versus google. two government agencies taking aim at the search giant with the justice department weighing the nuclear option, looking to maybe break up the company. shares are under pressure this morning. >>> the s&p and nasdaq are trying to keep their momentum with indices riding a four-session winning streak, futures pointing toward a higher open. >>> key to the market action today, the latest look at inflation. today's cpi report could lay the groundwork for the fed to actually start cutting rates next month. former chair roger ferguson lays out the likelihood of that likely happening. >>> plus the latest developments out of japan, the prime minister is stepping down. we're live in asia with the market fallout . >> and southwest airlines looking at new fallout as they look to make big changes. it's wednesday, august 14th, 2024, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and thank you for being with us. i'm dominic chu in for frank holland this week. let's kic

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google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winters here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close to go is, you know, isn't another alternative to people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft has done things like pay users to use it . they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed, being hard and people just don't want to use the google search stokes in asia or re binding and trading on tuesday just finds net case closed back. some of mondays losses stops in the index funds more than 12 percent. it's worst one day decline says 1987 markets across asia. europe in the us faces similar arrived. some fears that the u. s. federal reserve has been slow to respond to assigns of a weakening us economy. the fed sought to

google is in the crosshairs. washington is thinking about breaking up the search giant after the landmark antitrust win. ed: big tech, nvidia and bitcoin in focus as 13f filings head. caroline: earnings seasons continue as cisco cuts costs and jobs in a shift to ai. ed: let us get right to alphabet. shares are down the .5% after a slow start. within two standard deviations. the headline reporting is that doj officials and attorneys are assessing a bid to break up the search giant. there are many other options being discussed and actions that can be taken. we are going in later to talk about the pixel event, the hardware gain from google. is that a part of the story? not really clear. it is a bid -- big headline where the nuance is important. caroline: yesterday the department of justice, from what we were understanding, they are considering a bid to break up google violent -- following the land park ruling that it monopolize the online search market. we have been getting scoop after scoop from washington, d.c.. h

google. and, you know, i, i question whether consumers or the winners here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close i'd go is, you know, isn't another alternative that people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft as somethings like pay users to use it. they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed, being hard and people just don't want to use the google search. several homes have been destroyed by what started as a gross fire in the united states, the state of california, and dozens more homes that are at risk. people have been ordered to evacuate from the effective neighborhood and the city of san bernardino, as they started on monday. and it's so far burned at least 2 heck chairs of land. the fire department says hot weathe

google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winners here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close to go is, you know, isn't another alternative to people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft has done things like pay users to use it . they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed being hard and people just don't want to use the google search is which on is national space agency has launched the 1st of 15000 satellites, it ams to deploy before 2050 on monday, 18 satellites for launch from ty on spice. sent it, and shawn she, provence is part of a wind, if it to build a network badging hopes would challenge you with projects such as those of spice. 6 around $110.00 more satellites are expected to be launched this

and, you know, google's argument is people preferred google. people prefer to use google for search. when given the choice, even if it's not the default browser, they would choose google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winters here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close i'd go is, you know, isn't another alternative to people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the rain, with google and microsoft as somethings like pay users to use that they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed being hard and people just don't want to use the google search. so even given the choice of both, here's an alternative that isn't the market leader that isn't 90 percent of the market share. people still prefer to use google search and whether it's by default or not. so i think uh, google does have a point ther

to google's face.is very much a, intermediary sort of sort of position and one that google has a good chance of winning on appeal. i think. >> yeah. and they have hinted that that is, in fact what they plan to do. jeffrey, manny, really appreciate you taking the time this afternoon. thank you. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> up next here on the four this afternoon we want to move and talk about the severe weather that's happening on the other side of the country. thousands of people in florida are without power right now. after debby made landfall along the gulf coast, it came ashore as a category one hurricane. but it has since been downgraded to a tropical storm. still, though, officials say at least two people have been killed as a result of the storm. >> fox's jonathan essary has more now for us from atlanta. >> torrential rain, downed trees and power outages. that's the scene throughout northern florida on monday after debby made landfall in the big bend area as a category one hurricane.

