if you have the gmail app, it does not matter which you have.ou can use mac mail, gmail, iphone and it works cross- platform. >> is this just for individuals or companies? >> we will be adding some corporate companies that we feel like we have a big market ahead of us. unfortunately, many, many potential users in the consumer space. >> how many people are using at? >> we are in the high hundreds of thousands. people are trying to get those new year's resolutions out there. they are taming the inbox. >> as a new year's resolution. i have not heard that one before. have you found that what goes into the e-mail box, is it pernicious? does it leave a trace on your computer that makes it almost impossible to scrub? >> everyone is different and every company works differently. let's say groupon, it easy to unsubscribe. there are some companies that make you dance around. you have to collect unsubscribed and hit the third button on the left and put in your e-mail address. we just make it a little easier. >> there are these massive list marketers for wh

gmail has been very popular and that has really taken off.o, yes, i think this is definitely going to wrangle more and more users in much the same way that facebook made people upset with the sponsored stories that they are scaling back on now. have you been scrolling through your news feed and seen an ad for something out of the complete blue and seen that a couple of your friends , really?nd wondered did she give facebook permission s this that so-and-so like product or this restaurant? it seems like facebook is being responsive, whether they were forced to or not. they are reacting against a curve that google will be up against soon. out, you do want to opt you should be receiving an e- mail from google soon. i got mine this earning. make sure you look out for that. google buzz.me of they automatically signed up every gmail user for it and they ended up getting sign -- fined fcc and eventually shutting it down. could regulators look into this? >> i can tell you that any time use whath companies customers considered to be heavy-handed means

though word this morning if the bug is related to the gmail outage last friday. >> we have drizzle. mist. steady rain is tonight. tonight through tomorrow morning. the streets could be slick. they will be worse tomorrow. it feels like 14 in new orleans and 12 in pensacola and one below in atlanta with the snow. people are still trapped on highway 12 to 18 hours later. that is what happens when you department foe how to drive in it or have nows to get ready. you can see the sprinkles and light showers in the northern section of sonoma as the moisture plume is slowly moving toward us and on 87, you can see we some low visibility in the south bay and it will be humid all day today and all i have heard from a certain colleague. light rain tonight and steady rain moves in although we moist. you could find slick streets scatter the showers and another we chunk comes in thursday night and slight chance on super sunday. temperatures are in the mid-to-upper 50's and it does not take much to get in the low-to-mid 60's during the afternoon. tonight is cooler to the north and low-to-mid 40's an

usersing net, would service are now allowed to message other users if they follow them by gmail.hey will not see your address and the mail goes and a separate inbox. can you opt out compared to twitter where both have to give approval before a direct message can be sent. >> consumer reviewers who use yelp may have to identify themselves. a court of appeals rules that yelp must identify-a-thon miscellaneous ditch must identify anonymous viewers and they must be customers of the business in question. when they identified, the business plans to sue them for defamation. >> the carpet cleaning business. >> yes just if you are involved if that case. >> the weather is interesting. a little rain. >> little bit of rain but not today. that is good and, still, pretty dry. but four car crash northbound 101 a sig-alert with two lanes blocked leaving us with bumper-to-bumper traffic and spectator slowing this is evidence in the southbound direction so you can see where the backups start from tully road, it is snarled headed up to the san jose airport. right now, it will take you 35 minutes to

my daughter said to me the other day, oh, send it to me on my gmail i got from school. said, what? i didn't know you had an account. why wasn't i informed that she was getting an account? >> that's actually a great example of what you have to do, jessica. go to the school principal and say, what are the rules about data privacy here? you have to say, we want there to be -- by the way, this is important roles for parents and pta associations. anyone can go to common sense.org, we're the biggest group in the country based right here in san francisco. come to us and we'll give you all the questions you need to ask to your principal, to your school district, about the basic rules for student data privacy. >> okay. >> we give you that right now. go to commonsense.org and we'll give you that. as a parent, you need to go to the principal of your kid's school and go, wait a minute, i didn't agree to a gmail account for my fifth grader. because you didn't. that's your right, that's not their right, that's your right. now, google might have included that in a package of informati

