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so google maps isn't just a consumer facing application. it's also the mapping data for your local state house, your local insurance company, hospital ambulance services, you name, it. and right now, we have one company that provides all the data. so what hive map has figured out is you give people a dashcam, they can put it on front of their car. they'll drive around. they'll able to map the world much quickly and readily and with far greater than a google truck could. because it doesn't matter how many google cars are on the road, they're always going to be more cars that aren't google cars than our google cars. and all you need is a few hundred cars on the road. in a city like new york. and you can map the city every few weeks. so hard maps in one year has maps. 10% of the world's surface or 5 llion lometers of roadway. and in like new york and seoul and los, their data is better than the data that google maps has created. so apple, microsoft, these companies have spent billions of dollars to try and compete with google maps and the faile

. >> we went on google maps, and we thought google maps would know the road closures and stuff, but it apparently did not. we just learned about the slide. >> more rain could disrupt the convoys in the coming days. heavy shors and possible thunderstorms a expected to begin thursday night. >>> net's take a look at the sierra. this is aiv look at palace aids tahoe. and the department of resources is conducting a snow survey nearby. governor newsom is watching that snow pack. the surveys serve as an indicator for future water supply. this one is the fourth of the year, and experts say it is the most important one because the april survey is considered the peak of the seasonal snow pack. the last survey was in february. it reported about 18 inches. kerry, we have seen these surveys where they just put that stick right into the dirt, so this is a good sign. >> this is a really good sign. and it looks like as of now it is right where it should be in terms of what's normal. and they're measuring the water content of that snow, which is very important, something that you can't tell just by sti

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it's easily readable, even if the sunshine on it, it has google maps on it. so if you plan to do along the trip, the call will automatically find charging spot along your route and then create the battery. so it's in that ideal stays to get charged. the only thing is, if you plan to charge on your own, or if you don't use the navigation, then the battery won't be pre heated ends. in worst case, it won't charge as fast as it could. would you also can see the side doors a clean as well? that's not even a level for the windows because this one is right here in the center console. and what you also have in the center console is to cup holders. and if you don't need the most cop oldest, for example, if you want to put anything else inside, then you just put that away and you can place whatever item you want to in that tray. that's pretty nice. the vehicle can be shared with friends and family via an apps that enables it to be moved without. the key is also a remote function for checking whether the vehicle is looks and the windows are closed. the same goes for fre

ifelt because i was looking at google maps.i checkedif heavy, it was in shock. my nose, i checked if it was broken. i wanted to run away from the scene, i didn't want to look behind because i was scared about the guy coming back or what is happening. i think from there to the office i was in shock, i don't remember him, ijust run away and went to the office and talk to my colleagues. we put some ice and everything. white may can imagine at that time of the day, two or three in the afternoon, your defences are not up. even though the tiktoks have been around, it is not something you were thinking could happen? it was in the middle of the day so i was shocked. i didn't even look around me. i don't know if someone saw me. that's why i wanted to run away from the scene. this happened around two months ago and it got so viral on tiktok, it is happening in manhattan a to other women which is so sad, all happening in the middle of the day, it is not at night or late night or something. you are back in munich now, what do you think cou

so a lot of israelis in jerusalem when they checked google maps and it said that they were in cairo or in lab a non. so that's part of the actions of these rarely governments to make it more difficult for his ran. it ran to strike is real. the military has not allowed troops to go on leave at the moment. they are on high alert. us troops in the area are also on high alert. so everybody here is, is very concerned that iran could retaliate for those strikes that happened on monday in syria. and as anything more known about how this potential iranian retaliation would play out as well. the ron and its proxy has below which is base and 11 on those 2 most likely actors. 2 of you to carry out any retaliatory strikes. they have been very opaque about what their plans are, but very clear that something will be done to events themselves. we don't know if this could happen in the next week or so, but, but it's at most likely to be an attack on a is really or a u. s. a target within syria or another country, most likely not within israel, given that this is rarely strike on rainy and targets was

