google. david: today the company is not called google anymore. it is called alphabet. why did they pick googles the original name and why did you change it to alphabet in terms of the parent? eric: google has always done unusual things. so after 15 years of being google, we had all of these other companies that were sort of proto-companies. they were not real businesses and they did not have real ceos. we talked internally at great length about, how do you get great companies founded? and the answer is, strong ceos, strong incentive programs, strong boards of directors. there are not other models. so how do we re-create that within the context of google? that is what alphabet is. alphabet is a holding company of companies of which google is the best known. david: many technology companies that are well known, apple, microsoft or facebook, are run, the ceos initially are the founders. david: many technology companies you had a different situation. you had two people that were the founders, larry and sergey, but they wanted a ceo with more experience, or at least the venture investors did. was i

google is going bigger. >> the company's co-founders have plans to build a blimp similar to this. google google's blimp would be more than 600 feet long. >> and this is how to make an entrance. >> looks like the green goblin. he floated about 30 feet off the ground and then landed right there, midfield handing the ball to the ref. to the ref. >> that's how i am going t they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. >>> welcome back on this memorial day pf a vietnam veteran is in the midst of a journey fighting for families who lost loved ones in our country. he is piloting his canoe down the mississippi river to new orleans, and along the way the army veteran plans to give small gold stars to family members of fallen service members. it comes 45 years after making a pact with a comrade and

lens camera)) ((gabe on ((gabe on camera)) google lens will be coming out later this year the combo of google assistant and googlethat's going to make for a powerful artificial intelligence tool in your pocket google also showed off new features for their voice activated assistant wifi speaker called google home..and new features to their free google photo app.some cool new stuff for that.i'll show you coming up on kron 4 news at 6pm back to you (grant) coming up, the dubs winning ábig during last nights game. but the series now moves to san antonio... mark carpenter gives us a preview - after the break. (vicki) we are learning much more about the man police arrested for a series of car fires in the east bay. pam moore is here with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? (pam) vicki... as we brought you live at the top of kron 4 news at five... police announced ... they arrested james bishop of pittsburg. they say, he is responsible for a number of car fires around contra costa county last week. tonight we'll tell you how they caught him... and details of the charges he is facing. we will have that st

anthony lewandowski was uber's vice president of technology and former long-time employee at google. google claims he stole trade secrets and patents and brought them to uber. uber denies the allegations and urged him to testify but he refused to cooperate and invoked the fifth amendment. uber released a statement yesterday saying, he had been fired. >>> hunter pence trading in his giants jersey for a barista's union for a day. he served drinks at peet's's coffee in san francisco's ferry building. monday's brawl against the nationals still has fans buzzing. pence is one of those players who helped separate hunter strickland and bryce harper when the nats star charged the pitchers mound. >> just trying to get everyone peace making, get out there get 'em off the field. >> pence is such a peacekeeper, didn't want anybody to get hurt. >> yesterday, strickland was suspended six games for his role in the brawl, harper is suspended for four games. both will play while they appeal that decision. >> yeah. >> for the suspensions. >> we were waiting to see what the punishment would be. >> it's a good

google document. if you click it... it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account. ts access to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google says the phishing scheme affected less than two percent of gmail users. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... another long game for the giants, but this one paid off. plus the baseball food that might bug you, but they love their fried insects in seattle. and if you want to be a cool warriors fan, one rat tail is not enough you're going to need three. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why you might want to avoid making guacamole on this cinco de mayo. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. a crash wrapping up on wb 84 after the tolls (mark) guacamole is going to cost you a bit more as people get ready to celebrate cinco de mayo tomorrow. (

google document. if you click, it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account. this grants access to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it. ( james ) a major development in the possible federal case against two louisiana police officers in the july killing of alton sterling... authorities are now saying there's not enough evidence to prove that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights law. meaning no federal charges against those officers. alton sterling was selling c-d's outside a store in baton rouge last year when police responded to a report of a man with a gun... two officers wrestled with sterling. and after someone yelled that he had a gun. sterling was shot seve

get an email from a contact who asks you to open a google document.if you click, it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account.this grants access to your email account and your contacts.a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs."google issued a statement, where they said the pohisshing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. ..... (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) in san lorenzo... a teenage boy was killed in an early morning train accident. it happened around eight a.m on the train tracks at grant and railroad avenues. the alameda county fire department says, the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. union pacific, which manages the tracks.. says, a bike was found next to the boy... but it is unclear if he was on the tracks when he was hit, or if he was walking. neighbors we spoke with...say their hearts go out to the family and friends of the vicitm duri

