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companies like facebook, google and apple to send personal data from europe to the united states. the case is brought by privacy activist, an australian lawyer. under the law, companies can only transfer consumer data out of the countries where there is an adequate level of privacy protection. now, if you are like me and don't necessarily understand all of that stay tuned. i have an expert in the house, in the studio coming up in 20 minutes on world"world business report" report". currency has remained strong. it shot up through the roof dramatically in january when the swiss national bank pegged it to europe. now, swiss business leaders say the consequences could be disastrous for switzerland's economy. we have the second installment on the currency series coming up on the "world business report" shortly. >>> greece still in the headlines, will present reform by next monday. all in hopes that they will receive much needed catches. now, the greek prime minister you just saw him, there she is the german chancellor angela merkel in berlin. though there were reports of good will duri

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." >> follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, google plus and more. >> hi, there welcomefrom al jazeera in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes: >> four years of blood misery and death in syria aid agencies accuse the united nations of failing to protect civilians. >> two police officers are shot during a protest in ferguson after the police chief resigns over allegations of racism. >> sri lanka's president pledges a war crimes

." >> follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, google plus and more. . >> >>> i'm john henryout of ferguson, missouri. two officers have been shot outside the ferguson, missouri police department after a protest was winding down. it happened around midnight local time. 44-year-old officer was shot in the shoulder and 32-year-old in the face. no word on their condition at the time. more on the warnings and shootings outside the ferguson, missouri in a few minutes as al jazeera continues from our studios in

follow our contributors on twitters, facebook google+ and >> on al jazeera america >> a team of scientistsing their inspiration from nature. >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do.... >> transcranial direct stimulation... don't try this at home! >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie... what can you tell me about my future? >> ...can effect and surprise us... >> sharks like affection >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america >> hello, welcome to the news hour from doha. our top stories this hour: bombs fall on tripolis airport and the oil industry is shut down. as talks to stop the vier lens are delayed. >> 18 stitches to the u.s. ambassador after his attack with a knife in south korea. >> with economic growth down and production up, chinese leaders

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follow our contributors on twitters, facebook google+ and >> on al jazeera america >> a team of scientistsing their inspiration from nature. >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do.... >> transcranial direct stimulation... don't try this at home! >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie... what can you tell me about my future? >> ...can effect and surprise us... >> sharks like affection >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america . >> hello welcome to another news hour. libya's national oil company declares it is unoperational after a series of attacks by isil-linked fighters. at least 23 miners killed in an east ukrainian mine. ten still missing.

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follow us on twitter, facebook, google plus and more. >> studying deadly viruses. >> these facilities are incredibly safe, incredibly secure. >> go inside the study of infectious diseases. >> ventilated footy pajamas. >> protecting those working to protect us. >> we always have to stay one step ahead of them because they're out there. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. >> hello and welcome to the news hour. these are the top stories on al jazeera. suicide bomb blasts at two churches packed with sunday worshipers in pakistan. at least 14 are dead. >> the war in syria is in its fifth year with the number of refugees about to surpass 4 million. the human costs of the conflict and impact on syria's neighbors. >> aid arrives after

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follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, google plus and more. >> criminal gangs risking3 grams of gold >> killing our planet >> where it's blood red... that's where the mercury is most intense >> now, fighting back with science... >> we fire a laser imaging system out of the bottom of the plane >> revealing the deadly human threat >> because the mercury is dumped into the rivers and lakes, it then gets into the food chain... >> that's hitting home >> it ends up on the dinner plate of people... >> techknow only on al jazeera america > binyamin netanyahu's likud party wins israel's election now the work begins on building the coalition >>> this is al jazeera live from doha. also on the programme - anti-capitalist protesters set fire to the police cars in fronk further >>> human rights watch accuse militias of destroying the homes of the very people they are supposed to protect. >> and on a

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go behind the scenes and follow our expert contribute orders on twitter, facebook, google+ and more. >> being defeated before the european union. and other large blocks. when an arab leader goes to any or stands before this or any organization, he should address them on behalf of the whole arab nation. at the end we hope that this summit will be culminated handing down all the resolutions, expressing my gratitude to you're tentative listening, commending the efforts of egypt hosting and organizing this summit, and secretary new

