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once his name was identified, i typed his name into google images. he has a twitter account from the town in illinois that he's been identified from. i immediate hi sent it to duncan and say this is him, right? and jeff was like, yeah, that's him. we're both in agreement that that was the ge guy who approac our vehicle. >> had now not left when you did, is it our understanding that you would have been in the line of fire? >> i would have been at the third base. i would have been much closer to the shoot per. joef would have been closer too. it was the obvious thing that we were trying to beat the traffic. had we just decided to stay a little longer, who knows what would have happened. i still haven't come to terms with what has happened yet. >> to the extent that you can, what was the demeanor of the shooter? at the moment you didn't think anything of it. but when you look back at it now and run it through your mind, does anything stand out? >> it was a little odd. this is a public field. people walk their dogs and everything. but it's not the type o

ongoing wi on google images bring up a map of color ethnicity and bring up a match school districts. and look at how the district lines do loops and stuff. so partly that is a legacy of history, partly it is an ongoing continuing problem with poirntparents who don't want their kids mixing with other kids. it is a false dichotomy to say do we want a government solution or school choice. school choice public policy. that is why some people on the libertarian end are against school choice. i am all for it. as to your other question regarding is it okay, i think is it okay is probably not the right way to frame it, but policy is about trade-offs, it is not a question of do we want literacy or dual education. we want both. there are for people who literacy and numeracy -- and then there are other people for whom the priorities are out of wack the other way. the interesting question is should school desegregation be a priority or should we simply pursue good education and be indifferent to the demographic composition of the student body. and so i wouldn't want to say well let's sacrifice o

on google images, bring up a map of manhattan by ethnicity. and then bring up a map of the school districts in manhattan. and just put those on your monitor next to each other. and look at how the school district lines do little loops and stuff in order to make sure the districts stay tracked with ethnic composition of neighborhoods. partly that's a legacy of history. partly it's an ongoing continuing problem of people who don't want their kids mixing with certain other kids. and we have to confront that. on the other happened, i think school choice is itself something government can do to address the problem that it's a false dichotomy to say do we want a government solution or do we want school choice. school choice is public policy and it involves taking public funds and devoting it to educati education. that's why some people on the libertarian end are against school choice. they don't like the government is going to do this. but i'm all for it. as to your other question regarding is it okay, i think is it okay is probably not the right wa

for example, when shoppers type in "blue shoes" on google, these images pop up first as results from le shopping. those boxes nudge all results further down the screen, the eu saying google illegally giving those shoes priority placement. anything that comes after really doesn't have a chance. google says it is considering an appeal. the company has 90 days to change its policy, otherwise it might face additional penalties. >>> be sure to tune in tonight to cnn for a special report, the russian connection, inside the attack on democracy. jim sciutto taking you inside the russian hacking. i'm jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thank you for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. delaying the vote. senate republican leaders delay a vote on their health care bill because they don't have enough support from their own party to pass it. after a non-partisan congressional report found it would leave 22 million more people uninsured than under obamacare. white house invite: all republican senators are invited to the white house for a crucial meeting wi

and it seems most of the mountains that you can see on the google earth image, this is the sichuan provincezoom in, you can see the riverbed and the community that has basically called home for so many years. but it's really at the base of these tall, tall mountains. you can get a bird's-eye view of what this community is, in the perspective of the river that is now blocked off. there's a mile-wide stretch that has been completely blocked thanks to this landslide. you can see that clearly with our image here. the mountains here are just massive. so what led to this disaster? well, it's the mountains terrain and the combination of rainfall. now, there hasn't been a significant amount of rain but just enough to saturate the soil and allow for gravity to take over. that's where we see the dangerous landslide and mudslide conditions. over 150 meters of rain surrounding the sichuan province. and ultimately brought the mountain of devastation into that small village, again, in southwestern china. going forward, we anticipate more rainfall. that means the landslide threat will continue through the

