courier we already have something like google maps which is actually able to take where we have google maps and things like that that are able to take our location on an anonymized basis and actually provide us an idea of how traffic is operating if it can be made to work in that way where data is anonymous and we can have a service that provides some form of utility to the general population then there is real potential here to to provide a service that would be absolutely necessary in this kind of occasion the concerns here are privacy and well actually the technology and these apps are sophisticated enough to do something in that particular manner it took an enormous amount of time so development to refine the google maps service and i don't think we've probably had that much refinement about some of the apps we're talking about here yeah i was going to say who puts these people online are they for other they got a commercial benefit they're not put there for the by the governments generally other the private enterprises you know with some elements of profit making it no. i think th

will allow customers to spend their time as a currency simply by showing ikea checkout staff their google maps timeline which proves how much time they spent travelling to ikea stores now this is fascinating on a number of different levels 1st of all ikea is recognizing that time has value time has value in traditional financial markets time also has values and it's expressed in an interest rate a 2 year bond 5 year bond 10 year bond would yield greater interest because it is good for a greater amount of time and time has value so it's remarkable that we live in an era in the 21st century the era of negative interest rates which implies. is that not only does time have no value but the value of time is negative that's what wall

mail google maps or google play store that's the result of the rift between the chinese tech giant and the u.s. government while way is looking to fill up its app store with chat services and maps from companies and tools like me time celia and tom tom. and off the coast of east africa lies a little small island nation that just announced a major achievement government officials in seychelles say they've reached their goal of protecting 30 percent of its waters roughly 173000 square miles by legally designating it a protected area and their announcement comes 10 years ahead of the 30 by 30 international target which is pushing for at least 30 percent of the global oceans to be protected by the year 2030. all right let's go over to regina ham at the sports h.q. springtime is here normally where it would be starting off major league soccer and n.h.l. never gone we're missing the beginning of baseball season so what else is there it's just making us really sad because march normally bring spring flowers were temperatures and signs of baseball season is finally here now most fans are findi

mail google maps or google play store that's the result of the rift between the chinese tech giant and the u.s. government while way is looking to fill up its app store with chat services and maps from companies and tools like me time celia and tom tom. right coronavirus racism is now hitting pop culture with hip hop duo addressing it head on we're going to talk to them and then later at the sports h.q. where gina hampshire some major events from this day in sports history will be back state. the stock market i could imagine trading in a 1000 again on the dow and that would be an appropriate level given the true underlying economic factors the bond market interest rate should be 45 percent in the 30 day interest rate ok that would mean bonds would be down 506070 percent but that's that's something that's return to normal valuation and that's what we need. to get with i don't know maybe. just if you look after they do i would say have a. full day. that's why i was. always told was yes measures come on. all the measures when you was going to disease but we'll. in a rare rare move preside

, are fact-based information. -- maybe google mapsd they have clearly dominated that space. perhaps that could be an area to look at. but we are not calling for that. host: so what is the public policy solution to complete that yelp path goal? guest: i to get us the same. we have tools in the united states to deal with abuse of dominance. it is our antitrust laws. the sherman, section two. we saw this, ironically, in the late 1990's, with the u.s. versus microsoft, which most antitrust historians will type today that, the trout was the remedy. though many -- the trial was the remedy. many may remember the u.s. versus microsoft as estelle may between the us government catch a stalemate. by enforcing the antitrust law, the tendency of microsoft to scan the landscape and asked themselves, what new markets can we bulldoze into today with our dominant operating system and browsers, they cannot do that as easily. the company that ironically benefited from that most is google. six month after u.s. force microsoft was filed, google was born i

one thing i can't show you is google maps, because the phone still doesn't have those google apps.t says will be a competitor to the google play app store. snapchat, tiktok, they are on there, the sun newspaper is on there, and bbc news, but some big ones are missing, of course. now, one of the concerns with folding phones is that displays might be easily damaged because they're flexible. now, huawei says since the original mate x it has made the screen more resistant. although i have seen a display screen with a big old scratch on it. huawei says there will be cases available. also revealed was a smart speaker. here it is, it's called the soundex. all you do is tap the phone here to pair and then you can play your music, including from spotify, because that is in the app gallery. so, here we go. loud music plays that's quite loud. oh, no. so, one thing they did tell me was you can put your hand over it to silence the speaker if it's too loud. and that should have silenced it then. now, the company says the way the speakers here are configured is one faces this way and one faces th

