taylor: that was infosys chairman nandan nilekani at the bloomberg new economy forum.he new economy forum is organized by a division of bloomberg lp. the parent company of bloomberg news. now, china used to be a technology laggard, but now it is a pioneer. carlyle group cofounder david rubenstein spoke with a number of tech executives about china's entrepreneurial strength at the bloomberg new economy forum. david: so, if i wanted to invest in artificial intelligence companies, should i go to china, united states, israel? yes. david: all those places? >> yes. we released a study a couple weeks ago about where ai was on the global scene and there are a number of countries leading. there is no question that the u.s. is the farthest advanced. china has a national priority to make leading -- co-leading in ai a huge priority. they are producing many more articles, patents and so forth. david: do you think women have as good a chance to rise up in technology companies as men in china? >> sure. absolutely. david: and therefore you go out of your way to hire woman -- women or

hello entertainer nandan the top stories are now jazeera the u.s. says israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a not illegal in the last half hour sector a state might pump a announce that washington is softening its position on the issue israel's prime minister has welcomed the move saying it right historical wrong or peo says he will leave the status of the west bank to the israelis and palestinians to negotiate calling the establishing of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked it hasn't invents the cause of peace the hard truth is there will never be a judicial resolution to the conflict in arguments about who is right or wrong as a matter of international law will not bring peace this is a complex political problem that can only be solved by negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians. yemen's hoofy rebels say they have seized 3 vessels in the red sea including a saudi ship saudi arabia adel you accuse them of hijacking a ship towing a south korean drilling rig who thier fishel has told out is the

nandan: that is up in the air. our telecom industry is facing changes.y are faced with high taxes, so they are dealing with more short-term issues and i think we still have not had the 5g license options yet. is some time india away. there is a whole issue of one of the applications. i personally feel that the u.s. is going to be a great place for 5g and there is a historical reason for that. was with the justice department years back, they had -- they had the long-distance company and seven so-called baby bells. each had a physical footprint. time, they all combined into two companies. of those olderlf baby bells and at&t the others. what happened is that each of these companies now has a physical footprint of fiber and they could not enter into the markets of the other because it is quite expensive to lay fiber, but what 5g is his use fixed wireless. it allows to go to the home and get wireless with the same fiber capability. now, you see each of them challenging the other in their territories. verizon is leading in eight cities in the u.s. fixed wirel

the roast restaurant is located at nandan foreign markets this goal may venue gets into the festive mood in late november and turkey's speech on the menu. hi i'm up to ship on the ship but right from london bar i'm off in style we're going to we're going to my typical christmas stocking and the type of christmas pudding. that bishop concentrates on the turkey breast. the biggest problem people would talk is that they're very vile very beguiling moves on the difference between cooking the breast and the like leg tends the press tends to go dry out for the leg is cooked so we remove the legs with minister that we're going to put them inside. there for them when we roll it on the rocks the. bacon plays an important role when people having roast turkey. if i can look at about the turkey and the bike and it's a good gives a little bit of that little bit of moisture. that perhaps out of the type in a circle but taza golf. with all its trial we want to keep. tossing most of the roses this talk you wrapped and put to one side for a while before going into the oven for 2 hours it's a lot of work

preserve civil disobedience in these kinds of actions. 15th of april 2019 and it's the morning of the nandan shutdown the organizers are expecting thousands of protesters they plan to block london to main streets and bridges for 2 weeks bringing the city to a grinding halt what i'm eating claire as she prepares for what could be the biggest demonstration in x. hours history. thank. a feeling hopeful i'm feeling hopeful that we're going to have more input and more people are going to understand the message and the seriousness of it the reason why we have to do this is because it is this band we do feel this afraid of don't know what else to. extinction rebellions target is the government but the people who will be hit hardest today are the everyday commuters as they try to get to work. there's potential then that all of this could be disrupted and people might not be able to get to where they're going is objections at a high price and how is that just i read a story that we don't really want to do this but we also don't want to pass on. a livable planet to the next generation. we're either to

hello entertainer nandan the top stories are now jazeera the u.s. says israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a not illegal in the last half hour sector state might pump a announce that washington is softening its position on the issue israel's prime minister has welcomed the move saying it right historical wrong or peo says he will leave the status of the west bank to the israelis and palestinians to negotiate calling the establishing of civilian settlements inconsistent with international law hasn't worked it hasn't invents the cause of peace the hard truth is there will never be a judicial resolution to the conflict in our go.

