google says it will lan 18 months. google says it will [an to 18 months.will plan to challenge _ 18 months. google says it will plan to challenge this - 18 months. google says it will plan to challenge this verdict, and as you say, epic will probably challenge apple's case as well. what does it mean for other app developers? are they likely to benefit from a victory of this? i likely to benefit from a victory of this?- likely to benefit from a victory of this? i think the undertones _ victory of this? i think the undertones is _ victory of this? i think the undertones is that - victory of this? i think the undertones is that fees i victory of this? i think the i undertones is that fees could get caught in terms of what developers ultimately have to ny- developers ultimately have to pay. 30%, in terms of what they have to pay to the house, google or apple. is there more and more pressure to cut those fees? clearly, for google there is here. apple, i don't think they will cut fees there are, but i think you are starting to see a loosening of things that are

they are paying google play in pushing users towards the google play store.t's a fundamental issue. in terms of how things will change. google will probably have to allow third-party billing platforms because of the digital markets act and the european union. you will see a lot more flattening and third-party app stores getting traction. on the apple side, and the eu you will see the same thing kick off in march. caroline: it looks as those the businesses will have to make some adjustments. we thank you so much for your expertise. we will discuss the state of the chip industry as they warn of delays. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ ed: time for talking tag. sam altman is touting ai's help to humanity. he appeared out of forum to discuss ai advances. he announced that there will be a new ai ethics chapter based out of atlanta. nvidia has become one of the leading investors in ai companies. they participated in 35 deals, six times more than last year making them the largest large-scale investor and ai. u.s. commerce secretary says the u.s. is looking into the s

google typically charges. but a jury yesterday sided with epic on all counts. >> the jury found that google broke antitrust laws by restricting the ability of app developers, wireless carriers, device makers to freely promote alternative to google play and to google's billing tools. >> epic ceo writing victory over google and free fortnite in the coming months, a judge will decide whether to order changes to google's business practices, which could mean big changes for the app store used by hundreds of millions of people worldwide. >> and one of the big things that could come about here for users is more options in terms of apps at lower prices. >> but google is vowing to appeal the verdict, saying the trial made clear that we compete fiercely with apple and its app store, as well as app stores on android devices and gaming consoles. epic previously lost a similar legal fight against apple concerning apps on the iphone due to different business structures. as for google, the justice department, and dozens of s

google typically charges. a jury yesterday sided with epic on all counts. >> the jury found that google broke antitrust laws by restricting the ability of app developers, wireless carriers and device makers to freely promote alternatives to google play and to google's billing tools. >> epic ceo writing victory over google and free fortnite. in the coming months, a judge will decide whether to order changes to google's business practices, which could mean big changes for the app store used by hundreds of millions of people worldwide. >> one of the big things that could come about here for users is more options in terms of apps at lower prices. >> but google is vowing to appeal the verdict, saying the trial made clear that we compete fiercely with apple and its app store, as well as app stores on android devices and gaming consoles. epic previously lost a similar legal fight against apple concerning apps on the iphone due to different business structures. as for google, the justice department and dozens of state

android and google play. a judge still needs to approve the settlement before it's finalized, and just last week, a federal jury in california ruled against google in favor of epic games, the maker of fortnite, and the jury agreed with epic that parts of google's app business were anti-competitive. google has said it will appeal that verdict live in the newsroom. suzanne phan for abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne, thanks very much. the san francisco police department and its commanders are being hit with a class action federal lawsuit suit over a skateboarding event last summer. attorneys for the 113 people arrested or cited during the july's dolores hill skate bomb claim officers corralled and trapped attendees without giving them notice, warning or an opportunity to disperse. the department released this body cam video shortly after the incident, showing bottles and fireworks being thrown at officers, muni and city vehicles were vandalized and mission high school was tagged. police set up barricades ahe