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fix that and i know some have tossed it up with certain aspects of the businesslike may maybe the google maps are fact-based information and we are stuck in the world and it's a fact and the clearly dominated that space as well and perhaps that could be an area to look at but we are not going to that. >> host: what is the public policy solution to the complaint that yelp has? >> guest: i think it is the same that we have tools in the united states to deal with abuse and dominance and it's our antitrust policy. sherman section two. ironically in the late '90s with u.s. versus microsoft which most antitrust historians will tell you today that the trial is the remedy so many may remember u.s. versus microsoft as a stalemate between u.s. government and this giant company that dragged on through 2006 that by enforcing the antitrust law the tendency of microsoft to scantily the landscape and asked themselves what new markets can we bulldoze into with our dominant operating systems and browsers they cannot do that as easily in the company that ironically benefited from that the most was google. six

i know some of talked about certain aspects of the business, like maybe the google maps are fact-based information. it's the fact and they clearly dominated that space as well. perhaps i could be in area to look at, but we're not calling for that. >> host: what is the public policy solution to the complaint that yelp has about google? >> guest: i think it's the same. we have tools and the united states to do with abuse of dominance and it is our antitrust laws, sherman, section two. we saw this ironically in the late '90s with u.s. versus microsoft which most antitrust asteroids will tell you today that the trial was the remedy. though many may remember u.s. versus microsoft as a stalemate between the u.s. government and this giant company from redmond washington that dragged on through 2006, that by enforcing the antitrust law, the tendency of microsoft to stand delancy zi and ask himself gosh, what markets bulldozed bulldozing th our dominant operating system and browsers? they couldn't do that as easily. the company ironically benefited from the most was google. six months after u.s

one thing i can't show you is google maps, because the phone still doesn't have those google apps. now added its own app gallery, which it says will be a competitor to the google play app store. snapchat, tiktok, they are on there, but some big ones are missing, of course. now, one of the concerns with folding phones is that displays might be easily damaged because they're flexible. now, huawei says since the original mate x, it has made the screen more resistant. although i have seen a display model with a big old scratch on it. huawei says there will be cases available. also revealed was a smart speaker. here it is, it's called the soundex. all you do is tap the phone here to pair, and then you can play your music, including from spotify, because that is in the app gallery. so here we go. loud music plays. that's quite loud. oh, no! so one thing they did tell me is you can put your hand over it to silence the speaker if it's too loud. and that should have silenced it then. now, the company says the way the speakers here are configured is that one faces this way and one faces the

did have to move out of my apartment already but that's because someone took a screenshot of the google mapsou as a money machine? absolutely. but you still had no advisors, you had a lawyer, you had nothing. what 21—year—old has a lawyer on retainer? i'm just trying to get my head around how stressful this would have been and because even now, you sit here so poised and time has passed, but do you think there is some sort of post—traumatic stress that is in you from this experience? yes. and i think it kicks in mostly when i go out in public because the stares i get, i feel like people can see through my clothes and it brings me deep shame. it makes me feel like... it makes me feel like i lost all right to my privacy, which i did because i'm one google search away. yes, and those images, you cannot expunge. you have no right, even though it's deeply personal to you, you have no right to remove them from anybody‘s view around the world. yeah. it is very hard. it is. but i'm thinking, this story is your story but frankly it's also the story of other porn actors and actresses. i'm seeing that

it's 16 minutes, according to google maps. what reassurance can you give to members of the public?t think, i don't want a kind of fresh graduate coming to my door. everybody‘s got to start somewhere. my focus is on making sure that we, for those officers who join the police service through police now, that we give them absolutely the very best start that we possibly can. the question is, do you feel ready to go out into the field after having been trained for 12 weeks? and the answer is, yes, i do. since we've turned up, we've found that they are deceased. it's the first time i've been to something like this, where they've had to do a few investigations. at the end of the day it can be life and death. and if i'm really honest, before my very first shift when we went out, i was very nervous. you know, i'm not sure that anybody who's been to any of those things, you know, as i have, you know, during my policing service, would say that there's ever enough time to prepare you for some of the things that you see. from thinking it was suspicious to start off with, i think once they've lo