google. if you look at google traffic, it has over 75 times the traffic trip advisor does and it is a lot more loyal because googleoogle things every day. that, google has a flight search product. it is more u.s. searches for google flights now than for trip advisor which is showing strong growth. it shows what they can do with that big user base in terms of growing some sort of travel search product. it is hotels that make the difference. in hotels, google is now putting their hotel search product on top of the organic search results. the magic of the trip advisor model in the past was the free traffic they got from all the user generated reviews. that is not going to happen as much in the future. that means they will probably have to spend more to get traffic to try to compete with who is at the center of the search universe and where people start when looking for travel. caroline: i'm going into the bloomberg now typing and analyst recommendations. five cells, three buys. mostar holds at the moment. i want to understand why the rest of the market is not thinking perhaps trip advisor cannot step up and do the ai

google. he was the vice president of technology and former long-time employee at google. google's lawsuit claims lewandowski stole trade secrets and patents and brought it to uber. uber denies it and told him to testify. but lewandowski invoked the fifth. >>> a missile designed to stop a nuclear attack. a live report on the first of its kind test in california. the milestone for the u.s. and rising fears about north korea! >> major league baseball brings down the hammer. how the giants and nationals players are paying the price for this bench-clearing brawl. >> and a colorful display of history. how students fought back to save these beloved campus murals from destruction. >> it was one color outside today was gray. a lot of cloud cover. first we lost the heat now the sunshine. coming up, when the sunshine returns and also when the heat returns. that's next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a first for u.s. defense. a missile launched to intercept a simulated attack by an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was fired from an underground silo at vandenberg air force base about 60 miles no

going to go this route i recommend google's google drive.it's easy to use and the first 15 gigs is free and an upgrade to a terabyte of storage is a $100 a year.so far googlehas not had any major hack or breach of all the data they are storing but cloud based back ups are in the cloud. the internet is still involved they can be hackedor if someone gets your password.. they can get into your back ups so i recommend doing the external hard drive physical back up.. varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says:"i don't think this is going away i think us as individuals need to make sure we understand the implications of security and take every precaution as we can, every click online counts" cyber security expert "vah-roon; bahd-wahr." with redlock cloud security based in menlo park, is one of many experts warning that these types of attacks are only going to get worse. varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says:"security needs to be everyone's priority, no one is safe, "and start now.. try to get into a routine every sunday night once a week take the 5 minutes to back up..i know.. it's annoying but t

google will launch its big conference in mountain view today. io stands for input out. last year, google introduced their google home, their version of amazon's alexa, at the conference. speaking of google, they won an important victory in court over its name. google is still a protected trademark despite the fact that everybody uses it as a verb. i'm going to google that. google worried it would end up like kleenex or aspirin or frisbee. people use the trademark in the generic sense and that would allow people to use google in their own company names. so far, no, but there may be a day where xerox, frisbee, kleenex. >> all brand names. >> but they're traded, aren't they? >> some are, some aren't aspirin is not. >> that's interesting. >> thanks, scott. >> this is not your average day. this is what it looked like, a tornado from inside a car. new video from storm chasers taking yesterday in western oklahoma. the twister even damaged the windshield. the crew made it through, but the twister eventually killed a person. it has been a very long night in the midwest. storms and tornadoes moved through that region. an

going to go this route i recommend google's google drive.it's easy to use and the first 15 gigs is free and an upgrade to a terabyte of storage is a $100 a year.so far google drive has not had any major hack or breach of all the data they are storing but cloud based back ups are in the cloud. the internet is still involved they can be hackedor if someone gets your password.. into your back ups doing the external hard back up.. varun security expert - ceo and co-redlock says:"i don't think this think us as individuals need to make sure we implications of security and take as we can, every counts" expert "vah-wahr." with redlock cloud in menlo park, experts these types of only going to varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says: "security needs to be everyone's priority, no one is safe, "and start doing it now.. try to get into a routine night once a week take to back up..i know.. it's annoying but losing all your videos, your tax everything on computer minutes a week is not that and that w (james @ landing) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.