google is gigantic. it's more than a trillion dollar company, one of the most valuable in the entire world. it's hard to get them to make a change. this did. >> about half and half. we both own iphones, but there's a lot of people in our newsroom that have android phones. what about the impact for iphones? >> this is already being litigated now, and it is likely that we'll hear a decision or maybe a settlement in the fure, not only by states as this one, but also by individual companies. epic, a game company, sued both dploog over the app store and apple over its app store. this is being litigated. this is something that's a big, big discussion because both, whether android or apple, if you buy an app, it's easy for . we don't even notice it. but one thing, if you sort of take a step back, you notice there's really only one place to -- >> when i get apps, it's just go through the apple app store. >> exactly. there are others that could and should get your business, and that's why these states -- by the w

google will be fine. but it's important, i think, these days to recognize that this tracking can be used in negative ways. >> how does it affect everyday people, me and you? are we going to notice anything different when we use our phones? >> not all that much. there will be a little less sort of hinting at things that are nearby, commerce opportunities. so, no, this is sort of a two-sided issue on privacy on the one side, saying you deserve to keep your location data to yourself, which by the way google says you can keep it if you want to remember where you've been. but it's encrypted so it can't give it away. on the other side, largely law enforcement saying it has helped them no know where, say, a kidnapper or kidnapping victim has been. that's sort of the back-and-forth that's going on now. >> there's this kind of frenemy relationship, google and apple. are they both getting to the same spot? >> they pretty much are. i think this kind of data has been much more important to google. it's a software com

many companies like ibm and google are competing to develop the most advanced quantum computer. google's quantum computer recently simulated a warm hole, the holy grail and physics. so what are they doing in these quantum laps after sending countless e mails? we were finally able to visit the google quantum a. i live in santa barbara in the us. an incredible experience outside the sun is shining inside the left. some areas have temperatures of minus $273.00 degrees celsius. the lab is run by german scientist happened with navy, widely recognized as a pioneer in quantum computing. this somewhat remarkable building is where a hot was needed once to revolutionize the tech world. it's located on a separate high security part of the university campus in santa barbara, california. here the german scientist and head of google's quantum and i lab is working in a process with that could solve all the problems is a classic computer can. let's start with what a thing many. what degree is the most pressing problem of all kinds that this climate change would be marvelous to have a know fusion reactor

at risk is the slice of money that google takes spent within apps through the google app play store. the judge will make the decision after the new year. it will be a long time before google feels pain. an executive says it will appeal the decision and that is a process that could take years and could go all the way to the supreme court. and speaking of the supreme court, we are expected to hear if it will take up the case epic lost against apple. no matter how the cases shake out, it will have implications for the app ecosystems at apple and google, dom. >> it is confusing about the epic game story against the tech titans. what is the difference with the epic games relative win against apple and now its win against google and loss against apple? >> it is a weird case. the apple case was not decided by a jury like this google case was. we have a jury of regular people deciding google is a monopoly over the apple store. in the apple case, which was decided two and a half years ago, that was just a judge deciding. that is working its way through the appeals process. w we could find out

google has a market that can compete with gpt-4 and cater to google cloud platform customers who haveing that in and start to use these products that's much more reasonable. i think that the marketing did play a role in here, and there's probably people buying where they shouldn't be. >> what would you add, especially for the investing public >> google has a big business model problem to solve all of its money comes from a search and these models are going to undo that business model over time. the idea that you're going to insert advertising into a list of links in some way, it's just going to crash directly into the ai is going to tell you the answer i think google has to get these models out in front of the public, understand how people will use them, understand what a commercial opportunities are beyond that google cloud enterprise stuff that alex is talking about. the consumer business they have to develop, so there's a huge push at goog tolle to make surey do it first before openai or microsoft does it with bing, if you believe that is a real possibility. that said, they don't h

googles epic loss, alphabet loses its google play antitrust fight. we will have the details.rom washington, i am kailey leinz with guy johnson in london and alix steel is off today. welcome to bloomberg markets and gotten cpi and it was in line in the market doesn't really seem like it knows what to do with it. guy: this doesn't change the direction and doesn't give us a clear clue how the fed will react. jay powell, over to you. you figure out what to do with the ball. that seemed to be the narrative this morning. a little bit of volatility as the number came out. maybe it looks a little bit harder than we would've anticipated that as you say, it doesn't really move the needle. you are in the right place, michael mckee is in the right place. it's over to the fed. kailey: that's absolutely right. what today make of 0.1% when everything is on track to how they thought it might pan out this month. we still remain far and above 2% and therein lies the rub. guy: that's the critical question. that's the question the fed has to ask because it looks at these numbers to figure out wh

