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and google doesn't like my idea and i don't want to sell my idea to google conversely how much power would they have among the google has is a major player in advertising basement and one thing is the browser and the operating system on the mobile site but they're also the bigger player and that means that if i want to place almost anywhere i would normally go through their system so when they close that door that a massive problem for a small company the twitter is just bad and say bad and this program from being able to be advertised on twitter as part of the twitter revenue model should be frightened to going underground and members of the going underground be frightened we've been banned from doing so yeah it's a significant problem obviously from the perspective of being able to quote i mean particularly for companies like google and facebook and the like because they their ads they reach so widely right i mean twitter is one thing it's their platform right but in the case of google it's everyone's platforms because google

according to google those ideas are crap. let's talk about what the data travel. how about the get-away? like now. technically a few hours from now, 3 a.m. tomorrow. best time to try and come back? how about friday around 4 p.m. whether it's traffic turkey or black friday deals you're curious about, we've got information for you on all this right now on our website and on our wusa9 news app. >>> they say we all have a twin. >> apparently these two guys look alike. >> maybe they're cousins. >> they are cousins. a mistaken identity. we'll explain on the other side what i mean by that. >>> now wusa9 sports with darren haynes brought to you by xfinity. >> so i guess kirk cousins didn't leave new orleans with the team on sunday. he stuck around, joined the city's nba team the pelicans and got ejected in his first career start. the problem is that's not kirk cousins. the newspaper made a big boo boo saying kirk cousins was ejected from the pelicans thunder game. clearly the newspaper meant to say pelicans center demarcus cousins. now kirk cousins had fun with the obviou

idea. withow facebook along google, twitter, and other firms have agreed to join forces with reputable newsanizations in an effort to stop out fake news and fake sites. anchor: it is time to check on today's trading action. >> the continental index is climbing on expectations of black friday sales expectations. keeping a close eye on uncertainty in germany. business confidence there is at an all-time high. in paris, up nearly .7%. new data showing business -- british businesses hoarding cash as brexit uncertainty ways on the country. anchor: speaking of electric vehicles, china has one and now tesla. >> chihina is the world's larget market for electric cars thanks to government incentives. the new transport is quite a bit larger. estate run paper reporting the country has launched a 2010 all 2000-ton all electric cargo ship with a battery capacity equal to about 240 times the tesla model. it consumes no oil and produces no waste, which is nice, except as the u.s. website points out, the ship will be used to haul coal back and forth. it is clean on one hand but not quite all the way there. a

is the same in both as far as i'm concerned philosophically and i don't think it's a good idea i don't think google for one thing should be acting as a government agency and doing governments bidding and i also would like to add the perspective that i think is lacking from this discussion and that is the presidency of donald trump a lot of people don't understand the battle that is being fought in america regarding coming up with a rational reason why hillary clinton lost the election and coming up with something to hang around donald trump's neck for endless investigations for the next few years this is as far as i'm concerned there's no real evidence that russia tampered with the election and there's very little concern in my book that russia's trying to propagandize and cause trouble in america and meddle any more than any people normally meddle with any other people and geopolitics right is pretty much normal behavior but i'm seeing a consistent stringing out and emphasizing of the story of russia as an excuse for hillary losing an excuse for donald trump presidency not being legitimate and the

i want you to take a look at this google map to get an idea of what it took to get here.he blue dot is where we are right now, the red pin drop is the station at 330 market street. we had a meeting there this morning at 2:30 a.m., that is when we were under a winter weather advisory. that was under the advicery. sue could not get in the door good enough before we rush over to her asking about sue, where is the snow. tell us. >> easton. >> we passed two snowplows on the side of the road on stand by, we drove through some steady rain from philadelphia, until quakertown and then it stopped. we stopped twice in allentown, we were at a wawa, rain was just drizzling and then our final stop in easton. the radar, a live look was super colorful. we cared about white because that makes snow. where is it we are asking now? what are you doing? at 5:00 a.m. mother nature decided you know how i want my monday? i want witt a sprinkle of rain but i want you to hold the snow. so three and a half hours after leaving on our journey, mike and alex, we are 90 minutes from the studio, there is

