. >> reporter: anyone doing a gaggle such is already being tracked but now youtube, gmail, googt plus, anything you type in will be compiled under your name. today the google can know more about the lives and habits of its users. >> pregnant, whether you are getting married, divorced. >> improving relevance. using information you shared with google to make products and services more useful for you. >> useful for advertising. >> the more they know the more effective the ads are. >> reporter: suching youtube for dogs pops up a specific ad. but now that could also be linked to an e-mail to suggest other videos to watch. google doesn't provide users an easy to opt out. >> they didn't give us that option. >> reporter: the european union and attorney general called it an invasion of privacy. you can log on to google.com/slash board to find out more. >> delete your history, you can't delete your history in google service. >> reporter: you can limit what they collect by not being logged in to gmail or youtube during searches. you will still be tracked by your computer i.d., not your name. mau

data collected by one google service can be shared with its other platforms, including youtube and gmail. christian fraser reports. >> too vague, too difficult for even the professional to understand. that's the initial verdict of the french regulator now investigating google's new guidelines on privilege a. today, the company will launch a one size fits all policy, which will allow them to share data between its different online services. what it means in practice is that information gleaned from your google searches can now be used to choose and target the adverts that appear, say, on your gmail service. the french regulator leading the investigation wrote to google's c.e.o., larry page, to say he was deeply concerned about the pooling of personal data, adding it has strong doubts it's even lawful. in its email to users, google argued that current it will has over 70 different privacy documents covering its various products. combining data, it says, will make its policy simpler and easier to understand. but those campaigning against it say the changes set a dangerous precedent. >> the

you see gmail here. you have to log in when you use gmail.t it's going to use a number. keep in mind if you have an apple itunes account they have your credit card number and know where you live. to see what google knows go to google.com/dashboard, enter the user name or pass word you use on google or any google product and google will be straight forward with you, laura, about what it knows. again, that latest breaking news is the european union announced google for certain is breaking european law, we'll look into that and see what google is going to do about it if anything. that will be interesting. thank you very much. it's 5:36. proud owners of a dmv sticker will be able to fly past. what you need to do to get that carpool pass. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the key to this is that they can go in the hov lane like we are now on southbound 880 through fremont, by themselves. as solo drivers and that's because the california air board has initiate add program starting today if you have one of these here, i can put the vid

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experts say if you are concerned, don't log on to a gaggle account like gmail or google plus. use another search jane turn offsettings that allows google -- search engine and turn off setting that allows google -- >> hacking serious probably getting worse. jonathan bloom reports from mosconey center. >> reporter: many of these people are great minds who fight cyber criminals. >> the conference is where the world gathers to talk about security >> reporter: this year a new threat a word many had not heard of until recently hack . >> many times it is a company that has taken unpopular positions perhaps a government agency in retaliation. >> reporter: for security firms public enemy number one anonymous the group that hacked bart's site. attacks by anonymous can be swift and embarrassing. >> sore foam companies victimized by -- for so many companies victimized by anonymous, by the time you see it the damage is already done. >> reporter: unwitting help of employee. two iphones look identical i get work e-mail on both this is owned by my player this is my personal iphone you can gue

finally, if you use gmail chat choose a feature that makes your conversation off the record. the new policy applies to everything that google owns, including android, and blogger. if you want step-by-step instructions on clearing your browser go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >>> if you look outside behind us now you can see this rain falling in the bay area. >> light, stead any some areas, other areas -- waves of light rain. we have a lot of sun coming in for the weekend. a little earlier san francisco a lot of people there were prepared, a couple of people left up brehm -- umbrellas home. there you go, good job there. nice to see so many people prepared for the wet weather today. let's take a look at tahoe, look at all that snow, you see snow blowing across the screen right now. still under a winter storm warning for another couple of hours until noon in tahoe until 4:00 on the western slopes if you are going to get there you need chains. live doppler you can see a clearing trend, showers not as scattered up across the north bay definitely around the bay itsel

information you gave the search engine, a video on youtube, or the e-mail that you sense -- you sent on gmail were separate. this might break european privacy rules. >> it is not given to everyone. that does not change at all. you could not log into google. you can use global search without signing in. >> for years, supermarkets and have used -- supermarkets have used loyal to cards to see what customers buy and suspend. but with mobile phones actually telling companies where we are and handing over our entire address books. all of that information helps companies target you with personalized advertising. they say they have a similar interest. some fear that once you hand over your data, it did in that anywhere. >> all kinds of people might want to get hold of that. and it may be someone you find unacceptable. it is really hard to get it destroyed once data is collected. >> you do, of course, have a choice. you can curb your usage. the trouble is, your live on- line becomes a lot more difficult. bbc news. >> quite true. would any of us be able to live without it? that brings today's share to