. >> we followed google maps and we thought google maps would know the road closures and stuff, but it apparently did not. we just learned about the slide. >> i hate when that happens. you're messed up because of what you're looking at on maps. those convoys will continue to happen daily, one at 8:00 a.m., and then another at 4:00 p.m. there's no set timeline on when this part of the road will be fixed. >>> it looks like sunshine there. that's the bummer. we're going to have sunshine in san jose and around the bay area, kari tells us, but looking ahead, you've got some stuff in your forecast. >> yeah, there's not much more time to try to get those repairs done before this next storm comes in. you can see this long, thin line of clouds, and this is all associated with a cold front that's going to be coming through, with more cloud cover tomorrow and then the rain on thursday. the arrival of that timeline of the rain, it looks like it's at about 10:00, 10:30 on thursday morning, and then just getting heavier as we go throughout the day, off and on showers and even the possibility of thun

so right now, if i'm going on google maps , for if i'm going on google maps, for example, it will showif i'm going on google maps, for ex iniple, it will show that i'm if i'm going on google maps, for ex iniple, it \inl show that i'm if i'm going on google maps, for ex iniple, it \in lebanon at i'm if i'm going on google maps, for ex iniple, it \in lebanon ,t i'm if i'm going on google maps, for ex iniple, it \in lebanon ,i'm1 in in beirut, in lebanon, i'm not in tel aviv. so it's trying to confuse any drones or missiles that might be be targeting israel. so yeah, it's a very serious situation. and that's why we hear constantly israel warning iran not to attack. yesterday, i was at a briefing with the defence minister, and he said that israel is ready to attack whoever , attacked israel. so if whoever, attacked israel. so if iran launches an attack , israel iran launches an attack, israel will attack iran, not any of its proxies , but iran directly. proxies, but iran directly. >> and that is that is what the world should perhaps be most concerned about . the idea that concerned about.

it’s not for nothing that they say that on all google maps swedish mountain is displayed as a solid archaeologistt of all it consists of the swedish mountain itself , 32.5 m high, the castle is located in the west , 15 m high, and the anthill is in the lowland, far away. about 500 m from swedish mountain, the height of which is no more than 10 m. looking at the city from a bird's eye view, i will not miss the opportunity to take a break and think about something pleasant, for example, about my next trip. i advise you to take a moment and at least for a minute be alone on swedish mountain with your thoughts. i keep turning the pages of history. vyska, for new knowledge, i go, of course, to the museum. the volkovysk museum is also rich in its funds, more than 39,000 exhibits, some of which are on display in the museum. called ancient volkovysk, among the most valuable exhibits, contains collections of archeology, nomismatics, heraldry, and the most valuable exhibit, in my opinion, is presented directly here. oh, this, this is decoration. number seven is not a decoration, it is a musical instrument,

. >> we followed google maps and we thought google maps would know the road closures and stuff, but apparently and we just learned about the slide. >> that is the worst. >> that's a bummer. >> more rain could disrupt the convoys in the coming days. heavy showers are possible and thunderstorms as well, expected to begin thursday night. >>> 6:37 right now. let take a look out our window over san jose. it was so bright and blue earlier. now it looks like a little bit of haze. kari says it's going to be a super nice day today, at least. >> yeah, we don't have much time before the next storm system arrives and we can see it extending over the pacific. this is all associated with a cold front and it's also going to give us a boost in the additional rainfall, as well as the chance of thunderstorms. look at the timeline, the rain arrives by about 10:00 to 11:00 on thursday morning, and gets heavier as we go throughout the day, off and on showers, and then the potential of those thunderstorms as well. looking at how much rain we may see, anywhere from a little more than a quarter inch of rain in liverm