if you're making a decision who is winning the race right now, it's not google yet. it's illustrative of what they're thinking and the pressure they're feeling where they feel they have to put out demo video that is are manipulated, that are edited they had that demo where bard gave the complete wrong answer, nuked tens of billions in market value from the company because of that. sure, they avoided that mistake but it's not exactly honest. >> this makes you think -- these are my words, obviously -- desperate and defensive, defensive they don't have what it takes to do so. >> a great report how google was caught flat-footed sundar pichai came in, they created a division with google deep mine. they are working and making a huge effort to catch up but still haven't. this new model that was supposed to at least get them on par with the competition is still unclear whether or not it can do it despite what they tried to show earlier this week. >> jim, you heard what steve has to suggest you're in the stock. does this set your own thinking back based on the shade that's be

, the zionists are violating the protocols and regulations of google. prohibition of violence can publish their content and that content will not be banned. if you have downloaded telegram from google play, you cannot actually see the resistance groups . one of our colleagues tested this issue . it actually showed the addresses of qassam groups and because he had downloaded his telegram from google , you cannot. see this, then we deleted the google telegram and downloaded it from khodram's website our colleague entered that channel. in fact, google has come to a level ahead and is manipulating the platforms and does not allow palestinian content to be viewed. they publish, you use it in exactly the same way, that is, if we have used google on our phone or somewhere , we will have problems downloading telegram there, and it does not show the messages that hamas has left. now including instagram, facebook and many other things many strange things have happened , for example, the suspension of users of their pages and their posts, the restriction of sharin

, well, as you know, youtube is a video sharing platform affiliated with google. they publish violent advertisements , even advertisements that include child content , are actually published in support of the zionist regime, which was now financially supported by the ministry of foreign affairs of the zionist regime, so far it is on youtube, which is owned by google. zionists are against the protocols and google's regulations on the prohibition of violence allow them to publish their content and that content will not be deleted . those who have downloaded telegram from google play could not see the channels of the resistance groups. one of our colleagues tested this issue. he actually found the addresses of qassam groups because he had downloaded his telegram from google. it was showing that you cannot see this, then we deleted telegram. face he downloaded telegram from his site. our colleague entered that channel. in fact, google has come a step ahead and is manipulating the platforms and does not allow palestinian content to be viewed. yes, what you are saying i

and will make improvements that will help evil android and google play. tech watchers call the settlement a win for consumers. >> consumers want more competition. apple doesn't like it, google doesn't like it but consumers ultimately win when there is more competition. >> about the money those consumers will get. the decision after all covers about 100 million android phone users. customers on average will see about six dollars. by bringing more competition to the platform consumers will get their share of the settlement via paypal or venn mole and will likely save money in the future. >> thank you. >>> a new study raising questions of why target closed several of their stores around the country last month including three in the bay area. target cited rising retail theft but new numbers appeared to tell a different story. an investigation by cnbc found reported crime is actually worse at most nearby locations if kept open then it was if the locations closed. the bay area stores that were shutdown along with the number of crime incidents reported in san fr

google will appeal.his is by far not a done deal. >> we're very early. >> months or years to shake out. you mentioned the apple case. supreme court is going to decide next month whether or not to take up that case. both sides are appealing that, by the way. epic wants to win the counts that it lost. apple wants to win i think it was one or two accounts that they lost. so that's all going to be litigated, too, potentially in the supreme court. if that happens, we'll find out next summer how that plays in. also want to point out there's a little more difference between these two cases than just jury or the judge. it's also this idea that google painted itself as this open platform. you can side load apps, meaning you can download apps directly from the internet if you want to. that's true. you can use other app stores, for example, samsung has its own app store. that's also true. but what kind of goes unsaid from google is they cut these special deals with these manufacturers to make google play, the app s

plus, google shows off its gemini tool.tock soars, but now we ar learning more about what jim and i can actually do. we will speak to an analys about what it might do for the stop >> first let's go check on the markets, though as we saw mild gains after the stronger tha expected peril numbers thi morning, and that's still wher we are at this hour. the nasdaq strengthening somewhat of a third of 1%, and just four point shy of 4600. bond yields sprung higher, but not too much, about five basis points around 23 if you look at the weekl numbers, nasdaq an s&p are o pace to extend their winning streak to six now, down about tenth of 1%. s&p has a little bit of margin there, and nasdaq is a littl bit more safe. and speaking of good, week let's check out bitcoin. around 44,000 right now up 13% this week and 160% this year >> and we start now with tha better than expected novembe jobs report. almost 200,000 jobs were mad in the first 190,000 estimated the largest jobs increas coming in health care, where 77,000 jobs were added the

we been t in: to money from google? we been trying to diverse _ money from google?ying to diverse today —— diversify _ trying to diverse today —— diversify for some time, something catastrophic could happen _ before we go, let's take a look at us markets... because a measure of us inflation closely—watched by the federal reserve has shown signs of a continued slowdown in october. that's the personal consumption expenditures, which measures american�*s personal spending. it's another signal that the central bank's high interest rates have worked to rein in robust consumer spending and inflation. the last rate decision meeting later this month. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. one of the most iconic buildings in britain, king's college chapel has been turning heads and craning necks for almost 600 years. but 160 feet up above that scaffolding work started to see it through the next hundred. a year long conservation of a leaky chapel roof now complete the focus shifts from conservation to sustainability. we are putting on a38

google has 1.8 billion, with a b, g mail users. that's one part of what google does. we won't include any of the business services or youtube, just g-mail alone, imagine waking up in the morning and telling g-mail to respond to all your emails. it will do so in your voice. i know it's not today. that's where we're going. >> your highs of the day for shares of alphabet, as you see, maybe 2024 will be the year apple makes its own splash. back above $3 trillion, bill, in market cap. let's not forget about that stock because it's been an absolute beast. it doesn't get talked about in terms of ai do. >> apple in particular, the price that held at 170 is phenomenal. the key word against microsoft, alphabet, as well as apple, is ecosystem. they all have a fabulous ecosystem. the co-pilot, 40% quarter over quarter increase, the services part of their business is growing and becoming a bigger piece of the pie. i expect apple to be setting a new record high as we close out the year. >> let's do amd. it's surging on its own ai announcement, the new chips. it wants to take on nvi

instead, google edited the video to make it look like gemini was answering the prompts faster googleng it text prompts but making it look like it was responding to audio and visual prompts instead. this is google's answer to chatgpt, and it's clear from this, it's not ready yet google spokesperson telling me the video was meant to be, quote, demonstrative of what it can do when it launches but you wouldn't have known that when launching the video, of course this doesn't mean google or any other company won't catch up to openai, but it's an example of how it got caught off guard with chatgpt. google closes down 1% today, but that's after the 5% hop over optimism over gemini. >> so excited about a.i., but does it work when we want it to how he want it to? >> we're going to trade google carter, what do you make of this we're super jazzed about a.i., but we're in the early innings are we expecting everything to work out gate? it's google, they should figure this out. >> the first thing that comes to mind is that guy with the truck, who rolling it down the hill, what was his name, nikola?

but what do you think the most googled trend. how often question was how often does world news now air? oh, that's a good one a lot, i said. >> how often are there football games? >> that's also that's a really hard one. but this is fun to this will be a good walk through memory lane because the answer is how often do you think about the roman empire? what? which was a huge tiktok trend. everyone was asking her husband that, number two is how often is the world baseball classic? and do we know that once every was the world baseball? well, we hadn't had in a while because of covid? something like that? i think it's yeah, it's like fifa for baseball. yeah. number three was how often is a blue moon, which please tweet at us if you know the answer to that. okay. number four meme. what was the most trendy saatchi meme i say ben affleck. >> that's a great one. >> that's a huge one. >> kevin james andrew dymburt, ladies and gentlemen, he knows his king of queens. he used it a ton. i love that's got to be why never gets old okay. >> and