otra buena idea es comparar oferas en sitios como google shopping o nextag, antes de dejarse llevar porrtante para las compras en linea: asegrese de que le ofrezcan envos gratuitos, pues de otra forma, el ahorro podra ser nulo. una de las desventajas de comprar por internet, es que puede recibir cosas que no son lo que parecian, asi que, es buena idea optar por almacenes que tengan tiendas fsicas, asi, si tiene que hacer una devolucin o intercambio, lo puede hacer en persona, sin pagar cuotas de envio. y recuerde que si tiene un caso para t48 responde, nos puede llamara al 844 408 4848. --- algunos alimentos frescos no deben refrigerarse porque se marchitan y pierden calidad y sabor... --- nutricionistas aconsejan mantener ciertas frutas y vegetales expuestos a un ambiente natural, porque necesitan más tiempo para madurar...por ejemplo: la cebolla, tomate, papas y el ajo... --- hay otros que una vez lavados y cortados deben ser refrigerados... --- el pan puede mantenerlo en el frio, pero tiende ponerse duro y rancio. ---dar a luz sin la ayuda de analgsicos para calmar el dolor es el con

brenda makes idea is an attention token so in order to use your data, google, facebook would have to pay you will get you to accept an ad on their screen they would have to pay you and micro payments. there is a new company best to for yourself that is rebuilding an entire new internet -based undistributed structure of crypto currency. the biggest development and finance in the last 25 or 30 years. >> we've been talking to george about his most recent book, the scandal of money. while wall street recovers but the economy never does. this is your 20th book. you have one coming out shortly. >> yes, life through google. the internet started as a distributor system. anybody could play. it has since developed into a set of empires of giant information companies like google, facebook, amazon, all these giant companies are fragmenting the internet. the problem is if the internet is a global network it's run by google, apple, amazon or facebook, why not the chinese communists. if google can have an internet a couple of nerds from michigan can stop internet one at the chinese? when at the eur

google it. but i have no idea. >> is he naked or is he in a a body suit?. yeah. i never thought about that. [ laughter ] "book of leon," this is based on your "curb your enthusiasm" character's voice. this is leon black, this is "the book of leon." and this is very, very exciting. >> jimmy, this is the greatest moment in the history of books. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you understand? >> jimmy: i know that. yeah. i know. >> never -- i'm speaking in the third person, because i wrote this book from the mind of j.b. smoove, but this book is written in the voice of leon black. >> jimmy: do you know how tricky that is? >> it's tricky, man. [ laughter ] i had to trick myself. i had to put the durag on, the slippers on, the robe with no belt. >> jimmy: you actually had to trick yourself into writing. >> trick myself. trick myself. every time. [ light laughter ] i would sit down and i would pretend i'm leon. i had to really live through leon vicariously, you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and become him, while writing for three or four hours in the basement. [ laug

attorneys from facebook, google, and twitter over russian sponsored political ads and the effect they had on the 2016 election. we're joined by technology reporters. >> we have an ideahappened. we know of a number of ads purchased. this possible there were more. we know of fake accounts that purchased ads on twitter and we know about some action on google . what we don't yet know is whether there was any collusion with the trump campaign in coordination with buying all of these ads on social media, and we don't really know if it swayed the election one way or the other. >> we picked up on wide ranging concern some of the lawmakers had about the breadth of these companies and lack of accountability in the law for them. for example, you had john kennedy not particularly active on tech issues grilling them about data privacy. wasumer data privacy clearly something that was worrying him. i think a lot of americans worry when you look at polling data, too. i think we understood that while russia was the focus of these hearings and the urgent matter, there was a broader set of concerns that is may be feeling this distrust. -- fueling the distrust. debate. the chair will a

by a google representative who said there are no concrete plans to deal rank russian media including r.t. we discuss the developments with human rights lawyer. it is a form of censorship in the idea is to lead readers away from our t. content and it will have an impact on the discourse in this country google's already started the process against north american alternative media sources in august there was a report that they've already been deal ranking twelve different north american alternative media sources all of these sources have now reported a huge decrease in readership i think the attack on r t which has a very different view of those things. is an attack on those alternative narratives of issues that are very important to the american people. didn't humanitarian aid started arriving in yemen on saturday after the saudi the coalition eased its blockade of the country the first planes landed in the capital sanaa with life saving medicines and food for partially lifting the blockade thousands of people who are out protesting in the port city of data accusing riyadh and its allies of genocide the saudis have been supporting the i was the president against the position fighte