sit down, this is how i understand the approach, it’s not for nothing that they say that on all google mapsal complex, because first of all it consists of the swedish mountain itself , 32.5 m high, the castle is located on in the west with a height of 15 m and an anthill in a low place about 500 m from the swedish mountain, the height of which is no more than 10 m. looking at the city from a bird's eye view, i will not miss the opportunity to take a break and think about something pleasant, for example, about my next trip, i advise you can improve the moments, at least for a minute, be alone on swedish mountain with your thoughts. i continue to leaf through the pages of the history of vaukavysk, for new knowledge, i go, of course, to the museum. the volkovysk museum is also rich in its funds, more than 39,000 exhibits, among of which, some of them are presented in the museum exposition called ancient volkovysk, among the most valuable exhibits, the archaeologist’s collection. such ordinary and familiar things to our ancestors have forever become part of history. museum employees not only st

. >> we thought google maps would know about the road closures and stuff but this apparently did notwe just learned about that. >> reporter: crews are now working to set up concrete barriers. they will go on these pink lines, to make it safer for workers as they work to repair the road and for drivers during the convoys. there is no set timeline as yet of when this portion of the highway will be fixed but we are being told those daily convoys will continue to happen in the weeks ahead. in big sur, i am jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> today's sunshine was a huge help. get this, we have rain later this week. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. weather could complicate, though. crews making those emergency repairs. >> were not expecting a kind of flooding rains but with situation on their hands, any kind of rainfall would just continue to erode at that cliff. so right now we've got clear condition out here across the bay area. the next storm system is setting up here over, you can see a little bit of time to get down here to the bay area. as we had through tomorrow

i had forgotten how to get around in the world without google maps, so i had to kind of train my braingure out directions, but i actually had this physical little twitch, like i called it the thumb twitch, where i wanted to scroll on the phone. i found myself reaching into the my pocket, trying to get it out to check my notifications and it took me about two weeks for that kind of physical urge to check the device to go away. and then eventually i just started feeling amazing, like i felt really calm. i felt like i could step away from the internet and just think about things. i was able to concentrate more. i read a ton of books. my husband told me your face looks less stressed , and my kids said they loved flip phone mom because i spent so much more time playing with them. oh, now that is the most important reason of them all. >> that's enough. okay, so given all those great things that happened, what are you going to do now that that your experiment is over? are you going to stick with a flip phone or are you going back to the smartphone? >> so i did this experiment in december. and

the data with coordinates on google maps was transferred to the russian curator via messenger the woman faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property. in the morning , explosions rang out again in kharkiv. the russian military warned that because of the missile danger. the consequences are still unknown. before that, the russians shelled kharkiv at night with two omp-d300 ammunition. this was noted in the regional prosecutor's office. this is a cheap analogue of cruise missiles. they are made on the basis of an aircraft bomb. i would like to note that at night there was a hit near a residential building in the shevchenkiv district of the city. two buses, a truck and a car were on fire. partially destroyed educational institution, damaged yes. a dormitory and a residential building, said the head of the regional military administration oleg synigubov. fortunately, there are no casualties. russian troops shelled druzhkivka in donetsk region at night. the process in the joint donbas, reported the head of the city's military administration, serhiy boyevskyi. he noted that two enemy

tes from a russian strike, if you go to tripelska tes now, for example, in google, you will see a google mapsver, destroyed in fact the thesis, completely, this is one of the biggest theses of the kyiv region, and the question which arises today, whether it was possible to protect this test, what i was doing all year, because all year... there was a program to protect exactly such structures, and there are different opinions, but, for example, yuriy butusev wrote about the fact that it was actually it is a crime that it was not protected, he thinks so, he says that there are concrete structures that are built as a conditional upper sarcophagus, in order for them to detonate first and protect, accordingly, what is inside, and they had to deal with it, according to ... with a wave, here. on the other hand, this is maxim shkil, the head of the infrastructure development committee of the federation of employers from the autostrada company, in particular wrote, and is also quoted by butusov, about what was, in fact, the blocking of the protection of these energy facilities, and by the way, this is

