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if you encounter a similar situation, google your local bee group, call or e-mail to alert them.ar a swm. i don't believe there is a hobbyist bee keeper and a firefight >> let's find that guy's name him.all >>> say hello to the classof 2023. it was a huge d full of cheers and smiles across the country. >> yesterday was signing day where many students steinly decided where -- students decid where they wanto go to college. they had a celebration to honor all the seniors headed to higher education. we talked to one senior whoas accepted to 21 schools. >> whoa! >> it was a tough choice for daylon waters. in the end she chose georgetown. >> always been a school that's been close to my heart since it's also close to home. my mom would always take me to the basketball games. it was the first sool i had a connection with. >> some of the other schools she was accepted to included howard university, george washiton, d the univrsity of maryland. wow. georgetown's lucky to have her. >> that's right. congratulations to everybody. >>> start writing those ethics, mom. that will be -- those checks,

joining us nowsiegel anyone that didn't read "1984" or hasn't googled "group think" recently should google no. >> it's where everywhere -- and i'm not going to make an analogy to anything that goes on that we currently talk about -- but when everyone just defers to the 97% consensus and doesn't try to think of anything themselves, they just defer to experts and it becomes almost more of a religion than anything else, and you think the fed suffers from that right now >> well, to some extent. as i pointed out in my article, over the last 15 years, over 100 votes have been taken. there's been one dissent, one lone dissent by fed governors against policy of the chairman in 15 years. now, you know, we look over 15 years, i mean, a lot of mistakes were made. you would think there would be some more lively discussion and someone would have dissented i was particularly, you know, surprised, as many of us were, how hawkish the december meeting was. had moore been on the board, he would have dissented if i were on the board, i would have dissented i thought that they were not looking at the signals

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to lose a lot of money with that band that he put on huawei 1st of call of course and that group would be googlea while way is of course a major customer for google using its android system and we played through yesterday already when google initially said they would stop working with huawei right away but there's other companies too there's intel there's silence as chip makers of course and all in all if you look at any huawei smartphone just about 70 percent of what goes into that smartphone in hardware as well as software comes from american companies so there is a lot of business interest on the american side too and we saw how that played out over the last 2 days initially when that ban was implemented tech companies lost a lot of value his shares went down and once that was reversed they made up at least part of parts of the loss and that's just this big stick small carrot approach to quell way tell us something about the u.s. economic policy. well i guess it tells us 2 things 1st of all and these 2 things might not be entirely new but 1st of all it reminds us of the way donald trump makes

to wish lists, still ahead the phone, security system and the help for underrepresented groups announced as googlerence. >>> and a woman today by a few degrees. temperatures tomorrow going to warm again but there are more clouds in the forecast with a cooldown down the road. >>> the lapd says several officers might have been exposed to the drug-resistant bacteria mercer, the exposure happened at the west valley station in the san fernando valley. in the same as the police department says the officers are now being cared for and work areas of the station have been disinfected. mrsa is an antibiotic resistant bacteria that can cause serious complications if it enters the bloodstream. voters in denver will decide tonight if the city should decriminalize use of the mind altering substance in so-called magic mushrooms. the federal government classifies it as a drug with no medical purpose and a high potential for abuse. but some researchers say it can treat anxiety and depression in cancer patients. if voters approve it denver would be the first city to legalize the psychedelic substance. >>> the first

millions of websites on this list google has the power to block access to websites and there are no. relevant regulations there's no oversight there's no advisory group there's nothing no one even realizes that google is doing there there was a curricular day were shut down the entire internet for 40 minutes this is reported by the guardian google did not deny it they shut down half of the internet in japan and again they acknowledged it we are talking about a company was so much power who gave google the power to shut down the internet where did that come from. the adoption rate of smartphones is so profound that that is the information tool and so how people get their information what they believe what they don't use i think a project for the next. i think we are increasingly moving to an era where people are saying we need to take better care of our digital environments and we need to take better care of our digital selves and what that means is being aware of what we are putting into our computers but more importantly what our computers in our devices are putting into us we are sharing information with them increasingly sensitive information the

