michael, since you wrote this thing, google is over. saying it's a juggernaut with new competition looming google's best days may be behind it. how so? >> it's a changing nature of how we use the web and the internet and with the rise of things like facebook and twitter and yelp, we're not so much going to the google search box as we are reaching out to our network and looking for answers and increasingly those answers are coming from places like facebook, for example, that google doesn't have access to. so if the last ten years of the web were all about the google search box, the question becomes, is the future of the web and in some ways the future of how we use it the same search paradigm and my contention is it is not and we're increasingly spending our times doing other things other than search. >> charlie: okay but look at google, chris, and tell me whether they are using their resources and their power to enter new markets and doing it well? >> i think they are. michael's right and the stories are complimentary in that the shift

now google c.e.o. eric schmidt has become to tory's for his statements as of late you know things like claiming that google should be trusted over any government to have your personal information or then again there was this one. if you have something that you don't want anyone to know maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place but if you really need that kind of privacy the reality is that search engines including google do retain this information for some time. that's right according to him you should just assume that every little thing you do is going to be tracked so just help yourself out and don't be an idiot but now comes the statement the really takes the cake eric schmidt is now suggesting that in the future young people should be entitled to change their identities an order to escape their midst . which was posted all over the internet yet in order to deal with today's technological age you should just change your name once you grow up it's not really what this world has come to that

you know i'd like to address the founders of google. like i'd like your mom to take you over her knee and give you a good spanking because you kids over there at googleplex in california deserve a good spanking from your mom because you are an embarrassment and you have a shame you brought shame shame well actually so that continuing on the headline of the tollbooths google and horizon outlined vision for open internet they're open internet is exactly what barry diller previously described as tollbooth so with this i'm thinking google might be the next headline might explain why google is all for now. introducing tollbooths and that's google chief my fear is for generation facebook so he's afraid that too many young people are giving all of their private data to facebook. willingly google has been collecting it via them and n.s.a. databases like creaming it all secretly here there's a good idea for a. merkel in germany why not resurrect the old stasi an east german and take it public and call google stuff you'll make a instant hundred b

willingly google has been collecting it via them and n.s.a. databases like creaming it all secretly here there's a good idea for. merkel and germany why not resurrect the old stasi in east germany and take it public and call google stock you'll make instant hundred billion dollars all right stacy arbor thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away when we come back everything digital we're going to london so stay there. was that so much of it. i mean i think it's going to be real. close to the world need to be turned over robin should the rich be taxed more for the benefit to everyone else and what kind of. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to london and speak with richard buchanan he's got something quite interesting it could herald the beginning of a whole new era in the labor relations maybe facebook users union richard buchanan welcome the kaiser report. i macs are you all right now richard buchanan even started a facebook users union why and how many have joined so far tell us about this the reas

willingly google has been collecting it via them and n.s.a. databases like creaming it all secretly there's a good idea for a. merkel and germany why not resurrect the old stasi an instrument and take it public and call google stuff you'll make a instant hundred billion dollars all right stacy arbor thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max don't go away when we come back everything digital we're going to london so stay there. sure is that so much of it which of course. will be bigger is not better obesity in the western world it's true we have a big demick proportion we've been repeated calls for greater awareness. and so this kind of issue. you are among. four months of preparation. for years to launch their mind. the last effort to keep the lead on the eastern front. lead to the developments. at a great sacrifice. are still. some of the military. the most heavily reinforced. of course. blasted forty nine. one. the turning point. the burning mold on our. welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to london and speak w

they call them google doodles.e artists painting on digital canvases are producing works of art that will be viewed by millions that disappear in just 24 hours. they are the creators of google's doodles. the often playful illustrations that regularly transform google's home page to mark things like holidays, famous birthdays, and notable discoveries and inventions. on the 20th anniversary of the launch of the hubble space telescope, this is how google celebrated the achievement. >> doing a little rough sketch. >> reporter: michael lopez was creating the hubble doodle the day we visited google. >> the earth rising behind it so you can get the sense that it's orbiting around the earth. >> reporter: lopez leads the team of google doodle designers whose artist is seen not ohm on google's american website but on google home pages for more than 100 countries around the world. brian was creating the doodle that appeared on the british website for saint george's day honoring the dragon-slaying knight. >> my father's name i

