pile up while way is reportedly planning to file suit against united states over a ban on use of weiwei technology by the federal government according to report in the new york times u.s. officials an act of the policy over stated concerns about the security of wall way components and the company's ties to the chinese government but while way says that policy amounts to a so-called bill of attainder effectively depriving the company of rights without a trial on another front while ways jail chief financial officer of man one jew held in canada pending an extradition request from the us has filed a civil suit against cain eighty and authorities over her treatment ms meng's lawyer claimed she was subject to unlawful detention questioning and. search of her luggage meanwhile in china authorities have charged to detain canadians with spying in a case that many suspect was filed in retaliation over the arrest of ms ming we get the latest on that and we do that right now are she's out of a hell of it joins us from toronto with the latest hey alex good to see you let's start with china canada

the row escalated with the arrest of monk one joe weiwei c.f.o. and daughter of group founder of enjoying faith in canada in december while ways taken legal steps filing a lawsuit against the u.s. over a ban on government agencies using its products always lawyer said fears beijing might compel it to spy were baseless on homeland or that. if we install back doors or collect intelligence on behalf of others it's tantamount to committing suicide and we have no intention of committing suicide. as for the chinese government i believe they also hope wakeling continue to pay tax create employment and drive growth in the whole industry i don't think they prefer to use while we as a tool to attack others. while we are uninsured off the road with the usa income from its network business at the center of the espionage was down while we said it was a long term business and the effects will be felt in a few years' time. and in the latest turn in the ongoing investigation into the crash of an ethiopian airlines flight and initial data have reportedly now shown

led campaign to get weiwei tech banned in the west but while way has defended its commitment to security while dropping some choice words for the u.s. government in the mix. while way revenues topped one hundred billion dollars and twenty eighteen positive figures were the last thing on the agenda the news conference in beijing journalists wanted was taken washington urging allies not to use the firm's networks u.s. government doesn't trust the chinese government not to say that doesn't trust hallway. just one treat out of three years of may i think the us is the most powerful country in the world the us has been the leader in many domains and the us government has the attitude of a loser i hope the american people the us government can adjust its own attitude. to rao escalation with the arrest of monkey on joe while ways c.f.o. and daughter of group founder enjoying fate in canada in december while ways taken legal steps filing a lawsuit against the u.s. over a ban on government agencies using its products always lawyer said fears beijing my competitor to spy were baseless and on homela

weiwei which washington would like to see the e.u. is hoping that cooperation within the bloc could offer better protection competition to run europe superfast five g. networks is fierce when it comes to deciding who can be trusted with the vast amount of information that will pass through them the european commission thinks there's safety in numbers is recommending the nation share data on five g. cyber security risks with one another we have to protect everybody's privacy we have to protect our business secrets we have to protect. all our life we will be connected with afraid she works the commission was specific about where its concern lies it's with china and particularly huawei some fear the company is too closely linked to the government in beijing the e.u. says it won't impose a blanket ban on the tech giants technology despite u.s. pressure to do so rather than leave it up to each member state to decide whether to exclude while away for national security reasons he wants them each to compile a risk assessment of their five g.

as regards weiwei. and you can perhaps you can help explain to us what role the communist party plays in a company like chua way because all companies must have a communist party committee what do they actually do. i think this out although the founder was on the other p.-l. a but the but then the company has been established as an independent company i mean the background of a lot of the companies around the world of different backgrounds. but one way has make it absolutely clear that of course the hose the customers interests at high regard otherwise it wouldn't have been able to achieve such a high level of market penetration hundred sixty seventy and resisting countries worldwide and and not just because of his products but because of the liability of his services now the concern about. digital security does not apply to wall way itself only are there are companies even as asaram in all the world and also other high tech companies they they're all have. this kind of consensus in the international ph

as regards weiwei. and you can perhaps you can help explain to us what role the communist party plays in a company like chua way because all companies must have a communist party committee what do they actually do. i think this out although the founder was on the other p.-l. a but the but then the company has been established as an independent company i mean the background of a lot of the companies around the world of different backgrounds. but one way has make it absolutely clear that of course the hose the customers interests at high regard otherwise it would all have been able to achieve such a high level of market penetration one hundred six seventy and resisting countries worldwide and and not just because ms products but because reliability of the services now are concerned about. digital security does not apply to walkway itself only are there are companies even as asaram in all the world and also other high tech companies they they're all have. this kind of consensus in international phenomenon