weekly google's parent company has been busy making changes to its search engines especially when it comes to russian media so you for that then ninety second. level blogs selling you on the idea that dropping bombs. on. you. like. that we all. want. seventeen minutes into the program welcome back it emerged this week google's pern company is working on d. ranking stories from r.t.e. on the sputnik news agency in web searches the move would make articles harder to find alphabet boss eric schmidt's comments came out of a security forum in canada when he was asked about r t's use of google's odd sense service. i had a subscription for google alerts in german language and getting them every day out of ten resolves between five and ten every day when sputnik news which is some russian german program that and when i clicked on them and the room wanted to rise . this is really necessary to monitor rows russian propaganda outlets would google it and so we're well aware of this one and we're working on detecting this kind of scenario you're describing and again the ranking the ranking those kinds of sites it's basically our car the two and there's a whole bunch of coverage about what

google searches for chinese competitors. >> we've come up with such creative, novel ideas, we spent so much money on that, and then they just cut and paste it and steal from us. it's hard to measure exactly how much -- how many jobs we've lost here. whether we lost 20 employee jobs or 100 employee jobs, it's hard to measure, because people don't send you an e-mail or phone call to say, by the way, i bought from your competitor. >> reporter: it's a cross country complaint, from small and medium sized businesses lacking legal options and funding. paulson manufacturing in california makes protective wear for industrial workers and firefighters. >> within a year of anything new that i put out, i'm being copied somewhere in the world. >> reporter: at a trade show in china, roy paulson learned they weren't just copying his products. >> they eve used our company name, duplicated all the products that we have that you can see on our website, and have them for sale as a paulson product in china. that's not just lost money to me. that's really lost money to my employees and to the. >> reporter: senior white house officials say presid

google earth. in other cases these were technologies that we grew ourselves. but the whole ideas to integrate around information. at some point, four or five years ago, we became interested in solving other problems. not just information problems, but problems where digital technology could make a material difference. the most obvious one being self-driving cars. we've been working on that as a research project. david: you've been in one of these? eric: yes. david: you feel safe driving? eric: well, the funny story is so i get in the car on the highway in california, and it's driving, and i've decided it's following too close. and so i complained to the engineering. he says, "no, no, no, we're exactly right." and of course they got it right. and it gets off the freeway, it parks itself and all of this. another case i'm driving-- or non-driving in the self-driving car. --and it turns left, and here we have a mother and a child, right, crossing the street illegally. and i'm going, "oh, no." this is the movie, you know, that you've seen. you know, the car running over the mother an

intelligence, if they can find anything on google and google did not have this goog google's got really good technology to me the ideag an ad on google knowing exactly who it goes to is what you're going to get from salesforce. amazon has it by itself. if you're competing against amazon, you're going to want to go to google tied up with salesforce this may be the logical way for anyone, say, walmart, trying to figure out how to beat amazon in its own game >> jim, it's really interesting. i'm glad you emphasized that because looking at amazon shares afterhours see if they're selling up they're not moving too much. you're saying this is salesforce and google, two huge companies, putting amazon on notice >> i think that's right. i mean, i think marc spoke very positively about amazon. i think what it really is is for someone who feels beleaguered, and just feels like, you know what, i get a good service with amazon, but i really want to compete with them head to head, i want someone to be in there fighting for me. i think you go over to google, say, listen, amazon, i want a price break. i'm going to google, going to you

but everyone has to look at something they know buy a couple of shares my best ideas come from kids apple at $5, found google it for homework, amazon, why not prime? paypal, dad we don't use cash or credit cards keep your eye out for what you know >> what's up jim, charles from michigan ford is known as all-american motor company and has a huge presence in my home state. where do you see the stock going? >> sadly, think ford has fallen behind in terms of the amount of money it's spent only one that didn't file bankruptcy so should have. but haven't invested enough in autonomous car and still challenged regions not a believer prefer gm to that situation. i want to say thank to all who served, to all those companies who recognize the power of those who serve. much more "mad money" ahead as i sit with next generation defenders of this great nation, talking about cyberattacks, companies taking on this new battlefield and key to investing in long haul u.s. military academies. and nation's heroes fire off stock after stock in special edition of lightning round go army. stick with cramer. ii served at andrewsed air

