they don't have funds to build out a network and don't have authority to regulate and manage the network. so when they were talking about mandating this specific vehicle technology that would have required a brand-new nationwide network, they basically said we'll figure this out later. and this -- you'll see this is sort of a theme that nitsa thought it could figure this out later rather than actually presenting an actual proposal to the public to comment on. big one here and this is likely would have resulted in litigation if nit sa decided to submit forward but they left a large glaring bracketed hole where the regulatory text discussing the secure systems. obviously we were going to encrypt the basic safety messages transmitted between the cars and also you would have to have a way to replenish security certificates over time. they said we'll figure this out sometime between now and the final rule but we're not going to give you anything to evaluate. so lawyers can't look at this and most importantly engineers couldn't look at this to see what may be going wrong with their approach to

network. in barcelona it's launched a five g. virtual reality game. for technology transfers gigantic data volumes from the player's vests where the response time from only ten milliseconds. be the five g. is a more much a faster than four g. twenty times twenty times or more and we've reduced the lights in c. are a result case just take this step but not as you called to be at work for you don't have to wear dark heavy equipment and i say it's a totally why less mobile data networks are the hot topic in barcelona this year the number of networked gadgets is expected to grow rapidly from twenty twenty on along with the attendant risks i think five g. represents an opportunity it's going to signal the entrance of mochi all devices that are literally going to revolutionize the way that we live the way that we every component of our lives is going to be impacted but i think what that also represents is potential risk as well because you know things like driverless cars i mean a remote healthcare and so forth security and privacy are going to be literally

we are talking about funding broadband networks. finding a way to make sure broadband gets to people in rural areas and low income consumers and schools and libraries. the one service that is not contributing is broadband. there's an equity issue there that consumers are left paying for this are those who are not making use of broadband. there's a fundamental disconnect. sustainability is critical to these programs. especially long-term investments like we talked here. if you don't have a sustainable universal funding, we will have a problem. we are talking potentially providing more support for broadband yet right now it operates all levels that were cited in 2011 because it happens to be what 2010 distributions were. we do need to approach this fundamentally as an equity issue. hopefully find a way to make them more sustainable.>> thank you to all of you.>> thank you. it is a great question. in addition to being the mayor and working on lc issues, i serve on the fcc enter government advisory committee for eight years. by committee

that will go back through the networks.it's two different things. >> on safety how much spectrum is needed? >> what the department of transportation have in their notice of rulemaking and this is been true from the beginning, the requirements of all physical the vehicle signaling must be on a dedicated single channel of 1t 75 megahertz and they require all vehicle real-time safety signaling p.m. 10 megahertz. they also want to set aside a second channel for first responder because it could be at higher power level and in europe they decided we think safety requires 20 megahertz but were going to have a third channel so up to 30 is a contingency. it might be useful having cars communicate with stoplights and things like that. even though it's not time critical it could be on this third channel. europe is still going with up to 30 megahertz. that's why one of the proposals when i look like it would be mandated a leading proposal the segment subband to say let's give safety and some exclusive mega 30 megahertz and at the top s

as well as working with her is no network. the key is i want to double down on this message the pc five interface that allows that direct medication between vehicles were between vehicles which is not present and curlin wireless network but will be available within a network that is involved to cb x and eventually 5g and so we have many issues to talk about today and i just put some of them here but this is not a copy of the list so the outlook for the mandate the two technologies wireless spectrum allocation, impatience, business model, cost, consumer acceptance and these are the issues will be discussing today. that is my table setting contribution. michael. [applause] >> great background. we invite the panel to come up and will take over. >> thank you all for joining the conversation and i will briefly introduce each person and let them give their own introduction of what they're working on and where they are on this topic. we've got michael, director of the wireless future project here at new america's oci and we have gone

it can operate without network assistance. i can't tell you how many senior industry engineer executives with far more advanced degrees than i'll ever see in my life telling me, well, the carriers will never allow direct communications without access to the network. you're going to have to communicate with the network and there's going to be too much for this to be a safety relevant application. that's simply not true and i don't know why the confusion persists but i wanted to make sure that we're all on the same page. they're using the same spectrum. the lower left is saying there's no path forward. so what are we seeing? what does it mean to the average consumer? hopefully that we're going to save lives because vehicles will be able to communicate with each other. the problem you can probably surmise is that if no other car has it the only car the cts can avoid colliding with is another model year 2018 cadillac cts. that's a problem. and volkswagen is going to have the same problem. a volkswagen so equipped model year 2018 o