this is the starting point where we start looking into maps, travel, images, the other google servicesre people are mplaining that things are not right. reporter: finally, we all know president trump's the use on your, particularly the european union. what sort of reaction to you expect from washington? >> it can be difficult to have precise expectations, but what i know from my counterparts is the respect of the rule of law, of evidence, of facts. this is what i see when i see my u.s. colleagues doing their work. of course i think that is the most important expectation that you can have. what we have in common is we build on the rule of law. reporter: no competition war against brussels in washington hopefully? >> this is nothing to do with any of that. this is casework, this is antitrust. what we have found is illegal behavior. illegal behavior reaching european legislation. reporter: thank you. brent: christoph will be here shortly to have reaction from wall street on the google fivne. it seemed like a casual remark from the german chancellor it could change the lives of same-sex co

redistributed and we reach into those images and extract out a distinct signature very much like human dna and what that means we can sit at facebook or twitter or googleab its signature and compare it to a database of known bad content and we filter it out and we do that, by the way, with malware and viruses. we do it with spam. we have mechanisms to filter out things that we know are harmful to the internet and we simply have to deploy the technology at this point. >> so you have offered this mechanism for free to top tech companies, google, facebook, twitter, utwo, microsoft, but we've told they have yet to use it. the companies said they are using their own tools as well as working amongst themselves. do you think what they are doing now is enough to stop the spread of this potentially terrorist content? >> yeah. that's a good question. we just saw a report from the eu last week that showed that more than 50% of the reports were takedown notices to these companies are not being satisfied, so if they have technology to solve this problem, why is the content so easily available? so i'm not buying the story. if the technology is there fantastic. if it

once his name was identified, i typed his name into google images. he has a twitter account from the town in illinois that he's been identified from. i immediate hi sent it to duncan and say this is him, right? and jeff was like, yeah, that's him. we're both in agreement that that was the ge guy who approac our vehicle. >> had now not left when you did, is it our understanding that you would have been in the line of fire? >> i would have been at the third base. i would have been much closer to the shoot per. joef would have been closer too. it was the obvious thing that we were trying to beat the traffic. had we just decided to stay a little longer, who knows what would have happened. i still haven't come to terms with what has happened yet. >> to the extent that you can, what was the demeanor of the shooter? at the moment you didn't think anything of it. but when you look back at it now and run it through your mind, does anything stand out? >> it was a little odd. this is a public field. people walk their dogs and everything. but it's not the type o

i'm talking about flat forms like google and facebook, twitter, where the images of sex, discussion of sex, sexual policies, the whole discourse on that can be controlled without any state intervention. any constitutional protection or how do you see a way out of that? >> one of the interesting realities we face in the world today is that there are means of communication that have massive power over our access to ideas and information. far greater, perhaps, than ever before in history. and if these media, like google or facebook or whatever, decide to censor certain types of material, images, ideas, that does have a real impact upon the ease with which individuals can access those ideas and cannot only that, can distort what we hear from different perspectives. and the reality is that, as private entities, they have traditional by been understood to be free to do whatever they please. the constitution only restrains the government. so the government cannot censor speech but "the new york times" can choose to publish or not publish whatever it wishes, and it's under no constitutional ob

google energy here's have technology to prevent upload of terrorist content using image matching technique. >> new money about laundry determ enter pods. some adults with memory loss may mistake the pods for food there's been eight deaths tied to ingesting the deter get packages. six were adults with dementia and two children. >> multi-million train deal for general electric. egypt send a $575 million agreement over the weekend for ge to provide 100 new multi-purpose lobe motives with first shipment to arrive next year. jim and rochel. >> thank you. >> in other news this morning authorities in london arrested us is spetioned drive of a van that crashed in a crowd of pedestrians killing one person and injuries ten hours. this happened 12:35 a.m. london time. worshipers were leaving a mosque after midnight prayers when a van slammed into the ground. someone talks about help one of the victims. >> the van turned left with no indication and with no -- like suddenly. >> officials say this has the hall marks of to ror attack. police have not publicly identified the 48-year-old suspect yet this i

