the first thing we all should do is quit using g. mail google stories analyzes all the g. mails that we write and all the incoming e-mails that we read the ones coming from other e-mail services google tracks it all really track the g. mails that you write they track the drafts of those crazy e-mails that you decided not to sand. and the information from g.-mail is then put into one's personal profile and becomes another source of information they have for sending people targeted ads tech giants are increasingly under scrutiny from politicians regulators and experts on the left and the right some are concerned about their growing power even calling the monopolies and the tension keeps building yet their wall in contemporary life certainly isn't shrinking we need to. at the news hour i've worked in collaborated with facebook google and many other new media businesses journalists whom i communicate with regularly about these issues including journalists at time magazine the guardian the hill i could go on and on very using g.-mail not only that their companies are using a for

g.-mail not only that their companies are using a form of g. mail their emails are running through google servers all of their incoming and outgoing communications are being monitored by google this is happening also major universities if you enter the university of california after a certain date guess what you're using g. mail whether you know it or not and it was found that google was yes in fact scanning student e-mails for non educational purposes and what those not and purposes were we still don't know to this day because google still has not come clean with what they were doing with the information they still haven't certified that they have deleted that data the big challenge was when i found out that google was scanning our student e-mails for advertising purposes and other non educational purposes i went to my state lawmakers and i tried to encourage them to introduce legislation that would ban these practices when i went to the state house who was there a lobbying against any stronger privacy protections for our kids it was google and

you're using g. mail whether you know it or not and it was found that google was yes in fact scanning student e-mails for non educational purposes and what those not and she purposes were we still don't know to this day because google still has not come clean with what they were doing with the information they still haven't certified that they have deleted that data the big challenge was when i found out that google was scanning air student e-mails for advertising purposes and other non educational purposes i went to my state lawmakers and i tried to encourage them to introduce legislation that would ban these practices when i went to the state house who was there a lobbying against any stronger privacy protections for our kids it was google and facebook. we could all be if you don't little book. well sounds simple but just to me if you don't have to keep. playing if they don't thrill. the among the group was. a movie did well yeah except you're then he says and pulls with folks like me that the security.

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. >>> we have google rolling out new features with g-mail, part of an upgrade.ou can create scheduled messages, decide when they are going to be delivered, when they're sent. g-mail will also suggest subject lines for you if you can't come up with one on your own. they are still going the read your g-mails. >>> new yorkers going to be paying a whole lot more in taxes. governor cuomo's new budget includes taxes for driving into midtown manhattan. taxes on rental cars, vaping and a whole lot more. i say it shows the democrats are desperate. they will tax anything. they need the money. my take on that in the 11:00 hour. >>> president trump is not backing down on his threat to shut the border. just how big an impact it will have on the economy? we will ask former reagan economist art laffer next. - hello, i'm brad castillo. did you know that americans who bought gold in the year 2005 quadrupled their money by 2012? even now, experts all across america predict the real gold rush is just beginning. don't wait another day. physical gold coins are easy to buy and sell a

because if you've got a yahoo or g mail account, you're fine. they don't do this to you. the smaller e-mail providers. that's a good point, trying to protect against those fake accounts. but security analysts warn that this is very risky, puts you at risk of being hacked and if service has to ask for these credentials, can you really trust them? lauren: i haven't been on facebook for about a year now and i'm doing fine. don't miss it. cheryl: except for the "fbn: a.m." page. lauren: not personally on it. the department of justice, they have concerns over netflix films' inclusion with legitimate hollywood movieses. what's going on. tracee: interesting that the justice department would get involved with a hollywood awards show. but right now the justice department anti-trust division sent a letter warning the academy awards that their proposed new change that would potentially exclude netflix from the awards show, that could raise some anti-trust concerns there. so that letter sent to the academy awards saying if you try exclude them, you are basically representing an agree

when he sbareleased the e-mails that embarrassed the democrat party. >> i asked assange how he g e-mails. >> they were not hacked by russia. we don't disclose our sources. >> after the charges were announced, no more praise from the president. >> i know nothing about wikileaks. it's not my thing. i have been seeing what is happened with assange and that will be a determination, i would image, mostly by the attorney general. >> the ecuadorians had complained about his behavior and hygiene. they said his work should be protected by freedom of of the press. >>> we are learning details about a controversial proposal that was considered by the trump administration. the officials now confirming that the white house floated the idea on of sending detained immigrants to so-called oal was to target the president's political f on oes, for the latest, we are joined by trace pots. those are pretty block buster claims here. >> they are and they came from whistle blowers inside dhs, the agency confirming it was at least at one point a plan that they considered and those foes that you mengtioned nainnc

