google social network. google plus, have reportedly been exposed and google allegedly hid this from the public for months. >> how are we supposed to be with social media we have the fallout this morning. >> very good question lauren google is shutting down at social network google plus after a the private data up to 500,000 users potentially exposed buff a flaw google didn't disclose. google says that data was limited to optional profile fields like the person's name e-mail address occupation, gender and age, and that's a bug did not affect any other data users may have posted or connected to google plus or any other service like google plus post messages google account data phone numbers or g suite content how long did they keep this underwraps from the public? >> they did hide it according to "the wall street journal" the bug was fixed back in march but google hid exposure fortune months the bug gave more than 400 outside developers possible access to private profile information of google plus from 2015 to march 2018 when those internal investigators discovered and fixed the issue. google says they found

being google is the most popular search engine worldwide i mean who would have thought when this came out that we would be using google as a verb google this google that and people seem to continue to trust google saying that because of the detailed searches and you can actually they say that it's the quickest and most reliable search engine so yeah it's a joy but you know people talk about censorship and things like that i'm sorry but to me at the end of the day it's also called per you know it's also called the element of luck that you don't you know you don't need a government to tell you what you sure should look up that's up to you as an individual or you was a mother or father or whatever was just me saying as a consumer i mean i'm not a parent but i also don't i don't need to be told by guys like i'm going to do all we all kind of have to be allowed to see information and make decisions exactly because it's the truth if you don't see both sides are in the army and you can't make informed decisions which is why censorship is something we for out of here in the united states at least ideologically it was. so much in practice will

david: the taxi industry in new york alone. >> people say let's xerox something or google. googlelly keeps innovating its product and making it better. my problem is -- this is an argument for higher interest rates. the reason why you unwind balance sheets is because interest rates are so low you can make something more valuable than it should be because they can borrow so cheaply. and they are not profitable. >> three years are their expectations. >> and we all may be dead in three years. go to miami, go to l.a. and take an uber. is it so easy? i don't know. >> whoever gets the market first will get the institutional dollars. david: what's the market going to do tomorrow? >> we ended on the high. it was a fantastic day. there has got to be follow-on. people say i missed the bottom, i better get in. >> rising rates worry me. and you have a trade war that worries me. but there is together in next six months that will stop this market. david: who is the jerk at the other network that says buy buy buy buy buy. >> i think earnings will substantiate the gains we see in the market. >> t

google? >> i use google obsessively. i couldn't have written this book without google. it's a celebration of google. 's reached one of the great transformative companies in all of history. that they got infatuated with their own technology and now imagine that it's almost a religious revelation. it's going to and the whole human creative endeavor while brennan and page fly off to a satellite somewhere with elon musk and leaving the rest of the world to subsist on guaranteed annual incomes dispersed from the final machine of artificial intelligence. >> did you have to get permission to use the google logo? >> it's not the google logo. the lawyers figured it out. >> because it is different colors and upside down? >> i don't know where we are claiming that it's different. i don't know. that was a serious error, but there's been lots of legal involvement in that innocent jacket. >> what is your next book about? >> carver mead is one of the great scientists of our era. he was one of the first people of the microchip revolution i wrote about in a book called microcosm. he went on to both do the research fo

gerrit: the pitch from google has always been that if you are a major google calendar user, google docsoogle drive, using their phone will be more seamless, if you're interacting with a lot of other people who are also using google products. but it seems a lot of consumers still want that iphone. they're still that cool factor and attraction to the premium iphone model. focusedportion that was on the phone, i would say it about 80% of that portion of focused on the camera. they even had pictures taken with the new iphone lined up next to pictures from this phone to sort of show why their camera with so much better. maybe for those people who want to have that experience, it will just be another reason to pick up the new phone. much for yourso reporting. tesla shares soared tuesday after macquarie said the company is on track to reach profitability. is it time to talk about a tesla turnaround? macquarie is initiating coverage here at a bite. what is their argument that tesla can hit profitability and that this is indeed a good buy right now? they think it could be profitable in the secon

coming up, google is taking on apple and amazon with a product launch. but, google shut down google plus as a result of a data breach. plus, we will take a look at what we have tesla shares soaring -- what has tesla shares soaring. this is bloomberg. ♪

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recently levying heavy multibillion dollar fines on google for anti-competitive practices google's corporate culture appears to be changing earlier this year google quietly dropped its famous motto don't be evil from its corporate code of conduct in april three thousand google employees signed petition a. demanding the company and its partnership with the pentagon called project maven that uses images and artificial intelligence to improve drone strike accuracy on the battlefield google now says it will not work with pentagon contract when it expires in twenty nineteen in just two decades google has made itself practically indispensable in the lives of billions of people what it will do with its information power and wealth over the next twenty years is something that should concern each one of them tesla without the long musket the wheel the stock market regulator in the us is seeking to bar him from serving as the electric car maker c.e.o. the securities and exchange commission alleges he committed securities fraud when he tweeted about privatization plans the agency's complaint is the first fraud case involving the use of social media by the c

