and today, over half of our user base is on gmail and prefer to pay money for something gmail offers. >> that has to be devastating to the gmail team that 60% of your customers are paying, i'm sorry, 60% of your customers are on gmail and are paying $100 a year or whatever it is to get something that gmail is offering them for free. >> yep. >> what are they doing wrong? do you have any idea? >> it's not that they are doing it wrong, but gmails algorithms are looking at your personal interactions. if you do openly e-mail and care about them, then we'll serve them to your inbox. if you don't, they go into the other unemployment folder. >> you can do that in independent language. it doesn't matter, you are not looking for a spam word. >> exactly. there's a really important point, we never look at the body of the e-mail, only the header, just a bunch of data that arrives in every e-mail and kind of the relationships between the different headers and how you interact with them. >> is that how much it costs $100 a year? >> we have three different plans but that's the average. >> i know it's

. >> reporter: back in may, someone hacked her gmail account and sent emails to everyone in her addressasking for money. >> they said i was in cypress and i needed help. >> reporter: but it didn't stop there. the hacker changed trimmer's security questions and the phone number associated with her account. so she couldn't reset her password or access her email. and when trimmer turned to google for help -- >> there's no way to get to somebody and reach a human being. >> reporter: a real problem because as trimmer soon realized, it wasn't just her gmail that was affected by the hack. it was every other account that she used her i mail address to -- email address to log into, like facebook, credit card accounts and linkedin crucial for the real estate professional currently looking for a job. >> losing my 500 connections with linkedin is serious. >> the compromise of your account is contagious. >> reporter: the electronic frontier foundation says that's because many of our accounts are linked to our email address. >> once one thing gets hacked into, everything gets hacked into. >> reporter

gmail, why is there a va system to begin with?uld be able to go to any doctor or hospital he chooses, public, private, or non-profit and get the best of care and have it paid for by the taxpayers. simply because they earned that privilege. i think you're dead on right. they have earned that and they have not earned having to sit and stew. paula emails, i'm small independent medical office in ohio. i'm open to seeing veterans in my office but red tape of the government makes it hard. >>> scott writes, i'm disabled veteran on the va since 1979. you're right on track. the wait problem is just the door. when it gets in, it gets worse. >>> danny via yahoo!, if anyone wants to get to the bottom of va shame, find out who paid bonuses and rao receives them. the crime always lives with the money. there were inordinant numbers bonuses for so-so behavior. you might be on to something. >>> pm, gmail, call it prelude to obamacare. doesn't give you encouraging to the government taking over something big. michael, military specialist in germany,

gmail traffic was cut in half over the weekend.a statement to "bloomberg west," google says "we have checked extensively. there are note technical problems on our side." rein,g us is shaun managing marker of chinese research group. this suggest that it is google getting shut down more, but it is our shutdown as it is. gettingyou see google shut down, it is par for the course in china and businesses and people expect it. ann you are getting to anniversary of a politically sessile time or have the government have a political spat, google is the first company whose technical services are inaccessible in china. for the last 10 days, my company has had a lot of problems using google services. our e-mail services run on google small business and we have not been able to get access to e-mail. we have had to use other e-mail servers. >> increasingly as google is woven into the fabric of the web in things like authentication, do these sorts effortstened security start to her chinese business? >> absolutely. i think the government needs to d

the transparency report shows that gmail traffic was down 50% over the weekend.re are no technical problems on our side. talk to me about why google is such a focus of the great firewall of china. >> i don't know if they are a focus per se, the truth is sources like facebook and beener up an-- have blocked for a long time. google comes and goes. news here than it is for the average chinese user. of all users on google search? >> google search. the other services are in use, but it is unreliable. >> this great fire.org says that this is the biggest sort of attack or shutdown of the worldwide aspect of the web in china than we have seen. interesting about it it is a blanket sort of shut out of any google service. lots of sites that use those words jumbled to sign in our on google, so they are not working. it is a blanket attack. i think the day-to-day impact is much less than it would have been a few years ago. >> what other sites are blocked? >> just in general, there are is very heavy censorship, including on all of the chinese services . for the course, although

