data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back from. more christian salumi al-jazeera new york all that is of course on our website there it is on your screen our main story the deadly fire in bangladesh all the details at the address al jazeera dot com that's it for me daryn jordan for the news don't go away there are back in a moment with more of the day's speech. everything you do is being an alarmist it's being weighed and it's being measured i don't need to go to school this month. and it's not just my face that i was.

the south korean firm's new flexible new smartphone new flexible smartphone opens up into a tablet, butarries a hefty price tag at almost $2,000. also in the programme — heathrow airport, now one of the world's busiest, says it welcomed more than 80 million passengers last year, the most in its history. and we take a look at the markets and the latest from the us and china trade talks on those numbers. and we'll be getting the inside track on charitable globetrotting. soaking up the sun while raising money for good causes — is that even possible? we'll ask the founder of a firm that's raised $26 million by taking 10,000 people round the world. today we want to know, are smartphones too pricey? what do you make of the latest offering from samsung 7 what do you make of the latest offering from samsung? nearly $2000, too pricey for this new foldable tech? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we will start in san francisco. where south korean tech giant samsung has unveiled what it hopes could revolutionise the smartphone industry. it's called t

and smartphone. chinese telecoms giant huawei used this event to do its foldable smartphone with five hundred people but its consumers are excited but it comes with a hefty two thousand dollars price tag while away is a pool so under the spotlight as they keep provider of five key infrastructure even some countries like this is they could be vulnerable to spying by the chinese state the u.k. has found no evidence of that for the u.s. to send delegates here to try to persuade them and other european countries to abandon weiwei so we could be seeing the beginning of a technological home for. the consumers this event is all about the gadgets with over two thousand exhibitors unveiling their latest products from the three d. t.v. . is that you don't need special glasses for to the world's first smart bring a personal panic button that can call for help and give you a g.p.s. location also seeing an update of the ashit this one is kitted with three sixty degree cameras and heat senses and can deploy drove

in two thousand and seventeen smartphone sales reached nearly four hundred sixty billion dollars but the rising price tag for the better known smartphones is not just an issue in the developed world and there's heavy headwind against the high and smartphones we saw that i phone in the sales but not that great some macro issues as well china is slowing down. but europe is slowing down with the release of the full the industry leaders seem convinced that continuing innovation and the ability to access five g. data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back for more christian salumi al-jazeera new york. tech giant google says it's made an error after failing to inform users of a hidden microphone inside its home security device consumers only found out about the nest guard's built in microphone when google announced it was updating the part of the voice command assistant company says it was never intended to be a secret and should have been listed as a feature who also said the microphones must be activated to work. photos in senegal attending to

smartphones are everywhere. but should they be in schools?head teachers to decide. but the ministerfor school standards, nick gibb, says it's his own view that schools should ban their pupils from bringing smartphones into school. i do agree with that, because they have them so often in their hands that they won't be concentrating or listening properly. they can use them for other things in school, that's the only thing. like calculators and things like that on them. but they don't use them for that, do they? they are just using them personally allthe time, one imagines. they certainly shouldn't be allowed to have them on when they're at school. perhaps to and from school, yes — but certainly not in school time. the government's due to publish new guidance for schools shortly, and its expected to say children should be taught to limit the amount of time they spend on the internet. mr gibb says while there is nothing intrinsically damaging about spending time online — excessive use can leave children tired and unable to concentrate. managing o

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back from. still to come on kerosene the cost back in fashion the beauty seller was forced out of business on the get a make over. the first nine months later lebanon has a government but its economy is screaming for attention and it could be at risk of collapse if some carriers aren't made into a priority economics editor a bit early as the breakdown for us thank you adrian we're talking about a zombie economy here a huge unsustainable public debt that is literally sucking the life out of lebanon's finances lebanon is the third most indebted nation in the world and most of it is owned by local banks half of the government's money goes towards servicing its debts meanwhile our youth unemployment is at double digits as a result there are up to fourteen million lebanese living abroad the money they send home makes up a fifth of the overall economy then there's a war on its borders with syria but lebanon's economic problems existed before the war one third of the country is living below the poverty

