and just who was behind the leak about the use of chinese tech firm huawei for a new mobile data networklet me be clear, from the side of the house, ifa minister did leak the information, they are not fit to serve

tech firm on the new mobile data network. use of the chinese tech firm on the new mobile data networkm the use of the chinese tech firm on the new mobile data network. if a minister did leak information, they are not fit to serve in the cabinet. and are certainly not fit to be prime minister. but first, mps returned to us summer westminster after an easter break. they've been outraged over the shooting of the journalist lyra mckee. shock and grief across the house following the sunday bombings in sri lanka in which 250 people died. the uk is now advising against all but essential travel to the country, with the foreign office warning that terrorists are very likely to try to carry out indiscriminate attacks there. eight britons were among those killed by suicide bombers at churches and top—end hotels. the speaker, john bercow led mps in a minute's silence to remember the victims — and then the foreign secretary made a statement. these attacks were a primitive and vile attempt to sow division between people of different faiths

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the new mobile internet will be one hundred times faster than the previous four g. systems s.k. telecom's network covers eighty five cities and towns using thirty four thousand base stations it hopes to sign up one million subscribers this year a consortium of the s k l g u plus in korea telecom launched a five g. service similar eleven pm on april third two days ahead of share deal. when we prepared for five g. we really wanted to make a difference for example with our service a real three sixty with a necklace three hundred sixty camera you can see the world like you've not seen it before. for now however those services are nothing more than futuristic gimmicks the technology is only reached a fraction of its potential. it has potential to transform a range of trees from autos to factory production to war to agriculture to health care yes eventually is transforming to potential will become apparent to everyone next five years or so the biggest impacts will most likely be industrial autonomous driving for example requires massive amounts of data and five g. technology could hel

them the go—ahead for the chinese technology firm to supply non—core elements, it says of the uk's new mobileest that firms must co—operate with beijing. so we seeing that there could be a conflict of interest here, and that is something that has been brought up is something that has been brought up by is something that has been brought up by senior as well. there is a huge debate and discussion about huawei, what it provides, what it doesn't provide, whether it's

them the go—ahead for the chinese technology firm to supply non—core elements, it says of the uk's new mobiletem. now, there have been a lot of concerns over this. chinese laws suggest that firms must co—operate with beijing. so we seeing that there could be a conflict of interest here, and that is something that has been brought up is something that has been brought up by is something that has been brought up by senior as well. there is a huge debate and discussion about huawei, what it provides, what it doesn't provide, whether it's an agent of the chinese authorities or not, whether it is an independent international operator. us and the australia —— and australia have imposed bans on huawei equipment and when it came to light through leaks in the papers last week, meetings in cabinet and private meetings amongst senior officials in government in the uk about working with huawei, it was a huge furore. how bizarre is that? leaks already coming out, it's too underlined the insecurity in using such a firm. in the us, — in the uk and the us we are automatically sharing intelligence, this is a

appointment sulf and years away those housing camps want to escape them we decide who comes up with a new mobile or you know all proceeds of what that one must prove was that it was no problem with that is the border that is that there is a bit that in fact up there are more than seventy thousand refugees and migrants living across greece as a result of the mass influx of people since two thousand and fifteen many are living a life in status waiting to be officially given asylum or waiting to escape. authorities in red have moved to evacuate more towns and villages threatened by floods after forecasts for more rains in the country's southwest iran's climate is usually dry but it has been hit by unprecedented flooding nationwide since mid march the rainy and emergency services say at least seventy people have died as a result the extreme weather. nearly two thousand towns and villages in southwest iran have been hit by flooding since heavy rains began falling last month women and children are being told to leave the affected areas but men have been asked to stay and help with rescue efforts. alon