incoming gmail messages are less secure with only 50 percent encrypted.gle is teaming up with a fashion designer to create fashionable flames for google glass. the collection includes five new frames and eight new shades for the computer ranging from multicolored wrap around to librarian sheik available online in a few weeks with a price tag of $2,000! >> i think of lie break chic i think of mike nicco. >> library chic? >> what? >> with our kids, in college we were in the library and now with the internet, the library, is it really necessary? >> for little kids, it is gold. >> during the summer, especially. absolutely. it is great. >> they have computers if you use the library. >> absolutely. we have graduations today. kennedy high school in richmond at 7:00, the eagles will send out a fresh batch of teens. it will be 60 by 9:00 with stars. we start if livermore at 80 but we warm up to 88 by the end of the month. we have been up to 113 and as cold as a frosty 30! napa is 79 to 83, the high from the beginning to the end and everyone cools off from the low-

google says about 65 percent of the emergencies sent by gmail users are encristed so the providers are using the technology but incoming are lets secure with only 50 percent encrypted. google is teaming up with a fashion designer to create fashionable frames. the collection includes eight new shades for the face-mounted computer from wrap around glasses to librarian chic with a price tag of $2,000 each. >> nasa released the most colorful deep space images of the universe captured which was captured by the hubble. nasa says it includes 10,000 galaxies. why it is unique is the addition of ultraviolet lights. >>> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >>> matt, thank you. good morning from the top of the broadcast center where it is brighter than at this time so far this week. there is a little haze but that is extra humidity in the air because of high pressure and not a "spare the air" day. i look to the north i am seeing a few clouds but the warming trend is the big story. >> the worse days of the week if commute? it varies from morning to night and we tell you when you wi

google says 65-percent of the messages sent by it's gmail users are encrypted while delivered.s up 39-percent from december. the seattle city council unanimously passed an ordinance monday that gradually increases the minimum wage in the city to $15, which would make it the highest in the nation. now not everyone is celebrating this as a victory. the international franchise association called this quote unfair and discriminatory to small business owners. others though say they can finally earn a livable wage to support their families. the current minimum wage in washington state is $9.32 an hour. san francisco currently has the nation's highest hourly minimum wage at $10.74. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves arou

that's 1% of what gmail offers you for free. and that comes with a google plus account for you to not use. the federal government has built an entire complex in the deserts of utah to store everything americans have ever said to each other. but intergovernment conversations? [laughter] i don't know. buy a [bleeped] thumb drive. if there is a larger scandal here, it's that our government's handling of information across all platforms borders on criminal idiocy. the irs is frying hard drives, the v.a. is drowning in paper. is there any record keeping medium that the government could use that could work for them? microfiche? we'll do it. stone tablets? we'll do it. we could take a page out of the ancient greeks. weave all of our important information into an epic poem and pass down from generations over a federal archival oral tradition from bard to apprentice, but you probably lose that page. unless, wait a minute, i know what's going on here. you're tired of governing us, aren't you? and so you're kind of acting like assholes so

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there are reports that google search engine and gmail are inaccessible and google says it is not a technical problem. cnn says tv screens go black in china. they banned any mention of the massacre that killed a thousand people, all who were calling for reforms. the only major commemoration took place in hong kong where people gathered for a massive vigil. hong kong retains civil liberties. those at the individualeral calling on the government -- vigil, they are calling for a commitment to democratic reforms. >>> the secret service is not sweating the leaked video of president obama working out. the video was taken in the gym where president obama was staying. you see him here as he go outside there his routine -- goes through his routine. the secret service says anybody entering and leaving the hotel was screened. president obama was in poland marking the anniversary of the solidarity movement. >>> california chrome is a favorite to win the belmont stakes. the horse is attempting to become the first triple crown winner since 1978. california chrome and the jockey will start from the number 2

i had hit send on that e-mail and was talking to georgia on gmail 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 just kind of began to slide. things began falling off the shelves. >> zack 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. but 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 zack got back to his desk warning sirens went off. and even zack knew what that meant. and 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. >> what had happened to georgia? had anyone in her town survived the tsunami? >> it was unrecognizable. the buildings were destroyed. >> zack knew

