to parse google's words. the question is google bias and that's not the answer google provided. they said the system. we know that google itself is in the tank for obama and has been in the tank for obama and is now the tank for hillary clinton and there's good reason for that. from their perspective they want to pursue as liberal policy as possible across the spectrum. deirdre: dan when dan when you say in the tank are you offering to the fact that silicon valley in general more employees have donated to hillary clinton's campaign than to any others? >> i can speak specifically about google and facebook really both are pursuing policies here in washington d.c. that harm basic principles of conservative standard things like property rights, things like freedom of expression. google and facebook have been attacked in these apologies for a look -- policies. at the american conservative union barbree stand for conservative philosophy we have been at loggerheads with google to try to make sure that americans have the right protected. deirdre: a americans have their rights protected.

they are certainly informed by the things google does and the google collect.y no company in the world has the data google has. they think they can use that to make smarter investments, and look at what's really going out there and get an early. the fact they are taking this to the public market is a different thing, but this is focused on financial return, not just leveraging google's assets for the benefit of google and alfred corporate -- alphabet corporate. it's about financial return. they will make money. that is their goal. vonnie: i wanted to get into the terminal just to show you guys the love from google capital and what it meant to care.com share prices, searching. that you can see it. you can catch cory with more on andyou care for pets fo people all at once on "bloomberg west." david: hershey's has you -- unanimously rejected a takeover bid from mondelez international. craig joins us with more. ereivations on mondelez's w primarily geographic? greg: correct. mondelez was set up with a split from kraft to attack emerging markets, and that has not wo

on google maps and google reader. 15 years prior, he worked at microsoft.moved on and leads a medical device company. it came with a persistent request of one of the firms backers, vinod khosta. hosla. >> he called me about 30 times. he was relentless. it got so regular, friday night at 7:00, my wife would see the phone ringing and she would say -- i know that is vinod. do not answer that. [laughter] he was relentless. i wanted to do something that really mattered. and when i came across this company, it had a big emotional effect on me. heart disease is the number one killer of men and women. more women die of heart disease, three times more than breast cancer. to be working with a company that is building a product that can do tact and arrhythmia in your heart and do it in the privacy of your own home in 30 seconds, that is pretty impactful. the way the company is doing it through machine learning, i am passionate about that. it drew me. i knew it was an opportunity i had to take. emily: there are a lot of medical device companies out there that are tryin

as you noted, google ventures, when it was called google ventures, now gv, was an early vet investor in nest and saw it from the earlier stages and tony was very vital of course to getting the company to where it got to and being acquired by google, and you know, of course he was an important and vital part of that. but as he said in his letter to the world on the nest blog, this has been a transition that he's been thinking about for awhile and i think the company, seems like it's in a pretty good state right now. it's a very very large company within google, so they are bringing in a new person who they have experience with, who did a good job at motorola in order to run it and hopefully keep everything running just the way it has been under tony. >> finally before we go, the gv investments range from slack to john to periscope. you have such a wide range of sectors. i wonder if there is a theme or trend you think will be especially big in tech and for you going forward. >> yeah, so as you noted, sort of vr has been something we have been looking at pretty closely. one thing that's

is waging against google.ater, how brexit is sitting tech stocks in asia as aftershocks of the vote ripple around the world. ♪ emily: now to our interview with the advertising giant. he has built a powerhouse that employs 194,000 people in 112 countries. david westin and alix steel caught up with the c.o.o. who was outspoken in his support for the u.k. to remain in the e.u. they asked what went wrong with the campaign. take a listen. >> there were three issues. the first was the economy. the second was sovereignty. the third was immigration. force johnson is saying sovereignty was the key issue, not immigration. the governmental "remain campaign" focused almost totally on the economy and left the question of sovereignty on the table and lastly immigration which is a very emotional issue. the other area they forgot about is this was not a general election. this was a referendum. if you look at some of the vox pop stuff, middle england, the southeast of england voted against it, as did northern island. the conce