google plus user sessions are less than five seconds. that means the average visit to google plus consists of oh can i have a google plus. the entirety of it but i mean actually i am i have avid google plus user i go there whenever i want to be left alone. ironically i use google plus to finally get some privacy. when i go. we go now yes i'll just have to head over to facebook. and just to wrap up their small piece of nothing news the u.s. voted today or yesterday against a u.n. resolution condemning gay sex death penalties joining countries like iraq and saudi arabia so to clarify u.s. representatives voted against stopping executions of gay people for consensual sex. but i'm sure we only did it in an effort to retake the moral high ground alright look we used to be on the on the moral high ground right now we're down here at the bottom because we do things like torture and imprison a giant number of our population and bomb school buses of children so what do we do to get back up there on the moral high moral high ground some say you've got to go back up the mountain by behaving morally but that says it's very tiring and

to red hat's open source contributions and will continue partnerships with microsoft, amazon, google google crowd and ali baba. >>> mercedes benz was too slow at notifying car owners about recalls. the national highway safety administration says more than 1 million owners did not get notices within the 60 days required by law. they nt a letter to mercedes of the probrecalls from last year that includes notifying the government about recalls. mercedes have -- has into the middle of next month to respond or it could face fines up to $21,000 a day. >>> the latest reboot of the classic movie halloween once again number one at the box office earning $32 million over the weekend taking the top spot to the second week in a row. halloween is one of the highest grossest/removers -- movies ever raking in over $125 million. a star is born came and number two earning more than $14 million and the super heroes spinoff venom came in at number three. goosebumps hunter killer round out the top five. >>> 4:56 a.m. and coming up we go live to pittsburgh, pennsylvania where a man is due in court suspected of

now you look at the trough on where facebook is and i also believe and you talk about what google knows, google doesn't necessarily know nearly as much as what you're doing when you're on their application facebook knows what i'm buying, what i'm doing, who i'm doing it with, how often i'm doing it, what i like, what i dislike. that's the reason why when i'm on instagram i buy something every single day because they know everything that i'm doing and what i'm thinking about. and, guess what, those advertisers are getting those returns. >> i added to citi yesterday and this morning i think it's way too sold. >> we have a viewer question from tommy, our friend in texas. says looks like people are rotating out of procter & gamble so would you continue to hold it you own it so you're the perfect person to ask. >> procter & gamble has been a staple and, yes, a staple in my portfolio for a long time. it gives me diversification, protects on the down side. again, you think about a company that is absolutely something that consumers are using day in and day out, the company is incredibly run the short

google is developing a modified search engine for china that would bend to the rules of censorship within the country. mike pence said that google should immediately and development on the project, codenamed dragonfly. the tech expert i spoke to earlier said it is no surprise that googleargest internet market in the world, almost 800 million internet users. this is definitely aid big market that google cannot ignore. is there still room for google in that market? there are many other competitors there as well, particularly chinese competitors did it in a domestic market we have a search engine like baidu who has 70 2% of market share. companies in china have two follow regulations that involve sensor ring the information of users. i think what a chinese user wants to see is the company at the level of google, protecting their privacy and if google is able to deliver a better search result and build trust with chinese consumers i believe there is still room for them to grow when china. do you think, however, that chinese consumers will make the switch if they feel they are getting a censored version of google, a watered down version? how will google distinguish itself or the other chinese firms? they provide a better user experience. that is one of the key things that

demonstrators, fearing gentrification, due to google's expansion, blocked one of its buses as a driver headed toward the company headquarters. >> i don't want google here. google is toxic. google was displaced, thousands and thousands of people. >> reporter: the bus driver tells fox 2 he was headed from downtown san jose to park moore street, and then to the company's headquarters in mountain view. when two dozen demonstrators blocked the bus on the san salvador street. about 15 passengers on the bus were forced to sit and wait. passengers, clad in mock radiation suits, chanted and yelled in the intersection. some community activists feared that google's planned expansion and involvement in downtown san jose, will displace thousands of low-wage workers and residents. >> the way the city treats its poor and actually most of the people is a disgrace. the city council has decided to basically sell its sold to google. >> reporter: san jose police blocked off surrounding streets around the intersection, as officers negotiated to have the pickets moved to the sidewalk and out of the street. >> they can't protest, but we can't have them blocking the middle of the str