. >> and the idea that police might have inserted the google map search on brad's computer, well, theyn't have, said detective daniels. >> none of the people that work for me or worked in the department would have had the knowledge to go in and do something like that. >> the defense charged that police ignored those possible sightings of nancy and those mysterious vans for months. >> the defense was thinking that the jury wasn't listening. the police indicated that they followed up with every one of those people. >> as for john pearson, whose indiscretion with nancy should have made him a suspect, at least according to the defense, he had an alibi. on that friday night pearson spent the night with heather. the very same woman behind brad and nancy's breakup. >> at the beginning of the tapes -- >> still, as the long trial finally wound down, the defense hammered home its claim that the police and prosecution bought in to a whispering campaign by nancy's friends against brad. >> it made it easier for them to simply let the gossip about brad become their reality even when the facts and th

google representative who did say there are no concrete plans that the rank russian media including ati we discuss the developments with human rights lawyer down cooperating. it is a form of censorship in the idea is to lead readers away from r.t. content and it will have an impact on the discourse in this country google's already started the process against north american alternative media sources in august there was a report that they've already been d. ranking twelve different north american alternative media sources all of these sources have now reported a huge decrease in readership think the attack on r t which has a very different view of those things. is an attack on those alternative narratives of issues that are very important to the american people. now a spike in suicides among french police offices this she has intensified concern about the stress caused by overwork and the country's high era terror threat levels given ski has been to meet one officer who's made not one but attempts to take her own life. oh highly not her real name is an officer with more than two decades of experience having joined the police at nineteen she was very motivated and excited about the job but jeez la

google's parent company alphabet has its fingers in many technological pies, from home automation, search, life sciences and autonomous vehicles, but now the company has an even bigger ideanew city. well, sort of. authorities in ca nada's largest city, toronto, have announced a partnership with google's stablemate sidewalk labs to design a new waterfront area known as quayside. sidewalk labs say they want to see a city built from the internet up. what does that look like? streets will come alive with the vitality we expect from sort of the greatest urban environments in a way that has never actually been seen before. the plans include modular buildings that will automatically adapt to wind and rain, robot delivery services, underground rubbish disposal trains, heated roads to melt the snow, digital navigation systems, smart traffic, self—driving buses. so far, sojetsons, but will any ordinary people actually be able to afford to live there? what's really interesting when you sit down with this and walk people through it is a big part of what they want to do and a big part of these advertisements they present for themselves is this will lower the cost of living. they're t

he has suggested that when this goes to trial, it will be bad news for facebook, google and silicon valley. the ideamerger is a signal for them to play catch-up with tech titans. tom: kevin cirilli's giving us the political line from washington. are the titans on the side of at&t with this? at hammond: i think businesses generally are on the side of at&t. this will be a bigger conversation on content. you are no longer talking about concentrated power but you are talking about absolute power. they have so much market clout. tom: well said. is this about anderson cooper? will blitzer? is this will blitzer's fault for having this discussion? kevin: i remember on the campaign trail went candidate andp was in pennsylvania delivers remarks at gettysburg that he hadlly said concerns about the at&t-time warner deal. the department of justice in this particular case isn't being directed by jeff sessions. commission below him. so maybe if the president wants to suggest he was directly involved in this, that is one thing. if there is conversation to be had about the merits of that. but on a granular level, it

attorneys from facebook, google and twitter over russian sponsored political ads and the effect they had on the 2016 election. we are joined by dave mccabe and ashley gold. >> we have an idea of what happened, we know of a number of ads that were purchased. we know of big accounts that purchase ads on twitter and we know about some action on google. what we don't know is if there was any collusion with the time campaign. -- sump campaign. mpaign.p ca >> what about the breath of these companies? you had john kennedy not particularly active on tech issues in charge of data privacy. thatis clearly something was worrying him and i think a lot of americans worry about this when you look at polling data. while russia was the focus of these hearings and the urgent matter, there was a broader set of concerns. >> watch the communicators monday night on c-span two. american history tv is on c-span3 every weekend featuring museum tours, archival films and programs on the presidency. here is a clip from a recent program. >> the building is decoratively carved because that is one of the carvings. letter into the -- in a that it is not in passion anymore. he wanted it and had a way of s