for about an hour, gmail was down along with google plus and google docs stifling productivity. google has not offered an explanation for why the outage happened. gmail is the web's most popular e-mail service. >>> it wasn't the most popular computer of its time but 30 years ago today, the apple macintosh offered the world a new way to see and use technology. scott budman is here with a look at a very influential little machine. scott? >> reporter: the macintosh first came to our attention through a now famous super bowl ad. it brought us regular people into the world of technology like nothing we'd seen before. >> and the macintosh was cool. >> reporter: a tour of high school students, not even close to being born, when this machine was introduced. with this ad. >> and that was the announcement of the macintosh. >> reporter: the apple mac is now 30 years old. the creation of wozniack and jobs that brought computing to the masses. >> basically almost anyone, 5-year-olds could sit in front of a mac and do something interesting with it. that's unheard of for any previous computer.

you can use mac mail, gmail, iphone and it works cross- platform. >> is this just for individuals or? some will be adding corporate companies that we feel like we have a big market ahead of us. unfortunately, many, many potential users in the consumer space. people are using at? >> we are in the high hundreds of thousands. people are trying to get those new year's resolutions out there. they are taming the inbox. >> as a new year's resolution. i have not heard that one before. found that what goes into the e-mail box, is it pernicious? does it leave a trace on your computer that makes it almost impossible to scrub? >> everyone is different and every company works differently. it easy toroupon, unsubscribe. there are some companies that make you dance around. you have to collect unsubscribed and hit the third button on the left and put in your e-mail address. we just make it a little easier. listere are these massive bargainers for what they may be see as a buying habit. there is definitely thousands of abusive senators who really -- abusicve centers. if you get a malicious e-mail and

it impacted gmail users for about an hour earlier today. dell cfo has resigned.s the highest-ranking executive to leave dell since the company went private last year. he told the ceo michael dell that he is seeking ceo opportunities elsewhere. the corporate controller welcome play -- replace him. alibaba could be looking at declining business in russia thanks to new rules on foreign package delivery. documentngthened checks on imports intended for personal use. certainups have stopped shipments. ups is shipping but with la's. -- delays. carl icahn says he is ready for a proxy fight with the company. he expects ebay to resist his proposal. i spoke with an original member of the paypal mafia, former paypal coo david sacks. i asked what he thinks of the proposal. >> it is an idea we have been talking about for years. it is pretty interesting to see wall street sort of having the same conversation. i think that sister of and by the mathematical reality. -- that is driven by the mathematical reality. we sold paypal, that's when we sold ibo, -- ebay transactions are a

. >> can you have a gmail account and not be on google plus? >> i do not know that.not sure about it. >> i will take a contrary view. we think of google plus as a social network. this new feature is not particularly unusual. you can send anybody who has a facebook account a facebook message also. you can send anybody -- >> you don't have to be friends with them first? >> you can send a request with a message in it. if we are thinking of google plus as a social network, -- >> you do not think it is that bad? >> it exists everywhere else. >> how does google make money? they make money from search. they have struggled to make money with other mechanisms. as search is no longer the center of our internet universe, as we start doing things on tv and more sites become landing pages, google has to become more and more a part of the fabric of everything you do online. that is why they're pushing you into google products. they just need to be -- facebook is the fabric of what you do on social. google wants to be part of that. >> what do you think? >> they are trying to serve

. >> si usted tiene una cuenta ed gmail le advertimos que google tiene un programa que podría invadir responde, se puede desactivar esto desde su cuenta. >> vamos con la temperatura. >> que tal guillermo. >> buenas noches, llega el fin de semana, el panorama cambia a partir de mañana, nublados, fuertes vientos para el este, para nosotros en la bahia se mantiene estable, una noche agrdable de viernes, mañana descensos de temperaturas, el panorama así, mañana en los 55, este sistema desde el norte, posibilidades de lluvia para las autopistas, masa del aire frio, se desplaza para el domingo, ligero aumento de la temperatura, a partir de la nueva semana arriba de los 60 hasta el próximo miercoles, buenas noticias, lluvia en la región, disfrute del fin de semana, que descanse, regresamos. @p >> amigos que tal vamos con la acción deportiva >> el regreso del turco a tijuana no sera la mejor noche, pero sí quedara marcado para la historia del futbol fronterizo, ahí el hombre que le dio su unica estrella a tijuana, se quedaba con la numero 5, muñoz enviando la pelota al esquina, mala la defini

