new products like google mail and acquisitions like you tube expanded google from a search engine into an online network where users could shop or find news. as the mobile internet and apps began to rise google moved to make up ground to pioneer apple releasing the android operating system and app store. today google employs more than eighty five thousand people worldwide and is worth more than seven hundred billion dollars it has fifteen data centers around the world and that's part of the problem information is increasingly seen as something to protect tech firms are being held to new standards of social responsibility. and inside google there are pushes for gender diversity and against collaboration with governments like the u.s. or china. so a lot of transformation in only twenty years. south africa is officially in recession after its g.d.p. shrank for the second consecutive quarter that is the country's first recession since the two thousand and nine financial crisis the weak and economic data are bad news for south africa's president he needs strong growth to help reduce the cou

new products like google mail and acquisitions like you tube expanded google from a search engine into an online network where users could shop on fine use. the mobile internet and apps begin to rise google move to make up ground to pioneer apple releasing the android operating system and app store. today google employs more than eighty five thousand people worldwide and is worth more than seven hundred billion dollars it has fifteen data centers around the world and that's part of the problem information is increasingly seen as something to protect tech firms are being held to new standards of social responsibility. and insight google there are pushes for gender diversity and against collaboration with governments like the u.s. or china. so a lot of transformation in only twenty years. i want to talk about google a bit with the journalists covering the tech industry it's motherboard that's a part of vice media welcome to is a. term that was google just in the right place at the right time or what has made it so successful to a yes man and a first as the algorithmic ranking off website

new products like google mail and acquisitions like you tube expanded google from a search engine into an online network where users could shop or find news. as the mobile internet and apps began to rise google moved to make up ground to pioneer apple releasing the android operating system and app store. today google employs more than eighty five thousand people worldwide and is worth more than seven hundred billion dollars it has fifteen data centers around the world and that's part of the problem information is increasingly seen as something to protect tech firms are being held to new standards of social responsibility. and inside google there are pushes for gender diversity and against collaboration with governments like the u.s. or china. so a lot of transformation in only twenty years. and new advertising campaign by sports giant nike has throw its weight behind american football player collin capper nick and it lit up an already racially charged debate in the us well this just days before the start of the new season on kaplan it is the quarterback who caused division protesting r

google stuff. >> amazing. we have to catch up on this. you won't believe what's going on. >> and. [inaudible] he won't e-mail me on google. will not accept e-mails from me on a google mail -- >> i know. he's obsessed. >> i love him. >> i'm still working with him on some stuff. i'm trying to get him to d.c. to meet with people in -- [inaudible] >> good, good, good. no, he's really smart. >> yeah, i know. >> that was really good. >> if you think about this entire narrative has changed. that event will go down as -- >> yes, yes. >> it's a marker now. >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> hello. i haven't seen you for such a long time. >> i know, a long time. i'm so happy for you. >> i'm just glad you're not going omarosa saw on me. >> never. never, never. >> [inaudible] >> yes, but no photos. hang on. i'm about to go up. >> i consider ann coulter one of only a handful of friends in a business where it's very difficult to have friends. and one of the reasons why i love ann so much is because she is one of the few fully self-realized people in the united states right now. i can think of a couple that come to mind, one of

new products like google mail and acquisitions like you tube expanded google from a search engine into an online network where users could shop or find news. as the mobile internet and apps begin to rise google moves to make up ground to pioneer apple releasing the android operating system and app store. today google employs more than eighty five thousand people worldwide and is worth more than seven hundred billion dollars it has fifteen data centers around the world and that's part of the problem information is increasingly seen as something to protect tech firms are being held to new standards of social responsibility. and insight google there are pushes for gender diversity and against collaboration with governments like the u.s. or china. so a lot of transformation in only twenty years. through i'm joined tonight by young she is an associate professor of communication studies at the university of north carolina her upcoming book is entitled china versus information and she joins me tonight from charlotte north carolina and welcome to the day so we've got this twentieth birthday of

