u.s. defense department has authorized the release of a billion dollars to be used for the construction of donald trump's proposed wall along the us mexico border the funds have been allocated to construct ninety two kilometers of fencing improve roads and provide logistical support last month president trump declared a national emergency in order to bypass lawmakers and released eight billion dollars in funding for the second time this month venezuela has been experiencing a major power outage at least sixteen of the country's twenty three states have been affected. a u.s. lawyer who represented adult film star stormy daniels and her lawsuit against u.s. president donald trump has been charged with fraud prosecutors accuse michael of an r.t. of trying to extort more than twenty million dollars from the sports giant nike he says he expects to be exonerated of an art he's been released on a three hundred thousand dollars bail. and irish mixed martial artist khana mcgregor says he's retiring thirty year old made the announcement on twitter that he didn't give a reason mcgregor's a former ult

u.s. defense department earlier in the show we talked about venezuela when john bolton and elliott abrams beating the drum how does a situation like this blows within the pentagon is there always just a fundamental appetite within what i call the military industrial complex for action well military people and you saw this in general mattis who was then the secretary of defense if you've been in a war celeste thing in the world you want you want to you want to be as strong as you can in order to prevent war that's what that's what our mission should be in terms of the defense the defense department is peace through strength and that's that's not a an empty issue you want to be ready in case you really need it and just to go out and create regime change and and what have you is not in keeping with our values and we should not be pushing that but unfortunately the neo conservatives are doing that there isn't a war they don't like and they and they have to do it in order to keep the defense establishment well greased they think but i think it can be done in other ways deterrent effect though

u.s. defense department has authorized the release of a billion dollars to be used for the construction of donald trump's proposed wall along the us mexico border the funds have been allocated to construct ninety two kilometers of fencing improve roads and provide logistical support along the border the us army has the word been given the go ahead to start planning the project last month president from declared a national emergency in order to bypass lawmakers and release eight billion dollars in funding. for the second time this month venezuela has been experiencing a major power outage. transportation service is stalled in the capital caracas at least sixteen of the country's twenty three states have been affected. the u.s. lawyer who represented adult film star stormy daniels in a lawsuit against u.s. president donald trump has been charged with fraud prosecutors are accusing michael of the naughty of trying to extort more than twenty million dollars from the sports giant nike he says he expects to be exonerated. all right so those are the headlines the news continues here in the zero a

u.s. defense department on artificial intelligence but are cooperating with chinese military indirectly andometimes directly on ai and quantum computing. lou: i'm sure the california delegation led by dianne feinstein will have a discussion with them. we will not hold our breath. gordon chang, thanks so much. >> thanks, lou. lou: newark new jersey the latest city to experiment. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. lou: newark new jersey come up with another radical idea planning to test universal basic income program. they have a 20 percent poverty rate. median household income of $31,000. freshman congresswoman, everyone's favorite soci

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u.s. defense department. so let's be clear.avor of protecting the land and the nation and the people that allow google to be formed in the first place. it is this kind of delusional moralizing from the people at google their motto used to be don't be evil. they got rid of that clearly if they are doing business with the chinese. and the delusional moralizing that really hurts america and i just want -- quickly do the imitation of the cfo after hillary clinton lost and they had this big company meeting and she was talking about hillary losing and what a massive punch to the gut it was and it was really painful. that's google. >> lisa: upset. >> dagen: that's google. that's who works at google. >> juan: jesse, what they refuse to do for the pentagon was work on cloud storage type technology and they said it was in violation of the company's principles. a lot of workers said. this how do you interpret this. >> jesse: do they adhere to the communist chinese principles. >> juan: i hope not. >> jesse: one child policy no. frefreedom

u.s. defense department. so let's be clear.g the land and the nation and the people that allow google to be formed in the first place. it is this kind of delusional moralizing from the people at google their motto used to be don't be evil. they got rid of that clearly if they are doing business with the chinese. and the delusional moralizing that really hurts america and i just want -- quickly do the imitation of the cfo after hillary clinton lost and they had this big company meeting and she was talking about hillary losing and what a massive punch to the gut it was and it was really painful. that's google. >> lisa: upset. >> dagen: that's google. that's who works at google. >> juan: jesse, what they refuse to do for the pentagon was work on cloud storage type technology and they said it was in violation of the company's principles. a lot of workers said. this how do you interpret this. >> jesse: do they adhere to the communist chinese principles. >> juan: i hope not. >> jesse: one child policy no. frefreedom of speech. they h