streets we were well poised to develop tracking systems to help evaluate the impacts of these new mobilities. finally measure progress is critical for our strategy. we have a number of key metrics and we'll do work this year to make them more publicly transparent on our vision zero website. i work closely across agencies on the monitoring and i wanted to conclude to acknowledge that really an over arching theme is our vision zero core team cannot do this alone. it's an ambitious goal that requires city, community partner and working with our state and regional partner to advance the proven policies we know are required. i wanted to okay knowledge the staff across many divisions in the department i have the honor of coordinating with vision zero and i have on my co-chair and ryan reef -- reeves who recently had a little boy and is not here today. i'm happy to respond to questions. >> commissioner: we have one public speaker. cathly delucca. >> she had to leave. the bay area family for safe streets meets tonight and that meeting started. >> commissioner: thank you for your presentation. commis

s new five g. mobile infrastructure but it would still be excluded from the more sensitive parts of the rollout and despite all the pressure the company did report first quarter revenues were up thirty nine percent to nearly twenty seven billion dollars all goes to show how significant the five g. race is and the concerns about china gaining any first mover advantage we have to talk about debt now and the extreme the profitable yet morally questionable practice of making money out of bad debts now take the case of mozambique one of the world's poorest countries there is a huge pool of natural gas offshore but on shore the country's been on the brink of financial collapse mozambique's economy has been reeling from a debt crisis triggered by two billion dollars worth of hidden loans that were never approved by its parliament this was the so-called tuna bond scandal we've covered in the past money raised to fund a fishing fleet which never caught me fish and plunged the country into a crisis it is now hugely

the start—up news mobile employs a new breed ofjourno. by the international fact checking network. theirjob — to review flagged stories, rate their accuracy, and push out a corrective. this is a global epidemic and requires a global response. for every social media company globally, the fake news problem creates a crisis of credibility as well. so for them, it's incumbent upon them as well to work more deeply, especially with independent media companies. by all accounts, the fact checkers are doing a terrificjob. the problem is, there'sjust so much fake news for them to deal with. added to that, fact checking is realjournalism — it takes time. for all the time that it takes, the false story is online, doing its damage. by the time a fact checker, you know, pushes out an article, fact checks something, it's already 24—48 hours since the misinformation has been posted on the platform. and the misinformation, by that time, has more or less reached the intended audience. and facebook has no way of informing the people who have viewed the misi

s new five g. mobile infrastructure but it would still be excluded from the more sensitive parts of the rollout and despite all the pressure the company did report first quarter revenues were up thirty nine percent to nearly twenty seven billion dollars all goes to show how significant the five g. race is and the concerns about china gaining any first mover advantage we have to talk about debt now and the extremely profitable yet morally questionable practice of making money out of bad debts now take the case of mozambique one of the world's poorest countries there is a huge pool of natural gas offshore but on shore the country's been on the brink of financial collapse mozambique's economy has been reeling from a debt crisis triggered by two billion dollars worth of hidden loans that were never approved by its parliament this was the so-called tuna bond scandal we've covered in the past money raised to fund a fishing fleet which never caught me fish and plunged the country into a crisis it is now hugely e

and the new mobile phone every year that's normal for many of us. out of all the people in india already have smartphones and demand is rising worldwide more than a billion new smartphones go on sale annually and the old ones they get thrown away fair phone a small company in the netherlands wants to stop this waste of resources it has developed a smartphone that is longer lasting and more easily repaired than most on the market mikhail bannister's one of the company's founders he richly studied industrial design. designers were in no way part of the problem of. very light very fast cycles so i started studying the strategy behind the production of. products in general and for fun was a great place to develop my yes for. this is what the company's modular smartphone looks like it's easy to disassemble and repair and new parts such as improved cameras can be installed. the founders main idea was to produce the phones fairly means with fair wages and safety standards for the workers and without materials from conflict regions. they had to search widely