fellow chinese telecom giant weiwei is taking the u.s. government to courts it's challenging a federal law which restricts u.s. government agencies from using weiwei products the company's also accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails when u.s. considers why waste products a security threats and beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies. the u.s. government. probably as you read it had to hack into our servers and this story and our e-mails and a source code these products these the u.s. government has never provided any evidence supporting. that while we posies securities direct. the u.s. government is no effort to company and it probably bought while we continued joining us from beijing so is this lawsuit purely about legal proceedings or is there more to it. well holly definitely wants to send a message and its message to the u.s. government as enough is enough so we know from this press conference that they're filing a lawsuit in the u.s. federal court against us congress saying that the destructi

fellow chinese telecom giant weiwei is taking the u.s. government to courts it's challenging a federal law which restricts u.s. government agencies from using weiwei products the company has also accused washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why waste products a security threats and says beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies. the u.s. government had said. it's right it has had good servers and. e-mails and it. describes these the u.s. government has never provided any evidence supporting accusation that i we posies securities direct. the u.s. government is no effort to smell good company and it probably bought. our correspondent adrian brown has been at that news conference of why ways headquarters in sens and how rare is it adrian for a chinese company to come out and speak so publicly let alone sue the u.s. government. well i can't recall an occasion where a large private chinese firm has announced it's going to be suing the u.s. government that is indeed very unusual and the langua

says the extradition case against weiwei executives.

from canada weiwei has also been accused of industrial espionage after allegedly trying to steal trade sick. it's from its competitor t. mobile washington also claims the tech giant has engaged in espionage on behalf of beijing a ban on the chinese telecon company was imposed last year barring federal agencies from purchasing or using weiwei products. joining me now live from beijing is evangelist abscessed a producer with our video agency roughly about how has this case unfolded. it seems pretty much that is now on the counterattack he recently filed a lawsuit against the united states government the claim that the bill which was passed last year in the united states is restricting the business in the united states the chinese firm calls this bill on calls the two tional it's the national defense authorization act also known as the n.b.a. which the claim that it's unconstitutional legislation now the united states government has long been targeting him accusing him of stealing trade secrets and spying for the chinese they would never they're asked if there's any evidence to prove that

sanctions and money laundering monks' lawyers argue her arrest was politically motivated weiwei is trying to weather storms on many fronts the copycat european architecture is not a theme park but the firm's new research and development campus the company's critics continue to argue that it's not just the buildings here that have been closed adrian brown al-jazeera. at least three people have been killed and dozens injured following an attack in western kabul rockets and heavy gun via targeting the shiite gathering in the afghan capital i saw has claimed responsibility various politicians were at the event including presidential candidates for july's upcoming election shall abella says carmel. eisel has claimed responsibility for this attack in western cargo unfortunately it is not a surprise because they have targeted this community the shia minority the czar's they have targeted the many times in this area especially over the last year dozens have been killed in this this gathering today of more than a thousand people was commemorating the death of his our leader who died twenty four ye

chinese telecom giant weiwei is taking the u.s. to court by restricting federal agencies from using its products the u.s. considers war ways products a security threat and says china can use its equipment for spying always says the u.s. has failed to provide any evidence to support its claims adrian brown has more from shenzhen from the while way success is clear just part of its sprawling complex in the special economic zone of. while weighs name literally means the achievements of china but the trumpet ministration says those achievements more to cheating and stealing than the sort of innovation on display here allegations its top executives deny on thursday they held a news conference inviting selected media organizations including al-jazeera to confirm that while way has filed a lawsuit against the u.s. government over a ban which restricts federal government employees from using its equipment we're there is no us. challenge to all. these men only. but also oh this was me and us she was once more they insisted while ways not in

