the 41-second google map search was planted. the prosecution had no smoking gun. ying he didn't even search for that map? >> that's right. >> somebody else put it on his computer? >> yes. >> an fbi agent testified he saw no evidence of tampering, but the defense said it had experts who did. two of them. both of whom wrote reports. but trials have referees. and in this case, the judge ruled that neither one of those defense experts could testify about tampering. one, said the judge, wasn't sufficiently qualified. the other was brought in too late in the trial. but even if they had testified, there was one question they couldn't answer. if it was a hacker, who was it? >> i can tell you that police had access to it. i can tell you that anybody within wireless range had access to it. >> what possible reason would the police have to put that map on his computer? >> i can't say that the police put it on the computer. i don't know who manipulated the computer. what i can say is, that a possible reason is if you believe somebody's guilty, and that you don't have any eviden

so, if you have google maps, for example. >> google maps. >> tucker: every living human being with aner product. if you are using google maps, which most of us are, it is constantly tracking your data. left of center as we learned earlier in the month. if you are using google search, and said stop tracking me but you are using google search on your mobile device, be that on an iphone or android device they are again capturing your location. >> tucker: wouldn't be such a big deal if you could trust the company weren't working on behalf china. thank you for reporting. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: i thought it was ground breaking. when it's not spying on you, google is cracking down on ideological dissent within its own ranks. ask the former google engineer james day more who was fired in the name of inclusion and diversity for writing a memo that called for inclusion and diversity. that's next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: last summer james day more learned what happens when you question the group think. he privately circulated a paper he wrote that asked why isn't a company so submitted to

both had google maps. ay to download apps that worked very similarly and some of the apps were the same. >> google hopes it will take over the whole mobile market just as it has done the internet. >> given their relationship steve jobs felt he had been betrayed by google. >> you're on the board of apple. any tension on the board around the fact you guys are starting to get in each other's business? >> as a board member at apple eric schmidt was privy to meetings where the iphone was discussed, and steve jobs was pissed. >> the battle between apple ceo steve jobs and google ceo eric schmidt getting personal. >> steve jobs simply hates eric schmidt right now. that's how bitter this rivalry has gotten. >> eventually, eric schmidt had to leave the apple board. the competition was on. >> if google did not act, we faced a draconian future. a future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice. that's a future we don't want. [ applause ] these folks, they don't have time to go to th

so finding the location, using google maps, and looking at the buildings that appear in the video, theack as well that these people were walking on. lots of these clues piecing together. can i ask how long it took, verifying this, that topography, looking at shadows at no time of day. how long did it take? it is painstaking work. this started injuly. it took a few weeks, close to 15 people who worked on it in the bbc and outside. so, painstaking work, daily work that had to involve putting heads together. some people were not particular experts. you know, in their day—to—dayjob. these were people passionate about using open—source techniques and spending time on it to bring out what we have in this investigation. as you mentioned you are gathering information from the public. are there dangers in crowd sourcing this work? absolutely. i think we talk about the fake news phenomenon which the cameroonian government as well mentioned when they were denying this claim, so obviously there are lots of videos going around on the internet, on social media and it is very difficult to verify a lo

finding the location, using google maps, looking at the buildings that appear in the video.that they walk—on. piecing these clues together. how long did this take in order to verify the topography? is painstaking work. it started injuly topography? is painstaking work. it started in july and topography? is painstaking work. it started injuly and it took a few weeks. about 15 people worked on it. both that the bbc and outside. painstaking work, daily work. that involved putting heads together. some people were not particular experts in their day—to—dayjob, but these were people who were passionate about using open source technique and spending time on it to bring out this investigation. you are gathering information from the public. are there dangers using crowd sourcing? absolutely, we talk about the fake news phenomenon in which the cameroon government talked about when they denied this claim. obviously there are lots of videos going around on the internet, on social media and it is very difficult to verify a lot of them. at the same time, there are a lot of tools. the same