yeah, google tapping into some star power for its made by google event today in mountain view. nba star jimmy butler and movie star keke palmer helping roll out the next gen of pixel phones. google also debuting new android watches and earbuds. the question now is any of it worth the hype? let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. you were there at google headquarters. apple gets so much of the hype and exposure. google not so much. i've asked you this before, but why is it just the company cultures? yeah, i mean, apple is a hardware company. it makes the bulk of its revenue selling iphones and ipads and computers and things like that. google makes the bulk of its revenue through search and advertising, but it has hardware products not nearly as many sold as apple, but it's in there with the pixel phones. it's got its own watch. it's got tablets as well. it even bought nest. you may remember that. so now it has, you know, thermostats and things like that. so google tries to get into the hardware game and it showed off the latest and all. that is what people go

if you google monopoly today you'll find google in the headline results. because a usjudge rules google�*s online search monopoly is illegal in a landmark decision. so what penalties could it face? and as profits dip for saudi aramco, how close are we to peak oil demand? welcome to business today, i'm mark lobel. fasten your seat belts as the roller coaster ride on financial markets intensifies. injapan right now, we are seeing a sharp rebound following the historic falls on monday. in tokyo, the main indice, the nikkei 225 is recovering some of the record breaking losses when the nikkei closed down by over 12% at the end of the day, marking the biggest one day sell off since black monday in 1987. so lets take a look at the numbers. let's also see how things ended on wall street. the nikkei 200 2025 -- the nikkei 200 2025 —— two to five, rose by 10.85%. the ftse is relatively calm compared to yesterday's results. and the yen has been rising against the dollar. let's look at things on wall street as well. the nasdaq is down 3.5% as well as the —— is 500 dow

google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winters here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close to go is, you know, isn't another alternative to people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft has done things like pay users to use it . they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed, being hard and people just don't want to use the google search stocks in asia or recovering and trading on tuesday. the next day is up 9.4 percent. and that increase follows a nose dive on monday. when stokes failed. 12.4 percent, that's the worst decline in japan in stock since 1987 sell offs around the world. on monday were linked to fears of a us recession run mcbride's joining us from so it's going to jump in $24.00 in the market s

has they bring any response from google at this point? and what do you expect from google in the days and weeks ahead? well, they are really to deny that even though they own 90 percent market share, so they're not a monopoly. i don't know how they get to that conclusion, but that's what they're saying. and they're saying they're going to appeal. i mean, of course there's your pointed out, they have $100000000000.00 of cash in their balance sheet. so they could, they could take this all the way to the supreme court, which is probably where we'll end up doing some caplin. great to get your input on a very important day for google in the future, a search. thank you so much. my pleasure. and this time for a quick reminder of our top story by following for you the cell. as well as mobilizing to count of the threat of an attack by iran, as well as military has forwarded the air force to prepare for both the defensive and or offensive tactics. around on monday, said he would not compromise on his plan to retaliate against israel for last week's

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to answer questions in a public hearing about 2 way google operates in the google auto complete searcheature did not mention the assassination attempt when prompted james comer writing to google ceo committee dedicates to fully understanding when how information is suppressed or modified whether due to technical error a policy intended to ensure safety or specific intent to make -- senator roger marshall opened his investigation into google an executive explaining to senator in a letter google policies how the auto complete function works saying our systems are designed to prohibit auto completely predictions for hypothetical political violence against current figures prior to july 13 would have been inappropriate to offer predictions involving possible assassination attempts on president trump and meest aftermath of horrific eventsisms in have place, failed to appear senator martial project to subpoena xufz saying google top executives must come before senate homeland security economy we are launching a full investigation into google's litany of failures shift suppressing conservative

this decision only about google's liability, not about google's liability, not about remedies.lon musk has revived his lawsuit against open ai and its past sam altman. according to court filings, musk is still alleging that 0penai is putting its own commercial interests ahead of the public good. the suit also targets microsoft's exclusive partnership with the chatgpt owner. musk had founded 0penai back in 2015, and two months ago unexpectedly dropped a similar lawsuit against the company. tiktok says it will permanently withdraw a rewards feature from use in the european union after the bloc complained that it could "stimulate addictive behaviour". tiktok lite is a smaller version of the video—sharing app, and has been available in france and spain since april. but the european commission said its rewards feature, which enables adult users to earn points to exchange for goods, breached eu's digital services act. now the chinese—owned company has given a legally binding commitment not to include the feature in europe — the first time the eu has accepted such an agreement. the un