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera chinese telecom giant weiwei is suing the u.s. government has accused washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why waste products as a security threat and says beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies human rights campaigners say british and american weapons have been used to kill and wound hundreds of civilians in yemen their findings were based on documented attacks by the saudi and you either coalition. venezuela has expelled the german ambassador for well coming. to corrupt us crying or has been accused of meddling in front as well as internal affairs and has been given forty eight hours to leave. well the u.s. congress has held a confirmation hearing for. his new ambassador to saudi arabia general john abizaid faced tough questions about how he sees this. his nomination comes at a time when global scrutiny for journalists murder and its involvement in the war in the yemen she had reports from washington. sectarian violence the u.s. hasn't had a saudi ambassador since donald tru

government agencies from using weiwei products the company has also accused washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why waste products a security threat and has beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies the u.s. government had said. it's right it has hacked into service and this story and e-mails and. tragedies the u.s. government has never prove why do you. suppose. that i we pose a sample a security issue right. the u.s. government is no effort to a company and its public i bought. our correspondent adrian brown has been at that news conference and why ways headquarters joining us from sens then how unprecedented is it adrian for a chinese company to come out and speak so publicly. well there in i think it's fairly rare for a chinese company to one you know hold a news conference like this to invite selected media including al-jazeera to put questions to these executives questions we did not have to submit in advance it is very rare also for you know a chinese company to announce it's suing the u.s. government i can't recall a case wh

if the financial officer of chinese tech giant weiwei is suing the canadian government overheard tension last december when one issue claims that she was searched and questioned under false pretenses before she was officially arrested the defendant cbs the officers under the guise of routine border check unlawfully subjected the plaintive to a detention such an interrogation to extract evidence from her before she was arrested and provided with her rights under the charter when one jew was detained at vancouver airport at the request of the us if extradited she will face charges of misleading banks about the company's business in iran in violation of u.s. sanctions on tehran she's also accused of stealing trade secrets from an american company team obama china has repeatedly urged canada to release its citizens saying that auto and washington are violating her rights to me what's wrong for the east some u.s. government officials have been playing up these so-called security risks associated with the products of certain chinese companies and linking it with china's national intelligence l

killed after a standoff in somalia's capital canada says well allow the extradition case against weiwei executive to go ahead a decision china firmly opposes. the indian pilot captured by pakistan has been to hospital for a check up after being freed when command and on both a man was welcomed at the border two days after his plane was shot down in the disputed kashmir region pakistan says his release is a gesture of peace india's prime minister has praised the pilot for his exemplary coverage reports from new delhi. at the walk a border crossing in punjab wing commander of the london bart man is released from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as i was going to go to work i was. going to look at it that was not there all day and then i want to get all of. this pick up and run good particularly because the officer has hacked. from an arab in ridgewood have already i don't know. i have to have people who have already gotten back to a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has been begrudgingly welcom

and judge will decide the next week if a top weiwei executive should be extradited to the u.s. while one zoo is under house arrest after being detained at washington's request is accused of conspiring to violate sanctions on iran u.s. president donald trump is china to lift all tariffs on american agricultural products he says it's because trade talks between the world's two biggest economies are progressing well china and the u.s. are trying to negotiate a way out of a trade war those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's one or one east wife and i. and monday put it well on the. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to full drive. five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. thousands of children are abandoned. every. other countries want to. babies bo

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera chinese telecom giant weiwei is suing the u.s. government and is accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers while his products as a security threat and says beijing can use its equipment to spy on federal agencies the company denies the allegation. venezuela has expelled the german ambassador for welcoming opposition leader one fido back to caracas crying or has been accused of meddling in venezuela's internal affairs he's been given forty eight hours to leave the country the start of argentina's school year has been postponed by a three day teacher strike they say wages aren't keeping up with inflation which reached nearly fifty percent last year. british and american weapons have been used to kill and wound hundreds of civilians in yemen that's according to a report by a yemen based human rights group findings were based on more than two dozen attacks by the saudi and u.a.e. led coalition which were documented between twenty fifteen and twenty eighteen and the u.s. congressional committee.