google says it will challenge the outcome. it is really interesting.us. this is a big outcome. at the start of the trial many wouldn't have predicted victory but the court found that google made up maxtor and billing service into an illegal monopoly. this affects hundreds of millions of consumers around the world. anyone with an android phone or who uses android phone or who uses android software and therefore uses the google play up to download apps will be impacted. the trial lasted a month but took the juryjust a the trial lasted a month but took the jury just a few hours and they answered yes unanimously to all questions asked, that was yes that google play had a monopoly power and yes the company google did anti—competitive things and that epic games is injured as a result. epic games or subject to the 30% commission that google charges to any in app purchases or payments on the platform. as i said the trial lasted a month and a lot emerged in that time. we had google had been paying apps and other game developers to launch on their devices on the

google says it will challenge the outcome.s, senior equity analyst at wedbush securities. he explained a bit of the background.— he explained a bit of the background. he explained a bit of the back round. , ., ., ., background. they are going to fight it rocky style- _ background. they are going to fight it rocky style. this _ background. they are going to fight it rocky style. this is _ background. they are going to fight it rocky style. this is what - background. they are going to fight it rocky style. this is what they - it rocky style. this is what they charge developer, in terms of monopolistic worries are, it's a black eye for google losing but for epic this mean they can get more share, you can start to have inapp purchases where google doesn't have their hand in the pot. this is something many have been waiting for, especially on the epic side for years. for, especially on the epic side for ears. , , , for, especially on the epic side for ears, , , , ., , , for, especially on the epic side for ears. , _, for, especiall

should developers have to pay google this service fee?gle and its defense says we have to keep our android system going. we have invested in it so we have to talk to feet. have to see what happens in court next year. caroline: thank you, she has been all over these court rulings. we get a read on the liquidity the private markets. special liquidity in the private markets. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up. plus, now through december 31st, eligible xfinity rewards members can get 25% off a storm ready wifi device. the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimite

android and google play. a judge still needs to approve the settlement before it's finalized, and just last week, a federal jury in california ruled against google in favor of epic games, the maker of fortnite. now, the jury agreed with epic that part of google's app business were anti competitive. google said it will appeal that verdict live in the newsroom. suzanne fawn, abc seven news suzanne, thank you. >> coming up on abc seven news at four, from the toilet to your tap, the new rules about the water you drink. a new look for self-driving cars. they'll soon be even easier to identify, and an iconic bakery back in business. s to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigesti

night, scoring a victory against google.ia has the details of the decision, as well as the broader implications. >> though google and epics battle suspect over, google says it will challenge the ruling. but this verdict points to big potential changes for app makers. google could be forced to change its play store themes, which would be up to 30% of revenues, enabling developers to pay lower fees or avoid paying them entirely. it could be forced to allow these apps to offer competing app stores, which they would control and profit from entirely. the judge will decide the remedies to google's anti-competitive practices in mid january. wells fargo saying it sees -- >> wells saying that this should be a positive for meta, because it's been looking to have its users download apps and transact through its ecosystem for a while. key bank knows that spotify, match, and bmbl have agreed to side deals that offer them more favorable deals. so not to read too much implications for those names, but depending on the judge's decision, the

but google is making a big change in direction saying it will no longer keep your google map location history , giving you and your past more privacy when it comes to those trying to track you. >> advertisers are very interested in knowing where we've been. >> google will no longer make the location data available to law enforcement which is stirring up controversy. >> the former san jose pd detective says location data can help solve cases. >> you could go to the kidnapping and if the victim has their phone or the suspect has their phone and being able to know where they are at or where they have been could be a critical component. >> privacy experts say your location data can be used invasively. >> i want to remind people where also talking about all of the searches and location in terms of people looking for abortion clinics. that now google will allow people to delete. >> google says if you want to save your location data, you can store it to a device. but that data will be encrypted which means google cannot see it and will not be able to give it away. >>> the man accused of stab

