the question is whether they can be whelped nokia was huge for a while but then it got taken by apple. in the question can they become world leaders in these apps the movements around or if they will get swallowed up by somebody like google. peter: another city feature in "hop skip go" is jakarta. stephen: in at some of the worst traffic in the world. and so, there is a company there that is turned these motorbikes that they have, into a taxi service and also delivery service. and they can go westchester through jakarta the kids were the limousines. so once you have mobility on an app, and you can start providing all kinds of all their services on that. it is our delivering food, he can start delivering banking services and it shows how if you think about the previous revolution, the smart phone. back when we were imagining it in the early 2000's, he would not imagine a smart phone would become a music player, a video player, and social networks and all of the of the things that it became. at the same thing is going to happen with mobility. if you have services that deliver things and

lou: ericsson, nokia, you name it, these companies should be welcome here as well working in 5g.haps we could make one of them a champion. certainly for the united states. something of a proxy, i admit, but my gosh, it's a very amazing accomplishment on your part and the administration's to bring in this very important taiwanese semiconductor company. >> it really is a game-changer because there are only two companies in the world that have the potential ability right now to produce the very small, very powerful semiconductors that tsmc -- lou: right. >> -- will be making here. the other one is samsung, a korean company. and we would love to have them come here as well. lou: well, we will, i'm sure that they have just received your invitation, and we hope they will respond forthwith. mr. secretary, it's always great to talk with you. again, congratulations and thanks for being with us. wilbur ross. secretary of the department of commerce. >> thank you, lou. lou: up next, red storm rising, china using the wuhan virus pandemic to ramp up aggression and pressure around the world. we

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right now you want to invest in company like erickson and nokia, think about american tower and chipnies like qualcomm which could be a share gainer. we've got a q&a in the magazine this week. jack: of course, tensions with china could hamper these efforts, but carlton, i want to go to you briefly. all of this could be partially solved by reopening the economy, but that is not an easy thing to do. >> no, it's not. and, i mean, summer entertainment this year is going to look very different. broadway is closed through september. baseball might come back in july, but what's it going to look like. when you look at movie theaters, that summer blockbuster season, a lot of movies are going direct to streaming. disney has said that it wants to release mulan, it's holding to that july 24th date, but what are theaters going to look like? is it going to be socially-distanced seating, is it going to be digital ordering beforehand for food? we don't really know what's going to be at play there. jack: and we have an interesting story in barron's, andrew berry takes a deep dive into john malone's e

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the late '90s as going to helsinki all the time they were on the cutting edge of mobile phones with nokia and a bunch of other mobile phone providers. so this is just like the next step. the fins are into the next stage of the internet which happens to be mobility. the question is whether -- gnocchi was huge for a while and then it got eclipsed by basically by apple the question is whether the fins can become world leaders in these apps that move us around or if they will get swallowed up like somebody like google. still want another city featured and "hop, skip, go" is jakarta what's happening there? >> jakarta has some of the worst traffic in the world. there is a company there that has turned these motorbikes they have into a taxi service and also a delivery service. they can go much much faster through jakarta then the cads or the limousines. so once you have mobility on an app, this companies finding, then you can start providing all kinds of other services on that app you can start delivering food, banking services, shows how, if you think about the previous revolution, the smart ph

biggest crisis of the last 50 years ends of producing big winners on the financial markets could be nokia what impact does this crisis have on migration and chide and is the deciding factor will be whether the virus becomes as dangerous in emerging and developing countries as it has proven to be in spain italy and germany. if it does that will have dramatic consequences so we will then see states collapse new hunger crises and large scale migration we can already see some signs of that because terrorist groups are banking on such a scenario and that's why this is also a question of security also for germany and europe all 3 of them through total power mr miller thank you very much. well it has been 100 days since germany 1st confirmed case of covert 19 since then nearly 7000 people have died as the illness spread across the nation but germany has fared far better than many other countries in the battle to slow its own epidemic here's a closer look at how the outbreak has unfolded in germany so far as berlin plans its next careful steps aimed at reopening public life take a look. the presi

especialmente familias inmigrantes que en este momento nokia tiene nada que comer.s que literalmente estÁn buscando comida, centros han estado este viernes que partiendo comida personas necesitadas, que han perdido sus recursos y ahorros grandeza pandemia. la paralizaciÓn de comercios, y cierre de negocios informales provocÓ que el desempleo se disparara, y cada vez la escasez es mayor, en vecindarios especialmente latinos. tambiÉn se anunciÓ que en estos vecindarios se abrirÁn mÁs centros de probable covid-19 y de anticuerpos, han sido zonas muy golpeadas por la enfermedad. hoy la alcaldÍa de nueva york anunciÓ que se regalarÁn tapabocas en los parques, se proyecta que los neoyorquinos saldrÁn este fin de semana, debido al aumento de la temperatura. tambiÉn se anunciÓ que la policÍa y trabajadores de la ciudad estarÁn velando para que las medidas de distanciamiento se cumplen en los lugares pÚblicos. hoy el centro de convenciones dejarÁn de ser un hospital alterno que se habilitÓ para descongestionar el sistema hospitalario de la ciudad, ayer se atendieron cerca de

aware of, we know for instance the amazon owns whole foods we might not be aware that microsoft owns nokia or linkedin. in modern society would be very difficult when the big tech companies completely because the integrated into many other products and services and they might not be aware of. and we can look at the different practices from the different netscape's. and we can see who is getting the calibration, maybe not perfectly but a little bit better. i use microsoft as an example in the book because they have been quite progressive in establishing a protection for users. when they had to comply with the duty part in europe. forget to make data protection available for our users in the io, we should make them available for microsoft users worldwide. so they created the option and very soon over 2 million americans have signed up for the data protection, more than the people that you had. i think this is something i found on my conversation with microsoft president brad smith that there is an appetite to do something, i think there is a lot of pessimism as you said in the sense that wer