u.s. service members were killed while conducting an operation on this day march 22 inside afghanistan. the statement says in accordance with the u.s. department of defense policy, the name of the service names killed are being withheld until 24 hours after their next of kin has been notified. so it may well be until tomorrow. but it does bring to fore the number of service personnel killed just this year alone, more than 2300 have been killed since the war began more than 17 years ago now. and that is underlying concerns and the urgency being felt in the united states to try to bring america's longest running conflict ever to an end. the united states president donald trump has said that he is accelerating diplomatic efforts to try to achieve that. diplomats have been meeting with negotiators from the taliban, the militant group that was toppled back in 2001 but which has been resurgent in recent meetings, they have been meeting to try to get a peace proposal together. the afghan government, which is a strong ally of the u.s. and others, is very concerned about that because they have been kind of cut out of the process and they feel that they may be aba

u.s. department of defense's acting chief management officer concluded that google's project maven quote is exempt from disclosure under exemption for the freedom of information act steven aftergood director of the federation of american scientists project on government secrecy told the intercept in a way it is the path of least resistance that enables the agency to avoid time consuming expensive and detailed review of records so hot water should we be making it easier for government agencies to experiment with death without oversight or is it time to rethink just how much google knows about our national mood like ok. the google. drone over there nobody. will ever know whatsoever it is a bulls one month project even the name sounds creepy yeah it's ok that was the original project maven which i had to do with like i said are sort of processing drone footage of what they're trying to addle finding a or machine learning that would go over all this data for them so the deodhar there was a deal memo dated april twenty sixth twenty seven t.n. must integrate artificial intelligence and machine le

u.s. department of defense looking into musk's federal security clearance. he went on a podcast, smoked marijuana with the host. secret level clearance requires them to acknowledge any illegal drug use over the past seven years. >>> now to the jououtrage for t short prison sentence for paul manafort. not quite four years in prison. critics call it disgraceful and outrageous. here's nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: a stunning fall from grace. once president trump's campaign chair, paul manafort now a convicted felon sentenced to nearly four years in prison wearing a green jump suit and in a wheelchair due to complications of gout, manafort asking for compassion. the last two years have been the most difficult years for my family and i he said to the judge. to say i have been humiliated and shamed would be a gross understatement. his attorney speaking out overnight. >> what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one. there is absolutely no evidence that paul manafort was involved with any collusion, with any government official from russia

u.s. state and defense department. thailand, thailand votes this weekend in its first general election since the army seized power five years ago. the premier has held absolute executive power since then and now hopes to return as an elected prime minister. he has tried to present a unifying candidate increasingly divided between the rural poor and urban establishment. south wales votes this weekend and may indicate the popular mood with the general election looming. the national government's plan may not be an option says the national administration. sydney has been hit by looming costs while regional voters feel they have missed out. falling home prices are adding to the strain. the grounding of the boeing 737 as set to now seen ripple through major u.s. economic indicators, from international trade to durable goods. j.p. morgan chase says there is little chance of a short-term impact but further ahead, they see a disruption that may affect the makeup of gdp to rising inventory, less investment, and fewer exports. bo

u.s. department of defense are looking at musk's clearance.ix months ago the billionaire went on a podcast and smoked marijuana with host joe roggin. secret level security status requires federal employees and contractors seeking clearance to acknowledge any illegal drug use over the past seven years. >>> this morning, religious leaders in san francisco plan to lead a prayer vigil for cambodian refugees at risk of being deported, it happened during the start of lent. the refugees are seeking pardons from governor gavin newsom. the vigil gets under way at 11:30 this morning at i.c.e. headquarters. >>> growing concern for drivers in the south bay, at least ten times during the past three months someone has thrown rocks at cars on highway 152. in each case it happened east of gilroy and before pacheco pass. it happened to two drivers last week. one victim says after stopping on the shoulder, they found seven other cars with smashed windows. >> found a spot to pull over and pulled over and saw that our son, who is 4, he was in a car seat, had glas