americans, a hack attack on yahoo e-mail could impact people who use other providers, too, such as gmail and hotmail. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with this expanding problem. >> exactly. yahoo user or not change your e-mail password. yahoo claims to have contacted all victims and reset the password but this morning the company still has no idea how many people are affected with 273 million yahoo users in the world and 81 million in the united states. hackers stole names and mail addresses from address becomes and they got in through a compromised third party database not israel from yahoo. the software accessed victim's e-mail accounts so even if you don't have yahoo if you have been e-mailing with a yahoo user, your information could be compromised, too. >> the potential liability and damage to yahoo brand could be immeasurable, the second pass half for the mail service in two months. in december they had a multiday outage. >> in addition to resetting passwords they are blocking further attacks and working with federal law enforcement to prosecute the hackers. >>> 6:05. new inform

gmail, msn. if you're looking at target, this comes from target.com.at's another clear-cut sign you've got a problem there. >> biggest thing if they ask you for money or give account information or social security number, you should never, ever do that. >> never do that. in fact, at this point cyber security experts saying if you get any e-mail from target at all, just don't open it. even before opening e-mail the malware can store itself on your computer. hackers are so sophisticated now as we've discovered through this cyber attack on target and neiman marcus, go to the website. normally companies will put an alert on the website as well. real quick i do want to say as far as this target store goes on, phone numbers are compromised. if you're getting a phone call from someone saying i'm from your bank and we're going to help you with the credit line, don't talk to them. >> so pervasive, go to creditmonitoring.target.com to find out everything in the e-mail. you don't even have to open it at all. >> it's fright think to open up any e-mails, especially

but when a gmail user starts typing in the address box.ll popup names of people in the google plus network. gmail customers not interested in being included in this feature. can opt out completely. just go to your google plus settings, and change the 'email under google plus' feature to "no one". still ahead. a fertility nightmare. how a couple says they ended up with the child of a convicted criminal. a man accused of abusing hundreds of kids across the world. comfort of his home. world. comfort of his home. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa world. comfort of his home. where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a st

mary gmails, you've got to be one of the most annoying hosts ever.st on your show, then refuse to listen to them? she had more to say, but i cut her e-mail off. anyway, i stop them when they repeat it the talking point. bob, viaast, you're right, he wants to take care of the people who caused the problem and then walk away. what about the people who properly qualify, who are now underwater, cannot sell, can't walk away. they did the right thing and are screwed. true, life is not fair. it's on the taxpayer's time to try to bail out all the victims? i say no. life is unfair, but the government rescues are really unfair. now, as we're clawing back, they're unwise and unnecessarily costly. diane e-mails, you're right. you should never be able to buy a house without at least putting one third down, or we'll be back to 2008 and my house will be down by one third again. well, i don't think it has to be one third down, diane, but i do think it should be substantial enough that the borrower has a clear stake and the lender has a clear incentive to find that b

my daughter told me the other day, oh, send it to me on my gmail account that i just got at school. and i'm like what? i didn't know you had an account. why wasn't i informed that she was getting an account. >> you have to go to the principal and say what are the rules about data privacy here. and by the way, this is an important rule for parents and pta associations and anyone can go to common sense.org. we're based near san francisco. you can reach us. you can come to us and we will give you all the questions you need to ask to your principal, to your school district for the basic rules for student privacy. we'll help you do that. and districts will do that. but as a parent, you need to go to the principal of your kids' school and say wait an inch in u -- minute, i didn't agree to a g mail account for my fifth grader. now the school might have agreed to that in a package they were given. and they didn't think of that. that's why we need to have some basic rules of the road. >> i'm banking on you. i am banking on you. >> i'm banking on you, though, this is what moms and dads have t