of google and bing and say it and i was on the call with them when they announced this press call you know they wouldn't put it that way they think this is a very natural evolution they think is very reason compromise but i think people are really seeing it differently you know that's what we saw we set up this web site google don't be evil dot com and people are just go into it they're expressing their outrage over this and i think it's really caught a lot of people by surprise. so people are outraged why isn't congress stepping in where is to ensure see on this you know where the people that are supposed to be regulating and stopping this somehow but it's exactly right now the f.c.c. has authority to block this evil deal and they could do it tomorrow if they wanted to or they could at least start the process and so far chairman julian koski has been sitting on his hands and so that that is what we are asking people who are interested in this to do google don't be evil we'll get you involved and we really want to pressure the f.c.c. because they're the ones who should be standing up

kate pal is talking with google about handling the android why should people care about this?> kate ellis agree with buying things online that secure and it's a division of the bay. 4 and tried for the operation of gogol's phone it basically helps them compete with appalachians. when you bite appalachians your credit cards there is one click and you're done. this will help you go in and tried to a one click benefit situation. google has a commerce site so they needed a one-stop shopping. >> it's good for the consumer because of mixed it easier for them >> we get more caps. if rob will be back to ensure you the questions we have a lot more news ahead stay tuned. a live look good side from the bay bridge toll plaza play a sun shined here this afternoon and for most the bay area is home but it is so stubborn the fog and it's sitting right along the coastline. temperatures cooler closer to the coast to seven half moon bay, 62 and san francisco were still on the warm side and our inland spots all in the '80s this afternoon. 86 antioch 82 livermore same thing in concord. it's cooler

google and verizon had a meeting of some sort. what was that meeting about, and how does that affect our understanding of net neutrality? >> google and verizon formed a pact, and the pact essentially is just their recommendations on what the net neutrality policy should be. first and foremost, it is not a law. it's not going to be any sort of a rule that anyone's obligated to follow. the fcc can or cannot adopt it. congress can or cannot look at it and decide if it's going to be something that they're going to consider. but essentially what it does is lay out ground rules. now, first and foremost, it does mention things like transparency, which we discussed a few minutes ago, and it lays out some of the other tenets that net neutrality advocates have been in favor of. what it doesn't do, though, is it doesn't address wireless services, and that's actually one of the largest issues with net neutrality, is the fact we want to make sure that net neutrality applies also to wireless services especially because like many of us we use ip

traffic was backed up for several hours. >>> more trouble for google.company is already facing a lawsuit from a major software company. and right now, a protest is under way at company headquarters for an entirely different complaint. kiet do tells us why and theivists are concerned about a new high-tech concept. >> reporter: google, with its corporate mantra of don't be evil is just not the kind of company that normally attracts protestors but that can change. >> they are violating their motto. >> reporter: james is executive director of colorofchange, a grassroots activist group that's helping to organize a protest at google headquarters about net neutrality. net neutrality is the idea that all data should travel across the internet at the same speed. there is no fcc policy on it so earlier this month, google and verizon got together and came one this, a joint legislative framework proposal on what they think the rules on net neutrality should be. >> what google and verizon are trying to do is basically write rules that benefit them not the american p

here google, you know, this is google, do no evil google, that's always sort of positioned itself ashis defender of net neutrality, you know, company of the people. in any event -- >> free food -- >> exactly. and now all of a sudden they're saying -- they're sort of stepping back from that. it seems like kind of an -- >> well, according to the letter they put out yesterday, that is not true. but they still stick, you know, to these two points, getting everyone upset. they have been a staunch supporter of net neutrality. the thing is in the past they've tried to undermine the carriers. they did this when they tried to bid for the open wireless spectrum, the 700 megahertz spectrum. and they tried to bid as much as $4.6 billion. and that's not enough if you want to buy wireless spectrum. and verizon actually ended up winning the majority of that. and also they tried to undermine the carriers with the google nexus 1 phone where the idea is you buy the phone separate from the carrier, so you buy the phone and then you decide which carrier you want. again, trying to undermine the carriers.