idea, it wants to build a whole new city. well, sort of. authorities in canada's largest city, toronto, has announced a partnership with google's they will maket area known as quayside. they say they want to see a city built from the internet up. what does that look like? streets will come alive with the vitality we expect from sort of the greatest urban environments in a way that has never actually been seen before. the plans include modular buildings that will automatically adapt to wind and rain. robot delivery services, underground rubbish disposal trains, heated roads to melt the snow, digital navigation systems, smart traffic, self driving buses. so far, so jetsons, but will any war blair people actually be able to afford to live their? what's really interesting when use it down with this and more people through it is a big part of what they want to do and a big part of these advertisements they present for themselves is this will lower the cost of living. they're trying to find ways to reduce your cost of mobility, so for example you don't actually have to have a car at all. these plans also rely on data and lots of it. sensors in all

google have been doing this for seven years. they have really stolen the march on the big majors like audi. i quite like the ideas no human day to ta ke worry you that there is no human day to take the wheel is nothing —— if something goes wrong? of course it does, but you have to embrace change. i recognise that i have a luddite in me, which i have to counter. an interesting business angle, how do you ensure a d riverless angle, how do you ensure a driverless car? well, this was in the press a couple of days ago. we we re the press a couple of days ago. we were talking about this in the uk, they are looking at the insurance angle of the business, when it comes to d riverless angle of the business, when it comes to driverless vehicles. because that isa to driverless vehicles. because that is a big issue. absolutely. notjust insurance, the whole issue of everything. infrastructure, the whole story. i think while this is the future, there is an awful lot of infrastructure around it, at every angle, that will need to be put in place for this to be a reality. all right. we talked about snapchat and twitter before. w

. >> greg: the idea of what is private these days is completely nuts. googleoesn't charge you because you are their product. they are selling you to advertisers. security and freedom are not enemies. they are siblings. you can have no freedom without security. here's a great example. somalia has no security whatsoever. you would assume they would be as free as ever. one of the least free countries in the world. infrastructure. they guarantee security and guaranteed freedom. poor people in somalia would love to have the security we do. we live in an era of luxury secluded from threats. we have no idea what's going on around us, therefore when we see these stories go oh, my god. they are attacking our freedoms. but we don't know what terror attacks have been prevented and because we don't know, naive libertarians can squawk and say security isn't needed. >> juan: that's your bottom line. security, not privacy. >> greg: wait a second. no. i said security and freedom go hand-in-hand. you can't have one without the other. you put it in the juan williams decoder. >>

google and others, to twitter. they have all been put on notice. to give you an ideasize of the problem or the market we are talking about, indonesia is a country of 260 million people. there are 63 million smartphones in use. facebook alone counts about 90 million people with users. it is quite a significant market. the government is concerned about not just the spread of obscene material like our free, but also the use of these services, these platforms to spread radicalism and extremism. certainly aesia is country of many prolific users of sent -- social media. hearing from the ministry, they said the worst cases that will not allow them to be in indonesia. how seriously are they taking this action? reporter: we push 10 a number of times during the interview to make sure this was not an idle threat. it doesn't seem like it is. theave us an insight into conversation he had with the operators of whatsapp. some of the language i can't share with you now, but he made it clear they would not be operating in indonesia unless they complied with the new rules . ministry ha

never had taken a tip from his brother pop, i would later learn had no idea what national video was or did. you can find out more on googlethe broker, then national video made picture tubes. in the old days when you had problems with your television it was because the tube inside had brown. the average down too many times to tell but i know there were many a silent meal because of that day decline in the national video stock. 1960s most stocks aren't that good but there were dividends to be had what we needed more than anything else was income maybe the ideai of picking stocs because they were going on many were defense contractors, we were just beginning the johnson vil after the vietnam war efforts. it was a lot of fun. i registered the most -- learned the most become stocks from two, 3m board games, acquire and a fabulous game called stocks and bonds. my father sold games for 3m back then and stocks and bonds was a fantastic game these days we have fantasy leagues of stocks but this taught you more than a board game and it could hold up till this day now let's go back and time and find out what i could have done. first

