emily: you spent a long time at google. google is blocked in china, apps are blocked in china.s there a way forward for google in china? hugo: i don't know. it is a tricky issue. i do believe that it may not be the end of it. i personally don't think that it is the end of the road for google in china. purely thinking for how useful google is and the fact that , people in china who are at university study abroad. they depend heavily on google even despite the fact that it is blocked. that i just think at the end of the day someone is going to , figure out a way to solve whatever issues exist to bring all of this innovation to the people in china. emily: how satisfied are you with the pace of innovation? hugo: i'm quite happy with the pace of innovation. i think especially because i understand how hard it is to make progress when you are supporting hundreds around the world. i think android is entering a new phase by expressing itself through some of the different screens in different types of devices. there is basically an entirely new and completely unexplored galaxy of options

google would not do an interview with us about the accident. so reports show that google has driven self-driving cars about a million miles after half a million in california and that 13 times a test driver had to take over to avoid an accident but again this was the only time it was the self-driving car's fault. in mountain view, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> dogs found caged inside a moving truck. coming up the rescue effort and the new push to give one of them a second chance. >> why it's about to become much harder to buy gift cards. ,,,,,, (baseball on tv in background) with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. charges after police made a discovery. >>> new at 5:00 a bay point couple is facing an

ever since google took over ita software six years ago, the industry has been placing for google's big move. the doj even recently allowed expedia to take over more rival brands in anticipation. the negative impact that google destinations will have on its rivals is far from certain. google needs its partners like priceline and expedia to buy its qualified leads and google isn't involved in consumer-facing parts of the industry like consumer healthlines or people wanting to cancel their travel and it's certainly not dealing with local hotel owners. both expedia and priceline are. and in fact, they've employed thousands more people to increase their presence in that area. >> if we went down to transit action engine route, it would be a very, very different business model. we have great partners we work that do a great job when you want to transact and have great customer service. >> reporter: in other word dest substantially increase the share of the travel market it's able to sell onto its partners, it's a potential win/win for all involved. fir "nightly business report," i'm simon hob

google isn't the only company proposing to remove trees right there in mountain view. microsoft, el camino hospital and intuit have also have building proposals. you can see exactly where in mountain view at nbcbayarea.com. we've put together this interactive slide show. >>> happening now an east bay school district will consider making a major change to a long-held but controversial mascot. the principal of san lorenzo high is asking the board to remove the school's cartoon mascot known as the rebel guy. many believe it's a confederate inspired image that is offensive. others argue that it's a tradition and associates it with school pride. the board is expected to take that vote tonight at the meeting which begins at 7:00. >>> living on the streets can be lonely and a dangerous way of life. for many homeless keeping a pet can be a life saver. >> an animal can be a barrier to some of the services they need. one shelter has come up with a creative solution. garvin thomas is here with tonight's bay area proud. >> with the exception of service and companion animals, dogs

who is at fault here and what's google's response?reporter: well, google is taking some responsibility, c l calling it a misunderstanding. it happened here at a very busy intersection. the google car was trying to navigate a hazard in the road, it hit a bus and now they're investigating. people who live and work in mountain view see them all the time. >> they're really very cute. my kids love watching them. >> reporter: according to google self-driving cars circle public streets in autonomous mode an average 13,000 miles a week. a newly published reportp said on valentine's day a self-driving car crashed into a bus. according to the accident report, the google car came to a stop to avoid sandbags in a storm drain in the right lane, then signaled to enter into the left lane before crashing into a bus. the bus was going 15 miles per hour at the time and there were no injuries reported. today google released a statement saying in part, our test driver believed the bus was going to slow or stop to allow us to merge into the traffic. and t

into google lacks. a research division. the head of google ask said to those engineers that robots might not be the answers to the problem that we are solving. google access taken on a practical attitude. i think already they have reassigned some of those engineers. some have left google altogether. i think it is indicative of a broader retreat even though the videos are cool. placingthink google is too much of an emphasis on this technology today. up onmuch more coming bloomberg markets. we have the one chart you cannot miss at this hour. ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg markets. time to check out our chart of the hour -- this one is about inflation -- something we will be talking about on "what'd you miss?" to 2.3% cpi moved up and this is causing a lot of controversy within current fed officials and previous fed officials. alan greenspan says i'm concerned inflation could be a thing, but janet yellen saying she doesn't feel inflation is going to overheat anytime soon. scarlet: the current fed has be

