the pixel 3l comes with the google assistant and a seven inches display., you won't be skyping your pals, but at least you can watch cat videos while cooking dinner. but if you do want to be seen around the house, facebook offered its new portal video chat gadgets. not the greatest of timing giving its recent data breach scandals. complete with camera lens covers to avert prying eyes, the tablet like devices can track around the room and zoom in on you. they have amazon's alexa built—in, used facebook messenger to make calls, and come with augmented reality overlays, so you can pretend to be a pig. technology at its finest. that was nick. now, this month is adhd awareness month. this is a condition that is estimated to affect nearly 130 million children and adolescents worldwide and can continue into adulthood. now a new study from king's college london is looking including the disorder with different kinds of technologies, including gaming, which is ironic, because technology is often seen as an aggravator. we sent sarah emmett, who has had adhd since chi

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set for this event as you mentioned, the pixel 3, we're expecting that phone and updates on google assistantate tablet google home hub. a trend now in the smart and also new chrome cast with updated bluetooth and wi-fi capabilities it's important to keep this in context. distribution wise, google is seven years behind the iphone in that we expect it to launch in the u.s. with verizon only it was about seven years ago that apple branched out from at&t to verizon and multiple carriers we expect this phone to start around $800, according to some leaks. there have been all kinds of leaks around this. the primary feature that's gotten the most praise is the camera many reviewers have said it's better than the iphone x we'll see how it measures up against the latest iphone x cameras that are also improved the focus of google will be promoting artificial intelligence, google assistant and overall ecosystem that's increasingly being led by voice, guy guys. >> do you think this privacy issue overshadows the announcement today, that google finds themselves in hot water both on policy and in an optics

they announced a new chrome tablet and the first smart screen device with a google assistant. google plus is shutting down after revealing a data breach early this year that affected almost half 1 million users. the glitch exposed the private profile data including names, email addresses, occupations and ages of almost 500,000 people. this happened in march. google did not disclose the breach until now. the company says that there is no evidence that personal evidence was misused and the work was designed in 2011 to compete with facebook and twitter but it never rose to the google expectations. >>> 11 weeks from today, christmas, prime time for major retailers to focus on holiday shopping. target and walmart are making a move to sell a lot of toys in the coming weeks. they have announced that they are setting aside moe in and mo specifically for toys and games. this is following the bankruptcy of toys "r" us that saw the stores close down. amazon is preparing a toy catalog that it will distribute to shoppers at the whole foods stores across the country. toys sales spiked for th

by pointing a camera they announced a new chrome tablet and the first smart screen dies with google assistant. >>> and there's growing concern about a disease that can cause appraisal sis, health officials don't know what causes -- paralysis, health officials don't know what causes the disease. >> it has been diagnosed in six minnesota children, it's acute flacid militis. >> though thought he had a cold until the million weakness set up. >> he complained of bad stiffness and his left arm. >> he wacan affect the legs and physical therapy. health officials admit they're in the dark about much of this including what causes the and h >> it's thought that viruses may be part of the cause, but it also may be genetic and environmental. so unfortunately, there's a lot of gaps in our complete understanding. >> almost every case, the past few years has affected children under the age of 13. in each of those instances, the parents quickly sought medical treat, a decision that can make all of the difference. >> they definitely need to be evaluated, you know right away and we're letting providers know it'

if you look at the war between siri and alexa and google assistant, siri is widely considered subparred to the competition. one of the driving forces behind that is that a lot of techniques that apple uses is on device processing and that is not as good a story things on the cloud. apple says they are already there, but a lot of people do not agree. emily: we are expecting another apple event next week. what are you watching for? mark: october 30 in brooklyn, they are launching new macs and the biggest update to the ipad pro since it launched three years ago. emily: mark gurman for us in l.a. who covers apple for us, thank you for joining us. soaringp, tesla shares as the company reports is first moneymaking quarter in years. we will talk to a tesla shareholder and he what he has to say about the historic quarter next. the, bad news for semiconductor industry. how u.s. and china trade tensions may be hurting chipmakers globally. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." elon musk is calling this a historic corner, and he's not wrong. tesla not only made a profit, bu