google may have some say in that. the protest against the company planned for tomorrow. >>> the rules have changed, hoping to conceive after a miscarriage. good evening. the news starts now. this -- the next six days will be pivot will in the battle. the proposition 8 was overturned last week. he ruled that a temporary hold will be lifted august 18th unless a higher court intervened. dozens of couples crowded city hall hoping that today would be their wedding day. >> the good news the stay is lifted. the bad news is it lifted next weapons. so we've got -- next wednesday. we've got to wait a week. >> workers were prepared to stay late to a dome date everyone that wanted to get married today. news was agnonizing for many. >> it's just this dream that's just a little bit out of reach and for a moment i felt like i was equal. i felt like a real american. it's just this road belong and it's so frustrating. >> supporters of proposition 8 expressed their own frustration. >> it was voted on to support prop. 8 and one unelecte

they are bringing it to google's door step with the cyber drauma. >> reporter: google is just not the kind of company that normally attracts protesters. but that could change on friday. james rucker is the director of color of change, an activist group regarding the net. net neutrality is the idea that all data should travel across the internet at the same speed. the fcc still doesn't have a policy on it, so earlier this month, google and verizon got together and came up with this. a joint legislative frame work proposal on what they think the rules on net neutrality should be. >> what google and verizon is trying to do is write rules that benefit them, not the american public. >> reporter: the fear is that some day we'll go on the internet and companies will determine where you can go. certain sites may not be available and others get certain status, that interferes with freedom. >> reporter: the ceo says that the google verizon proposal is vague and cause for concern. >> they claim they're going for an open internet but it is not completely open. there are problems. >> reporter: goo

just ahead on the show days after the google horizon deal has been announced. the internet shite is now finding itself in even more hot water over privacy and anonymity writes on the web details on that straight ahead and as the islamic holy month kicks off so do a lot of anti muslim campaigns across the u.s. so we'll look into the growing problem of islamophobia as soon as we come back the . first tree removal call the clear cut. second the exclusive plans to meet. her remains are revealed in the she. wanted so. badly she's. on it. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join knowledge on r.g.p. . we've got a special day in history for you this evening we take you back twenty six years when the comments of then president ronald reagan caused quite a panic take a list. today about. him grabbing a minute. yeah reagan made that comment back in one thousand nine hundred eighty four walls testing a microphone before a scheduled r

google has sold out on network neutrality. it's a step backwards on open net. two corporations legislating the future of the internet. >> we can trust these corporations to do the right things? >> ha. he think the history of the financial meltdown shows that corporations can't always be trusted to do the right thing. >> reporter: the nebulous and intangible issue of net neutrality will be in the flesh at the google campus by lunchtime friday. kiet do, cbs 5. >>> it is 6:40. new figures out this morning on retail sales. we'll have the latest financial news when we come back. >>> plus, a central valley city asking its citizens to volunteer to do the work city employees used to do. tell you what prompted the request. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely o

google has sold out on net neutrality.porations legislating the future of the internet. >> we can't trust these corporations to do the right thing? >> ha. i think the history of the financial meltdown shows that corporations can't always be trusted to do the right thing. >> reporter: the nebulous and intangible issue of net neutrality will be in the flesh at the google campus by lunchtime friday. kiet do, cbs 5. >>> 5:51. coming up a stinky statement. a unique way to remind customers when something is wrong. where police antioch... where police are blocking off d-street near lawton street..following an >>> thes are live pictures from a residential neighborhood in antioch. d street near lawton street are blocked off following an officer-involved shooting overnight. we're told it happened about 1:30 this morning. investigators still not releasing many details. but they do say a suspect was shot by at least one police officer. witnesses say that a police dog was injured, as well. so far no word on the condition of a suspect.