emily: do you think we could see more exits like this from google russian mark -- google? brad: certainly. we might see more acquisitions and talent to come in and work under alphabet. emily: should we give them credit for trying? jack: we should give them credit for trying. they are still trying in certain areas. this may be too futuristic. emily: i guess is where is this leading? where are they going? jack: it is around simple things like can i pick up this note book without dropping it? from the bit different boston dynamics robots. brad: all the others were folded into google x. if you are not working on answers to the problems we have identified, we will reassign you. some of this robotics talent has left google. there is not a big certainty that robotics is the answer to solutions google needs to solve. we may not see much of the future in the near term for robotics and now for that. emily: all right. brad stone and jack clark. thank you both. i want to get a quick check on adobe. the company reported profits of $.66 a share driven by demand for the cloud-based servi

that's a lot less than cities where google doesn't have operations. as for lexington, kentucky the key to its economic growth is to get gigabit service. >> this is one of those opportunities i think from a technology perspective where you sort of have to make the big leap and the leap is that we will need that bandwidth. >> jake ward, ledges, al jazeera, cloog tennessee. >> legislation in can congress to make sure the fcc never overturns state law again. i'm going to ask her whether money she has accepted from big telecom influenced her decision. >>it's crazy money that you can make here. it's a ticking time bomb. >>do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? >> my big brother didn't wake up the next day. al jazeera america's... >> today they will be arrested. >>they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> we have to get out of here. find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 fro

that's a lot less than cities where google doesn't have operations. as for lexington, kentucky the key to its economic growth is to get gigabit service. >> this is one of those opportunities i think from a technology perspective where you sort of have to make the big leap and the leap is that we will need that bandwidth. >> jake ward, ledges, al jazeera, cloog tennessee. >> legislation in can congress to make sure the fcc never overturns state law again. i'm going to ask her whether money she has accepted from big telecom influenced her decision. >> across the united states cities are paying for and building the infrastructure for ultrahigh speed internet service on their own. telecom giants like comcast and at&t have responded by lobbying for state laws to stop doing it. but this year the fcc overturned those restrictions in two states, tennessee and north carolina. i talked with u.s. representative marsha blackburn who has presented legislation in congress for the fcc ever doing that again. it's a right of sovereignty. >> we think it's a state's rig

so, google not the only one. but google is the one being canceled tonight around 7:00 and that is when they will have a study session and most importantly here from the public. live from mountain view, stephanie chuang. >>> happening later today, real baseball inching closer to at&t park, which you can see live here. what can make of a darkened at andtur and t park. >> preview what is new for the upcoming season all part of the giants meadsia day. right now players are still in arizona for spring training. they return on thursday for the first of two exhibition games of at&t against the oakland athletics. those two teams then square off in oakland on saturday. you getting pumped? >> i do like baseball season. i like the san jose giants, though, i have to say. >> the real giants are also pretty good, too. >> when you have little kids, it's fun. you get to run the bases and all that. >> let them go crazy. >>> if the little kids are out there today, make sure they're bundled up. very cold. >> we will have baseball w

page or anything from the google blog.s google in a different position? >> i don't think so. the internet association is filing an amicus brief on the side of apple and google's ceo had tweeted on the same side as apple and the rest of the internet industry. it is a very complicated issue. i think it is getting a little heated. it is not the case that every single executive needs to tweet about it. the positions of the internet companies have been clear and will continue to be clear. emily: i am told that android phones are easier to hack. plain and simple. does google plan on making its operating system is difficult to access as apple? >> security is essential. that is what you seal the internet companies, google included, coming out in favor of strong encryption, because it does protect users but also protect national security. there will be difference between what an iphone and an android look like, but the principle is the same. strong encryption to protect infrastructure and our financial system and national security.