for many of you, this is your gmail log-in. then type google.com/history.ype it into your web browser. then a page will come up with a button on it that says remove all web history. that's what you need to click on. after you do that, you have to click okay. you clear the web history. google has collected for you. your history will stay cleared and disabled unless you decide to turn it on again. >>> coming up, young college student is killed in a hit and run. what is this story an apol jill have to do with nascar? that's coming up and on the case. what is that? new crystal light energy -- for women. oh, right -- cause we can't handle a guy's energy drink? how do you plan to keep up drinking that girly -- hey! [ gasps ] ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ [ backfires ] [ female announcer ] girl power to go. new citrus crystal light energy. just 5 calories. because you never know. joliet. >>> an alleged confession totally comes out of the blue and brings the cold case killing of a young college student back in the headlines. melissa lech was killed by a hit and run driv

finally, if you use gmail chat choose a feature that makes your conversation off the record.he new policy applies to everything that google owns, including android, and blogger. if you want step-by-step instructions on clearing your browser go to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >>> if you look outside behind us now you can see this rain falling in the bay area. >> light, stead any some areas, other areas -- waves of light rain. we have a lot of sun coming in for the weekend. a little earlier san francisco a lot of people there were prepared, a couple of people left up brehm -- umbrellas home. there you go, good job there. nice to see so many people prepared for the wet weather today. let's take a look at tahoe, look at all that snow, you see snow blowing across the screen right now. still under a winter storm warning for another couple of hours until noon in tahoe until 4:00 on the western slopes if you are going to get there you need chains. live doppler you can see a clearing trend, showers not as scattered up across the north bay definitely around the bay itself

that includes everything you do when you're logged in across google, gmail youtube and many other sites. >>> we're now hearing stories from passengers who were on a cruise ship stranded in the indian ocean. the costa allaying gra -- allegra was towed in after it lost power at sea. many people slept on deck because it was so hot in their rooms. as for food they ate cold cuts and fruit. passengers were given the option of flying straight home or spend a few days in a hotel in the seychelles. costa allegra also operates the ship costa concordia that killed 25 people. >>> students were asked to solve math problems featuring animal mutilation and terrorist training camps. it happened at the trinidad center city charter school in northwest washington. here's peggy fox' story you saw only on 9. >> reporter: the blood thirsty aliens then sucked blood of 828 teachers and left them for dead. >> shocking. >> reporter: parents are shocked over these math problems that were sent home with third graders at the trinidad center city public charter school. here's one about cooking african-americans, ame

. >> was this directed at gmail? >> no. >> google's email? >> no. >> because everybody's talking about a gmail killer. >> it's certainly what everyone's writing about. >> google... >> yes. >> facebook and google. >> yes. >> are they on a collision course? >> they are indeed. >> the fight's over what? it's over how-- >> search. how people find, discovery, search. >> say you want to buy a car. you can type "prius" on google and get publicly available information. or you can type "prius" on facebook and get personal advice about it from your friends. are you trying to turn everything we do on the web into a social function? >> i think what we've found is that when you can use products with your friends and your family and the people you care about, they tend to be more engaging. i think that we're really gonna see this huge shift where a lot of industry is--and products are just gonna get remade to be social. >> so you're out here in silicon valley. can you feel a tectonic plates... >> yes. >> shifting over? >> well you can see the talent shift

gave the search engine, you a video on youtube or the e-mails if you have said by -- have sent by gmail are separate. this might break european privacy rules. google insist that this is in everyone's interests. >> it is not given to everyone. it does not change at all. if you don't want to store data, you can not log in to google. you can use the search without getting an account. >> for years, not supermarket will see cards have told you what you spend and win. -- have told what you spend and when. some mobile phones tell companies where we are and even handing over address books. all that information helps to talk to you with personalized advertising and they say that a similar interest. some fear that once you hand it over, it could end up anywhere. >> all kinds of people might want to get ahold of that our companies might do that anyway that you did not expect or you find unacceptable. once the data has been collected, it is really hard to get it destroyed or keep people from using it in a way that you don't want. >> you have a twist, you can curb your use of google or other web sit