google, and twitter about election 2016. we are joined by reporters. >> we have an idea what happened. we know of a number of ads that were purchased. it is possible there were more. we know of fake accounts on twitter, and we know about action on google. what we don't know is if there was collusion in the trump campaign with buying these, and we don't know if sway the election. picked up on wider ranging concerns lawmakers had about the breadth of these companies and the lack of accountability in the law for them. guy talking about data privacy. this is something that had a huge bearing on the election but it is something that worried him. when you look at polling data, americans were worried as well. there is a broader sense of concern fueling the distress of big tech. announcer 1: watch the communicators on c-span 2. announcer 2: november 7 marks the centennial of the birth of the soviet union in 1917 when bolshevik revolutionaries seized power from a provisional government that had been in place since the overthrow of the wash -- the russian monarchy earlier this year. wall,962, the

on big central monopolies like amazon google facebook etc would be much better so i mean kim dot com proposal a lot of things that sound pretty good specially the idea of you know using mobile devices more actively if it is planning to use the kind of radio capabilities of mobile phones themselves in the bluetooth n.f.c. and wife by the creation of a mesh network you could have an advantage that it's much more difficult to block than that centralized things however is a lot of questions need to be looked at there one is of course you know how user friendly and usable this kind of stuff is given the right support i definitely think that an alternative could be made and it could be very popular however it's not clear what where that support could come from you know short of public institutions because as a private entrepreneur kim dotcom only has you know can only spend money that he can earn back and it's not clear how he would earn money on such a thing given that given that advertising and surveillance would not be would not be used. in other news tonight i still has taken responsibility from explained in afghanistan which is killed at least ten an

this morning, a major idea from tech companies and media companies coming together trying to make it easier to identify real news versus fake news. and this morning facebook, googletwitter, along with media outlets like "the washington post" say they will start using what they're calling indicators or trust indicators, something part of the trust project. and i want to show you what those indicators look like. this is an article. i will scroll down and zoom in to what i'm talking about. so here is an example of something you would see when you read an article and it has information on how the story the reported, by whom, and their credentials. get this, also, the trust project will be based locally at santa clara university, and it's all part of a project that began two years ago but now it is expanding and expanding nationwide. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> san francisco's justin herman plaza will be renamed. the park commission voted 4-2 in favor of the change yesterday. critics say herman drove the poor and minorities from their homes when he ran the city's redevelopment agency in the '60s. the space will now be called embarcadero plaza until a new n

will be exorbitant like they're a google or amazon of this or a berkshire hathaway stock prices over two hundred thousand dollars a share. of a war zone you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chickenhawk forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce offspring to tell you that will be gossip and probably heard from for the most important day. of them off the mat for tell me you are not cool enough to buy their products. all the hawks along the border will want. i've had to read. over and over and over again. and again water. this summer. i never really knew what to expect from. during a particularly bad swing she went through desperate days. and to go down to the river. before we got to the river she was just. she decided it was time for. my memories of her really quite. sure that i ever really met my mom again after. a strange story out of florida this morning where the mother of three children drove into the ocean off her daytona beach. the pregnant mom spoken demons before driving into the atlantic. police say they've never seen anything like this. the tiny city of newburgh new york is trying to come to grips with the death

that's kind of troubling, but the idea that they would sensor marshall blackburn's ad being put up on twitter or that googleyees would be marching in the streets in san francisco against the president's immigration policy, i mean are they going to be shocked and surprised when there's political blowback from the republicans in washington but they seem to think that it just doesn't matter. well it does matter in the political universe. >> cheryl: they think they are probably untouchable. if you're over 30 in silicon valley you're old. you're living in san francisco you're living in a political alternative universe. >> cheryl: enjoy that reality. good to have you as. well the word digging into the newly released cia bin laden files and there's new documents that showed ties between al qaeda terrorists and iran. you know the state we did the nuclear deal with. coming up we've got a guest who says the obama administration knew it and still forged a deal anyway. dan bongino is next. >> do you really think this verifiable deal if fully implemented backed by the world 's major powers is a worse option than the ris