google. google had to reissue the map three different times before they corrected all their corrections, but there was one misspelling we were sure had to be the mistake but stayed the same in all three versions of the map. according to googlesconsin. in case you missed it, everyone makes mistakes, even google. i'll tell you everyone else who can spell wisconsin. for the record with greta starts right now, and she can spell wisconsin. i grant you that. >> indeed i can. that's probably the only state i can spell. thank you, chuck. we have breaking news moments ago, the name of another surfacing in the russia probe. nbc news is confirming they are asking for campaign aide boris epstein. this news breaking just hours as after we learn president trump's long-time personal lawyer michael

be out later this summer. happy to announce google assistant is now available on the iphone google's voice assistant answer to siri and alexa is called "googleistant" it's been available only on a few android devices. now it's on the iphone.it let's you ask questions and have the artificial intelligence built in do tasks for you through your phone. to lure people to google assistant they showed off a new feature coming soon called google lens a set of vision based computing technologies that can understand what you're looking at and help you take action. you point your camera on your phone at a flower and information about that flower will come up on the screen immediately and automatically. or you could point your phone at a restaurant and get info about the food they serve.. make a reservation.another example they showed off that won over the crowd here you're walking down the street and see a play or concert is booked at a venue you like you point your phone at the markee you can buy tickets right there, play sound from the band, add to your calendar.and your schedule (steve) parents in texas are outraged after they say their children wer

google. google is expanding its "waze" carpooling app across the state testing it in the bay area and israel for the past year. it's slightly different system than what uber and lyft provide. the "waze" drivers are picking up carpoolers on the way to work. they also make a lot less money than drivers at uber and lyft. google the intention is not to make "waze" a full-time occupation but to help alleviate traffic concerns. of course, any options like that on the road and cheaper ones at that will certainly impact uber and lyft in the state of california. >>> there is a lot of attention on amazon yesterday as its stock crossed $1,000 a share for the first time. it pulled back and is still trading under that milestone. but tesla also hit a record high yesterday heading even higher today up around $338. 50% up since the beginning of the year. wall street is very excited about the upcoming model 3 launch elon musk saying production is still on schedule in fremont this summer. stock market overall fairly flat after some mild selling yesterday. let's check it. dow now dropping 14 points. nasdaq however is up 7. the s&p is up about 1 in the early going. michelle and kenny, back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, caltrans will consider a significant construction project could convert hov lanes along the pe

google. google had giant top line growth. >> i understand, look at what we are talking about. these five companies, including microsoft. they opened up that day within they supposedly missed. it's down 2%. what i'm saying is there are buyers in this stuff. i'm not making a case to buy. that's going to take a shift in market sentiment in my opinion. >> at this point if we're saying this quarter is a free pass. we look forward to the eighth. what is going to stake sentiment down at this point? >> can i ask the question back? he's trying to be snarky. i appreciate the answer. i guess the question is what is different now three-quarters later? it's not about being right or wrong i'm not long the stock right now. i haven't been riding up either. i am curious what is different now whereas a year ago we were have been concerned this was just a hardware company. >> a year ago we were in a different market. there is so much uncertainty. look at the volatility. right now, this stock and four or five others are on the market. that's it for me. meshlgs you say, what could change the story right now? it has to be something fundamental. there was a rumor the other day. they will come out with their echo competitor in june. >> that would be great news, not because it will move the needle of the other profits. >> what would take sentiment down? >> or if they had a galaxy meltdown. >> what if they push out to october? >> i think if you want to get a higher valuation, if they want to get a higher valuation for the company. i think services now about 13.5% give or take of revenue, i think it has to be much higher and much higher means i think low 20s or. so if they can move the services number up and some have keep the hardware portion intact, that's why it gets a higher number. >> let me ask you this, if you had to, it's not would you rather, if you had to put fetch money to work, would you put it into am right now, tim? >> no, it go etc. to a place the same reason i was constructed or more constructive. i didn't buy the stocks there, the incremental buyer of apple handset right now is an existing owner of apple. carolina is not going. >> it's not okay though, a replacement cycle? >> i think the install basis has plenty of room to grow. i think this is where you want the services growth to go. when you ask me, we have at least two-quarters to go before we get into prime time apple. we got out of the best two quarters of this company. i don't want to own it after a 60% move. at evaluation, that's suddenly not that cheap. people talk about it x cash, $250 billion offshore, you can't treat that as cash. they've already mortgaged some of that in the bond market. >> karen, fresh market in apple yes or no? >> if i owned it, i wouldn't sell it. >> okay. >> that's yes. >> you wouldn't go out and buy it foreman $45 bucks. >> i wouldn't have owned it if there were something great happening today. so it's still -- >> it means today for something happening in september. >> me not at this price. i may regret this six months from now. >> given the vix trading single digits. given this was not a great quarter. i do think there was a chance you can wait for 134-and-a-half. >> 134-and-a-half is the prior all time high. >> yes, there was. 2015, dan. >> another ten bucks lower. >>> the apple moving in the after hours session. na applies for instant earnings reaction on the chart. look at that. >> let's talk about those levels you guys were talking about. exactly, those 135s. that's the key. but dan just mentioned, so, guys, let's talk about it. here is a chart of apple. what? you can draw the line like this. here's the after hours first. so what we know it closed at 147. spot 145 today. this is what happened in the after hours. no big deal. let's put this action in the context of the daily charts. so what we have here is the chart of apple as of the close. essentially, again, just as the fundamentals are subject, so too are technic also. this is how subjectively i would draw the lines t. first thing you could say it's a well defined head and shoulders bottom with a breakout above those tops you all were talking about. there is your breakout. often you will get a check back after a breakout or a recast. so those from january until june, a breakout to 148, today's high, it's every possibility. i would think likely that we're going to check back to the point from which we broke out. about an 8% sell-off. we are already down two now. no big deal. so that's something that has to be considered here as we look at apple. now, i would also point out this. this is telling. all i have here, this is a three-year chart. it's apple juxtaposed against the moving average. they are trend lines. how far above or below trend can you get? interestingly, this was exactly 18% ae would have the average. it has stopped there every time. guess what's happening? per chance, it's stopping there here, after the hours trading. so i think all of this adds up for no mu money to apple. try to buy apple on some perspective dip. we are getting a dip here after hours. >> i? i we invite carter over, per chance. all right, come on over, carter. thank you for meeting with us, carter. >> breaking outfit. >> so just to underscore the highlights here, you don't see parental buyers. you see a check back. >> these guys are all over it. they know that. >> what does this mean nor the nasdaq? >> all right. i might have a chart here. if we can look at it. what it is is a chart of the top five stocks in the s&p 500. so in this order, of course, apple, then google, then microsoft, amazon and facebook. these stocks represent some $3 trillion. per chance the bottom 250 stocks in the s&p 500 are the same value. interestingly the bottom 250 and the the five are the exact amount pre-cash flow. bo pieces are trading at yield or 25 times. here's the issue, you look at that chart, we have blown through the top. we we heard from amazon, we got facebook left. at this point, who can we rely on to push that higher? it won't be apple. they will pull lower. the issue, are we so crowded in a few names? we are. here's the actual stock i think is important. 19% of the time, it's not that rare. 1999 to the prempbt the top equal 50. when that circumstance is in effe effect, whiches now, invariably the top five start to under perform t. last was in october. that's exactly what happened, people get credit. right? i think you fade it as a group. >> so they under perform the bottom 250. don't necessarily go down? >> go down more. that's where the market is. the pushb