does that mean when you use google-- from gmail and search and youtube and calendar, you can count on one policy that explain ours privacy commitment to you. >> brown: google says the move will also allow it to better serve customers by pulling together personalized information across a variety of different sites. but not everyone agrees. 32 state attorneys general recently wrote a letter to google c.e.o. larry page calling the new policy an invasion of privacy. and some regulatory agencies in the european unn warned that the new poly mighbe a violation of the e.u.'s data- protection rules. we debate the merits of the policy and the broader issue with markham erickson, executive director of the open internet coalition, representing more than 50 of the largest internet companies in the country, including google. but he does not represent or speak for google for this specific policy. and lori andrews is professor at the illinois institute of technology chicago-kent college of law and author of the new book: "i know who you are and i saw what you did: socl networks and the death of priva

so if i send an e-mail over gmail to a divorce lawer and then i do a google search for depression, if i then am watching a youtube video with my... a young son, ads will pop up related to divorce and mental health which might trouble him. this private information of mine will become visible. anding intoed as erred in the past. in 2010 when young people went on google chat rooms to say "i'm thinking of committing suicide with x chemical" a google ad would pop up immediately saying "dial 1-800-blah blah, get that chemical two for one." so the algorithms may push us toward harmful behaviors. >> brown: well, markham erickson google would say this is a transparent system and a service to its customers. what's the best argument? >> frankly, the criticisms you just heard i think are way overblown and more akin to fear-mongering about not google but an attack on the commercial internet itself. for over 20 years america has led the way in creating new products and iovative serves many of which, if not most of which, are free for consumers. things like mapping services and e-mail services, vide

on april 1, 2004, google announced a system with an unlimited storage that they called gmail and theyd you can't fool us. unlimited e-mail for free? guys, that will never happen. >> we found out different. you can check your clock right now. it's ticking right now on an elite surf competition. >> it seems like time will probably run out. the window for the maverick's surf competition officially closes tomorrow unless a steady gust of wind hits half moon bay and it's looking like things will be the second year in a row without a contest. either way, they will be celebrating tomorrow with a festival benefiting the boys and girls' club. that starts at 9:00 in the morning with music, food and an awards ceremony. meteorologist christina loren is with us. >> rain or shine, christina, the event, yes, will go on. should we expect shine or rain? >> it's bizarre as the whole thing ends at 5:00. that's the time the high surf advisory goes up. it is picking up. as we have the wens picking up ahead of a system that will drop rain over the bay area, at least all of the way through saturday and poss

tracks the activity of anyone with a google account through all the company's search such as youtube, gmail, maps. the information is used to display more relevant ads. privacy watchdogs say it's too much. they say they are giving opt out options and privacy controls. >>> coffee, water, toilets, the trichell threat to cell phones but this kind of electronic disaster could soon be a thing of the past. on the consumerwatch, julie watts shows us new technology that allows your phone to swim with the fishes. >> you can see the water just completely draining out of inside. >>> reporter: if this were your ipad orphancy new phone, you would probably panic but a company called hzo now has a way to make your phone survive a swim with the fishes. >> it doesn't matter if the water gets inside. it won't damage the phone. >> reporter: the ceo is so sure of his new technology he is willing to sacrifice his samsung galaxy to prove it. >> you can see that the phone works fine. i'm going to turn this phone around and pull the back off and completely expose the electronics on the inside. but when i turn this

will take what it knows about you and its searches and combine that with other properes and youtube, gmail and picasa and google plus so it can better understand who you are and how it can advertise to you. google's been warning about this for months now. you may notice if you search for the grateful dead the next time you're on the web. when you log on to you tube it will have suggested features featuring the grateful dead and an advertisement for tie-dye. >> we have the jobs data and the lowest number of people showing up to the unemployment office in four years. norlly the labor department would announce jobs tomorrow and because of a fluke in the calendar it will come next friday. meanwhile, we expect yelp to have its ipo tomorrow as well. it should be pricing its shares later this afternoon. they could call the whole thing off, marl abu we don't expect ed them to. >> we'll have to wait and see. thank you, scott. >> coming up, he strikes them out on the baseball diamond and now he's using that pitching arm to throw a different kind of strike. brian emwilson's new business venture just