you may remember, as i said earlier, that google bought nest labs in 2014. >>> the group of consumers say the cans were near their stoves and exploded as they cooked, causing burns. pam's maker says it says when used and stored properly. the label says it is flammable and should not be left on a stove or near a heating source. >>> the escooter rental company bird will be selling a new scooter direct to customers. the new bird model is called the bird one. it will be available both as a rental and for purchase for $1,300. it can travel 30 miles on a single charge. the new scooters are expected to be available summer of next year. >>> the message a new report is making for bay area investment firms. it analyzed the start-up that's it invested in. coil like block power working to improve their communities. and environment. while the firms may think these are not good investments, they said it is 2 impact start-ups outperformed other venture funds of similar size. >> there is a deeply imprinted but mistaken belief that if you're going to do things for impact, you're giving up financial re

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majority in the single popal about critics of the new annoying to john lists rights groups as well as tech giants like google and facebook they fear the clampdown on fake news will stifle free speech and innovation for more on this i'm joined by one of the law's critics civil rights activist joe lovano ram from a single ball donovan good to see you not just two weeks ago you go find five thousand singapore dollars that's about three thousand euros for refusing to take down a facebook post would you be in jail right now under these new laws. yes because the new laws actually allow for the government prosecute anyone for publishing online salsas so in the case that you just mentioned i was fined for scandalising the judiciary and i was ordered to pay seven dollars and all this in costs to the prosecutors do you think that this new law that has just been asked targets people such as yourselves. yes definitely because in the last few years there has been a crackdown by the government on on on critics and activists who have been to critical of the government and the ruling party but you also have a situation in w

google -- some of them -- is retaliating against them. monday they made it known that they will not sit back in silence over alleged corporal punishment. one groupalled google walk out for real change, tweeted a photo of employees at a sit in with faces blurred out including the #notokgoogle. tell us about this good n.d-fashioned sitting -- sit-i than a dozenmore offices around the country, google employees, in some cases t-inse hundreds, holding si at 11:00 a.m. local time, all around the theme of wanting google to continue making progress toward meeting the demands of the walkout six months ago and not retaliating against people who were involved in it or involved in instigating it. emily: let's talk about some of the more specific instances of alleged retaliation. two of the organizers of the google walked out said they were either demoted or told their work was no longer necessary. what do we know about these cases? >> in one case, someone was told the ai ethics work they had been getting recognition elsewhere for doing was not going to be a fit anymore. in another case, someone who said they were demoted and told that they had to go on medi

hotel chains to manipulate google search advertising. a travel grouptricted competition to buy google ads and reduce consumer choice. one of those companies intercontinental hotels says it has not receidotic utah investi. the others declined to comment. >>> the times of london reports the duke and duchess of cambridge launched the first text reporting mental health service. >> we wanted to do our best to make it easier for people to start to get the help they need. >> the service is aimed at young people who are more comfortable with texting. organizers are calling on 3,000 members of the public to train as counselors. the royals have long championed the issue of mental health awareness. >>> a bear of a brawl on the front lawn of a home. the homeowner captured video of two large black bears wrestling last week. they squared off with each other while on their hind legs. the homeowner says he thinks they might have been fighting over a female bear hin behindhi minute before running away. >> the mfemale looked at them ad said lookfools, i'm leaving. the c

group gardens to make way for a retail complex. the garden has been in the location for nearly two decades. it is about a mile from where google a massive downtown campus. middle group has until june 10th to appeal. an east bay landmark is being saved. the painted rock sits above the intersection of moraga road and marine boulevard. high school students paint it each year as part of a high school tradition. when the owner of the property died in 2014 the land was at risk of being developed but the owner's widow offered to sell it to the land trust for 2 million. the organization raised the money from donations. >> it's part of our community so it's a good thing. >> the painted rock property would be part of a large public open space which would include new trails and create a protected wildlife haven. >>> your political rants on social media would be protected under a bill be k pushed by republican lawmakers. it would bar social media companies from removing posts based on political view points. the legislation would allow the companies to ban hateful, harassing, or potentially violent content. supporters say facebook and othe