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now it's facebook, google and apple propping the nasdaq back to 5,000 after several bumps along the way. stock tracker david grandee says the market is much stronger now than it was during the dotcom boom. but what goes up always seems to come back down. >> the market has add huge run. a huge run. over multiple years. and we are long in the tooth now on this little rally. so you know we could always pull back. >> i think we lost our way in a lot of ways. >> that's tech veteran now ceo of san jose based 8 x 8. he remembers the crazy days. >> previously coming up with the weirdest metrics. numbers of socks you could have in your drawer. just wacko. >> reporter: these days, the markedt is broader, stronger and still risky but attractive to investors. >> that is scott budman reporting. for your trivia buffs, the most money in the last 15 years is sciences of foster city. >>> it happened again. this new video from c-span showing congressman mike honda taking a little snooze. silicon valley's newest representative took a siesta on the house floor last friday. hard to miss there. ale all while

facebook, google and apple making payment sexy again. originals.ychex going head to head. you get the vote on twitter for which stocks move forward. please cast your vote. elon musk held a news conference and he addressed range in value. in typical musk fashion things got interesting. >> in real time it communicates with the network of tesla super chargers and destination chargers discarding any that are in heavy use or inactive. it warns you before you drive out of range. you don't need to think ahead or do any calculations. the software update makes it practically impossible for a model s driver to run out of range intentionally. the car will always take care of you. it's basically impossible to run out and lets you do so intentionally. you'll have to double check, it will double check with you. you'll have to say, yes, i'm sure, twice, before -- before it's possible to actually run out of range. >> sassy car. the conference call musk announced features like automatic steering and continuous updates. the stock was closing lower than 2%. let's bri

this puts facebook into competition with twitter's hub as well as google's ad exchange. facebook is also taking on youtube today launching an embedable video player so instead of uploading videos to share across the web, now you can upload videos to facebook's player along the facebook ap. facebook says it has 3 billion video streams on its site every single day and that number is sure to get much longer once that video player is not just limited to facebook. >> julia boorstin, thanks so much. for more on the latest from facebook, bob peck with a buy rating on the stock. always good to see you. in terms of turning messenger into this sort of portal for e-commerce, how quickly can that happen? >> we think it's a big deal. we think messin messaging, one last things you do at night, one of the first things in the morning. the next logical step is e-commerce and payments. we think it's big deal. we value it around a $2 billion opportunity for them. >> by when whooefr amount of time? >> over the next three years or so. it depends op how quickly that ramp takes place. we have d

also interesting -- google and facebook had a make nice toward each other. i asked him, is your vision compatible with mark zuckerberg's vision? he is talking nice, but i think there is subtext of competition also. give a listen to some of his answers. >> later today, we will hear from mark zuckerberg from facebook, and he has expressed a similar vision, right? a bringing connectivity to parts of the world that do not have it . do you feel like your visions are all that different? and if not candy companies work together? >> no one company can do this. it is bringing connectivity at scale to 4 billion people. we are happy to provide our services along the internet. it is complementary, but what we're trying to do is something different. we are trying to scale the backbone for physical connectivity at scale across the globe. it is different as well. i think at a high level i'm glad that companies like google, facebook, and other carrier partners around the world -- you need to make this happen and i'm glad that we are working on that. >> and the fcc making an

facebook, google, visa, mastercard, biogen.ou have to pick companies that are getting the bulk of their revenues from the united states, that's because the dollar and because of what they say they want to rebalance the basket of strong balance sheet stocks. >> it's all about expectations and whether they're being met or not. i don't agree with the goldman call. the market is now expecting a rate hike that starts in september. whether it's june or september is immaterial. all of the sectors have already priced in a rate hike starting june or september. >> that's not true. they have not priced it all in. >> absolutely. >> bulllard certainly doesn't think so. >> i'm in the market every minute of the trading day. >> why do you think the market reacted the way it did --? >> because it's supposed to do this. people are adjusting their expectations in realtime. what you perceive as volatility is not the same thing as fear. it's people moving around what they're doing and how they're allocated. it's not supposed to be up.2% every day f

