if sprint and t-mobile, and by the way t-mobile became t- mobile after the justice department locked the merger of at&t and t-mobile, that's when they became the carrier and wisely hired this man to my right. they are mavericks that not only compete with at&t and verizon but they compete with each other. as we've seen not only in europe, and i don't know why europe is different, i would think that if you are shrinking from 4 to 3 europe it's going to be worse in the united states. there's no rule that says that everybody has to be the same size. in fact, 3 is an invitation to collude rather than compete. >> the time is expire but we are going to get back to you. i want to go to the great state of colorado for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair. i want to talk a little bit about mobile virtual network operators. correct me if i'm wrong but my understanding is that sprint is one of the largest providers of roaming contracts in rural america. is that a fair characterization? >> we provide to both mobile-- in rural america. they are customers. >> i represented district that's both urba

sprint and t-mobile, and by the way, t-mobile became t-mobile after the justice blocked the merger of at&t and t-mobile, that's when they became the uncarrier and wisely hired this man to my right. they're mavericks. they not only compete with at&t and verizon, they compete with each other. as we've seen, not only in europe, and i don't know why europe is different, it's actually smaller, so i would think if you're shrinking from four to three in europe and it's bad, and you have double digit price raises, it's going to be worse in the united states. so there's no rule that says that everybody's got to be the same size. and in fact, three is an invitation to collude rather than compete. >> can i make one final comment since the word "collude" was used? >> the time has expired but we're going to get back to you. i want to go to mr. neguse from the great state of colorado for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. mr. claure, i want to talk a little bit about mobile virtual network operators. correct me if i'm wrong, my understanding is sprint is one of the largest providers of roaming

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asia the average mobile phone shop rate is ten percent lower for women than it is for men but this mobile gender gap varies from region to region sub-saharan africa has one of the widest gaps with around fifteen percent less women oh. anyhow mobile phone means they are also less likely to have access to the internet which is an important economic factor markets across the world could generate an extra one hundred forty billion euros in revenue over the next five years alone if every woman were to own a mobile phone now let's cross over to nairobi and bring in joinery in a barrel joy why do countries in sub-saharan africa have the lowest levels of female ownership mobile ownership and mobile internet use is just a poverty issue not sure really any. issues but the other issues well well harmony or of what ability is one of them in terms of cost considering that you know predominantly african setting the financial head who happens to be the man and so sometimes the women do not find it relevant but they don't even own a device but there's also the issue of you know safety and security where

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pc, mobile, converging right now.eing ablee pc games to plate on the mobile, consul games played on the pc. rishaad: i've always wondered why you were never able to do that. it is the right now processing power and interfaces, peripherals and things like that. at razer, yvonne: how is this going to fit into your overall gaining strategy? min-liang: we are working closely with tencent with respect of three areas. the hardware partnership where we are working to optimize their mobile games onto mobile controllers and so forth, there is the software side. cortex which is doing very well, and of course, services. areas of monetization. mobile gaming is one of the verticals we want to take advantage of. mobileone of the biggest game partners as well to do this and it is really trending along the growth and building on the ecosystem. rishaad: that is all lovely, but it didn't help your numbers, did they? wider thanet loss expected but on a serious note, when do you turn that around? min-liang: for us, it is all about scalin

t-mobile and major league baseball have a very strong relationship, and i know that t-mobile is looking up the meeting, and she needs to land the account. if she can do it, then maybe she can save t-mobile. and if she can't, then the business is probably going to close. ♪ this company essentially started a few months ago, and all of a sudden, we're now in new york city, heading to the commissioner's office of major league baseball. and i'm fairly confident that if we can secure this license, t-mobile will allow these cases and accessories to be sold in all of their stores. but making the meeting and securing the license, well, that's a whole different ball game. are you getting more comfortable leading? charlotte: yeah. i think just getting that, like, out in the open, clearing the air was really good for me and for our communication, and, yeah, i've been just, like, pulling the trigger on decisions a little bit more than i was before. skyler: i'm getting good communication with charlotte, and we're kind of figuring out what we need to do. lemonis: this probably is the biggest meeting y

vary from continent to continent we ask how is africa facing the challenges of the mobile age. i'm stephen beardsley in brylin thanks for joining us the next generation mobile standard in germany hits the auction block today telecoms companies will bid for radio frequencies to operate ultra fast five g. mobile networks a technology needed for autonomous driving or the so-called internet of things now so far the bidders are deutsche telekom british vodafone and spanish telefonica as well as german newcomer one and one in other parts of the world five g. has already taken off forecaster for one hundred one hundred twenty million subscriptions in the asia pacific region by two thousand and twenty one that's followed by north america by forty eight million with europe than in third place twenty two million subscriptions by twenty twenty one and then bring up the rear latin america with three million and africa with two million subscriptions and let's go now to our business correspondent paul christian brit's who's standing by in mines germany where the auction is set to take place

