dominating at world congress as deutsche bank tells cnbc they must make changes in order to compete. >> europe has lost its momentum in the digital world as well as the tech course. we are not investing san francisco sufficiently >> we will hear from borje eckholm this hour. >>> if ukraine loses, it will be difficult and whether we suffer great losses is on you if if we remain strong, we will not lose this war. >>> good morning if you are just tuning in, let's check in on the equity market. we have been trading for one hour this is the picture. the stoxx 600 after hitting a couple record highs last week on the back of nvidia and strong european earnings is pulling back a little bit. taking a prbreather here off 0.% we have a lot of data on tap and still have earnings out of europe to power us forward in terms of the data, inflation numbers from the u.s. and fed's preferred inflation gauge and inflation numbers from euro own and japan and mortgage olympic applications i want to show you the markets here in europe ftse 100 is under a little bit of pressure. the uk watchdog is doing an i

andy baldwin is global managing partner at ey and is in barcelona for mobile world congress.at are you up to? thanks, it's great to be here from a bright and breezy barcelona. for us, the mobile world congress focuses on telecoms, but most large technology companies are here, so it's a great opportunity to work with technology partners and see clients and talk about the application of technology. the event is going to be talking a lot about al. when we talking a lot about al. when we talk about _ talking a lot about al. when we talk about technology, - talking a lot about al. when we talk about technology, we - talking a lot about al. when we talk about technology, we talk| talk about technology, we talk about artificial intelligence, and how is it being exploited at this event? a; and how is it being exploited at this event?— at this event? a couple of areas. one, _ at this event? a couple of areas. one, you - at this event? a couple of areas. one, you are - at this event? a couple of. areas. one, you are seeing artificial intelligence put into a lot of consumer products, sa

i am taking time, because we are waiting for communication with pavlo glod, president of the world congressf ukrainians, today all over the world, and due to the second anniversary... of the large-scale invasion of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine, today stand with ukraine, such an action takes place in many, many places and cities of the world, and my children participate there, in particular, who are in different european countries, and whether we have a connection with mr. pavel or not, i don't currently have a connection, that means 700 cities, 65 countries. i'm just telling this on all continents, by the way, including antarctica, including antarctica, so it will be february 24 of the 24th year on all these continents, and and we know about it, we know that there is a lot in europe, in the united states, i did not know about the antarctic, we do not know what is happening in the russian federation, by the way, this is quite interesting, just one of my questions would be to mr. pavlo. i understand that you can't talk about it out loud, because they will be immediately

and find out how barbie movie fever has gripped the mobile world congress, too. hello, and welcome to asia business report. i'm steve lai. we've been hearing about artificial intelligence for some time. well, this week, as the biggest mobile industry trade show gets under way in barcelona, companies are leaning into ai to try and boost phone sales. the biggest names in the business are showing off plenty of ai—powered features, including samsung. its flagship 524 range has all sorts of ai features, including the ability to circle an image or text on an app and immediately search it on google. xiaomi launched its flagship smartphone globally at the weekend. the chinese company found success in selling high—spec, low—priced smartphones, but is now pushing for more high—end products where the growth is — although it faces stiff competition from apple and samsung. huawei's spin—off honour launched a smartphone with the ability to anticipate users�* needs using ai technology according to the company. the recognition tech can analyse and make sense of messages and phot

those partnerships are huge here at mobile world congress.here is a lot to talk about with the french startup with microsoft which puts s europe i the game. carolin, thank you. >>> that is it for the show. i'm carolin roth. "worldwide exchange" is up next. see you tomorrow. bye-bye. it's hard to run a business on your own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you have everything you need to sell online and in person. you can have your inventory, payments, and customers in sync across all the places you sell. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait. no i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save up to $1,000 on select sleep number smart beds. plus, special financing. shop now at sleepnumber.com what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons

. >>> we have the latest on the world congress see minar with karen tcho. >> i'll have more after the break. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? - your data, too. there's even round-the-clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. get started for $49 a month. plus, ask how to get up to a $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet package. don't wait, call and switch today! >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." u.s. futures are solidly in the green. let's see how europe is shaping up. carolin roth is in the london newsroom with the early action. carolin, it looks like the granola names are moving the market higher. >> we are not talk about the breakfast, frank, but the 11 biggest names in the stoxx 600 which is powering 50% of the gains in the last 12 months. frank, the granolas outperformed the

find out how barbie movie fever has gripped the mobile world congress too. welcome to asia business report. we have been hearing about artificial intelligence for some time, and this week as the biggest mobile trade show gets under way in barcelona, companies are leaning into al to boost phone sales. the biggest names are showing off plenty of ai powered features including samsung, whose new range has all sorts of ai features including the ability to circle an image or text on an app and immediately search it on google. another flagship smartphone was launched globally at the weekend by xiaomi. the chinese company found success in high—spec low—priced smartphones but is now pushing for high—end products. it faces stiff competition from apple and samsung. another smartphone has been launched with the ability to anticipate the users�* needs using ai technology. the recognition tech can analyse and make sense of messages and photos to understand the intention of users based on their daily usage according to the company. the company has also shown off technology

the global news that these days is somehow revolving around barcelona, ​​where the mobile world congresshis exhibition, deutsche telecom promised a little bit, the end of the era of mobile applications. this is our smartphone , which we are developing with the help of our european american specialists together with the amazing company brain ai from the usa, and this is a phone without any applications at all, who needs applications, i don’t want any applications, account management , any operations with my data in the background, all these passwords and numerous functions that i rarely... use, why can't i just say phone: “listen, i need to buy something for my daughter for her birthday, or i want to go on vacation, and the artificial intelligence itself accesses the services, does something with my applications, immediately produces the result, no intermediate steps. years later 5-10 none of us will use the application anymore, we will use a voice interface or something even simpler to access the application functionality directly. it should be noted that..." to some approximation, they

to coincide with global events, the traditional mobile world congress opened in barcelona, ​​one of theorms for announcements of everything related to cellular communications and all sorts of wearable devices. this time, one of the most discussed companies was samsung, which showed the galaxy ring smart ring, which was widely talked about. hearing to the point that it will measure blood pressure and take acg. true, they showed it conditionally under glass, but at least there is an understanding that in some form, let prototype, it exists in reality. however, they didn’t add much detail. we know about a set of sizes and colors, about sleep tracking based on pulse, movement and breathing, about a new metric with a name, which can be translated as a reserve of vitality. according to the description of the logic for calculating this parameter, it is very similar. to what garman calls a burley bodysuit. one of the largest presentations of the event by the chinese honor, which brought a whole set of devices to barcelona, ​​including a global version, that is, what should reach russia its flag

to coincide with global events, the traditional mobile world congress opened in barcelona - one of thelatforms for announcements of everything related to cellular communications and all sorts of wearable devices. this time, one of the most discussed companies was samsung, which showed the galaxy ring smart ring, which was talked about. one of the largest presentations of the event by the chinese hono, which called a whole set of devices to barcelona, ​​including a global version, well, that is, what should reach russia with its flagship smartphone magic 6 pro, where neural networks are integrated directly into the interface, which in theory should make it easier to speed up routine tasks due to the fact that it will understand the context and predict the user’s actions. moreover, it is even promised... text generation by a large language model directly on the device, this is not the most powerful generative neural network, but it is local, that is, no data is sent anywhere, and of course, artificial intelligence is still responsible for processing photos from a three-camera module, whe

unveiled a bendable phone last october and they are toying with the idea again as this year's mobile world congressar phone but you can easily sla.it on your wrist and it turns into a watch or prop it up and use it as a kick stand. the company still has not made any plans to sell it. you will hear from us here when they do. "early today" will be right back. when your gut is out of balance, your body gives you signs. so if you're frustrated with occasional bloating... ♪♪ [stomach noises] gas... or abdominal discomfort... help stop the frustration and start taking align every day. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional digestive upsets. so you can enjoy life. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. when i have pain from arthritis i grab biofreeze. unlike voltaren, biofreeze provides fast-acting relief i can apply it to more areas of my body. and it's nsaid-free. cool the pain so i can get back on the court. want the power of 5 serum benefits in 1? olay super serum activates on skin to hydrate, smooth, visibly firm, brighten, and impro

find out how a barbie movie diva has gripped the world congress too. this week as the biggest trade show gets under way in barcelona, companies are leaning into ai barcelona, companies are leaning into al to boost phone sales. the biggest names are showing off plenty of ai powered to features including samsung, orwho powered to features including samsung, or who new range has all sorts of features including the ability to circle an image or text and immediately search it on google. another flagship smartphone was launched globally at the weekend. the chinese company found success in high spec low—priced smartphones but is now pushing

and find out how barbie movie fever has gripped the mobile world congress, too.. well, this week, as the biggest mobile industry trade show gets under way in barcelona, companies are leaning into ai to try and boost phone sales. the biggest names in the business are showing off plenty of ai—powered features, including samsung. its flagship s24 range has all sorts of ai features, including the ability to circle an image or text on an app and immediately search it on google. xiaomi launched its flagship smartphone globally at the weekend. the chinese company found success in selling high—spec, low—priced smartphones, but is now pushing for more high—end products where the growth is — although it faces stiff competition from apple and samsung.

find out how barbie movie fever has gripped the mobile world congress too.ome time, and this week as the biggest mobile trade show gets under way in barcelona, companies are leaning into al to boost phone sales. the biggest names are showing off plenty of ai powered features including samsung, whose new range has all sorts of ai features including the ability to circle an image or text on an app and immediately search it on google. another flagship smartphone was launched globally at the weekend by xiaomi. the chinese company found success in high—spec low—priced smartphones but is now pushing for high—end products. it faces stiff competition from apple and samsung.

controlling a car with your eyes — artifical intelligence takes centre stage at this year's mobile world congressst business news. we start in abu dhabi, where ministers from around the globe are gathering for the latest world trade organisation meeting. the director—general, ngozi okonjo—iweala, has kicked things off launching a $50 million fund designed to help female entrepreneurs in developing countries.

organizing large actions abroad, and ukrainian politicians appeal to them to do the same, and the world congresslly launched an action called stand with ukraine, it actually lasts longer, but it has been going on all this year while the great war with russia continues. in a word, this promotion will be open to everyone. in 700 cities in 65 countries of the world, on all continents, even in antarctica, there will be, on february 24, a record-breaking, global the stand with ukraine company , in a word, of course, this is how ukrainians demonstrate that they are, they should be visible, and the world, the western world and not only the world, where such values ​​as democracy, as freedom, as what... people's rights are important and important countries should support ukraine so that this war does not become a global war. tatiana kozareva, journalist, investigator, who is in london, where this action is also taking place, is already with us. tatyana, i congratulate you, i congratulate you. can you tell us how this promotion actually works in london? i will nat because we i have known tatyana for a lo

find out how a barbie movie diva has gripped the mobile world congress too., companies are leaning into al to boost phone sales. the biggest names are showing off plenty of ai powered features including samsung, whose new range has all sorts of features including the ability to circle an image or text on an app and immediately search it on google. another flagship smartphone was launched globally at the weekend by xiamoi. by xiaomi.

for themselves from the heart of... all the destruction. when the war fronts were tied, the world zinanis congress made stunning proposal to the british prime minister david loy george. if britain undertakes to support the jewish immigration to palestine, they will enter the united states. into the war, soon that the germans were supporters of the ottoman empire, by synking the ships belonging to zianist merchants, forced the us president woodrow wilson to enter the battle. a year later, when allies were at the gates of alkuz, yakov ben dov, jewish immigrant who had founded the manora film company shot its first film. the movie depicts the historic arrival of general allenby, the commander of the british army in alcuds on december 11th, 1917. with the arrival of the allies in alqhods, the 400 year old reign of the ottoman empire on the city ended. palestine came under the tuodlage of britain and the zionist dream finally came true. only a month before the arrival of the... allies, a statement was issued in which arthur james balford, the british foreign secretary, announced england's support for e