you live from berlin germany says hackers have infiltrated some of the government's most sensitive networks and media reports say investigators still don't know the extent of the breach brochure going tacklers are believed to have launched the cyber attack on a group that has apparently hit political targets the four killed from a cyber security expert also coming up president got to be putting lives on an ambitious vision for russia pledging to copy poverty and harm and on the nation with nuclear weapons that contradict intercepted. i don't welcome i'm not touchy about good to have you accompany apologies in germany say hackers have infiltrated south the country's most sensitive computer networks media reports say the cyber attack was discovered in december but it may have been going on for more than a year a group with links to the russian intelligence is thought to be responsible the interior ministry has given very few details so far just a brief statement sources say russian hackers have been trying to attack the government they planted spying software that could have tapped saves to d

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you live from berlin germany says hackers have infiltrated some of the government's most sensitive networks media reports investigators still don't know the extent of the green each of the russian think tankers are believed to have drones the cyber attack and group that has apparently hit political targets in the school also coming up president of the repros union sounds an ambitious vision for russia pledging to kutch poverty in coffee and on the nation with nuclear weapons that can be intercepted the speech and opposition politicians in moscow published in moscow and police in slovakia detained drop suspects mean by a budget journalist to spot an article alleges games to the italian mafia at the highest levels of government music and look at the fallout after the explosive claims. i don't welcome ivan without she. coaches in germany say hackers have infiltrated south the country's most sensitive computer networks media reports say the cyber attack was discovered in december but it may have been going on for more than a year a group with links to russian intelligence is thought to be a res

germany's foreign and defense ministries this after russian hackers reportedly broke into government networks housing sensitive data the same group as they also have launched previous attacks on the german parliament and the us democratic party also coming up. u.s. president donald trump loses one of his longest serving most trusted aides hope x. is resigning from her job as white house communications director. and the last article of a murder journalist alleges feelings of the highest level of slovakia's government we'll talk about his explosive claims and how they are now shaking off the slovakian politics. also on the show bands no more the international olympic committee left stoping ban on russia does this mean the world is now ready to trust russia that. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show we start out here in germany where authorities have revealed that government computers were hit in a cyber attack as a hacking group infiltrated the foreign and defense ministries officials are trying to determine the exact extent of the breach sources are claiming a hacking group with links t

defense and intelligence networks were inside jobs, like .f.c.dley manning, w now identifies as chelsea, a transgender soldier who copied and released nearly a million classified documents. the leaking of the n.s.a.'s ansurveillance techniques other classified material by a subcontractor, edward snowden. there are also accidental security breaches, like th careless use of a flash drive by a military unit in the middle eastn 2008 that temporarily created an opening into the defense department's network. these cyber teams are drawn from all the services and ranks. some were trained by the military others were recruited for their ber skills. >> it's not like fighting a war in another domain wher deploy troops, you fight and go the conflict in the cyber domain is constant. a line of code buried in this recruiting ad generated nearly 0,000 hacking attempts on a fake military website. 1% cracked the site and were invited to join the militarywa cybeare team. >> reporr: training and retaining this new generation of cyber warriors is a challenge. ard with

front ofly stood up in the likes of facebook and the social networks in november, saying, social networkspecially facebook, need to help us have a clean alec world campaign. the quality of democracy in italy depends on the response from these issues. and we heard responses from the past at the beginning of this back onying to push fake news by getting the user base to rate the quality of the news they read, say whether they have seen media sources, whether they rely or trust media sources in their news flow. yet it doesn't seem self-regulation has been able to impact -- and it seems fake news that russia has been able to drive forward and stir up some of this backlash to immigration and some of this hatred that has fueled the winning out of the right-wing parties in italy. emily: the government has asked tech companies for help, but tech companies haven't responded? caroline: as it stands, they haven't been able to respond. facebook has been trying to get the parties involved -- before the election, in the run-up we noted facebook launched a partnership, in particular with an independent