glitch took place between january 15 and january 22 on the iphone, ipad app and off line version of gmail saying it is not related to the breach that occurred last week. google, still, is advising users to double check spam and make sure there are no important messages there. >> mike nicco is locking for the rain and will show us that in a few minutes. >> the more affordable cities by the bay is predicted to cost you . or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfect for the big game. pizza's a football favorite. digiorno pizza is $3.99. get your snack on. wheat thins and other nabisco crackers are just $1.50 a box. and dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> as we take you to services for fallen bart police officer, sergeant tommy smith at the neighborhood church of castro valley. you can see hundreds of officers right now. >>the funeral service

. >> 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 over

companies have more of an opportunity that as the government makes a request of yahoo or google or gmail that those companies can say, hey, the government has told us they want information, and we are now freer to provide information. >> the president also talking about edward snowden sort of in his speech. i want you to listen to what he had to say. >> the sensational way in which these disclosures have come out has often shed more heat than light while revealing information to our adversaries that we might not fully understand for years to come. >> save edward snowden much of us would not have known much of this today. >> yeah, had it not been for edward snowden we would not have had this major discussion and the major revelations, and it alled goes back to this guy named edward snowden. >> reporter: he is one of the most famous government whistleblowers in decade, and yet edward snowden began his leaks just seven months ago. on june 5th, glen greenwald reported that the national security agency has been collected the phone records of millions of verizon phone customers. the next day,

users are allowed to message other users if they follow by gmail. it goes do a separate inbox.you can opt out from the feature compareed to twitter where both need to give approval before a direct message can be sent. >> glass door is revealing the results of the career resolution survey for 2014. the top three resolutions: most want a pay raise. look if a new job. use all vacation days earned. by the way, 3 percent of employees say it was also the new year's resolution to get their boss fired. >> well ... wouldn't they be further ahead to use their brain cells to better themselves? >>> we have changes in the weather. mike nicco? >> good morning from the top of the broadcast center where we are looking at a lot sunshine and a few high clouds and haze which is indicative of a brief area of high pressure. we have the possibility of snow in the sierra and record highs in the back after of the seven-day forecast. >> thank you, mike. they are literally praying for rain in california. >> the eagle flying high again, where they or how to get great deals real bithe easy way.e week. you

. >> when he states moving you can't access gmail or e-mail.said that mayb it should just be limited to certain things you can do while in the car. >> technology is not often pretty. neil: does he look like spock? >> you really want this guy is driving behind you to be a flying trapeze while he is also driving behind you? and i do see your point a little bit. >> you stumbled around this technology. if you can do things like horseback riding byers was to be driving a car. [laughter] neil: i don't understand that. >> how about the juggling? in the juggling while driving should be against the law. [laughr] >> the driver has to be responsible. neil: they need to be responsible for their actions. >> i'm saying that i should be allowed to drink a big gulp pop if i want to. i choose not to drink the whole thing because it's my responsibility to drive end of responsibly to where the technology or not is mine. neil: if you get these things likeay bans, okay i'm with you. otherwise i'm not. meanwhile, democrats and the president. we will have the update

plus you have an ability to invite your contacts and so when you do check that if you have allowed gmailss to your address book it goes out. to everyone in your list. >> but don't you pick and choose? >> record he had to affirmatively check something c-130s blaming it on the google now? >> absolutely that is possible. but when you're asking about a restraining order, it is no contact of any shape or form, no e-mail or phone call drive-by. if you walk in a restaurant and she's there, then you have to leave. and here's why don't feel bad for this guy. he obviously was doing something that put her in fear for her safety or she founded harassing and the judge agreed with her that what he was doing was something reasonable person would find intimidating or harassing or offensive. to too bad for him. the law is not up-to-date with technology but they got this against him. >> i agree. he did have a restraining order. we don't want him to do anything offensive. but this e-mail have no content. it was directly generated from google, google plus account and possibly he didn't know what that meant