google paid $3.2 billion in cash for google, for nest.hen we look at first-quarter results out of google and the other bets, just under $200 million in revenue and $800 million in losses, i think google should stop buying hardware companies. one of the worst acquisitions they made was for motorola handsets. here we have internet of things, thermostat. tony is a super talented guy. it's hardware, you've seen in handsets that did not work. i would like to see google preserve cash and focus on software and search, one of the best legal businesses there are. emily: you can't help but compare it to steve jobs getting kicked out of apple. >> that's true. tony did say there are a new -- a lot of new products and services coming down the pipe. emily: what else is coming? >> there are home devices, like the amazon echo. they've done a lot of work on this standard, which is called weave. that was a really hard slog and a lot of the time was spent doing that. that might form a basis with which to bring a lot more devices under the nest umbrella into

waged a war on google plus. you think about that piece? >> i did not read that particular piece but i think that the valley is filled with companies trying to do innovative things. oftentimes in the same space and i think that is healthy. you don't want just one electric car company. you want many. it is better for consumers. i don't think big companies should stop competing in the same space. that should continue and they make for great articles. emily: when you reflect on what happened at google plus. what is your take away? >> when i look back at my time on the windows team or the google maps team or the google plus team, what i can't remember most are the people i worked with. those teams were filled with some of the most amazing people -- people i will not forget for the rest of my life. you forget about the technologies, that you never forget the people. when i look at, i remember them. emily: is it possible to disrupt facebook? think mark zuckerberg is doing an incredible job of execution. i use facebook

facebook.zon, google, google has made a fortune on search. microsoft made a fortune on software.mazon made a fortune on a whole range of different things. companies, are they in pursuit of a holy grail. eric: the tech companies as a group are highly competitive and seeking -- i want to say it right. think of each of these as a platform company driven by innovation that solves a problem. in some cases, a problem you did not know you had. microsoft being the eldest of them, they saw the problem of interoperable workstations. amazon started off as essentially a virtual bookstore. i wanted aalize bookstore bigger than barnes & noble but now that i do, i think it is fantastic. it is sort of the resuscitation of the company. they let the category. leading the platform fight, we have never had that many companies fighting so brutally against each other and also collaborating. where is the collaboration because you're also suing each other? [laughter] eric: pretty normal. there is lots of collaboration. run on microsoft products. and on apple. charlie: last year they announced a partners

down as that's just after two years his company to google. advise stay on to alphabet. coming up, what effect does the havingto low volatility on the overall equity market? some analysis, just ahead. ♪ >> let's get to first word news. french officials have activated crisis center as the country faces historic flooding. 20,000 people have been from their homes across france, in operations involving thousands of firefighters and military personnel. nearly a week of heavy rain has flooding surges across a large portion of europe, where 14 people have and many more are missing. flooding is also hitting residents hard across much of texas. nearly the entire eastern half of the state is under a flash warning.ch or days of heavy rains are lingering in creeks and rivers, and storms off the gulf of mexico are threatening to worsen flooding near houston. say hillary has the best -- hillary clinton has the president.ence to be 62% say she has the experience of donaldle 31% that trump, according to a gallup survey. 51% say mrs. clinton can work the oppos

we spoke last year about why he sold to google.isten to what he had to say. >> it was about building the right thing. this wasn't about money. the number was nice. this was about a 10, 15 year vision. i knew we would need regards around us to help us get there. i remember how long it took to get from ipod to iphone. you need a lot of resources to do it. people go, you need to go public. i did not want to go public. when you saw that number, when you had the gut feeling, you just had to go with it. when you get married, you never know what it's going to be like on the other side. at the end of the day, it's an emotional decision, not a rational one. emily: i thought it was so interesting when he said it was an emotional decision, not a rational decision. as a long-time investor in google, in alphabet, what do you think? are you worried? >> i am worried. what we've seen -- let's put it on the table. cashe paid $3.2 billion in for google, for nest. when we look at first-quarter results out of google and the under $200 just million in