google announced it was shut down a social network following a bug that may have exposed at the million of its users details. where on google in a bid. and sony confirm plans for a successor to the playstation four. it was asked the week that augmented the firm held its first developers conference in los angeles. guest were shown an array of interactive aar content, featuring virtual ray gun battles and flying robots that will a p pa re ntly and flying robots that will apparently bring your living room to life. 0scar redding affects company frame store were just one of the company showing off their wares. the multiplayer map based game including many speedboats and helicopter suspended bungee jumps. whilst many speedboats and helicopter suspended bungeejumps. whilst this next robot may not quite, it can certainly get some air. designed by researchers at berkeley it bounces on one leg and can like a ninja jump across several different surfaces in across several different surfaces in a row. two tiny propellers on board the many hopper allow it to twist mid air. and, finally, the creepiest robot ever has been unveiled by university researchers injapan. smooth, slithery and determined the snake body can want it felt up and down ladders with this, eventually sending shivers down the spines of window cleaners and diy enthusiasts everywhere. cable powered its only known predator is the fear off switch. —— beers them off switch. back to googlereens, and the cameras have had an update also, helping them see better in the dark. they also sport a second front facing wide angle camera lens, intended for easier selfies. which is just what the world needs. more features than you can shake a selfie stick at comes with a price, starting at £739 and £869 respectively. and a new member of the smart speaker range was unveiled. the home hub comes with a google assistant and a seven inch display so you can use your eyes as well as your ears, a competitor to amazon's e at £139. —— amazon's e. you will not be skype in your house but at least you can watch cat videos on youtube while cooking dinner. if you want to be seen around the house facebook launched its new video chat gadget. not the greatest of timing either following its recent data breach scandals. com plete its recent data breach scandals. complete with camera lens covers to invert —— avert bright eyes the devices can track you around the room in on you. they have amazon's alexa

. >>> the google seal responding to a new york times report says google kept quiet about sexual misconduct cases involving top executives. reportedly a former googlexecutive made -- named andy rubin was paid a 90 minute exit packages 2014. after being accused of sexual misconduct. that moment of android for google google must investigate the sexual conduct plane credible but stayed silent. yesterday rometty 90 allegations several tweets. report also says protected three executives accused of sexual misconduct cases over the past 10 years even though the company did not legally have to the company said they have taken a hard line in inappropriate behavior to replace recent years that he also said the last two years 48 people have been terminated for sexual harassment including 13 who were senior managers and above. none of these individuals received an exit package. >>> the federal government has joined the lawsuit against the companies hired to clean up radiation at the old naval shipyard in san francisco. the department of justice claims counterattack defrauded the government during the radiation test. lawsuit against tetra tech and others claim

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 move to the sidewalk. >> we're trying to ebb courage people don't be afraid to stand up to the corporations, just because they have the money. this is what america is about. >> organizers of today's action will continue targeting google until the company promises help for those disturbed as for the city. the mayor's

google. google plus is a fraction of facebook. if facebook couldn't control the data privacy in the network how will google plus fare? if i was google plus user and my data was compromised and i wasn't notified about it i would be pretty upset. this is the beginning after long battle on regulatory front for both facebook and google. melissa: good point. todd, given the slide of tech shares, what does that mean for regulations and a possible breakup? >> that is really a possibility. i hope it really doesn't come down to it. i would rather see them come to the forefront and not hide things that have happened but when you see that you are actually the customer, right? we are the customer. if you're signing up for them, you're the customer. they have got your information. i don't like the way they tried to hide and push those things away. it will be cause for more trouble in tech coming forward. i think there is a lot more stories out there than this one. susan: with free services ultimately you are the product. john, todd, thank you so much. david: justice brett kavanaugh expected to formally sworn in as a supreme court

likely going to be google a big shakeup in their most important division the company's ad chief is leaving to join a venture capital firm his departure comes after 15 years with google. googles tapping the head of google docs for the job. >>> changes at instagram adam laseri will leave he was instagram's head of product. he previously led the news feed division >>> a company called stitch fix is tumbling after reporting mixed results. >> shares of the online personal style service falling more than 20% in extended trading after hours last night while fourth quarter earnings beat forecasts, revenue and the number of active users fell short that's a key metric for stitch fix and other subscription bu-bd services active clients were the same level as the previous quarter. stitch fix has been exploring ways to diversify its revenue sources. it just announced it's expanding into the uk which is expected to happen by the end of 2018. they also said they would launch a version of its style service for kids they launched in november and had a huge run up since then the stock is still up more than 130% from its debut. stitch fix co-founder katrina lake will be on "squawk alley" at 1

google. google cameet and in a lot softer than people expected. they led the markets lower this morning. as well missing a number of estimates. they're facing a regulatory backlash in europe. there have been questions about its privacy practices and its clashes with advertisers over content. fined bygoogle was their trust authority for violating competition was. that is reflected here in the u.s. donald trump has accused googlebeing politically biased and there are into trust -- antitrust and privacy laws. we heard from tim cook who was saying the data collection practices of the likes of google and facebook. as well as the fundamental issues, they are dealing with large scrutiny. david: you can see that is the shot of the east room of the white house. we are waiting for the president to address the question of the suspect arrested. there is never one cause. through a line going fair number of earnings reports about tariffs, increased costs. autos took a hit. romaine: you are seeing weakening demand in these areas. a lot has to do with input costs, steel the big one. there are many components that go into these, that are part of a supply chain, not just china. that has been disrupted not just for the places the u.s. has imposed tariffs but for peripheral countries. david: is there a larger pattern? how explicit our companies being? emma: more explicit at the moment. some people using china and the trade war

likewise, 1400 google employees signed a letter last month protesting google's plans to create a censored search engine for china. mister enright, you have worked for google since 2011. does it concern you that more than twice as many employees at google have protested working with the u.s. military then have protested creating a censored search engine for china? >> senator, i take a great deal of pride in the fact that google is an organization that allows employees to voice their opinion, including opinions about product strategy, product decisions right up to the seniormost leadership of the organization. as to project maven, again, my understanding is that there was internal concern raised. employees were given a voice. there was a significant internal discussion around the project. it ultimately affected the strategic direction of leadership and while google continues to commit to meeting the response release of our initial maven contract and we have continued to work with the united states government the department of defense in certain areas, including cyber security, healthcare, and productivity we are focusing on making sure our collaborations wi