google control is not privacy. that is a pretty strong rebuttal from a group that is supporting local journalism.hey still have critics. emily: you've got some very googley activity with people jumping behind you, trying to get a good photo, mark. android, only 20% of devices are running the latest operating system before the latest operating system. we don't know how many are running the latest operating system. so brand-new devices, they are not up-to-date. that means security and privacy aren't being utilized. how big of a problem is that? mark: yeah. this is been a problem they been trying to address. you could read the pixel as a strategy of google saying we have control over this like apple has with the iphone. it gives them a lot of advantages. today, they introduced features around privacy and security, they introduced away for phone makers to update android phones in a way they've never been able to do before. but again, unlike apple, what google has to rely on are a bunch of third-party manufacturers, a lot of carriers who have been sort of diametrically opposed to google. it is a vast

has dispatched a carrier strike group and force to the region. >>> google is cutting some of its tiespulled the android license. the move comes days after president trump signed an executive order banning technology sales to huawei and certain other foreign owned companies. google's move means huawei will only be able to use a public open source version of it. >>> deutsche bank is reporting president trump and his son-in-law to the feds they reported automated controls meant to report illicit activities the reports were never filed with the government. the times was unable to pin point the nature of the transactions but some involve funds flowing overseas deutsche bank shares down 2%. >>> in the meantime, here's how your money and investments look as we're about halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour in new york stock futures, they're slightly down considering the fact that the president came out last night and said that it would be the official end of iran if they ra ramped up there, we have the trade war in china, all of that and the futures are down 18 points a little bit surprising an

. >> i think it's cool how they are trying to bring in groups that have previously been underrepresented by technology.>> google also says there artifiof updates this year including one that lets it book rental cars and movie tickets for you.>>> it did warm up it we had more sunshine today than yesterday, temperatures were 70, tomorrow temperatures warm up a few more degrees. wednesday you get back up into the mid-70s. a nice day tomorrow. these were the highs from today and you can see if you were around yesterday you remember those mid 60s, today mid-70s. tomorrow upper 70s and we might see a little 80. far along the coast but you can still see the door outline of that fog is lingering there. you start off with a lot of clouds especially right around the coast. it burns off quick the back to the beaches and temperatures 60 area, little bit more uphill upper 70s so a warm-up that continues as we moved on the road but then a chance for some sprinkles back in the forecast. >>> we learned today that a gray whale that washed up on ocean beach monday died from a ship strike. the marine mammal center performed a nec

. >>> they are trying to bring in groups that have been under- represented bay technology. >>> googleal intelligent assistant will let it book rental cars and movie tickets. coming up at 7:50 i'll chat live with him about the developer's conference that continues through tomorrow ant the cool latest tech that is coming out. that is coming out in our dollars and cents report. >>> the owners are vowing to find a new location is closing in august due to a dispute over the club's lease. legendary promote tor opened it in 1978. a long list of a list comedians including robin williams, chris rock and more. >>> it is picked up by green. >> the attorney general of the united states could be held in contempt of congress and that process could start today. i'm doug luzader in washington. well have well have more on that coming up. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i