sometimes, though, it will say things like my google assistant, which has a charming male voice, i thinki wish i could give you a hug, but right now let me play you music. >> the number of times that alexa has been proposed to as well? >> a million. >> s'll be perfo wudevitz, thanks >>> the fine people you meet in heaven is out with a sequel. mitch albom joins us. >>> and find out bears packing on the most pounds before hibernation. you're watching "cbs this morning." aves crashing) excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. take us downtown, waze. what's possible without it. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside with the world outside. making life a little easier. ♪ the new well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. (christine) i didn't think i but i still got oral cancer. and it came back twice. my tip is: if you smoke, you're a smoker. just like i was. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. ♪

if you look at this war between siri, apple's voice assistant, and amazon alexa and google's assistanteory was the competition. the driving force behind that is a lot of the techniques apple not ashey are sometimes accurate as storing everything in the cloud. a has to be a point where apple is able to get devices to be as private as they want, but also as good in functionality as the competition. apple says they are already there, but a lot of people don't agree. emily: we are expecting another apple event next week. what are you watching for? reporter: right. october 30 in brooklyn, they are launching new macs and the biggest update to the ipad pro since it launched three years ago. emily: mark gurman for us in l.a. who covers apple for us, thank you for joining us. coming up, tesla shares soaring in late trading as the company first -- its moneymaking quarter in years. first we will talk to a tesla shareholder and he what he has to say about the historic quarter next. plus, bad news for the semiconductor industry. how u.s. and china trade tensions may be hurting chipmakers globally.

so we have alexa today, google assistant is coming on our platform we're the only ones putting multiple voice assistants on one product through software we have over 80 music services on the sonos platform so we create -- our proposition is you can invest in sonos and it gets better over time and you'll get all those services for the next five to ten years and you can add different rooms and play across multiple rooms. so it's very much thinking about how you expand, how you put it in your home in a long-term quality way and do it in a simple way, but you get that security that you're going to have access to all services. you don't have to figure out how to navigate the battles of big tech. >> patrick, good stuff really interesting information drop by post 9 sometime and see us in person thanks for your time. >> thanks, jon, appreciate it. thanks, carl >>> coming up, a look at the tech-heavy list of the 400 wealthiest americans first, rick santelli, what are you watching today >> this pit going wild why is it going wild we're going to tear up what we were going to talk about it's going

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google unveiled new products at a showcase event in new york city. we're getting our first official look at an updated version of its high-end pixel phone 3, chrome os tablet, and smart assistanth google standpoint. it will be available a week from tomorrow. prices start at $799. >>> civil rights icon will be honored with a new terminal sfo. terminal 1, the harvey b. terminal. these are representederin rende. you can submit pictures you have to the website. he was assassinated in 1978. he was the first openly gay supervisor >> you could be in for a cut of billions of dollars in unclaimed property. the state controller's office received $770 million in money that belongs to california residents. if you add it to unclaimed mope from previous years, the state is right now sitting on $9.3 billion that it would love to give away. the money comes from bank account, stocks, and items in safe deposit boxes. we have a link on our website so you can find out if any of it is yours at abc7news.com. >>> warriors fans have a chance for a special photo opportunity. the 2017 and 2018 larry o'brien trophies will be on display at the san jose city hall rotunda from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. fans

his he's walking with minimal assistance, compare sizing -- talking in accents and making us laugh. >>> some google employees got to work late after protesters blocked their shuttle bus. the demonstrators want google to make a promise before they build a megacampus. >> commuters were forced to find a go-around as demonstrators blocked one of the buses as the driver headed toward the company headquarters. >> i don't want google here. google will displace people. >> the bus driver said he was headed from downtown san jose to park more street and then to mountain view wh demonstrators blocked the bus. 15 passengers on the bus were forced to sit and wait. demonstrators can'ted and yelled -- can'ted. >> some fear google will displace residents. >> the way the city treats people is a disgrace. the city council decided to sell its soul to google. >> police blocked off surrounding streets as officers negotiated to have the pickets moved off the street. >> they can protest but they can't block the middle of the street. >> about 90 minutes after the demonstration started the police convinced protesters to mo