her garage to google's founders. for almost a decade, she was ahead of youtube, which she urged google to acquire. susan, also a wife and mother of five, was 56 years old. still to come. the rise of explicit images online made public without consent. and the fight over book restrictions in indiana schools and libraries. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington. home of the pbs news hour. weeknights on pbs. >> there is new evidence a free texting program may help teens quit e-cigarettes. also known as vaping, more than 2 million american middle and high school students now use e-cigarettes. a clinical trial found teens enrolled in the this is quitting anonymous text message program were 35% more likely to report giving up vaping after seven months. dr. amanda graham is the principal investigator of the study and chief health officer at truth initiative. a nonprofit aimed at preventing youth nicotine addiction. dr. graham, thank you for joining us. the program has been up and running for several yea

google with the ad space at the top, is why google itself of is so profitable. that all needs to be figured out. google is testing that out now, so it could repeat itself. we could have this kind of system if we at move on to chat bots. >> nice to see you, dee. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> i'm away, but you're doing "power lunch," so be sure to tune in tomorrow and watch dee on "power lunch." >>> that's did it for "the exchange." "power lunch" is up next. i'll see you on the other side of this quick break. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ >>> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." alongside contessa brewer, i'm t tyler mathisen. the dow hitting an all-time high today. s&p 500 and nasdaq with more work to do to set reports, but both up higher. >> and inindividual would shares slightly lower right now, down by about 3.85% after reporting results

a judge ruled that google is quote uh, monopolist. the quote had the company signed a multi $1000000000.00 contracts to ensure that smartphone makers installed google as their default as search engines. the judge says a breached anti trust law. unblocked arrivals, such as microsoft being docked on, go as it was on google control is about 90 percent of the online search market and it's the default search engine on 95 percent of smartphones. us attorney general, i'm not a gone and called the judgment historic when for the american people, google says it's going to appeal which solves as the competition director of attorney at the electronic frontier foundation. he explains the possible run locations of the rules for google. this is the case the that began a during the trump administration, and it involves a whole host of us states as well as the, as well as the federal government. but really, it's a pretty momentous moment that the courts have recognized that google has monopoly power over the general search engine market. and there's d

google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winners here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close to go is, you know, isn't another alternative that people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft has done things like pay users to use it . they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed being hard and people just don't want to use the google search. ok, buddy is prime minister has laid us. there are many to mock the start of work on a $1700000000.00 canals connecting the capital can on paying to the cost for questions remain about who was funding it and the environmental impact on the me come griffith. tony chang has more, and i saw him in to choose along the banks of the me coming river. for the you know, gratian of

for the first time everin against google for the first time ever in terms of google.or so years ago there were issues around the default web browser on operating systems where microsoft would seem to have bundled in and monopolised that market. in this case, when we are talking about search, that involves huge numbers of people, so this is a really significant blow against big tech. just explain how it works. i've my mobile phone and it has google on there. they pay samsung and apple and the others to have that, don't they? and the others to have that, don't the ? , ., , , ., , and the others to have that, don't the? ,~/ ,, ., they? they do. essentially what gooale they? they do. essentially what google has _ they? they do. essentially what google has done _ they? they do. essentially what google has done is _ they? they do. essentially what google has done is one - they? they do. essentially what google has done is one of - they? they do. essentially what google has done is one of the i google has done is one of the biggest companies in the world, it has vast volumes

from google. that is something that it might face challenges to going forward. i'm the same could happen for other tech firms which are being targeted by anti trust efforts. so there's probably a bit of concern in the tech industry right now because of course, their models are being challenged when they are dominants in certain markets to king's big money. and possibly wide ranging influences from the tim daly from dw business. thank you so much. now it's been described as a once in a lifetime event and it's getting a strong to me is extremely excited. the scouring the night sky ready for wrath, phenomena known as the blaze. steel which is expected to become visible to the naked eye in the coming few days. usually the blaze star is too faint to be seen with a naked eye, but around every 80 years. it suddenly becomes one of the brightest and the night sky officially named t corona, bori. alice often shortened to tea cor, bore its what's called a recurrent nova astrophysicist. brad schafer has studi