that group is not going to any google or android platform so that's going to continue to be revenue in to apple at a growing pace, not a lesser pace. >> yeah, april sl just goi-- ape is just going negative as we have this conversation what i have in front of me, most recent ones cut to $174 at hsbc. a couple reiteration of neutral calls. reiteration of reduce at hsbc on may 20th so the street has cooled, a good part of the street cooled where the stocks will go in the near term. >> i agree in that i think the price is discounted here the one part of what we saw with the huawei issue and the qualcomm is china actually uses apple towards one of the things they want to do in this trade war, then i think the stock goes down a lot more. then you're basically saying to one of the best companies in the world, we don't want you here. that after effect will take a long time for that stock to recover. so i think we have seen early sellers out. people there are long-term investors. >> but.view the view is the stn do down more. >> it could. but there's more of a chance it will be higher so don't s

google control is not privacy. that's a strong rebuttal from a group that is supporting local journalism. they still have critics.ve got some very googly activity with people jumping behind you, trying to get a good photo. android, only 20% of devices are running the latest operating system. we don't know how many are running the latest operating system. they are not up-to-date. that means security and privacy aren't being utilized. how big of a problem is that? >> this is been a problem they been trying to address. you could read the pixel strategy, we have control over this like apple has with the iphone. it gives them a lot of advantages. there are features around privacy and security, they introduced away for phone makers to update android phones in a way they've never been able to do before. what google has to rely on our third-party manufacturers, a lot of carriers who have been opposed to google. it's a vast and complex system they don't have control over. they have produced new numbers today. it's a little bit better, but there is a wide gap. apple has been messaging we do software upgrades and we are the

google and. look. through all your other means i came across these groups of people on instagram who do off roading i was really intrigued and started thinking about doing it myself there wasn't anyone around here that i knew of organizing off road adventures. he did you know the kathleen of the whole would be. jump she'd and his girlfriend should i haven't been together long they invite us along on one of their off road clubs tours and give us permission to film. it's brave of them to go on camera and for shy guy to let herself be filmed without a headscarf. look i think the wall about four young people getting to know each other with whether they're in a lot of or just with friends this is a perfect spot it. was going to. think that i don't cheat and i usually meet up and go for a drive. sometimes just for fifteen minutes or half an hour. every two weeks we in a cafe. now and then we meet more regularly but we've never spent more than two hours together and both thought at that would be only. one among quote shama mosquitoes is a student city and popular with tourists fleeing the stress of tehran. i'm

5% t 10% of all-time highs and let me talk about the ones in that group that i think the most of and i'll start with amazon and google and there's nothing in the thesis of any of these companies and the ad model is probably right, but everything that google is doing is continuing to actually build out these other parts of the silo. youtube is on fire relative to what it had been doing and i look at amazon and yes, they may be going through a spending cycle and there's nothing that's showing me >> let's squeak this one out here we have a maga chart and microsoft, apple, google and amazon and from their highs of q3 of 2018, they lost a trillion dollars in market cap, those four stocks. to me, i look at that and you talk about some of the outperformance and we know apple is giving back some of the outperformance, if you see microsoft start to go down we'll have that chart down from 3,000 and down from 4,000, in my opinion when you look at the market capital, 4.5 trillion and it got somewhere in the low 3s at the lows. if you lose microsoft i think mega-cap >> i feel like it's a role reversal tonight >> as opposed to ris

google sharing user data with government and police to track down suspected criminals. that has some privacy groupsespondent gillian turner tonight looks at the struggle between security and privacy. >> americans have long known that google tracks your whereabouts, travel, friends, what you're ordering online, even what you are eating for lunch, but i bet you didn't know that the companies now sharing your location with law enforcement. they are using it to track down terrorists, domestic abusers, and common criminals. these sources confirm the existence of a massive google database known as "sensor vault" by employees that are being used as a digital dragnet by police departments nationwide. >> this kind of technology with a search warrant can be used to find out who was there at that time on that particular date. >> sensor vault tracks and stores location data on millions of people through android phones and apps like google maps. when people are looking for a suspect, they select an area and time period. google then pulls the info and sends it to police. google ceo insist it's aboveboard when do