u.s. department of defense are looking at musk's clearance. months ago the billionaire went on a podcast and smoked marijuana with host joe roggin. secret level security status requires federal employees and contractors seeking clearance to acknowledge any illegal drug use over the past seven years. >>> richmond high school will reopen today. this is after being shut down for two days straight. the power outage on tuesday forced the campus to close. last night, school officials say they purchased a generator, brought it in, while the repairs are being made. >>> a growing concern for drivers in the south bay, at least ten times during the past few months someone has thrown rocks at the cars on highway 152. in each case, it's happened east of gilroy and before pacheco pass. it happened to two drivers last week. one victim says after stopping on the shoulder, they found seven other cars with smashed windows. >> found a spot to pull over and pulled over and saw that our son, who is 4, he was in a car seat, had glass all over him and his car seat,

u.s. government including the department of defense in many areas including cybersecurity, recruiting andre, so your response to google's denial? >> well, google's denial is technically correct i'm sure but it is deceptive and the reason is google is working with chinese enterprises and those enterprises cannot resist demands from the communist party and the chinese military, share technology that google has given them. also google is interested in participating in a joint venture with cloud -- in a computing center in province and wants to contribute money and personnel and that joint venture partner is closely linked with the chinese military and so clearly google has a desire to work with entities that it should know are working with the chinese military. heather: how big of a national security concern is this? >> well, enormous one. first of all, all of -- we look at what china did with manufacturers, sort of entice them into the country and took their technology, it's doing the same thing with tech companies and google rapidly putting up together the joint ventures. so clearly this i

u.s. government, including the department of defense in many areas including cybersecurity, recruiting andcare. coming up, dropbox adding new tools and integration to reprove workflow for millions of users. how the company is competing with the likes of apple, google and microsoft, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: time now for the work shifted series when he took a look at how businesses are leveraging tech to improve the workplace. one company expanding individual workspace is dropbox. best known for its cloud storage, dropbox is working on his third-party integration to offer tools like electronic signature. this as a growth partnerships with big tech companies like google, salesforce, which also happen to be its biggest competitors. joining us is the dropbox vice president of products, adam nash. how do you work with and compete with the likes of these gigantic companies on a daily basis? adam: well, thanks for having me. you know, i think in technology, the best solution is always follow the customer. it turns out work is changing for most people. we use more and more applications, de

u.s. has declared the third isis as over. the group continues to operate in afghanistan and some western african nations. >>> the defense departmentreporting to u.s. service members were killed today during a mission in afghanistan. military officials did not specify the location but it was reportedly in a northern province that in cloud involved members of the taliban. the names are not being released until the family to notify. the u.s. is about 14,000 troops still in afghanistan supporting afghan forces. >>> golden gate bridge tolls on the rise. why the bridge district says this is a good thing for drivers. >>> also ahead tonight, what goes beyond the free lunch and game room. a tech company offering self- defense classes for its employees. >>> the total cost of golden gate bridge is going a. the bridge district approved a series of toll hike that will be implemented over the next five years, with the first increase to take effect in july. >> everything is going up. rob malcom joins us live with the reasons behind the writing tolls, and what drivers think about it. rob? >> reporter: as you said, it starts july 1. the bridge dis

u.s. government, including the department of defense in many areas, including cyber security, recruiting, and health care. but the comments come after joseph dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff made a similar argument before congress. >> the work that google is doing in china is indirectly benefitting the chinese military and i've been very public on this issue as well, in fact, the way i described it to our industry partners is look, we're the good guys. >> alphabet does have a broad presence in china, remember, as of december, more than 700 employees and ai center in beijing. google faced criticism for efforts in china, including from its own employees, regarding a search engine designed for china, the company has no plans to launch such a product also business with the pentagon, for example, not renewing project maven which analyzed drone imagery for the military the issue of course is bigger than just google tech powerhouses are in the hot seat, attacked on everything from china to antitrust concerns by the way, the ft reporting that google appointed scott beaumont, its for