it will customize its advertising base on habits while using google, gmail, blogger. you can limit what the company collects about you. go to the account settings menu of your google account, click the services section, and pause, edit or remove all web history. privacy experts suggest logging out of google account before using the company's products. and switch between browsers. >>> if you heard of trafracking you probably heard about the controversy. it's a technique that's raised serious concern all over the country. tonight, nbc bay area's investigative unit uncovered that fracking is going on right here in california. stephen stock found out state regulators aren't doing anything about it. are they, stephen? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. fracking has been going on for deca decades. but it's not gas that companies in california are after. it's oil. steve craig and his partner remoo removed to the remote side of monterey county for its beauty 30 years ago. they stayed for the lifestyle and now make a living off their res of land. >> to someone who farms, this

however, if you're using google's free apps, that could be gmail for their e-mail, google maps, photoen, all of these different sites, you can now be tracked across all of these different free services if you are signed into any of those. so, for example, if i'm on youtube and i do a search for a product, later that day if i'm signed into my gmail act, which is their e-mail, i may see an ad for that same product show up later. >> and facebook has options where you can opt in and out of different levels of security when it deals with your friends or people on facebook. do you have similar options to deal with google when they're watching what you're doing there? >> yes and no. this privacy policy goes across all 70 or so of their google products. so the first thing i think people should do is go to google.com/dashboard. this is kind of your catch all of all of the different google products you may be signed up with. some of these, you may not remember that you signed up with before. in that dashboard, david, you can make some changes to some of the settings. but by and large, the botto

experts say if you are concerned don't log on to gmail or google plus.h engine and turn off the setting that allows google to record your such history. european union officials warn google's new policy violates european law. >>> :14 now. what are the chances we will see anything we can call rain across the bay area? >>> pretty good. just not going to be a lot. not going to be a repeat of yesterday hardly falling now. good morning. your morning commute going to be easy but if you are heading to the sierra, this is the way it looks at gold run this morning, snow still coming down, frances says chains still required they probably will be through maybe even friday evening to saturday morning. we can get several feet of snow up there will refreeze at night so check ahead beautiful look that's like gold this year think about it that is just like gold in year since we've had so little. dry embarcadero contrast from 24 hours ago. you can see radar returns starting to develop, sprinkles across the san pablo bay through marin county towards san francisco and oakla

the the combining of all of the data from youtube to gmail and google search into one giant pool. with the american government. cookle worked with the federal trade commission on user policy, this thanks to a user settlement. intel will have a sunday to dedevelop devices for cars from voice recognition to eye tracking, traffic reports, internet access, weirdly enough intel says it's going to open a car technology center in germany. german automakers put their technology research centers here in northern a. volkswagen and oudy are working on the future of german cars in belmont. apple became the sixth worth more than $500 billion. the company says it's on the cusp of 25 billion from the abstore. if you are 25 billionth you get a gift card. you don't have to buy an app. you can enter your personal fgs and not buy an app. if you're not an app buyer i don't know why you would want a $10,000 app card. >> probably for apple products. >> exact hi. you can't take it out to outback stake house. >> 6:26. still to come, several peninsula school staff members in trouble for not reporting a al

obviously one of the things i'm not going to show you is sequencing a gmail which can be done in literallys a foam on the back of this phone, they're a couple sensors. i just turn this thing on and i get a cardiogram here. i'm loading up an app, and what you see here is going to be the screen. i'm going to put my fingers on those sensors, and you should be seeing here my cardiogram. can you see that? >> yeah. we see it moving up and down a little bit, although you'll have to explain what that means. >> well, this is really helpful because if someone is dizzy or lightheaded, they could just get -- in fact, there is a credit card size version of this you can just carry in your wallet or your purse and you can get your cardiogram. here's another one. you mentioned glucose, ari. this is another phone. i've got this sensor on that you can wear on your abdomen or arm. i turn this sensor on and it's testing my glucose every minute. i just turn my phone on and my glucose right at this moment is 118. can you see that? >> we're getting a glare. angle it a little more towards the camera. oh, yeah. i

those that use gmail, google plus, youtube will now receive more specific results.complain it is an invasion of privacy and allowing the company to sell off your information to advertisers. >>> weekly unemployment benefit applications are down slightly to four-year low. we understand. we are going check in with courtney reagan and joins us life with more on that and has the rest of the business headlines as well. >> hi, good afternoon. stocks are higher across the board. dow, nasdaq and s&p all higher. but below some of those key level. we are looking for nasdaq 3,000 ask just touched it briefly yesterday for the first time in a decade. we are about 14 points away from that and a couple of shy of dow 13,000. the stock market is digestinging a considerable amount of economic information today. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke testifying on capitol hill again today. second day of the semi annual testimony. we did get very positive labor market news. jobless claims fell to a four-year low. as fewer people filed for those benefits. applications have fallen steadily