gillen described to deploy networks and deliver services. discussions under way in the administration and congress and at the fcc all offer promise in this regard. the current infrastructure debate represents an opportunity to make great headway on rural broadband. a comprehensive coordinated plan that the leverages existing know-how can take stock of lessons learned make a significant difference. we look forward to working with you and we greatly appreciate the long standing and ongoing work of the subcommittee on rural broadband concerns. thank you for inviting me to be with you today. >> thank you very much, mr. romano. and thank you all gentlemen, you all submitted excellent written testimony, which will get included in the record. and your five-minute summaries were just outstanding. so my hat is off to each of you. let's begin, mr. gillen, with something you brought up, and perhaps others would like to comment on this. this race to win 5g, you say we're in a race with china and japan for example, as well as the european union. what are

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the network that would later grow into the internet. earlier that year, activists for the society got their hands on a confidential proposal written by the legendary scientist who had set up the program in 1962. the document granted almost 100 pages and i went t outlined then of the program that would directly aim to the counterinsurgency mission. "the cambridge project. once completed without any analyst or military planner connected to upload financial transactions, opinion surveys, welfare rolls, criminal record histories and any other kind of data and to analyze the data in all sorts of sophisticated ways of shifting through the information to generate predictive models, mapping out social relationships and running simulations that could predict human behaviors. the project of the sites providing analyst analysts patht at the third world countries and and left wing movements. students saw the cambridge project in the picker that plugged into it as a weapon. a pamphlet handed out at the protest explained, quote, the whole computer se

years live from berlin hackers infiltrate some of germany's most sensitive computer networks the government confirms reports of a cyber attack on systems in the defense and foreign ministries of german media say a russian backed group is to blame meanwhile in russia has improved in ways ours he's vision for the country promising to hop politics and keep enemies at bay with an impressive array of invincible nuclear weapons. and the beast from the east savages europe a siberian cold slug plunges the continent into a deep freeze graying snow transport chaos and some of the lowest temperatures for years. i'm phil gale welcome to the program authorities in germany say hackers of infiltrated sensitive government computer networks believed to be in the defense and foreign ministries media reports say the attacks been going on for more than a year and today a parliamentary committee said it might still be going on security agencies are said to have detected the breach in december and allowed it to continue in a controlled manner while they monitored it the group with links to the russian government

at once 5g networks and the coding that comes at the beginning of any networking process from the microchipled by another country, this is very bad and this is why basic research development and basic science is so important this country and i think we decimated that in the past few years. >> walter, it's interesting, there were rumblings months ago about people in the white house perhaps considering nationalizing 5g now we have this statement effectively from the white house about broadcom's attempts to buy qualcomm emphasizing 5g basically as infrastructure critical to national security. we haven't talked too much about 5g and how its low latency, its treatment of battery life is so important but out in barcelona at mobile world congress just a few weeks ago it was top of mind and china and the u.s. were in front as far as developing that trillions of dollars at stake over the next decade what other companies do you think are potentially important in this space? we might think of them as tech companies. there's huge potential for how they can grow in the 5g future apple is one that comes

mobile networks will change the way we see what's real and what's not. it's time for business on the w. i'm why you got to get us it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has announced new tariffs against steel and aluminum imports which he says will be made official next week the plan is to levy a twenty five percent charge in steel and ten percent on aluminum for weeks internal wrangling within the white house still link this decision. still made in china a thorn in donald trump's side for months he's threatened to increase tariffs against chinese imports against european ones too but now the time for talk is over at the end of a meeting with steel and aluminum producers he announced the planned levies we have . the biggest steel company. that used to go up bigger. but they got to be a lot bigger again. we have the big companies in the. very unfairly treated by policy trade deals by other countries horribly treated by. trump's primary target is china due to its massive overproduction of steel and aluminum which drives down global price

most networks are. what that means is we where focusing to be put in terms of enablement is on spectrum and fiber. both are expensive and both have their own challenges for deployment but when combined they do a great job of building advanced networks and providing advanced services for others. the real issue, the question is, the specter of a substitute for a substitute for fiber? if you look at it from the standpoint when you combine the two they really need each other to be successful. so those two combined will begin the enablement process and by the nature of the technology of five gee, if we have to build fiber closer in row markers get the 5g out there, the fiber will be a major enabler of 5g going forward in most of the markets out there. one of the questions which ask ourselves as a primary role provider is what is the future of rural america works before when we were a much smaller company we've reached about amid 90 tello 90% threshold enablement threshold enablement in some really small mark