the smartphone industry is in decline. cana smartphone industry is in decline.erse that trend? it is probably unlikely, but it is certainly interesting. samsung has shown off the galaxy folder. it is basically like to smartphones on top of each other. but it opens like a book to reveal a 7.3 inch screen. this is idealfor watching video, playing games or multitasking, samsung says. you can watch a youtube video of hawaii, text your friend about it and browse travel options are like the same time. the device did seem to impress and those as a whole, but there is a lot we don't yet know about it. but the company let us get our hand on it. it looks pretty chunky to me, and it could be pretty heavy as well. and then there is the price. $1980. surely too expensive to make ita $1980. surely too expensive to make it a mainstream product. but at least we are finally seeing some innovation in the smartphone sector. and while it is too expensive for most people now, who knows, in two oi’ most people now, who knows, in two or three years it might be something we all have in

there is heavy headwind against the high and smartphones we saw that i phone. sales but not that great some macro issues as well china slowing down. but europe is slowing down with the release of the full industry leaders seem convinced that continuing innovation and the ability to access five g. data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back for more. still to come on counting the cost by confession the beauty salons forced out of business on the i saw. in most. but first nine months later lebanon has a government but its economy is screaming for attention and it could be at risk of collapse if some carriers aren't made into a priority economics editor a bit early here's the breakdown for us thank you adrian we're talking about a zombie economy here a huge unsustainable public debt that is literally sucking the life out of lebanon's finances lebanon is the third most indebted nation in the world and most of it is owned by local banks half of the government's money goes towards servicing its debts meanwhile our youth un

the next generation samsung smartphone will also serve as a tablet. has a four point six inch display it's compact and perfectly portable. but when the device opens up your world does too not surprisingly samsung's newest device is called the fuld and it was unveiled with all of the fanfare you've come to expect from the world's leading smartphone maker. but shares with things we call it goes on sale in april but it and samsung's new as tannen as ten plus are being released amid faltering worldwide sales people have a little bit of phone fatigue all the phones look the same they feel the same this new galaxy s ten is not really going to break the mold but we've seen some hints of things that are coming in the future that might get people really excited the issue whether buying samsung or an apple device is increasingly price with the fold costing about two thousand dollars samsung will have to convince consumers that they just have to have it pretty much all of the price to perform the performance of their own looking for. a replacement phone every th

samsung is still the world's largest smartphone maker — just about!last year, its share of the market slipped to 18.6% where you can see behind me here, from more than 20% earlier in the year. the rise of cheaper chinese rivals has taken sales from both samsung and from apple. you can seek huawei has a big stake there. but the overall market has stopped growing too. in fact, smartphone sales had their first ever annual decline in 2018 after hitting a record in 2017. the fear is most people who can afford a smartphone already have one and nothing's driving them to upgrade as often. will this phone change that? as our tech reporter dave lee reports, there's a big problem — the price. the global smart phone industry is in decline, so can a foldable smart phone reverse that trend? it is properly unlikely, but it is certainly interesting. samsung has shown off the galaxy galaxy fold that "a book to reveal at 7.3 inch screen. it is idealfor video, laying games multitasking. you can watch a video, text your friends about it and browse travel options at the s

and i'm just one of many people who always want the latest and best in these seven billion smartphones were manufactured between two thousand and seven and two thousand and seventeen at a high cost for the environment first the other raw materials smartphones use rare earth and precious metals from cobalt in the battery to india in the touchscreen they have to be mined and chemically processed all of which is environmentally damaging. companies invest heavily in advertising to get us to buy the latest devices as a result many smart phones are replaced even though they still work that's also true for computers t.v.'s kitchen appliances that can hardly be considered green and there's energy consumption the more complex the device the more energy goes into making it and even surfing uses much more energy than you might think. the factories of the digital. vast amounts of data so that users can access it whenever they want with an extreme in a film using a search engine. in. transfer. of energy. if the internet were a country it would be the world's fifth or sixth biggest energy consumer.