idea they're about to be hacked. a massive breach made headlines in september. hackers somehow introduced 50 malicious apps, also known as doppelgangers, fake apps that mirror the real thing into the googlen millions of unsuspecting android users downloaded them 4.2 million times. one of them called "lovely wallpaper." you don't realize it's a fake. >> if you downloaded a nasty version of minecraft for example you actually seem to get minecraft, but in the background, the attackers are able to access your information. >> reporter: he's given android phones to all five of our volunteers as part of our demonstration. we've told them to use the phones as they normally would. what they don't know is that james has already installed a malicious app on t now watch with a group sitting in another part of the coffee shop. . >> we can retrieve their text messages. >> reporter: there it is. hey, it's me, stunning, there's a little emoji. next he triggers one of their cameras. >> had he's going to have no idea that the camera just activated, and there's a photo of one of our users. >> reporter: it turns out every one of our volunteers had signed in to their social media accounts. did anyone notice

google comcast and raku and super mario odyssey. cheryl: i didn't buy any of those items. transfer but they are good ideas going forward. lauren: the japanese investors bidding for cooper, but sharply reducing the value. tracee: softbank has made an offer at about a 30% discount. the last violation of $60 billion according to "the wall street journal" leading a group of firms that plan to buy at least 14% by purchasing billions of dollars from employees and investors at a valuation of $48 billion also investing of a civilian in the company. softbank will officially make its software and sellers will have 20 business days to agree to terms. cheryl: interesting development in the uber saga. a new disturbing report concerning bankers at wells fargo. tracee: this is another scandal that seems to keep going. wells fargo bankers charged hundreds of clients hire foreign transactions in order to get their bonuses according to a journal report this comes over a year since wells fargo page $185 million fine for widespread illegal sales practices involving fees on 2 million deposit and credit card account opened without customers

google oppose it, too. comcast is in favor. this tv station, by the way, owned by comcast. it is the idea that everything should be treated equal. nobody should get a fast lane and nobody should be slowed down for not paying extra. >>> marcus and laura, i think every science fiction movie starts with a newscaster saying a strange item entered the atmosphere. the first documented object. what does it look like? go ahead, say it. >> i don't know, what are you saying? >> i think it looks like a spaceship. first documented thinlg to enter our solar system, ever. they named it half a hawaiian word that means messenger. i cannot say it. i welcome it. >> very interesting. >> interesting, indeed. >>> we are talking about time. i want to show you something. even the best laid out plans don't quite work out as planned. take a look here, this live cam shot in atlanta. it was in the perfect spot. then the bus. look at that. the bus, as it was going down, that bus picked up people. it stayed there. didn't move. >> somebody was mad. >> he was not happy about that. the bus decided to move and it's done.

attorneys from facebook, google, and twitter over russian sponsored political ads in the effect they had on the 2016 election. we're joined by technology reporters. >> we have an idea what happened. we know of a number of ads purchased. it is possible there were more. accounts that purchased ads on twitter and we know about some action on google. what we don't yet know is whether there was any collusion with the trump campaign in coordination with buying these ads on social media. and we don't really know if his suede the election one way or the other. >> picked up on wide-ranging concerns the lawmakers had about the brett of these companies and lack of accountability in the law for them. for example, you had john kennedy not particularly active on tech issues grilling about data privacy. --sumer david of prophecy privacy, is clearly something worrying him. i think a lot of americans worry about it when you look at polling data, too. i think we understood russia was the focus of these hearings and the urgent matter, but there is a broader set of concerns may be feeling this distrust. >> watch "the communicators" at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. the c-span bus is travel

weekly google's parent company has been busy making changes to its search engines especially when it comes to russian media so you for that story and he said. level blogs telling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles still. to do socks trying to tell you to not be gossiping probably by falsehood to the point. i was. pulling out by. the all the hawks that we along with all good fun. and the culture is good for the big picture but it's. a real business which we need to maintain we need to have it but it's no defect of the prospects at the moment go forward with the draw with the automotive g.p.s. driven tractor or some other machinist will have less and less people employed so the fact that we easily get a c.e.o. business just so the rest of the world is getting ready to lose business with it would they go. back with r.t. international it emerged this week that google's parent company is working on ranking stories from r.t. and the sputnik news agency in web searches the move would make articles harder to find alphabet boss eric schmidt's comments came at a security forum in canada when he was asked about artie's

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