another example su can use google. we have a product you can get on your phone, speak in your language, it comes out in another phone in another language. like oh my god. right? does this really work? yes. is it as good as a human translator. not yet. okay. is it good enough to have a casual conversation, yes. all right. how does it work? well, it turns out it takes your voice, it digitizes it and puts it into text, that is done using a neuronetwork such which san ai concept t uses a different translation neuronetwork which learned how to translate by looking at good language pairs. it translates it and then translates it back into voice. you have three different translations, you go from voice to voice. >> rose: back to my question. is there a name for what the-- sphr industrial to information to the age that we are looking at now, the transform tiff age of all of the technology and what it is doing for us? r it but i can define it aname little bit. so another example, there is a game called "go" which americans typic

google is updating its my account feature. easier for users to find out what google knows about them. when users do a vanity search, googling their own name, a card linking to their account settings will show up. it's the first time google has linked account information into its search engine. users will also be able to see how they're depicted on various sites. than we would ever google ourselves. >> oh, no. not me. that's unhealthy. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot. >>> still ahead, shaking the salt habit. for the first time, the government is cracking down on salt in some of your favorite foods to save lives. (rothat cigarette smokingght just messed up your lungs. i never thought that at only 45, it would give me a heart attack. my tip is, do your heart a favor and quit now. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. msame time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pressure points with each step, for all day comfort that keeps you feeling mo

and that we heard from many of our authors who use google books that way. but the bigger issue with the google books case and i'm so sad the court didn't take the case because it sets a very bad precedence that everything that google did, every copy copy they made his fair use because of the service they provide google book which is such a wonderful service that we want them to be able to provided so work in a call this. i think the court was convinced that it would be too hard for people to try to get the rights from authors which is untrue because actually there was a settlement agreement earlier where google has agreed to pay the rights which a settlement was not approved by the district court. so that's why the litigation continued and when the case was but nobody thought that was fair use. they said yes, yes, it's fair use. the problem is that ashe moved further into the digital age and we are just at the beginning of the changes that were going to see and distribution, the way with the books is more more through search, more more of an exit basis and

google is planning to open their api for google assistant.y are not the first mover and do not need to be the first mover. emily: gary, you are an investor in another personal assistant company that facebook and google have reportedly tried to buy. what is coming here? >> to your point, the ceo of vidlab has talked about the explosion of applications. apple has 13 million registered developers. of those, you have to say there are six domains open today. phone, messages, photo, search, ride-hailing, workouts, and personal payments. those are nice but limited. 13 million developers have their domain open for use. the opportunity here and the excitement should be around the fact that these digital assistants are now open. it is a race to a single interface, if you will. the world is now opening. the question is, do they stay open on existing ecosystems, google and apple? five major companies, google, apple, facebook, amazon, and microsoft. you have the insurgents. tim over here, vivlabs, and the opportunity is to create an open environment with

and disclosure, google is a large investor in uber.ie: so is saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. eric: i did not do that deal. has done incredibly well. i wish i invented uber. it was actually invented in paris, at the base of the eiffel tower, according to travis. at the exact time he was inventing uber, i was giving a speech saying there will be amazing companies founded based on smartphones, google maps, and gps, but i could not figure out what that was. i will tell you, the next uber, be talkingwill about in five years, will be built on a machine intelligence platform and very fast networks. it will use a smart phone, android or iphone most likely, and it will use very rapid iteration. i just don't know what the app is, wahthart problem. fastie: in terms of how technology is evolving, the fear is often that people, from people like elon musk, larry, bill gates, is there some danger from machines becoming so smart, so human, but uncontrollable, that they provide a threat to the planet? erioc: these people have been watching a lot