the question is does that impact google because the cases are similar or goes google go through the processffect in march in the eu next year. apple will allow other apple stores on the phone. it will be interesting to see. >> just in europe? >> that's what it sounds like they're doing. they may have a separate version of ios. we will see how they get around this. a separate version to allow it. microsoft is giddy. they want to open an xbox store on ios. epic's tim sweeney is saying they are happy about it as well. >> this would be a new how do you figure this out where are you slepteping when the downloa comes through? >> if apple does go that route instead of a global change, you can understand why. the app store margins are so good. it is profitable for them. especially on gaming like "f "fortnite" which makes them fight this country by country. >> now we will have the real in-the-wild test of what apple has been saying all along. >> security and privacy. >> we will find out. natural experiment. if the phone is in the u.s. and doesn't have the problems the phones in europe has. apple wil

google where search meets generative ai delighted investors and put to rest the idea google was behindl be a key piece in that evolution. one day you are on top and the next your ceo is ousted in a boardroom coup. what the race might look like next year. alphabet shares haven't done much on the news this morning. better, faster models seems to be a given but its applications, monetization, and ai safety, those are likely to get greater focus in the year ahead. >> dee, you mentioned monetization, and that's the one that really pops up for me because microsoft, it has gotten all this acclaim for really having a very specific, easy to understand way. it's a subscription model, co-pilot on top of other paid for products, is google just going to see it as they've always done, basically hope its advertising base, deeper engagement with existing products is the way they make money off it? >> google has said this year there is still going to be plenty of opportunity when generative ai takes over search, for example, and that was the google lab, search lab. that's what it shows, you're still go

google is on trial in the us where the usjustice department accuses it of unfairly shutting out rivalsfitable default search engine on web browsers. how concerned are you about the foundation's future given that the trial could lead to the loss of that money from google? there are many reasons to work on revenue diversification. we have been doing that for so long. there is the what you mention, like something catastrophic could happen, but the long—term piece... impact on society is of more positive benefit for society than today, we will continue with that even if the flow of work changes. before we go a quick look at the us markets because a measure of us inflation closely watched by their federal reserve has shown signs of a continued slowdown in october. another signal that the central bank's higher interest rates have worked to rain in consumer spending and inflation. the last rate decision meeting will come later this month and investors are hoping the rate hike and cycle has stopped. ——hiking that is in response to the news that we just gave you. that is all for the moment. you

convicted in a plot to kill her mother >>> your privacy at the center after massive settlement how much google is paying to close a caseclaiming the secretly tracked millions of people who thought they were browsing privately >>> and firing on no cylinders, more motor city mayhem as the pistons set a record no team wants to touch it's the last friday of 2023, "early today" starts right now good morning and great to have you with us, i'm jessica layton. there is breaking news this morning that could impact next year's election. maine has become the second state to remove former president trump from the republican primary ballot, following colorado's lead, maine's election officials cited mr. tr trump's role in that january 6 attack on the capitol. we can only imagine how team trump is responding to that. >> reporter: that's right. a trump campaign spokesperson called the decision atrocious and the campaign will file an objection. they had demanded earlier that the maine secretary of state recuse herself, arguing she's too partisan because she's a former democratic state senator. several states

google has over a billion users and meta has over 3 billion users. the entire world is using products imagined and built out right here to discuss all of this, we are going to hear about the future of ai from former secretary of state john kerry and salesforce ceo marc benioff, whose companies have been a leader in our city and in efforts to transform the world through innovation in. but first, it is my pleasure to introduce the next panel, a group representing the very best of how we dream in san francisco. so people who take time to listen for new ideas, who envision what that idea can become, who creates successful and thriving businesses, but also make life better for people around the globe. please join me in welcoming laurie powell jobs of the emerson collective. chris cock of meta, james manyika of google and sam altman of open ai . okay i feel like you guys are a little far away. did we bunch up? it does feel a little far. does it feel free to gather in for our for our conversation foreign hi everyone. good afternoon. i am very very pleased t

now, google is going to have to make changes to the business. one of the biggest changes is that it's going to have to allow apps and app developers to give you a choice to choose a different billing method. until now, you've had to go through google's own billing system and they charge a 30% fee for that. so now, you're going to be able to choose a third party payment provider. when you buy stuff on apps or buy subscriptions and things like that. theoretically it could mean lower prices for in-app subscriptions and content. that could be a real benefit to consumers. and also, for app developers who have long said that google has charged fees for in-app content they have to pass to consumers. this could be a huge change to apple's business and it could be, you know, really good for consumers. >> absolutely. brian fun, thanks so much. >>> now to some of the other headlines we're watching this hour. a federal judge has ordered a halt to the removal of a confederate memorial in arlington national cemetery days before it was set to be fully removed.