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back from. still to come on kerosene the cost back in fashion the beauty seller was forced out of business on the ice will get a make over. the first nine months later lebanon has a government but its economy is screaming for attention and it could be at risk of collapse if some key areas aren't made into a priority economics editor a bit early as the breakdown for us thank you adrian we're talking about a zombie economy here a huge unsustainable public debt that is literally sucking the life out of lebanon's finances lebanon is the third most indebted nation in the world and most of it is owned by local banks half of the government's money goes towards servicing its debts meanwhile our youth unemployment is at double digits as a result there are up to fourteen million lebanese living abroad the money they send home makes up a fifth of the overall economy then there's a war on its borders with syria but lebanon's economic problems existed before the war one third of the country is living below t

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone. coming back for more christian salumi al jazeera new york. you're watching others are with me so robin wright of our top stories u.s. backed syrian democratic forces of started to move civilians from syria's eastern village of gus' says a number of civilians that are still fighters are still inside the armed groups remaining clave western governments are ruling on whether i saw fighters and their families can return home nineteen year old should leave a big dome has been stripped of her british citizenship a doll trump has directed the state department to stop american border harder but tara from returning home her family's attorney says she just wants to face the american justice system i personally spoke to the f.b.i. on sunday and i said listen. once to turn herself in to america already we simply want the legal process that we believe in to play itself out and she's willing to pay whatever debts she has to society she's not asking for a free pass we were you know on behalf of her

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back from. more christian salumi al-jazeera new york. and the shock area let's recap the headlines on al-jazeera at least seventy people have been killed in a large fire that ripped through several buildings in the bangladeshi capital dhaka a fire broke out in a residential complex which also housed a chemical warehouse temperature has more from dhaka. what happened yesterday we have some conflicting reports from the witnesses in the neighborhood this said that there was an explosion in a pickup truck most possibly the cylinder because a lot of the cars and trucks run on natural gas that exploded and spread the fire into a nearby restaurant which also had a natural gas cylinder and that explosion caused this. which boards a lot of chemicals for perfect. spread fire all across that of the roman catholic church says the religious body needs to heal the wounds after decades of sexual abuse by priests francis says in speaking at a meeting of bishops to address the scandal and call for concrete and e

the next generation samsung smartphone will also serve as a tablet. has a four point six inch display it's compact and perfectly portable. but when the device opens up your world does too not surprisingly samsung's newest device is called the fold and it was unveiled with all of the fanfare you've come to expect from the world's leading smartphone maker. but shares with things get really caught it goes on sale in april but it and samsung's new as tannen as ten plus are being released amid faltering worldwide sales people have a little bit of phone fatigue all the phones look the same they feel the same this new galaxy s ten is not really going to break the mold but we've seen some hints of things that are coming in the future that might get people really excited the issue whether buying samsung or an apple device is increasingly price with the fold costing about two thousand dollars samsung will have to convince consumers that they just have to have it pretty much all of the price to perform the performance of their own looking for. for a replacement

rather than streaming it and using your smartphone until it actually gives up the ghost could changing our digital lifestyle help save the planet odd changes like this just a drop in the bucket compared to what's truly needed tell us what you think on facebook or on d w dot com goodbye and see as to. the guardians of the crew the national. this time they are right to make to all they found the body of a dead and. coaches have struck again. always a devastating news period for the rangers because the south african think is a big future with countless wild life. names to d.w. . once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. really did become world famous. moment of the up but. not my style. forty five minutes. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but they stand up and with that we've been thinking deep into the german culture yet you don't seem to get enough drama yeah if you just give all that who pay enough time rachel join me for me to get it done to the fullest. we're not allowed to show their faces just the chief rangers. b

and it's foldable but is it affordable samsung launches a smartphone that converts into a mini tablet or consumers ready for its have to price tag. i'm stephen beard sambolin thanks for joining us economy ministers from germany and russia are set to meet today in berlin with lobbyists and industry figures for a conference on economic relations between the two nations overshadowing the events are that you use new sanctions on moscow announced following russia's latest escalation and its conflict with ukraine a further eight individuals will be added to the list of those subject subject to asset freezes and travel bans now a survey conducted by moscow's economic development ministry claims sanctions imposed by a range of countries cost russia some five point seven billion euros last year the e.u. restrictions alone accounted for over one third of that number us sanctions came in at nearly one and a half billion euros with ukraine's restrictions the third most substantial the survey showed that the heaviest impact was on russia's metallurgist farming and chemical sectors. earlier i asked

the next generation samsung smartphone will also serve as a tablet which is folded as a four point six inch display it's compact and perfectly portable but. when the device opens up your world does too not surprisingly samsung's newest device is called the fold and it was unveiled with all of the fanfare you've come to expect from the world's leading smartphone maker. but shares with things we call it goes on sale in april but it and samsung's new as tannen as ten plus are being released amid faltering worldwide sales people have a little bit of phone fatigue all the phones look the same they feel the same this new galaxy s ten is not really going to break the mold but we've seen some hints of things that are coming in the future that might get people really excited the issue whether buying samsung or an apple device is increasingly price with the fold costing about two thousand dollars samsung will have to convince consumers that they just have to have it pretty much all of the price to perform the performance to date on looking for. for a replacement phone every three or four years i