facebook's private messages are akin to google and gmail.sure the terms of services we get to do with what we want and we will keep it private, we will use it to your betterment and introduce you to friends and whatever, you have a facebook one over here. the snap chat one is tougher. it's create -- it creates a new level of distrust across the entire media. quest that was the point of snapshot. it data disappears in five seconds. quest you can keep a snap chat photo because you take a screenshot from your iphone. that is a different issue. the snap chat issue is more that your passwords are now something like 4.5 million of them out in the open. the problem is people are awful with their passwords. i am sure you are. the problem is we use them in multiple places. if you steal from snap chat, you can probably get into a lot of other things. it is an issue for snap chat. they will get over it pretty easily. but it is one more in the arm -- armor for people trusting the medium. quest for business, there will be an avalanche of new companies to

already behind our digital lives, from netflix movie recommendations to amazon shopping suggestions to gmail'sfilters. >> everything you do on facebook or google or on the others, essentially there is an ai system behind it. this man has been studying artificial intelligence for more than three decades. now he is taking on a new post. he will be based upon first head of artificial intelligence. the company is bent on the future. what they plan to do with all of the data they have been collected from us. >> facebook has worked on their infrastructure, but now that they are established, they want to move forward. >> there has been a talent grab among technology outfits stop >> it is an important role in the way that we interact with computers. there is a bit of a breeze right now between the companies. >> recommendation engines are nice, but that is left to ai researchers. we want to use ai to improve a computer's ability to the end here. >> we put on a webcam, and it tells us what category of object it is seeing. >> loafer? >> it is a chelsea boot, but i will go with loafer. how will this work

. >> well if you own your domain, that's a lot different than if you use gmail or hotmail. marketplace works. i'm paying subscriptions fees and i'm paying for it i want that privacy and the added encryption. a lot of the nsa stuff is forced on some of the companies even though they do their own private ddta mining. he won fair and balanced as always. brad, good to see you. lou: another obama cover-up. new details revealing the obama administration knew about a flaw in the obamacare business exchange. romney health care advisor next on this latest obamacare outrage were ♪ [ male announr ] this is the story of the lile room over the pizza place at 315 cnut street. the modest first floor bedroom in talln, tonia and the dusty basement at 1406 35th street. it is the story of the old dining room table at 25th and hoffman avenue. the southbound bus barreling down i-95. ...and the second floor above the strip mall at roble and el camino. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every gre idea begins. ♪ so different and so new where those with endless vision and an equal amount

. >> well, if you own your domain, that's a lot different than if you use gmail or hotmail. way the marketplace works. i'm paying subscriptions fees and i'm paying for it i want that privacy and the added encryption. a lot of the nsa stuff is forced on some of the companies even though they do their own private ddta mining. he won fair and balanced as always. brad, good to see you. lou: another obama cover-up. new details revealing the obama administration knew about a flaw in the obamacare business exchange. romney health care advisor next on this latest obamacare outrage were this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it's not t "sign up for rewards ea quarter" card. it's the no-games, no-messing-'round, no-earning-limit-having, do-i-look-like-i'm-joking, turbo-boosting, heavyweight-champion- of-the-world cash back card. thiss the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every sile day now tell me, what's in your wallet? [run your ente busine

. >>> a new feature in google's gmail is raising concerns among privacy advocates.ens the contacts available to gmail users so it includes the names of people on the google+ isn't that correct -- google+ social network. google says -- will have to switch the settings themselves. >>> the highway patrol is sounding off about a new way young people are getting high. officials tell us teenagers are converting e-cigarettes and as ktvu's noel walker reports they could be getting high at school without anyone knowing. >> what is he saying here? >> reporter: kids can learn a lot at school, some lessons come from textbooks, some are learned after class on the street, specifically the information superhighway. >> we are talking about electronic e-cigarette. >> reporter: there are tutorials for just about anything you don't want your kids to know including a new drug trend, converting e- cigarettes to use thc oil, the active ingredient in marijuana. >> kids at school are able to use these vaporizers relatively undetected even in the classroom. >> reporter: without teachers rea