if you have google maps.n being with an iphone does. >> apple maps is an inferior product. if you're using google maps which most of us are it's constantly tracking data. as we learned earlier in the month, if you're using google search and to set it stopped you're usingut google search on your mobile device be that on an iphone or an android device they are again capturing your location information. >> tucker: it wouldn't be such a big deal if you could trust the company if they weren't working on behalf of the fascist government of china. thank you for that reporting. when it's not spying on you, google is cracking down on ideological dissent in its own ranks. just ask james taymor who was fired in the name of inclusion and diversity for writing a memo that called for inclusion and diversity. that's next. do you need the most trusted battery in your wireless mouse? maybe not. maybe you can trust that during your fantasy draft, the computer won't autodraft a kicker in the 7th round. or... you could just trus

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 brin are multi-billionaires and

i'm using google maps to go and find scott in the park. so far, so good. it is £149.99 upfront.o purchase sim and data deals from network operators at home or locally. hi. how's it going? good. nice to meet you. scott, connecting to mobile wi—fi hotspots is a convenient way to access the internet abroad. but if you don't have one of those devices, i guess hopping onto a public wi—fi hotspot is the next best option, would you say? yeah, pretty much. it's the only real thing left you have if you do not have a data package on your phone. when you're on a network like that, anyone around you can see what you're doing. connecting to a coffee shop here, and we are both on the same network in the same location, i can see what other people around me are doing. for me, when i travel, i usually use the data on my phone, so it is great for us in europe because we now have european data roaming. but i appreciate for a lot of people, and for me in other countries, it's not an option. so if i have to use a wi—fi network in a pub or a restaurant when i'm travelling, i always use my vpn. for th

-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 the googleplex page and brin are multi-billionaires and google knows a lot about us they know who

they transformed the which we collaborate with google docs and travel with google google map. but search is the bread and butter even becoming a verb. and investors know that search is how google makes most of the money displaying ads alongside the search results. in the company's most recen earnings report it said that advertising business through 24%, driving total alphabet net revenue to more than $26 billion. but there are challenges for search too, including more competition from rivals. >> we have seen from our survey work that increasingly consumers go to directly to amazon espeally with a prime membership go directly to amazon a and by pass google. >> with more competition there is the possible that google slows i coming years. that's why the company may put a big are focus on other businesses like youtube, cloud computing and self--driving cars for nightly business report, i'm josh lipton, san francisco. >>> carnivalops expectations. that's where we begin the market focus tonight. the cruise line operatorun ed a $1.0 billion share buyback and said futureng boo are stro

connecticut that those people every day that family the sackler family of connecticut there must be a google map somewhere so here's a headline from the times in the past last week and they're ready for it ok an admission of guilt so that's an admission of guilt by the sackler family like that's right ok how opioids became an epidemic in america by the way is proof pharma. said that their product was less addictive than the other products on the market that turned out to be a lie or false one could say it would depending on whether you're arguing in court so that turned out to be a lie so here they've come up with a solution in over in europe we have a headline about. the powerful there in britain we allow the rich to escape charges admits tax them her majesty's revenue and customs h m r c has admitted for the first time that it allows the most powerful members of society to escape prosecution for financial crimes at an economic crime conference in cambridge last week a senior government official admitted that tax authorities accommodated celebrity's concerns and settled debts privately to avoid

thousand and four as the company went public and debut revolutionizing with the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and then the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speakers 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 not just says searches are in the trillions and with ever ties in the main source of revenue the money follows the page for use google's profit school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alphabet its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars. or about zero these are our top stories china has rejected an accusation made by u.s. president donald trump that is trying to interfere in november's midterm election made the claims of the u.n. security council session and said it was because of his tough policy on trade with china. iran's president has landed in tehran to

mail in two thousand and four google maps the year after and then you tube the year after that the company now offers a smart storage with google drive home organization with google home and it has its own smart phone and it's also developing self driving cars nowadays a google search will scan one point nine billion websites in two thousand and twelve those searches peaked at one point two trillion and all of this power is google's main revenue stream which is of course advertising in two thousand and seventeen that propelled the company to a one hundred ten billion dollars profit well as the company's power involvement in our lives has grown concerns have been raised over issues such as privacy some say it's a far cry from the company's original motto which was don't be evil reynolds reports 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 the goog