that e-mail was subsequently forwarded by two google vice presidents to more staff members throughouthe company. in her e-mail, she touts google's multi facetted efforts to boost hispanic turnout. latinos voted in record-breaking numbers especially in florida, nevada, and arizona of the last of which she describes as, quote, a key state for us. she brags that the company used its power to ensure that millions of people saw certain hash tags and social media impressions with the goal of influencing their behavior during the election. elsewhere in the e-mail, she says google, quote, supported partners like voto latino to pay for rides to the polls in key states. she describes this assistant as the silent donation. she then says google helped voto latino ad campaigns to promote the rides. officially it is a nonpartisan entity but that's a sham. it is vocally partisan. recently the group declared that hispanics all hispanics are in president trump's, quote, crosshairs. they said they plan to respond by registering another million hispanic voters in the next presidential cycle. voto latino

liz: fox news tucker carlson has received internal corporate e-mails that show google executives efforts to get out the hispanic vote for hillary clinton in 2016. the e-mails said "we worked very hard many people did, we pushed to get out the latino vote with our partners and our voices. we also supported partners like to pay for rise to the polls in key states." we even helped them create ad campaigns to promote the rise let's take a check of alphabet the parent of google the stock ending the day in the green let's bring in republican stat a just ford o connell and ford your reaction? >> well look, i find this problematic contrary to the democrats in the media the russians are not the only one trying to interfere in u.s. elections we have actors both foreign and domestic and the second thing is that is tech companies and social media companies can do far more damage than the russians to sway an election and there's no way to monitor them. liz: wendy the e-mail went on to say that google was tracking voter queries in states like florida and nevada and then it had a "influencer campaign w

google to u.s. senators, wap your personal e-mail accounts. google says some senators and their aides have about targets of attempted hacks by foreign government. oregon senator ron widen sent a letter to leaders saying personal e-mail attacks were targeted. there's a chance this could be a false alarm but they believe they tried stealing lawmakers' passwords. >> uncovered today two illegal marijuana grow operation and two people were arrested. b.a.r.t. is burning back against a report saying it's targeting african-american riders to fail to pay fares. in march they started issuing tickets, $745 for adults and $55 for juveniles. b.a.r.t. tells us the report covers a small sample size and that the full picture will be posted online as soon as tomorrow. b.a.r.t. police will also report all of its data at the next board meeting which is depth 27th. >> we have new video into our newsroom of a wildfire in el dorado county, the flames so strong part of highway 50 was shut down for a while. the fire broke out this afternoon near placerville. 30 homes

records for google a quick check of the news weather and mail services and i'm up to find the best routes to work. the tech giant's services are certainly useful but that comes at a price google collects user data to sell targeted its parent company alphabets reportedly earned ninety five billion euros in revenue last year but critics say google's data gathering is excessive and want to diminish its market power dot net roots that we have not that user data is analyzed for example in what's called ad targeting targeting. you know other words ads are displayed in accordance with the context of the search or the users know an interesting plan that would have helped but that's google's main business at the moment that doesn't sell the actual data but it does sell access to its user profile incidents are coming off. every day google's response to five point five billion search requests google was in the first search engine on the market when it launched two decades ago competitors like excites yahoo and out of vista went pure online search engines they have a sites carefully curated lists of

reporters reviewed internal google e-mails in the days after the travel ban was instituted. ployees floated ideas about ways to tweak the search functions to show people how to support pro-immigrationro contact their lawmakers. google says none of the ideas were implemented and they don't manipulate search results to implement political views. >> silicon valley leadership released these results. they show 68% support google's mega development. 24% oppose it. 8% undecided. most voters like the project down 11% from february. 79% said they supported the expansion of google into downtown san jose. >>> in the east bay, business owners and police are working together to try to stop robberies and thefts. so far more than a dozen store owners have taken a free class offered by san leandro police. officers teach for two hours inside a classroom. they visit stores and suggest ways to make a business safer. >> when i went through the program, i learned amount of things. how to hand the cash. how to -- how much money you should put in the cash register. >> reading every customer that co

but here is documented proof of some google executives wanting to tamper with searches as a form of political activism. what do you think? >> these e-mails are preposterous. google controls the way that we see the world's information. and that as employees based on political beliefs would manipulate that or mess with that is absurd and dangerous. howard: i will put you down as absurd and dangerous. google as a company tried to dismiss this journal story by saying these were only musings of junior officials and had to walk that back and admit some senior executives were involved. the company is sort of trying to minimize this as a harmless exercise. how do you think google is handling this? >> google can't brush this off. you know, but that said and this might be hard pill to swallow, these changes weren't implemented, you know, google has checks and balances in place to make sure that these things, you know, can't easily happen. they understand the power that they wield, and they make sure that their technology is protected from political, you know, viewpoints. now do their employees understand that? cheeri -- clearly not. -- clearly not

