pixel music videos. and complicated chain reactions but first digital identities many websites require a unique logon and password which can be confusing logons through social media are simpler but those companies can exploit users' information the german startup aims to be a safer alternative. whether it's social media or online shopping internet services require users to identify themselves with differing amounts of data this information forms our digital identities on the web and if they get a digital identity can be a user name or a password but it can also be a. hi can also register with my real name or i can use a pseudonym. so digital identities are quite diverse if they're fearful. the protection of digital identities is a hot market until now facebook and google dominated social logons for those users only need an email address and password real names aren't required this is easy for users but despite suppose it anonymity unlike companies can still collect and analyze their personal data. new pr

he carefully placed each individual pixels and documented his progress on twitter. even used floppy discs for this archaic project. it's pretty impressive how closely the pixel animated version dances in unison with the real donald glover that was a snapshot i. want more from life in the digital age than visit our facebook page d w digital. here you'll find the latest digital news and trends including interesting apps the latest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course our shift reports. like us comment and tell us what you think on g.w. digital. and as always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today marvels magnets and music. videos of marble runs are extremely popular online little toy blocks made of wood fidgets mentors dominoes and magnets are all obstacles for a tiny ball this video has generated more than a million views on you tube since the beginning of the year. what's unique about you tube or doodle chaos is videos is that classical music plays in the background . this marble run is perfectly timed with tchaikovsky's beautiful

. >> the pixel 3 and pixel 3 xl will be unveiled, and ugly shoes a big trend. >> are they, though?hes for dad sneakers and dad shoes have jumped more than 600% this summer. pinterest says it's up 730% since january. but they also come with a bloated price tag. a lot of them, over $1,000. >> designer ones. those are your tech bites. >> were they really that ugly? i kind of like the second one. >> for $1,000, they're super ugly. >> not for $1,000. come on. >>> three bay area colleges offering free tuition. what you need to know to qualify. >> neighbors demand to know why ten trees died in a popular san francisco park, and they're pointing at fighters as a culprit. >> they're also battling diseases and disabilities. see how young new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. >>> it's bruce lee at the old ballpark and the weather is going to be like last night. how about the ending, where the skrients w

bloomberg reports the pixel 3 and pixel 3 xl smartphones will be unveiled on october 9th.e familiar with the plan say there will be a media event this time in new york. previous pixel events were hosted in san francisco. >>> are you looking to upgrade your wardrobe? because dad shoes are apparently really in right now. >> go nice with the dad bod. corg to google, searches for sneakers and dad shoes jumped more than 600% this summer. we have reached the and by the way, they look like they should be cheap, they're often not. high-end dad shoes can cost more than $1,000. >> we showed a picture of a balenciaga shoe. i like the reebok classic. you could rock those. >> okay, those used to be like $30. >> i think they probably still are. >> they should be. >> i'm going to google it. >> just white shoes. >> new at 6:00, a little league champs got quite the surprise when they returned to hawaii. >> but first, no charge for tuition? the bay area college some students will be able to attend for free. >> and special children dressed up in capes and crowns. weaving your own shoes...rgy

pixel music videos. and complicated chain reactions but first digital identity many websites require a unique logon and password which can be confusing logons through social.

and what jill lepore has been a sheet pixel bunch of truths and falsehoods. we've always been a struggle, i dialectic in american history and she uses that theme over 500 years with all these new figures, and as julius that come she makes people just pop off the page. it's quite a majestic work. >> jill lepore won the national book award speedy she's never one. a final for the pulitzer and she's had several finalists. >> what else? >> let's see, and october we have a new complete edition of the hebrew bible translator in its entirety by robert alter. bob started this project in 1996, took over 20 years in the making. seven individual bargains can some of which have one prices are not gathered in this gorgeous three volume definitive box set. and robert alter literary language is both startling, it is strange in some ways. it brings the text allies. this is one for every library i think. >> victoria johnson written a book called american eden on this -- david hosack, a story of american visionary, committed that great american garden of the 19th century undern