like the google maps or ways systems you use in your car, a lot of the drones will also be affected by gps. they want to see if they can confuse the drones, divert them. jam them in anyways. there has been a lot of jamming technology. ballistic missiles much harder. you point them and shoot them. they go up, they come down. and they explode and travel very quickly. another top iranian general killed under the trump administration. the iranian response was to fire ballistic missiles at a u.s. air base in iraq. they took minutes to arrive. some of those missiles still made it through. and some u.s. troops were injured by blast. no casualties but i was on the base shortly before the attack and commanders told us they were very lucky that it could have gotten much worse. when you talk about highly explosive fast ballistic missiles coming into populated areas potentially, you could see casualties and you could very easily see an israeli response. israel has already said it will respond to an attack on israeli soil with an attack on iranian soil. >> richard engel, thank you. that does it for

so if you look google maps or you look on satellite maps, what is right by the river, if we keep going that way, it's big, huge hole in the earth. there is a i think there's five k race now where you can run to the bottom of the quarry and run back up. that quarry is not something that was there a half century ago. and rocky branch had to be moved. and so as the quarry developed as they dug more dirt and rocks out of that place, they moved rocky branch, they couldn't move it farther than where it is now because it -- up against a railroad track, but it flows into the congo river there, right? so we got five or six miles of stream that run through columbia that make their way to the congo. re and then if we follow the writer of ecclesia stays from, i don't know, 2200 or 2500 over how many years ago was written. where does this go? eventually you get to the ocean from a poetic sense, where the the sea. right and so it's going to historically flow through the santee river to the sea. so. right. so we've got a rhyme scheme. santee to the sea. what happens in the 1930s to where this water i

it is not for nothing that they say that on all google maps the swedish mountain is displayed as an integralt consists of the swedish mountain itself, 32.5 m high. the castle is located in the west with a height of 15 m and the anthill is in the lowland, about 500 m from swedish mountain, whose height is no more than 10 m. looking at the city from a bird's eye view, i will not miss the opportunity to take a break and think about something pleasant, for example, about my next trip. i advise you to seize moments, at least for a minute , to be alone with your thoughts on swedish mountain. the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city. you are the same family who, firstly, lives in a village, and secondly, in a house in which one day they began to organize, so to speak, a museum, then everything became like a fog and the exhibits began to become more and more numerous. you live right next to'. yes, you are doubly lucky, you live next to your bathhouse, yes, which is very cool, as far as i know, per year you spend about 240 cubic meters of drop at least in each issue. the presenter is

google maps, other functions are not working.is urging people not to make runs on atms, on supermarkets. an official tells me there's no concrete intelligence of an imminent iranian attack. this is something they are taking seriously. >> it could clearly also come from the north, from hezbollah and open up that whole other front. u.s. officials are very concerned as well. another quick question to peter. how do you read the political climate now? because one of the president's closest ally if not his closest, chris coons, a prominent foreign relations senator, came out very strongly today for the first time in terms of conditioning the military aid. >> reporter: you are exactly right. not just chris coons, bernie sanders, a top progressive democrat. he was at white house yesterday and shortly after his visit here sanders posted a statement basically saying that aid to israel needs to stop. it needs to be conditioned. there's a lot of pressure coming from some democrats and some of those close to president biden right now. the con

today, the chief spokesperson of the idf acknowledged that the israeli military is jamming gps, so google maps, other locations, service devices, not working right now in israel, and he is telling people, you don't need to panic, you don't need to run to atms, buy water, buy generators, you do need to follow instructions coming from the israeli government. an israeli official tells me at this point, there is no concrete intelligence about an imminent attack, that these are threats that israel is taking seriously. >> israel's calling it a complicated few days. raf sanchez, thank you very much. >>> joining us now, nbc news who's correspondent, monica alba, and political and diplomatic correspondent for the times of israel, tal snyder. they used very specific language, i paraphrased it in my lead-in, what does this statement say, and what does it not say? >> reporter: it's notable. we're seeing language in the readout that we haven't seen in the many conversations between the president and the prime minister over the course of these six months of this war. for the first time, the u.s. is effectiv