and four as the company went public and debuted riva lucian i's in 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 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 school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alpha bit its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars let's speak to the high lead in long beach california via skype as a campaigner with the advocacy group demand progress thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera how has google changed in the past twenty years. yes well early on in google's into the sea they had this internal model don't be evil but what we've seen throughout the yea

and i put it on google maps because i was on radio in the car. so we're just circling. oh! >> it's a guy -- gigantic building. there is a way to troubleshoot. you can find it. ann showed up a little late -- >> no, but the bad thing was i was in a horrible mood, it was nobody's fault there and -- oh, my god. >> how you doing? i came in for cincinnati just for this. >> what were you doing in cincinnati? >> [inaudible] >> oh, okay. >> i was -- [inaudible] >> when i say cincinnati, i mean dallas, texas. [laughter] i'm so glad we're doing this. >> me too. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you so much. >> i love you. >> this is so great. >> i just wanted to say hi real quick. i got here late. >> he says you're always late. no. i miss being in l.a. i'm not coming back out there until october, but i want to just go -- >> [inaudible] >> uh-huh. are you going? >> we're actually going to do a lot on -- >> oh, yeah. oh, good. >> we can hang out when you're out there. >> yeah. i think i'm probably going to stay for a while. >> how long are you going to be out there? >> i don't know

. >> i put it on google maps. i was on radio in the car. we were just circling. [inaudible] there is a way to troubleshoot. just can't find it. [inaudible] >> the bad thing was, i was in a horrible mood. -- [inaudible] >> i came in from cincinnati just for this. i can tell you, there's a camera. >> he is actually mic'd by russia today. >> when isis cincinnati i mean dallas, texas. so glad we doing this. >> me, too. thank you, thank you, thank you so much. this is so great. >> i does want to say hi real quick and i got here late. >> he says you are always late. i miss being in l.a. i want to just go -- [inaudible] >> are you guys? >> i'm participating here. >> good. i think i'm probably going to stay for a while. i don't know. it depends but i'm thinking east coast because i've boston, philadelphia, coming back to washington for the thing. once i get out there that -- the book tour is petering out so i i may stay. i like l.a. >> i'll tell you later. we need to catch up. [inaudible] >> we have lots of regular media people here, so if we can trap them in one part of

. >> the google map clearly showed the a-team exactly how and where they lost the trail.ting so much, savage wasn't ready to give up on heather. but he wasn't naive either. >> we knew that she was a sociopath liar. i wanted something specific from her. give me something that nobody else knows so that we can believe what you're saying is truthful. and that's when she told us about the souvenirs from kate's body, the jewelry she was wearing and where it was located. >> they found kate's jewelry at a pawn shop. and behind the dresser in their tiny apartment, kate's bulldog key chain, the one she'd gotten in moscow. ethan said heather took it from kate's purse as a memento. she was telling them the truth. so they decided next morning first light armed with andy's google map and more detail from heather, the team would return to the island. >> you know, all that we were believing was coming to fruition. all our suspicions about her activity and mack's activity, at that point we knew we had the right people. >> one thing. they'd be going without police. good idea? maybe not. th

i have been looking on google maps to see whether or not you can cross over 70 in areas between hereoing up, you cannot. as you see, we are getting a few gusts that are quite strong. at fort maycon there was a recorded 92 high an hour gust. this is a sustained 70, 75. it is this water we are starting to watch. because as this comes up, we have another high tide coming in, we have to be very, very careful. because this can come into morehead city. once things go under water, you got a bad recipe, jon. >> jon: and we are hearing that in new burn, that 150 people are trapped and awaiting rescue. the city sending out a notification that their rescue attempt is under way. apparently some fema swift water rescue teams are available. people are told to move into their se second story. the water lefts have raised 10, 11 feet. it's going to be a surprise for a lot of people that the water levels are coming up so high so quickly. >> that's right. the noose river, i'm trying to contact a gentleman that lives there. his name is captain jerry, he's the head of north carolina shrimp fisheries. the

