but first, here's click. 0n click we often look out for technology which can help save people's livesfor example, we went to rwanda to look at how drones were speeding up deliveries of blood and recently closer to home, i looked at how the response times of the air ambulance in london were being improved by better connectivity. if you live in the developed world, you'll probably take it for granted that you can dial the emergency number, someone will answer and help will arrive. well, in kenya, that's not the case. in the capital nairobi alone, there are more than 50 different numbers for different ambulance services and if you need a fire engine, well, that's at least a dozen more, and even then there is no guarantee they'll be able to get to you. well, kate russell has been to meet a couple of entrepreneurs who have had the great idea of amalgamating them all into one service. think uber for emergency services. for most living in a modern metropolis, calling an ambulance involves dialling a single short code. but in a city more than 6 million people, nairobi has no functioning centr

it wouldn't be click news without a robot.f t—hr3. the bot is designed to mirror the movements of its human overlord and may one day be used in locations too dangerous for humans. that's all fine until it gets fed up and goes on strike, citing an inhospitable working environment. earlier in the show, we saw how a smart city can be built from the ground up. but you still need to be able to find your way around it. so i've been looking at some of the latest augmented reality that aims to help. but first, i need to go and find the man who knows all about it. but he's not the only person i'm meeting. hotstepper is a wayfinding app that uses this scantily clad character to guide you to your designated destination. it is doing so by combining ar, geolocation data, and mapping, and while it's not the only app to overlay directions on the real world, it certainly has its unique character. he's just doing a dance for some people that are walking past the pub. you must be luke. hiya. lara, good to meet you. you too. so why am i followin

click on a video and see ten others on a suggestion they're just and you click on the next one and then the next scene you've lost two hours. eric is in therapy or do you think about that really or is there be you never tell me. you know i am a muslim girl is definitely a good idea of a schmuck i want to be oldest but you tell me you want to stop using a p.c. all together i spark and then and that makes no sense i mean you have to see the difference printed asia and work. and invest so much of that when you want to apply for a job so you have to sit in front of a computer with to write your application it is it's a must and you can submit one that's written by hand like my grandmother did in the nineteen fifties and it's. one reason why i'm. a lawyer but eric still disagrees with benny and the tendency of the times. and when he draws his comics he even manages to distract a few boys away from their smartphones. i think. that's a. nice so much from your cell phone yeah it's a bit of a dinosaur but i'm very happy with it because it's the intimate. you know what you think about everyone el

it wouldn't be click news without a robot.d five per one and is designed to mirror the movements of its human overlord and may one day be used in locations too dangerous for humans. that's all fine before it gets fed up and goes on strike, citing an inhospitable working environment. earlier in the show we saw how are the city can be built from the ground up but you still need to be able to find your way around it. i've been looking at some of the latest augmented reality to help but first, only to go and find the man who all about it. —— who knows. but he is not the only person i am meeting. step is a way of finding out that uses the scantily clad character to guide you to your designated destination. it is doing so by combining a, geolocation data, and mapping, and while it is not the only app to overlay on the real world, it has a unique character. he is dancing. as people are across the in the pub. you must be loop. lara, good to meet you. why am i following this man around? what is he look bike this? after the year we have

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click, call or visit today.welcome back, from trade floors to art floors, artist has been dubbed the next andy warhol, one of the featured artists at art bozle, daniel, good to see you. we have been talking about your story and obviously mike murphy knows your story. you went from being homeless in your teens to selling art at one of the biggest art shows in the world. take us through this. how did it happen? >> we went through a period where i wasn't living anywhere and i needed to change my life, i originally stopped doing art work for a long time and i got into, you know, i went to a university for finance and then i worked on a trading floor and i just wasn't happy with my job and i went back to my roots and started doing art work again for fun and, you know, went up to restaurant, a friend of mine we wanted to sell it, i don't know if anybody would like it and he says, don't worry, i will take care of it, it sold and -- i just decided, i called my boss and i said i wasn't going to come to work and something

optimized algorithms towards clicks and engagement are optimized towards negative things. that is a problem. it is leading to the polarization that we see. poet -- is ais a problem. a lot of the research we do is about how people are social and emotional first and rational second. we have to work on that than the polarization later -- layer. alabama.ntioned that is an interesting case study. political universe that is extremely conservative and conservative candidates are acts accused of horrendous on the news, we're listening to that supportsity judge moore is trying to figure out how to rationalize this in a way they can continue to vote for him. it is painful to listen to. .hey should not vote for him he is a bad person. but they do not want to go there. let's blame the washington post instead of ourselves. >> positive dissonance -- cognitive dissonance is one of the most painful things you can live with. no one wants to think about it. your son or daughter is accused of murder, your favorite sports , the staronsin quarterback is accused of sexual assault, the person yo

