. >> reporter: if you have a smart phone, chances are you're using android. google's operating system. android will run on 80% of smart phones sold this year according to idc. been to youtube lately? google bought that company in 2006 and generates an estimated $5.6 billion in gross revenue per year and thanks to google, the days of paper maps and those gps units are long gone. so what is next for google? at the company's developer's conference in san francisco earlier this summer, google said it wants even using the operating system, whether at work, at home or in their cars. for "nightly business report", i'm josh lipton in mountain view, california. >> paul meeks has been a big believer of google and its stock. he's portfolio manager and head of technology research. paul, nice to have you on the program. i know you're a big believer in the stock. you say if someone is going to start a paortfolio from scratch one stock they should buy is google. at $596 a share, it's hard to see how much of a return you'll make. so make a case about why someone should buy google tod

what you would which is right on early today and by android google system so they're firing a massive number of people even though they just took over nokia nokia employees going to take the brunt of this raid and they're going to try to turn around the ship i don't think they can do it i think basically microsoft is going to live off their past laurels going to try to do more oppositions but it's going to be a tough road they're going to like the idea of of this particular period speaking of which thank you for bringing that up i.b.m. and apple big deal coming out there now can we talk about that you know who will this deal really change anything for either company in your opinion i think it's you know it's not really that big a deal from my perspective i think you know this was about the bring your own device type of thing that people bring their own devices to companies and that's really a big problem but once you get ahead of that problem by saying look we have a solution to deal with the corporate environment but you know people are going to consumers who are actually working cal

google started out as a search engine and it has become a whole lot more. from search and ad technology to mobile phones with the androidct. google also has projects coming out of the google x labs that read like science fiction -- cars and-driving curing disease. talking about google's success, challenges, and future opportunities. googles international revenue is something like half of all of its revenue. google generally has much higher market share outside of the u.s. than inside. it's really important for google overall. focusing on engineering and innovation, it would be the same cost of whether it was a u.s. only company or international. moneyct that half of the coming international funds a lot of innovation. to put it another way, if they did not have the same cost, they'll would probably not be making much money right now. >> i think they would just spend less money. what is it internally, bret? what is the focus on what to spend, how much to spend? they have tremendous returns on equity and tremendous profits as well. how do they think about spending within google? over has evolved a lot time. it started grow

android does not equal google, first of all. number of different companies out there, oems using android devices without google installed. other apps in china don't accrue to google. it doesn't matter also because if ios has enough people in its growing base, and people who are buying things. either digital goods or physical goods, through the device. that's been their key lead is, they've got the people who are buying. so their install base is more valuable because of that. people surfing on the internet on devices that may or may not run google apps, doesn't matter. >> say the iphone 6 launches this fall as we expect. do you think installs usage and purchases, do you think we will see that, see spike after that phone launches? >> absolutely. we typically do. this is the cycle of the year where apple has a big design change. but often leads to even more buying than usual. it's probably going to be higher margin buying, if this bigger phone is out there, and maybe even carries a higher price tag, but then at the same time, what y

a an operating system, instead of using google, moving nokia maps on to an android phone alongside googleinteresting, splits like nokia, like motorola, i often like to say go with the boring part, because nokia solutions has done very well and nokia the core business that microsoft didn't buy still has the here maps used now by amazon, by microsoft and samsung. >> die tyby tyson or tyson? >> tyson. >> good to know. >>> which in with rick santelli at "the santelli exchange." >> hi, carl. a a time more fundamentals than ever before, more layers of numberance and economic data and revisions and changing the way data is calculated, more countries with economic hoar power entering into that fundamental data fray, how is one to keep up? i know there are many out there every time you talk technical analysis they say voodoo. there are many reasons to think. let's rephrase this. i said hft. hup to be careful on certain aspects of different types of trades within that category, because their track records have been so correct for so long defies true trade, yet i can point to technicians that i've k

android. andy ruben sold his company to google in 2005 then helped develop that mobile operating system into awerhouse. android runs on 80% of smartphones sold this year according to idc. >> google doesn't make any money on the operating system itself. but what they do is, because it's closely tied to google's properties and google services they can really monetize well from the other, from google searches and gmail and all the other google applications that come along with that. >> now, final winner analysts talk about, double clip, expanded google reach in online advertising in display ads. what about the bus? acquisitions that didn't work out? the busts? highlighting really three. ita software, demark broadcasting and slide. then there's finally the mixed bag of motorola, which google bought for $12 billion, sold for $3 billion two years later, however, from cantor fitzgerald, kept most of the mobile pat. >> and offered the company league protection for its android software. the next question what does google do with that $61 billion cash pile? some say they could make a real acquisition in