but waze and google maps is not always keeping up with the most accurate information, but seems to beoing a good job with 95 >> all right thank you, contessa. >>> we're just getting started on "worldwide exchange." up next, back to the markets with two drops and a pop the stock movers that need to be on your radar. >>> and to the moon. spacex sending one ambitious billionaire on an out tofhis world trip full details after this break. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." amazon is making a big bet on alexa. kate rogers joins us with more >> good morning. cnbc has learned amazon plans to

so when we look at it, and i just borrowed this from google maps, this is what the tuolomne river looks like flowing from east to west there across the map, ending up in the san joaquin river confluence down there on the left-hand side of the aerial photo. you see it is flowing through modesto, heavily urbanized area, and then it flows and winds and meanders down through the san joaquin largely through areas that are diked off farm land, but also, there are some gravel mining pits there, so there's a lot of disturbance of the -- excuse me, of the river bed there from those activities, and people have tried to deal with those. they tried a little bit in 1995, but it's not the same river system that you would think of the unimpaired flow having value in. one thing to note is down at the confluence of the tuolomne river and the san joaquin river, we actually contributed to the acquisition of dos rios ranch, and how it can be used for a vlflood plain. we've got a good situation down there to be able to make some improvements. but again, it's a very heavily modified system and we really need

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so in the first one here, we've google maps, where you could choose the transit tab to determine your ride there and we'll see, for example, t.n.c. options are advertised there. here's another, transit app. the first option that comes up is t.n.c. and the third, move it, usually you have to enter an origin and demonstration and they give you an itinerary, and they tell you you can request uber. so we asked open-ended questions about what customers would like to see in a new system. people emphasized that they want information throughout their journey because a lot of things can happen with service delays. they also wanted to make sure that it was not just surrounding a smart phone or a data plan. then you could see some examples of information that we could provide including on-board digital signage, this is an example showing transfers that are upcoming at the next stop as well as when the connecting routes are coming. there is also solar panel signage, for places without electricity. elements here, we have a bunch of data sources relating to where our vehicles are, as well as our cu

and for this situation, i hope you looked at it on google maps. i do feel for the homeowners in this situation. do we know what the type of activity is. do we have drug dealing? do we have dangerous situations? >> san francisco police department has sent out officers, talked to the folks that live there. and the vehicular housing. and also the department of traffic enforcement or department of traffic that's been out there as well to speak with folks. i think one of the issues was, they were trying to advocate for people to at least move during the 72-hour time frame. and what people kept doing is moving about 5 feet. people would move for a time period, move for a time period and then come back again. and so i think that will be something to work out with the folks that are living in the r.v.s. it doesn't mean that there's a permanence about that, but i think we would be willing to look at pilot program situations as supervisor safai said in his letter. we need to find a long-term solution to this. i've been helping a family who has been in a veh

and the results would also include screened readable lists and google map with pins and g.i.s. features, and descriptive text and videos with captions and descriptions. and here are just a few photos of certain examples of existing playgrounds to where they have accessible picnic tables. and then also accessible surface. and then this is -- i believe it's at one of our playgrounds off of almone. and then also swings with harness. so those are a few things that we'd like to see in the future and, again, this is a proposal that we'd like to have with riskiation and parks to have an intern to assist with this project. that's the end of our presentation and if we have time if there's questions for jen or myself. >> co-chair sehaux: thank you. i'll open up questions from the council and we have a couple council members in the queue and the first one is council member alex madrid. >> alex, one sec. is your microphone on? >> good. thank you for coming and i have a couple questions. one is what do you have for accessible fixtures right now? and the second thing is it seems like some of