u.s. >> the department of homeland security is requesting assistance from the defense department and theyant to add 218 miles of new border along the border. >> customs and border protection is projecting more than 100,000 unaccompanied children are going to be stopped at the border by the end of september. >> cnn's ed lavandera spoke with migrants and agencies helping him. here's his report. >> reporter: every day this week, buses have dropped often migrants in brownsville, texas. most are requesting asylum. but the scene is sparking frustration among immigrant rights advocates as legions of volunteers scramble to help mothers and father with their children. >> what we're seeing our community is being instrumentalized as a tool in a larger gamer which is completely empathetical to what people here want. >> reporter: good neighbor shelters one of many helping migrants. the agency says it can't handle the massive number of migrants crossing the border. >> immigration system was at the breaking point. that breaking point has arrived this week at our border. >> reporter: cdp say border patro

u.s. government including the department of defense in many areas including cyber security, recruiting and new york senator kirsten gillibrand announced she is running for president. she announced it yesterday. former vice president joe biden almost officially declared his run in a fund raising dinner over the weekend. >> i have the most progressive record of anybody running for the -- anybody who would run. [ cheering and applause ] >> anybody who would run. cheryl: did you catch that? hope you did. okay. so if or when he announces, he'd be entering a very crowded field including senators cory booker, elizabeth warren, kamala harris, a lot of folks on that ticket already. the powerball jackpot skyrocketing up to $500 million, after no one picked the winning numbers on saturday night, the eighth largest jackpot for the powerball lottery ever. a cow on the loose in indiana may be able to get a job at chick-fil-a. the cow was on the mooove, get is, near one of the chain's restaurants, prompting some to wonder if it was all a publicity stunt set up by chick-fil-a. lauren: was it? cheryl: no,

u.s. government does not track them. stephen: --here, did the military drop the ball? nathan fletcher: yeah, the department of defenseid. stephen: retired marine and former california assemblyman nathan fletcher says he was shocked when he learned about these deported vets. nathan: anyone willing to die for their country should have a country willing to give them citizenship, and it's what they were promised when they joined. stephen: fletcher is now lobbying congress to change the law and allow these veterans back. nathan: if we had 300 americans who were missing in iraq or afghanistan, we would stop the gravitational spin of the earth to bring them home. sharon rummery: they just have to qualify to be a u.s. citizen. stephen: sharon rummery represents the u.s. citizenship and immigration services, the federal agency that processes citizenship. while officials with the department of defense declined our request for an interview, rummery did agree to sit down with us and answer our questions. sharon: well, if you've been convicted of certain defenses, it's a deportable act. stephen: even if you've served as a veteran

u.s. government including the department of defense in many areas including cyber security, recruiting, andderal prosecutors in the department of transportation have opened an investigation into the development and faa approval of boeing 737 max jetliner as the international probe into what caused last week's ethiopian airlines crash continues. cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us live from london with more. is this an unusual move to focus in on that particular point? >> absolutely, louis. good morning to you both. federal prosecutors and the department of transportation, this is the point they're both looking into the development of the 737, max planes as well, highly unusual for a criminal probe to delve into the dealings between the faa and a large airline manufacturer. this is usually carried out as a civil case and d.o.t. and another one to blow your mind, lyft, valuation ahead of the ipo, ahead of the road so, $23 billion. the revenues last year were $1.6 billion, lost 9 million but apparently they're still worth $23 billion. >> how do they come up with that money if they're losing money?

u.s. government, including the department of defense, in many areas including cybersecurity, recruiting andd quote. retired four star general and fox news senior strategic analyst jack keane joins us now. general, can we trust google? >> well, i would want to think we could. but i'm a little stunned by what's taken place here. certainly google's got a right to decide, you know, what kind of businesses they want to pursue and they pulled out of the competition for the pentagon's cloud operation and also they pulled out of a capability to improve the analysis of videos from our drones, the imaging from them. they've got a right to do that. but what stunned me is what followed. they said they pulled out of it because those endeavors are not in line with their corporate values. and they were responding to employees' requests that google no longer work for the defense department or give assistance to the defense department to pursue war-like activities. that, i find quite remarkable given the fact that it's america's values that have permitted google to thrive and prosper. america's values that

u.s./mexico border. what happens next? >> the money gets moved. the defense departmentto move $1 billion from drug fighting tohi building border wall. symbolically the democrat in charge of the funding committee said we don't agree with that. but they can't force the pentagon not to use that money. the pentagon has to inform congress, but they don't have to ge t an okay move the money around. >> all right. tracie potts on the hill for us, thank you. >>> the fallout continues in that college admissions scandal. an invtigation has been opened to figure out if there were al financialo fed aid program laws. georgetown university is one of the universits being investigated. the feds allege dozens of wealthy parents including hollywood actresses lied and paid massive bribes to get their children into elite schools. the universities themselves were not implicated in the scandal. >>> new video this morning shows two men stealing nearly $12,000 worth of tools in the district. d.c. police say the thieves dressed like construction workers, entered a construction site along 18th st