it is 8:01 east coast time for the hot topic of the hour former president trump breaking about peta google in sit i do know interview last night told me a surprising call received after the assassination attempt on his life. >> i know that a lot of silicon valley types got behind i after the assassination attempt on your live. >> musk was supportive before that. >> over last two weeks see what happened with google meta. >> search -- results of shooting, ai tool not giving any information about it meta ai tool said the shooting was fictional, facebook labels photos of you pumping your fist as altered you still have a major problem with big tech don't you -- >> so, ai is very complex. it is got tremendous potential but also has potential to destroy. and they actually had one picture with everything the same except all of the secret service agents around me great people very brave people ran into that, those bullets going over my head i heard them going they are moving along, these people jumping on top of me, there wasn't one of them that was slow moving or -- you saw them, they were jumping

we own google, we think it's the best. positioned company, related to a.i., but we wish there was more urgency around that kind of spirit to win. >> gene, it's karen. you sort of half answered it with meta, it sounds like meta sort of felt a fire under them. do you think that the dynamic that eric schmidt was talking about is more broad than just alp alphabet? >> i mean, more broad in the sense of just kind of across tech in general? >> yeah. >> i think -- google set a culture. they were the original company that you would go in in the afternoon and there would be literally, like, these tents set up and people would be eating sushi in the tents, i mean, it was kind of a cultural revolution that happened, that i think captured a lot of tech, and so, i think that we've seen that, i think this round of layoffs that we saw over the past couple years has changed some of that, but in general, i think that there is, i think, among some of the big tech companies, there just isn't that same fire. of course related to venture and th

let's start off with google google losing streak. explain the significance of the monopoly ruling and what's next for google. >live>this is significant because when you think about google search, any phone you buy really has the google search engine as the default search engine. and so this this lawsuit is important because it said that google has paid for that to be the case. and so what it could do is potentially force google to change how it operates or potentially even sell off part of the company. and what we could see as a result of this is maybe you see more dominance for other web browsers like duckduckgo or, sorry, search engines like duckduckgo, for instance, because the justice department says that about 90% of searches are done using google. so maybe that'll change. >ott-1>i can't tell you how many times a day though. i say, oh, just google that or just >live>go, yeah, >ott-1>that'll be interesting. okay, let's talk about this. the legal battle between the us government and tiktok over child privacy law violations kind of

plus this so google is really crooked. it's horrible. >> why donald trump is calling for his supporters to stop googling then asia markets are rebounding. will the u.s. follow suit? >> it tells us the strength of this movement because they put millions against us it's the second most expensive house race in history in the squad's cori bush survive today's primary all right. 6:00 a.m. here in washington. a live look at the white house on this tuesday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. it's official. kamala harris has won the democratic party's presidential nomination overnight, the dnc announcing she won 99% of a virtual vote harris is the first black woman and the first asian american to lead a major party ticket, a historic moment that will pass probably pretty quickly in this whirlwind of a news cycle in just hours, harris set to announce who she's chosen as her running mate. sources tell cnn harris is focused on two top contenders, the pennsylvania governor, josh shapiro

i'd be also of an author of, of, uh, google. okay, but i go, it's nice to have you join me right now. so a former google seo said he's now we're licensed on dealer and not to start up quite spock is working with us all me to a to crane. what are your thoughts on such a transition that don't make a match? i don't think it's much of a transition, frankly, because he was a c o google. and google was a, as a major contractor with them in 1000 military and intelligence complex in the united states. so through most already a military contractor, they've gotten numerous contracts from us government. in fact they, their funds are start up capital came from include thousands is the funding arm of the c i a and that's how they got their started up the money. so there's nothing really much of a transition here. this guy, eric smith, really got rich off of military contracts while he worked at google. that's, that's what he was about. that's what google has been doing for decades, and that's what they're about. they are a military contracto

yelp, the local business review site suing google a month after a federal judge ruled that google hasonopoly in the online search market. grady trimble joins me now. what is yelp saying google did to them? >> reporter: the core allegation is google users its dominance to favorites own reviews business and shut out smaller competitors like yelp. yelp has complained google gives its own reviews preferential placement directing people away from yelp reviews which the company argues are better but this is the first time they have sued and the first lawsuit since a federal judge sided with his about what of justice ruling google's search business is an illegal monopoly. in a broad post yelp's ceo said cases about google, the largest information gatekeeper in existence putting its heavy thumb on the scale to stifle competition and keep consumers in its own wall garden, google is pushing back. it argues yelp has been lobbing federal and state regulators for years to bring what it calls failed self referencing claims and google points out none of those regulators have done so. a google spokes

google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winners here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes even close to go is, you know, isn't another alternative that people don't know about it, people don't use it as much. so being is really the only competitor, even in the ring with google and microsoft has done things like pay users to use it . they have, you know, incorporated into their windows operating system. they have really, really pushed, being hard and people just don't want to use the google search. as for stokes, in asia ro bouncing and trading on tuesday, japan's nick a cold bank some last as of the day before. the folks on the index principle than 12 percent and this was one day crisis decline since 1987 markets across as your your, of, and the us faced similar routes or the phases the us video or was it had been slow to respond to signs of a weakening us economy

and google. story today is the government scoring its first big antitrust win against google in decades. stuart: so overall, the big tech group has not recovered from its recent big selloff. lauren: the best of this bunch here, 1% jump here in the premarket, i'd call it an attempt at a recovery. stuart: an attempt at a recovery can. lauren: it is not a turn-around a tuesday, at least not yet. stuart: nice characterization. [laughter] david nicholas joins me. david, you say yesterday's selloff is a buying opportunity. okay. what kid you buy? -- what did you buy? >> yeah, stuart, i do. if you look at the vix, the vix surged over 60, settled in the low 30s. we've never had a 11, 2, 3, 5-year period where the market has been lower after the vix has been that high. i like a mix between treasuries and we can bities -- equities. this is very simple, stuart. the market dropped so much, you can buy anything. spy, which is an index fund of the s&p 500, vtwo which is our small caps, i think the feds will lo

but google, you like google. we heard from dan niles who is shorting google.etrics within youtube, all the other issues, but not so of what happens with the doj. why do you like it? >> yeah. i agree that the doj antitrust issues those aren't going to materialize for a long time. liz: yeah. >> you could see five to seven year time frame for that actually to materialize. nvidia is overblown. you have the a.i. hardware, that stocks that have done extremely well. i don't really think the a.i. software firms have, we've seen anywhere close to what we'll see over the next 18 to 24 months, as they expend capital, as they invest in a.i. i think the software firms will overtake the hardware firms. liz: okay. all right. we just want to say that the s&p is now much higher than it was just a few minutes ago. it has doubled its gains. it was up 12. now it is up 24. nasdaq punched into the positive territory with just one minute left. give me your sense what happens tomorrow when we get walmart numbers which are obviously going to give a big read on the consumer. >> yeah. i

this decision is only about google �*s liability, about google �*s liability, about remedies. musk has revived his lawsuit against openai and its boss sam altman. according to court filings, musk is still alleging that openai is putting its own commercial interests ahead of the public good. the suit also targets microsoft�*s exclusive partnership with the chatgpt owner. musk had founded 0penai back in 2015, and two months ago unexpectedly dropped a similar lawsuit against the company. tiktok says it will permanently withdraw a rewards feature from use in the european union after the bloc complained that it could "stimulate addictive behaviour". tiktok lite is a smaller version of the video—sharing app, and has been available in france and spain since april. but the european commission said its rewards feature, which enables adult users to earn points to exchange for goods, breached eu�*s digital services act. now the chinese—owned company has given a legally binding commitment not to include the feature in europe — the first time the eu has accepted such an agreement. the unre