ten smartphone in the coming weeks the global smartphone market has however cooled recently with newer models showing fewer big updates but bigger price tags. how much should a kilo of bananas cost that might depend on who you ask the lower the better for consumers in the supermarkets that supply them but the farmers and the exporting corporations that represent them say they need livable wages now germany's development minister says the government should play a role. last fall the german supermarket chain ali said it planned to cut the price it was willing to pay for a crate of bananas supplied from ecuador from eight to seven year olds. but farmers there resisted the move they're already been struggling financially plus ecuador has a statutory minimum sell price for exported bananas. the ecuadorians have now stopped supplying hourly. meanwhile berlin has called on german companies to ensure fair pricing and production conditions called it was the scene customers need to get the message across and get if not we'll have to introduce binding rules on social standards no child labor dece

samsung is launching its highly anticipated foldable smartphone the galaxy fold is set to hit stores in april where it will cost are you ready for this almost two thousand dollars the device folds like a wallet when collapse it resembles a traditional smartphone with a four point six inch screen when open it looks more like a mini tablet with a seven point three inch screen samsung is also releasing three versions of the as a ten smartphone in the coming weeks the global smartphone market has however cooled recently with newer models showing fewer big. dates but bigger price tags. how much should a kilo of bananas cost and why depend on the u.s. lower the better for consumers in the supermarkets that supply them but the farmers and the exporting corporations that represent them say they need livable wages now germany's development minister says the government should play a role. last fall german supermarket chain only said it plans to cut the price it was willing to pay for a crate of bananas supplied from ecuador from eight to seven year olds but farmers there resisted the move they

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back from. christian salumi al jazeera new york. hello i'm mr doha with the headlines on al-jazeera a fire has destroyed several buildings in an old part of the band additional capital dhaka at least seventy people have died but that number is expected to rise the buildings housed residential apartments as well as plastics and chemicals tanveer chattery has from dhaka. what happened according to the witness was one of the car in the wedding party that the cylinder a lot of the cars run on natural gas yet they said the cylinder exploded on the car went off two feet i have explosions spread to the restaurant in that building you had cooking cylinder that exploded and there was a storage underneath for chemical and the fire spread easily and destroy it least four houses at least a dozen people in that wedding procession are people in the street that there were in the richest got burned. according to the witness some of them died on the spot due to the explosion western governments are ruling on whe

and i'm just one of many people who always want the latest and best in these seven billion smartphones were manufactured between two thousand and seven and two thousand and seventeen at a high cost for the environment first the other raw materials smartphones use rare and precious metals from cobalt in the battery to india in the touchscreen they have to be mined and chemically processed all of which is environmentally damaging . even companies invest heavily in advertising to get us to buy the latest devices as a result many smartphones are replaced even though they still work that's also true for computers t.v.'s kitchen appliances that can hardly be considered green then there is energy consumption the more complex the device the more energy goes into making it and even surfing uses much more energy than you might think. that the factories of the digital age. store vast amounts of data so that users can access it whenever they want with it streaming a film using a search engine. in. transferring the. amounts of energy. if the internet were a country it would be the world's fifth or

people more design rules you know way shifts of the smartphone but it's huawei that's the star of the show today the company is going big on five the future mobile communications standard that will see all sorts of home devices connected to super fast internet. for now huawei is concentrating on flashy displays and while the company's president has rejected u.s. warnings that the chinese government can use its technology to gather intelligence here at the show it prefers to dance around the issue. but each of these focused and gets caught up with the deputy see a way to knowledge is gemini to find out more about the company's strategy. what way is facing a lot of criticism about the security of its technology with me here in barcelona is now david for deputy c.e.o. of way germany david i have to ask you point blank are there kill switches is there any back door that would allow the chinese government to enter your product and get data no there is a no kill switch there is no back doors how are part of the server you know hundred seventy countries while thirty years. has been tested ou