reporters reviewed internal google e-mails in the days after that travel ban was instituted. they found that employees floated ideas about ways to tweak the search functions to show people how to support pro-immigration groups and contact their lawmakers. google says none of the ideas were actually implemented and they don't manipulate search results to support certain political views. >>> more problems for the california department of motor vehicles as a technical glitch forced massive delays at dozens of field offices across the state, including 12 here in the bay area. this comes as the agency is dealing with increased criticism over those wait times and inefficiencies. abc 7 news reporter countrihrisn has the story. >> i'm still kind of doing the things we were doing ten years ago and still working in an archaic system that can't seem to keep up with the population of drivers. >> reporter: oakland resident louisa lynn came to get a handicapped placard but was told the system was down. >> it's always frustrating when you go to the dmv. that's just how it is. >> reporter: a

whatever you use for enterprise e-mail whether google or microsoft or some other type of vendor make sure the administrator has two step and other security features turned on would be really important. and then remind the campaigns. when they e-mail a really sensitive document to you, maybe their ad buy or their town hall schedule, asking them do you have security features placed on your e-mail if we're going to start communicating with this type of information? lastly, making sure their websites are secure as well. so again, vocalizing this to hem would be really helpful. >> you'll be happy to know a lot -- especially in places in high level campaigns they've required their vendors to do all of this. >> success. >> hi. thank you for coming and having this panel. my name is maureen. i'm with ragtag. we're an organization that organization -- organizes tech volunteers to help campaigns. so one of the things we're working on right now we actually just launched campaign help desk.org. everything you have spoken about has spoken to what we are hoping to try to help especially smaller camp

different account or notify you so if anyone is looking to improve their security right now on e-mail or facebook google or being two-step verification it will come upon any search engine. we encourage people that use individual e-mails to get a campaign started to do that two-step authentication. we have had a lot of conversations about this but what's great about email services today is they are scalable if you start with two or three people on the campaign there my office 365 account could be great for two or three people but could grow to 12 or five soy can expand as the campaign expands and also it comes with its own security layer as well as administrator so we try to educate and tell people why being on enterprise could be a better security alternative as well for productivity and collaboration. >> in addition with those work of individual candidates we also start requiring that two factor authentication. for example on facebook now to run an ad of national importance it is a two factor authentication for your account if anybody is participating in that ecosystem that has to be turned on now thos

john: wall street journal has obtained internal e-mails between google and google employees. w to use the search function to counter his travel ban. hillary vaughn has the details. >> these e-mails show people in management level positions at google were floating ways they could change google search in favor of their own personal political opinions. google says they aren't taking action because no changes were made, even though these ideas being were in breach of company policy and people on the chain included meryl stone who is the head of consumer partnerships and climate wealth is a global public policy manager in this chain you had search product marketing manager at mckenzie thomas floating the idea that they should quote, actively counter short terms that include the word like mexico, hispanic, latino saying those words are prejudiced and islam are phobic. they were writing to employees saying this would require a full on sprint to make happen but this is the imperative information that we need. google products manager timing and in response to this saying we are absolut

if anyone is looking to improve their security on e-mail or on facebook, google or bing two-step verification for whatever e-mail you use and have come up on any search engine and send you that way. we really encourage people who are using individual emails e-o get a campaign started to do two-step authentication. we try to talk to campaigns about and jenny and i have lots of conversations about this, as the campaign grows what's great about our e-mail services today is that you are scalable or if you start with two or three people on the campaign and an office 365 account can be great for you with two or three people and be able to grow up to 12 people by the time you have a full-fledged campaign six months down the road, same thing for gmail enterprise e-mail service, so it expands as a campaign expands. the good thing about enterprise e-mail system is a comes with its own security letters as well as an administrator. with costly try to educate and tell people why maybe think on enterprise e-mail could be better security alternative as was more productivity, or collaboration. >> just to pig