. >>> google is out with an operating system for smartphones, available on pixel, uses artificial intelligence to adapt to how you use the phone. android will set screen brightness by studying your manual adjustments instead of levels based on ambient light. slices offers slices of information of your most used apps without having to open them. >>> this organization checked out apple pay, facebook payments, venmo, square's cash and zell and found out they're generally safe but a risk. main concerns is problems with security and privacy. complicated agreements make it difficult for users do know what they signed up for. companies are using extra security but almost all could do more to protect your information. >>> we'll start with the live doppler 7 showing fog on the coastline. still foggy over the inland areas and bayshore line locations. a look how windy it is. strong gusts up to 28 miles an hour. san francisco, 23 miles an hour. 22 at mountain view and up north. beautiful day despite the haze off in the distance that continues to grow more permanent as smoke goes up. 60 degrees in san fran

. >> bloomberg reports the pixel 3 and pixel 3 xl smartphones will be unveiled on october 9th. say there will be a media event in new york city. they used to do these in san francisco, but i guess we're not good enough for them. oh, there's no music. wree can't do the dance if there's no music. are you for real? >> okay, so thank you. there we go. so this is a song that has sparked an online dance craze this summer. it's now the official song of the summer according to spotify. "in my feelings" by drake was streamed more than 393 million times worldwide between june 1st and august 20th. glitz rr been a big year for drake. last month, his new album posted seven singles on the billboard top ten at the same time. that beat the previous record of five set by the beatles back in 1964. >>> do you guys think that song would be the song of the summer if the dance craze didn't go viral? >> no. >> because that wasn't even like, he didn't make the dance up, right? somebody else just made the catch. >> it's catchy, it gets stuck in your head. >> i know. maybe he should send roses to whoeve

pixel music videos. and complicated chain reactions but first digital identity.

pixel music videos. and complicated chain reactions but first digital identity many websites require a unique logon and past.

pixel music videos. and complicated chain reactions but first digital identity many websites require a unique logon and password which can be confusing logons through social media are simpler but those companies can exploit users information.

sued by a former colleague who claims she abused him when he was seventeen or tease igor's adult of pixel the story. a star in dozens of movies director author and music contributor to bands like placebo or gentle jerk of all trades charged headlong to accuse the now it is graced hollywood producer harvey weinstein of sexually abusing him pioneering the me too movement blundell it when women have the same power as men i'm sure this type of violence will no longer happen the cases of women imbues in their parents i hope and i believe there because of me too everyone has a voice everyone has a chance to speak out and inspiring called by all means yet let me replay you one quick bit for you. the cases of women m.p.'s in their parents well according to a report by the new york times our gentle herself falls into that category the investigation claims the activist paid nearly four hundred thousand dollars in hush money to a guy called jimmy bennett who accused argento of sexually assaulting him in two thousand and thirteen now even a brief glimpse around social media shows the two have quite a

a painting by a famous artist the king's fountain the pixel has been in fifteen eighty. portrays a neighborhood that no longer exists where blacks and whites dance together. here a black man and shoes and braces a white woman with bare feet. musicians play for a couple of lovers. a night of the order of christ. in chains or in ceremonial dress africans offer their wealth to europe smallest kingdom. their oppressed image of an era when the marriage of africa and portugal made lisbon the most important economic capital of europe. on his team who dies and he meets us all you did yet people still ended up with us in that he's been keeping us from what did he disallow cities of the put him in she took a bus it was not i got. today in southern europe in portugal italy spain or even provide an estimated fifty to sixty percent of the population could have african ancestry. into the last stunnel to define a lot of those internal to buy datums into the north i'm sad it still not good films and see a boss knows he could have elicited involvement and. seen a case for law like a good

which was flooded out to provide electricity for the pixel own project and my tribe was relocated to five segments around the lake and so there is more coastline on my reservation than the pacific coast of california so i don't know how without adequate resources and there there's the percy adequate one force that responds our marriage their patient in particular. and carla picking up on what you're saying there and i just wanted to bring this week in because of it it picks up on what carla was saying. tweets under current law tribes cannot prosecute non-natives for sexual assault and native american victims are denied access to justice i mean can you weigh in here how is this. completely true. and. fortunately f.b.i. declined about seventy percent of the cases of sexual assault involving a native victim that they received so you know that creates an environment where people know that that kind of violence is normal and ok and that there aren't any consequences because of these jurisdictional. gaps where people are able to you know exploit. you know i do want to add in discussing the

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footage outside still in douglas high school on valentine's day shows the terror among students pixelatedacy and the urgency of law enforcement to find the shooter. the only person on campus with a gun was a school resource officer who never stormed the building. at this recent school safety commission, education secretary betsy devos spoke with heartbroken father max shafter who lost his son. >> those are the worst hours of my life. >> what are the most important considerations in looking at how to make those schools safe? >> days later, she is now answering that question, considering using the federal funds for the first time to get guns into schools by allowing academic grant money to pay for guns of the local school district wants to arm with teachers and apply for the grants. the education department says this. the department is constantly considering and evaluating policy issues particularly issues related to school safety. the secretary issued opinions on hypothetical scenarios. the trump administration's call to arm educators has faced overwhelming opposition. in florida every sch

if you look at maps of red and blue it is not pixelated.ecause people tend to go to places where people are like them. it is important with our commission to draw districts you have to know almost nothing and that was a good thing because you don't try to be into one party or the other but it has improved the situation with the rest of the country we only have 53 seats. you have to have 218 to pass. we need the need the rest of the country to cooperate a little bit. >> how do you feel about big data and healthcare? and optimizing efficiency or should we be concerned on a breach? >> there are some pluses and minuses things that can be done with healthcare to monitor to help treat people over distance rapidly as soon as i saw today the ability when they are picked up in the ambulance due to preliminary operating because somebody controls a robot arm using their hand to correspond. and there are rules so therefore it doesn't have restrictions that require keep the data secure so that's a good thing there are two risks you have to watch one is

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obvious former prediction but less obvious like classification looking at a medical image with those pixelsn the information we don't have is if the tumor we king at his benign or malignant so we call that prediction. it takes the information you have to generate what you don't have so we have a drop plummeting and the cost of prediction what does that mean or the applications for business? and society? implication number one is now we have the demand curve when the cost of something falls is more of it. first of all all the things currently like supply chain management and insurance it will simply use the new superpowerful prediction so that will replace traditional testicle technique. at the same time where in my view on the business side becomes an arch more than a science that people start converting their prediction problems into another. and for that example there is driving we have had autonomous vehicles for him. but we bullies deployed our autonomous vehicles in a controlled setting in a factory or warehouse in the way we did it is that an engineer would have the floor plan and pro

. >> a snapshot, important state, and we'll get the pixels in that picture in an hour. >>> donald trumphes out at lebron james. he's called mexican immigrants rapists and said both sides were to blame in charlottesville. tonight we have a special discussion with professor michael eric dyson, and candace owens next. . which can be brought on by many things, like medication and medical conditions. biotène provides immediate, long lasting relief from dry mouth symptoms. it is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mouth symptom relief. for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. miralax. now available in convenient single-serve mix-in pax. >>> president trump again making it a point of attacking prominent black americans. he's just impugned the intelligence of lebron james and don lemon, which echoes the way he singled out the iq

to identify those inhabitable pixels on the early earth with c liquid water a source of nutrients and source of energy within the system we found subsurface ocean, jupiter's moon and saturn moon both have liquid water oceans would hav that havy been stable for over a billion years. these are likely enriched by volcanic eruptions from the moon's rocky inner core a possible source for both nutrients and energy. both they and their oceanss into space in the eruptions and could easily be sampled by spacecraft withoutnv landing. the liquid erupted during a flyby to contain salt, silica and organic molecules all pointing to a habitable environment. that sample may have contained signs of microbial life the instruments were not designed to protectt them. we need to go back with better instruments. how will we know life when we seein it? through the research, lab and field work it's developed the ladder of life that lays out what to measure and how to measure it. it begins with a capital -- habitable environment and darwinian evolution. thanks to decades of the spacecraft mission, we know how

look at the colormap of red and blue it is not pixelated. because people tend to go to places where people are like them. and with that commission in california to be in the commission to draw the district and know nothing about politics that is a good thing. because not trying to one party or the other. it has improved the situation a little bit but it is still not as good from the rest of the country. so we need the rest of the country to cooperate. how do you feel about big data in healthcare? and optimizing the data efficiency? or should we be concerned about the author raise -- authorized breach? >> with some pluses and minuses with things that could be done. and the ability to help treat. and with that ability when they are picked up in the ambulance and those only controlling the robot arm and to basically correspond. and those rules about safeguarding private data i hope that it doesn't have restriction to have privacy and security data that is a good thing. but then you have to continue to operate if you were holding that data that'

footage outside stoneman douglas high school from valentine's day shows the terror among the students, pixelated. the state supreme court ordered its really saying the actions of responding broward deputies during the shooting was in the public interest. whether videos do not shows with some coral springs officers allege, that when they arrived, at least four broward deputies already on scene were taking cover behind cars or trees instead of storming the building as trained, while students were bleeding and dying. these new videos do not show or prove that. this evening, a senate funding bill for the department of education passed 80-7 without addressing the grant money for guns idea. however, this fight likely is not over since the house and senate must merge their bills later this fall. shannon. >> shannon: phil keating, thank you very much. we salute to heroes on the anniversary of hurricane harvey. dr. stephen kemo was needed to perform an emergency surgery on a teenager at clearlake regional medical center. the streets were flooded. a first responder met kamel at his home. we are told that

was originally of the community of elbow woods which was flooded out to provide electricity for the pixel own project and my tribe was relocated to five segments around the lake and so there is more coastline on my reservation than the pacific coast of california so i don't know how without adequate resources and there there's the percy adequate one force that responds our marriage their patient in particular. and carla picking up on what you're saying there and i just wanted to bring this week in because a it picks up on what carla was saying. tweets under current law tribes cannot prosecute non-natives for sexual assault and native american victims are denied access to justice i mean can you weigh in here how is this. completely true. and. fortunately f.b.i. declines about seventy percent of the cases of sexual assault involving a native victim that they received so you know that creates an environment where people know that that kind of violence is normal and ok and that there aren't any consequences because of these jurisdictional. gaps where people are able to you know exploit. you k

is it's not surprising, if you look at a map, if you look at a color map, red and blue, it is not pixelated people tend to go to place where is people are like them and it's interesting but, you know, it's important that -- i think we have done a good job in california with our commission actually to be on the commission to draw districts you actually have to know almost nothing about politics, that's a good thing because you're not trying to influence one party or the other but i think it's improved our situation a little bit but still not as good in the rest of the country, we may have it right here in california but we have 53 seats, you need to have 218 to pass something. we need to rest of the country to cooperate a little bit and do something like we are doing. how do you feel about big data and health care and is optimizing data efficiency the right thing to be done or authorize unauthorized breach or commercialization of private data? >> i think it's an area with pluses or minuses, there are things that can be done with health care with monitoring, with remote ability to help treat

walmart internally as the comanche, run by statistical methods and experts pixel is a pin, largest importn the world. and transactions between walmart and its major suppliers are also not market-based it when mom -- walmart wants to place recorder it doesn't do like a a bit andt market transaction. actually reaches into use levers schedule and that's more time on his site. scheduled more workers because anything else creates these weird swings in supply and demand. so his idea is that like 100 years ago we had this argument about whether a command economy could be made to run something as big as a country. today walmarts because internally is bigger than the entire economy of the soviet union at its peak. so we know we can do it. the question is should we and what other ways can we do it without just putting that are shareholder control? hack would put under democratic pop the control? [inaudible conversations] when you hit get amazon hits te $1 trillion amount, what goes through mind? >> guest: on the one hand, how much blood is in my usb cable, how many workers did they squeeze because