succeeding, and suddenly congress has, you know, these moral products because they're getting phone calls from the constituents or saying, hey, what the heck sat being in this part of the world. and congress has a constitutional obligation. it's, you know, it's, it's interesting now that we have some congressman recognize some senators recognize that there is a us constitution and that it should matter. but the reality is, it doesn't matter because we went to war against the hoody and it had nothing to do a self defense. whether jose is, are still attacking ships linked to israel and bite and self has admitted that the strikes on human aren't working. why do you think washington is insisting on sticking by this operation as well? because we have no other option. i mean, the way to start this operation, the way to stop is the taxes to push for a cease fire to, to do that, which the hoody are demanding. but the united states is not in the business of yielding to demands from lesser power. so that we hear those whom we deem to be less your powers. we are after all the exceptional nation. we are the indispensable nation. and we cannot allow ourselves to be dictated to by the fee

i suppose congress could decide we are going to go back to a world whe e only review of action is mandamus. congress wouldth be fully responsible for that highly popular decision. that is the difference, the fundamenta fference from a separation of powers stamp between a limitation on remedy and specicly telling the court in the apa specifically you have thinrpretive auority over statues no less than constitutiona issues, but then erying a doctrine that sayswhat we are doing is terpretation. that is the critical thing about the tehange between footnote 9 and footnote 1 footnote 9 tells you as clearly as i can what you are doina statutory interpretation. in footnote 11 it says that a certain point you stop doing statuty terpretation, even though you think there is a better answer. you refer to a different branch of govnmt. it is not the branch the framers gave the interpreti authority two. it is the branch the framers gave the implementing ority. i think from that standpoint chevron is a fundamental and egregiously wrong decision that gets it wrong on thbas of separation of powers. >> there

>> in a perfect world congress would pass slop strong legislation that forces bite into secure the border now. as you pointed out the house of representative republicans stood strong and fast hr 2. it's a strong border security bill. i introduced hr 2 in the senate. i'm the lead sponsor. if we wanted to do something to secure the border that's what we would do. unfortunately, this bill that is being discussed in the senate is not hr 2. chuck schumer and the democrat said we don't want to do that. that would actually. so that is off the table. instead republican leadership in the senate is pushing a deal that would not secure the border. that normalizes 5000 people a day coming illegally into this country. to give you a sense, 5000 people a day is over 1.8 illegal immigrants a year. that's about 6 million people during joe biden's presidency. he in fact has allowed 9.6 million people in. i don't understand republicans saying our position is we will take two thirds of the invasion that biden has allowed and we are okay with that. that doesn't make sense to me. my view, the senate deal is a

its implementation. international movement of russophiles, at the end of february the second world a congressiation of people living on different continents who feel a spiritual cultural closeness with russia and are drawn to our history, our values ​​and traditions. among the absolute priorities remains...

lisa: is a wild time in the world and congress. i want to talk to about speaker johnson and it is a broad question. how does the ukraine bill which you believe because majority support, how does the decision-making process for speaker johnson. we understand he has not chaired a committee before and you have a narrow margin. help us understand how he is making decisions and how he thinks any kind of deal does get through. every time there is a large group there are enough people against it to dismantle it. how does speaker johnson handle this? rep mccaul: i'm going to miami for a leadership conference. be careful what you ask for. the motion to vacate the mccarthy compromise it gives the ability of just one member to move to vacate. there are these rabble-rousers shaking things up but when it becomes dysfunctional and you can't govern, that's a problem. if we can't pass rules on the house floor, i've been up there 10 terms. voting against rules was never accepted and it would come with heavy punishment. but today there are none and

world. i've heard more about that in the last two days then in my 11 years in congress. e in munich surrounded by people from all over the world, geeking out about discharge petitions, it speaks more about america's position in the world right now. >> and the conversations our european allies are having. i was speaking with european diplomat. i asked him, what are some of the measures you all are discussing if, in fact, the united states congress did not come through? and they noted one of the measures could be, can the europeans buy weapons from the united states and send them? at that point in the conversation they did not think it was actually viable. is that something you have heard? is that a potential path for ukraine to get the ammunition and weapons that they need? >> i have heard that. i think it is a roundabout way. again, you're about how to find that money to buy them. in the amount that ukraine needs. i am going to quote leader jeffries, again. he said, we're talking about discharge petitions and all the way to square circle or we could just go straight throu