going to go this route i recommend google's google drive.it's easy to use and the first 15 gigs is free and an upgrade to a terabyte of storage is a $100 a year.so far googleve has not had any major hack or breach of all the data they are storing but cloud based back ups are in the cloud. the internet is still involved they can be hackedor if someone gets your password.. they can get into your back ups so i recommend doing the external hard drive physical back up.. varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says:"i don't think this think us as individuals need to make sure we understand the implications of security and take every precaution as we can, every click online counts" cyber security expert "vah-roon; bahd-wahr." with redlock cloud security based in menlo park, is one of many experts warning that these types of attacks are only going to get worse. varun badhwar /cyber security expert - ceo and co-founder of redlock says:"security needs to be everyone's priority, no one is safe, "and start doing it (steve) a live look outside on this monday night (pam) chief meterologist brittney shipp is here with the forecast details.. t

google. google had to reissue the map three different times before they corrected all their corrections, but there was one misspelling we were sure had to be the mistake but stayed the same in all three versions of the map. according to google, people am wisconsin can't spell wisconsin. in case you missed it, everyone makes mistakes, even google. i'll tell you everyone else who can spell wisconsin. for the record with greta starts right now, and she can spell wisconsin. i grant you that. >> indeed i can. that's probably the only state i can spell. thank you, chuck. we have breaking news moments ago, the name of another surfacing in the russia probe. nbc news is confirming they are asking for campaign aide boris epstein. this news breaking just hours as after we learn president trump's long-time personal lawyer michael cohen is refusing requests to turnover information related to russia contacts. but, of course, the biggest name in all of this, the president's son-in-law and advisor jared kushner. kushner now under fbi scrutiny. the washington post reporting kushner was trying to set up a secret back channel to the russians, and today for the first time press secretary sean spicer answering questions about this. >> i'm wonde