android. gear neo, doesn't. gear s running tyson and using nokia maps not google maps, an other android wear devices you mentioned coming from lg and motorola. isn't this going to confuse the heck out of people? >> it a numbing mess right now. and you have round watching, ones that act as cell phones, like samsung's. ones that don't. it some use google software. some don't. some have different types of fits in apps. could be ios or android. a lot of people don't really have an interest in necessarily buying one right now. a lot of this is about trying to create something stylish and create something useful. the real challenge. what is it you've going to make that is not going to duplicate what's on your watch and not going to be absurd, a short battery life? everybody is struggling with that. do we even need this? i think what's going to win is something that creates something that is understandable, is essential, and that does a couple of things better than your phone does. >> scott, the integration of this reported new apple iwatch with help kit would seem to be the crux of what apple is trying to do. making it

i love what google done with android and what android has done with google. think opening theirtheir operating system would be great. gerri: thanks. >> my pleasure. gerri: we have recalls to tell you about. hewlett-packard is recalling five 1/2 million notebook ac power cords in this country and half million in canada because they could be a fire hazard because of possible overheating. there have been 29 reports of damage, include two claims of minor injury. the black ls-15, ac cords came with hp and compact notebooks and mini notebook computers an adapter powered accessory kits. a mouthful. they were sold from 2010 to 2012. if you want more info. want to know if it affects you go to hp.com. >>> thanks to spiders, suzuki is recalling 19,000 mid-sized cars. say that. spider webs can clause fuel vapor event hose in 2010 to 2013 models cutting air flow. could cause air tanks to defor and encause fires. there were seven reports of problems but no injuries. suzuki says owners are notified by the end of the week and we're telling you right now. >>> coming up how an

android. where does google look next, do you think, for the next big innovation?it does not come internally? >> yeah. i think it's a good bit actually that might come internally. google's unique in their willingness to make big bets from m & a and quite respectable what they've done. a lot of pressure on youtube to not take such risky bets that people frown upon or question when you do them. google x is important what st r they're doing. not afraid to spend. a lot of areases, local content, more payments data. a lot of ways to, think abm m. good news for them is that, m & a, they are willing to take big bets the same way they were ten years ago. >> i agree. >> david, or sean, question to either of you, we've watched the video, 15 minutes of human need not apply. i don't know phoo you'if you've. within that, self-driving vehicles is closer than we think. do you really believe google is the driving force behind that and will present it to us, to our society as quickly as some suggested? >> dave, answer that. >> hugens driving a car is a bug. so the next wave of inno

both trailing google's android which bests everything. android has 52%. h giants, microsoft moving higher by 1%. maybe on the news it's going to bigger brick and mortar challenges. apple is lower by a fraction, same with google, down just about a half a percent. >>> okay, so as we just told you, the ten-year note yield at about 2.42%. that is the lowest level in more than a year and a new sign that investors are continuing to flock to safety. what will it take for investors to believe in equities again, or are they making a mistake by going into treasuries? will earnings do it? our next guest says it may be be u.s. corporate earnings. what will investors need to see, and what is the best way to play the follow falling indexes? joining us now, david left witch along with steve hammers, compass emp funds co-founder and chief investment officer. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. steve, i guess i'd like to just quickly throw to you because we were talking about that ten-year yield. what do you infer fromming fromg like that? >> we do expect that t

google generates 97% of revenue from this ad revenue alone. and we're looking at acquisiti acquisitions that you mentioned. 145 companies according to fact set and some have been extremely successful. youtube, android, waves, doubleclick, and i want to take you to google ventures. take a look at companies that venture capital arm of google has done, home away, retail me not, silver spring network, they've all gone public, and uber they've invested in that, $19 valuation, liz. liz: over your left shoulder is something that hasn't changed because it has worked. that is of course that white clean monitor. you look at that opening page, they don't get it all mucked up, it has remained the same. marissa mayer has gotten it very clean. very good wording for gogl, right? >> search engine is the number one product. the colors remain the same, the cleanliness of the page is the say. larry page and eric schmidt have been religious about making sure that core search stays identical to the core mission. that is don't be evil but get innovative and risky. behind the white screen there's a bunch of projects that we haven't heard of yet starting with the driverless car, google glass and onto the pipeline. >> i he