most of us rely on our smartphones to ta ke most of us rely on our smartphones to take selfies but thery to a different lens. the brandy sharply focused on what it has excelled at and doesn't plan to cater to the new market. first, i feel naked and doesn't plan to cater to the new market. first, ifeel naked without a camera but that's a personal thing. second, this is a leica monochrome for enthusiasts called m246. the sensor can only see black and white. leica was never popular. when you enter a leica store, you are ina when you enter a leica store, you are in a minority but a high—end minority because our market share worldwide is somewhere, 0.8% or something like this so popular, yes, for those people in the knowing but for those people in the knowing but for the border people who do instagram, probably not. there is no reason for that. the others, you might not call them competitors, the people in this field are doing something. we stick to certain rules midge weans quality, telling the story, doing the right technology, capturing light in the right way to creating the picture out

albeit obviously some kids now have access to sophisticated smartphones.do you regulate that? how do you ensure the kids are notjust texting under the desk? teachers have to be aware of everything going on in the classroom. it is a simple rule, if the teacher asks you to get your phone out with a purpose, they can get their phones out. they stay away in learning time if the teacher has not asked them to get them out. in learning time if the teacher has not asked them to get them outm there a value in children having these phones in the classroom? i imagine some adults might think it will inevitably be a distraction. we know how obsessed at we as adults are with phones. well, across many schools now there is a focus on developing vocabulary and if you wa nt developing vocabulary and if you want students to broaden their knowledge of new words, a quick check on a smart thing can give them easier access and allow them to introduce more wider vocabulary into their work. there are so many brilliant revision apps for science and maths that have video clips and t

smartphones are everywhere. but should they be in schools?his own view that schools should ban their pupils from bringing smartphones into school. they should not be allowed to have them on when at school. perhaps to and from school, yes, but certainly not in school time. we put them in a box and take it to the office and leave it there for the day. do you wish you could have your phone on you all day? yeah. would it be distracting? yes. what about using your phone at school? i think it is good, because it is good for the future because everything to do with our future is probably going to involve our phones. the government's due to publish new guidance for schools in england shortly and it's expected to say children should be taught to limit the amount of time they spend on the internet. mr gibb says while there is nothing intrinsically damaging about spending time online, excessive use can leave children tired and unable to concentrate. managing our smartphone use is a challenge facing adults as well as children. but there are those who arg

our top tech analysts tell us if apple is still the main target or if there's another smartphone maker in the bullseye now and that apple's taking a back seat, and alexandria ocasio-cortez green new deal lighting a fire in d.c. over america's energy future but one energy visionary is here to take a deeper dive cutting through all the political hoopla and accusations to tell us what the conversation should really be about. former nrg ceo, that was a huge utility company, he ran the big one, david crane is here, exclusively, plus the latest on china trade talks, there are things happening right now, the next amazon, charlie breaks it on senator marco rubio's stock buyback plans, oh, yeah, and that snow behind me we're less than an hour to the closing bell let's start the countdown. let's take you to a live picture of time square this is breaking news and on the right hand of your screen we've got the massive snowstorm in radar form, as it hits new york city and much of the northeast, and in fact, multiple states up to 39 states will be affected by at least two different storms moving acr

england's minister for schools says pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into school russian president vladimir putin has said that russia is withdrawing from the cold war—era intermediate—range nuclear forces treaty after a similar move by the united states. floods in the north—east australian state of queensland have reached catastrophic levels. a french fumble and a welsh fightback last night — and there's more six nations action to come today. and in half an hour, the travel show visits the french alps and the team try their hands at ice diving. good morning and welcome to bbc news. snow and ice is continuing to cause disruption across parts of the uk. in the south of england, dozens of motorists were left stranded for hours, as the wintry weather brought traffic to a standstill. highways england says overnight, its gritters covered 80,000 miles of roads. kathryn stanczyczyn reports. a nightmare journey home. as the extreme weather continued last night in southern england, some parts of hampshire saw 7.5 inches of snow. it led to chaos on the m3 when motorists were trappe

microsoft are, by the time the iphone and other smartphones came along, very complacent. xbox, and it couldn't manoeuvre the way a smaller, more focused company kind of could. you get an established business doing one thing, you put all your efforts into doing that one thing and then you struggle to manoeuvre or anticipate the new technology that is coming along, and that may disrupt you. about 25 years ago, they were on top of the technology industry, and now where are they? it turns out they are back on top of the technology industry. never mind apple, forget google and facebook — at the end of november 2018, microsoft became the most valuable company in the world for the first time since 2002. so where did it all go right? well, i'd say about here. five years ago, satya nadella became the boss and he was able to turn this super tanker around. any ceo of the company sets the tone, the direction. steve clayton is microsoft's chief storyteller, realjob title, and he's well versed in explaining microsoft's resurgence that has seen its value more than triple since nadella t