stephen: there is a lot of industry groups that is -- that are weighing in. for google and the ramifications go as far as their android operating system, huawei runs the android system. it is there own magnified android on the huawei but after this announcement from the white house last friday, google basically had to pull most of its android os and services from future huawei devices. we are hearing various media reports including from the wall street journal that google is halting those plants at least for the time being for cutting its services to huawei. a 90 day reprieve we are hearing from the commerce department and who we also heard through cc tv, the founder of huawei saying 90 day license in essence for android does not make much sense. there is a lot of speculation going on and there's a lot of consternation coming from various industry groups including the shoe industry. nejra: thank you so much to bloomberg's chief north asia cars stephen engle. we are not -- asking the question, will the trade war turn into a currency war? you can join the debate. reach ou

google's i. suggest bay's also facebook's mark zuckerberg and apple's tim cook have grown too powerful from the 1st letters and the names of these digital behemoths the group has been dubbed gaffa their most important capital is our data theoretically they know you better than your partner does or your lawyer or your doctor probably more than all of them together and they can use this information to great monopolies and their respective fields alison for example is a good example of their winner takes it all philosophy in the u.s. amazon now controls nearly half of the online retail market. apple and walmart are way behind so what's happening to our data for more on this let's bring in and he has vigeland he's a former chief scientist at amazon now he teaches at the university of california berkeley among others and he's also the author of the book data for the people welcome to the program. last year the e.u. launched the new data protection law in your view is it working well what does it mean to be working it for sure raise the awareness off the citizens off the customers that this something of value with the data they create but it's hard to define in

today, there was a plane flying around with the banner that says google control is not privacy, which is a strong rebuttal from a group local journalism. clearly, they are not with other critics. emily: u.s. and globally -- you have some googly activity behind you, trying to get a good photo. i have to ask the other told story of android. of devices are running the latest operating system before the latest operating system. that means more broadly for android devices, they are not up-to-date which means these privacy features are not being utilized. how big of a problem is that? mark: it is a problem google has been trying to address in different ways. you could read the pixel strategy, clearly google is saying we have come -- entire control with this. today, the introduced a bunch of new features around privacy and security. introduced a way for phone makers to update android phones in a way they have not been able to do before. unlike apple, what google has to rely on are a bunch of third-party manufacturers. a lot of carriers that have been diametrically opposed to google and this vast business ecosystem that it do

know what police, fire, what community groups want you to know and you don't have to google it to findch of different locations. to make the idea for the guide was created following the devastating wildfires of the last few years including those in the north bay and last year's deadly fire in paradise. it really made officials in lafayette take a look and say, are we as prepared as we can be? now they are encouraging people not only to look at that mail you, but they are encouraging people to sign up online. you can register on the county website so you are among the first alerted when those emergency alerts go out if there is a wildfire. i want to mention, registering your number, receiving that guide in the mail, it's all part of a bigger puzzle here. we understand the governor, we've mentioned it before and reported it, they are working on different communities where they can reduce vegetation. on that dead vegetation. one area is the north shaded fuel break. all of that will have work in the coming weeks. all in preparation for wildfire season. >> there trying to encourage everyone

what police, fire, community groups want you to know and you don't have to google it and find a bunch of locations. >> reporter: this wildfire guide is one part of a bigger puzzle. you will remember that the governor's office is working to reduce the threat of wildfires across the state and one of those areas is right here, the north orinda shaded fuel break will be worked on in the coming weeks and months by fire crews. they will remove dead vegetation. all of it to reduce the threat of wildfires. >> cristina rendon live for us, thank you. >>> is the town of paradise rebuilds from the camp fire, pg nd unveils plans to keep its power lines underground. the vice president of operations announced the plan at a town hall meeting yesterday saying the work would start in the coming weeks. it is meant to reduce the risk of wildfires and is expected to take five years to complete. calfire determined that pg nd transmission lines were to blame for starting the fire. the calfire was the dangerous deadliest fire in state history. it destroyed 14,000 homes in and around paradise. >>> u.s. senate