with google agreeing to pay $184 million in back taxes.lthough it is mainly served to stir up more controversy. as yet, it is unknown the exact amount facebook would have to boost its payments within the next tax year. smaller business sales without staff intervention, that would continue to be rooted. the immediate reaction is positive as it seeks to introduce new rules for what it seeks to be aggressive tax planning. other companies that have previously been in the microscope are starbucks, amazon. back to you. emily: bloomberg's carolyn hyde in london. how google engineers are working with unicef to map out where the zika virus may hit next. this newly developed mapping technology later in the show. and they scored is that the pay millions more in taxes in the u.k. as it tries to improve transparency after facing growing public criticism over tax avoidance. from april, they will stop rooting advertising sales from bigger clients through ireland where it had been benefiting from a lower corporate tax rate and instead will book bigger u.k

and so far, google's efforts are showing signs of success. today the company announced that home depot is now a cloud customer, following recent reports that apple is also now storing data with google. other clients include disney, best buy, and spotify. in this fight, there is a lot of money on the line. research firm, gardner, says this is a $22 billion market. it will grow nearly 40% over the next year. google, with today's conference, is signaling to investors that the cloud represents a priority for the company, a big business opportunity it intends to win. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in san francisco. >>> general mills reports weaker than expected quarterly revenue. that is where we begin tonight's market focus. the maker of cheerios attributed the lagging sales to the selloff of its green giant business and the strong dollar. the company did manage to beat its earnings targets thanks in part to cost-cutting programs. general mills reaffirmed its guidance for the year and said its focus is going to be on grows that re

some of this robotics talent has left google. there is not a big certainty that robotics is the answer to solutions google needs to solve. we may not see much of the future in the near term for robotics and now for that. emily: all right. brad stone and jack clark. thank you both. i want to get a quick check on adobe. the company reported profits of $.66 a share driven by demand for the cloud-based services. revenue is up 25-1 $.38 billion. adobe boosted annual sales and profits targeting $5.8 billion in revenue in 2016. let's drill down away from desktop software. cory: if you think about what adobe is doing, going for the change of selling license software in a box, to selling software on the cloud, it is an attractive model but hard change to make. you get one big payment. you recognize all the revenues right away. if you sell in the cloud you have to recognize software over the duration of the customer and that could be 36 months. you are going to get this air pocket where you are making a shift to the cloud but the income lo

classroom.promevo is one of google's top resellers.the burlington company focuses on google's education software. and today - students at ayer elementary got a lesson in the google classroom. <"as we see technology in classrooms is being integrated more often is the years progress so the goal was to bring students in to demonstrate those technologies."> technologies.">one reason the school was selected to take part in this google classroom is because each fourth grade student already uses a google chrome book in the classroom. notice anything different about your mac and cheese?well it appears no one else did either! either!that's a good thing for kraft heinz.the company removed artificial preservatives from its mac and cheese recipe late last year. it replaced them with the newer, less artificial ones. the company has sold more than mac and cheese so far. if you were downtown today, you may have seen some of the large pieces of art made out of cans popping up. up.this morning 16 teams gathered in various locations downtown to build sculptures using only canned food items. the sculpture

you are competing against amazon, and google. they are investing like crazy and they are not afraid to cut rices. that is the world we are heading into. emily: what is your view of oracle's future? cory: pat is dead on. competitors will be google and microsoft and amazon. salesforce is a company that spends so much money on marketing to grow the top line that their margins will not compete. google is fearless. amazon is fearless. microsoft is fearless. those are tough competitors. editorcory johnson our at large. we will have you back on in five or 10 years. later this hour we had to be filled. everyone from google and two teslas putting their car on display as congress takes a closer look at driverless vehicles. us or arudeau joining sit down with our bloomberg editor in chief 9:00 a.m. bloomberg time thursday. hasly: emily: alan warren jumped ship as chief operating officer. he has been overseeing google docs. at 2.6been the riot billion dollars. it promises users simple help insurance. win for artificial intelligence. they won

which i found googling myself. just googled you here on my phone and one of the first things that comes up is a photograph of you, colored in red. it says, racist captured. this virtual paper trail began here and still persists until today. how did it come about and what was he trying to do? dune: he is exploiting the protections that online content gets. which is good. it has created the internet as we have it today. right? but a lot of these -- you know, google cannot be liable for some random content that someone else posts. and that you find from google. carol: let's set the record straight. are you racist? dune: i am not racist. i swear. carol: do you take kickbacks? dune: no. why would i spend years studying chinese if i just hated the place, you know? david: you have written an article about all of the harm that this has caused. what prompted you to do that? you are not suing him. you decided not to do that. walk us through how this happened to you. dune: i was very naive. for journalists, i should have know