google. >> in many ways it's a signaling effect it's having. >> meg is an assistant associate dean with a focus on gender equality in the workplace and applauded the new law requiring publicly traded firms to put one woman on the board of directors. more women in power can change corporate culture especially when it comes to sexual misconduct in the workplace. >> i think it changes the dynamic of discussions and particularly if there is more than one woman. >>> governor brown rode in part there have been numerous objections to this bill and serious legal concerns have been raised. recent events in washington d.c. and beyond make it crystal clear many are not getting the message. the message proponents say is disappointment with the press -- brett kavanaugh hearing. >> this shows another example of a greater conversation about the women's role in society. >> tim hagan is a business reporter and says opponents are concerned with the law's constitutionality. >> they are chartered in delaware and federal law has found this idea if you are targeted in a state that's what you follow. >> one in five h

google will be unveiling new products tomorrow. >> they are expected to show off a new home assistant with a screen. the company's answer to amazon echo. rolls-royce is out with its first ever 4 x 4. >> it has a champagne fridge with matching flutes, whiskey decanter and tumblers of crystal. >> it's about $355,000. >>> i guess you can afford to have someone drive you if that's the amount you're able to pay. >> that's true. >> enjoy. in case you haven't noticed you're paying more at the pump, the one thing driving prices up. >>> a sudden stop to >> temperatures today, anywhere from 3 to 9 degrees warmer than average with a lot of 70s and 80s in the forecast. >> thanks, mike. in the east bay, alameda county supervisors will hear an update how the county will regulate pop-up restaurants. they will have a timeline for when it will be implemented. in august, they shut down several pop-ups because they lacked proper permits. last month officials stopped closing pop-ups as long as they followed food safety laws >> happening today, san francisco is marking two holidays. it is indigenous people's day and ita

assistant professor. jenny rowe dusky. >> a bit of a rodesky. >> reporter: looking at more than 100 of the most downloaded apps on google play, aimed at children five years and under, researchers found the apps contained a variety of ads, including pop-ups, in app purchases and videos that interrupted play. some of them were calcified as negative and deceptive, with exposure to ads surpassing time spent playing the games.>> there might be a little bouncing present, a sparkling snowman, and if you click on that, as you would if you were a 5-year-old, an app ad would often show up. >> it absolutely has the intent that the advertisers want, the kids will often come and say i the study found that free apps, which may be more often downloaded and played by lower income children had a significantly higher prevalence of advertising. in a statement, google stood by its current policies, saying that play apps directed to children must follow more stringent requirements, additio google playws new york. >> the maker of one of the apps , talking to him, said they are responding to the feedback that some of the ads could be interpreted as misleading, and t

but the google search engine is nowjust one business underneath its parent company, alphabet, which also makes the android operating system and home voice assistantiggelen got a rare opportunity to explore. this innovation lab has lofty ambitions to solve big world problems with tech breakthroughs. here, people get excited about crazy ideas like delivering burritos from the sky. they even get bonuses for scrapping projects. so why is this fetish for failure part of their recipe for innovation? i am here to watch the lab‘s next idea lift off the ground. like its biggest rival, amazon, google is hoping drones can take speedy deliveries to new heights. but unlike its competitors drone, this drone doesn‘t need to land to drop its load. instead, it uses a winch system to unhook the package. it can fly for about 12 miles, carrying loads of up to 1.5 kilograms. the hover system allows us to hover with great reliability and safety. you see how there are 12 of these? we can have multiple failures and we can still fly 0k. wing has been delivering dog treats and gathering tons of data in australia for years. but in the us, the competition is hotting up. tha

assistant secretary of defense lawrence korb. he will join me during this hour. >>> another t story. google under fire from the bombshell report in the "wall street journal" claiming that the tech giant exposed private data of hundreds of thousands of google plus users between 2016 and 2018 and get this, google allegedly knew about this breach but they didn't infor the users. a lot of talk about this one. we'll have details on the story. latest details on the nicky hail's announcement and quick comments from mike pompeo. that was surprised. it was fast. reporter: you saw it here live, he was here at the white house by the way to meet with president trump. the two had lunch earlier today. as far as nikki haley goes, her resignation letter, cheryl was dated october 3rd. the white house kept this hushed for nearly a week. likely to get through the proceedings and nominations of brett kavanaugh. once that made its way to the white us haley came to the white house, sat down next to the president in the oval office and announced see would step aside as u.n. ambassador to the united nations. she h

