numerous intelligence community and law enforcement partners in the midst of an ever-changing threat environment. fbi'sy, central to the success are the individuals was the what the agency and its vision. we are grateful for the dedicated patriots, the f.b.i., who persist in their efforts to briefly respond to domestic and foreign threats facing the u.s. and have faithfully for the endeavor to prese

printing technology military beauticians at this funeral home in one show can create modern day death masks and full body molds of the deceased. the technique involves scanning images of body parts into a computer which is then printed and finally has to create the costs. down you create a male mold and then we model a more detailed female mold using gypsum plaster charwoman. by injecting silica gel into the female mold so we create the surface of the face. and then we work on the hair and makeup. associated with traditionally so-called death care workers use plasticine and pastor to repair and reshape disfigured facial features three d. printing technology trusting speeds up the process with a full restoration taking around a week for this funeral home in china there is beauty and death as there is in life . you're watching the news next up a conflict zone with the president of the international criminal court in the spotlight i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see of the. the fun. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful news

, as we no, is america's number one enemy intent on world domination and economically, military and technologicallyguard chinese telecom company which is basically an arm of the state and used by china to hack and spy product countries the 2018th national defense authorization act and the us government from using many products because of the obvious national security concerns. get who terminate hired as a lobbyist to fight back? this man. i promise you i'm not making this up it he was head of cyber security policy and president obama's national security council. according to filings under the lobbying disclosure act, he will lobby for 28 and security related issues arising under the national defense authorization act. it is so shocking i'm almost speechless and i have never really speeches and i always can get fired up about something and he announced to react in indiana, jim banks was been one of the leading figures in congress raising the alarm about the national security threat. congressman, thank you for joining us tonight. what is your reaction to this? >> d, it would be laughable if it were n

of military professionals, future work calls, data engineers, house security specialists, communication engineers and scientists, the list goes on and on and technology missions will happen in conjunction with many bread and butter of today's military. consequently future warfare will include data scientists and infantry officers, programmers and fighter pilots, graphic designers, web masters and special operations unit. technologists in this force will be located at research and lab centers in the united states embedded in combat units deployed and at home and reserve in guard units focused on depending the nation against asymmetric threats. necessary capability for what otherwise would be core combat. the answer is typical to no. first the u.s. has only begun to understand the technological skill sets it needs and unable to quantify and how it stacks up against civilian much less adversary talent. second in skill sets that we closely monitor we identify recruitment problems, for example, the large pilot deficit and all of the armed services are struggling recruit, train and retain cybersecurity professionals. and then outline of what i see as probl

find, mada president, that i'm going to work to push for 5g and next generation technologies for both our commercial and militaryspace. senator baldwin and i are introducing bipartisan legislation to badvance rural broadband and i have joined senators gardner and cortez musto on the access broadband act to make resources available to rural communities. technology is not only enabled by freedom, it enhances freedom. and make no mistake, our technology and power are being challenged by all of our adversaries and primary among this is communist china. they are a threat to our country because they steal our technology innovations and unfair trading practices. monetary policy. we should all be united in taking on the chinese. our tennesseans talk to me regularly about their concerns with some of the stuff that takes place by china. we got other enemies as well from madero in venezuela to Ãb in iran, to kim jong-un in north korea. we must stand together as americans if we are to advance the cause of freedom. tennesseans have been clear of what they want and what they expect from their u.s. senator. they want somebody

chinese leaders and military strategists recognize artificial intelligence as a strategic technology that could change the form of future warfare. to advance this agenda china is implementing a national strategy for military military-civil fur civil military decoration which is not only a more integrated approach to technological development, but as also provides talent, logistics and mobilization. indeed the chinese government has a framework for national defense mobilization that is far-reaching and comprehensive. from a national commission with authority on the subject down to local level commissions, and including economic political, information, transportation, and technological mobilization among other elements. china is preparing to leverage civilian infrastructure and commercial capabilities to support military missions. the legacy of mouse udon concept of peoples warfare lives on in china today. in any future conflict scenario the central military commission would mobilize a range of its air forces and military units. the pla apparent prioritization of mobilization at scale i

military. police unveil new technology in a bid to crack down on drivers using mobile phones at the wheel.ding the british charge at augusta, ian poulter is two shots off the lead, and it's all to play for. and coming up on the bbc news, leicester tigers prepare for a crunch match against newcastle falcons as both fight to avoid relegation from rugby union's premiership. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. sweden is considering whether to reopen an investigation into allegations of rape made against wikileaks founderjulian assange. he was arrested yesterday after ecuador revoked the asylum which had allowed him to live in its embassy in london for nearly seven years. the united states is attempting to extradite him on charges of conspiring to hack into a government computer, but labour says he should not be sent to the us because he exposed evidence of atrocities in iraq and afghanistan. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. julian assange has gone from self—imposed captivity at the ecuadorian embassy, which ended a bru ptly yesterday ecuadorian embassy, which

not envision such a comprehensive challenge across all these domains not just hard-core military or high technology but our universities and entertainment. so the nature of this competition will require us to be equally dynamic how we respond so i will be claim that sentence to say we will probably need that reform. >>. >> when it comes to investments and it is complicated it is really at the membership level but again the framework that has just been adopted one of the things that is growing out of this with that competitive advantage that we find ourselves in that provides a number of the instruments in terms of what they know what they don't know and in some areas with the security council's up to the member state and then the fact there is an organization that clearly helps. >> my question is for either of european experts we expect more to sign up and how does the eu feel about that? >> [laughter] we have no position we are happy to engage with china when it comes to conductivity but we have to make sure it is based only on the interest of one party so therefore we need to engage in that not a