the source said it points to google ceo eric schmidt, chairman of google company alphabet who helped works whose sole purpose is to get clinton elected by giving her an edge in data crunching. manipulating search results may not sound like a big deal but these show you can swing voter attitude up to 48 percent by feeding people positive search results. google claims it did not temper with the results. source said says the clinton camp knows this is happening, go to the website yourself and see why they claim. jon: interesting. it's thank you. after scott more next. heather: let's bring in julie rating ski, a former political advisor to the late new jersey senator frank lautenberg and tony say, a republican campaign consultant and executive vice president of jamestown associates, both fox news contributors. so did google do it or did they not do it? >> i have no idea. if they did do it, it's wrong. heather: it's obvious though, you have the examples william had and i seconds go try it myself with bing and google and it's still happening that way. >> if they did do it, it's wrong and t

the fire bombing at google. matt keller is in mountain view with the police. do they think this machine was involved? >> kristen, they are looking into it. the p.i.o. said they are not releague the same the "suspect," or the charms he could face. shear video of the investigation. there were two scenes, the first on garcia avenue at google west campus. police were called for a suspicious vehicle at midnight. they arrived and followed that vehicle to willow road where officers did a high risk stop, pulled over and the drivers with arrested without incident. the bomb squad was called and nothing was found inside. this is a month after an attack at the google west campus. may 19, a person threw two devices at the builting and the google maps car with only minor damage reported. any connection to the first bombing or the devices that were thrown at the willing at google maps car may 20? >> we don't know. we are looking into that. that is a possibility? >> correct. >> we were told this man has been brought, or has not

the allegations against google which google has flatly denied come in the form of an online video fromly omits terms that might be harmful to clinton's campaign. for more on this story we go to william in our west coast newsroom. >> it's a pop culture website. it claims google intentionally manipulated search results to favor hillary clinton. here's why. it typed in hillary clinton, it automatically filled in hillary clinton climb bill and crisis. do the same on bing or yahoo! and you get hillary clinton criminal. try again, it typed in hillary clinton i-n-d. yahoo! and bing hillary clinton indictment. yet google's own trending site showed eight times more searches for clinton indictment than clinton india. >> the intention is clear. google is burying potential searches for terms that could have hurt hillary clinton in the primary elections in past several months by manipulating recommendation on their site. >> but when trump r-a-c for racist this time the google search matched yahoo! and bing. >> this appears to be an intentional manipulation of search and results to favor an outcome

harris: is it fair to kind of start to question when you google or look at those things -- >> googlesocial media. harris: they have a social element, absolutely they do. if you're part, when you search for travel you become part of a family. sign on and talk to each other. sandra: correct there is outlet for that but talking about the google search engine. >> worldwide web. >> are you suspicious. >> when you type in lyin', ted comes up, auto fills on google. that is one of the thing in the article. i very rarely google myself because it is too emotionally draining. when i was younger i might have. everything comes up, my sister did it recently, it is terrible. i would be interested to see what comes up for elizabeth warren compared to a jesse watters. >> put elizabeth warren pocahontas, what comes up? not anything in google. if you go to yahoo! there is stuff about her lying about her background. >> take the scenario it is stacked in favor of hillary. what does it say about her, a lot of people, here is thing you will never enjoy being seen as underdog. she will never enjoy that. if

google's new attempt to find out what ails you more informative and less terrifying. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, thomas roberts. >>> good evening. we begin with deadly fire and flooding on opposite sides of the country. in west virginia, historic flooding has killed at least 24 people. tonight search and rescue missions are active to get the stranded to safety as thousands remain cut off from power and supplies. in california the severe dry terrain and wind gusts have contributed to the erskine fire and is claiming at least two lives. we have reports on both stories and morgan radford starts us off in west virginia. morgan? >> reporter: thomas, good evening. this used to be a dairy queen. you could still see unopened ice cream cones here besides sinks that have been completely uprooted. we're standing in the heart of one of the hardest hit areas. so far 24 people have been pronounced dead, and now federal assistance is on the way. an entire town submerged. this in

this time google search matches yahoo! and bing. why might google tip the scales for hillary?ocratic fund-raiser and clinton supporter eric schmidt who created a company to provide her campaign with cutting edge voter end data analysis. but google says no, you've got it wrong, it does not favor any candidate or cause. that it claims to the contrary would simply misunderstand how autocomplete works. predictions are produced based on a number of factors, including popularity of search terms. google says, david, its systems automatically filter out offensive or inappropriate autocomplete predictions so negative information is not the first thing that pops up for candidates or anyone else. back to you. david: i did it this morning, i typed in hillary clinton cri, for google and yahoo! very different results with hillary -- with google you are always directed towards a favorable indication. at least this morning it worked. william, thank you very much. very interesting stuff. melissa: how much money do you think an nba player spends in one month? david: i don't know. melissa: maybe

google is updating its my account features.t will be easier to find out what people know about them if you do a vanity search a card link to go your account setting will show up and linked user account information to the search engine. users will be able to see how they are depicted on various sites. brooke and jim. >> have you ever google had your self. >> yes, sometimes. >> i think i'm the only person what but, jill. >> twitter search, everything. >> you can find interesting stuff. >> i have googled myself but there is another jill wagner out there. >> there is another brooke thomas. >> i could careless if there is another jim donovan, whatever people are saying, good for them. >> thanks. >> that is a very healthy attitude. >> thank you, i try. she thinks i'm crazy but i'm's trying. see you later. >>> coming up later, we will get another check of weather and traffic. >> but nice day today but katie is tracking our next chance for rain. my goodness our full forecast when we parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you

now google is under the microscope for possible political bias as well. alleges that google is manipulating its search results to suppress phrases that could hurt hillary clinton this election. >> when we type hillary clinton cri into google. the auto search function shows three potential solutions. when you type the same term into google's competitors, being yahoo, you get very different results, focusing on whether or not hillary clinton has ever committed a crime. >> the company denies the charge. saying it doesn't favor any candidate or cause. the algorithm universe weeds out what they call offensive or disparaging quote. about anyone. if you type in al capone, richard nixon, that doesn't come up. so dana, you were -- >> what are you talking about. >> they're saying it's, they're -- defensive. >> you have to look up crime stories and everything else. >> this is very shady. >> the auto complete is not the search results. >> i understand. >> i was going to ask dana, if she were involved with the facebook thing what do you think of this one? >> i wouldn'

anne thompson has our report. >> searching on google in the millions. of 20 was on health. >> i had something on my finger and the first thing popped up was that i had skin cancer and i started freaking out. >> reporter: such a search will give you sites like web md and yahoo health but now google aims to make it easier to pinpoint a potential problem when you search symptoms from your mobile device. >> we connect you to the most common conditions that might be related to that search. >> reporter: in language that doesn't require a medical degree. say you type in tummy ache. >> you see this card which has information for you on general symptoms like tummy aches that both tie back to a concept like abdominal pain and tell you information about how to treat it yourself and when to seek medical help. >> it says treatment. aren't you diagnosing the problem. >> no. we talk about taking anti-gas medication. >> though it partners with harvard medical school and the mayo clinic, this is not google being a digital doctor. >> we are not replacing health care visi

>>reporter: google could be trying to skew the news. source bed says it's discovered that google has been act ably altering search recommendations in favor of clinton. it says it tested the theory by searching hillary clinton, cri, google's auto complete finished it as crime bill's. .>> it could've hurt hillary clinton by manipulating -- recommendations. >> google says, it systems automatically filter out offensive or inappropriate predictions. >>> coming up, a celebration for the most famous athlete in the world. hiking in portland, you may be too tired to walk back to your hotel. that's why we have public transportation.