gee mail, google maps, chrome, android, music, self driving cars, google glass, they have the mall. real growth, the stock is up 1,300%. want to see cash? they have $61 billion. larry page, the founders of worth, $31 billion each. we but let's go on from here. looking for the next google, that is why we are doing, celebrating success and looking for more. "varney and company" is about to begin. ♪ stuart: we always want more so let's get started. we have chosen three tech companies which could be primed to be the next google. as far as stock performance is concerned. facebook, tesla, amazon. charles payne is here. let me have my say. facebook, we put it on the list because it is in a whole new area and the stock only doubled so far. tesla, you are a big fan of elon musk, a whole new industry, whole new technology. amazon already growing by massive acquisition. the stock has done well but not that well. which of the three will you agree could be the next google. charles: i have subscribers in facebook can tesla. amazon might have hit the arc. we are in an awkward position where i am m

will they start to do things to break away from the android operating system in little ways to get less googlethe phone and have something that is unique to samsung? and do they have any skills in that? they certainly have the market share and resources to do that. you saw a huge span of research and development from samsung that helped add to that operating disappointment. the question is, what are they going to do with that, and it might be something that is unique to samsung? they are just as important to the marketplace as google is to samsung. >> benedict evans of andreessen horowitz, ryan reith of idc. we will continue this conversation after a quick break. ♪ >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." we are continuing our coverage of the challenges facing samsung. we are back again with andreessen horowitz partner benedict evans and idc director of mobile tracking, ryan reith. we were speaking in the break about samsung, and what samsung can do to move the needle, what samsung can do to move more phones. what is samsung's identity? >> samsung has been extremely effective at cloning n

will they start to do things to break away from the android operating system in little ways to get less google on the phone and have something that is unique to samsung? and do they have any skills in that? they certainly have the market share and resources to do that kind of thing. you saw a huge span of research and development from samsung that helped add to that operating disappointment. the question is, what are they going to do with that, and it might be something that is unique to samsung? they are just as important to the marketplace as google is to samsung. >> what is samsung's identity? what is samsung's soul? >> they have been extremely effective of cloning nokia and producing this very wide range of hand sets. what it has not really been able to do is get any sense of loyalty or sense of identity or a clear sense of why your next sense should be a samsung opposed to one of its competitors other than that phone is everywhere. as you start seeing more competition coming from cheaper chinese manufacturers in the mid range and you see them starting to see the market run out of ideas ho

google is. we also know there is gmail, youtube, android. you can't win them all. he list of misses comes google plus, google buzz and google wave. google wave, whatever that was. cnbc also included google glass on the list of misses because of privacy concerns like recording people without them knowing about it. analysts did not call it a complete failure saying it has enormous potential but it's not quite ready for primetime. this brings us to our twitter company. what would your life be without google? what is your favorite one or which one could you live without? we'll have the best ones coming up. >>> still ahead on "way too early," a new star nfl quarterback already started off on the wrong foot. what got johnny manziel in hot water this morning? >>> plus, lady gaga and her very gaga interpretation of the als ice bucket challenge. it's very artiste of her. that story and a check of weather when "way too early" comes back. from safety... to fuel economy... to quality... today's chevrolet has it all. and the time to buy is now. it's the chevy labor day sale! and

google's golden decade and what may be to come. ♪ >> over a 100 billion searches a month. 1.3 billion android devices. ome of the numbers behind google's staggering success. as a public decade company, they have grown from 3000 to 52,000 employees. 17 times the ipo valuation. google has become a fixture in popular culture. it has turned into a noun to a verb. on the move,me or google products help people find where they are moving and see what their house looks like from space. zocor remains search -- the core remains search. u.s.have six and 7% in the and google is still not satisfied. , tohen i think of search really understand what you want and the world. we are very much in the early stages. helped google become a juggernaut. with all of the cash, they have branched out the big time. they bought youtube and grew it to the largest video site and android is the dominant smart phone platform. >> there are more than 1.1 million -- billion users. that number is growing dramatically. allegation of user tracking and scanning e-mails and manipulating rankings. >> we are showing where data is being collecte