google and you. i think you interviewed me about life after google several times, but your most recent book, how would you describe the israel test, how israel's genius enriches and challenges the world? what category would you put book in? well, it's it's it's its philosophy. it's the nature of capitalism. it's the sources of our super abundance. it's the israel's test of the new edition is introduced by dennis prager and dennis has prager university. and they have an israel test video that you can see at prager university, which sums up the book as how do you respond to people who sell you? and. the six of achieve wealth, intellect? and do envy them and love hate them and try to do that. you that they somehow diminish you or do you emulate and admire them and use them as an inspiration and learn from them and call right with them and. that's the essential israel's nose and do you see israel as a country to be emulated? yes. israel is of the great miracle in the world economy. it it's it's per capit

google maps. in this case, we've done the same thing with our tv station. when you see it, go to the part that says report a problem on google maps. you click it and then your image will come up. there are a few things that google maps will ask you to fill out. you just fill them out, turn it in and then in short order, google will actually take your house and blur it. one word to the wise. once your house is blurred on google maps, it's going to stay that way for a long time. so only do this if you want it to be permanent. but again, it's that fast to take your house on google and make it unseeable. back to you. very interesting and very simple. thank you scott. live look now at the bay bridge. beautiful monday night across the bay area. rob mayeda joins us next to talk to paris right now. most olympic venues by the way, out there, remain in use for the paralympics. the games will take place august 20th 8th to september 8th. how cool is that? with us now is our meteorologist, rob mayeda. i see it

google accounts for almost 90% of all search queries in the united states. and the us government —— which brought the case —— accused it of using anticompetitive tactics to maintain its it makes a lot of money from that. google advertising was 76% of the company's income in the three months to the end ofjune —— worldwide that was more than $61; billion. one issue at the heart of this case is the approximately $20bn google's parent alphabet pays apple to be the default search engine on iphones —— sending users to google.there's also a payment for google to be the default search engine on samsung phones alphabet says the court ruling recognizes it has the best search engine "but concludes that we shouldn't be allowed to make it easily available" and says it will appeal. joining me now is seniorfellow at the technology policy institute, thomas lenard 2 — google called how significant you think this ruling is? $5 how significant you think this rulin: is? �* , how significant you think this rulin: is? ~ , how significant you think this rulin: is? �* , , how signi

versus google.he talk about remedies of possibly breaking up google, that is all going to start september 4, with the remedies hearing. we can talk about what those remedies are being floated as, but we won't know what the justice department recommends until then. ed: we won't know, but one of the ideas that we have reported is on the table, citing sources, is the development of data. if you read the story, the original report, that is what is being discussed. maybe you divest into its own entity. do you see a way that would work in practice, sara? sarah: what is interesting is android was discussed at the google pixel event as being part of implement thing gemini in web search. the android question is very interesting because it is a global market for android, and the u.s. market is only a fraction of who uses android. it is not clear at all that android is core to the general search question in the monopoly trial. so we can discuss whether that could help with remedies, but really what i think is

we talk about googling it's a verb for a reason. so that's one reason and then the 2nd reason is that google is going to appeal this decision. so this will be in the court for awhile. and the court proceedings that actually lead to that anti trust building are moving onto the 2nd phase. and it is doing that 2nd phase that we will get to hear more about what google needs to do to address its monopoly. so this is gonna take a while, and we country talk about people ordinary people like you. well, myself and you're seeing changes, it's going to take a while. but what about the tech industry? i mean, how is this really going to affect the tech industry as a whole? well, this is a big win of course, and that shouldn't be underscore, and the stated it is a big win because it actually shows that anti trust efforts can work. and this is the biggest, and they trust the decision we've seen in decades. and the, you know, in the united states, so this is going to be a huge encouragement for all those anti trust advocates taking on the likes of

so that's a worry for google. breakup has been raised that the doj is going to ask the judge to consider. and the street has a few different ways of looking at this. unlocking value is a phrase that's become popular in recent years, as these mega caps collect more business units, especially cloud computing and advertising. the idea that if you split it up, that could unlock value. jefferies saying that the market is assigning no value to google's cloud and hardware businesses. in the long-term, breaking up google would have really important implications for the ai race. where integration of the ecosystem is critical. that was really on display at google's event yesterday in mountain view when they talked about the tech stock and integration and the idea that ai can be used on one side of the business and help other parts of the business. so if you split off the chrome or hardware business, that is going to hurt that overall ai proposition. >> at the same time, people are looking to the apple fallout here where a f