canada says the extradition case against weiwei executive mung one show will go ahead but china says it firmly opposes the decision and. we look at why it's taking so long to clean up one of the world's most polluted rivers . the indian pilot captured by pakistan has been to hospital for a check up after being freed wing commander on the bottom line was welcomed at the border two days after his plane was shot down in the disputed kashmir region says his release is a gesture of peace india's prime minister has praised the pilot for his exemplary coverage reports from new delhi and at the walk a border crossing in punjab. his release from pakistani custody back to india two days after his aircraft was shot down. as. well. i was going to really look at that procedure of going to america i want to get all music we're not going to. take up this one good particularly because the officer has hacked. from an arab in ridgewood have already i don't know. i have is happy to have already gotten back to a former colonel in the indian army says at best the decision to hand him over so quickly has

to rao escalation with the arrest of monk one joe weiwei c.f.o. and daughter of group founder of enjoying faith in canada in december while ways taken legal steps filing a lawsuit against the u.s. over a ban on government agencies using its products always lawyer said fears beijing might compel it to spy were baseless and. if we install back doors or collect intelligence on behalf of others it's tantamount to committing suicide and we've no intention of committing suicide. as for the chinese government i believe they also hope continue to pay tax create employment and drive growth in the whole industry i don't think they prefer to use weiwei as a tool to attack others. while we are uninsured off the road with the usa income from its network business at the center of the espionage was down while we said it was a long term business and the effects will be felt in a few years' time. cliff couldn't is following this story for us cliff it weighs chair's cold the u.s. government loses it is is that what all of this comes down to basically a competition

and continuing with weiwei here's a troubling circumstance americans living in remote and low income areas could end up paying more for telecommunications services if a move by the u.s. federal communications commission to block them from doing business with the white with walk away is successful legal journalist molly barrows contributor with america's lawyers is here now to explain hey molly thank you for being with us i mean explain how sort of the rural and really also some lower income areas those americans might be affected by this move. yes absolutely it seems so many of these political tit for tat stories that we do whether it's the government shutdown or any other number of issues it seems like it's the low income people the ones that are that the wage earners going from paycheck to paycheck that are hit by some of these decisions and this is no different so the top administration in congress as we've talked about are taking a number of steps designed to hinder the u.s. operations of the chinese tech companies hallway and over surveillance and security concerns in their ties

huawei is on the warpath against the united states for banning the use of the company's equipment weiwei is launching a legal challenge legal challenge against the u.s. against a law that labels the company a security risk and would limit its access to the american market for telecom equipment for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't buy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the u.s. government hides in law.

were detained in december just days after the arrest of a top executive from chinese tech giants weiwei in vancouver those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera the stream is coming up next to stay with us. talk to. you personally one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen if you want to be a swedish of it in new york that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. and imo it could be and here in the stream today in afghanistan's peace process where the voice sees a women speak to afghan women who want a bigger say in the. war in their country online our community is already talking about how afghan women's rights might be affected by a peace deal with the taliban share your thoughts with us live via you tube and on twitter. on saturday u.s. officials continue the negotiations with the taliban attempting to end its.

deutsche of bond is expanding its digital network and the hardware will come from chinese telecom giant weiwei the same hallway now in the crosshairs of u.s. authorities who claim the company is a trojan horse for beijing state owned rail company says there's nothing unusual about the partnership. don't want to go digital and for that it needs an ultra fast telecommunications network the german state rail company plans to operate is trains remotely and while way is set to make that possible i contract is worth half a billion euros was signed several years ago and says it's undertaken thirty checks and has no security concerns. the u.s. government meanwhile has plenty of them particularly when it comes to the close ties between the telecommunications supplier and china's ruling communist party just how safe is data running through our way built network is beijing listening to the phone call was made with its technology the white house is clear when it comes to developing its fast five g. network it wants the chinese firmly that. the german government says it wants or it's five g. network develo

let's bring in ali by financial correspondent in frankfurt only weiwei that getting a bit miffed that with all the bad p.r. they're getting from u.s. officials will this lawsuit make a difference do you think i don't know if it will a little bit surprising considering the development that this lawsuit is coming only now at this point in time of course it's an unfortunate timing because trade deal talks are in the midst of possibly concluding xi jinping and donald trump said to meet at the end of the month and this will surely not improve the mood of the man in the white house but well way doing basically the only thing it can still do trying to force the americans to produce evidence that they claim they have in public in a court and not just make accusations while way itself says it's innocence that the accusations of the americans equal basically a corporate death warrant that this was a last resort although when you look at it when you look at the history of similar cases u.s. courts have generally not decided against washington and security matters in other news only all eyes are