following us on twitter facebook, google plus and more. . >> it >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello from al jazeera's headquarters in doha this is the newshour. i'm jane dutton. coming up in the next 60 minutes... [ explosion ] ..the battle for tikrit. iraq's military is making gains against i.s.i.l. the battle is far from over >>> the biggest step towards police - columbia's president suspends the air strike on f.a.r.c. that's ahead. >>> the battlefields littered with hidden dangers in eastern ukraine, despite a ceasefire deal >>> plus... >> people are dropping left to right. >>..we report to a town where they say heroin is everywhere. each babies are born addicted >>> we begin the newshour in iraq, where the army has been making gains in tikrit trying to take the city back from i.s.i.l. forces. they controlled it since june. iraqi soldiers took control of al alam on monday on the east. troops are making advantage through the west, where they are looking to control a street connecting the two central areas of tikrit. sources tell us 11 soldiers have been killed. al jazeera i

but over the last 7 or 8 years particularly with the new breed of online software companies facebook and google our agencies here the i d a helps us with foreign investment and helps irish companies expand. >> next speaker. >> in the bay area i'd like to give them a round of applause their strengthening the economic growth of ireland and san francisco and we're expanding the service and we'll have it everyday of the week and not just 5 days a week create over one hundred and 20 thousand new seats between er8dz bringing tourist that's an amazing strengthening relationship we enjoy here i'm conscious that standing here i stand in a long line of kristen's we've here since 4933 we will be celebrating the cultural center and we're going to be working with them over the next few years to help them with the long term strategy plan to make sure it goes strong for another 40 years time (clapping) a few weeks ago my colleague kevin and i did work at st. anthony's that helps homeless and one of the things that struck me going into the building what i look forward for irish faces they were the volunteers a

google facebook what consumer complaints that they have. they make their money by selling advertising. i make my money unfortunately only by charging the consumer. you heard me speak the last 20 years, i want to charge the consumer lesson not more but to make sure the suppliers charge me less which has not been a the case in the last 15 years. so i think one of the problems and we have seen it already in the 1990s to the cable act where the government came in and said $20 rates for video is too high. $75 nobody complains about it. why is that? all of that has been due to what we pay espn and what we pay espn and what we paid to his name not via comment fcc and so on and so on and the consumer has to foot the bill. the same thing is happening here. this is rarely a question of the consumer. that may give you one number again. the four largest companies in the silicon valley have $280 billion on their balance sheet and cash whereas the infrastructure industry, the companies like myself but i am not included in that the top largest companies h

twitter, facebook, google+ and more. >> hello, welcome you to the news hour live from al jazeera headquarters in doha. >> coming up in the next 60 minutes: >> a leading commander in the nusra front killed in a syrian army attack. >> no peace deal in south sudan. talks between government and rebels adjourn indefinitely. >> a russian dissident reds from prison after serving a 15 day sentence for promoting a protest rally. >> a town just outside of madrid the local neighbors have been giving the mainstream politicians a run for their money. >> a senior commander of the al-qaeda-linked rebel group al-nusra front has been killed in syria. he died in a government air strike on thursday. he was a veteran al-qaeda leader, who held the title of general military commander for nusra front. we have a report. >> this is an al-qaeda training camp 16 years ago where some of al-qaeda's top commanders today were being trained. this man was among them, a top commander for al-qaeda's syrian branch, called the syrian front or al-nusra. he was killed on thursday in an army attack. he reportedly fought with al-qae

. >> on your website you talk listen, it will be netflix, facebook google, e baibay. you use the phrase "follow the money." what do you mean? >> we love the term. today if you were to look at -- listen to the earnings report from the successful companies they are all talking about mobile ad revenue. talking about streaming over mobile devices. facebook and other -- >> that's you in every one of these. >> the beauty is the money trail ends at having a reliable pipe with a device that can stream. always connected. we try to be in the front of that. >> one thing is there were companies we didn't think of. we see nxpi. smart guys. we are seeing our friends at cypress. everyone is merging. do you have to merge? >>well, we bought companies. we created this company through acquisition. required connection. >> that's right. cnxt. >> we closed a filter. >> with panasonic. >> we are selective. we'll do acquisitions. we have growth ahead. >> corvo was with put together to stop you. >> i love consolidation. what you have is excess capacity taken out of the system. you get more ra