and google says google earth is built from information that's available from a broad range of both commercial public sources. the same information is available to anyone who buys it from these widely available public sources. >> we can make this easy. >> but this ad for tax amnesty in pennsylvani shows the fear of governmt surveillance is a powerful force. >> your name is tom. you live just off fifth street. you owe pesylvania $4,212. >> there are privacy risks of technology, some perhaps we shouldn't accept those risks but maybe there should be new laws how data is collected and used. >> if they took pictures today, they might see that haze sitti over us. >> peoe dressed a lot differently than al summer. get out that's short, short sleeves and stay school. talk about our record highs today and more so when the heat peaks tomorrow. >> mike, thanks very much. a miracle in a mine. 33 trapped miners stl alive 17 days lar but their rescue may take months. >> talk pot. why montel willis is eyeg a new career in oakland's pot industry. >>> we wanna take you back live to sky hd over us livermore wher

google has been on a splurge this past month, the third acquisition. bought a couple of other companies and invested up to $200 million in zing a local company that makes farmville and mafia wars. all told about half billion dollars as google tries to become a bigger player in social gaming. john and sydnie? >> jason, thank you very much. jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> this school year some san jose students won't spend anytime in the classroom. >> they are the first public school students in the bay area to take classes online. that program aimed at independent learners who typically don't do as well in the classroom. that leads us to our question of the day: nora says: no, the struggling studen uld be given ext t e to do her classes online.....mainly to get away fr he drama going coming up later on this morning on "the early show." >> erica hill joins us now from new york. good morning. >> good morning, guys. i can't imagine that there would ever be drama in high school. >> right. [ laughter ] >> not from my experience anyway. [ la

i run google ads help defer the cost. amazon has a critical going -- a pretty cool thing going on right now. i have tons of features that i want to add it to washingtonwatch.com. i decide to add new features when i feel like i have the money to do it for the i pay my web developers about twice what i make per hour to work on a site. my sob story does not matter. i stand in the shoes of many small website operators to choose whether they are going to add more content and features a some whether they can afford it. . . . . viable and can textual ads and non- contextual, blanket advertising. curtailing targeted advertising in the name privacy involves trade-offs with other importing consumer issues. thanks again so much to testify. i am happy to answer your questions. >> miss dorothy attwood. >> thank you for providing at&t the opportunity to participate. for the 2 billion of us to use the internet, the possibilities are endless. there is a venue for almost every type of interaction. we only have looked at the possibilities.

googles says that people will have to change their identity to escape their online past. welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast to our viewers on pbs in america, also around the globe. my name is mike embley. coming up later for you -- who killed off the woolly mammoth? new research suggests it was not stone age hunters. and the house where ringo lived. the battle to preserve the birthplace of a deal looks to be lost. -- beatle looks to be lost. hello to you. the latest from pakistan is that aid agencies are reporting a tenfold increase in deaths from cholera and dehydration. there are new flood waters in the south. for the north, levels are dropping, but leaving behind it devastated houses and farmland. it seems that the floods are growing. from there, orla guerin reports. >> on the ground to show solidarity and to drum up support, the international development secretary today, a meeting flood victims and hearing their stories, and reassuring donors their money will not go directly to the government. >> we can have absolute confidence, british taxpayers, those who donate

