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. >> reporter: the project backed by google co-founder larry page is steered with a controller much like a wand is used for video games. the company said it takes only minutes to learn how to fly. >> it's highly significant this is happening in silicon valley. >> reporter: the kitty hawk is only meant to fly above water, but russell said some of the most talented adventures in mind are one day making the dream of flying into reality and it's all happening here. >> it feels like hey, gravity, what's up? >> reporter: in silicon valley. >> silicon valley is not a normal place. this is a very special place. >> reporter: in silicon valley, maria medina, kpix5. >> the kitty hawk flyer is set to go on sale just in time for the holidays and the company has yet to release a price tag. >> amazing how that works, although i think that would be more fun to fly those when it's sunny. i don't know if i'd want to do it in the rain. >> probably a good idea. sign me up. i think it would be a great way to get around. it would have a little trouble tonight. there's plenty of fog out in the bay area and on

. >> backed by the google cofounder larry page will go on sale later this year.ok like that the speeder bike from "star wars"? the storm troopers were on? it looks like that. >> i guess. sort of. >> that's super cool. do you need a license a driver's license or pilot's license? >> do i need to track this along with traffic? >> could have used that yesterday because of the traffic on the bay bridge. >> soon maybe save a lot of time. >>> we are tracking delays for folks making their way through the south bay not along this route. this is 101 at trimble but we'll take it over to our maps where we are tracking some slowdowns at -- along 101 as you are approaching 880 there. that's where we're seeing those delays. speeds drop below 40 miles per hour. "slow, stop, go." nothing unusual along that stretch. just the crowds developing. in the yellow drive time 26 minutes from 205 on out towards 680. for those heading through the altamont pass, it is getting crowded out there. 680 heading through walnut creek, looking good. those taillights making their way southbound as yo

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it was widely read inside google, and caught the eye of one of the founders, larry page.nd after three years, he quit. >> harris: and it's not because anyone is evil or has bad intentions. it's because the game is getting attention at all costs. and the problem is, it becomes this race to the bottom of the brainstem, where if i go lower on the brainstem to get you, you know, using my product, i win. but it doesn't end up in the world we want to live in. we don't end up feeling good about how we're using all this stuff. >> cooper: you call this a "race to the bottom of the brainstem." it's a race to the most primitive emotions we have? fear, anxiety, loneliness, all these things? >> harris: absolutely. and that's, again, because in the race for attention, i have to do whatever works. it absolutely wants one thing, which is your attention. >> cooper: now he travels the country trying to convince programmers and anyone else who will listen that the business model of tech companies needs to change. he wants products designed to make the best use of our time, not just grab our

google is an investor in uber. it appears from a distance that this case has been about the founders of alphabet, larry page and sergeywith a personal vendettas against one of their personal employees, anthony levandowski. now that he has separation from uber, perhaps it is the beginning of uber and google coming back out of the side of being allies versus adversaries. emily: interesting. the uber ceo got some sad news of the weekend. his mother was killed in a horrific boating accident and his father is in serious condition. our hearts go out to travis at this time. uber have ak, brad, lot of challenges on its plate. the sexual harassment investigation, the results are coming this week or next week. are we expecting any delays? thread: as far as i know, no. eric holder was due to develop -- deliver his report to the board of directors. it was insist -- it wasn't suspected a report -- that report would become public until next week. i don't know how much it will slow down the investigation. emily: do we know anything about which way the investigation is leaning? brad: we know very little other than he talked to many m

google is an investor in uber. there are reasons for them to work together. it does appear from a distance that this case has been about the founders of alphabet, larry page andy brin, with a personal vendetta against one of their former employees, anthony levandowski. so now that he has separation from uber, perhaps it is the beginning of uber and google, you know, coming back to the side of being allies versus adversaries. emily: interesting. the uber ceo got some sad news of the weekend. his mother, bonnie, was killed in a horrific boating accident and his father is in serious condition. our hearts go out to travis at this time. i do want to ask, brad, uber has a lot of challenges on its plate right now. the sexual harassment investigation, the results are coming this week or next week. are we expecting any delays? brad: you know, as far as i know, no. eric holder the attorney general was due to deliver his report to the board of directors. it was not expected that the report or at least a redacted version of it would become public until next week. i don't know how much it will slow down the investigation. emily: do we know anything yet about which way the

look what eric schmidt did for google look what sharyl sandberg has done for mark zuckerberg i disagree with jim cramer larry pageot at war with the world. they need a strong leader, john donohu now with service now. he did such a great job at ebay or somebody like tom segs at disney it has enormous potential. i think with the self-driving cars, ride sharing, this potential is unlimited we need an executive that can take it to the next level. by the way, it wasn't really the board that acted this is a -- travis had control. he had to agree with the investors. to his credit, he did so he still controls well over half of the voting shares, but i think he recognizes it's time for a change i have great empathy for him and what he's going through personally, but there's a lot of issues in his life jeff's right, you can't have a company without leadership it's time for a very strong entrepreneurial leader. >> we're going to be on the lookout for "the new york times" reporting some of -- >> there is such a person. >> phil mentioned a couple of candidates i haven't heard saggs name. >> i would say mark field. there's nob