said in an interview that it is unlikely many countries will follow the united states in banning weiwei from building next generation mobile networks waddles trailer is banned well away from five g. networks over security concerns e.u. countries such as germany and france have indicated they are likely to ignore the u.s. calls a shot solves what. knowing you is the way we love you in the current context it sounds ominous huawei promises a super fast chip and artificial intelligence that can record and evaluate us and everything we do. the product we are bringing to the market is a product of the future and what does the future bring we believe artificial intelligence. thanks to while away the future has already begun for the state security in china as western province beijing has installed a system of total control to monitor the muslim minority human rights groups suspect around one million we girls are being held in so-called reeducation camps she enjoying is a testing ground for the latest surveillance technology in may twenty eighth teen ways form a germany are seen here on the left

year on the other hand you have the possibilities that there could be security issues with using weiwei equipment so the government is trying to balance these two quite different positions so i think it's fair to say that they're not quite unified on this is it realistic for a government like the german government for any nation to completely prohibit while way as a hardware provider it's getting very difficult provides the really the best equipment the big european manufacturers seem to have fallen behind although they claim they have and they also provide at the right price so it's very difficult not to introduce this because five g. is such an amazing technology no government is willing to be the one to say that we're not going to have it because of security concerns. this also comes as a question in europe why we should say not just within germany about using huawei and this comes as the e.u. itself is sort of taken to heart attack against china. in recent weeks what he tells there you know with the e.u. has started talking about china now as a strategic rival it's changing its view

president's novel ploy to quell protests demanding change of better battle between chinese tech company weiwei and the u.s. continues its carrier makes the decision and is pacific island players is said to vote on whether the boy called this year's rugby world cup details coming up. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied across algeria demanding their president pulls out of next month's elections these beautifully been in power for twenty years he's planning to run for a fifth term but protesters say he's unfit for the job they've buckaroo orts. they are the biggest demonstrations in algeria in decades this is the country's capital algiers. or similar scenes in several other cities they demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's beautifully care withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and

point three percent year on year reflective us governments pressure on other countries to avoid using weiwei with mint in their five g. network infrastructure there are fears that it can be used by the chinese government for spying united states has also accused huawei of breaching iran sanctions. now today is the day or would have been the day that britain wanted to leave the e.u. but with the british political class still more concerned about political infighting than economic sanity the date has been moved into april and prospect of a no deal breaks it's still not completely off the table british trade negotiators need to set agreements in place around the world to ensure trade can continue smoothly let's have a look at where britain stands right now as a member of the u. the u.k. currently is part of around forty trade deals around the world and you should see a nice piece of graphics right now but it will. just die last so it covers current trade deals inside the you are covering a total of seventy two countries those deals account for around fifteen percent of britain's overseas trade

now at this press conference in shenzhen which is always quite headquarters weiwei is going to announce that it's filing a lawsuit in u.s. federal court against the u.s. congress against some of these restrictions on its networks and saying that these restrictions are unlawful they're unfair they harm a fair competition and they also harm u.s. consumers by denying them access to huawei products now according to while away they said that they were compelled to take legal action as a last resort and also because the u.s. government time after time has failed to really produce evidence against them for these restrictions namely they fail to prove that huawei is actually essentially spying for the chinese government are being used as a back door for the chinese government now this is just the latest in another legal actions that we've seen from huawei just a few days ago mung one joe who is currently detained in canada said she was filing a lawsuit against the canadian government and its border protection agency saying that she was interrogated before she actually knew that she was under ar

with a check on your world headlines chinese telecom giant weiwei is suing the us government is accusing washington of hacking its servers and stealing e-mails the u.s. considers why waste products a security threat and says beijing could use its equipment to spy on federal agencies the company denies the allegations the u.s. government branded its right it has hacked into servers and this story and e-mails and a song called these tragedies the u.s. government has never provided and. suppose. that i we posies sample security is direct. the u.s. government is very no effort to a company and it's probably why we. brown has this update from chance that. well as up the ties war way has confirmed it's going to be filing a lawsuit against the u.s. government that was confirmed here at the shenzhen headquarters on thursday when they spoke to the international media they invited selected networks here including al jazeera we heard from six company executives we got legal opinions constitutional opinions and of course their views on security and technology the message that while way wanted to con