the stock got crushed on the basis of the fear that google is -- google was behind in ai.ot whatever they were doing in ai, if you will, for free. in our view, based on the work we had done, was that google was neck and neck if not ahead of openai in terms of business progress. david: one of the pluses people say of being a successful investor is you make a fair amount of money and you have the opportunity as a philanthropist. you were one of the early signers of the giving pledge. why did you commit to give away half of your net worth? bill: half or more was kind of my plan anyway. one day, warren buffett calls up and says, i want you to sign the giving pledge. so he -- i think it is a -- i have learned a lot about philanthropy. i started the pershing square foundation i think 17 years ago. my personal business plan was always to be super successful and then take the resources i don't need and redeploy them in a way that i thought was best for society. i do think that philanthropy is often not the best way to solve problems. i do think that capitalism and for-profit busin

maps but google is making a big change in direction saying it will no longer keep your google map locationyou and your past more privacy when it comes to those trying to track you. >> advertisers are very interested in knowing where we've been. >> google will no longer make the location data available to law enforcement which is stirring up controversy. >> the former san jose pd detective says location data can help solve cases. >> you could go to the kidnapping and if the victim has their phone or the suspect has their phone and being able to know where they are at or where they have been could be a critical component. >> privacy experts say your

this is google's next iteration of generative ai. it is multimodal.s not just text but images and sound, and video as well. that's what help build this model as well. it is a version that open ai has been offering for months. google says theirs is more powerful than any other ai system on the market. six months ago, the announcement may have moufbed the stock but today it has not done much. even down the stroet in san francisco, attendees were more focused on ai applications and latest advancements. i asked the head of the bank if gemini was generating buzz. here's what she said. >> the biggest topic at the conference so far has been on what are the applications of ai and what is the real investable impact. the two biggest things we are hearing is where does args i really drive efficiencies and where does ai drive an accelration in innovation. that is true in not just technology impacting everythingm every vertical, healthcare, edn, you name it. >> it stands in contrast earlier this year when google announced search labs which was not launched yet. bu

y mucha gente también confía en google, por ejemplo, para hacerle preguntas médicas.ién un frente frío. le contamos cómo se preparan las ciudades, especialmente las costeras. volvemos.

google claims if you have an android phone your apps probably very likely came from the google play store in a monopolistic fashion keeping other competitive app stores out of android phones and thereby because of less competition costing android users money and some of that money will come back as part of that $700 million settlement. >> they don't need to do anything to get that money back? >> correct. he says the money is in a modern lawsuit. it will be sent to you through then mow or paypal. you can request a check. i should say this is not going to be a gigantic windfall. it's slightly less than $700 million after fees that google will pay to slightly more than 100 million android users. it's something around six dollars on average. you won't get much but going forward idea is that in the future when android users go onto their phones to download apps whether it is a dating app or map app or anything they pay for or get for free they will have competition and therefore choice. >> that's what i was going to ask you. moving forward, the good for all of us. this is more than just money.

google says it will no longer have access to your location history.hat data will live only your device. privacy advocates are applauding this move. >> you can go to a kidnapping. if the suspect has their phone. knowing where they are at or have been can be critical in actually saving someone's life. >> i just want to remind people we are also talking about all the searches and locations in terms of for example people looking for abortion clinics. >> all right, so google says if you want to keep your location data, you can save it on your device, but it will be encrypted which means google can't see it and won't be able to give it away. >>> the gi >>> it has been a long week for the warriors. so they took the night off. they will be back on the court tomorrow at chase center against the brooklyn nets. >>> and the sharks were in the desert tonight playing the phoenix coyotes. there was only one goal scored in this game. and it was by the home team. final score, 1-0 coyotes. they play again on sunday in denver. >>> all right, a big reveal for giants fans