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spammers would really be sending e-mail to hotmail because they knew we were lobbying and i'm assuming gmail and yahoo! have similar countermeasures. they said they largely manage the spam issue but the thing we saw when we were watching our honeypot, it was sending it out to a whole bunch of different domains, so we definitely saw hotmail spam leap at that spam would never make it into an inbox because of the filtering on our site. i don't know what the real number is but i know when we start to look at these things going back to the original question, and look at how many millions of my customers are being impacted by this malware is its running something else, just based on our testing. we look at a little differently. spam gives us cause to sit in a courtroom and say hey they are harming us but i look at how many of my customers are being impacted. when we started to look at it in particular then on the show they would reach out to her destruction that we can attract so we would attempt to download a patch might download center and a specific way. we would fingerprint that so we knew how

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the internet giant is combining 60 different privacy policies all into one from sites it runs like gmails into effect today and the changes will give them new ways to track you and gather information unless you specifically say no thanks. the company says it will lead to more personalized services but critics say it is a serious privacy invasion. >>> and andrew breitbart has died in california at the age of 43. his lawyer says the brash conservative blogger died overnight of natural causes. reports of his death just totally exploded this morning in media circles and echoed on the campaign trail, as well. >> a huge loss in my opinion for our country and certainly for the conservative movement and our prayers go out to his family. i'm really sorry 0 hear it. >> we're going to have more for you about 15 minutes from now. >>> of also, one student is dead, another critic little injured after a stabbing today at a chicago alternative school. police say the two teens were attacked at the school's front door and we know a 17-year-old suspect is in custody. no word yet as to what led to the stabb

turning two factor authentication here before you enter your e-mail, gmail since you a code. a hacker wants to get into your e-mail and your mobile phone. host: we have been talking with michael riley about cyber security and hacking. please come back. guest: thank you. host: the house of representatives is going to come in session. we want to remind you that the communicators will be featuring senator lieberman and senator collins on saturday. this is an interview about cyber security and their legislation they are pushing on the communicators. the house of representatives is about to come into session. you can see they have not quite open the door. if you have c-span3, you can watch eric holder today talking about the justice department budget request. that is just beginning live on c-span3. if you do not have c-span3, tell them you want it. the house is in session. thank you for being with us today on "washington journal." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] the speaker: the house will be in order

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with the permission of the person whose information that's being sold so you would log on to your gmail say, do you want this sold to a third party? click no, they can't. click yes, they can. that's probably what's coming next. but the agreement requires they get your permission to sell your private information as to how you use their engine. >> here's what google says. their quote. our updated privacy policy will make our privacy practices easier to understand and reflects our desire to create a seamless experience for our signed-in users. >> i would add one word to that. >> updated invasion of privacy policy. >> but it's not the only company doing this. >> well -- >> i think you're probably -- >> go to the drugstore and use one of those cards, they're tracking what you buy, too. >> correct. i think you're probably right but it's the only large computer server that the ftc went after. >> interesting. all right, judge. have a fantastic day. >> you, too, guys. always a pleasure. happy friday. >> thank you. >> president obama is going back on the attack painting big oil as the big enemy.

your gmail, turning two factor authentication here before before you can enter your e- mail, google will send a code your mobile phone and you have to enter that code as well. a hacker has to have not just to pass word but also your mobile phone. host: we have been talking with michael riley of bloomberg news about cyber security and hacking. please come back. >> tomorrow morning, we focus on u.s. options in syria with former undersecretary of state for arms control ellen tauscher. you can call in with your questions about u.s. international trade to the director of the bureau of economic analysis and ryan avent. "washington journal" is like every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. earlier today, the house approved a plan to make easier for small businesses and start up companies to raise capital and go public. after passage of the bill, house republicans held a 15 minute briefing. >> the good afternoon. are you? we are really excited, we just saw a tremendous vote on the jobs act. i think that this vote today, and nearly 400 votes on the bill, we will get the final tally in a minute. what it dem