google choosing sides, and it was clearly the hillary clinton side. e-mail the election by multicultural marketing head eliana murillo admitting google made a silent donation quote, unquote to clinton by paying for rides to polls via the leftist organization voto latino. murillo expressed shock at latino support for president trump. new numbers tonight show 39 million social security numbers have been stolen and many used by illegal immigrants to work in the united states. immigration reform law institute says the issue stems from an obama-era decision to stop the notification of employers if one of their workers and entities doesn't match up with the social security number they used on a w-2 tax form. that change came after the president, president obama, gave amnesty to some 700,000 illegal immigrant children. joining us former federal prosecutor, author of the book licensed to lie, sidney powell. sidney. great to have you with us. >> thank you, lou, welcome back. lou: thank you. let me start with this decision not to notify employers of a mismatch on w-2'

you go on google mail, you don't even write the e-mail. you don't even send it. it goes to them.all of these companies at some point, what will we do about regulation? it's a real challenge for us. the anti-trust law that's were written were written for standard oil, 1911. maria: has that changed your stance toward investing in these stocks yet? this is where a lot of the growth is, right? >> i don't own google right now. i am full-boat tech right now. that's where the growth is. maria: do you see a long runway as a result of perhaps more tax cuts. house republicans are looking to make the individual cuts permanent in tax reform 2.0. what kind of effect might that have on the economy? is that another reason to get invested? >> i hope that happens. i don't know if it's going to happen this time around. it's going to be an interesting political dynamic. it's going to force democrats to vote against a tax cut again. >> we're headed towards a trillion dollar deficit as well. >> you've got 4,000 agencies out there all with a budget. let's address the spending side of it. all the agenc

how many pages linked to it not just keywords since then google products have expanded into every corner of our lives the company gave us g.-mail in two thousand and four google maps the year after and you tube the year after that the company now offers a smart storage with google drive home organization with google home it has its own smartphone and is the velour thing self driving cars nowadays a google search will scan one point nine billion websites and in two thousand and twelve those searches peaked at one point two trillion all of this power is google's main revenue stream which is advertising in two thousand and sixteen that propelled the company to one hundred ten billion dollars profit well as the company's power and involvement in our lives has grown concerns of also being raised over issues such as privacy reynolds reports now from california. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as t

websites to produce our ranks list of results google's offerings expanded in two thousand and four as the company went public and debuted revolutionizing wave mail the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and in the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speak is billions of people now use google products every day most through its search engine in two thousand and twelve google reach one point two trillion searches for the year but that's where the data stops google now just says searches are in the trillions and with ever ties in the main source of revenue the money follows the page to use google's profit saw to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alpha bit its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the googleplex page and

in favor of their w political biases was not okay but google says they didn't and tell me they didn't reprimand any of the employees on the e-maile the roles at the company for theirr own political activism. we are learning more information about mckenzie thomas, the search product marketing manager that suggested that google, "actively counter search results for words" she says are prejudice, islamphobic like "muslim" or "mexico." and thomas said they generate skewed search results are her own personal opinions and don't reflect the opinion of google, the company. tucker? >> tucker: amazing story. thank you for following up. i hope you keep on that. a we are going to. u great to see you. we'll have more on allegationst that the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein considered spying on the president wearing a wire and organizing in effect a coup of cabinet members against him. should the president fire him immediately or is there more to the story? dan bongino just ahead to discusss that. plus, the president still on stage in missouri. awful lot goingnt on. as you know, he is apt to comment on it. if he does, we will bring you

that's google google now putting out a response to congressman kevin mccarthy who criticized the company for what he called a conservative bias in response to a story about a leaked e-mail from a google employee that talked internally about efforts to improve latino voter turnout in the last presidential election here's google's statement now on this whole matter saying the suggestion that google's products or actions are politically biases is simply wrong. for the past decade, we've worked alongside other technology companies to provide users with voting information before they head to the polls and have offered tools to protect elections from hacking and digital attacks. the employee's e-mail is an expression of her personal political views about the outcome of the 2016 election, and those views do not reflect any official stance by the company. we have nearly 90,000 employees comprising a broad array of political affiliations the e-mail itself explicitly notes that she is speaking personally and that google's efforts were nonpartisan here's the tweet from kevin mccarthy earlier today he said google claims to be fair but gave a silent donation to a left-wing group to