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it is not going to each of the different networks. this has to be safety, basic safety message has to be directly between the cars and that can be using the same 5g radio but something automakers just put in and it operates, nobody knows who is in charge yet whereas all the other things you would do our things each individual carrier innovates around and impedes on and it will go fastest through their own networks so it in a sense it is two different things. >> how much spectrum is needed? >> needed and required. >> the notice of rulemaking is in the shelf. the requirement that all vehicle to vehicle signaling must be on a dedicated channel of 10 mhz so the band of 75 mhz they require the real-time safety signaling beyond 10 mhz and they have the notion to set aside a second channel for first responders because it is at a higher power level and in europe they had a proceeding, they said 20 mhz but we have a third channel, there is a contingency because it might be useful to have cars communicating with stoplights. even though it is no

our data, our information, our networks. what has changed these days is the fact that the power of encryption, particularly in the private sector, has put law enforcement at times, even with a court order, at risk of being able to be able to investigate or perhaps even prosecute a crime. i would offer that for the future. this is one of those areas that, if confirmed, i have much to learn -- >> my time -- my time is up, general. just a yes or no answer to the question with respect to what experts are saying. experts are saying that the tech companies can't modify their encryption to permit law enforcement access to america's private communications without the bad guys getting in, too. do you disagree with the experts? that's just a yes or no. >> so i would offer, senator, that it's a conditional yes. that there are times when -- >> right. that is encouraging as well. i look forward to working with you in the days ahead. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator lankford. >> general, thank you. thank you for your service in the pas

say it's not over this is a very this is the actual cyber attack on the government's information network and it's ongoing the government has known about this since december it's spent weeks observing the cyber attack to learn more about the hackers activities not even the agency responsible for intelligence services was informed delegates are angry about being left out of the loop. but we would all understand if the chancellor's office said it needs to observe a critical issue a little longer. but the fact that no one said anything at all on the contrary means we are once again in a position to learn about such incidents from the media which i think is absurd. parliamentarians agree the situation is dire. that is not true. this is a large of course although cyber attacks have been around for a long time the government and i t. security in this country aren't geared up toward them off the federal government must act on this now because it's a serious threat. the extent of the hackers infiltration of the german data network is still under investigation classified information does not appea

you are a social network, at a time when social networks are in the headlines overprotection of usery companies looking to buy the information? safety is key for the users, it is something mums feel passionately about, the data about themselves and their children remaining safe and that has always been at the forefront of our minds. we don't sell any third party data, we proudly keep it to ourselves and partly the reason we are looking to monetised over premium substituent is so we're not playing to the browns. this is an attractive audience to them —— iturbe brands. we wa nt audience to them —— iturbe brands. we want to make the product brilliant for the mums rather than to sell their data. this is the whole issue of what apps you are using and the information you are using and the information you are using and the information you are giving out, you don't know where it might end up or how it is being used but i guess you are saying with your app that you pay for a service and that it intends up out we are monetising it, when not being paid to push clothing wear on you or health pro

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networks is changing the unique choreography of virtual reality. welcome to the business i want to get john's amber lynn and was starting with a story that's caused a mighty stir in the capital germany's government security networks have been hacked and russia could be behind it now the latest hacking incident involved complex malicious software and targeted more sensitive data than a previous attack in twenty fifteen and that's according to a member of the parliamentary committee that oversees german intelligence agencies the hack appears to have originated from the a.p.t twenty eight cyber espionage group also known as a fancy bear which many security experts believe has ties with the russian government. now the latest attack comes as pressure from germany's business community is increasing to relax sanctions on russia those sanctions were imposed after moscow annexed the crimean peninsula almost four years ago and trade between russia and germany suffered significantly at first meanwhile things picking up again now last year germany exported goo

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