google maps to he map out the different areas. >> some who may need help may not be quite as tech savvyhow are you foreaching those s? >> definitely. i think one of our biggest areas is how do we meet people wherthey are. both on the volunteer site and the support side, so in addition to starting off individually with forms and such we have been doing a to of efforts, we have asked pe le to email us as well as phone numbers, so if you are somebody who witnesses a mafire but not know the best way to navigate the internet, there is a number you can call, theree is some things that we are exploring right now as well, such as community partnerships, grocery stores, things like that. >> how are you all making sure that yog are staysafe? as you are doing this work? and helping each other? >> definitely very top of mind for us, so we have talked to a handful of s health profession and have seen or other organizations are doing. and we mehave created guidelines for volunteers to adhere to. so we are keeping safety very top of mind and first priority. >> thank you so much for being with us today

or to some of the company's services such as google maps. oogle's stock is up more than 2% right now. stocks jumping back this afternoon after getting back much of their sharp losses. as the swing extends now into a third week. the dow jones up more than a thousand points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 both up more than 3%. we already now international travel has been impacted by the virus. now, here in the united states, people are starting to reconsider their spring break plans. as spngbreak approaches, the virus has many people concerned. according to aaa some of those destinations include anaheim, honolulu, las vegas, and new york. while some are deciding to cancel their trips all together others are choosing alternative destinations. >> we're finding a lot of folks are choosing to travel elsewhere, so they're changing their i tin repairs. so aaa travel agents are working on that. >> many airlines are waiting change and cancellation fees for a few weeks. it depends on the policy. some will not cover cancelling a trip simple over fears of the vir

that's what google maps tells me. and if i tell you that i grew up out pennsylvania avenue, south and east, across the river, you will understand that it's far from inevitable my being before you. it's an incredible improbable journey and i'm really glad to be here. it took a lot of help to get me here and many of the people who help me are in this room today and i am grateful to you. theso the truth is that origins of this lecture date back to my time at the university of texas, when i was beginning as a law professor. and i was writing a paper that touched on brown and i wanted to cite this document, the southern manifesto, for the proposition that it was openly and the was aly racist, and it victim and racism. i went and i got a copy of the southern manifesto and i read it once, and i'd read it twice, and it did not say what i thought it said. and so i thought maybe there's really something to this project and i'm going to take it up. and so i'm very grateful to the supreme court historical society for inviting me

this is a google map, the cases confirmed globally. approaching 9400 deaths. here in the u.s.mber was about 7,000 as of 10:00 east coast time last night. you see a lot of numbers for the day. this was updated at 1:13 p.m. here in new york. 10,700. he mentioned italy, let's push over here and i will take you across the room. some of these numbers are stunning. it's thursday, i will take it back to monday of this past week. your march 16th, 24,000 cases in italy, 1800 deaths. just watch what happened on tuesday. this number went to 2900 a bit earlier and then moments ago they got up to 3400 deaths in italy alone. which really is remarkable. over china's, as well. let's give our viewers a bit more perspective. we are trying to track and understand and figure out so you can follow it at home and understanding as well. he can certainly understand it. we are trying to get a hold of this thing this graph shows china, about 80,000 plus cases. you see how it leveled off, harris, right there? this is the problem for italy. the yellow line, see where they spiked? the population is not ne

in previous years they added treasure hunts to google maps and announced plans for a human settlement on mars. >> that is probably a good idea to skip that. >>> with everyone sheltering in place, many parents had to cancel special events like birthday parties telling their kids it's just not safe. over the weekend families got creative and held two special events for their youngsters. j.r. stone has the details. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday little man ♪ >> what a birthday it was for little hunter who turned 4 on saturday in daly city. the fire and police department showed up and sang happy birthday. even properly distanced in the truck. >> he couldn't stop talking about it. he sang me happy birthday. >> hunter's celebration one of two big ones saturday. young presley turned 6 and he was greeted with a parade full of family and friends. some of whom came from sacramento and livermore. everyone keeping their social distance. >> happy birthday! >> and then the police cars came and the fire truck came and like how was that not super awesome? >> there was some early confusion. pr

in previous years google added treasure hunts to google maps and announced plans for a human settlementn mars. >>> toilet paper shortage. no problem. all right. you'll know you'll never guess how one woman is making sure she has her home fully stocked here, everybody. >>> also heads up if you're making a costco run. rand fast, reliable, secured internet from xfinity can help. we have plans to fit every budget with speeds up to a gig-all at xfinity.com. we'll ship you a self-install kit that makes setup quick, safe and easy. no tech visit required. and our simple digital tools will help you manage your account online. at xfinity, we're committed to keeping you connected. find great offers and value, today, at xfinity.com >>> welcome back. as we are nearly six full months into the rain season, look at how far we are behind 7.6 to 155 inches in santa rosa. now, april begins wednesday and so does dry spell for at least a couple of days and some temperatures average to above average before a chance of rain this weekend. >> all right, mike, thanks. >>> new at 6:00, an unusual result of panic