i walk into t-mobile stores. i always want to see what the competitors is doing -- the competitor is doing, so do i want fox, occasionally. mr. rubenstein: there are four cellular companies in the u.s.? mr. stephenson: four national ones. mr. rubenstein: you are the largest? mr. stephenson: your second behind verizon. mr. rubenstein: and then there is t-mobile and sprint? mr. stephenson: correct. mr. rubenstein: you tried to buy t-mobile at one point, but were told no? mr. stephenson: why would you bring that up? [laughter] mr. rubenstein: because i wanted to ask you, now sprint is trying to buy t-mobile. it, whyould not buy should they be able to buy it? are you opposed to them buying it? mr. stephenson: i have to because just because it i say no, that would be a death nail. but look, we tried to buy t-mobile, we made an argument and i thought it was a compelling argument and one that could of won in court, but we cannot get into the court. it would be disingenuous for me to say we should have by a but t-mobile

that will lose market share if t-mobile grabs sprint and grows in size so much.ill use this against them. you said this is -- this is a sign of the way business is done in washington now. the president has created this private channel, while you're lobbying him publicly, you can also pay him privately. if we haven't gotten ahold of these vip arrivals lists, i don't think anybody would have known how much they were paying him privately. you see how these created this second channel for influence and people seem to be using it. >> "washington post" reporter david farenthold. thank you for your work tonight. >> thank you. >> all right. lots more ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ ♪ i can really move ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ i'm in the groove ♪ now do you love me? ♪ do you love me now that i can dance? ♪ applebee's 3 course meal. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm f

if you make something mobile, utility explodes. the guy in the black turtleneck shows up with a description, an explanation of a product -- he did not have a product. he had an explanation. think about a phone that doesn't have a keypad. it's just a screen. and it has icons and you push these icons and stock quotes, the weather, you get that. the minute we saw that, that's the mobile internet. that's something we have to be a part of. that's what we are building the future for. david: so you said to steve, let's be partners? or how did you do that? mr. stephenson: let's pursue it. it was a very intense negotiation of business terms. steve, obviously, had a lot of confidence. and to do a deal -- we did the first exclusive deal with the iphone. we launched the first one, and it allowed us to fundamentally change our business model. of money, andot we took a lot of dilution when we did this deal. we said we believe so strongly not only in the vision but in that guy, steve jobs. we said let's make this bet. david: how do you build out

frank: the new zynga is a mobile first company. ing to drivenu forever franchises on mobile.wasn't zynga always a mobile first company? frank: it was on web. it made its name on the facebook platform. when the transition of the market from facebook to mobile happened, zynga got out of position. when our team came in three years ago, our job was the transition the company fully over to mobile. get farmville and "words with friends" to be working on mobile in a more effective way, and that is what we accomplished. emily: is it still about creating these hits and creating another one, or is success something different? frank: games is a perfect conflict of technology and entertainment. it is a hit-driven business, but what is cool about mobile, people play mobile games for very long periods of time. zynga poker is 10 years old. "words with friends" is a years old. because we have a free to play model, it is important to bring them into the game and give them enough to do so they stay in the game as long as possible. it is a live operations kind of mentality. it is very fast and

it is a hit driven business, but what is cool about mobile, people play mobile games for long periodss beenh friends around for years. because we have a free to play model, it is important to bring them into the game and give them enough so they stay in the game as long as possible. it is alive operation mentality. it is very fast and it is focused on daily reports. emily: you work at ea for two decades. you've got google now trying to enter the gaming industry. thes already being called netflix of gaming which might be overly optimistic, but what do you think of google's efforts? frank: i think gaming is a fantastic category to be in because it is counseling innovating. google is innovating at multiple levels. i have questions. i think what is good for consumers, it is bringing streaming as a distribution innovation available to anyone. as a content maker, that is a great thing. constant innovation and it should be should go hand-in-hand. to be able to reach multiple screens is great. i think with your doing by removing a lot of the price up front with hardware, it opens up other ban

so there is very little time to mobilize. in some states like georgia they actually refused to allow women to register. there is a patchwork of registration but only probably one in three women who is eligible votes in 1920. so the press asks carry cat, you fought so hard what happened? >> she says, voting is a learned behavior and women have not learned to vote yet. that will come. it's true that in many of the communities it was legal to vote but your family might not approve of it, your husband, your pastor, your ladies club, there was a lot of social resistance to the idea of women exercising equal rights. but it takes another 40 years until women's participation begins to equal men's in the 1960s and it's not till the 1980s that the percentage begins to overtake men. it takes a long time and i think you can say that maybe we did not live up to it for a long time. the other part of that equation is the suffragist were both missing and threatening a woman's boat. a woman's block of votes. they could go to congressman and s