revolutionizing wave mail the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and in the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speakers billions of people now use google products every day most through search engine in two thousand and twelve google reach one point two trillion searches for the year but that's where the data stops google now just says searches are in the trillions and with advertising the main source of revenue the money follows the page for use google profit so to one hundred ten billion dollars last year well its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the googleplex page and brin are multi-billionaires and google knows a lot about us they know who you are they know a lot about your habits they know what kind of videos he watch they k

this route in trading and they have shut down google plus that major bug that you know they concealed google concealed from regulators that exposed google plus users to to compromise i mean what do you make of google i guess what do you make of alphabets the parent company of that stock going forward. well i feel bad for the five to ten people that will no longer be on google plus. there's a couple hundred thousand but that shock to my. yeah. the fines for google i remember when j.p. morgan the london whale had a bad trade and they lost billions of dollars and the stock was under pressure for a couple days but i knew that it would go much higher that a couple billion for a company that is nothing so when you think of google they don't control market share they are the market so the five is the find i think it's a one time cost they might have a little bit of a dark cloud by facebook as have but google as a company is going to be just fine the what i worry more about is snap chat that's someone that's looking to now reinvent their business model and when you see companies doing that that's a larger more systemic problem that you got away

google is no longerjust google, it's also alphabet. within the googleogle businesses, specifically cloud and hardware that they have been investing heavily in because they see them as good markets going forward. any other bettws you have businesses like verily and waymo moving into an increasingly diversified portfolio like self driving. that's part of the alphabet strategy. a big part is cloud computing, but another one hanging over group, the story it has sacked 48 people, including 13 senior managers over sexual harassment claims since 2016. the bosses claiming this as a win for the firm, taking a hard line on misconduct. what do you make of it?|j what do you make of it? i think they have come out and been clear that they will not accept this. they take a hard line and i think it's absolutely the right thing to be saying, and the actions to back it up. silicon valley is very much male dominated. do you think this sort of action will change that environment? will it become a more female friendly place to work?|j will it become a more female friendly p

onslaught of bad news in the past two years when i look at google, google is just beginning to experience that same political pressure i would expect google two of them to have the better relative results because it won't be in the numbers facebook is clearly lighting a fuse under instagram and trying to monetize what's app to fill the hole, and i suspect they will be successful at doing that elsewhere it will be all over the place. >> so roger, jon fortt in san francisco, miss you, you're down there. >> welcome, jon. >> who do you see being at risk, below the top tier level, talk about the faang stocks, google, amazon, netflix, but more midcap range up and comers, what type of company do you expect to experience some more volatility, take a hit if the tech malaise continues or when it eventually sets in, let's say. >> jon, seems to me the companies that sell b to b are more exposed than b to c in the short term, so at the moment in the prior half hour there was a lot of talk on surveys of sentiment in the corporate world, and to the extent that corporate purchasing reflects higher concerns about inflation or concerns about trade, you cou

google -- google her on my phone. >> born in berkeley during world war ii she was part of the woman's air force pilot or wasp. more than 1000 civilian women whose job it was to carry aircraft, transmit -- transfer equipment and fly train -- planes. >> they told a target behind her and allowed soldiers in training to shoot live ammunition at her plane. >> the airport owned by the port of oakland. miller went before the only people who can make the change, the executive director and commissioners. >> i would like to propose to rename the oakland airport in honor one of the wasps. my mother's best friend maggie g. >> although there are four -- other famous women, she feels it is the most suited. >> amelia ehrhardt did take important flights out of the airport, she was not a native. >> this is sky high. >> it was written about -- there is a book about maggie g. >> it tells a story of how maggie g grew up. >> as she was a child they would go to the airport and watch planes take off. >> would it not be amazing for the airport that inspired her to become a pilot and for that airport to be named after her. >> it would make history because it would be the 1st and only major international airport to be named after a woman. she is still waiting to hear back from oakland. >>> the san francisco gay men's chorus is celebrating its 40th birthday with the very special show 37 years overdue. back in 1981 they were scheduled to perform in san francisco and it was canceled by the archbishop who thought it would be misinterpreted as the catholic church approving of homosexuality. choir member and former board chair michael tate will talk to us about the concert and how it will finally happen. >> there have been wonderful priest there and it's very encouraging and to hear a message that we are all good people and we want to make the best of the world and we hope you can join us and celebrate. >> they will perform at st. ignatius friday night and feature when we no longer touch, the first requiem to the lives lost to aids. >>> lady antebellum has announced a las vegas residency. they will run until the end of august. hillary scott says they will bring along some of our folks from nashville. and creating show you've never seen before. buy tickets november 2nd. >>> a new pop-up museum. the museum of pizza new york allows visitors to celebrate the food in a you -- new and unique way with pizza, videogames, or trivia. the founder says pizza can be a survival food or a luxury. >> the reason we started it because people -- pizza is for everyone. pizza is for when you are alone and broke to celebrating a birthday eating huge $50 prize. >> the full pizza pop up experience will open in new york and be open until the 18th of november. >>> we have continuing coverage ahead of game to on the world series. on the bomb threats and the -- suspicious packages. >> they targeted hilary clinton, former president barack obama. deborah wasserman schultz as well as cnn. today at 4:00 p.m. we are live in san francisco where there is heightened security and the latest on the investigation today on the foreign two. a couple minutes away from the closing bell. as you can see here and i was hanging on one hour ago, but not anymore. u.s. stocks veering sharply. the dow jones down 573 points. tech stocks and media counties -- company's accounting for most of the selling pick the nasdaq is down 320 points getting close to 4.5 percent. >>> halloween is one week away. if you haven't not decided what you will be google will be here to help and comply a list of top costumes, a fortnight, spider- man, a eunuch work, dinosaur into which. they report on average americans will spend $86 on costumes, candy and decorations. meanwhile, a california city getting ready for christmas break the 110-foot tall tree was delivered overnight to southern california. it is the world's largest life country and put at the citadel outlet where 10,000 ornaments will be used to decorate it. the tree lighting ceremony is being held on november 10th. >> we are not even out of halloween candy yet. >> thanks for watching, everyone. have a great afternoon. cook a. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. dr. oz: they are called smash and grab robberies. thieves break in and grab