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ravi: there is a precedent for that kind of algorithm to be built, which is the problem of click bait. it is worked on in part because there is -- it can't all just be optimized towards clicks because eventually it will drive away users and ultimately these platforms are only useful insofar as they serve users. there is certainly precedent for companies giving up some of that attention and giving up some of the engagement in service of something that looks at least a little closer. it is not necessarily the ultimate variable, but it is amething that is at least 80 less -- at least may be a less bad variable they are optimizing towards. showing the blog that information, i would just best showing people opposite information, i would tweak that just a little bit. they are affected by human connection, by stories. if i want to affect people's attitudes on gay marriage, i don't talk to them about marriage law, the history of marriage. i show them gay people who are relatively normal. they know them and they like them, and that affects their attitudes. if you want to affect people's attitu

this is where you can go to the click live show. the things we have wrought to you on the show live on stage. —— brought. thank you for watching. we will see you soon. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. a huge leak of financial documents dominated bbc news at the start of this week. did they deserve all that attention, or was this journalistic self—indulgence? and did the bbc unfairly suggest wrongdoing on the part of politicians, royalty and celebrities when they had broken no laws? another week, another departure from theresa may's cabinet. pressure had been building on priti patel since the emergence last friday of her undisclosed meetings while on holiday in israel. but was some of that pressure imposed in an unwarranted way by the media, particularly the bbc, which broke the story? yes, according to andy ramsbottom, who asked: and keith brown thought: the long predicted end came for priti patel after her hastily arranged journey home from africa, monitored at one point by 22,000 people on a flight tracking we

if you raise your hand and say i'm interested in that, you click on something with a message and you will get more and more and in the hamster is getting fed more and more of whatever drug will eventually kill it. people give are frustrated that. i think that's a real problem. it panders to human behavior. i don't think it's the end of the world. i think you had a point earlier about companies at some point they self correct. people do too. that's why companies self correct. somewhere in there the intensity hopefully we'll kind of go down but i think next year will probably be crazy. >> actually, the larger point that this is a reflection of the larger political polarization, but this is not great in the larger political polarization then you go back, nixon was bashing the media long before there was any thing -- and the online world or anything else. he was bashing dan rather daily. so there's been an element of this in our politics for a long time. it's just tightened a little bit and you can find your own world to talk to. you don't have to talk to the rest of the world. that is s

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or khan ta. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on win ipad. >> enter the buzzword on facebook or both and you can enter on each every day. >> the buzzword is autumn. >> get over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button and enter tuesday's buzzword autumn. >> good luck, everybody. >>> this little cutie is ready for marriage, but -- >> she's got a little bit i'm worried. i have this medical bill...oll, huh? dave, you have anthem and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help any question you... is, is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. jumpaneisha she's like, i got you double dutch. >>> ooh, papa's in trouble again. >> uh-oh. what did he do? >> you'll find out. 4-year-old iana is taking him to task and his grandmother posted it to her facebook page. >> what did you do? >> it's way more serious when asked in that manner. >> okay, so nana told me to go clean my room. >> why? >> because it was dirty. >> yes, eye roll and lip smack and al

eastern time monday morning eight hundred fifty million dollars have already been spent driving clicks and fans all over all this holiday season have been smartphones and also other mobile devices where autofill is helping consumers to click and buy quickly. all right stay with us if you are going to be coming back to you in a moment but first another week another record for the corn the digital currency broke the nine thousand dollars ceiling early on sunday but growing has been on the rise for months as more and more investors take an interest in the volatile virtual currency of the cryptocurrency have also seen boosts some financial experts have been less bullish over the currency many warn a bubble could be about to bust so back over to sophie szymanski in new york then sophie how high could go and how risky is it seen as being right now . yeah well head of the digital currency has also benefited from the thanksgiving weekend the biggest exchange place for a bit con year in america is calling base which is an app and they added roughly one hundred thousand new accounts around this