google has 5% of the market. even though google created open source, it is a small part.here with the google 9 with the promise of better ai than what we introduced last year when they first introduced ai into the smartphones is a step — a step in the right direction. we'll see how it goes. 0bviously, we're just hours away right now from what should be some pretty important news.— important news. when it comes to what ai _ important news. when it comes to what ai will _ important news. when it comes to what ai will offer _ important news. when it comes to what ai will offer us - important news. when it comes to what ai will offer us via - to what ai will offer us via our smart device, just such high expectations has been talked about so much in every forum that you go into. can google deliver on that, or apple for that matter? 0r other competitors? because it's a slow process, isn't it? yeah, so apple _ slow process, isn't it? yeah, so apple will _ slow process, isn't it? yeah, so apple will throw - slow process, isn't it? yeah, so apple will throw their - slow process, i

i want to dovetail to google. you've also covered google for many years.ast two hours a huge suite of brand new hardware, everything from the pixel 9 pro phone which is philadelphia, to all kinds of -- foldable to all a kinds of tablets that are embedded with gem gemini. google right now is up about 11, so a bit of -- 1, so a bit of a pop here. look, it's trying to beat apple, is it not? can it with these new nows and the embed of gemini? >> i think you'd probably v.a. to the get against -- have to bet against google disrupting apple. but it's possible. just keep in mind the real market for android is outside the u.s. where it actually has major market share. and, you know, i hope that what a we're going to start seeing, and we're going to talk about roa a i, return on artificial intelligence investment spend, i'm hopeful that we're going to have devices that are more personalized, more capable of doing things that really become, you know, for consumers we really want a digital assistant. and i think -- a personal digital assistant, whatever, just like in

now, google vows to appeal and added this in a statement, quote, this decision recognizeses that googleitors like search engine duck, duck, go are celebrating the landmark decision, duck, duck, go posting this on x, quote, even though duck, duck, go provides something valuable that people want and google won't provide, real privacy protection online, google makes it difficult to use duck, duck, go by defail. we know there's pent up demands for alternatives in search and this ruling will support access to more optionses. this phase of the proceeding determined liability only. that there was a monopoly, according to the judge. what comes next, now, sh cheryls going to be a decision on the remedies, how do we fix this. it's not clear at this point what exactly the judge is going to have google do. one possibility here, the judge could order a breakup, a big breakup, separating alphabet search business from other decision like the android. another possibility they could order smartphone makers like apple or android give users a choice for search engines. this carries significant consequence

google has become a key differentiator in the ai race.want to be sure if they're sharing more data than ever, it's being handled response ibly responsibly. google live will be available to advanced subscribers right now. apple intelligence, that won't be able to use until as late as next spring or maybe this october. another difference, google ai will be available on hundreds of phone models. apple intelligence will only be available to certain iphone 15 users and those willing to upgrade to the 16 model. the keynote still going on inside. right after he gets off the stage, rick is coming right here. we'll chat about all of these announcements and what they mean to google's ai strategy. >> so my understanding on apple's ai was that part of their ability to do so involved check technology in the phone. so i'm curious when it says that google can roll these out now, it sounds like they're software based, and i assume less impressive if there's no other update that needs to happen other that if your device can pull a few new tricks. >> softw

google. i think what remains to be seen is, is what the implications will be for consumers for people who are using google search. the wagons are circling around this idea that these tech companies are not only becoming powerful in and up themselves the everything that we've seen up to this point of, of that with a i that they'll be even more powerful that data with google search plus, hey, i have it, it's going to have to even, you know, even more likely for competition. so i think that's the fear in, in these atrocities against meta against apple against google is, is that, you know, a guy is looming over all of it. google's argument is people prefer google, people prefer to use google for search when given the choice, even if it's not the default browser, they would choose google. and you know, i question whether consumers or the winters here, or if microsoft isn't the big winner here because they are really the only viable competitor to google and search thing is the only thing that comes