that is from google, that company revealed it found the security flaw in march and its google plus social network and made that public this monday. in a blog post, googlersonal data of his many as 500,000 people were exposed including names, emails, ages, and occupations. an internalted that committee decided not to disclose the info then because there was no proof that any data it was galling that there is a fear of regulatory backlash is facebook was being called out over cambridge analytical. google -- google maps said it is shutting down its network for consumers, questions are swirling if u.s. federal authorities could now launch an investigation. that is the latest on google. the story we have been tracking is mark wilson. he is stepping down, he has been in the job over five years, a search for a successor will come. i was grappling for where he came from. aia, his bigom line was there ever turn of $7 million to investors. we spoke to him a number of paraphrasing, i am here, change the business, sell assets that were underperforming around europe but that was the last time we spoke to him. the one dark spot in our results was canada. the search

google's ceo taking an alternative slightly less focused path here after suspending google contracts with the u.s. military. the tech titan says it's considering a censored search engine at the same time in china which leads us to our next guest, whose company has many a contract with the department of defense. silicon valley legend known for his combative stance on protecting u.s. technology from china, t.j. rodgers is here. t.j., what did you make of amazon and jeff bezos' comments? is he right? is this country not worth protecting? >> i liked what he said and my own company and i supported that position. having said that, if you want to go back to basic principles, i believe there ought to be a strong division between corporate america and the government. i don't think companies should be politicizing what they do one way or the other. if a company decides to -- get away from defense for a minute. some companies say we are green, we are using all renewable energy and have a selling point and get customers for it. other people might not buy their product because they say green will make their product more expensive. it's a choice companies make. the united states government and our defense department is going to be the best in the world during the rest of my lifetime, with or without googley have reservations about the particular technology involved which is face recognition and you can only imagine in a country where the government kind of watches people and starts taking away personal privileges when they're not good citizens, which is a program they've got going now, google may not want to be part of that. so to me, instead of pitting the two ceos against each other, they have offered us two models, two different stocks to invest in, two very successful companies, america and americans will both be better because of both companies. and i think this is a choice that individual investors should be making for themselves. liz: you know, if i'm correct, you are definitely of libertarian sensibilities. tell us what your company, though, did for the pentagon back in the day just so that we can get a sense of the choices that you and your company made. >> well, i used to brag about it in investor meetings. basically, every f-15, 16, 18 and missiles they carried had high tech

google says it did not know exactly which users were affected, hence the delay. others say the company should not have waited so long to warn google plus users about this breach. outside google's headquarters in mountain view, no signs of the internal change underway for the tech behemoth. in a blog post monday, the company announced the end of google plus, a failed competitor to facebook. after a bug put some users' data at risk. >> i suspect the data breach, a convenient time to and google plus. they just killed the program. but frankly, it wasn't doing well. >> reporter: google says more than 400 apps had acplus users' information, including their age. , email address, the company says up to a half- million google plus accounts were potentially affected. >> google, based here in mountain view, says it he medially patched the bug when he discovered it in march and says it has no evidence to see if any profile data was used. however, the month-long delay before disclosing the problem has raised eyebrows. >> these things happen, but you're supposed to disclose it. >> reporter: tech analyst larry magid says google may not have known sin specifically -- may not have known specif