>> g mail. >> i have a gmail app on my phone -- >> hold on, it's a trap. there's two -- the shields are still up there's two ways to look at it a, you're right, they haven't maybe executed on a lot of these things, air power, those things that didn't come out or the run way is there to get it right to continue to motivate. >> i didn't take you for a fan boy until now. >> i'm not a fan boy, i'm taking the other side. >> the point is they had a larger base than netflix, disney had no plans, hadn't thought of streaming, they've been at it for ten years. because of their arrogance, thinking they could squeeze blood from a stone, they could muscle the cable companies, the tv providers, they haven't been able to do it. so apple is too arrogant trying to get those deals the facts speak for themselves. >> i love you for it the market takes a buyer and seller. >> disney had to do streaming, they were behind the eight ball. apple is a mosaic of their products their pens, i pods, the health care, i think that's a different story than disney >> brynn, thank you. >> th

. >> the online speculation was g mail was a hoax. now on its 15th birthday, the popular inbox has 1.5 billion users. celebrating the milestone with suggest said subject lines and smart compose, which is that to type next. and you can open links without having to open a new tab. >> a follow-up for you now. there is officially only one blockbuster video store in the entire world. the store in australia closed yesterday. that means the store in bend, oregon is the only one left. its manager says that there are no plans to shut down. locals still rent movies there. and it's also now a tourist hot spot. . >>> well, a consumer alert for you this morning. >> the company that owns planet hollywood, buca di beppo conforms 2 million credit card numbers were stolen in a data breach. they stole card numbers, expiration dates and customer names from restaurants in 40 states. the breach took place between may of last year and march of this year. the company started a website for customers to check whether the location they visited was impacted. >>

. >> people are using g mail >> they are not. we filed a policy. >> what did this spring from >> when our company was founded in 2002, upon the principles of a better way and creating a sustainable model for management consulting so we've done a lot of stuff with healthy culture, z mail being one of those things to make working in traditionally an industry with a lot of burnout to be a sustainable model. >> lou, when i was working, a reporter, you know, ten years ago, i was thrilled to have a blackberry because it meant i could physically leave the office and do work a lot of people realize, it means you're on 24/7 what kind of toll is this taking >> well, because of technology, we really have flexible boundaries right now the problem is that a lot of times, companies say you have to be on notice 9:00 to 5:00 and then a couple of hours after hours. this flexible boundaries is turning into work without boundaries and what we're suggesting is that our research has suggested that there are really negative outcomes on mental health,

i had hit send on that e-mail and was talking to georgia on g-mail chat, i'll see you after this rehearsal and -- >> boom. >> boom. everything just began to shake. i was in an office chair with wheels, and so immediately as it started the chairs began to slide. things began falling off the shelves. >> zach had never been in an earthquake but his co-workers knew this one was big. worried that the building might collapse, they ran downstairs and out to the parking lot. soon, they were told it was okay, it was over. but when the shaking stopped the disaster was just beginning. there was a monster out there over the horizon called fate, and it was coming very fast. almost as soon as zach got back to his desk, warning sirens went off. even zach knew what that meant. if the tsunami was heading to his town of kuji 2 miles inland, what was it going to do on the coast in noda where georgia was. >>> coming up, zach knew he had to find her. a world away, zach's parents still had not found him. >> this can't be happening. are you sure it's where zach is? we were looking at maps and everything was poin

point usps wanted to have its own e-mail service so you would get your e-mail instead of through g-mail and microsoft. they thought they could make money on that. mail is not a moneymaker for any of these companies. it's basically a way to get you into their network. to be fair, they don't do that anymore by and large. they are really now sticking to the knitting, if you will. i think the postal service realized, hey, we do one thing and we do it really well,let's do that, let's make it better. jim, you make a really good point about the prefunding obligations. they in some ways distort the debate and reduce capital. assuming if you were buying new trucks in three years you'd probably be buying a lot more clean electrics partly just for pollution reasons in the city and other reasons. i just want to ask you about drones. do you think there's ever an opportunity for usps to be thinking about drone delivery not only for my house but for that alaska house where you're maybe five miles away -- >> yeah. the post offices around the world that are experimenting with this, they really are sort

and g mail hang-outs with the video function would have stolen the function, but the quality of what zoom has been able to do is unbelievable >> you wonder if the security level is different >> they're selling to enterprise customers. >> it's hi-def or something? >> i'm telling you >> you need it blurry? >> i need a blurry filter. the audio is really good what do you mean the quality can you smell people >> we could zoom into the show >> for eight or nine years now welcomes have been hard to face because we're not with each other. >> we could zoom each other. >> we could facetime each other. >> never take a vacation again because you'll just zoom into the show from hawaii or wrefr >> that wouldic ma you are on life easier. >> i'm getting uncomfortable >> thank you >> talking about technology, by the way, guys, talking about technology, this actually is something to behold. the samsung galaxy fold smartphone, which we talked about briefly on the show before, but this -- >> lasted a day, right >> this one opens fully. it hasn't been released yet officially, but journalists have been re

g-mail celebrating its 15th birthday. it's got cool new features. you want those messages sent. or if you want to review it before you send it because you might not have said nice things. you can enjoy suggested subject lines. they have 1.5 billion monthly users. maria: thank you, cheryl. coming up, investigating hyuandi and kia, looking into a potential fire danger. and brady baffle's fans, the hall of famer's tweet, right here. the biggest week in television is almost here. xfinity watchathon week. starting april 8th, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! whether it's more jaw droppers, standing o's upon standing o's or tv's biggest show stoppers. get more into what you're into. get ready to watch with xfinity x1 or the xfinity stream app. xfinity watchathon week. free starting april 8th. boop! maria: welcome back. tesla due to report first quarter deliveries today. we're expecting a decline in deliveries. joining us right now is auto reporter tim higgins. good to see you this morning. thank you fo

g sometimes not so much. but the letters and e-mails and tweets we get almost never are life-saving. that isn't the case for "inside edition" actor deborah norville. today she's undergoing thyroid cancer surgery after a viewer spotted a lump on her neck and reached out to the tv journalist. nbc's natalie morales reports. >> reporter: "inside edition" host deborah norville is usually the one giving the headlines. >> you know, we live in a world of see something say something. and i'm really glad we do. >> reporter: last night norville revealed that an eagle-eyed fan gave her a tip that likely saved her life. >> and a long time ago an "inside edition" viewer reached out to say she'd seen something on my neck. it was a lump. >> reporter: a lump that at first didn't concern her doctors. >> but i had it checked out and my doctors said it was nothing, a thyroid nodule. >> reporter: but recented tes ae nodule at the base of her neck was no longer benign. >> the doctor says it's a verym. r broadcast before undergoing surgery later today, norville tried to reassure her viewers. >> there will

most, 390 inew york, and here in california, 38, includ g two students infected at ucla, and cal state los angeles. >> i remember when i got the e-mail, i told my mom, hey, did you hear there's a measles outbreak on campus, and she was kind of shocked too.or >> repr: this is bolter hall, it's back open now but university officials say this is the building where the intcted studenook classes. as soon as they figured that out, they contacted about 500 tuople, both snts and faculty in case they had been inside the building at the same time. the cases ite los angeles sm from two carriers who arrived here on international officials traced their movementn d those that couldn't prove their immunity were forced into isolation. >> you're not getting vaccinated, you're probably getting sick. >> reporter: the cdc says it's more than probably, 90% of unvaccinated individuals exposed to their v will contract measles. now measles is one of the most contagious viruses on earth and officials are taking itcr inibly seriously here. guys with the blanket quarantine over many of those cal state l.a. students sll in effect is morning, they have warned th

mail got it into the pool. and it will help you afford it. it's good to go as well here but the lemonade to get that money. and german n.-g. o. called atmosphere and its local partner sustainable energy strategies help set up this bio gas plant and eight hundred more across campbell county near the kenyan capital nairobi. what have you got an hour with such facilities we can make use of the cow dung that's produced every day in gardens like this to generate clean bio gas and if there's no smoke in the kitchen there are no c o two emissions either so each bio gas plant has four times less c o two each year. the biggest problem for people here is finding the money to pay for a plant of the smallest model cus three hundred years. that's too much for most farming families who also have to pay school fees for their children every the market these are huge in this county but the problem is i don't people are not typically afford. saw. the door now the money to free nine hundred. even though we get a subsidy from our. there are hundreds of smallholder farms in camden they grow mains cattle feed and vegetables the yield is often just

g m. >>where the investments are with that. so let's talk about that tomorrow in the meantime keep those questions coming in. we've got rob available to you through straight up e-mail you can find on facebook twitter and as always on our website at kron four dot com. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. been a warm morning already temperatures as we move into the afternoon are going to be even warmer not quite as hot as yesterday though which was a record breaker across much of the bay area both moffett field in sfo hit 88 degrees, the warmest temperatures for that record today. >>santa rosa up to 93 yesterday shattering the former record in redwood city tying the record at 90 degrees yesterday. like i mentioned today not could be quite as hot. but the difference will be subtle enough that you're not going to notice it. it is still going to be very toasty out there, san jose up to 88 for your high