google users. google is warning users to be aware of e-mails from unknown contacts asking them to click on a link to google doc. >>> lawyers for the family of ail on the sterling say the white police officer who shot sterling to death threatened him before he pulled the trigger. new details emerged after federal prosecutors announced they will not charge the two baton rouge officers involved. one officer fired six shots into terrell sterling, a black man, as he was lying on the ground. they say sterling was reaching for a gun. >> they did not have evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that either officer violated the federal criminal civil rights laws. >> sterling's 16-year-old son says his father would not want him to be angry. >>> police at american university in washington are offering a $1,000 reward for information in what they're calling a racially motivated hate crime. they released video of a person who allegedly strung bananas from nooses on cameras. it happened after the first female black student president took office. the fbi is helping to investigation. >>> and we've gotten a look at the

google is up $8 a share this morning. and as we talk about google, some very notable news here. >> yeah. you might have seen the warning on social media, don't click on your google link in your e-mail. >> scott mcgrew, there is a reason for that. as many as 1 billion people may have gotten that e-mail that could trick them into revealing secrets. >> secrets from their google accounts and what's on their google drive which lots of people use to store personal and corporate information. i got that e-mail, i didn't click on it. i send it over to our editor so she could show it to you on tv. don't click on it. google issuing a rare and severe warning saying this phishing e-mail can give bad guys access to your google drive. looks authentic. takes you to an authentic page. the one tip is who it's from. that does not sound legit. google suggests you use two-factor authentic case. that's when you get a text message with a code you have to enter before you can access anything on your google drive. now if you did click on that e-mail and you do use google, go to the google settings, revoke third party access to google docs. if that made no sense to you, that's fine. just

. >> people with shop loyalty tracked by google. googleclick on on line ads. companies will finally know exactly how effective their online ads are. >> instagram rolled out at new feature. the new archive option lets you remove photos from your profile and hide them in a folder. now if you want to put the pics back in your feed you simply go to the folder and restore it whenever you want. >> this year's sweetened snacks expo under way in chicago. this year there are pow 800 exhibits and enough candy and snacks to spread over 4 acres. the buzz this year is that the healthier america commitment many of the leading chocolate companies in attendance are making that's what's trending. they are promising to make half of their individually wrapped products 200 calories or less by t and 90 percent of their best sealing treats will have calorie information on the front of the packs. listen, you're not eating candy because you're concerned about the calories, okay. just eat it. >> i don't want to know. i want it to be bigger than a tick tack. >> we

google home sales are still dwarfed by amazon echo. how is the google assistant different from syria, alexa -- cre -- siri, alexa? >> one thing we are really excited about with googletant is the ability to go across all of the different contexts in your life. as you go from your house, to your car, to your commute, to out and about on your day, we want the assistant to be able to help you in all of those different places. today we are excited to deploy that out to all of the iphones, make that available to iphone users. we are in the process of rolling it out across the android phones, android auto, android wear, really making that assistant always available to you to matter what you are doing. emily: what is it going to take for voice technology to actually improve? i have used all of these devices, and in my experience, it is still rather crude. scott: we think we are making a lot of progress, but one of the things we talked about today is really using broad scale data and neural algorithms to improve the technology. we have been pretty significantly overhauling all of our algorithms under the hood every couple of years to take advantage of the new computing powe

profit marginfor £20 billion of google's profit margin for one year £20 billion of google's profit marginfor one yearand £20 billion of google'soving content, how much they are receiving, and we would welcome quarterly reports. so we know the scale of the problem, the enormity of it so we can deal with it. thank you for coming on. a new photograph of princess charlotte has been released by the duke and duchess of cambridge to mark her second birthday tomorrow. the picture of the toddler was taken earlier this month by her mother at their home on the sandringham estate in norfolk. the royal couple said they're delighted to share the photo to mark their daughter's special day. across the newsroom, let's check on the weather prospects. it has been quite a day northern ireland, the warmest day of the year so far in northern ireland. scotland, tied that in western scotland, tied that in western scotland, nearing 21 celsius in the sunshine. for parts of england and we'll is, heavy showers around. thundery ones around the bristol channel in south wales at the moment. it will continue to run border in southern england and we in the ne

how about google, just like google, facebook has the low cost of goods sold, and i can argue that google itself, now that it's spanning beyond just search into video, and it's more than just merely a search play. among many gettable stocks we see in our day to day lives, let's not forget about amazon. i'm not saying you should build a portfolio of your favorite products. al make you like coke. but coke is not as good as pepsico. here's the bottom line, if you want to augment your index fund with a few stock picks of your own, i think that's a really responsible and frankly a thrilling way to try your hand at grows wealth, out of the orderary, even if the ordinary does pretty well itself. >> caller: thank you for all you do for us young investors. want to get your thoughts on the future prospects for the home building industry, specifically toll brothers, i'm wondering if rising interest rates will help toll. >> i still toll is still under valued by the way, peer house down in brooklyn is almost sold out. that's an example that they're urban. you know in princeton, what kind of quality ho