from the netflix movie recommendations to amazon shopping suggestions to gmail spam filtering. >> mosting you do on facebook or all the others, essentially there is an ai system behind it. lecun has been studying the first will be facebook at of artificial intelligence. it is the company's bet on the future. now, facebook was focused on getting infrastructure right. now that they are established in that position, the problem is to look forward 10 years from now. >> there has been a talent grab among tech outfits. an important role on how we interact with computers. we are in a race with companies to establish themselves in the field. >> recommendation engines are nice but that is old hat. the next step in the field is using ai to improve the computer's ability to see and hear. >> we feed the image to a webcam. it tells us what category of object it thinks it sees. it's a chelsea boots but let's go with loafer. how would something like that apply to my facebook experience in the future? >> you upload pictures on facebook in the system will identify the objects in your picture and that w

how is it any different from google showing the ads based on what is in my gmail?> it doesn't seem that the friend to me. facebook is group you less about trying to stick to the policies about respecting the privacy of its users. on the other hand, data is its straw -- is its stock in trade great i'm sure it does observe websites they link to outside the service so they can do things like sell an ad to somebody and say here are 500 people who have been to the website of watching raking bad. but that sort of thing is not the same as saying here is emily chang. she sent a note to her friend -- they are not going to tell any outsider that kind of thing. >> on the other hand, facebook time and again is running into these privacy challenges. ?s this something serious could this hurt facebook's reputation? privacyjust another complaint? >> i don't think this particular complaint is going to change anyone's momentum. always has took be fed -- always has to be bending over backwards to ensure its users are confident that it takes their privacy seriously. it does always say

behind a lot of our lives from netflix movie recommendations to amazon shopping recommendations to gmailltering. >> most everything you do on facebook or google has an ai system behind it. aihe has been studying intelligence for decades. he will be facebook's first head of artificial intelligence. that on company's the future. >> until now facebook has been concentrating on getting the infrastructure right. now that they are established in that edition, the problem is to look forward up to 15 years from now. >> there is a talent grab among tech outfits. >> ai will play an important -- and how we enter we interact with computers. >> recommendation engines are toe, but that is old hat today's ai researchers. the next up is using it to improve a computer's ability to see and hear. >> we see the image on the net cam and it tells us what category of object it thinks it is seeing. how would something like that applied to my facebook experience in the future? >> you upload pictures on facebook or instagram and the system will identify the object in the picture. that makes it easier to search an

it won't give out your e-mail address but when a gmail user starts typing in the address box it willnd of people in the google plus networks does not interested can opt out go to your google plus settings and change the e-mail under dougal plus to no one. >>> the mobilephone wars are heating up. the latest punch thrown by t- mobile. it's offering $650 for anyone who jumps from another carrier to them. >> it's a battle royale, t- mobile and at&t are taking shots directly at one another. both companies have big splashy ads in newspapers. at&t claims t-mobile drops calls. t-mobile claims at&t's clearly worried about competition. now i'm what can be considered the most gressive move, both companies are going straight to consumers with money. at&t said it would give $450 to t-mobile customers who switched. t-mobile is offering $650, of course with both companies are strings attached. you have to change service providers trade in your phone, and get gift cards and credit, not cash. it's the latest sign how vicious the mobilephone wars are. t-mobile has taken on an attitude recently. it's c

but the article says the gmail hack deleted four years worth of messages, including significant damning evidence against high-ranking officials in the state department. it also included messages with evidence sent to members of congress and their offices investigating the story. he called for the f.b.i. to investigate the hacking and continues to have unanswered questions about other strange occurrences which he began to expose the covered-up investigation. the article goes on, and that goes hand in hand with another story that was reported in the past six months or so of a whistle blower having her and her husband's home burglarized and they ended up taking all of that reporter's files that she wrongdoing, pose misconduct within the very department that raided her home and took her records and won't give them back. and at the same time this administration continues to send people to the nation of israel, the jewish state, the home where people could come by the after six million were killed in the holocaust of world war ii. and we have the nerve to send people over to the leaders of is