u.s. border. the department of defense authorized the army corps of engineers to start planning and building of the will build 57 miles of 18- foot fence. it support president trump's national emergency declaration. >>> the supreme court will hear a case again on gerrymandering. opponents hope that the sixth time will be the charm. >>> the state of oklahoma has announced it has settled a lawsuit of one of 13 pharmacies. they settled with purdue pharmacy for $230 million. the other cases are set to take place in late may. oklahoma is the first of several states, including california to accuse drug companies of responsibility for the country's opioid epidemic. >>> time is 8:16. time to head out to the bay for a check of our roads with sal. >>> right now, we have some slow traffic to report all over the place. is it getting a little better. we're down to 39 minutes from t to the macarthur maze bridge. and that is not a bad drive. things are improving a little bit. if you waited, you have the luxury of waiting around, thanks are improving. the san jose commute is a little slow. 237 and 101 especially s

beyond capacity, they are working with the department of defense to shift the overflow to u.s.ary bases. in her new book, how safe are we? homeland security since 9/11. the trump administration's family separation debacle in the summer of 2018 was entirely self-created and an illogical policy made worse by incompetent management. this is government malpractice and we should not tolerate it, regardless of our political differences. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> the last sentencing is interesting. regardless of political differences. this seems to be coming down along political lines. supporting donald trump's idea of a wall is something republicans back and democrats object to. >> right. i think that we all should agree that we need a secure border. there is no disagreement there. the question is how do you do it? in my judgment a wall is a symbol, not a strategy. >> you have written in a huge and open nation, there will nop be enough money, gates, guns or guards to run down the threat. they threaten to waste money and capital and antagonize mexico. what's the se

defense secretary today when they testify about this budget. adds more than 30 $3 billion to the department of defense, buildtes $8.6 billion to sections along the u.smexico border. this article from roll call says a house controlled by democrats will not easily swallow trump's proposed into/programs by 9%. trump's $750 request for the pentagon and other defense accounts makes one of the biggest piece time defense budgets since world war ii, even adjusting for inflation. budgetumvent the defense cap five requesting $97.9 billion for assorted defense in thes unrelated to war warfare account, which is part of the defense department budget exempt from statuary spending limits. that debate likely to be happening over the coming weeks on capitol hill, something all of you can talk about today. let's go to derek in virginia. caller: good morning. host: morning. asler: i would like to cite a country of immigrants, there is nobody here in this century except the native population who did not arrive either willingly, escaping persecution somewhere, or unwillingly, as a shameful mark of how our southern states .mbraced slavery now there is this feeling of i a

department of defense because employees raised concerns about working with the military, but a google spokesperson pushing back, saying quote, we are not working with the chinese military. we are working with the u.sdepartment of defense in many areas, including cybersecurity, recruiting and health care. the chairman of the joint chiefs says that he's not going to try and single out google, but he wants all technology companies like microsoft and amazon to be aware that their work could fall in the hands of the chinese military. neil? neil: edward, thank you very, very much. do we have any recourse against google if it is in fact doing this as edward pointed out? google says it is not. former deputy assistant secretary of defense under president bush 43, peter brooks. peter, first of all, what do you make of this stuff? >> from a national security perspective, i'm really concerned, neil. this is not a top general, this is the top general in the u.s. military, general dunford, and he said they are indirectly helping the peoples liberation army, which is the collective name for the chinese military, who is a pure competitor of the united states. he also said it's undermining our military advantage.