google to uber, what do they think he might have taken. >> he was an expert in the hardware needed for self- driving cars, the laser sensor. he spent a lot of years developing that for google and google uber of jump starting its program with that information. uber has denied it saying that they are developing their own technology. >> when you have a employee going from a company like google to uber, who owns the technology. >> typically, if you are an employee of the company, the company owns what is going on there. one of the nuances is that the employee had a number of sued businesses while he was at google and he was developing some technology alongside of that. it would appear that google allowed him to do that, they bought some of the things he created. enriching him that way, so it's an example of how he started other companies, those companies, they alleged, were the guts of a company called otto which uber brawts to start their self-driving dis-- bought to start their self-driving business. >> could there be any criminal charges in this? >> it's unusual for a judge in this thing to say, i think that the attorney general's office should look into it but that's what happened, h

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google that took the stage at shoreline amphitheater for it's developer io conference we were there tweeting the event. >> a whack a mole game about crashing servers. a photo booth. it's no arcade it's google io. >> good morning welcome to googleast google has unveiled shiny new gadget but today a processor for dataent is centers. >> we're building what we call ai data center. >> it is getting more and more like conserving with a individual. >> what can i start you with. >> straw berry poppy seed salad. >> got it how about one of these school drirnnks. >> what's up? >> traffic is heavy you will need to leave in 14 minutes. >> you go out to dinner with group of friends someone takes a photo on their camera you will never see that photo. >> now will recognize your copy and can make it automatic. >> every time i take photos of my daughters my wife will get those photos immediately. >> and new area of technology is called augments reality. >> it shows the heart beating. >> you will swear there's a heart suspended in space. >> students can get up close to see the detail. can get a sense of the scale. >> expedition augments reality goes with will also have gps in a store and ar meets ai something called google lens. >> see something

google and other platforms. melissa: you bring up google. hillary, google has the cloud and other features. facebook is really driven in the one community where they very much penetrated but you wonder where they go from there? >> they have been targeting millenials, really that is where the money is at for them. millenials engage on the go. they can charge more for mobile ads. 84% of their total ad revenue comes from the mobile apps. they spent a lot developing from these stealing from snapchat, integrating it into instagram and whatsapp. you see it working. their instagram story, 200 million daily users. that is more than the original snapchat. seems like this take over may be working for them. melissa: jonathan, why do you think they missed on earnings? we have to drill down into that. earnings per share, pretty big, eight cent? >> i think they're willing happily for investors to spend a lot of money. growing stocks there is less of an investment on real time earnings as there would be for a utility company or some other company relying on a dividend. investors are willing to look further

google? tom: google, same thing. google a subsidiary in bermuda where the corporate tax rate is zero, that owns a subsidiary in ireland, that owns a subsidiary in switzerland. so there is a sub within a sub within a sub. it is totally complicated, but cuts the tax bill. happened whent's 35% tax rate. if that rate were much lower, it would not be worth it to pay a consultant millions of dollars to get you out of it. brian: here is the menu write about in your book, a man named steve forbes. let us hear from him. [begin video clip] >> throw away the code and put in a single rate your we recommend 17% are generous exemptions for children so nobody gets a tax increase in this thing. you can literally do your tax return on a single sheet of paper or a few keystrokes on a computer. by the way, 40 countries and jurisdictions around the world, places like hong kong are not a country, but they are administering, have variations of the flat tax. this is not a laboratory theory. clip]ideo president on for that. tom: he ran for preside

google lens. see, andbout what we with google's advances in computer vision and image understanding, the assistant is actually going to begin to have that capability over the next few months. i will be able to open my camera and began to talk to the assistant about what i see. we are really excited about that. emily: scott hoffman there, google'st of engineering. that doesn't for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we will have full coverage and analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: we begin this evening with politics. the new york times reports this evening that president trump asked former fbi director james in february to terminate the investigation of michael flynn. the white house has denied any wrongdoing. the president technologist and defended the position as his absolute right in a series of tweets early tuesday