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. >> do we need four times the pixels of 4k tv? >> we need a tv as well, do we >> i guess so.head on "the closing bell" we'll bring you up to speed for the u.s.-canada trade negotiations as the deadline approaches those talks go on today. >>> one retail investor says there's plenty of upside in names thatav he turn around plans in place what she's watching ahead. to buy or sell? when e with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guid

all of a sudden they're getting sales for this new bigger device with the fancy camera and better pixelsthat stuff, guys like you follow closely but at a cost to themselves? >> yeah. it is a cost to themselves and it is not the smartest move. i mean, look, they have problems organizationally, neil. their senior leader is struggling. the heir apparent is in jail struggling. and so they're not, i think making the best decisions right now. they still are a great company and i wouldn't bet against great innovation in the future and better business moves but this was, this is surprising. and i think it is going to prove to be not the big boost they want on the sales side. and frankly i think, there will be a lot of question marks over their future, but i wouldn't bet against the company long term. just a short term challenge. neil: we shall see. eric, thank you very much for the time here. again that big old puppy, the biggest phone to hit the market will be out soon. people can weigh the odds, do you want something like this or not. you decide. dow down 115 points. more after this. it lets y

more orderly if he could come to the peace arch and make you can read them walking through the park pixeltical perspective i think would also worthwhile to suspend the agreement. >> what you're suggesting, really what the government needs to do is to create a play. the plan needs to incorporate suspending the save our country treatment. we need to in my view increase the level of plaintiff by increasing the levels plan it is not to set a quarter but to set the upward targets to adjust to the reality of what we are faced with today and into resource the irb so they can process the claims adequately and expeditiously. and also resource the local communities in the provinces so they can provide the support necessary for the asylum-seekers. do i have this correct by way of a plan that we need to come forward and that the government needs to have a place? i'm going to start with professor liew. >> very briefly. >> yes. essentially yes. >> mr. edelmann? >> i agree with most of what you said. so yes. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'll be sharing some time with my colleague towards the end. firs

it is very easy to make jump from samsung to another android device such as pixel.you're apple you don't have another option. you need to admit apple has an edge over samsung, even if they don't have the market share, those people are much more locked in. connell: their competition is in the necessarily apple. >> you get apple operating system and everything that goes in that. analysts talk about the halo effect. >> right. they will announce the best phone tomorrow and a bunch of samsung people would jump to that. >> we're all here. you want to talk about elon musk. this is 20 days for deirdre. >> you had it tweet by tweet. connell: new thing came out on elon musk. there is a report, a "wall street journal" reporting, "dow jones newswires" crossed this on a goldman sachs note, mr. musk may need to raise cash to buy tesla, which first read on this note came out, stock price by the way is down for tesla, would seem to challenge his own statement, deirdre, the other day which said, we're quoting, funding secured. >> based on what we know now seems like that tweet was n

woods which was flooded out to provide electricity for the pixel own project and my tribe was relocated to five segments around the lake and so there is more coastline on my reservation than the pacific coast of california so i don't know how without adequate resources and there there's the percy adequate one force that responds our marriage their patient in particular. and carla picking up on what you're saying there and i just wanted to bring this week in because a it picks up on what carla was saying. tweets under current law tribes cannot prosecute non-natives for sexual assault and native american victims are denied access to justice i mean can you weigh in here how is this. completely true. and. fortunately f.b.i. declined about seventy percent of the cases of sexual assault involving a native victim that they received so you know that creates an environment where people know that that kind of violence is normal and ok and that there aren't any consequences because of these jurisdictional. gaps where people are able to you know exploit. you know i do want to add in discussing the