here's a google earth map. you can see the area circled in red there middle of your screen. it's near the bay bridge. >>> a sigh of relief for passengers who have been waiting so long for word. their journey is far from over. bay area's sergio quintana spoke to some of the passengers on the ship. sergio. >> reporter: terry, they learned they will be coming to the port of oakland. one of the captains sent me his announcement, recording of the announcement, saying they are going to be allowed a few minutes in small groups to go up to the deck so they can enjoy some fresh air for a few minutes. >> gloves are not required, however, please wash your hands before leaving your cabin and use the sanitizeers available on the open areas. face masks must be worn at all times and please avoid touching your face and eyes with your hands. >> reporter: the passengers are also being told they cannot come into close proximity. they have to stay 6 feet away from each other. the last several days have been nerve-racking. i talked to one passenger eagerly watching the news conference with the g

today to upgrade wireless connectivity at 12 racetracks, so nascar drivers can now finally use google mapseep turning left keep turning left. keep turning left. [ cheers and applause >> seth: we have a great show for you tonight. they are two legendary actors and comedians who star together in the new film "downhill" in theaters this friday, julia louis-dreyfus and will ferrell [ cheers and applause we'll also be joined by the writers and directors of "downhill," nat faxon and jim rash are here tonight. [ cheers and applause and we have music from grammy nominated singer/songwriter, cam is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause we have great show for you tonight. before we get to all of that, president trump and his attorney general are turning the justice department into a political weapon to protect trump's friends and punish his enemies and now trump's ex-chief of staff is speaking out. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: you might remember that in order to justify their vote to acquit trump in his impeachment trial, several republican senator

get you can always get the good news on the go just down the road map from google hopefully i'm still a little give you access to all the latest usually around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a new story and also use you have to send us photos and videos on what's topping. up next ahead on data business update is that taking a look at the economic affects of the coronavirus in kenya i'll be back at the top of the hour i'm going to. happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature. and this is climate change sex how freeness in 3 books you get smarter for books aren't. just listen this is the sound of times possibly as forests the size of 25 football fields are lost every minute adding to greenhouse gases.

take a look at this google map we put together.ws are where kids can track other kids with rainbows. there's a lot of people doing this. >> great. a rainbow outbreak in the upper midwest. >> rainbows make you feel good. you see a rainbow and you think things will be okay. sort of like a light at the end of the tunnel. >> anything hanging from the balcony says we're here and doing okay. hope you are too. >> it's what you said. very good. could be a show. >> could be a song. >> tony when you said about social distancing doesn't mean emotional distancing. i think that's so important. >> there's social distancing but we're not distant. >> there you go. >> vlad, what have you got? >> all right. so, guys, i'll be listening, hearing that song "rainbow connection" from the muppet movie all day long. we're sharing more music with you. this is what was happening across israel. saxophonists on the balcony. sharing the quarantine blues we call this. take a listen to this. ♪ >>> sort of what we're trying to do with what to watch. we want to sha

take a look on google maps. you can see every way in and blocked off.e towns. they were told when they went to the supermarket, took over an hour to get inside. people worry about getting their food. lives continued to be upended. this 23-year-old italian resident showed us her new reality. >> as you can see, there's almost nothing there. nothing in here. and throughout, people wearing face masks everywhere. our lives were turned upside down in a matter of hours, basically. >> practically overnight, italy became the country with the largest outbreak anywhere in europe. authorities still have no idea who patient zero is. that means we have no idea how long the virus has even been in the country or how many people may be affected. >> there's almost something movie like about the virus creeping amongst us. milan not under quarantine, but fear of contagion turned these streets unusually quiet. >> people are behaving differently. if you look inside these shops they're empty. for them it's going to have a massive impact. >> public spaces are a vulnerability.