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we head on our annual pilgrimage to the world's biggest mobile event — mobile world congress in barcelonathe stands are filled with an array of gleaming rectangles. but, on the whole, they look quite similar — on first glance at least. well, there are plenty of great phones here, but mine does a lot already, so would i really want to upgrade just for a slightly bigger screen and a slightly better camera? well, probably not. and it seems that plenty of other people are in agreement with me. two of the biggest brands, both apple and samsung, have seen sales slow down. but where there has been innovation, like 56 or foldable screens, the prices are eye—watering. huawei showed off its mate 10, which has an eight inch amoled display. when we saw the device fold it was a wow moment. the screen is thinner than rival samsung's, as the company proudly pointed out, most of the components live to the side. with no release date yet, it did feel very much like a concept phone, though. we were told to keep our mitts off, but on a brief moment of holding it did feel a little weighty. but if you're lovin

is pushing european allies to ban huawei from next generation mobile networks in the coming years. john biggs is a reporter for tech crunch an online publication focusing on the tech industry he says it's important for the company to correct its mistakes for the future of mobile networks the key here is this this hardware and software that they're going to be providing is going to be the backbone of the future five g. mobile networks so it's vitally important that there aren't any holes here what it sounds like is that they've discovered some mistakes in the code. when it's a when it's a game or it's microsoft word a mistake is ok but if we're talking about a global network of mobile phones connecting to the central switches that's not ok the concern there is that if you have these switches and they're really fair they're giant machines the things that we don't even expect to see anymore but these massive switches are fairly complicated because they have to route all our calls. in the past the you had nokia you had siemens you had a number of companies doing this and now it looks l

david farenthold found t-mobile executives booked dozens of nights at the trump hotel.e fair, maybe t-mobile executives have always just loved trump hotels and coming to washington to push the deal. they always love that place. nothing to do with curry favor or bribe somebody to get the merger approved, right? david farenthold pushed the touch of this story. quote, t-mobile acknowledges, and sharply announcement and question from the democratic lawmakers and the government approval. and had in august of 2017. t-mobile 195 and that is 195,000. and the united states will be allowed to go with the deal. and this will be called bribery in the fable version of this story that will be some day used to teach corruption of the government in american history. some day this will be variation of the bribery but today it breaking news. joining us is david foreiarenth >> good to be here. >> i get self-conscious when i do that but i feel like this is one of the most direct simple news arks that we've had about how this is working here. did i misanythis anything imporr fudge complicat

mobile networks without hardware from chinese tech giant huawei and you're of marks equal pay date but figures show equality is still a long way off we asked why. i'm chris thanks for joining us germany's two largest lenders are officially in merger talks a tie up between bank and commerce bank would have a market cap of twenty five billion euros with nearly two trillion dollars in assets the german government is strongly in favor of the deal but many have their doubts after all due to struggling banks really make one success successful one. deutsche bank chief christians even and comments bank head mountains have the green light from the german government to begin talks on joining forces to create a german mega bank which can compete with global investment linden's before a merger between the two banks can go ahead the state has to give up its fifteen percent stake in comet's bank but germany's economy minister stressed the government would stand back from merger talks. it's private banks they take their decisions and. yes that pairing for decisions and the timing for supplying the si

mobile networks now five g. is the technology that for example would make autonomous driving possible on a very wide scale the better so far are telecom britain's vodafone spain's telefonica and a german network. they currently don't have their own network there are a new comer now in other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in asia pacific region for example they are forecast to be about one hundred twenty million subscriptions that by twenty twenty one now work supplier ericsson expects north america to be quite. a bit support behind it forty eight million subscriptions by then followed by europe with twenty two million latin america just three million and the middle east and africa at about two million subscriptions let's find out more now to do that we're joined by stephen beardsley from d.w. business good morning to you stephen this is a key technology isn't it five g. is set to dominate the future of communications absolutely and sometimes it's hard to parse high from the reality here as you