the people who build the tech companies we all use, google and apple.hen you look at the profile of people who work in tech, they are very liberal. at our company, we give politicians a score. if you look at the average political leanings, they are roughly in line with bernie sanders. they are much more to the left than hillary clinton. emily: would you say this california primary is make or break for sanders but not for hillary clinton? >> there is the money race and in california bernie sanders is doing well but the one that really matters is the delegate race. that is what she is focused on. it looks like she is very much on track for that. those behind bernie sanders would like the movement to go on, irrespective of what happens in that mathematical situation about the delegates. emily: we know he had planned a fundraiser last week which he canceled but then said he is that endorsing either candidate but just once to engage with all of them. >> to put it in terms of donald himself, he is doing very poorly in silicon valley. very small numbers of don

. >> and why axl rose is taking on google. >> it was huge, right? >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ou ♪ skinny, so skinny >>> it is "skinny" time. time to finally get some details on what happened on "the bachelorette." >> so he wasn't with us this guy, monday night. so you're here now with the analysis. >> i hardly -- i didn't think i was going to make it to be honest. >> really. >> four hours of "the bachelorette" on monday and tuesday night. >> very subtle. >> terrible towel edition here. see why momentarily. let's just reset where we were. >> please. >> 17 guys started the episode last night. there was a rose ceremony pretty much straightaway. ali, christian and nick b., forget them. they're gone. we didn't know them anyway. 14 were left. they were off to the wilds of pennsylvania. roll that beautiful bachelorette footage. starts off a one-on-one date with jojo and luke. that was a sled dog ride. it looked like fun in the snow. but the real fun was had in a hot tub in the middle of the woods. where else would it be, of co

. >>> still ahead, google under fire. why it's being accused of leaning left when it comes to its search results. >>> plus, caught on camera, shots fired at a major american airport. what we're learning from police about the shooting. >>> and heart break in the east bay after a high school student set to graduate tonight suffers a devastating injury at an end of the year party. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> first it was facebook and now, google could be tiring -- trying to skew the news. it has discovered that google has been actively altering search recommendations in search of hillary clinton's campaign. source fed says it tested th

google maps and ways, also owned by google, were neck and neck for most of the drives, with my googleging out a slight lead. >> i wonder if we won. >> apple maps gave betsy three straight last place finishes. >> we've been waiting for a while. >> so this fourth of july, we're giving google maps three fireworks for fastest and most accurate routes. ways gets two fireworks. and apple maps limps into third with just a sparkler. >> that's a sparkler, chemi. >> apple maps really fell behind. if you think about the value of this business, 2$200 billion annually in the maps business. in google maps, local businesses will pay extra money to have their logo pop up on the route. so it really is important to these companies which map is the best. >> google owns ways, and it uses their technology, right? >> a little bit. they just feed some data in. but the technology is different. ways is like a social media thing. >> i use ways. >> and they operate independently. they compete against each other. when you talk to the companies, they say no, we are different from them. google does big data. they'

google just released new diversity networks for the first time since 201 women4, -- 201 30% of google 47% of google employees. stock we are watching, jerusalem-based mobile eye does some of the software's possible for -- we mention the problem the tesla had, investigation after the death of a driver. bmwnews comes weeks after unveiled the driverless concept car. correspondentt has more from tel aviv. bmwobileye teaming up with does not come as a huge surprise. been a customer before of mobileye. i think it's with high up with intel that is the most interesting from mobileye's perspective. intel is the world's biggest chipmaker and rules the roost when it comes to service of pcs and laptops. it has been a bit of a laggard when it comes to in car technology. it is the tech that moves into cars that is becoming an increasingly important selling point for auto manufacturers. a tie up with mobileye and b&w is attractive. this is a real validation of this technology, not just for the world's leading luxury carmaker is developing driverless cars, but the world's biggest chipmaker is on board