i mean, if you look at the google offices map of the world and the lines going out, you know, where there's communication, there are big dark areas. yeah. it's very discriminatory. so nothing but nothing replaces the all five senses experience of being together, of more complete media. and actually its physical. i mean, we can't empathise in the same way online or on paper as we can... in person. ..in person. another thing that nowadays everybody�*s talking about is cancel culture. you know, there is this fear of speaking up, especially among the younger generation. what do you think of that? do you actually think that this is compromising the freedom of speech of the younger generation? you know, i don't feel it myself, but i resent it on behalf of anybody who does feel it, because free speech is crucial to any democracy. we should not submit to cancel culture. it's social pressure as censorship, and it's definitely not a good thing. even when it is suppressing evidence of bias, it still is silencing people. 0nline we are seeing the rise of different personalities like andrew tate, one of

and our flattened around the neighborhood and take a look behind me down this street we looked on google maps there were supposed to be for homes down here. >> you could just see these two structures everything else down that street is completely flattened. almost nothing salvageable. take a look across the street i mean, that is supposed to be a garage. you can see the kitchen right there, no wall covering that at all. a lot of the residents in this subdivision have to get back your waited. there was no power in this area, and so a lot of them are in shelters, are just anywhere that's not on here, that's safer we imagine there'll be returning to sort of see the status of their homes. we know that first responders will likely be and cleanup crews will likely be coming back here to assess the damage. there's concerns about gas leaks, there's concerns about getting the power on. there's concerns about how these families are going to be able to rebuild we do know that this was a terrifying experience. take a listen to this eyewitness from yesterday it was just a freight train the noise was so lo

it was in new york and so i google mapped it and it was two blocks away from the new york office. so as so you know people from the company responding to me paul clement response. peter thiel wouldn't respond no one was responding from the clearview addresses. so i thought, i'll just walk over the building and try to knock on the front door and i get there and there's no building without address. and i'm going back and forth between between where it should be and it just doesn't exist. and i in the book, i compare it to harry potter like i was looking for the platform that wasn't there. and yeah, they were not interested in talking to me originally, but they, you know, my understanding with understanding was that they were selling this to the police officers. so tracked down police detectives who had used clearview ai and they really saying its praises. they said it's amazing. i talked to one financial crimes detective in, gainesville, florida, and he said, you know, i had a stack of of of unsolved crimes on my desk where we had a photo of somebody taken at a bank or an atm and i'

i tried to look on google maps at currently as that i'm in beirut, lebanon and everybody is waiting to see what will happen in the coming moments, in the coming hours, we are expecting. as you've been hearing from all the other reporters and analysts that intercepts or impacts could happen anytime from now in the coming moments and certainly in the coming hours, we know that the us has actively been trying to work with israel to intercept any missiles or drones before they actively enter is really airspace. but there is certainly a broader sense here that we are on the precipice of something very different something that nobody quite has their arms around yet, because as much as iran has telegraphed this, as much as it was expected, there is now concerned that it becomes difficult to control what the unintended consequences this is of an escalation like this could be. so, as i said before, not a sense of panic, but certainly a sense of heightened alert. and i think many people starting to come to terms with the fact that this looks like a broader, larger, and potentially more significa