google facebook, what consumer complaints do they have? they make their money by selling advertising space. i maykeke my money by charging the consumer, which is -- i want to charge the consumer less not more. just make sure the suppliers of my content charge me less which has not been the case in the last 15 years. so, i think one of the problems, and we have seen it already and the 1992 cable act, when the government came in and said $20 rates for video is too high. today they are $75 no one complaints. why? all that is due to what we pay espn disney, nbc and so on. and the consumer has to foot the bill. the same thing is happening here. this thing really it is a question of screwing the summer. that somebody else in silicon valley can get the dollar. let me give you one number, ok, again. the four largest companies in silicon valley have $280 billion, ok, on their balance sheet in cash. whereas the infrastructure -- the companies like myself, have $260 billion of debt. it does not make sense. the one people that make you money are the g

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in future could tech giants such as facebook and google do it too. >>> plus, they made history. six-way surgery saved lives and made friends. >>> but we begin this morning with today's

behind the scenes at al jazeera.com/techknow follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, instagram google plus and more. >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm randall pinkston. tony harris has the night off. the u.s. and afghanistan. leaders hold high-level meetings in washington. what does meeting hold for the 10,000 soldiers still there. >>> and ted cruz becomes the first major candidate to make it official. >>> and battling tuberculosis. efforts underway to finally eradicate this global killer. ♪

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behind the scenes at al jazeera.com/techknow follow our expert contributors on twitter, facebook, instagram google plus and more. >> on al jazeera america >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are... >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do... don't try this at home! >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america ♪ with yemen on the brink of civil war the u.n. says the warring parties will hold talks in qatar. ♪ you are watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha and also coming up, in the next 30 minutes we are in misrata to meet a powerful malitia accused of tearing the country apart. head to head but do they see eye to eye, greek and german leaders give clues on how to

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we have google and facebook out there offering new technological ideas about how to offer the internet so that users will pick their service. did zuck talk about that today? >> zuck was asked about that and here is what he had to say about the idea of lying drones balloons, and spreading the internet to the ground. >> i think that is the fringe of the real work going on. 90% of people in the world already live within range of a network. right? that is the great work the industry has already done. it is sexy to talk about satellites and all that stuff, but the real work happens here. >> if that wasn't enough zuck for you, we have more coming up when "bloomberg west" continues. ♪ >> let's bring you up to speed with some bloomberg top headlines. it john kerry says new nuclear deals with iran exist right now. he spoke with reporters today in geneva. >> right now, no deal exist. no partial deal exists. unless iran is able to make the difficult decisions -- unless iran is able to make a difficult decisions, there will not be a deal. >> prime minister netanyahu says any deal has to be delayed

for some landing in silicon valley is like arriving in shangri-la the place apple facebook and googleall home. but even in paradise there's traffic. the commute along this 40 mile stretch of freeway between san francisco and san jose can take a couple of hours. drivers have plenty of time to stare out their windows at the seemingly endless stream of ads for tech companies. some billboards promote the familiar, but others seem to require a translator. >> box box no have-- i don't have that one. >> standford university marketing professor pedro gardett say the billboard use a private language aimed at the tech set. >> these billboards are in a sense different from anything we've seen before. these companies have found a new way to do it which is putting up some little rid will-- riddles that in a sense say this ad is you. so it really makes sense in the microclimate we live in. >> among those driving by >> reporter: among those driving by are some of the biggest names in venture capital and high tech >> one of the major strategies when you build a new startup is to get bought. so there

next is google coming in at 380 billion. facebook follows that followed by intel. >>> and we have breaking news. major delays for caltrain riders after a train hit and killed someone on the tracks. this happened 5:15 this evening just south of san jose. the train involved is one of three that travels south to gilroy. right now none of the trains can travel south of the blossom hill station. they are now setting up a bus bridge for passengers between the capitol station and the end of the line. no reports of injuries to the 150 passengers that were on board caltrain. >>> and it has been a wild day of weather to tell you about as well. this true for most of the bay area. take a look at what it looked like earlier as it rained in san jose. then came the hail. now that is the sound of more hail coming down in san jose. over the weekend, it looked a little bit like the east coast. nbc bay area's chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with a look. i know the kids loved the hailstorms. >> a lot of people mistook that for snowfall. but it