she has been criticized, liz, so making it look a lot like gmail. she will boast about what she has done. the big thing is she dumped the ad executive because ad sales are down right now. this will be a huge report, we always watch the options market like i do, we are forecasted to see a 3% moved to the or the downside based on the earnings release. liz: the complaint is always a very looks at this not as a yahoo trade but ali baba trade. of course it is a chinese internet site. that is disappointing to some people who know about market and know about stuff to say this is not sustainable. >> so the numbers, ali baba tripled profits in july. double profits in the year that ended in october, so the question was will that momentum continue and is melissa myers giving a lot of props for the performance of yahoo. was it her or the ali baba thing. liz: exactly. when carol ran it, she understood that and she got hurt for that. but good for melissa meyer. the stock is higher. >> she's taken little bit of a hit losing this ad executive. what is she going to

ed via gmail, you let hoyer off the hook. he just blabbed the same bs, shame on both of you.tive conservative who wants to hike am minimum wage to $12 an hour and says we'll be the better for it. as you pointed out, this guy got rich selling his company to moody's where i bet you won't fike a single worker close to minimum wage. earl in topeka, why do so many millionaires have a guilt complex about their money? they feel free to offer their nickel and dime advice to those who aren't as fortunate. rick, via yahoo, he tried to give the minimum wage hike credit for lowering unemployment in california. you caught him on that statement, properly crediting the national economic boon at the time. tex in texas, the do good ers ae so removed from reality, they saent accept the consequences of their actions. dale says maybe large companies like walmart and mckhanldonald' absorb this. as a small business, minimum wage has a larger ripple effect. i'm a small biz owner and we have no minimum wage employees, but if we had to raise to $12 an hour, we would also have to raise the manager's w

and gmail.i asked our own resident tech expert, katie roof -- liz: she looks like a tech expert. >> she is. liz: we've got to bring her on. perfect. she's all young, unlike us. [laughter] >> and she actually knows this nonsense. i said give me five reasons why we're in a bubble. so the number one she mentioned to me was twitter, which still isn't profitable, has a $35 billion market cap, okay? this is the three reasons the tech roof is on fire -- i how do you like that, i came up with that, by the way. the roof, the roof, the roof is on fire? liz: i get it. totally on it. >> twitter has a $35 billion market cap, even larger than kraft foods, kellogg and general mills. pretty amazing. dropbox, whatever they do, they store documents online -- liz: and photos, i use them. >> they just raised 450 million in its latest venture capital financing. the last time we saw som like that was with zynga. here's the thing about zuckerberg, he made $3 billion in one day. i think it was yesterday, you know? liz:

moment, it's very personal, face-to-face, looking at the person you're talking with, not at their gmailress or twitter handle or profile picture. you're talking with them. it ends up feeling like a tabletop conversation with a bunch of americans talking about the country. i thought it was a lot of fun. >> it really reaches the young people, many of whom probably don't watch the state of the union or listen to him speak on c-span. if you think about social media, 90% of americans ages 18 to 34 use social media. it's a smart thing to do especially when you look at our most recent polling. it was 61% among young people in november 2012, now down to 47%. how would this sort of event help him reach out to the young people that have sort of lost hope in the president? >> i think we saw by the response of folks who wanted to participate in the hangout, questions came from all over the place. we saw thousands of questions submitted on google plus and youtube for the president. there's certainly a lot of response from people who wanted to ask them questions. we had inside of the hangout a minimu

now, you could very easily reveal a source just because you are rubbish at computers or your gmail password is 123456. we have to get better at that and take it seriously. there is a consensus. part of what else we have to do, start making encryption technology, secure technology, and source protection technology usable by regular humans. a lot of the systems are very complicated, even if you think, personally, that they are important. what you tend to find, however brilliant someone is at computer security, if you look at what goes wrong, with most things, it is not often that someone did not have the right system. it is that, at three clock in the morning, when you have been awake for 24 hours, the servers that are meant to hold are not working, you give up and send it e-mail, or you cannot face the barrier, every time you have to get in touch with someone doing what you have to do, the technology has to get easier and has to start to be made with regular, normal, fallible human beings in mind. we also have to learn to prioritize. if you get on my twitter account, you will embarrass me. b