facebook and google on the market that they are not available in china.e google of china, baidu, and alibaba, which is trying to rival amazon in e-commerce, they make up 90% of programmatic ad buys in china and that is only expected to grow. this year alone, it is going to be 48%. it is going to slow down in 2017. as you know, china's slowdown -- that would definitely have an impact. emily: how important is mobile in programmatic at markets? angie: if you think about it, 1.3 billion chinese, 600 million internet users, but 80% of those users access the internet through mobile. they skip the laptop. if you are a marketer and you want to match your advertisements with consumers, you are going to want to communicate to them in mobile spaces. the problem is, in terms of real-time ad buy in, there is no universal cookie that exists. that makes it problematic. as hard to determine you, emily, looking at your mobile home and doing searches to pinpoint exactly what you are browsing versus if you are using a laptop with cookies. they do not have that. these algori

>> google has had a pretty good track record until now. >>> google says its new car just recently caused its first crash. luckily nobody was hurt. sorry. nobody was hurt. apparently -- oh, we have the story instead. all right. this happened earlier this morning in aurora, there was a mobile home that caught fire around 6:00 this morning. quickly and it didn't spread to any other homes but there was no one home at the time. investigators kind of at a loss to figure out exactly how this started in the first place. >> usually because the trailers are close together, the roads are narrow, the hydrants are far apart and presents a lot of challenges for the firefighters. >> again, no one was home at the time. the occupant was not there. >>> before heading back to earth today, nasa astronauts scott -- astronaut scott kelly tweeted spectacular photos of his last space sunrise. look at that. kelly set to arrive in houston late tonight after spending 340 days on the international space station. and he had been tweeting just amazing pictures the entire time he's been up there. so why not end with t

in google's hometown of mountain view, california. the bus hit the car after it switched lanes unexpectantly. the google car was reportedly traveling at less than two miles per hour, the bus about 15 miles per hour. no one was injured. google claims it has accumulated more than one-million miles of autonomous driving and it has updated software to avoid similar accidents. reno police have arrested a man they say shot and killed a co- worker inside siri's casino sunday night. we have more details on how the night's deadly event's unfolded. and hundreds of protesters site yesterday...to protest the company's hiring practices. we spoke with tesla about these workers' frustrations. and many seniors take multiple prescriptons every day, and keeping track of them all can be difficult. ky sisson is live in the newsroom to tell us how you and your family can help prevent unintentional misuse of those medications. these stories top your news right now at 4:30 a-m. today is tuesday, march 1, 20-16. good morning, i'm john potter. and i'm andi gu

by the way, when you take a look at google and a google car some of the most up to date statistics theyave been driving or testing the self-driving cars for seven years. now you're looking at the one that has steering wheel. i have been a chance to be in the google pod. . 17 minor questions and may have been caused by a google car in the last couple of weeks. the bottom line is this guys, google and other technology companies and auto manufacturers are saying you do not need a steer wheel in that car eventually. right now you do but even actually we're going to get past that. how do you control that in terms of federal regulations. that's going to be the key question today. >> so the municipalities are are quickly catching up, phil. >> megan smith the chief technology officer of the united states. we're back in a minute. know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least of your worries. with the guidance of a pnc investments financial advis

3 3 3 google is admiting one of its robot cars played a part in a crash. coming up... what the car was trying to avoid, when it hit a bus. 3 and news 13 wants to hear from you so we can continue to tell relevant and meaningful stories. go to wlos dot com and click-on the "your voice" news survey to share your for just $4 you can get an everyday value slam, all you can eat pancakes, our new biscuits smothered in sausage gravy, or the new cookies 'n cream mega sundae. you know, i'm more than a cook. i'm everyone's best friend. 4 dishes for 4 dollars each. 3 it's 5:xx. let's take a look at business headlines. stocks slide at the start of the week. the dow was down 123 points yesterday to end trading at 16-thousand 516. the nasdaq was down 32 points ending at 45-57. 3 3 as consumers shift more to online purchases, retailers must figure out what number of best for their business. so far this year, walmart announced it would close 154 us stores, macy's will close 36 and sears will speed up the closure of 50 stores. however, smaller specialty chains like h&m are on the rise.