android, the world's most popular operating system and will provide turn by turn navigation with google maps, automotive maps on the play store, and have the ability to answer calls and texts, control media, find information, and manage vehicle functions with voice using the built-in google assistant. guys, that's a bunch of gobbledygook saying listen, this is a gigantic maybe a billion dollar market, maybe more. meanwhile, we found out that amazon is planning to release at least eight new voice-controlled hardware devices by year's end plus teamed up with ally to install home systems for vehicles then the emmys, one a bunch for the marvelous mrs. mace sell they're spending for high quality consent. it seems to be playing off that's angg. facebook, down again, another number cut what sells new the final positive is apple. last night we left here thinking that the u.s. was going to slap tariffs on the country's accessories made in china. nope got an exemption i cannot stress how important that is because as apple would be able to keep on doing what it's doing, making the best new phones with

and then matt's people, they integrate all the information on to a google map system.ess to the crowd sourcing rescue and we can go on there and whatever area they're working, we can pull all the addresses for that particular area. they'll do the calls, get back on either our app or on the web page. and clear those calls out and we did it during harvey. i didn't use it as much during harvey. we used it in florida, that was our main tool we used to find people and help them out. >> we're so thankful that you're able to do that. thank you very much. get yourself some rest as we understand to rescue operations have been halted for the evening. all rescue operations halted for the evening unless there is something catastrophic. talk about the power and the energy here and whether people -- how many people have electricity, how many people don't. i want to get to jeff brooks from duke energy. thank you for joining us here on cnn. talk to us about the situation, how many people are without power right now? >> thank you, don. we're still seeing power outages occurring. we hav

more not a lot of detail there other than a coordinate that he says you can go and check on on google maps i think it's interesting that israel is focusing again on iran and not on the israel palestinian conflict and that may well be as you heard from the policy unit president mahmoud abbas because israel feels it's getting exactly what it wants at this stage from the trumpet ministration which says it's negotiating a deal at the deal of the century we've heard between the israelis and the palestinians while it's negotiating it's clearly giving israel a lot of the things it wants including recognizing the capital jerusalem while panish punishing the palace. cutting funding to under the u.n. agency the part of the u.n. that deals with the palestinians with education and schooling in palestinian areas and cutting funding for the palestinian authority yet james that as you're saying a very different tone between what the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas had to say just thirty minutes or so and what benjamin netanyahu is saying right now at the u.n. . absolutely and i think the pa

just three miles from their office where the pollution is so thick on the ground it's visible on google maps. so where are we now? >> right now we are looking out at zug island. >> reporter: zug island. >> which is basically just this island in the detroit river that has a ton of industrial sites on, it a ton of pollution, and a lot of that ends up in the river. >> reporter: this river's a weird blue. i don't know if it's algae or -- >> you don't want to jump in. >> reporter: sow guys want to support candidates that will kind of rein some of this stuff in. right? >> rein all of this in. if you put workers in control of these workplaces, right? people who live in this community, they would find alternative solutions to generating energy than this. >> reporter: and that's the kind of candidate this tiny production team is trying to get elected to office from their one-room studio one video at a time. your videos have been extremely successful. what's the secret sauce? who are you going after? how is this working? >> we know how to create content that really resonates with people. but it's the

let me show you on google maps the precise location — you can see london there and on the other sidethey haven't been disappointed. it is currently in that stretch of water behind me there that vote. last seen around ten minutes ago, the poor of london authority are out there to and concern the well hasn't really been moving from this area and is actually not heading out to sea but actually not heading out to sea but a lot of people here still watching hopefully not getting and their way of saying the well. us talk to you. what have you seen? ablett legault well today i saw. my first ever well. i was really pleased to see it. -- a well. i was really pleased to see it. —— a beluga well. i came down from school. not something you expected to see? deftly not an attempt. you expect to see this in the arctic but not... it is that you recite. he have your binoculars. take a look. what about you? this really interesting. the privilege. to see a creature like this, so near the home, this is a quite far—away home creature. the home, this is a quite far—away home creature . some the home, this