android operating system. they have a relationship with google to maintain. which we have heard a lot of reported challenges about. ryan, what do you think samsung's choices are? >> i think there is a few. one is to continue to be a good hardware -- >> they are just good at hardware ware and not as good at software, the problem is still their identity. >> i think samsung is not willing to concede to this. you have seen them over the past year start to build a samsung developer conference and they are going to continue to do this and they are looking to build the services. as you log into a samsung phone, you're prompted to go into samsung services and music. that is their approach to build an ecosystem in a phone and the reality is that is not that easy to do. >> benedict evans of andreessen horowitz, ryan reith of idc. still ahead, he has challenged the big guys his aggressive price cuts and now another suitor is line up to buy the so-called uncarrier. we'll hear from t-mobile c.e.o. john legere next on the best of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the

as long as they are in control of their own destiny, and google is with android, they will have a reallyd time differentiating. this is the same play we saw in the pc space. they have some real work to do if they want to be able to properly differentiate. >> ryan block, as always, thanks for stopping by. sharkscks -- are damaging underwater fiber-optic cables? that's what google says. and we will at why, look at plans to prevent a sharp rknado from attacking the internet. ♪ >> it's 26 minutes after the hour, which means bloomberg is on the markets. i'm julie hyman. inhave had declined today concerns on tensions between ukraine and russia. we are not seeing huge declines, the s&p down about one third of 1%. individual stocks, we're watching monster beverage and coca-cola. a 70% stake in the company, and both are stopping -- swapping some grand. under this agreement, the two companies will combine marketing, production, and is region of the drinks. monster, which are really relied on coax for distribution, will get their access now to international markets. story,ng to a recent this is som

>> so ergo is available on google play, specifically for android devices. available for $3.99.e also have a cross-platform software developer and kit for enterprise customers. that is available as a demo on the apple store as well as on gogglogle play. companies can contact us if they want to embed ergo. >> descartes biometrics out of blaine, washington. mark parker is the president of truegrip. what is trewgrip? >> it is a handheld keyboard that gives you the opportunity to type in a mobile setting. when you're out in the field, if you want to be productive, you have got to take notes and go back to a laptop and do your typing. this gives you the ability to type in a mobile setting. keyboard, now your hand is gripping the device and can type at the same time. werty the same q keyboard. p becausell it trewgrib that is how it is aligned on the keyboard. >> demonstrate how you would use this product. you have a phone plugged in. >> these are the indicator keys. if you're not a touch typist, you can look at the front and locate the key on the back. i do not have to be a touch typi

it is available on android, apple, and google. some other stories making headlines. the online retailer is using its market dominance to demand better terms from vendors. amazon used this tactic with one of brothers and they are also in a dispute over lowering the price of e-books. iszon says it's indian arm going to set growth records -- they say it's indian operation is firmly on track. attract thegoing to fastest ever marketplace to get to $1 billion. commitment inur india. >> if you want to sell shanghai shares through hong kong's new exchange link, you will need to set your alarm. the hong kong exchange says shares need to be transferred before 7:30 a.m.. it is to allow the exchanges to settle mainland rules. the exchange link begins october 13. singapore and malaysia are engaged in a tit-for-tat spat that may discourage vehicles traveling between the two countries. how did this all start? a transportl it one-upsmanship, if you will. it started when singapore decided to raise the toll charges on foreign registered vehicles. to take effect this month. malaysia re

so ergo, the product i just demonstrated for you is available on the google play store specifically for androidices for $3.99. we also have a cross-platform software development kit for enterprise customers, and that is available as a demo on the apple store as well as on google play. is enterprise customers can contact us if they'd like to embed ergo on their applications. >> host: michael boczek of descartes biometrics out of blaine, washington. mark parker is president of a company called true grip out of cincinnati. mr. parker, what is true grip? >> guest: true grip is a hand-held keyboard. it gives you the ability to type in this a mobile setting, and that's really one of the disadvantages of today's mobile technology. when you're out in the field be, if you want to be productive, you've got to take notes and go back to an office setting, a laptop and do your typing. this gives you the ability to type in a mobile setting. so we have basically taken the keys from a platte keyboard -- flat deboard, now your hand that's gripping the device type at the same time. it's the same qwerty keyboard,