always make sure there's enforcement, but george, you know, the last time i saw at rush hour, a google map of los angeles, and every freeway was green. that hasn't happened in my life. i have been very proud of my city that even before yesterday's announcement, the measures we had done earlier in the week, people are abiding by them because they know they care about their loved ones. they care about each other, and they want to get through this. >> it's good to see that people are getting it. we know th shortages of that protective that's exacght, and, you know, some cities are a day or two off from that. in northern california, they took those steps a couple of days earlier, but i spoke to the governor yesterday. i encouraged him and said, los angeles was going to be taking these steps, and it's just a matter of time, and every governor and every person out there, it doesn't matter who you are, where you are, what political party, these things we saw in 1918, the cities that acted quickly were able to protect more people, and those that didn't were devastated with the spanish flu. you loo

one thing i can't show you is google maps, because the phone still doesn't have those google apps. huawei says since the original mate x, it has made the screen more resistant. although i have seen a display model with a big old scratch on it. huawei says there will be cases available. also revealed was a smart speaker. here it is — it's called the soundex. all you do is tap the phone here to pair, and then you can play your music, including from spotify, because that is in the app gallery. so here we go. loud music plays. that's quite loud. oh, no! so one thing they did tell me is you can put your hand over it to silence the speaker if it's too loud. and that should have silenced it then. now, the company says the way the speakers here are configured is that one faces this way and one faces the other way so the vibrations cancel each other out. so they say you can turn it up twice as loud as the apple homepod without it vibrating itself off the table. and that was very loud. while we're here, can we talk about huawei's product names? i mean, we have the matebook, the matepad pro,

when you heard them talk about it at the press conference, it sounded like they had ready to go google maps a lot of these companies, these walmarts and local officials, they saw that they don't really have the direction of when or where or how exactly this is going to work. so there are some steps forward, but they are halting and stutter steps. and part of that is because the white house is incredibly behind on the testing. they are scrambling to -- from those earlier missteps and you have all of these power centers. hhs and cdc. you have one outgoing acting chief of staff, one incoming chief of staff, you have jared kushner. you have larry kudlow, mnuchin negotiating on the hill and the people we talked to said it reminded them of the early days of this administration where people are appearing in the oval office, a half dozen or more sort of competing in front of the president, performing, as it were, and he's making a decision based on a gut or a whim or his news. >> wow. okay. really appreciate it. "the washington post's" ashley parker. thank you very much. we'll be looking at your re

a good thing is to pull out google or pull out old maps, help your children locate where china and indiaaly is. bring in current events. allow them to see what's going on in those particular areas, how are people living on a day-to-day basis, how is that interacting with my own life here. so you can keep it fun. pull out a good book, sit on the floor and read. again, for the overwhelming majority of parents, this is not a lifestyle change. this will be temporary for you. you don't have to go out and buy all curriculum. rob: also highlighting current events and to round it out, have the older kids help as well. one quick question i want to know, do you actually -- do the kids get tests? do they have a test? do you grade them? do they feel that pressure? >> they do feel that pressure. my children, they are a little bit of everywhere. prior to covid-19 my son was in the united nations program, was on three different basketball leagues, my daughter swims, my son is taking latin, speaks it fluently. there is a whole other world. the thing that most parents feel -- i know i felt it my first ye

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map. if you google san francisco unaccepted streets, it brings up the map. they're scattered all over the city and some are prominent. the most prominent being the stretch of towns send. >> it dates back 100 years. >> it seems to me, whether it's accepted or not, a street that important, as director brinkman mentioned, especially pedestrian and bicycle in transit movement, we ought to figure out a way to improve the street. >> well, a street like townshend is waiting are. it will dig up all of that part of townshend street so do we take our limited resources and focus on safety input or to completelcompletecompletely rebt for $100 million to have it attorney up when the downtown extension comes in. >> yeah, but, i think the answer is yes because i think that extension will take a long time to build. the current location of the cal train station is in interim location itself, right? it's been interim for 100 some years. any other questions? are we going to hear in the not too distant in the transit upgrades. >> yes, we're wanting to let the conditions settle

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map. if you google san francisco unaccepted streets, it brings up the map. they're scattered all over the city and some are prominent. the most prominent being the stretch of towns send. >> it dates back 100 years. >> it seems to me, whether it's accepted or not, a street that important, as director brinkman mentioned, especially pedestrian and bicycle in transit movement, we ought to figure out a way to improve the street. >> well, a street like townshend is waiting are. it will dig up all of that part of townshend street so do we take our limited resources and focus on safety input or to completelcompletecompletely rebt for $100 million to have it attorney up when the downtown extension comes in. >> yeah, but, i think the answer is yes because i think that extension will take a long time to build. the current location of the cal train station is in interim location itself, right? it's been interim for 100 some years. any other questions? are we going to hear in the not too distant in the transit upgrades. >> yes, we're wanting to let the conditions settle