androidyou get an phone, you get google maps, gmail, and google search.hose are the market-leading products that each of those categories have. doingre particularly well on mobile e. it will be interesting to see overtime of the ecosystem that google got around that seamlessly transitions from your desk top to your pc. o far apple has maintained those market shares. when you get an android phone you sign in with your google account and everything is there. over the long term, i view that as one of the main things they will probably address. >> it is a very applelike experience in the add-ons. >> it is such a programming centric culture, i am surprised when they are good at a certain customer experience. it seems like a byproduct of the focus, not of natural talent. fragmentation and the utilitarian nature of the google product, you can login to one account, and i can log into your corporate e-mail as well. you can get away with a lot because you do not need these in an elegant way, you just need them to open when you use your phone. >> this energynow! bet

they can call us, they can fax us, they can gmail us, e-mail us, text us, any method that they chooset the $25 covers is $50 in the event there is a travel delay. so s if it is up to two hours it deposited in your pay pal account, can be deposited through an electronic funds transfer or do something old-fashioned like sending a check. >> but it seems it is almost insurance on your time. on the valuable nature of your time. >> an important element regarding time is the most important element of the coverage is called my assist. my assist, if you can imagine, i have all these little bumblebees in wisconsin and ft. lauderdale working for customers constantly monitoring flights through technology. the technology says there was a misconnection. that misconnection goes to one of these helpers. and they actually send a text to the customer in telling them their flight will be canceled. rather than getting off the airplane, running to the line, getting in line -- >> i've done that. >> definitely. >> is it frustrating? >> it is. a lot of times with little kids in toe, it is a disaster. >> by t

when someone in china, working for the chinese government, cracked the security on gmail and exposedlly sensitive issues and people who were in real danger by the chinese government, google was able to turn that story from one of a deep security problem into one of human rights and free speech, thus working to its advantage. we can't continue to be fooled like this. the fact is, we're letting ourselves be drawn into these very insecure modes of connectivity, all for the purpose of serving centralized control by one or the other of these countries. we have an information ol garkky working and we're seeing competitions squeezed and squeezed, whether it's by internet service providers like comcast or microsoft or device providers like apple, we're seeing more and more of this concentration of power and that's what we should be worried about. >> you mentioned google's role in the human rights scene and it's very dicey for them trying to access the chinese market is a huge business goal for them but they face constant obstacles in the last couple of days. google has been cracking down on

, youu use gmail or yahoo! access your e-mail from your mobile phone. that is using the cloud.t is basically accessing your data from whatever device you are from. the device is just a window into your own content. it helps you and i when we want to get in touch with our friends and we are on the move. importantly, it is setting individuals free from their desks. a no longer have to be in their office to be creative, to innovate. they can be traveling, using their own computer at home, but still able to access their documents that they have saved in their computer at work. asessing particular e-mails well. this sort of freedom is able to boost the economy. this is why the likes of amazon, , aresoft, salesforce.com so desperate to give you the software that you need in terms of the cloud. new -- this is why the chief executive of microsoft has said he has been -- he is putting cloud computing first. it is the new way we are going to work. we spoke to the currency cloud chief creative officer -- chief commercial officer earlier and he was saying cloud is not just a business. clou

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great fire.org says search, gmail and google translate have been blocked by the chinese government since last week. tomorrow is the 25th anniversary between the standoff between the chinese army and student protesters in beijing's tiananmen square. working to prevent any information on that event from being spread. the site also believes the service disruption could be permanent. >>> criticism continues this morning over the release of a soldier held hodge by the taliban -- hostage by the taliban. >>> it is day 2 of the apple developers conference. more on the new technology from the silicon valley power house that has been unveiled gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for cont

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we have been using it with gmail, yahoo!. mobile phones your or tablet. used tohis is getting the cloud. it's all about accessing data remotely and just a window to your data. could add so much to the economy. it's about freeing people up. you don't need to be at your desk to access your e-mail or key data. usingn do it anywhere cloud computing devices. >> which companies are winning out? >> some of the new kids we have heard of are not that new. servicested unleashing -- software to access the cloud back in 1999. theon has been offering cloud since 2002. there are some old tech giants getting in on the act like microsoft. the new chief executive is saying to put mobile first. microsoft really in on the challenge. of new and oldt companies trying to get in on the cloud. some old foes are teaming up and working together. used to call microsoft and evil juggernaut a couple years ago. now they are willing to make sheet -- to make each other's program work on each other's systems. excel orccess microsoft word from your computer when you sat at home, not just