and has entire divisions developing concepts it's even converted its renowned google earth maps into virtual reality format. that allows users to explore the entire planet in three d. . k. is ahead of the project the swiss graphics wizard leads a huge developer team at google in california in his world those with a head for heights can even land on a new york skyscraper like superman and peer down into the abyss. the point of all this. he thinks we are as one of the platforms that will become game changers exerting huge influence like smartphones laptops and computers did we're trying out what kind of opportunities it offers google's mission is to enable users to utilize all the world's information and we are off of enormous potential for that. case i once worked for the legendary pixar studio he knows the thrill is what counts. people in california developed for the movie industry using light color sound and animation can be used to tell stories and create virtual experiences which people can immerse themselves in her friend. facebook is also taking an active interest in via oculus o

and four as the company went public and debuted riva lucian i's in 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 speakers billions of people now use google products every day most through 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 school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alphabet its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars now germany have won the rights to host the euro two thousand and twenty four football championships the country big turkey and a vote held by the european games governing body u.a.e. for it will be the first time germany has hosted the continent's biggest international football tournament as a unified country it's the fourth time t

yesterday's good but really it's just a drop in the ocean almost literally so i thought i'd get the google map out today because it's quite interesting just having a look at the maldives that's the main island of the capital one of the most overcrowded places on earth look at that the airport is on a separate on and it is you've got to catch a boat to get to mali and then you just see look at the logistics involved in a lot of these islands around and habited with the logistics of putting together an election for all these little islands or all in the indian ocean it's a small place but a big political story we're going to have analysis on the elections in a moment but we're going to start with this report from alex to tell pulis. it was all smiles was president abdullah i mean and his main rival ibrahim mohammad sali cost the balance and some things poll. here means critics accuse him of acting as a strongman imprisoning exalting political rivals the election lacking transparency there is no credible election observers in maldives at the moment because all the democracy democratic countries a

if i'm using google maps or gps, i give them my location because otherwise it doesn't work, but for most of the things, no. i still could do without the notice of what you offer me so i also to be honest and mindful of what i searchon . and if i'm going to use my device. one thing i do is kind of maybe mixes of the algorithm is i like crossword puzzles so i do a lot of online searching for crossword puzzle clues and i want to say that to the machine, if you can figure out what this means, good luck. >> speaking of the grid, why does a power system have to be connected to the internet and maybe you can talk about data? >> we've known for some time that they control data systems and operate real stop in theworld . there were cases in the ukraine in the last few years during christmas that the lights went out several hundred thousand people because the russians have the control systems and resulted either in false readings that caused the engineers to shut them down or they interfered with the operation of the system and that issue of industrial control systems really is at the core of the

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this is from google maps... and taken during construction of the transit center.you can see the foundation going in right here. but just next to it... is the millenium tower right here... now, nick-named the "leaning tower of san francisco..." raising a lot of concern, because so far, it's sunk, around 18 inches and leans to one side. and then just west of that building... you have '25 jessie street...' where it too has sank... but much less... settling only less than an inch in almost 40 years. (ryan)kron4's maureen kelly talked to a structural engineer who says there's no evidence these instances are linked. the leaning millenium tower looms over the new tranbay transit center....but despite the close proximenty of the two massive buildings.....a structual engineer says it's highly unlikely that the cracked beams found in the transit center are related to the sinking being experienced at condo building. it doesn't appear that there's any plausible theory that this would be related to the foundation issues at the millennium tower. this crack is probably due to so

. >> reporter: i was just looking at google maps trying to see what roads may have opened., where we are, pretty much everything leading out to the city has lert ton, showing that -- has an alert on it showing some sort of closure. we know they are trying to fix some of the interstates by bringing in heavy equipment. but despite florence weakening, it is still dropping a lot of rain all over the carolinas. and it is bringing a whole amount of other issues people that need to be concerned with. massive search and rescue operations all weekend after almost nonstop rainfall has triggered unprecedented flooding. north carolina in the crosshairs of this powerful storm. >> it is the state that is used to floods. but never saw floods like this and this widespread. >> reporter: it is all hands on deck from volunteer responders, local crew to the u.s. military. the pittsburgh nearly doubling the head count from just a few days ago and deploying more aircraft and boats. they're being used for rescue operations. already hundreds of people have been pulled to safety when their homes or