and on our entire nandan the top stories on our jazeera at least 29 people are reported to have been killed in the iraqi city of nasiriyah after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters earlier the army dispatched commanders to provincial areas with instructions to restore order but also hearing of 9 people killed and 800 injured in the city of najaf by protest to set fire to the iranian consulate on wednesday moment i'm jim reports from baghdad. in iraq a dramatic escalation hundreds of anti-government protesters storming the compound of the iranian consulate late tuesday in the southern city of najaf setting parts of the diplomatic mission on fire replacing an iranian flag with. instead of how to go when the consulate was set on file all the right police in their job and the security forces started firing and as if we were burning iraq as a whole the right police fired tear gas canisters intensively on the security forces rangers heavily with live bullets. protesters say iran is exerting too much power in iraq and they want their iraqi government to take action to

and our entire nandan with the top stories around is there a curfew has been imposed in the iraqi city of najaf after anti-government protesters stormed the iranian consulate and set fire to the building it's believed staff at the consulate were evacuated before the incident when john groom has more from baghdad and more on what will be told by i wouldn't. choose her brown that is the iranian consulate there in 'd niger and that they've been there i did see the building itself or. that surround the building still awaiting more details of the product. but it is clearly a significant escalation measure and he's 19 people have been killed in a brutal rebel attack in the volatile eastern democratic republic of congo this amid growing anger at u.n. peacekeepers for failing to protect civilians the united nations is now saying one of its peacekeepers shot and killed one of the protesters who died in the last few days they say new evidence has emerged and an investigation is underway. decided coalition says it will start easing restrictions on yemeni airspace so that people who need medical t

hello norm taylor nandan the top stories are now on jazeera a car bomb has exploded in a market in thenorthern syrian town of tell of bad killing at least 13 people and injuring 20 more turkey has blamed it on a kurdish y.p. jimmy the town was captured from the kurds last month by turkish backed fighters it comes as turkey and russia conducting joint patrols in the area to maintain a so-called safe zone without kurdish fighters question of a bar reports from chattanooga close to the turkey syria border. hardly a day goes by without strikes or glasses on the ground the province in northern syria is patrolled by rebel forces opposed to president bush out of. the main group operating in the area is he at the head of the well h.t.s. . it's opposes talks with the government and its fighters are deployed south near ponce hold where government troops are on the offensive a few days ago president bashar al assad made a surprise visit to newly capture territory south of the. reinforcements are pouring into the area and for the 3 and a half 1000000 people living there the buildup is a sign that

are nandan the top stories from europe including police shoot dead a suspected knife attacker on london bridge several people were injured in what detectives are treating as a terrorist incident. and in the murder investigation that sent shock waves through motors government the prime minister could be next to resign. india's economy slows time as new figures are released we'll look at the impacts on the most vulnerable. install premier league team arsenal how far their manager owner emery the spaniard lives with the team enduring their worst run of results. we will look ahead to who could replace him. or we begin this news hour in iraq where weeks of deadly and see government protests may be a bites to force major political change prime minister. has announced he intends to resign. charge last year says he will submit his resignation letter to parliament soon protesters who've been calling for political. change in iraq or out on the streets in the capitalize news emerged on friday afternoon of course more than 400 people have died in 2 months of ansi government protests well the math i

or injured or nandan with the top stories from europe including a surprise ban on fracking in the united kingdom is welcomed by environmentalists but dismissed by the opposition as a stunt ahead of next month's election. out in sports south africa beats england so when the rugby world cup becoming the 1st point captain to lift the trophy in this country climate science and. now a car bomb has exploded as a market and the syrian town of terror not far from the border at least 13 people have been killed more than 20 injured as one of 2 major towns that have been the initial focus of turkey's cross border operation to capture territory from kurdish why p.g. fighters and regards as terrorists. that's near the tekkie syrian border. the car was packed with explosives and placed in a crowded market in the other this explains the growing number of casualties the turkish military blamed the white p.g. for the blast and the white p.g. by the same time hit back saying that turkey is to blame for failing along with this. in the region the center of the syrian national army for providing security to

hello i'm maryam namazie nandan with a quick look at the headlines now president on trump is called a gracious witch hunt in u.s. history of representatives has voted to formalize the next stage of the pitchman process into the president the inquiry is focused on allegations strong pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden heidi jocasta reports now from washington. historic words from the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives we gather here on that opening day with their families gathered around. to proudly raise our hand to protect and defend the constitution of the united states as congress took the 1st vote in the impeachment inquiry of president donald trump the measure which authorizes the inquiry to enter a public phase passed 232 to 1962 democrats joined a unanimous republican caucus in voting no those in favor they say. those opposed say no. democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box that's not my words that's the words of my colleagues from the other side of the aisle that has offe