are prohibited there, that is , if you bought a scooter, you can ride on the bike path, open the google mapcooter needs to ride nicely, or from someone, or from the motorist, or from someone else to cut off. no, wait, but i can’t imagine creating a separate one for each type of transport that still appears regularly, just imagine, because it doesn’t work any other way, okay, let me, i’ll just give one example, we don’t yet have such a problem of headaches as, for example, mopeds, but if we take the countries of asia, for example, there it is. now it was correctly noted that sims now move around all year round, you protect pedestrians all the time, let me also say as a pedestrian, if before i walked relaxed along the sidewalk and clearly knew that no one would jump into me, now i behave on the sidewalk just like in a car or a motorcycle, on the roadway, carefully, i turn the towers all the time, because what ’s good in that, it’s not good, but it’s a matter of safety. well, why did you drive yourself into such conditions when you are a pedestrian, who is used to following the usual route, ex

and there's been, you can actually see in the googles mapping of search terms, this sort of replaced,rders. it's replaced anorexia as something that, that young, it is seemed to be trending . to be trending. >> it's a trend. >> it's a trend. >> yeah. it's become a social contagion. so and it's become a way of, you know, teenagers to, to exert power over their bodies just as eating disorders are, as an, as a fashionable , easy fix, an, as a fashionable, easy fix, you know, because kids, especially teenagers, they have their own issues. >> i think the gender all your tide is now. >> the tide is now turning. because we can see even because we can see now even mainstream , comedy shows, you mainstream, comedy shows, you know, establishment, regime approved shows such as approved comedy shows such as have i got for you are have i got news for you are making about gender making jokes about gender treatment. we've got a from treatment. we've got a clip from have news you now with health. >> what did staff at the royal stoke hospital do this week? >> answer is we don't know. >> the answer is

did you go on-site, or--as you know, the google map or whatever map you guys are using might be updated. >> yes . we started a previous map we had that was mostly up to date and we used our sign shop data at the sfmta that has a record of all the signage that has been installed, including the signs for accessible parking. we combine the two data baseds and verify them all using google street view. where the google street view was not up to date we noted as well as something that needed to be field verify, butt that was a very small portion. >>--on-site visits? >> not to verify the blue zones, no. >> i would suggest to do that, because it might change. thank you. >> thank you. >> microphone, sorry, sherri, hang on. >> thank you. alex, thank you. are there any other council members with any questions? orched? >> i have questions; >> i think everyone has questions so patricia why don't you go next and then denise and then orcid. >> okay. i have four questions. the first one is related to richard rothman's comments about removal of blue zones, and i agree with him. i support also what alex

need to have -- i remember when i rode in a waymo, which is google's product, you had to have the google mapou just need this infrastructure in order to be able to make it. it was obviously being withheld. is it worth 22 points? i think that people were short tesla, betting there had to be more -- let's say, more earnings problems i mean, there's an evercore piece, lowering price target, that was probably pre-china. but david, there is a sense among the companies that make self-driving that there's this holy grail robo taxi plan out there. forgetting the fact, i think, in this case, that teslas are expensive. more expensive than the regular car. >> a regular car you mean -- well, yeah i mean, at the same time that, urngs you're reading about and hearing about musk's visit and the okay from moving full self-driving, at least, into the chinese market, you're also well aware that byd continues to be able to lower the price of its entry model to well below half of what tesla charges for a car in the chinese market. not to mention what that will mean in other markets outside the u.s. in terms of

. >> it looks here as not guilty plaza on the google map. it is a big building and i can see that unless i'm inyekt. looks like the address system a big structure and sharing it with other entities within the big structure. >> yes. it is a long building and attentive vs spaces along the block. dph is one of many in this one building. this is a different location than bayview plaza >> i'm looking at the map. i know where bayview is i'm curious how it it is situated and so with this, how is the condition of the spaces? they seem fine on the out set? >> negotiated a floor and finish upgrade. tenant of the landlord provide an upgrade to the interior of the existing space. and -- it is eighty-one of thez spaces using for children, youth and families. and looking forward to the training institutes and look forward to seeing cared for and secure. >> we have no speakers. >> seeing no public comment it is now closed. and -- colleagues i would like to move this to full board with recommendation. and with that, a roll call, >> on the motion to in order