. >>> and to mobile world in congress, karen caught up with the cisco ceo chuck roberts and asked about the conductor ai chips. >> these early training models are intensive. we'll get through that and then we'll see more euro patterns. we'll be released compute power from the players and models on site. that's what we're working on with nvidia. and you'll see amd coming to the game and intel. when the ball starts picking up, it will be a little less frenzying than it is today. >> and karen and arjun join us once again from barcelona with a very special guest. karen. >> let me just pick up here. we've got a special guest, cristiano eamon, the ceo of kwal clom. let me ask you. we've got everything on ai. ai on p.c., ai on phones. what does it mean? >> this is ai revolution as ai is happening everywhere. it's not only happening at data centers but on phones. the exciting thing is how fast this is all happening. we launched an ai hub. there's over 75 models for image, for audio, for voice, and developers can start adding to their app, pushing to the app store. i think we're starting to see

according to its structure, congress is going to have representatives from the regions. but probably since world war i, the federal government and congress have increased their opinion and legislated in such a way that the system has changed a lot over time , especially since america decided to move from a republic to a world imperial power . the founders of america were very, very hesitant about centralizing power when they drafted our constitution. they initially wanted to the house of representatives should be the main body to represent the people. but in today's american political system , such a thing... the problem is that every state can act differently, every state and every city in which votes are cast and reported are subject to a lot of political influence and obvious corruption . we have seen it and probably for the first time not in 2020 but in 190. i talked about the absence of an election commission or something of this nature. in america, everyone's hands are for this work, that is, the elections are open, and they can assign assignments at the city level to become members of the

and the russian side, as i always say, of the majority of the world, basically the congress is important because people from the middle east, from south america, from africa, european countries, people for western countries who are dissatisfied, who are angry about this, i would say stage where the whole world is a hostage of uni polarity, of the, of western neo colonial domination. they gathered to, to say that it's uh, this is uh, they have the power to resist. and that is exactly. i think what, what we're seeing now globally, especially with the force the were aging in ukraine and gaza, which has the, reveals the, the true nature of the western colonial illumination. moving on to other news. now the chinese electric vehicles produce a, b, y, d has rejected accusations from the e u, but it's rise to success was based on states subsidies you has been looking into the matter as it seeks to protect its own industry. our success is not because of the subsidy is because we have unique technology and our management efficiency is high, is because we invested in this technology much earlier an

and the russian side is like, i would say of the majority of the world, basically the congress is important because most people from the middle east, from south america, from africa, european countries, people for western, uh, countries, uh, who are uh, dissatisfied who are angry about this i would say stage where the whole world is a hostage of uni polarity, of the western neo colonial domination. they gathered to, to say that's uh that they have the power to resist. and that is exactly. i think what, what we're seeing now globally, especially with the force the were aging in ukraine and gaza, which has the, reveals the, the true nature of the western colonial illumination. the more turbulence is expected to hit the west bank as the palestinian prime minister has resigned along with his government. well, that says the us has been ratcheting up pressure for more of a forms in the region. to use that middle east bureau chief, where we have a notion of reports, a time of assessing chief of palestine, the prime minister and office since 2019 has resigned and the, the different state who were i

and the russians, i was like, i would say of the majority of the world, basically the congress is important because people from the middle east, from south america, from africa, european countries, people for western countries who are dissatisfied, who are angry about this, i would say stage where the whole world is a hostage of uni polarity, of the western neo colonial domination. they gathered to, to say that's uh that they have the power to resist. and that is exactly, i think what, what we're seeing now globally, especially with the force the were aging in, in ukraine and gaza, which has the, reveals the, the to nature of the western colonial illumination. the us central command technology chief is admitted that the pentagon is using artificial intelligence and the conflict in the middle east. this month, a technology helped identify and select targets during strikes, revealing growing military use of the southwest system, the tech officials that a i as also help to spot bracket, launches in yemen and stuff as bustles in the red feet. that he was a mandatory previously acknowledged usin