from google. that is something that it might face challenges to going forward. and the same could happen for other tech firms which are being targeted by anti trust efforts. so there's probably a bit of concern in the tech industry right now because of course, their models are being challenged when they are dominants in certain markets to king's big money. and possibly wide ranging influences to funded to bailey from dw business. thank you so much to the paris olympics now on spain continue that dominance and football by coming from behind to beat morocco in the men's football semi finals. it was morocco who struck 1st and took the lead and the 1st health spain full back to school to 2nd tough goals and secure victory and the place in the final and spain will be taking on posts fronts in the gold metal match. seely on res teams survived the skin against egypt. the pharaohs took a shot fleet and the 2nd house fronts full back to when 31 of the extra time. and germany kept to the gold medal in the w

google said it will appeal.e sorts of appeals generally take a year to 18 months so this will delay any actual changes to google's search engine or its business. what it means is long-term google will change its practices , it won't remain the dominant search engine for very long. it may have to hive off certain parts of its business which are provided a nice cushion to the company. the one thing you see there was a pretty sharp stock selloff or apple because $20 billion of that you mentioned had been going to apple every year. it simply had its contract with google, it got $20 billion for not doing anything other than being the default on the iphone. this ruling puts that in danger because the judge said you can have this exclusive agreement when you are this dominant. you have to let other people compete. it might end up changing some aspects of the iphone. there are questions about apple creating very similar agreements with google and ai over ai chatbots and such that could be on the iphone. will have to mak

of course but google, no.the harris campaign. >> i made this point on my show i use these readers and there's a very unlikely chance that i'm going to see paid for if i am going through the stories as quickly as possible. i will look at that and i'll be swayed a farm in individuals that shares readers like me. >> it's so egregious, the whole administration told us the cheap fakes and i did not see one cheap fake here they are doing cheap fakes. >> editing the news headlines. >> what is interesting, the same group of publications that are basically hiding joe biden they knew we had cognitive issues and not publishing that until we saw on the debate stage. same crowd but the go to reach out to google and we have a gotten a response from google. >> the whole conversation about breakup, this is what president trump told me when i interviewed him. he was talking about the fact that something will happen with google. we keep seeing an idea of making them smaller forcing them to sell things we will see it if that mat

google".rtphones are usually launched later in the autumn, but google is reportedly going early to get ahead of apple. the pixel nine is hotly anticipated and according to reports will feature the newest ai features for a new generation of smartphones. ben wood is chief analyst at ccs insight and i asked if, as google hopes, this phone could become a new market leader. i think it's very interesting, firstly, your comment about the earlier timing. historically, this event has been in october but google has gone early in august and i think that's partly because apple is dialling up its ai capabilities on the iphone and that will be announced next month. in terms of google�*s ability to stand out, it is pushing hard with its gemini platform. there will be more ai capabilities on the device. a good example of that, if the rumours are correct, is that there will be a new capability where, for example, if you are taking a group photograph with lots of people you could take the photograph and then ju

so put simply, what could this routing mean for google? well arranged to be seen what sort of remedies the cord is going to impose on google, but this finding is the combination of all you have to very well in case of animal or bi partisan case. this is the case the that began uh during the trump administration, and it involves a whole host of us states as well as uh, as well as the federal government. um, but uh really uh, it's pretty momentous. uh a moment that the courts have recognized that google has monopoly power over the general search engine market. and there's definitely going to lead to some sort of remedy potentially. then how would google be forced to change it's business model as it what the narrow version is. it would be required to stop the use of exclusionary practices that were identified in this decision area, particularly that they're collecting massively large payments from, from apple and from various browser vendors to, um, uh uh so it's gonna have to be the uh, uh, default search provider on those platforms, particu

from google. that is something that it might face challenges to going forward. i'm the same could happen for other tech firms which are being targeted by anti trust efforts. so there's probably a bit of concern in the tech industry right now because of course, their models are being challenged when they are dominants in certain markets to king's big money. and possibly wide ranging influences to function baler from dw business. thank you so much. now it's been described as a once in a lifetime event and it's getting us from him is extremely excited. the scouring the night sky ready for wrath, phenomenon known as the blaze star, which is expected to become visible to the naked eye in the coming days. usually the blaze star is too faint to be seen with a naked eye, but around every 80 years it suddenly becomes one of the brightest and the night sky officially named t corona, bori alice often shortened to tea cor, bore its what's called a recurrent nova astrophysicist brad schafer has studied histori