i run google ads help defer the cost. amazon has a critical going -- a pretty cool thing going on right now. i have tons of features that i want to add it to washingtonwatch.com. i decide to add new features when i feel like i have the money to do it for the i pay my web developers about twice what i make per hour to work on a site. my sob story does not matter. i stand in the shoes of many small website operators to choose whether they are going to add more content and features a some whether they can afford it. targeted advertising and the wafers sites to support themselves better -- is a way for sites to support themselves. targeted at a more viable and can textual ads and non- contextual, blanket advertising. curtailing targeted advertising in the name privacy involves trade-offs with other importing consumer issues. thanks again so much to testify. i am happy to answer your questions. >> miss dorothy attwood. >> thank you for providing at&t the opportunity to participate. for the 2 billion of us to use the internet,

net neutrality says google has done an about face. >> arguments now they're advancing. >> and and google is now on the other side of the fence facebook told us he wants too trolley for wired and wireless internet. a spokesman told us quote spreefshing an open internet accessible to ino yait vors will promote a vibrant and competitive mashlgt place. the fcc has been wrestling with nut net neutrality as have policy makers. google and very on moved this from the back burner to the front. >> david, thank you very much. a rape suspect accused of attacking at least three women in a walnut creek apartment building is in custody tonight. there is a tip that led to arrest of the 22-year-old arresting him tuesday night nearing the bart station but only named as a suspect after dna testing was completed. the break came from a citizen tip. >> there is a break in this case when the citizen provided a tip. investigators were able to develop that tip into a probable cause arrest. >> the three attacks occurred inside of apartments at the park regency. the recent was you tuesday. a 25-year-old woman awok

google would pay more to verizon to prioritize google data. the search engine, youtube, gmail, that kind of thing. do that on the company's data over the internet. google taking advantage of a power vacuum. the courts decided the fcc, which supports net neutrality, did not have the authority to enforce it. congress can write new laws, but has not. supporters of net neutrality say all the data on the internet ought to be treated equally and big companies like google ought not decide what's important and sort data out based on who can pay what. laura, this is a major move forward against net neutrality this morning. >> thanks for the latest identity thieves have new targets. yesterday we told you about how they're going after kids ruining their credit early. after our report aired, we got an e-mail from a bay area mother fighting the problem and not getting far. christy smith found her some help. >> reporter: jake thorton doesn't look like a big spender, but only this third grader's social security number is some serious debt. >> i just tried to

i run google ads help defer th cost. amazon has a critical going -- a pretty cool thing going on right now. i have tons of features that i want to add it to washingtonwatch.com. i decide to add new fatures when i feel like i have the money to do it for the i pay my web developers about twice what i make per hour to work on a site. my sob story does not matter. i stand in the shoes of many small website operators to choose whether they are going to d more content and features a some whetherhey can afford it. targeted advertising and the wafers sites to support themselves better -- isa way for sites to support themselves. targeted at a more viable and can textual ads and non- contextual, blanket advertising. curtailing targeted advertising in the name privacy involves trade-offs with other importing consumer issues. thanks again so much to testify. i am happy to answer your questions. >> miss dorothy attwood. >> thank you for providing at&t the opportunity to participate. for the 2 billion of us to use the internet, the po

google has google bikes and google snowmobiles to do mapping, so it's not that insane to think they mighterial drones. but apparently this is a misunderstanding, google says, and they're not going to be using uavs. >> interesting. >>> bad weather is certainly slowing the relief work in the gulf of mexico. crews are working on that relief well to permanently plug that oil spill we've been all talking about for months now with cement. but now they're going to be stuck in their boats until the storms pass. the suspension will delay the project by two to three days. >>> time now is 5:37. we want to check in with rob coming up in just minute. but first, felipe, he's got a look at the morning commute. >> let me situate myself. >> good morning, guys. let's take you directly out right now to oakland, northbound 880, where you see the brake lights. everything is going along perfectly. nothing to report this morning other than smooth traffic if you're heading out that way this morning, 880 northbound, southbound is where you see the headlights. a nice commute. let's take you to san jose and that co