and the russian side, as i always say, of the majority of the world, basically the congress is important because people from the middle east, from south america, from africa, european countries, people from west, or countries who are dissatisfied, who are angry about this. i would say the stage where the whole world is a hostage of uni polarity, all the western neo colonial domination. they gathered to, to say that the, that they have the power to resist. and that is exactly. i think what, what we're seeing now globally, especially with the force the were aging in, in ukraine and gaza, which has the, reveals the, the true nature of the western colonial domination. before i move on to my next question, i keep hearing you refer to the world multiple already and comparing it with you and it will already. how important is it to have a move type, pull a world as opposed to the current status that we have with unit pull? the world is extremely important. if we want to have a stable system, if we don't want to live in a state or a constant threat of a, of a nuclear war, essentially. because the

look, in a perfect world,pass congress would pass strong legislation that forces biden to secure the border. right now, as you pointed out, the house of representativesas republicans stood strong. they passed h.r. two. i ins a strongng and f security. i introduced h.r. two in the senate. i'm the leadr 2 in sponsor in te senate of h.r. two. if we wanted to actually do something to secure the bordert ,that's what we would do. unfortunately, this bill that's being discussed in the senate. >> it's not h.r. two because chuck schumer and the democrat .s have. no, no, no. we don't want to do that.th that would actually work. so that's of f the table.. and instead, republican leadership in the senate is pushing a deal that would not secureth the border. it normalizes 5000 people a day coming illegally into this country. now, to give you a sense, 5000 people a day is over. 1.8 million illegal immigrants a year. that's about 6 millionbout 6 m people during joe biden's presidency. he, in fac peoplet, has allowed6 million. and so i don't understandublica the republicans saying our position is we

in the wearable spaces heating up with samsung debuting its health tracking ring at the mobile world congresss us now. let's get straight to it, what are you hearing and how seriously should we take these considerations? >> what i'm hearing is apple is looking all sorts of new wearable devices to augment airpods and the vision pro and the apple watch. they looked at a smart ring similar to what samsung introduced formally this week. i don't believe the smart ring is currently still in development or something that apple is planning to bring to market. more interestingly, they can blend ar nai into new devices. when consideration is smart glasses. they're not ar glasses but glasses with clear lenses that use special speakers and external cameras that use ai. it's also voice control. the cameras can see what you are looking at and you can use your voice to help understand your surroundings. you can use your voice like you normally would with siri and it would be an upgraded type of airpods with better battery life and better sensors. they are looking at adding that same technology into airpods

goes to the military, industrial complex united states is not be clear in a more based on its congress since world war 2, every military incursion has been proceeding out of the executive order without congressional approval. and that's been democrats, republicans across the board, but that's what empires do like the roman empire, like the autumn on in black. we can go and i know the military overreach of broad corruption of the lead in america. that's the case of both parties, citizens feeling desperate citizens feeling. yeah. but that helpless, hopeless, and usually to come to some neo fascist 5 by 4 in this case, the case of, of donald trump. but also feeling is that the only alternative that neo fascist pfeifer is a war criminals in the democratic party. who after this they want to save the soul of a nation and yet enabled genocide to act as if they want to defend democracy and are anti democratic within their own party, anti democratic in terms of those bombs that they failed that are dropped on children. what does it now? $13000.00 price was precious children and those posted in children hav

congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertipsu can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling for the tv networks and c-span radio plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the pl

to join me and vote against this tabling motion so we can finally take action and show the world that congress is united when it comes to american leadership and resolve on the world stage. we have been negotiating for months now trying to get this funding over the finish line. let's all recognize that each time we falter, our adversaries have not been subtle in making a show of it, claiming that america will not do anything to protect its friends and allies. this, this is the time to prove them wrong. i said it before, i will say it again, those of us who understand the gravity of this moment are ready to stay here as long as it takes to get this done. i hope we can soon come together quickly and get this to the finish line as soon as possible. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. lee: my friend and colleague from the state of washington makes the point that we need to show unity. nothing says unity quite like shutting out a majority of the minority party from having any say in amendments, from having even a s