step by step the new mobile phone standard will replace the current l.t.e. technology and data transmission speeds one hundred fold that will make operations such as this possible via video link with live images and medical data transmitted through the ultra fast five g. network. chinas who our way will build the technology that makes the network possible allowing the company to deliver the technology to germany as controversial wow as connections to the government in beijing have fueled fears that the chinese could use five g. tech for espionage chancellor angela merkel says stringent telecommunications laws will be drafted to prevent that. and the devastation caused by cyclonic day after it tore through zimbabwe malawi and mozambique five days ago is becoming clearer in mozambique alone nearly one hundred people have been confirmed dead the government fears the death toll will rise to more than a thousand according to the red cross today damaged or destroyed ninety percent of buildings in mozambique sports eighty but many of the devastated and severely flo

we head on our annual pilgrimage to the world's biggest mobile event — mobile world congress in barcelonad with an array of gleaming rectangles. but, on the whole, they look quite similar — on first glance at least. well, there are plenty of great phones here, but mine does a lot already, so would i really want to upgrade just for a slightly bigger screen and a slightly better camera? well, probably not. and it seems that plenty of other people are in agreement with me. two of the biggest brands, both apple and samsung, have seen sales slow down. but where there has been innovation, like 56 or foldable screens, the prices are eye—watering. huawei showed off its mate 10, which has an eight inch amoled display. when we saw the device fold it was a wow moment. the screen is thinner than rival samsung's, as the company proudly pointed out, most of the components live to the side. with no release date yet, it did feel very much like a concept phone, though. we were told to keep our mitts off, but on a brief moment of holding it did feel a little weighty. but if you're loving the idea of gettin

by mobility, we mean safety and accessibility. this slide shows why the need to improve safety and accessibility on market street is so important. the collision rate within the project area is over 20 times the state average for similar corridors. the corridor also includes three of the top five intersections for cyclists-involved injuries at octavia, gough and 5th street. and two of the top five intersections for pedestrian-involved injury collisions at 5th and 7th street. there is a high concentration of vulnerable people, including people with disabilities, children and seniors who live and work along the corridor. mid market is a high consumer area for people with disabilities and some of the fatalities in the last slide include -- have included wheelchair users. we also know that as public works, we're stewards of the public right-of-way and responsible for the safety of our residents and visitors. we know that improving accessibility improves safety for everyone. some of the tools that we're using along market street, or tha

the masses now the chinese masses are being mobilized online to come to the defense of a mobile phone company only the bulk of the social media chatter on this has been mockery since while way has consistently tried to distance itself from the chinese state will leave you now with a snippet of huawei the beautiful and we'll see you next time you're at the list. jewing sierra leone civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist's camera but this is a name to be will disagree in the peacekeeping force to last the problem completely eighteen his own using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians of peace kill is on our just zero. rewind continues to care bring your people back to life. with updates on the best about just serious documentaries the struggle continues from baghdad to now of course these districts revisiting. anatomy of an american city i have close friends who were lost to the streets i can literally see the future of baltimore to the ey

complicating the move to next generation mobile standards is pressure from the u.s. not to use while away hardware china's foreign minister y. e meeting in brussels with counterparts called security warnings groundless and politically motivated and suggested they were designed to discredit huawei. build up to now wireless network operators in the e.u. could decide themselves whose technology they. put in some countries in the block the debate is growing about how to restrict the use of equipment from non european companies that could pose a risk to critical infrastructure and that could affect huawei. now for more on this i'm joined in studio by businesses clifford couldn't clifford in light of this austin auction that's happening today can we even say that the german government is really unified in their position on huawei i don't think we can because we have two issues here basically we have a political issue and then we have a security issue and they're kind of at loggerheads at the moment on the one hand trade is massive with china it's one hundred thirty billion

the masses now the chinese masses are being mobilized online to come to the defense of a mobile phone company only the bulk of the social media chatter on this has been mockery since while way has consistently tried to distance itself from the chinese state will leave you now with a snippet of wall way the beautiful and we'll see you next time you're at the list . a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power to account. how does this radical transformation occur. i mean if i mean if you were shedding light on the romanians pressing for change and the unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain people on al-jazeera. and hundred forty. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unab

where mobile data transmission is usually fast and affordable compared to the average income in asia you have to reach much deeper into your pockets paying over one and a half percent of your monthly average wage for a gigabyte of data volume. in latin america football mad latin america that is it's cheaper to buy a ticket will the stadium rather than watching a game online in africa watching a football match on a smartphone is an absolute luxury the mobile data costs you almost nine percent of the average monthly income so where does this leave african companies and their online business opportunities it is a challenge. to take these open kitchen in johannesburg is something special those who easier are constantly surprised there's a different cook in the kitchen every day always offering a new creation the emphasis is on healthy food. eric van both came up with the idea three years ago he sees a growing cut from a base for healthy food. he'd like to be able to deliver too but to do that he'd need high speed internet and cheap mobile data. so you have the internet and you have why y