. >> we first sent out the alert about this story through abc news mobile app at about 11:19 this morning to receive breaking news updates, enable the push alert feature. >> in the north bay an injured woman spent 12 hours alone after the vehicle she was in careened down a ravine. it happened sometime last night near fort ross. a man who was behind the wheel of this truck was killed. both he and the woman were ejected from the vehicle. the white patrol says the woman suffered a leg fracture but managed to climb back up to a dirt road. >> we're unsure exactly how far she had to crawl up. r hpver 12 hoursbere a pserbyer called 911. then she was airlift to a hospital. >> he says it was foggy and wet last night which made for daneither the passenger nor the deceased driver were wearing seat belts. >>> in the east bay, police crackdown on drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians not sharing the road responsibly had abc news was in concord where police issued 67 citations to 27 pedestrians it, 33 drivers and two bicyclists. the reasons include unsafe lane changes, failing to yield and not being on t

s new five g. mobile infrastructure but it would still be excluded from the more sensitive parts of the rollout and despite all the pressure the company did report first quarter revenues were up thirty nine percent to nearly twenty seven billion dollars all goes to show how significant the five g. race is and the concerns about china gaining any first mover advantage we have to talk about debt now and the extremely profitable yet morally questionable practice of making money out of bad debts now take the case of mozambique one of the world's poorest countries there is a huge pool of natural gas offshore but on shore the country's been on the brink of financial collapse mozambique's economy has been reeling from a debt crisis triggered by two billion dollars worth of hidden loans that were never approved by its parliament this was the so-called tuna bond scandal we've covered in the past money raised to fund a fishing fleet which never caught me fish and plunged the country into a crisis it is now hugely e

s new five g. mobile infrastructure but it would still be excluded from the more sensitive parts of the rollout and despite all the pressure the company did report first quarter revenues were up thirty nine percent to nearly twenty seven billion dollars all goes to show how significant the five g. race is and the concerns about china gaining any first mover advantage we have to talk about debt now and the extremely profitable yet morally questionable practice of making money out of bad debts now take the case of mozambique one of the world's poorest countries there is a huge pool of natural gas offshore but on shore the country's been on the brink of financial collapse mozambique's economy has been reeling from a debt crisis triggered by two billion dollars worth of hidden loans that were never approved by its parliament this was the so-called tuna bond scandal we've covered in the past money raised to fund a fishing fleet which never caught me fish and plunged the country into a crisis it is now hugely e

and over a new mobile network with more details his success. just when it looked like the u.s. china relations were being somewhat patched up the cia house fired out of strong us accusations so forewarning but the chinese telecom giant while we has the potential to eavesdrop globally after claims it's received funding from a branch of the chinese at teligent network it all comes as while we could be said to play an instrumental role in setting up a five g. network infrastructure these allegations may not be a public bombshell washington has said it all before while we spying for beijing stealing american companies secrets and it's not getting the message to all pulled sanctions on iran either the us is still pushing to extradite while he's that future woman. dictating canada back in december at the request of the united states for making deals contrary to the sanctions this has all too familiar ring to it currently there is no evidence and while the cia drags its heels over claims of chinese intel funding huawei is the nine everything. does not come into unsubstantiated allegat

on our ability to reinforce and they are putting in place a new mobility command in ormonde germany great example of how they are contributing to the alliance yes so it's not the one way street that donald trump likes to claim it is europe contributes enormously to america's own war fighting capabilities doesn't it providing bases transport systems that allow it to project force in other regions where it wouldn't be able to without those nato facilities but that again is never ignore. you never stand up for your. what of course we stand up for europe because europe is no allow trumps false words to stay on the record well i think we have been clear about is my amends are clear s. intelli doesn't in telling it like it is. in the time we have left i'd like to talk to you about the values of this alliance medically and nato's relations with the middle eastern gulf countries you have been conducting dialogues with them for many years nato is out for providing assistance he says to participating countries in the areas of security institution building civil mili