and google maps directed them to this.i don't defend on google maps to get me where i need to go in my car. what type of a case is there here? i will start with you, brian. can google be led liable. ngoogle is not liable. this demolition company. someone would smack them around. they are soly responsible. learn to right a map. and before they drive a dozer they should have a couple of people to sign off. i am sorry, the only one responsible here is the demo company. >> look at the street sign, that might have helped. they sent a copy of the google map pointing to the owners of the house. and when it comes to demolishing an app for that. and a pilot doesn't land on the wrong runway. goggle has nothing to to with it. and if you want to get legal in the terms of service. and don't come on. what about damages, brian. what do you think they will be awarded? >> the loss of the house. i understand it was damaged from a tornado or what have you. but the remaining structure had value. it doesn't mean it is worth nothing. if the che

you look at google. google did about a billion. there's a multi-strategy platform going on where people want to use different outlets so i say google is going to benefit. will actually benefit and not a hit to amazon whatsoever. >> that's projected to grow without competitors. >> it will take a lot for google to catch up, although people do want to invest there. >> usually a hit to the smaller competitors that are having trouble competing. >> absolutely. >> right now amazon is dominating a way nobody is going to see them relinquish much space but i think amazon is almost priced to perfection at this point and it's traded higher and up and down. they have actually showed profitability but this is not a reason to go out and buy amazon. that's in the price and why it trades at 200 times earnings. >> coming up next, k.b. homes soaring. the rally is confirmed to still be intact. we'll explain. i'm melissa lee, cnbc, first in business worldwide. moantime, here what else is coming up on "fast." >> in this universe there's only one absolut

so it's a funneling effort for google. but google, of course, has been the elephant in the room, as you know, for a very long time. whilst this might seem in a consumer sense like a nice thing to be able to do, the potential profitability of what they're doing here and the way they could change how people search and therefore the billions of dollars of capitalization within that industry is absolutely huge, as you'll be aware. >> do we think this is something that the airlines and hotel industries welcome, or are they going to have to give concessions in terms of pricing because google usually when it enters spaces like this becomes so powerful? >> it's a really interesting question. i mean, for the airlines, the airlines have done this search really well. they basically set up orbitz. airlines pay very little commission at the moment. hotels pay huge commission. they might pay up to 20% of a room rate in order to sell it. and if we go back down into recession, that will become more and more acute. i think the question rea

why one of google's self driving cars just got into a crash. and .. how the driver of this truck ended up dangling over a freezing cold river this morning. but first ... this little guy doesn't know it yet .. but he won't have another birthday on this date .. for four more years. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 6. live from las vegas. you're watching fox5 news at six. with emmy award winner john huck. christine maddela. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 6 o'clock. local las vegas. today is leap day .. once every four years february has an extra day ... just to help keep the calander correct with the earth's roation around hte sun.. today, some people also celebrate the rare leap birthday. and that now "messiah" ... he is latoya rogers fourth boy. and he came about a week early. "it was kind of one of those things you think about and you just be, wait a minute, what's tomorrow? is tomorrow the 1st or the 29th? and by it being leap year today's the 29th." messiah was

bender, and this time it is on google.s is the first time itself diving technology is partly to blame for an accident. they released a report about the incident which happened two weeks ago. the test driver, required to be in the front seat, the bus would yield, and did not have control of the collision happened. the vehicle was rolling at two miles an hour while the city bus was at 15 miles an hour when they collided no one was injured. let's get back to our top story, the conversation on encryption and privacy heads to the hill this week. they are preparing to get testimony on tuesday, and congress is considering a bill to create a digital security commission, bringing together government officials, tech industry leaders and privacy advocates to put forward recordation unwanted national policy should look like. i sat down before the same director to ask who is right, apple or the fbi? >> they both need to come to the middle. my opinion for the question is not who is right for the phone to resolve this so that we have bot

with google agreeing to pay $184 million in back taxes.hough it is mainly served to stir up more controversy. as yet, it is unknown the exact amount facebook would have to boost its payments within the next tax year. smaller business sales without staff intervention, that would continue to be rooted. reaction ise positive as it seeks to introduce new rules for what it seeks to be aggressive tax planning. other companies that have previously been in the microscope are starbucks, amazon. back to you. hyde: bloomberg's carolyn in london. how google engineers are working with unicef to map out where the zika virus may hit next. this newly developed mapping technology later in the show. mark: a check of your first word news. mitt romney said he would support any effort to deny donald trump the republican nomination at the party's convention in july if trump does not have enough delegates to win outright. romney spoke with bloomberg politics comanaging editor mark lauer. >> even a lot of your own political allies and advisers say, and i think he