a quick break but coming up another big internet player is working with your length film it's the google or so we'll tell you about what that movie is all about and what is up with some things are the last generation those who have a college degree but are living off of their parents with a part time job to hold themselves over for a while but is this trend the recessions fault or a long lasting sociological shift. for the. we've got. the biggest issues get one voice ceased to face with the news makers. by now i think the most people have heard about the upcoming facebook movie we first told you about it when the production house who made the film was just having a little bit of trouble creating a real gripping trailer. if you like about a part of basic on the part of facebook where you stand to show you what's right she said anything that you need your actions could probably be destroyed everything i do or to be with you might be a joke you want to go back to the way. so just as the movie is about to hit the box office it turns out that another internet giant is in talks for their own m

google says wireless isn't working for the company. the head of public policy tried to reassure users. >> google remains an open part of the internet. we think it's an important issue. we see we have a couple key enforceable protections in our proposal with verizon. that's much better than no protections at all. >> users are hoping the federal communications commission will protect their rights to the internet when the agency takes up the issue later this month. >>> well there's a new way for gamblers to keep themselves out of trouble and it seems to be working. about 1,000 people have already signed up to be kicked out of california card rooms. >>> back in 2007, after 50 years of gambling away more than a million dollars, joe hit rock bottom and had what experts call a moment of clarity. >> it wasn't a moment of clarity, it's a moment of desperation. >> reporter: that's where the state of california can come in. attorney general jerry brown has relaunched on the internet, the state's self exclusion program. gamblers can effectively ba

but how will it stack up when compared to apple's iphone and google's android phones? scott gurvey reports. >> reporter: at&t and rim executives unveiled the blackberry torch today, declaring it best blackberry ever. for canada-based research in motion, it has not arrived a moment too soon. blackberry virtually created the smartphone market a decade ago with a revolutionary device which tied the cellphone to corporate e-mail. but, while blackberry is still number one in terms of phones in service, it has lost market share and mind share first to apple's iphone and now to phones running google's android operating system. both are seen as more modern and versatile. the new torch will be an at&t exclusive and sell for $199 with a two-year contract. it combines the company's popular keyboard with a true touch screen that corrects an error pcmag.com's lance ulanoff says made the last blackberry model, the storm, a mess. >> that was a touch press screen, because the whole screen was a button. that was a disaster, i hated it. this makes sense. the o.s. update looks very smart

google would pay more to verizon to prioritize google data. the search engine, youtube, g mail would come over the company's data over the internet faster. google taking advantage of a power vacuum. the courts decided the fcc, which supports net neutrality, did not have the authority to enforce it. congress can write new laws, but have not. supporters of net neutrality say all the data on the internet ought to be treated equally and big companies not decide what's important and sort out the databased on who can pay what. if you think of the net like a library, everybody should stand in the check-outline equally. what google is saying, no, if you have a book by crown publishing and crown publishing paid more, you should get through the line faster. there are arguments on both sides. >> interesting. >> thanks, scott. >>> is it a case of pentagon payback? the rolling stone writer whose article ended the military career of general stanley mcchrystal is not allowed back with the troops. the pentagon rejected michael hastings request to join u.s. tr

google hasn't reviewed the lawsuit.the time now is in a seven will be back with more in just one couple of minutes. a skill level does side here in the mountain camp where we get above the clouds will be revived. no carrier ringconnect 2400  may soon be illegal to charge a fee when you use a debit card. nearly pass the state assembly is headed to the governor's desk the bill does allow utilities gas water and electric to charge you a fee if you pay by debit card it does not address the fees charge for withdrawing money on your debit card. hewlett-packard says it's cooperating impossible possible bribes prosecutors looking into allegations three executives used bribes to win contracts to sell computers they want internal documents and two of the executives in question have already resigned. gov. sforza naggers offices filing an appeal today to on the halt of the furlough friday an appellate court denied the governor's request for another round of furloughs he ordered them to help with the deficit because there's no budg