the next generation samsung smartphone will also serve as a tablet with its fold it has a four pointsix inch display it's compact and perfectly portable but. when the device opens up your world does too not surprisingly samsung's newest device is called the fold and it was unveiled with all of the fanfare you've come to expect from the world's leading smartphone maker. but here's where things get really the call it goes on sale in april but it and samsung's new as tannen as ten plus are being released amid faltering worldwide sales people have a little bit of phone fatigue all the phones look the same they feel the same this new galaxy s ten is not really going to break the mold but we've seen some hints of things that are coming in the future that might get people really excited the issue whether buying samsung or an apple device is increasingly price with the fold costing about two thousand dollars samsung will have to convince consumers that they just have to have it pretty much all of the price to perform in the performance of their own looking for. a replacement phone every thre

this is a smartphone that converts it into a mini tablet nice gimmick but are consumers ready for its hefty price and. the head of the aston martin says and no deal breaks it is awesome madness so then why is he building a new plant in britain. whose business. has welcomed could india be making it harder for foreign investors to do business u.s. retail giant wal-mart and amazon battled it out last year to take over indian delivery service flipkart with the aim of bringing their e-commerce expertise to the world's second most populous country but now a new e-commerce law and yes making investment difficult with tough restrictions for foreign investors in the retail sector india's revised foreign direct investment rules for e-commerce went into effect at the beginning of this month. the new rules especially affect platforms selling their own products because no single vendor can account for more than twenty five percent of an online marketplace offering their restriction is aimed at protecting india's retail sector but its critics say it makes it harder for online platforms like amazon

well with the foldable phones we're finally seeing something new in the smartphone world rather than just you know square blocks which is has been for quite a while now there's there's some innovation there but of course also the network's five g. the fifth generation of mobile networks is has. people here are really in a euphoria because they assume what that with this high level of data transfers and with this high level of connectivity there's a lot more money to be made that will make it possible to have autonomy as cars driving and connect really everything from you know the smallest to the smallest thing to even human bodies and definitely something that we need to give you for next appearance in barcelona so that we don't have these technical issues. in bus a lot of. south central los angeles is one of the most the tour has neighborhoods in the whole of the u.s. war has got away local businesses will soon find liquor stores weapons shops and fast food restaurants then organic apple it's home to fun good nutritious food in what's known there as a food desert but one man there i

google‘s assistant can control a smart device by typing requests on a smartphone, and the captions featurelable on the versions of alexa with a screen. news, weather and timers can be activated with tap. all of this is quite basic, so abhishek singh has decided to show them how it could be done. he's created a simple algorithm to do this. the camera sees what he signs and turns it into text that alexa can understand and respond to. now, it only does a few words, but the point is to inspire the big companies into action. last month, google released a couple of new accessibility apps for deaf users who use its android devices, and lara and click trainee maddie have been putting them to the test. i lost my hearing when i was seven, and about a year after that, i got a cochlear implant which has helped me a lot, but even now in certain situations, i find it really hard to hear. so when i'm in noisy cafes or at a dinner party, my hearing is not the best. we've deliberately come to a coffee shop where there's real, everyday noise all around us to demonstrate these. maddie here has been testing t

data networks in the near future will be enough to keep smartphone consumers coming back for. more christian salumi al jazeera new york. doldrums the u.s. could tax european car imports if it fails to broker a fair trade deal with the e.u. the american president gave the warning after a meeting with austrian chanceless of us to curt's at the white house the commerce department has been investigating whether imported cars and parts are a threat to u.s. national security it could clear the way for a tax on european cars of up to twenty five percent. french president manuel micro has announced new measures to fight anti semitism of a series of high profile incidents when kroll was attending the annual dinner of a jewish organization saying anti semitism has reached its worst level since world war two in some parts of europe he says legislation to fight hate speech on the internet will be introduced in may it comes a day after thousands of people rallied in cities across france to denounce hostility towards jews. palestinians are preparing to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of a