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assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back u.k. chancellor philip hammond has proposed a digital services tax on companies like amazon facebook and google under current law u.s. tech companies doing business in the united kingdom only pay taxes on profits earned in the u.k. that could change under the proposal coupled with accusations that u.s. companies are using artificial means to keep their profits. taxes low it's no surprise there's been an increase in tensions over this issue for example while facebook made over one point two billion dollars in the u.k. last year the company only paid about one thousand million dollars in taxes chancellor hammond said his proposed tax would only target companies that make more than five hundred million pounds about six hundred million u.s. dollars every year the plan is to create an additional tax rate of about two percent on companies which make money from things like social media platforms and or search engines the european union is also considering variations of such a digital tax into. crypto currency and block chain experts are in high demand and they are being snapped up left and right and n

. >> google has unveiled new products today at a showcase event, this one in new york it unveiled an updated version of its high-end pixel phone, chrome os tablet, with goolg assistant. the pixels come in two different sizes. both feature high-def screens. pixel 3 will be available october 18 and sell at a price starting at $799. not cheap. it is still $200 below the least expensive iphone xs, which we told you about and came out last month. facebook is teaming up with amazon on a new smart speaker. the company is introducing two new devices called the portal and the portal plus. both feature touch screens and cameras. they also have amazon's alexa built in, allowig users to use voice commands to play music and control other smart devices. the device also has access to the facebook messenger network. price will start pretty good, 200 bucks. >>> starbucks is offering a rare new benefit for its full-time workers. get this. subsidized back-up care for children and adults. the company says employees will get up to ten back up care days each year to use when regular care becomes unavailable. more than 180,000 employees will be eligible. employees will pay just a dollar a

assistant devices than people. even worse, i heard it from my alexa in a very threatening tone. [ laughter ] scared me. [ applause ] some more tech news. i heard that googletly had a security breech that exposed hundreds of thousands of users' data. in fact, a lot of the data they released was from people in our audience tonight. and i'll show you what i'm talking about. i'm sorry to call you out. but it came out that this person googled, "is it safe to eat keurig pods?" i mean, why would you -- [ laughter ] no, it's not safe. you shouldn't eat that. [ applause ] let's find who's next. this person googled, "venom nudes." what does even that mean? i don't even know what that means! [ laughter and applause ] why would you -- why would you even -- why you would google that? and finally, it came out that this person googled, "excuses to get out of dinner with the person i'm seeing 'the tonight show' with." [ laughter and applause ] why would you goog -- that's terrible. change your password! change your password, people. guys, check this out. a local news station in minnesota was talking about a a soccer game that ended in a a tie. and it turned into a pretty

regulate, how consumer can tell when they google something that something is used for themselves or loved one and their role in terms of support, the medication assisted treatment is the gold standard for most people but what else, where does the online component regulating telemedicine, where do these, and trying to do that? >> we approve digital health tools, with opioid abuse disorder. and help patients through the treatment, through those purposes. and as standalone device. that is definitely not fda approved. we have connection against products making unproven claims particularly dietary supplements useful for opioid abuse disorder but there are tools that could be helpful in the context of a conference of approach to treatment coupling drug therapy. >> that may be useful in rural areas, there was not a lot of underserved areas with not enough providers to support. and move into a clinic and do something so they have a role. if i were to click on something that is not fda approved. you know what the internet is like. >> typically these would be fda cleared. lanny page, the medical device center with a collection of medical devices to be approved

assist the french. i have several other things that you will have to go on the internet to find or read my paper. i will put them on my website if you google robert f turner, you should find our website and i will stop there before somebody gets out the hook and drags me away. thank you. [applause] >> thank you dr. turner. at this time i would like to recognize 15 high school students guided by their teacher at the washington international school who came here to learn about the vietnam war. please give them a hand. [applause] don is a professor of history teaching vietnam war at this school. thank you. >> next i would like to bring up the next speaker who is the hesident and ceo of bp sos, was a refugee who became a champion on refugee issues. --will speak on the ds for a diaspora and the resettling of vietnamese refugees. thank you. dr. ly: thank you. humanhe war ends, tragedies ensue. however, few of us, especially decision-makers and the news media would pay attention to the aftermath of a war. after the vietnam war, millions of people who had sided with the american allies to fight for peace and democracy in vietnam suffered tremendou

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