lovely idea but it doesn't seem to have worked outm seems there's been a big race to create this new mobileewers and actually, some very well—known have found that it's broken or has not worked, due to some sort of film which some reviewers think you strip off. there's actually a screen protector. but one reviewer who kept the don, says, your own bbc reviewer, said there was a small gap, obviously, as she folded over, and he was worried about things breaking in that are getting trapped in that and causing a problem to the phone. it's got a lot of struggles. it retails at $2000. it's a lot, isn't it? this could hit sales of this product. bit like a lot of things, the first generation are great, this could be the best thing that's happened to samson because now they know what to fix. it's all happening at a time for a—way or into the marketplace, launching a new phone of their own, exactly the same time, handing it out to all reviewers. it's not great. samsung, bigger, older, thought of, a more respected company, thought they had a bit of a head start but obviously not. let's talk about this

and just who was behind the leak about the use of chinese tech firm huawei for a new mobile data networke clear, from the side of the house, ifa minister did leak the information, they are not fit to serve in the cabinet, and are certainly not fit to be prime minister. but first, mps returned to a sombre westminster after their easter break. there'd been outrage over the shooting ofjournalist lyra mckee in londonderry by republican group the new ira — we'll have more on that injust a moment. and there was both shock and grief across the house following the easter sunday bombings in sri lanka in which at least 250 people died. the uk is now advising against all but essential travel to the country, with the foreign office warning that terrorists are very likely to try to carry out indiscriminate attacks there. eight britons were among those killed by suicide bombers at churches and top—end hotels. the speaker, john bercow, led mps in a minute's silence to remember the victims — and then the foreign secretary made a statement. these attacks were a primitive and vile attempt to sow division

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seeing here and the technology that makes it possible is artificial intelligence married with its new fast mobile networking called five j of course even such a huge trade doesn't happen in a bubble there is a certain environment in which this is happening what are the big issues the german companies in particular are really having to focus on right now. well i hate to say it but it's practice practice practice that we're all sick of hearing it but german companies want an answer to a very simple question in eleven days from now on the twelfth of april are they going to be trading with britain based on the strictest world trade organization rules or is it going to be much more like business as usual and of course those questions come on top of a lot of existing uncertainty about global trade there's still the press of america imposing tariffs on european cars we've also got those trade talks going on between the united states and china no matter what the outcome of those they're going to be ripple effects in germany for sure and that's one of the reasons that the federation of german industries h

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we need to understand how new mobility is affecting our traffic outcomes, so having excellent data is one of the pillars of our vision zero efforts. we are deeply entrenched in thinking about how we do this equityably. we're making sure we're doing our work in the most important places, where there is the highest number of traffic collisions. if you live on sixth avenue or 6th street, you'll have the same outcome. we're think being whether we're doing the right things to get our work done, so we have met c metri metrics. we're going to be tracking. we're updating our website in the next month or so. for those interested, i encourage you to look and see how we're doing. some of our challenges in the coming fiscal year. i appreciate the report from the bla earlier this afternoon. our safe people, enforcement and education campaigns, which we heard from our community was emphasis and focus they would like to see in the vision zero program, think about, develop and expand, is one we have funded through one-time grant sources. that is through the active planning transit sources. that is a

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and we first sent out the alert about this breaking news at 10:38 this morning through the abc7 news mobile app. to receive news updates and alerts like this one, be sure to enable the push alert feature. and you can also share your thoughts by sharing this batch on social media. >>> we have new information from this weekend's hit-and-run in oakland where a mother and her 6-year-old son were killed. >> yes. just tragic. police tell us they are looking for this man, who they say plowed into that family, then drove off. abc7 news reporter luz pena is life with more. luz? >> that's right. nor details have emerged about this deadly hit-and-run in oakland. and sometimes police are saying he is known to oakland police department. >> we've got three on the ground that are unresponsive. one child, two adults. >> the 911 call, the scene the community surrounding a mother. her 6-year-old son and the boy's 19-year-old uncle is still vivid in everyone's mind here on 26th and foothill boulevard. >> i don't know what i'm doing. i just ran to my kids, ran to my brother, ran to my wife. i don't know what i