sanctions and money laundering monks' lawyers argue her arrest was politically motivated weiwei is trying to weather the storms on many fronts the copycat european architecture is not a theme park but the firm's new research and development campus the company's critics continue to argue that it's not just the buildings here that have been closed adrian brown al-jazeera shenzhen to afghanistan now at least three people have been killed and dozens injured following an attack in western a couple rockets and heavy gunfire targeted a shia gathering in the capital eisel has claimed responsibility there is politicians were at the event including presidential candidates for july's election shallop ballots has more from kabul. eisel has claimed responsibility for this attack in western kabul unfortunately it is not a surprise because they have targeted this community the shia minority the czar's they have targeted the many times in this area especially over the last year and dozens have been killed in this this gathering today of more than a thousand people was commemorating the death of his our l

they would not be decided by only by one side so washington has accused the chinese high tech john weiwei spying on behalf of beijing these accusations are pretty serious and though the company's leadership has denied all of them do you see that this issue could actually aggravate chata tensions even more. well you see i think that the most the chinese would have believed that the case of our way is very much politically motivated and it is much more to do with the fact that the united states even more increasingly concerned about a competitive edge of those high tech industry and particularly those the flagship . companies like huawei so they tried to take some pretty empty if measures to prevent huawei to be continue to have even creasing presence in large market to shia and i think that this is what those very highly political motivated action and those so called the charges very accomplice so are you saying that the americans are basically trying to get rid of competition in this very lucrative felt well this whole affair because why away is one of the leading giants in five industry.

could cut down on the intelligence it shares with berlin should chinese telecoms giant weiwei take part in the country's five g. mobile infrastructure project peter all over the story. chancellor merkel is far from happy with the latest comments from washington's man in berlin ambassador richard grinnell said that should germany proceed with developing its next generation of wireless internet infrastructure alongside the chinese telecom company who while we're well then would be limited in the intelligence that was being shared with us from washington none of your business says angela merkel even a security particularly when it comes to the expansion of the five g. network but also elsewhere in the digital area is a very important concern for the german government so we are defining standards for . other politicians of also being quick to condemn the u.s. ambassador's approach the federal government is in no need of demands or tips from the american ambassador about our competency their address cyber security policies again u.s. ambassador we're now is threatening the federal government

has provided enough evidence to begin the extradition process of weiwei executive. today department of justice canada officials issued an authority to proceed formally commencing an extradition process in the case of miss maine one jo the decision follows a thorough a diligent review of the evidence in this case the next step in the case is as follows the british columbia supreme court has scheduled an appearance state for march sixth twenty nineteen at ten am to confirm that an authority to proceed has been issued and to schedule the date for the extradition hearing then one joe was arrested and counted then december they were qwest of united states washington accuses the business woman of violating american sanctions against iran later she was released on bail but had to stay in vancouver awaiting a final decision. while way has just released a statement expressing disappointment in the canadian decision the company also recalled president trump saying that he could interfere in the case if it helps trade deal between the washington and. parties while way stressed

government's problems with weiwei are nothing. what they've described here is a an active refusal to fix problems that were announced it sounded like even five or six years ago and also a information that there are some open holes here they call these zero days these call they call these these exploits holes that could be used by hackers down the line ideally all these are patched up before these things go into production but in this very specific case looks like why hasn't patched those up the concern there is that if you have these switches and they're really fair they're giant machines the things that that we don't even expect to see anymore but these massive switches are fairly complicated because they have to route all our calls. in the past the you had nokia you had siemens you had a number of companies doing this and now it looks like wall weighs the number one and whatever your number one you people are going to start taking potshots at you. do they deserve. potentially that they're undercutting competitors in the each one

still to come the chief financial officer of chinese smartphone giant weiwei is suing canada i'll tell you why after this short break. what i see images and hear things what they're doing. i see people who are afraid not see these young women in these ways purposes and i see that. it's good they lose it. all they have the whole or that is the color of their skin that's all they have going for themselves or their white skin. seems wrong. but i. just don't call. me. yet to see palin. become advocates and engage me equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back the chief financial officer of chinese tech giant wall way is suing the canadian government that's after ottawa gave the green light to extradite him. to the u.s. to face fraud charges constable yep in cooperation with the defendant canadian border services agency offices intentionally delayed the media execution of the warrant contrary to the order of the court instead the defendant c.b.s. a offices under the guise of routine border check unlawfully subjected the plaint