big news dropping on google, specifically, scott, that google exposed a private data of hundreds of thousands of users of googlehe google plus social network and then opted not to disclose that issue apparently this past spring because the company was afraid that doing so would draw regulatory scrutiny and cause reputational damage according to the journal. but now as part of the response, this issue, alphabet unit plans to announce some pretty sweeping set of privacy data measures that include permanently shutting down all consumer functionality of google plus we have reached out directly to the company for that comment we'll bring you that response if and when we get it guys, back to you. >> thank you very much so -- >> big breaking news >> allegedly attempting to hide it from regulators as part of this? >> that won't be good. >> because of reputational damage the whole space of google, facebook, it is all about the reputational damage at this point and what other regulation could come because of what is already occurred this stock is down almost 20 bucks. of a stock that is already in correction territory no

google didn't tell anybody about it. google's taken a very extreme step, they're going to shut down google plus permanently. to be fair, almost nobody used google plus. if you signed up for it years ago, your information is still out there and could have been exposed. i recommend you delete your account. you go into your google account through gmail or youtube, delete google plus. you can do that without deleting your overall google account. >>> apple says a blockbuster report from bloomberg claims that the chinese added a little chip, a spy chip. apple says it is simply not true. nothing had been added to apple products or apple mother boards. bloomberg stands by its story. in fact, the magazine put it on its cover but apple wrote a letter to congress which it says "bloomberg provided us with no evidence to substantiate their claims and internal investigations concluded their claims were simply wrong." we'll be keeping an eye out for developments there. >>> and facebook is out with a set of rather mysterious devices mysterious because it's not clear what they do compared to what other devices already do. th

google said it would shut down google plus — after the details of 500,000 people were exposed. so can we trust the people harvesting our personal information to look after it properly? our next guest says he's determined to make sure its safe. finn raben is the director general of esomar, that's the world body representing data and market research professionals. it polices a voluntary code of conduct designed to keep our data safe. welcome to the programme, nice to see you. when we see headlines like that, you can see why people are nervous about handing over information, whether that is information, whether that is information they know they are handing over or some that is gathered by tech firms without really our knowledge. what is your role in this and had you make sure it is safe? esomar is an organisation that has been read or 70 years, it is a voluntary trade body, an umbrella body, that has welcomed anybody in the analytics and data profession. we represent that profession not only to users of data but also to legislators around the world. that part of the membership requirement is they sign a voluntary code of conduct. that code of conduct requires them to work to a much higher ethical standard than just basically the minimum and it is within those grounds that we not only police, if you like, the adherence to that code but we also represent the standards, if you like, that we expect for companies who use personal data to maintain. and it is those standards which, in essence, drive security questions or security feelings, i guess, around the use or misuse of data by companies such as those you mention. it is a voluntary code but nevertheless you task yourself with policing those that sign up to do adhere to it. how'd you do that when there is so data out there? it is a very good question but we make it clear to anyonejoining very good question but we make it clear to anyone joining our organisation that the code is not a question of i would like to do it today and not like to do tomorrow, it is very closely monitored and if there is any misuse of the information, then any recipient of information, then any recipient of information they feel has been misused or a company that is felt to have abused their privilege in handling consumer data can quite easily be reported to us and we then institute a quite rigorous disciplinary procedure, which, ultimately, might end up with those companies being excluded from membership. so to use those examples, facebook, googlect? -- uber. not yet, sadly, but you had a piece on microsoft and they are a member of hours and quite strong on the use of data being ethical. and so without them being signed up, eyes she you would like them to sign up, what difference would it make —— irish unity would like them to sign up?m isa unity would like them to sign up?m is a rather unique relationship that has now existed between these tech —based industries, inasmuch as the digital distance between the user of those services and the data they provide is a very grey area. consumers generally don't understand what happens in that tech space between the service they use and the providers themselves and, for us, it's critical that those companies ensure that the transactional conditions, if you like, that usage are clear. we recently ran a conference in berlin where we had a presentation from a geolocation company. they did a piece of work amongst users of their service where they compared those who were informed about what t

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. >>> reports of sexual assault at google, how google ceo is responding to a controversial claim in thenew york times. >>> and tracking down the source of several explosives sent to prominent political leaders, where they're searching for clues. ching for clues. >>> good morning to you i'm claudine wong, pam cook has the morning off. >> i'm dave clark, lets go to steve paulson. >>> there's not enough fog, there are some over the coast. it was widespread, there will be some, it looks to be the warmest day of the week, yester the forecast models ease up a little bit on the high temperatthe coast, not nearly what we saw inland. yesterday the rain, a lot of people are asking me, where is the rain, it's up in portland and seattle. it's not here, high pressure right there all of the wait from eureka down to san diego. water changes, not much changed. 40 as un50s it's running cooler here. this is berkeley lab and oakland, that's indication of warm air a loft. it won't take much to warm up here. the city is at 56. and 60s and 70s here, and low to mid-80s for a few as the ridge of high pressure