i have every e-mail i have since 2005 on my gmail account. >> thanks very much. >>> we owe them so much nation's veterans have difficulty adjusting to civilian life in their return here from overseas. in the midwest there is a new program to make it as easy as possible. >> reimburse. >> wearing a shirt and tie in an air conditioned office is quite the change for gary who is used to wearing layers of body armor in the heat of iraq. his transition to civilian life hasn't been easy. >> for about six months there, it is really just finding part-time work here and there. nothing that could support my family. >> reporter: after eight years in the army, two tours in iraq, he had the qualities, skills and abilities employers should love, commitment, working well on a team. like so many veterans returning home he struggled to find a steady job. he heard good a new program aimed at helping vets in western michigan. >> the veterans had a this h great military experience there was a chasm between taking military experience and converting that into the civilian. so we want to try to bridge that divi

google claims that they say it makes your gmail e-mail virtually unstoppable.is quite a claim. what do you make of that claim? >> there is nothing that is unethical. however, people have hacked into this many times. it is certainly a lot better and the most secure system out there, but it is not on hackel both. stuart: how about this move to putting ships on credit cards to raise the security level. what do you make of that? >> it has been done in europe and everyone else except for america for years. it has a chip on it. it is certainly much more secure than the bazaar tech week we use here in america. we are like 16 years behind the rest of the world. the nsa is about 15 years ahead in that they know more about american citizens. stuart: how about you? you are an internet security guy. that is what you do. do you feel that you are more private? >> i am as private as i can be. the people that schedule it, the people at the studio, it is impossible to maintain complete privacy in this day and age. i use smart phones infrequently. i limit use of credit cards. it

if you deleted gmail or yahoo! or hotmail, it is on a server.ocal isp and get the e-mails. so there's a server somewhere within the government that has e-mails and backups. >> even if it had burned down, if the office had burned down, that mysterious office in cincinnati, ohio. just a few rogue agents, which was not the case in the first place, but somehow the hard drive started to burn up. you have a friend that was in a similar situation. if you have a hard drive crashing, there are fragments that you can pull and restore. any time you get a computer, you are done loading them from a server somewhere. >> so they are lying. this is a cover-up. why isn't this the first, second, third and fourth question for the president at every white house briefing he gives? why is it -- why is no one pressing her to deal with this every single day. instead, it is being completely ignored. i don't know if it appeared in the mainstream media. i have not seen it. if it ran, it was on a-29. i think they are ignoring it. >> because people on social media are forge

there is nothing in the bill that would prohibit, for example, the use of verizon or gmail or the stateof georgia as a specific selection term. it's not indiscriminate. now i can be believed that this government, this current government is sufficiently stunned by the scandal to avoid such an aggressive interpretation of the statute. but the memory of this debate will fade and we will be left with language that is open to create an interpretation. while the definition should be clarified. in my time remaining i would like to propose a safeguard and pass forward. rather than find a definition for the specific selection term that satisfies all interest. in particular existing minimization procedures. specifically the freedom act should require at the front end for the government use the least intrusive means possible to obtain the information coming in to bend the bill should prohibit the retention and the dissemination of information of the individuals who do not meet specific criteria outlined in the statute. for example, individuals who based on the reason of articulable suspicion or th

every e-mail you send on gmail is saved forever and has been for years, right?otmail came out in, what, 1998? cloud-based e-mail service. who is -- this makes me nervous. as a citizen, is this where all of our irs data is is stored on, what, some old dell? who uses hard drives any more? everything is on the cloudy thought. i don't know. >> do they use exchange servers? >> that's what i'm saying. triple backup. so you're not on wall street physically, but you guys save everything now. the rules are, every e-mail is saved across a billion servers to the end of time. >> i was trying to think, the treasury department, i used to send what do you call it -- >> taxes? >> no. for freedom of interest requests. foir requests. >> you keep stuff for a very long time. >> the question is whether they are really in this trying not to -- >> i'm wondering about technology and why the technology seems to be so antiquated. >> good question. we are going to get to babies on a plane, but in the meantime, the dow and the s&p 500 both closing at record levels again yesterday. should i