images are even more prominent. every time you click on one of the adverts, the search giant aims money. it is called googlepping and now it has resulted in a record fine from europe's competition commissioner. google has abused its market dominance in its search engine by promoting its own shopping comparison service in its search results and demoting its competitors. google is underfire because of its sheer size for the pit accused of using its position as the dominant player in online search to squash rivals. a price competitive site is being squeezed by google shopping is celebrating today's move. without competition, google can charge merchants whatever they like for advertising. with competition, you end up with lots of people like ourselves, companies competing on prices which brings the price down and that's got to be good for consumers. merchants will charge less. that a good day for consumers. google said it come from tech giants like amazon and it believes brussels has improved the consumers are being harmed for the firm released a statement saying google showed shopping at connecting our users w

google engineers have developed technology to prevent re- uploads of known terrorist content using image matching techniques. >>> you may have to spend more to send packages through u.p.s. it will apply to select weeks in november and december. u.p.s. sent an average of 30 million packages a day. >>> the dow is up 115 points and u.s. stocks are climbing to record highs. healthcare stocks and banks are also up. >>> it's going to be hot. let's get a check of the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> stocks are not the only thing up. temperatures are up as well. this is the scene from the kpix studios. looking past the embarcadero. the flag is on the fly. and what we're looking at now is the golden gate bridge. and you can see the flag waving there as well. and a hint of clouds beginning to clear but the fog pushing on shore is definitely cooling off the bay and our peninsula. temperatures right now from 89 degrees in santa rosa. and 97 in livermore. 77 in oakland. and weather watcher time. it's hot, hot, hot. 99. 96 in orinda. and high 80s in fairfield. and redwood city, 92 degrees. so we do

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images are even more prominent. every time you click on one of the adverts, the search giant aims money. it is called googleit has resulted in a record fine from europe's competition commissioner. google has abused its market dominance in its search engine by promoting its own shopping comparison service in its search results and demoting its competitors. google is under fire because of its sheer size for the pit accused of using its position as the dominant player in online search to squash rivals. kelkoo, a price comparison site says it's being squeezed by google shopping and is celebrating today's move. without competition, google can charge merchants whatever they like for advertising. with competition, you end up with lots of people like ourselves, companies competing on prices which brings the price down and that's got to be good for consumers. merchants will charge less. that a good day for consumers. google said it come from tech giants like amazon and it believes brussels has improved the consumers are being harmed for the firm released a statement saying google showed shopping at connecting our us

put the name of something you might want to buy into google's search engine, and right at the top, up pops a helpful box with images even more prominent, and every time you click on one of the adverts, the search giant aims money. it is called google shopping, and now it has resulted in a record fine from europe's competition commissioner. google has abused its market dominance in its search engine by promoting its own shopping comparison service in its search results and demoting its competitors. google is under fire because of its sheer size — it's accused of using its position as the dominant player in online search to squash rivals. kelkoo, a price comparison site which says it's being squeezed by google shopping, is celebrating today's move. without competition, google can charge merchants whatever they like for advertising. with competition, you end up with lots of people like ourselves, companies, competing on prices which brings the price down. that's got to be good for consumers. merchants will charge less. that's a good day for consumers. but google says its competition in shopping comes from tech giants

if you google tower cladding fires, you will find hundreds of images, many in the middle east, wheretakes a longtime. fire is a numbers game. most buildings never catch fire so if you're fire protection is measures are ok, you're building never catch fire and like if your roof is leaking, you will find that the first time it rains. it's a numbers game fulford in dubai, they have lots of tower blocks with the cladding, so they've had a lot of fires. now we are starting to see some here. that's a very interesting to hear what you are saying that. it certainly has had deadly consequences, this fire. the death toll has risen to 17 but that is likely to rise and a number of people are still unaccounted for. much more coverage from here in west london but first we are going to pause briefly and take a look at the weather. good afternoon. good spells of sunshine across the uk. this is the view in north wales. the bigger picture sees this line of cloud work its way east today. it introduces some slightly fresh air across the uk but we have a good scattering of showers coming in for scotland