reality is as long as they're not in control of their own destiny and google is with android, they will have a hard time differentiating. this is the same play we saw in the pc space for many years. another comedy play and have to be the biggest one now but they have real work to do if they want to be able to properly differentiate. >> aol vice president of product ryan block, as always thank you for stopping by. >> thank you. >> are sharks biting and damaging underwater fiber optic cables? that's one google product -- that's what one google product manager says. we will look at why and what the search giant plan to prevent sharknados attacking the internet. the s&p 500 rising for the week, by the way, 12.2%. -- >> you're watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on technology and future of business. i'm emily chang. the online version of the oxford dictionary is getting an update to keep up with current technology. the new tech-related words getting an entry include binge watch, catfish, which means presenting a false identity online, cord-cutter, docs, referring to gathering and publi

google plans to roll out a driverless car by 2020 and in june said it would place its android software in vehicles, taking its fight with apple to another field. over 25 car brands have signed theo ship android auto in near future. what's more, the first car with be rolling offll dealer lots before the end of this year. acquired ary, they smoke detector company, a move that will likely see them physically expanding its footprint into peoples homes. let's look at how things are on wall street. tensions were eased over the ukrainian crisis, boosting trading, as did positive economic data out of the u.s. that's exiting a 14 year high today. u.s. cost of living appears to be flat as the economy is improving and home construction rose nearly 16% in july, leading to big gains for home depot, the do-it-yourself retailer reporting earnings that beat analyst expectations and hiked its outlook for the year. least for theat moment shaking off some of the worries over ukraine. the crisis is having a noticeable effect on the russian economy. already hurting from western sanctions, russia is sufferi

android is now? >> yeah, well ahead of apple. it makes googleuge player in the mobile internet. >> you did a study over a few months. we talked about this with the goiogle glass. was that dipping the toe in the water for google to have wearable? >> google has vast amounts of money. it can spend it how it likes. it does moon shots. it bets money on various interesting projects. you've got this google glass, the self-driving car, project to bring the internet to remote parts of the earth. we see how they fit together. google wants to be -- is properly paranoid about what comes next and how it might threaten its business model. >> i'm going to quickly get to this. it's business model makes nearly all money from revenue. you talked about driverless cars, drones, extending reach. google has been investigated by u.s. and eu authorities about being too big. >> google is in the situation microsoft was in the late 90s. it's the target of choice for regulations particularly in europe where especially given recent events around surveillance, there's great

google's golden decade and what may be to come. ♪ >> over 100 billion searches a month. 1.1 billion android devices. 500 million gmail users. ome of the numbers behind google's staggering success. in its first decade as a public company, google has grown from 3000 to 52,000 employees. annual revenue of $3 billion to $47 billion plus. and a market cap 17 times the ipo valuation. on the way google has become a , fixture in popular culture. the name, a twist on -- noun and ainto a verb used around the world. whether at home or on the move, google products help people find where they are moving and see what their house looks like from space, what streets and mountains look like worlds away. but the core remains search. they have 67% in the u.s. and google is still not satisfied. >> when i think of search, to -- it is really such a deep thing for all of us. you have to understand what you want and the world's information. we are still very much in the early stages of that. >> search has helped google become an advertising juggernaut. with all of the cash, they have branched out big time. they bought youtube and grew it to the wor

google and what may come next. >> over 100 billion searches a month. 1.1 billion android devices activated. five point 5 million gmail users. those are just some of the numbers behind google's staggering success. in his first decade as a public company, they've grown from 3000 to 52,000 employees. 17 times its ipo valuation. on the way, google has become a fixture in popular culture. the name, a twist on a map -- on a math term has turned into a verb use around the world. whether at home or on the move, google products find -- help people find where they are going, what street and mountains look like a world away. but the core remains search will stop the company commands more in the u.s. and google is still not satisfied. >> when i think about search, it is such a deep thing for all of us. world'sstand the information, we are still very much in the early stages of that. held google become an advertising juggernaut. with all of that cash, google has branched out big time. it bought youtube and grew it into the world's largest video site. world's dominant smart phone platform. >> they're more