google once in a while. google weimar republic, then google adolf hitler in 1929.ountry yesterday, but it was the warmest with highs ofjust over 23 degrees. i expect over the next couple of days, the south—east will get warm, if not hot, as we drag warm air in from the near continent. this slow—moving weather front will bring a contrast to the far north and west. it will be a mild start for all, some mist around, especially close to the coast. that weather front is a slow—moving affairand weather front is a slow—moving affair and will bring rain into northern ireland and scotland, lingering for much of the day. cloud, largely dry, and more in the way of sunshine across the extreme self. despite some afternoon cloud into the south—west part of wales, temperatures 18—22d, reasonable. highs of 25 widely in the south—east corner, and stretching into the north of england. a different day for the north west, in the lake district, isle of man, northern ireland and western scotland. here it stays cloudy and wet for match of the day with a scattering of showers into the far

google once in a while. google weimar republic, then google adolf hitler in 1929. yesterday. this weather front made its way southwards and eastwards across the uk. it brought in some heavy rain to the north and west of the uk. as it went southwards, the rain fizzled out and allowed fresh air to follow in its wake. fresh air continues to creep southwards overnight. not quite getting to the southernmost counties, but we see cloud which is low round the coast. along with clear skies, major towns and cities clear, rural spots colder —— chilly and not as warm as it has been further south. it begins with cloud breaking up into the afternoon, some showers and the further north you are, it should be a nice day with light winds and plenty of sunshine. it will feel pleasant and into the afternoon, in south—west england along the coast, 15 or 16 degrees. further inland, it is in the low 20s. 15 or 16 degrees, up to 23 in london. the chance of the odd shower, but most places will avoid them and have a decent day. good spells of sunshine across much of northern england. northe

google? >> google is going to have to catch up. google has great technology. undeniably great technology. est is in distribution. google is in a very similar place to aws. they have great claude technology. they don't have an intelligent edge. they also have to work on distribution. so amazon's got a lot of scale today. they've got good cloud technology. they have to have a strategy. how do they go on to that intelligent edge. google's got to do both the edge and the distribution. >> who's got the best security? >> who's got the best security amongst all three? all three of them have good security. >> microsoft in the last year has outperformed both? that i didn't know. microsoft -- the stock price of microsoft is up 32%. >> right. >> and for both amazon and alphabet, 31%. did you know that? didn't you think amazon had outperformed microsoft? >> i did -- >> in terms of the market cap that's grown but the percentage for microsoft has been higher. >> got a higher market cap. >> and the market cap they've grown this year is up because i've just looked at a list of the top ten market caps. >>

get an email from a contact who asks you to open a google document.if you click, it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account.this grants access to your email account and your contacts.a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs."we did try and talk with google on camera but no one was available to speak with us.but they did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (pam) the man who police say, killed his wife and held police on an hours- long standoff in the east bay has been charged with murder. gregory prokop- owicz appeared in court earlier today... the 38-year- old is accused of killing his wife... 47-year- old roselyn policarpio... last thursday afternoon on first avenue in walnut creek. after a 19-hour standoff, prokop-owicz was arrested friday in martinez. however... police say,

google. google's parent alphabet. we are watching googlemore than 30% in the last 52 weeks. we are also watching some big news on google and that is its tracking of shopping not online shopping, in fact. it's offline shopping and using tools so that we don't understand exactly how their system works, but they are using tools in order to monitor your shopping at stores. there are some stores that are also participating whether it's loyalty programs using google maps to really put together locations, home depot, express, sephora and they will use google assistant to also generate revenue you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car. l

google are getting the lion's share of the pie? an advertiseram or the ad agency representing big advertisers, i'm worried. the market is a duopoly between facebook and google. i only have two platforms to allocate my ad dollars. that's not a good structure. dollars,cremental ad googleebook are taking just about everything. it's really a challenge for some of the smaller platforms. think twitter, snapchat. having 200 million, 300 million, 400 million users on your platform these days just is not enough when you take a look at google and facebook, each of facebook's platforms is at or above one billion users. message --nstagram, it's just a tremendous reach vehicle. what we are seeing is these big platforms like google and facebook are really starting to target television advertisers, because that's where the money is. emily: something else that meeker called out is that the measurement of the impact of online ad is still very much lacking, also the placement of ads is sometimes rather suspect. they might pop up next to offensive content. what do you make of some of these potential headwinds? paul s.: these are significant risks, and they are highlighted not only by advertisers, but the ad agencies that represent them. measurement and context and placement are the tw