images, news corporation. there are lots and lots of companies being impacted by google, and i am very happy to see this decisionoday. caroline: what can google to to rectify that can google do to rectify -- can google do to rectify the situation? they will come back within 60 days, and i think the right thing to do is to say, if we are preference thing our own systems at the top of google, then we have got to get some of that real estate to the other players. that is one of the things. google are facing much bigger implications here because this is a watershed moment. this is the first time that somebody, a big authority, has come out and said, google, you have broken the laws. your core values are not what you ultimately be. the do no evil, sanctity of your search is in question. totally in question. and you put profit ahead of what is good for consumers. to frankly, they are going have to change their business, not just in shopping, but in things like travel, local, news, maps. this is a potential decision that can impact right across the eu and the wider world. caroline: what about your own lawsuit quest mar

google earth. the visuals mean real numbers. sea level rise would impact the most people in new york, but this image speaks leaders here. >> we certainly hope that helps leaders to understand the consequences and facts behind the choices that they are making. >> pete mintin, wusa 9. >> and the news at 11:00 continues after this. >>> now, wusa 9 game on sports brought to you by exfinty. >>> the pittsburgh penguins are punishing the predators. stanley cup finals game two tonight. a fan of the national predators was charged after throwing a cat fish on the ice. how did he get it into the arena, topper? he hit it in his crotch. later, he late reallily referred to himself as a dumb red neck with a bad idea. charges have been dropped, he has been ordered to take a shower. 4-1, the penguins won tonight, they are up 2-1. lesli. >> something is fishy about that story. >> fishy for sure. we'll fortunately there's a bedples dwhere you both get what yous? want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more ha

. >> we're looking at this google earth right now, this google earth view, and now we are just getting our first imagesm the scene. you can see just how many people have gathered around there. there's the police vehicle in the front, but there is a large, large crowd on the scene. guys, i'm trying to make out what the words are in some of the image behind there. it is tough to know exactly where this is. juliette, if you are near your screen when you look at this image, what are your thoughts? >> i'm afraid i can't see. i'm at home today, so i can't see what you are looking at, but i did want to just reiterate what phil was saying, that metropolitan police and the british prime minister, everyone there wants to close off as soon as possible the suspicion that this is -- this could be something purposeful, even terrorism. so the more that this goes on without a statement, the more people like me do get a little bit nervous that this is -- that this could be something purposeful because, you know, basically, you know, because the responsibility of public safety is to inform and also calm the public, they

google later this month. >>> new details about a promised suv from tesla. during their annual shareholders meeting yesterday the company teased the public with the image of the upcoming model why electric suv. shareholders also heard more about the model three, teslas the first mass-market electric car. they say the goal is to make 5000 of the sedans each week by the end of the year. the model three has a starting price of around $35,000. 2020 is a targeted release date for the upcoming model why suv. at least one insurer says it's going to raise rates for tesla drivers. -- aaa premiums could go up as much as 30 percent. repairing tesla cars is more expensive than comparable vehicles for tesla issued a statement saying aaa's data is wrong. >>> a bus company has applied for a self driving vehicle. bowers intelligence transport theories silicon valley workers and others around the bay area. they are now 131 companies with permits from the dmv. it is not clear if they will test the self driving technology on cars or buses. >>> a federal judge in illinois has ordered satellite tv company dish network to pay $280 million for making unwanted telemarketing calls. t