>> guest: it is available on the google play store for $3 spa and it is available on android. and there is a demo app so enterprise technologies can check it out. >> host: michael boczek from blain washington. mark parker is president of a country called trewgrip from since. what is this? >> guest: it gives you ability to type in a mobile setting. when you are in the field you have to take notes and go back to an office setting or laptop and do the typing. this let's you type in a mobile setting. we took the keys from a flat board and split and rotated them so you can grip and type at the same time. it is the same qwerty keyboard but it is call trewgrip because that is the way it is aligned on the key board. >> host: demonstrate how you would use the product. you have a phone plugged in here. >> guest: these are the indicator sees so you can look at the front and locate it on the back. i am on the typing exercise here. >> host: go ahead and type in the name of the company and your name so we can see it demonstrated. >> guest: let me back out of here. >> host: and you just put

android. that does not mean it is less secure. googlee a phenomenal job of improving the security model of android. something we have been very impressed with. apple, we have seen more targeted attacks. web oriented threats. i do not think it is fair to say that one platform is more secure than another. you have to really look at is the trends and where the attackers are going. there is a host of things that influence that, ranging from the scale of targets, meaning mass targets, down to the people themselves. for example, there is a target of government or corporate espionage. it is not about the platform, it is not the target. >> great conversation, looking for to talking to you again on bloomberg. cofounder of mobile security firm lookout. >> this is why i use cash. >> cash? >> coming up, when is an ipo not an ipo? plenty of embarrassment after a biotech country pulls its public offering. ♪ >> highly unusual for an ipo to fail, that is what happened with an israeli biotech company that cancel its ipo after six days of trading. a world

android. gear neo, doesn't. gear s running tyson and using nokia maps not google maps, an other android wear devices you mentionedis going to confuse the heck out of people? >> it a numbing mess right now. and you have round watching, ones that act as cell phones,

google is now the third most valuable company in america, behind only exxon and apple. its android operating system is on mobile devices everywhere. its founders are worth more than $30 billion each. and silicon valley, which was slumping before google went public, has never looked back. >> everything silicon valley is. innovative company with innovative ideas that changes the world for the better. >> reporter: with its immense cash holdings, allowing it to grow, attract talent and experiment, google is poised to be among the most important companies of the next several decades. one map, one video, and one search at a time. and one thing that we saw with google and now with other companies like facebook and twitter. is once a company becomes public, employees get wealthy. some of them branch who have to start their own companies. others, go on to run very large companies. so the google spread out all over the valley. >> and ten years really is a short time. >> it really is a short time. >> what did we do before google? >> the dictionary. >> you probably said look something up in th

android mobile device. download it now >> a new report shows that google is getting a lot of ask you from europeans who wanto be forgotten. this is for people who want part of their online identity to be erased. what a concept. roxana saberi with the requests google is receiving. >> reporter: it has received a lot of requests, more tha to remove 300 links so far. but google admits it's proving difficult and controversial. google said finding the balance between people's right to privacy and the people's right to know is getting harder. europeans can ask search engines to remove information that is no longer relevant or excessive. google has received 91,000 asks. half came from three countries, france, germany and the united kingdom. people can make the requests online on google's right to be forgotten form. the search engine said it's sifting through all the requests it has received. but of the ones it has studied it has removed just half the links. experts not computers determine which links should stay and which should go. google removed a link to a news article about a man who was requested about a crime

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much outrage, not just on social media but also on people going to the google play store which is where you get the apps for android read you one from one of the users which sums it all up. tragic, pathetic, sickening, one user said. what an utterly depressing world we live in when people make something like this. anyone playing this is primitive and google listened to what people were saying. they say their app is available soon on apple. apple has not said what they are going to do. >> the hoops that people have to jump through to get apps out there in the first place. but thank you very much. >>> you saw this unfolding earlier in the day from this ambulance, we saw the second ebola patient being taken on the stretcher at this atlanta area emory university medical center. next, we will talk live to her pastor about her condition and what she's been telling her family. where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all

android app and tiphone app was released lat september. there's a find location tool to help find the s ecepta services. it's available through the googleplay store. >>> what about the weather? >> i think it's looking good through wednesday. that's all i've got. >> all right. we have showers possibly by wednesday night but most likely this week on thursday and the unseasonable comfort will continue. actually, it may be too cool for folks by friday and saturday with temperatures struggling to get out of the 70s. >> in august. hard to believe. >> uh-huh. >>> thanks for watching. i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> brian williams is anchoring from ferguson, missouri. >>> on our broadcast tonight, we're in ferguson, missouri, as the national guard now moves in following some of the worst violence so far. and new revelations about the shooting that started it all, specifically how michael brown died. >>> tonight, fears here in ferguson about what nightfall will bring once again. >>> also, a critical mission today in iraq. u.s. air strikes drive back isis. there's been a major development in the fight. >>> and health news, the images many people we