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google said that a bug exposed 500,000 users' data as part of the google plus functionality, data such as the user's name, e-mail address, occupation, gender and age could have been hacked. google though saying there's no evidence that the data had been misused. our colleagues at the "wall street journal" say that google became aware of this bug back in march, but did not report it because the company feared regulation. that is the very latest from the new york stock exchange. back to you. liz: great to see you. next up, this video of liberal protesters screaming, banging at the supreme court's heavy bronze doors. it was a fruitless last-minute effort to stop the swearing-in of judge kavanaugh. american majority ceo ned ryan is here to talk about that. but first an editor at the media outlet vice news now saying some liberal antikavanaugh protesters were paid big bucks to help create antirepublican moments that would go viral on social media. my next guest is breaking news all over the place. she says that sexual assault victim who cornered jeff flake in the senate elevator is actually paid a six figure salary from a liberal group funded and paid for by george soros. she is aut

recently levying heavy multibillion dollar fines on google for anti-competitive practices google's corporate culture appears to be changing earlier this year google quietly dropped its famous motto don't be evil from its corporate code of conduct in april three thousand google employees signed up to to. demanding the company and its partnership with the pentagon called project maven that uses images and artificial intelligence to improve drone strike accuracy on the battlefield google now says it will not work with pentagon contract when it expires in twenty nineteen in just two decades google has made itself practically indispensable in the lives of billions of people what it will do with its information power and wealth over the next twenty years is something that should concern each one of them. without the long musket the wheel the stock market regulator in the us is seeking to bar him from serving as the electric car maker c.e.o. the securities and exchange commission alleges he committed securities fraud when he tweeted about privatization plans the agency's complaint is the first fraud case involving the use of social media by the c. of a