mail is the second largest e-mail provider behind gmail. 273 million accounts. you have to change your pass word all of the time. i don't know about you, scott, but i have trouble remembering all of them. >> good for you not to use just one for everything. you are better than that. fair enough. >> but i have to go through like five or six. >> that's right. i try to do -- i try to do one that is the money stuff, and one that's the buying stuff, and the web access. so at least i have some hint as to what it is. >> i do too. it's all secret. so don't try to crack the code. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> right. >> meteorologist christina loren, what is the secret password of the day? >> the secret password in the weather department is we need the rain bring it on mother nature. we're looking pretty good right now. we have a nice clear start to the day and yeah, that's more of a secret sentence. i'm not going to keep it a secret. more rain in the forecast as we head throughout the day. and we're going to keep the rain chance going for sunday. it's looking better and better eve

the "washington post," facebook, gmail, lincoln, twitter, youtube, yahoo!, jpmorgan chase, snapshot, and my friends at dallas-based neiman marcus stores have announced security breaches. however, do you know one system that has not been successfully hacked since the last hearing? healthcare.gov. also since the last hearing the center for medicare and medicaid services, cms, contractors have been working around-the-clock to improve the performance and security of healthcare.gov. there's been numerous fixes to the website that improve the site's responsiveness, compared to its first 60 days. millions of americans have been able to access the site and obtain medical coverage. during that entire time, top security contractors, including blue canopy, frontier security, have been working to test the system and identify weaknesses that need to be addressed. the chief information security officer has also been running weekly penetration tests to support security mitigation for cms. further, cms says that none of the majority witnesses concern voiced in the november

remains, you know, how are we going to monitor the would-be terrorists in a world where terrorists use gmail, terrorists use text messages. this is not a fictional threat. this is an actual threat that we face and the nsa's response seems to me a reasonable one. >> let me remind you of something. we heard jake tapper say just a couple minutes ago reporting he was in an online forum today and he said returning to the united states, i think it is best resolution for the government, the public and myself, but it's unfortunately not possible in the face of current whistleblower protection laws, which through a failure in law, did not cover national security contractors like myself. he's talking about his exchange with edward snowden today. should he return to the u.s. to face trial? >> yes, he should. he broke the law and should be tried. the thing that is so odd about this statement is that even if contractors were covered by whistleblower protections, they're not allowed to give it away and simply give it to journalists and then go to china and then go to russia. they're supposed to go through

this is about counting on the documentation trail that they have always left in e-mails including gmail and aol and private accounts, where it's too late for them to hide. your thoughts. >> yeah. this is -- what comes to mind is now that the u.s. attorney is deeply involved in this, this is really serious. this is no longer a joking matter or a laughing matter as the governor tried to slough off the conversation in late fall. now people's careers are on the line. but also, their lives are on the line. they can no longer joke around or play around or shade the truth now that the federal government is involved. and as you say, people are under oath. but you've got these -- you've got these e-mail communications, maybe text messages where as we saw, with dramatic effect, bridget anne kelly's "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee", if there is another super clear, definitive e-mail, text message, whatever you want to call it that emerges from the blizzard of subpoenas that have come out, it's going to be very, very difficult for all involved to get out from under this. >> thank you, gu

all search.ent are >> google trying to drive toffic and go -- gmail google plus. does that fail? >> interruption has typically been the model for advertising. the other businesses they are in are big enough. look at you to. market cap billion alone. i think they have had a lot of wins. they will readily admit that is a huge failure for the company. >> we will continue this discussion. falling snow, bitter. 100,000 people packed into the ann arbor giant football stadium. this was fabulous. in the netgs put it but the maple leafs would come back to get it done. how did they look as we go into the second half of the season? >> ok. the record speaks for itself. the toronto maple leafs. the canadians are another team. >> sports with christina. cristina alesci on the rose bowl. that is coming up next. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. bloomberg "surveillance." scarlet fu so distraught she did not come in today. .rik schatzker with us cristina alesci. doing a data check. an improvement. i down down to. i am confused. two months. euro weakens a little bit. crude oil 98.19. how