image. >> facebook has a pretty strong lift of policing what goes into the feed, on people feel it's something they can trust. >> reporter: he said up like google and amazon which aggregate reviews and ratings, the likes and comments on facebook ads can be misleading. >> it can show that it's recommended from your friend, but your friend may have just liked the picture that they saw show up in your feed. >> reporter: facebook tells us we're always working to make ads relevant and useful and testing new ways for people to i go us feedback about -- to give us feedback about businesses. >> you would think they would check the companies they let advertise on their site. >> reporter: but for now it's up to companies to do their own research. that's how chelsea had her dress rush ordered just in time for graduations day. none of the companies featured -- graduation day. none of the companies featured in our report responded to our request for comments. >>> paul, hopefully the wet weather is done. we're ready for summer. >> the rain is done. the cold isn't. it was soggy out there this morning, coldest june afternoon in nearly six years. got to go back

google later this month. >>> during the test the annual shareholder meeting yesterday the company teased the public with an imageming model why electric sub. shareholders also heard more about the model three, teslas first mass-market electric car. this company says it's goal is to make 5000 of the sedans each week by the end of the year. the model three has a starting price of about $35,000. 2020 is a targeted release date for the upcoming sub. >>> walmart is testing a giant vending machine. it retreats -- is for customers making it easier for them to pick up their online order. the way it works is customers order their groceries online or through an app and select two. of the order from the 20 just a 24 hour kiosk. orders are stored in bins in the kiosk. customers type in a code and get their order . the kiosk is being tested for consumer feedback before expanding to other locations. >>> and a list of the world's most valuable [ indiscernible ] is out. oh -- branches out. google, apple and microsoft hold the first three spots. google is worth about 246 is worth about $246 billion. amazon and facebook round out

image if they arrive. >> people feel like what shows up in the feed is something they can trust. >> reporter: unlike google or amazon which aggregates ratings, the likes and comments on facebook can be misleading. >> there could be a million likes and look like it's being recommended by a friend. but the friend may have just liked the picture it saw. >> reporter: facebook tells us we're always working to make ads relevant and useful. and we're testing new ways to get feedback. >> you would think they'd check the companies. >> reporter: for now, it's up to users to do their own research. her boyfriend found the same dress and had it rush ordered. none of the companies responded to requests for comment. google the name of the company or check the bbb or site jabber for the reviews. >>> they are trying to make it easier for victims when disaster strikes. disaster map will allow users to send information to aid organizations, people will be able to mark where they are and what they need. facebook says the goal is to paint a clearer picture of what resources are needed and where people are moving to get out of

image. >> facebook has a strong histories of policing what goes into the feed so people feel like what shows up in the feed is something they can trust. >> reporter: he says unlike googlewhich aggregate reviews and ratings from people who made purchases, the likes and comments on facebook ads can be misleading. >> it can show up with a million likes and looks like it's recommended from a friend but your friend may have just liked the picture they saw that showed up in their feed. >> reporter: he believes facebook needs to be more transparent. facebook says: >> you would think they would check their companies that they were advertise on their site. >> reporter: but for now it's up to users to do their own research. that's how chelsea's boyfriend found the same photo of her dress on another site and had it rush ordered just in time for graduation day. none of the companies with complaints featured in our report responded to our request for comments. on the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> just like you, i was scrambling to find my umbrella this morning. we needed it. up to a quarter inch of rain. it's almost gone excepts for some drizzle. now another change on the

image. smirking in front of congress, and banned from twitter for trolling journalists. that jury still not seated, if convicte s 20 years in prison, tom? >> linsey, thank you. >>> next tonight, google slapped with a record fine. antitrust regulators from the european union accusing the company of unfairly favoring its own businesses and services when people use google to shop online. google denies the charge and says it's considering an appeal. >>> there is much manufacture ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the fiery crash on an american highway. the truck slamming into a bridge. a semi exploding in smoke and flames. the driver killed. that bridge heavily damaged. what that investigation has now revealed. >>> plus your money. tonight, gas prices plunging with the july 4th holiday about to begin. the cost to fill your tank, the cheapest. >>> and look at the frightening moment that had customers and employees ducking and running for cover. we'll tell you what happened. you on a perfect car,rch then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty