that they want g. mail and that's not going to be something that while way is going to be able to offer so it's going to drive customers into the arms of some so already number one in the world smartphone market and perhaps some apple people as well consumers will have less of a choice in that top line of the market it's a disadvantage to them as well perhaps prices will go up people who use well way phones right now or who use other while we phones with android they can still access android and have apps and all that it's the people who would would have been looking at this new phone who are affected only the pound and increasing pressure do they was prompted the sell off briefly please. yes the sell off is prompted by the situation in london say who knows what will happen might be a snap election it might be a prolonged ation of the bracks at exit date it could be a new prime minister at some point germany corban it was also another matter the marketeer markets across europe down people fleeing the safe h

and the apps that you can load and also the social media that you're connected to the mail system g. mail which comes with android so in all likelihood we don't know this but in all likelihood way is going to lose customers without the android and this is going to be a boon to the competition 1st and foremost probably sam's own perhaps less so so apple but it's also of course the disadvantage to the consumers who have one less company to choose from in this important market with android technology and with a while way hardware technology and only very briefly i want to ask you about this bread showdown today i would imagine investors are very interested in what's going on there. yes they are it's a crucial question the question is one that hurting sentiment in the markets and the economy it's co responsible for the world economy slowing it's also hitting many firms and many firms are just very worried about it the problem is nobody knows what will ensue when a new deal brecht's that actually comes the whole situation is a very important question for the market everyone will be watching wh

g.-mail they've become used to that android is an android is a name and that allows them to be connected so i think that it's natural that a lot of people will be moving on to samsung perhaps some people will try to pull but they will less will go with well way in the future there's a media report out in germany today that it's likely to lose the european market well way with the situation i don't know if one can go so far but it's a bad situation for consumers who have the old way phones up till now with the other technology they can still while way says have all the performance and all the connectivity and load android apps you if they want it briefly every one of today's watching the show down in the westminster regarding brags that what are investors looking for as they watch. they're looking for a decision one way or the other and they're extremely nervous and a decision is really not that great that's looming there a snap election not good news no deal not good news nor would a new government under the leadership of labor leader jeremy corbin be seen as being out of business on unf

internet companies but it is regulating the internet china has closed off its internet if you've got a g. mail account you go to china you can't use that and then the states there is this big debate around the tech giants. are they too close to government are they creating inequality what are they going to do with people's data so the world is fracturing in these respects on you overstating this a bit despite the pick back against globalization the trade war between american child but president trump is not going to last forever i thought he would like to. some of the ease up as the various personalities pushing the economic nationalism leave the stage you know i think one of the reasons he has been successful is that there are large constituencies of people in the us who support what he is doing they don't support i think the way in which in the style in which he's doing it big american companies are they feel aggrieved about the way they've they've been dealt with in china and i think also growth in the world is slowing many of the imbalances at the same time are getting bigger world debt to

the understanding of what information is leaving your system and going elsewhere to somebody else's g-mail, going overseas, going to a competitor, et cetera. and same from an access control system. do we have the technology in place that will flag us when somebody might be probing our system. somebody might be trying to gain access that shouldn't have that access. quick little example is if your company is stationed right here in washington, d.c., and two hours south down to richmond on a sunday afternoon at 4:00, somebody's trying to badge into a facility down there that they don't have access to, and let's just say the technology worked, access denied. but is that technology flagging you? hey, something is going on here. this person should not be trying to gain access two hours away to this piece of critical infrastructure. why? so, things are always crystal clear in the rearview mirror. but do we have the technology in place to understand what puzzle pieces are happening around us so we can put a complete picture together? lastly on this particular topic, that pathway to violence, do we

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none of us are going to give up g-mail and searching on google. there aren't any real alternatives.give up facebook. there's 2.1 billion people using facebook. they're the most egregious abuse abusers of privacy. lauren: monday we can expect an you announcannouncement againstr anti-competitive behavior. do you think they're just going to stic with google or do you tk they'll target amazon and facebook and others? >> i think it's grandstanding. there's more hearings in congress coming up, the ninth, 17th, 24th. two years running, we're still just talking about it, not doing anything. lauren: we put the executives out before lawmakers, the lawmakers ask their questions. i feel like they're starting to understand more about how this big tech stuff works but we're back to square one in terms of resolutions. >> thank you. ashley: still ahead joe biden's latest fundraiser has some supporters scratching their heads. we'll explain. you don't want to miss this touching story out of the bahamas, an amazing rescue you just won't believe. you can keep it right here on "fbn: a.m.." at synchrony,

. >> you might ask why he was using g mail and therefore accessible by u.s. law enforcement. e a readily available e-mail that everybody was familiar with as opposed to a chinese e-mail server. >> once we had completed our third purchase, we applied for a search warrant. the judge signed off on the search warrant, and we submitted our search warrant to google. >> it boggles my mind that he has a gmail address. >> we're lucky he did. >> what it gave me was all the incoming and outgoing e-mails from that account and when we got the results, we realized that we had about 12,000 e-mails. >> and that's when we understood the full scale of his operation. we could see he was selling to customers all over the world. >> i saw government customer s from places like uganda, uae, saudi arabia. i also saw some customers in there from places like syria. one particular case it was for a government contract in syria. iran. he had plenty of people reach out to him from iran. >> we knew that we did, in fact, have a problem, and we really needed to pick up the pace in this investigation. >> if w

. >> we've seen this in a way before with g mail and online storage.se big companies need attention and want people on their platforms. is content any different can this play out any differently than that did? >> well, so a big part of it is who has the most content, who has the content people wanting obviously disney for kids. it's really ironic all these high-priced shows, $500 million for "seinfeld" and "the big bang theory" all of these are broadcast television shows that have been on the air the past 15 to 20 years. i don't know if that's the content that will drive these services forward so original content. netflix already spends about $13 billion a year so it's a content war. it's going to be what is the consumer going to want and where are they going to see the most concentration of that content. >> what pays for that content? is it ads? i ask that in part because i've been, i'll admit it, obsessively streaming on my ad-supported hulu those ads are really annoying. i don't know how many services i could want to take on that are ad-supported ri

. >> if you have google g-mail, they sell your e-mail. it's crazy. anyway, it's coming down.t's what everybody is saying. just be careful. depends who's running the show. liz: thank you very much. >>> lord voldimort. what does that have to do with anything regarding snap and facebook? we will tell you in just a minute. each day a little sweeter. adp simplifies hr, benefits, and payroll for magnolia bakery, so employees like sarah can achieve what they're working for. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? [upbeat♪action music] (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45 minutes or so. patients that i see about dry mouth. they feel that they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. i like to recommend biotene. it replenishes the moisture in you

another threat is attacks. 10 years ago we had e-mails and even had g-mail. that was 10 years ago.urfaces. if we take a look, we don't have the time but interesting to all of them, we talk about cyber, no longer computers, about space, we just heard about the aviation things. much more difficult because of gps focusing. it's about ai and new passwords. the views of technology is as ancient as man kinds. we develop the country to help ourselves and the same goes with computers, cyber and the same goes with ai. in this sketch, you can see probably you land on this example for ai of kids' play, and algorithms and turning it from the panda bear to school bus, whatever they want, because it's easy to fool them. if you understand the reverse engineer algorithms. if you understand autonomous vehicles all over the place in very short years, they use the same algorithm to determine whether it's a road, pedestrians and other cards. much more serious and remember the measles. in israel, basically i-city versus i-city. we deal with all of that and we have no privilege to ignore one attack surf

our ceo first announced the digital well-being initiative with several new features across youtube, g-mail, all of these to help people better understand their tech usage and focus on what matters most. in 2019 we introduced new features to support our digital well-being initiative. i'd like to go into more depth about our products and tools we have developed for our users. on android, the latest version of our mobile operating system, we added key capabilities to help users take a better balance with technology and make sure that they can focus on raising awareness of tech usage and providing controls to help them oversee their tech use. this includes a dashboard. it shows information about their time on devices. it includes app timers so people can set time limits on specific apps. it requires a do not disturb function to silence phone calls and texts as well as those visual interruptions that pop up. we've introduced a new winddown feature that puts the user's display into night light mode and that reduces blue light and the temptation to scroll. we've got a new setting called focus mod

to actually look into the mentor just in the government to actually look into the mail and try to come up will move about g.'s. peter move. us invent or in how to thank you. staying in zimbabwe the remains of the former president robert mugabe have arrived in his home village to allow locals to pay tribute and mugabe died a week ago at the age of $95.00 nearly 2 years after he was ousted in a coup burial will take place at the national monument in harare in about a month now t w correspondent adam krishna visited mugabe's village and spoke with some of his neighbors. preparing extra classes for local children is neighborhoods he's a mass teacher and lives in the village of tabla it's a prestigious address robert mugabe's estate is right next door to our bill's little huts he is a fan of the late president. because we lived in harmony with the late former president mugabe he would encourage us to get educated as a teacher he himself was a legend in education he used to employ a lot of young people it is homestead all the roads that you see around he would employ young people to repair them. far better conne

and i can just -- if i wonder something,g, i can just e-mail someme of them or text.n theyy often reply very quickly. so they are very helpful. amy: talk about the issue of climate justice and what that means to you, greta. greta: well, i mean, you can explain it in different ways. but an incredibly important thing is those who have caused the climate crisis the most are those who often are going to be really affected and the opposite. those who have caused it, contributed to it the least are most likely the ones to be most affected. and that's what we must make sure that, of course that we can help these people. and that it is not so unfair in everything. amy: so greta thunberg, i want to talk about the movements, all over the world that you are very much a part of and are inspiring. when you went to britain, you spoke in the british parliament, but you also spoke at an extinction rebellion protest and we want to play a clip. greta: we are now facing existential crisis. the climate crisis and ecological cririsis, which have never been treated as crisis before. they h

mails the memos the contracts between the u.s. its contractors and weapons manufacturers and the g. harvests gave it away propaganda real from isis showed in their position 82 millimeter mortar shells which the reporter was able to identify for 18 read the numbers the cipher it is production lot for manufactured in 2018 k.v. stands for the arms factory v. for value of a place in serbia where the arms factory is and thanks to those leaked documents it appears the us military purchased a lot for from cruising military factory last year then it was a matter of following the paper trail how those shells were brought transported marked for the afghan army and ended up with isis in yemen report that discovered all this is certain in her findings. or at least. where. there are the claims you've made damaging of course is true for the us government that based on these documents that you got hold of how hard was it to get them and how certain are you that they are genuine. i was that i have had from the beginning. i don't know or the people or of the earth some will send this word or walk bu

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issue i get letters a nd the single biggest issue i get letters and e—mails about and it is a big issue in the minds of our collea gveg department in a couple of stores we have taken away plastic bags and we are finding that customers have adapted their behaviour and have coped with that very well and in fact have positively embraced it so we know the things that we would not have even thought about a few years ago, we can actually make happen in our organisation and customers will respond positively. it feels very much that you are transferring the owners onto the customer and encouraging us to bring tupperware to the delhi council, for example. why should we have to about it? i should not you? —— deli counter. why should we have to about it? i should not you? -- deli counter. the customers do have to change some of their behaviours and we cannot get rid of containers on a deli counters without having an alternative and generally speaking customers will embrace that, as i said, we have trialed the kinds of things we're talking about out further, customers have embraced it. but i am the first to hold my hands up an

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