mobile networks five g. is the technology for example that would make autonomy striving possible on a wide scale while the biggest so far are deutsche telekom britain's vodafone spain's telefonica and a german company. it's a newcomer to the market doesn't have any network of its own now. other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in the asia pacific region for example there are forecast to be about one hundred twenty million five hundred subscribers and about two years time by twenty twenty one network supplier ericsson expects north america to be following to be trailing in second place with forty eight million and that's followed by europe with twenty two million and latin america with three million the mena region the middle east and africa with about two million subscribers expected by twenty twenty one we're joined now by stephen beard he's been following this very closely today from d.w. business hi there stephen o'bryan d.w. set to be a technology that will be dominating the future of com

step by step the new mobile phones down to replace the current l.t.e. technology and transmit data one hundred times faster than the tech is good for technology such as video conferencing live images and medical data can be transmitted through the ultra fast five g. network. technology for the network is built by china's while away there is a route whether this company should be permitted to provide the technology to germany critics fear that the chinese could use it for spying also huawei remains very faithful to the government in beijing. once the auction ends in a couple of weeks then the battle for investment begins. stephen beardsley from our business team is here with us to help put all this in perspective so even if it's really important this auction that's taking place for the five g. frequencies what the bidders are they when it comes to huawei are they going to be allowed to to rely on the way technology when they hand in their beds yes that's the way to peers right now and because the bid stipulations weren't drawn up so that they prohibit. i

step by step the new mobile phone standard will replace the current l.t.e. technology and data transmission speeds one hundred fold that will make operations such as this possible via video link with live images and medical data transmitted through the ultra fast five g. network. china's who our way will build the technology that makes the network possible allowing the company to deliver the technology to germany as controversial wow is connections to the government in beijing have fueled fears that the chinese could use five g. tech for espionage chancellor angela merkel says stringent telecommunications laws will be drafted to prevent that. from christoph from d.w. business welcome christophe. chua way of very role is controversial will telecoms companies be allowed to use that infrastructure yes telecom companies will be allowed to use hallway hardware the government today again said that they would not exclude a particular company and its particular hardware from this five g. process the german chancellor in aerated that today still there is skepticism o

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you can also find us on this doesweek.com and our mobile app --businessweek.com and our mobile app.'t call the new worker program a policy change. >> the country is reluctantly coming to terms with the idea that it needs foreigners to combat this demographic problem. the workforce is going to shrink by a quarter over the next 25 years. and already, there is a lot of jobs where they forecast about 500,000 caregivers to take care of mostly the elderly in the next 25 years. who will do this work? >> it is a temporary program. >> this is a new kind of the sarah. so they think they come in on these five-year residency permits. there is very vague language attached to the idea that they may be able to apply to be a permanent resident which is unlike the trainee program. but we know from the experience of germany that had a guest worker program that began in the 1950's, mostly taking people from the former yugoslavia and turkey that people did put down roots in germany and germany has a sizable turkish population. so we anticipate that the country -- japan is kind of not actually understan

let's get you a look at storm ranger mobile doppler radar right now. have it set up to send out 600 pulses per second, giving us a good reading here, the lower atmosphere. right now light to moderate rainfall offshore. so what about the timing of this? we'll spend a lot of time in this forecast to get you ready for the weekend. you can see 5:30 a.m., it's not that bad. we have scattered rainfall moving on in. once we hit 8:00 in the morning, that's when the cold front we just pointed out is going to start to hit near the coastline. that's where that rainfall's going to be a lot more uniform. we'll see heavier downpours start up across marin, napa, sonoma counties. by 10:30 a.m. it moves over the peninsula, starts to approach contra costa county. in the afternoon around 2:00, it will get to you down there in san jose, also morgan hill and gilroy. the new change i want to make sure you're aware of is the center of the storm system is going to sit out in the pacific and basically spin up some moisture as we head all the way through sunday. so i don't want

t-mobile's the bigger one. but it's -- you could tell the synergies of the deal is that they are both -- it's almost an equal thing. liz: both are heading back to annual highs. >> what i'm saying, both are -- liz: wait a minute. i'm sorry. yeah. it's heading closer. >> anyway, wall street is saying there are synergies in the deal so even the acquired company should go up. i'm not saying he's going to approve it. i want to be real clear. just saying that argument is starting to get some traction. that's the argument to approve it because of 5g. liz: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. we have 27 minutes before the closing bell rings. we are coming right back. treating advanced lung cancer. treatments like keytruda with chemotherapy really break through barriers that we had not too many years ago. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patien

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