it shows that google's filter is working. you can go in there and take stuff out. >> it is easy to say this isn't spam. it has to be the wording and any fundraising or political e-mail will probably get sent there because, yeah, you were saying it it is a pill to read. you don't want to get that. any person who lives for the e-mails they need a pen pal. >> don't you think trump will spin this like now there is trump spam and it is phenomenal. i know there is walk in bathtub spam and i know great walk in bathtub and asian singles who are 8, 9 and 10. >> i think he will take advantage of this he will trumpet it and the thing is it always works when you say they are against you. obviously these big tech companies are against trump, aren't they? >> i think the people who work for these tech companies are against trump. they are young millennials who come look for a job. by definition they would be. now he can't stop thinking about trump spam and his face on all of the covers on spam and they may be as good as trump steaks. >> it

google's auto complete function automatically filled in hillary clinton crime bill. and crisis. do the same on bing or yahoo, you get hillary clinton, criminal. so i said try it again, typing in hillary clinton, ir-n-d. google's own trending site shows eight times more searches for hillary clinton indictment than hillary clinton india. >> the intention is clear, google is burying poer tension searches for terms that could have hurt hillary clinton in the primary elections over the past several months by manipulating recommendations on their site. >> source fed searched bernie sanders and donald trump. example trump r-a-c for racist. this time the google search matched yahoo and bing. >> this appears to be an intentional manipulation of search results, the presentation of those to favor an outcome somebody wants. >> google denies that, says it does not favor any candidate or cause. claims to the contrary simply misunderstand how auto complete works, predictions are produced based on a number of factors, including the popularity of search terms. >> based on what the results are, b

versus microsoft and google. it's year-to-date. while these are all different businesses, different growth rates, different valuations n a world where things are bought and sold and rotation is the issue, not so much valuation, this sa little bit of a spread that at this point suggests facebook will go the way of microsoft and goog. year-to-date chart, take a look on the past 12 months. again, all about now trying to play for convergence here. you've got, again, green and orange. microsoft and google. facebook up here to the top. okay. let's take you back even further. this is over two, three-year period. same general circumstance. you could say, yeah, that's the better growth company. it has been. the question is, more recently it's starting to stall just as they have. my bet is it's going to come off here. here's a chart. short-term. past year. draw it the way you might want. my eye draws it like that. i see a low here. i see a low here. i think at a minimum, we're coming back to this low. the stock closed at 113. about 5%. pulli

there's been issues with yelp and google changing algorithm.ut you work closely enough with them that one day you won't wake up and they change the algorithm? >> well, i don't know if they'll ever change the algorithm, but i know we're not trying to optimize against the algorithm, we're just trying to create great web sites for our customers and i think google continues to optimize to say sites should be ranked higher. so i think our goals are pretty much the same, great content, great web site, get them higher. >> let's say i want to do online ordering and i wanted to dove tail with google, wix would offer me a way that would be -- comes to the top? >> yes. well, in new york city it's probably harder to be on the top spot but, yes, if you look at the search engine, absolutely we give a great solution. we'll also give you a great way to create online ordering, take away, everything you need. it's part of the platform. beyond that we are also very friendly with a way for you to advertise on google. >> right. >> on facebook, by the way, so you ca

and being the -- whose the guy who had a basketball time and sold to google? >> mark cuban. >> a company with no revenue and no customers and sold it for how many billion dollars? >> 7. >> about what yahoo! -- >> twice what they are worth today. how much satisfaction is there in that really? if you're creating jobs, you're changing people's lives. i mean -- >> tom, do you think this is a structural change or cyclecal change. we have ended a year where there were more companies created with billion dollar valuation than we've seen ever in venture capital. right now uber is the highest valued private company in silicon valley history. a lot has to do with the ipo being pushed off. >> how much of this is that we're in a fast money point in the cycle versus a structural change in the valley. >> we're in a crazy bubble and particularly as it relates to private company valuations and this bubble like the others we've seen will pop. when it pops, the damages will be significant and the blame will be widespread. >> tom siebel -- going to commercial on that. thank you