u.s. military down the government including the dependent pelvic defense department. delma." that, keep you posted. a big old sell-off here. having nothing to do with any political related scandals or reports, everything to do with the slow down in europe that's been translated to a potential slow down here. we'll explore all the fallout for this and how that plays into the 2020 campaign tomorrow on "collude to live will read fair and balanced as always. we'll have your back, even on weekends. here comes "the five." ♪ >> juan: hello, everyone, i'm juan williams along with emily, dana, jesse watters, and dr. greg gutfeld. the white house, washington, all of america, waiting on the mueller report. anticipation growing as all signs point to the russia probe results being released very soon. it's not even out yet, but everybody thinks they have an opinion on what it all means for president trump. >> there are indictments in this president's future. >> the idea that somehow r

u.s. armed forces, the coast guard serves as a critical link between the department of defense and the department of homeland security. my role as chairwoman of the d.h.s. appropriations subcommittee and previously as the subcommittee's ranking member, has afforded me the opportunity to more fully appreciate the challenging work of the men and weapon -- women of the coast guard. this includes saving more than 11,000 lives after the devastating impacts of hurkts maria, irma, harvey, florence, and michael to the cumulative interdiction of 432 tons of cocaine over the past two years. one of the greatest examples of coasty dedication and effectiveness is captain adam shamey who has served as a coast guard liaison to the house of representatives for the past two years. adam has consistently demonstrated an ability to effectively convey the critical needs of the coast guard to both members of congress and staff while also supporting the coast guard's responses to the needs of states and congressional districts across the country. over his two-year tenure as liaison, he has helped facilitate the coast g

u.s. state, defense and i believe it was the commerce department who were at the show watching huawei, kinding them, keeping their eyes on them. i think that's really significant, because you have the two things going on, the two big issues at that show were 5g and the foldable phones, both of which huawei was at the center of attention. i think they are thinking about huawei not just now, but thinking about them in terms of 5g, in 2020 and beyond. susan: yeah. well, apparently, according to reports, some of the state department officials were actually there to also try to convince allies to stop working with huawei and putting their equipment in their telecomes as well. it will be a conduit for spying. >> exactly. this is really incredible when you think about it. 5g and where it's going to go, once it's adopted which will take awhile, it will take a year or two, the last thing they probably want is the company, this company huawei, which they are so concerned about, being the preeminent carrier of 5g in not just china but the u.s., for instance. susan: let me ask about that. that is the s

u.s. will say if you want this troops to happen if you want our military our defense department to leave we're going to have to leave a residual force in here whether that's a private contractor somebody else and you'll have to be ok with that the taliban has not agreed to any u.s. presence any private contractors and private military force i'm sure something that would be seen as not good or not stabilizing was the most important issue is it's up to our government that's up to our leadership to ensure that any private contractors are at here and a very strict u.s. protocol and there is a bad actor when there is a criminal act that comes out we make sure that that is publicizing that the perpetrators are penalized and are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the laws within international law and with the laws of the country in which they are in. well you could court times out a sentence for female genital mutilation for the first time over operation that went wrong more details after this short break. when almost seemed wrong. just. yet to shape our. outlook. and engagement because the trail. w

u.s. state department has an ounce further financial support for the group in syria known as the white talents and cement of more money for the self described civil defense group was published online the u.s. plans to allocate five million dollars to support life saving operations conducted by the group's members this follows donald trump statement last year that the u.s. would stop funding the organization. despite being described as heroes by the state department the white house and its have discredited themselves numerous times they were implicated in fabricating evidence of an alleged chemical attack in duma syria last year and also linked to trafficking here's a look at some of the white house myths other activities in syria but a word of caution some of the images that may be disturbing. we spoke to ken stone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war he believes the white house it's all key to western plans for further intervention in syria. if the united states is going to give them yet more money it's because the united states still foresees our role for the white house minutes in syria the united states knows that the russian and syrian govern

the department of defense will phones tollow huawei be sold on u.s. military bases. the u.s. epartment of justice uncovered an internal huawei memo of the company was offering bonuses to employees who succeeded in stealing confidential information from other companies. just this year, and i will end on this note, just in january the fbi raided huawei's san diego office involved in a scheme to steal ip tech from u.s. firm. huawei employees were charged with spying. allegedjury in seattle 10 federal crimes were submitted by affiliates of huawei. the fbi director said huawei intentionally sought to steal valuable ip from american companies. they snuck into a t-mobile lab, directed employees to take photos and measurements and protected information and finally try to steal a robotic arm. not squeaky clean. secret intelligence reports given to us trillion officials outline the case in which chinese espionage services used huawei to get access codes to infiltrate a foreign network. company officials were pressed upon to provide password a network details that would enable chinese in