we hear about google.here is no official cars on the road yet that can be owned by regular people. has self driving features, as do many players. who is winning? you have an interesting division of strategies. you have google recently in washington before congress asking for new powers for the department of transportation to the approval of getting these cars on the road. theyave them indicating are getting on the road to having it and you've got gm, that is investing in companies and really talking about a strategy of having an experience where they think the way to get the technology well adopted is for people to have the experience of calling the car and sharing it with somebody else rather than buying the car and having it in your garage and having to deal with the uncertainties and the changes of the technology. emily: all right. to the list.ox tim, thanks so much. still to come, elon musk has spacex. jeff bezos has blue origin. to get acult is it space startup off the ground if you are not a billiona

google does require a permit. google wants the space to build a nearly 600,000 square foot futuristic campus adding it will repaint native trees like the cottonwoods. not an alarming number for a this size. tree experts say replacing the redwoods, which require a lot of water, is an improved plan. >> in this area, it would be better to introduce a more appropriate tree for the environment. >> but some people who live in mountain view have voiced frustration calling the plan and others asking city leaders not to cave into google's demand that sets the tone for all other development. on that note nbc bay area that includes microsoft, intuit as well as el camino hospital. asking for the removal of 200 of them. tonight we're talking about google's plan and if you feel any type of way about it, they say that's the place to go around 7:00 tonight. live here in mountain view, s f stephanie chuang. >> thank you very much. >>> let's check win kari hall who has plummeting temperatures this morning. >> we look at microclimat

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emily: what about google? what have your talks with google been like? tobi: yeah.t is a little bit hard for me to comment. i know where you're going with this. [laughter] emily: let's talk about the elephant in the room. has google talked to you? are they trying to buy you? tobi: as a public company, i emily as a public company, i cannot comment. , emily: do you wonder about google as a competitor? they've been trying to expand their shopping efforts. tobi: google, and everyone else frankly is finally taking , e-commerce seriously. everyone realizes what an important role it plays. would be one to do it shopify is we want to be a neutral office. we want to power the merchants. we love helping entrepreneurship. we want to make it easier to build these online businesses. no one paid attention to how difficult this was. we built the back office. we are getting your orders in and getting your packets out. and then we integrate with facebook. we give you online stores or you can sell directly. that is really our role. emily: you're getting so much information about the

teenager's artwork won a national contest hosted by google. as tom roussey reports, she hopes that it sends a meaningful message. today, if you went to the google homepage come you may have noticed something unusual, this artwork featured nationwide. the artist is a d.c. teenager. we spoke on face time with the teenager while she was at google headquarters in mountain view, california. while there, she learned that she had one the google contest. >> it was a long process. she's a sophomore at eastern high school, where her art teacher urged her to enter. beat entries from all 50 states. it features black history as well as curren she hopes that it sends a message. person thatpe of not only turns heads but -- she said the woman is his or her mom, who went on the trip with her. millions are getting the chance to see the drawing. >> i do think it really hit me. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: impressive. besides the trip to california, she won a 30,000 other college scholarship. eastern high school, where she goes as a sophomore, will recei

given the stance that google is taking in support of apple.hertoff: it is actually very smart move. they do set up these advisory panels. they bring in people with different experiences and different points of view. this is the same type of issue. bringing in people who understand modern technology and how it develops. getting the benefit of their expertise. a good way for the government keep the door open to the tech community. the former secretary of homeland security. thank you very much. facebook the latest tech company under investigation in europe. thean authorities say social network may have abused its market dominance. forcing users to agree to its terms on how their data is used. amazon and google are already being investigated in europe. say they havels been in touch with their european counterparts regarding this probe as well. sarah: it is important to put this in context. facebook has had run-ins with privacy issues during the whole existence of the social network. he terms of service he through the whole thing. what the germans

this emerging business called google cloud platform, which is part of google play.ntage of this growing shift toward companies, large enterprises and small companies, that are looking to move their databases and dr. storage into the cloud and into other companies data centers. ultimately, google, like amazon has done in the past and they started the trend, is looking to become the crowd provided for companies globally, and it will be a very big business opportunity for google and amazon. matt: is google better positioned than amazon? at small andere medium-sized companies and they are already using so many google applications and i cannot imagine what amazon applications they were using to choose that company for the cloud? brian: google is the new center. amazon has been in the business for five years or six years and they will do $12 billion of revenue in cloud services this year versus google lasted did under $1 billion, so amazon is the entrenched early player leading this space. google is the new entrance. lastly, they had the google outd conference with a laid