versus microsoft and google. it's year the date., while these are all different businesses, different growth rates, different valuations. in a world where things are being bought and sold and rotation is the issue, not so much valuation, this is a spread that at this point starts to suggest that maybe facebook will go the way of microsoft and goog. take a look at the past 12 months. all about now trying to play for convergence here. you is green and orange, microsoft and google. facebook at the top. let's take it back further. over a two, three year period. same general circumstances. that's the better growth company. it hads been. it's starting to stall recently. my bet is it will come off here. here's a chart. short-term. past ear. my eye. you could draw the way you might want, my eye draws it like that. i see a low here. i see a low here. at a minimum. we're coming back to this low. the stock closed at 113. that's about 108. pull back measure. the more draconian. if erp to stay in the channel but get to the bottom. we're looking

in our note today, we pointed to a couple of potential buyers, facebook, google, google would want to that data in somebody else's hand. a couple of interested parties. >> the guy who left is the head of product, right? >> yeah. jeff seeberg. >> you think they need to roll out new product by the end of the year. >> correct. >> how do they do that when they're constantly replacing head of new products? >> jeff reports to a guy named adam who rolls out all the product. you don't want to see a turnover there. adam has been there since 2011 and is still running it. if the new products don't inflect the users, that's when the company has to have the share of the responsibility, revisit, maximize. >> one of the names you left off is yahoo!. what are the chances of two negatives making a positive. is there a chance that these guys get together? it makes sense on a number of different levels. >> it does. in fact, we do believe they actually -- we think twitter was kicking the tires on that. at this point, though, we don't think it's very likely. there are a lot of synergies there, though. new

versus microsoft and google. it's year to date.hile they are all different businesses, different growth rates and valuations, in a world where things are just being bought, sold and row taegs is the issue, not valuation, this is a little bit of a spread that at this point starts to suggest that maybe facebook will go the way of microsoft and goog. year to date search, past 12 months now about playing for convergence here. you have green and orange, microsoft and google, facebook at the top. okay. let's take you back further. this is over a two, three-year period. same general circumstance. you could say that's the better growth company. it has been. the question is more recently it's starting to stall as these have. my bet is it will come off here. this is a chart. short term. past year. my eye you can draw it the way you might juan. my eye draws it like that. i see a low here and here. at a minimum we are coming back to the low. the stock closed at 113 and that's 108. so a 5%. pulling it back more, sort of more draconian. if we st

in may, fiat struck a deal with google to create a fleet of self driving minivans.as also been in touch with amazon about providing driverless vehicles for web delivery. first of all, what is the likelihood of something actually happening here? >> i think google is talking to a lot of automakers but certainly has a strong interest to strike partnerships. i think at the same time fiat already has a relationship with google, clearly willing to cut several deals. i think something good come together, but it is a very early stage. emily: what about uber specifically? eric: i think the talks are early stage, but i think this is very much something that could happen. emily: who else is uber talking to? eric other automakers. : when we can be more specific, will report on this. emily: the ceo of fiat seems to be either forward thinking or obsessed with technology. what is driving that? eric i do not think you can be : an automaker today and not have some sort of autonomous car strategy. to either build, buy, or partner. fiat is saying they will partner igressively with goo

google's auto complete function automatically filled in hillary clinton crime bill. and crisis. do the same on bing or yahoo, you get hillary clinton, criminal. so i said try it again, typing in hillary clinton, ir-n-d. google's own trending site shows eight times more searches for hillary clinton indictment than hillary clinton india. >> the intention is clear, google is burying poer tension searches for terms that could have hurt hillary clinton in the primary elections over the past several months by manipulating recommendations on their site. >> source fed searched bernie sanders and donald trump. example trump r-a-c for racist. this time the google search matched yahoo and bing. >> this appears to be an intentional manipulation of search results, the presentation of those to favor an outcome somebody wants. >> google denies that, says it does not favor any candidate or cause. claims to the contrary simply misunderstand how auto complete works, predictions are produced based on a number of factors, including the popularity of search terms. >> based on what the results are, b