google says goodbye to google plus after the internet giant discovered a security flaw. baker's in france give their baguettes a twist to raise money for aids. first, our top story live from paris. here in france, president macron is announcing a government reshuffle. he is trying to kickstart his cabinet after a rough couple of months marked by scandal, resignations, and record low apprproval ratings. chris, what has been happening there so far? mr.he french friend print adouard philippe -- prime , wester edward philippe understand the existing french government will take part in question time. there are a number of potential -- including the resignation and nomination ahead of the naming of a new government. evidential vote on that team tomorrow. that depends on the timing and site of the announcement. commentators and france have been focusing on why this is taking so long. that reflects the position of the president. he is a product of the french establishment. he won the election last year by standing for this extreme center. he managed to get -- the movement, -- the remains a fledgling one. the pool of human capital, which fillingow pull from in a post is getting smaller. >> there is a lot at stake for president macron for the reshuffle. -- it hasas certainly been a difficult couple of months for the president. there was the environment minister. one of the defectors from the mainstream left. the president's approval ratings , he has the positive opinion of just over 30% of the french people. this has been discussed. french media saying this is a chance for a reset. the political line of the government, namely liberal economic reform on one hand coupled with social liberalism on the other hand. their single -- they are saying the line will not change. it is becoming a hard sell for emmanuel macron. >> thanks for that. the french people say business minded macron is out of touch with regular people. he is faced a series of strikes and protests since taking office. the latest right being held today -- the latest strike being held today. it is the first big strike day of the fall season. they say he is trying to destroy the french welfare system. they should be very little disruption on trains and metros. where officials have just been given the go-ahead to search the saudi consulate. concern over the missing journalist has been growing since he went to the consulate to get papers so he can get married. u.s. president donald trump is the latest to voice alarm after his disappearance. anchor correspondent has more on the ramifications of the case. >> the turks do not have good relations with the saudi's. they disagree on the issue of qatar. but the saudi's and the turks stand against bashar al-assad, russia, and iran. i imagine turkey would be reluctctant to break relations with saudi arabia. if it were to do so, i do not think that would hurt thee saudi's. the saudi'i's can do without the turks. they cannot do without the americans. the key thing here is what president trump decides to do. so far, he has said he is concerned. he hopes it wiwill sort ititself out. nobody knows what happened. if the turkish prosecutors report what happened and it is convincing, supporters of press freedom around the world will helplp that trump does act. , lindseyublican senators gram and bob corker, have spoken out against the saudi's on the incident. doubt, if the turkish prosecutors find he has been killed, both senators would urge president trump to take action. now, in the u.s., brett kavanaugh has been sworn into the supreme court after winning the contentious vote marked by sexual misconduct allegations against him. kavanaugh gigantic change -- kavanaugh tried to change the tone. he insisted he would be fair and impartial. trump decided to lash out against the democrats again. >> with the nation watching, brett kavanaugh swore to fatefully and impartially honor his role as associate court justice. he took the opportunity to tell americans he would not let his past dictate his judgment. >> the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justice i can be.e. a good just -- a good judge must be an umpire, a neutral and impartial decider. >> his composure stood in stark contrast to his emotional and at times belligerent testimony a week ago. he was confirmed by the senate and the narrowest margin -- in the narrowest margin -- president trump chose to stoke the fire. he called sexual assault claims by -- of kavanaugh a hoax by the democrats. >> i went to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. >> the bitter confirmation process has made liberal activist call for his impeachment. some democratic lawmakers have promised that if they were in control of the house, they will launch a more thorough investigation. >> brazil's far right presidential candidate says he is sticking to his hard right agenda. he was the front runner and around one. he will now face -- >> brazil is preparing for a better second round. election, itt might have seen both candidates go to the center to sweep up lose voters. he will be making no compromises. portray -- be >> on twitter, he reiterated his plan. saying he will reduce the number of ministries, privatize state companies, and decentralized power. political animal -- political analyst saying he has to shift towards the center. you'll will need to distance himself from the workers party. they made him their candidate one month ago. many voters see the left tainted by the corruption scandal that has consumed the candidate. will struggle to disassociate himself. the workers party campaign --gan of the first round, nevertheless, he said he will work to forge other alliances. >> we are compmpletely fine with adjusting parameters in our program to becocome the most representative of the wide democratic a alliance we want to have. gotirst round candidate who the vote on the left has not endorsed him. >> in venezuela, and opponent of nicholas maduro who was in pretrial detention after allegedly trying to assassinate the president has died in prison. the attorney general says the death was a suicide and that he threw himself off a 10 story building. opponents say he was murdered. residents of the u.s. state of florida are preparing for the arrival of hurricane michael. that storm is expected to strengthen and is forecast to be a major hurricane. michael has already battered parts of cuba and mexico. storm threatening the florida panhandle. monday saw floridians preparing for the arrival of hurricane michael, stocking up on sandbags, gasoline, and water. florida gov. rick k scott warned the hurricane would be life-threatening. >> you cannot hide from storm surge. get prepared and get out as evacuation is ordered. every family must be prepared. we can rebuild your house. we cannot rebuild your life. tatake this seriouslanand keep your family safe. >> michael is gainining strength as it spins across the waters of the gulf of mexico. forecasters say it could make landfall as a category three hurricicane with winds of f ove0 kilomemeters per hour. last western cuba -- it lashed western cuba with strong winds. it is set to hit the panhandle on wednesday. 26 counties in florida and all of neighboring alabama have declared a state of emergency. michael is expected to dump some 30 centimeters of rain on the panhandle. >> france is known as the land of the baguette. some 320 of the loaves are consumed every second here. breadms only fitting that is mixed with philanthropy. this week, bread with an unusual shape is raising money to fight aids. love baguette is not just a funny shaped love of bread. other bakers, they are selling this for two euros. this is the first time they have participated. even his clients who a are not familiar appreciate the initiative. >> if we can help fight a disease, i will buy the baguette regularly. >> last year, this helped raise 80,000 euros. to financewas used preventive measures. >> there are 20,000 people who do not yet know there hiv status. this figure has not gone down and the pasast -- in the past 10 years. baguette is on sale across france until next weekend. >> let's take a look at today's headlines. cabinet reshuffle on the way in france. is --ent mark lowen president macron is reworking his team. turkish officials have just been given the go-ahead to search the saudi consulate in istanbul for the missing journalist. the government critic entered their last week for paperwork and has not been seen since. brett kavanaugh sworn into the u.s. supreme court after an ugly fight in the supreme court. this is the biggest conservative majority and decades. time -- in. decades. you are starting with a warning from the imf. >> nationalist policies are putting the global economy at risk according to the imf. the organization has published its latest growth forecast. it has downgraded the rate at which it expects the global economy to grow. -- it warns that president trump tax policies are unsustainable. >> protectionism is painting a left and right future for the world. year's estimates this economic expansion at 3.7%, down from 3.9%% in july. the international lender says the tit-for-tat tariffs will take their toll. this is despite the u.s. enjoying a boost. the momentum,standing we have downgraded the 2019 growth forecast owing g to the recently enacted tariffs on a wide range of impmports. china's expected 2019 growth is also marked down. >> the imf expects the gdp growth to drop 1.8% by 2020. cuts willd the tax eventually turn negative. willr u.s. interest rates likely cause people to pull more money out of the emerging economies. seeingn nations are lower growth too. brexit is set to make a significant dent. the warning is the latest find yet that the recent strong run may be running out of steam. >> next to google. they are shutting down their google plus social network after they discovered a potential data breach. >> they discovered it in march that only now made it public. it allowed developers to access data over a. of three years -- over a period of three years. the data included names, email addresses, and occupations. the information was available through 438 apps. they've no evidence the information was misused. aviva saysce group that chief executive is leaving the company. the firm says it is time for new leadership. mark rosen stepped down immediately but will stay with the company until april. he has overseen significant improvement in the company's finances. pakistan's finance minister says the country will seek a bailout from the international monetary fund. ofistan is running short foreign currency reserves. the imf says they have not yet been approached. netflix is set to set up a new production site in the u.s. state ofof new mexico. they are in talks to buy a multibillion doll

google is savior? >> amazon is down but google is rallying. googleo much selling, if buying comes back into the stock, one of the big stocks in the sector looked really like crap since july, it has so much selling compared to amazon. it wouldn't a is surprise saying if amazon did it t would be a surprise if google did. all this buying coming back into the stock. key number is 1200. charles: go back to sees san lee for an update. -- susan li? >> amazon earnings tonight after the bell. we're expecting profit to gain triple digits up a few hundred% from last year. revenues expected to advance 30% or so i would say a key number for amazon, yes always about the cloud, probably main revenue contributor and driver at this point. what about advertising? that small line last quarter, drove up 130%. that is a new business line that people are also closely watching as well. charles: regular business looked really fantastic. cloud gets all, to your point, susan, cloud gets all the hype. it should because it is growing really quickly, the reason they were profita