google search ends expert, latoya drake is on the google election team. good morning. >> good morning. some of you look wide-awake which is pretty amazing, considering it's awfully early out there. >> [ ughter ] >> i know that north carolina is not part of super tuesday, our primary is coming up a little bit later this month. what are north carolinians looking at? which candidates are getting the most searches here in the tar heel ate? >> yes, so one of the things we have taken a look at is not just what's happening at the local level but also oking nationally to see who people are searching for and which candidates are taking the lead. on the republican side of the house, donald trump has laid search engines pretty much since he announced his candidacy. right now he is followed by marco rubio and then ted cruz. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is leading right now, leading hillary clinton in terms of overall arch interest. >> okay, can you tell us what issues the voters are really >> yeah, it's very interesting, because the top issues that people a

give that to google. give that to amazon.pple being the size business it is, it can negotiate it's pricing in this. probably not making a ton of money off of apple as a customer. i don't know about the strategic importance of this. i'm not sure that apple wants to be an infrastructure as a service provider. >> they want to build all the data centers where they're the primary service providers to themselves. now a lot of us are storing all of our stuff on apple servers which right now is amazon. >> when you're building it for yourself it's completely different than if you were building it as infrastructure, the kind of thing they're buying as a google or amazon. so seeing how those work i'm not sure how much that's going to benefit apple. >> interesting side note, not to digress, the way amazon developed this whole thing in the begin as good they realized they had to build it for themselves and they realized how hard it is and they said wait a minute hundreds of other companies need this. let's sell it. >> sounds familiar on a

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--there are food trucks that come to google. they have the world's best cafeterias. but then there are these food trucks that park outside of google, and you coordinate that. matt: so, actually, 2 years ago we started working at google in programming third party businesses. a year ago, we started working with google to create their own food truck program that we run as our company. scott: they contract out to you? matt: they contract out to us the same way they contract to other business. quentin: i think this phenomenon is so interesting because it's sort of like, you know, open-plan offices or cubicles or something. like there's the street, and then there's a restaurant on the streets, it's the food truck, and then it goes away after lunchtime. it kind of pops up and pops down again, which is really fantastic, and you get all this variety. what do you say to the complaints of restaurant owners that, "we're paying taxes, we have overhead, we have a bigger staff, we're doing more employment. these guys are complete carpetbaggers

on google. >>> you know i love queen. when we see days like this with the sun coming through the clouds i had to pick you are my best friend. we have alex savidge here, he is fine and i'm guessing you and chip have the best friend status. >> i would say we do. absolutely. he has always been a good buddy of mine working so closely with him. we are on a different level now. i think i can safely call him my hero. >> how do you feel today compared to yesterday. >> i'm decompressing. my heart pounds every time i see the video, still. every time it gets played my heart skips a beat. today i'm feeling better than yesterday. i'm making a slow recovery. it is emotionally draining and emotionally overwhelming. >> it is good having you here. a lot of people are talking. you have broken the internet officially. the well wishes from around the world for alex savidge are amazing. i'm guessing you have questions or thing to say for alex. here's your chance. let us know today. hashtag #ktvu 9. anything you want to say to alex after a clo

leaves safety bit wayside the congress should not skirt reals just because technology giants like google> uber and lyft is hoping to make the ride easier partnering with to organize car pools an the city. drivers will get a financial incentive for carrying car poolers with details not released. right now, are is a wait list of interested people, with uber already testing their own version called uber pool. >> this is unbelieve average, making yourselfy work for you, how it can take the place of cold hard cash. >> and meteorologist mike nicco has a look at your spring-like forecast. mike? >> good morning, yes, we anticipate warm temperatures the next couple of days as the sunshine rolls around but i have my eye on our next storm that will roll in on sunday and monday. i will let you know where that fails on the storm-impact scale. >> we don't recommend this but it and amazing to watch, wait until you see this fearless >> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> look at this dude, enjoy this so you don't have to do it. this super cool stunt shows a winged s