south bay close to a 100 degrees in campbell at 98 san jose los gatos cupertino in saratoga as well as nokia us all at 97. livermore you'll be at one '02 pleasant shouldn't dublin to 99 today, triple digits as well and and bill while the creek in concord while like prince aly and raul castro valley back into the low 90's north bay temperatures also very hot either 90's or triple digits for most areas that is until you head to the coast where some 70's can be found. now tomorrow and thursday we're going continue this heat wave, not quite as hot as today, but still hot it's still not going to feel good by the weekend though look at that difference. sober triple digit areas early to be the 70's got the weekend talk about tonight day change from the 90's for areas like oakland today to barely even the 70's come sunday and monday. so there is light at the end of the tunnel here as for the next few days be prepared to hunker down during the afternoon hours and check on your neighbors, especially if you know the heat sensitive and wall get through it together back to you. >>in the buzz, tiger and p

to change that and get it out of their system and use western technologies whether it's erikson or nokia or someone else they need to use technologies that the information be protected and kept private. with respect to the chinese communist parties military advances they are real. secretaryxi is intent on building out his military capabilities our department of defense is doing everything it can to make sure it understands this threat and i am confident that under president trump, our department of defense, our military, our national security establishment will keep us in a position where we can protect the american people and indeed we can be good partners with our allies from india, australia, south korea, brazil, from europe all around the world we can be good partners alongside them and ensure the next century remains a western one modeled on the freedoms that we have here in the united states. maria: there are more than 60 bills in congress right now, holding china accountable. everything from sanctions on individuals to moving the supply chain, from china, to america, and elsewhere

>> czechoslovakia was a democratic country we jews had plenty of golden years and is a nokia the presidentather and about 5000 people and we were 10 percent of the population approximately 90 jewish families than 99 percent of these families were traditional orthodox. small business people, farmers a dentist we had a beautiful old you wish synagogue and it's amazing in toronto where it's very difficult and i was living in a large dwelling with my maternal grandparents and my uncle many jewish people so imagine so many people taking care of you as you grow up. >> you were all literally in the same area. >> in the same house so we had my mother's kitchen, a wood stove and bedrooms every bedroom had a fireplace. there was no running water but we had a well in the yard. it in the center of the house and had their own kitchen and bedrooms and so one. so think of fiddler on the roof. lucky for me you had so many chickens. we had a big vegetable garden and a big orchard in life was wonderful the first ten years of my life and then to be the first victim of nazi germany 1938 and then my country wa

been part of the western ecosystem consolidated into a smaller number, now you just have ericsson and nokian that market when things go virtual, which means i key technology that you have, your chief information officer, that ecosystem of providers will be able to produce equipment as well, but it will take time. so that market will change, but it has to do with some of the moves that happened over the last 10 years. david: the u.s. china relationship is always complicated. whenever you have two major economies in the history of the world, they spar. we thought we had resolved a lot of that with our trade agreement, but now some blame china for covid-19 around the world and the u.s. do you expect problems that will arise from political campaigns will impact your business? steven: it is too early to talk, but we have not seen that so far. if you look at history in china, and we have a lot of history in china, me over the last seven years or so, what has happened is that although there is a lot of political rhetoric, on the ground you see a lot of cooperation in this technology ecosystem we p

many of them sold or merged into each other, so now you're really just have ericsson and nokia.ill be a change in the market when things go virtualized, which essentially means the i.t. technology you chief information officer, that ecosystem of will change as well, but it will take a little time. it has to do with some of the moves that happened over the last 10 years. >> the u.s.-china relationship is always complicated. any time in the history of the world when you have two economies, they always spar a bit. we thought we had dissolved a lot of that with our trade agreement, but now some people are blaming china for covid-19 around the world and the united states. do you expect that will arise in the political campaign -- the problems that will arise in the political campaign will affect you? >> we do not see that being a problem so far. if you look at our history with china -- and we have a lot of history with china -- essentially what has happened is although there is a lot of rhetoric, onitical the ground, you see a lot of in the technology ecosystem that we play in. chine

something that's been lost because of the demise of nokia and others but having services that work tightlygether will power some of these future sp p experiences. yesterday there were rumors that are credible related to apple and their glass. this is augmented reality. think of google glass but something that actually worse. apple is in a unique place to do the hardware piece and software to empower augmented reality the part that surprised me about those rumors and i think they are accurate is apple had plans to start to talk about those glasses this fall. it sound like they are going delay that until the spring of next year. probably doesn't shift until 2022 but that's a big deal. it's a big deal because it's a whole new product category >> you are saying they won't be that -- they will look like regular -- look like robert carridine in "revenge of the nerds. i'm not sure i want to look like that they will have bells and whistles they will be bizarre look. we got to go thank you, gene. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, we have the ceos who will be joining us from several companies ja

leads both the political world and the military late 1940's. 1948, the soviet takeover check is a nokia. -- czechoslovakia. combined with the fact that the british and the french have been pressing the americans to take over security roles and combined with the berlin blockade, the attempt by the soviets to drive western forces out of berlin, it leads to the americans to determine to take a more active role in international relations and specifically to the formation of nato in 1949. that is significant because it brings with it an american guarantee of security of western europe and the guarantee which is substantiated by the deployment of troops. t bf that, eisenhower gets a new role, becomes the first military commander of nato forces and his buyable viable job is to make these forces corporal and draw up plans for war, for how to conduct war in the conflict of the soviet union. not easy at all because you are dealing with so many variables that have been increased because the soviets have exploded nuclear devices. they in practical terms have not weaponized easily. you can relativel