google. >> google tv this fall to top box uninjured operating system much like a phone market they'vene incredibly well with. the promise not the players tbs time warner wants to give content to go " the sorrows figure out to give their content for free and cbs and nbc does someone to give away the contents for free trade this could be one of those high-profile creeping or high- profile global mess. it's interesting to see how apple would respond to this. apples tends to pay its players. >> people losing their cable service and thing around with the computer networks. >> i'm going all online. >> were not the first it's probable will be back you know i'm mean. he's what answer he will stay with us. product recalls to home buying tips, government car auctions to finding a new job, whether you have information to get or ideas to give, go to the official source, usa.gov national ms. president barack obama said he has no regrets about speaking out about the proposed loft near ground zero in new york city. house speaker nancy pelosi is accusing republicans of causing of local zoning issue t

universal and comcast merger has people saying just that along with the rumored deal between horizon and google to favor certain content on the internet possibly throwing net neutrality or the democracy of equality on the internet to the wind earlier i caught up with sam seeder he's a former air america host from our new york studio and i asked him if this n.b.c. universal comcast deal is a media monopoly. maybe not necessarily in a complete technical sense but it but of course i mean the real problem here is that you have someone who essentially controls a huge amount of the pipes of delivery of content throughout the country and if they have their own product to fill those pipes there's a natural tendency incentive almost an obligation on their part from a business standpoint to favor their own content and what you're doing is you're lessening the amount of voices that the public can hear from your you frankly you're you're hurting the quality of the product and you're also also causing. problems down the road in terms of net neutrality when there is some form of convergence because comcast i

. >> reporter: of course, the issue of censorship comes autopsy after google decided to stop blocking search results in china. >> they might be a little bit more controllg over it, more overseeing. at least hp -- they'll probably help us tailor the message better for their local client users. >> reporter: yet google remain has parer, selling ads on a new chinese music site. >> we'll work more closely with google in china on this music service. we still need a lo of help from google. >> reporter: ina is expected to invest $60 billion overseas this year >> the growth of mobile broad band is expected to be staggering, ten years from now, ericcson is predicting there will be 50 billion, that's th a b, connected devices. at stanford, dad louis, abc 7, moneyscope. >> every parent wants to raise the happiest child theycan, trying to figure out how to change a child's attitude into gratitude. a new book and happiness expert may have the answers. here is theresa garcia. >> reporter: raising hay children is not just an intuitive artful skill. there's a science behind it, too >> we learned anyth

software maker suing google saying google is violating patents on its java technology. of these programs, google unveils ten new voice-activated services like sending texts and finding directions. 360 on top again. outsold wii last month for the first time in almost three years. that's according to the mtv group. microsoft and sony increasing sales with the controllers they'll start selling later this year. uses 3-d images without special glasses. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> it is 5:57 now. why the best website for getting your next airline ticket could be facebook.com. >> the face of a suspect. the new sketch police hope will get someone to identify a possible serial rapist in east bay. >> antioch one man is dead, a police dog wounded affidavit with orbitz, i know what to expect from my vacation. bad dog, balloon pop. [ dog whimpers ] because orbitz has price assurance. leaf in face, marie, man with computer. [ man ] marie! if another orbitz customer books the same hotel or flight for less, they'll send me a check for the difference automatical

google wants to save you time.aunching a new email service that it claims will cut down on all the sorting and deleting you have to do. kcbs radio's matt bigler shows us how it works. >>> reporter: google's new application in its gmail service is called priority inbox what it does it will sort through all your messages and based on your previous history, those messages that you respond to the most, those will go into a folder called most important messages. everything else will go into a folder called everything else. going the claims the average user will be able to save a week's worth of time sorting through and deleting unwanted e- mails. one of the questions is what happens if an important message ends up in the unwanted folder that could be problematic -- google will begin beta testing it later this week and users have to activate it in their account. i'm matt bigler in san jose for cbs 5. >> you have to opt n what a concept. >>> still to come, look, ma! i can text with two hands behind my back. the california

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