the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. (ilana) ah, i wish you could come with me. (abbi) i don't think i should. yeah, probably not. (sighs) you let me know if you need anything, okay? thanks, love you. good luck, dude. okay, here we go. (camera shutter clicks) goddamn it! (loud sigh) olivia won't wait around for you forever, fitz. who am i kidding? (text alert) of course she will. hmm? what? (chuckling) ♪ lady and the tramp... ♪ girl is a tramp ♪ you walk in... (grunting) ♪ hey. hi. you wanna come inside? all right. i'm never gonna ask about the mechanics of what just happened. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. cheergs (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, thank you for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. thank you so much. my guest is director and s

simply click restart your membership to update your details. in kansas, 23-year-old skylar steven clicked on the link. >> i gave them my debit card information, and then they cleaned me out of $2,000 and they opened up 45 bank accounts in my name. >> reporter: on its website netflix says it may e-mail you account information with a link to our website, but be cautious of fake e-mails that may link to phishing websites. but that's not so easy. this realtime map from threatcloud shows the world is under constant cyber attack. and phishing e-mails are now far more sophisticated than those e-mails we've all received from so-called nigerian princes. >> if i put a phishing e-mail up against a real email that are developed by some of these advanced adversaries, it is almost impossible to tell which one's the good one and which one's the bad one. >> reporter: they've gotten better. >> they've gotten much better. >> reporter: netflix suggests hovering your cursor over weblinks to see if the address looks legitimate or suspicious. >> the answer is never

. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on win ipad mini. >> enter the buzzword on facebook, or both. >> let's reveal wednesday's buzzword. leftover. >> get over to rightthisminute.com click on the win ipad mini button and enter leftover, leftov-e-f-t-o-v-e-l-. good luck, everybody. >> 6-year-old charisma has a lot to say. >> lecturing her dad about how he's treating her little sister. >> wait until you hear the words that come out of her mouth. >> you need to learn how to be nice to (dog panting) another 2am stroll, huh? i'm worried. i have this medical bill. dave, you have anthem, and they have people to talk to who are empowered to help answer any question you... (dog grunting, panting) is... is he okay? real people? living and breathing. hopefully not breathing like that. for all the things that keep you up at night, anthem blue cross has a solution. if you want to check them out go to rightthisminute.com and click on tv show or use our mobile app. >> helping a horse friend out. ♪ ♪ >>> you need to start giving her -- >> that is charisma age 6 going on age 36 because she'

but now on bbc news it is time for click. goodbye.his week, we're talking emojis with weather stations, xbox, and andy serkis. if it feels like the weather is getting weirder, that is because it is. in many parts of the world, meteorological records seem to be coming year after year. and as gets more erratic and extreme, the need for accurate forecast becomes vital. this is the bbc‘s weather centre at new broadcasting house. this is where they take their best guess at what the next two days will look like. we kind of thing at the granted, these days, but as you would expect, there is an awful lot of numbercrunching that goes on. that is what that is doing right now. hello ben. you might recognise them from the television. ben is taking raw data from the met office on the screen and then it into something more akin to what we see on the television. it all goes to make other familiar weather map that we and love. in the uk, each four kilometres square gets its own individual forecast from the met office. but sling around to africa, and

those links can end up being click bait.ommerce companies are fighting back, pouring significant resources into securing their networks, one example is paypal. it has a command center to preempt threats. it has shelled out more than $2 million to individuals who have found vulnerabilities in their system. new york's attorney general also came out with an alert on how consumers can protect themselves online. one recommendation, shop only on secure internet connections, when entering payment information make sure your url begins with https and not just http. and beware of fake websites. if you see a link to a deal on e-mail or social media, don't click on it. instead, type the address directly into your web browser. despite warnings, some shoppers like hardy say they're not worried about getting hacked. >> i think these people have too much time on their hands to sit around hacking other people's accounts. >> but security experts warn it often doesn't take hackers much time, effort or even money to pull off a successful breach

if you raise your hand and say i'm interested in that, you click on something that has a message, then you're going to get more and more and more and, you know, the hamster is getting fed more of whatever drug is going to eventually kill it, so that people's -- people naturally get more frustrated with that stuff. the tensions rise, and i think that's a real problem. it panders to human behavior that is not noblist. i don't think it's the end of the world. i think we'll adjust. i think you had a point earlier about companies and them having a human kind of nature at some point, they self correct. people do, too. that's why companies self correct, is because they are from folks. i think it's somewhere in there, the intensity, hopefully, will kind of go down, but i think next year it will probably be crazy. >> i don't know. actually, your larger point that this is a reflection of the larger political polarization, this is not creating the larger political polarization. and you go back, nixon was bashing the media long before there was anything -- any online world or anything else. he was