light bulbs that can be controlled by voice and sync up with home devices like alexa and google assistant. and googlesuccess. the ai system alphago took on the world's number one go player kejie, and won the series. alphago learned to play by studying old matches and playing thousands of games against itself. the hope now is it will be used in medicine and science in the future. more bad news for uber this week, as it admitted it underpaid drivers in new york for more than two and a half years. tens of thousands of drivers will now be paid about $900 each, which will mean uber paying out tens of millions of dollars. and only one month into the release of samsung's new galaxy s8 smartphone virus scanner, and it's already been hacked. german hackers fooled the scanner with only a paper printer and a contact lens to make the fake eye. and is robocop from the 80s becoming a reality? well, not quite, but dubai police want these robots to make up 25% of its force by 2030. they launched the unit on wednesday, which can forward video feeds to the police, settle fines, has facial recognition, and can speak ni

google says only about .1% of gmail users were compromised. and the bad guys were shut down within an hour. what does that mean for a company like google? >> the fact that google is so big, they were able to see and take action on it pretty quickly. any time you offer services to the internet at large, there can be vulnerabilities. that's usually involving tricking users to compromise themselves. >> reporter: and according to google, even if you fell for the attack, there's nothing you need to do right now. you can always check out any apps that are connected to your account by going to google security, checkup. experts say it's always a good idea to keep changing your passwo password. and don't click on anything unless you're 100% sure. for "nightly business report," i'm andrea day. >>> coming up, a battle for the sky. >> reporter: i'm morgan brennan in st. louis, missouri. this plane is part of boeing's fighter jet family. we'll talk about the future of the f-18 program and the fight for defense dollars, coming up on "nightly business report." >>> apple is investing in advanced manufacturing jobs. in an interview with cnbc, sea particular come told jim crame

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people have to recognize that amazon was far ahead of everyone including google. google'seryone has to catch amazon to stay in business. i spent a lot of time on walmart yesterday. and you know what? they have the money to be able to catch amazon. it's a money issue nordstrom has not been able to. it's a tech issue. you have to use salesforce because of the cloud that they have that's analytical. they tell you. >> we talk about artificial intelligence, there's different types of it being used in different areas. you're talking about something -- that's not watson. not what ibm is using -- >> no. >> you're talking about incoming -- increasingly the ability to decipher massive amounts of data and come to conclusions more quickly and more data, more advanced. >> right. so i mean, if you're a retailer you can't compete with amazon because amazon knows ahead what you want. well, guess what? salesforce and einstein they too know what you want. so you can imagine you're duking it out with amazon. you basically have now have the same opportunities as amazon because you have hired

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going to go this route i recommend google's google drive.it's easy to use and the first 15 gigs is free and an upgrade to a terabyte of storage is a $100 a year.so far googleach of all the data they are storing but cloud based back ups are in the cloud. the internet is still involved they can be hackedor if someone gets your password.. they can get into your back ups doing the drive physical back up.. badhwar /cyber ceo and co- founder of "i don't think this think us as individuals need to make sure we ( mark ) coming up... the state of california just got involved in trying to stop shootings in the east bay. see how they are helping out. (anny) tracking the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break. (mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a weak weather system moving through the region today will maintain unseasonably cool temperatures, breezy conditions and a slight chance of showers. high pressure then builds in through the remainder of the week with temperatures rebounding back to above normal values late in the week and into the upcoming weeken

google home voice assistant wifi speaker to better compete against amazon's popular echo gadget.the key feature of google home is their artificial intelligence software they call "assistant" .. it's their siri and alexa competitor; it's currently only in googleixel smartphones and the home device but james says they have big plans to expand this onto apple ios devices and beyond to your home appliances james trew / engadget, managing editor says:<"the idea is instead of going ahead at eight.. a chilling new threat from the son of osama bin laden.... as he ascends the ranks of al-qaeda ... and calls for new attacks. and from stunts on the highway....to stunts on the bridge. how a pair of teen dare-devils scaled the golden gate bridge without anyone noticing. ((brittney tease))i'm kron 4 meteorologist brittney shipp. coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. (steve) dangling hundreds of feet in the air above traffic. dare-devils pulls off a dangerous stunt...scaling the golden gate bridge. and no one notice

google users. google docs has been hit with a sophisticated phishing attack. it prompts users to open a document and then sends them to a page that could put information at risk. >> you know what this is handy for? wedding planning. that's when you really use googles. >> really? >> be careful if you are planning a wedding. >> i'm more of a drop box user. >> you've been warned. >>> obamacare is on life support. that's the message today from hhs secretary tom price. i mentioned that op-ed today. more of those comments coming up. >>> apple's ceo tim cook sitting down with our very own jim cramer last night. telling jim that he's betting big on u.s. jobs. details when "worldwide exchange" returns. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." to our must read stories. my pick is in the "the financial times." penned by larry summers. the title steven mnuchin's big