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help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google maps that notifies drivers about checkpoints down the road before they cross national borders, you can also get alerts about local health restrictions on your route and public health transportation existing public transportation riders can get information about mandatory face mask and other equipment n for people who are on their way to you know covid-19 testing site they can get alerts about whether they are eligible for tess pretty cool. we definitely need them. well, thousands of young undocumented immigrants celebrated a victory last month when the supreme court blocked president trump's attempt to end dhaka now the migrant policy institute says that 66,000 young people are now eligible to sign up for dhaka us immigration stopped accepting applications back in 2017. and a warning to reports. >>and hundreds of thousands of dhaka recipients celebrated last month supreme court's ruling keeping the program another group of people were left waiting there are many thousands more that qualify

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essentially used the data from your smartphone that is used to build things like traffic maps on google mapse and how far they're going which is interesting and this is they're able to see the distance that people travel, the miles per person is the highest its ever been and when you put it up next to the number of cases it becomes alarming. >> that is very smart. very interesting. pete muntean, thanks for bringing that to us. >>> europe is open for travellers in search of a summer vacation but that does the not include americans and dr. fauci said the e.u. decision is understandable. >> right now, they have their infection rate very low. much lower than we do. so they're looking at us and they're saying the same thing that we said to them. i wish that that were not the case. i wouldn't be recommending that. i think we need to get back to some sort of normality. >> for more on the coronavirus pandemic, let's check in now with my colleagues around the world. >> reporter: i'm bill weir in brazil where confirmed covid-19 cases have surpassed 1.7 million. that number is likely off by as much of

this was before gps and before google maps here he got the map of the country and all the backroads were colored blue. those were the road he chose to take and so, he went to 38 of the 50 states and just kind of learning america, learning a lot about himself it was a remarkable book on the best-seller list in for 40 or 45 weeks were some like that. that. he has written other books in that he' he is best known for t. and i cannot figure out for the life of me why it popped up. is it a movement rising up from the people of the streets. >> remaking cars. >> the forward e.. >> i don't think we called in gas stations anymorandgas statiu could than to any gas station and buy macs. >> if anybody has a theory, he's still alivheis still alive and s and is an author of english, irish and osage background. his father was [inaudible] and his brother [inaudible] >> that's kind of a bummer. the other thing i want to tell people about coming into this is something that isn't for everybody, but my sister is here tonight gave me a book. it's called on the streets and it will send by the fashion photograp

. >>> google maps has launched new features to help people get around the pandemic. checkpoints crossing borders and if an area has restrictions, there is a mask mandate, they can expect alerts. they can be reminded of social distancing. >>> special education classes resume in new york, new jersey, new york, which will come as a huge relief. as any parent can tell you, this pandemic has been brutal as they've had to take on the job of teacher in addition to everything else, but these past few months have been even harder for parents of children with special needs. many of those families saw services vanish when states shut down and schools closed. they worry about what comes next. >> i think that the general ed population gets to focus on this will be over in the near future and we can move on with our lives even if it's a little bit different, except our future does not look like that at all. >> as a mom of two kids with special needs, joanne disimone is no stranger to this. they are on duty around the clock. >> good job. >> their son ben has a brain disorder that p

the company launched a new feature on google maps to notify drivers about any checkpoints ahead at natnal borders. they can also get alerts at local health restrictions along their routes. and information to get mandatory face masks and other requirements. >>> a murder mystery involving an underground. >> he was not hurtful to anyone, he did nothing. >> a mother's tearful plea to not let the case go cold. >> a starspangled homecoming for some travis airmen today after the pandemic kept them away from their families a lot longer than expected. >> we main have fireworks but we do have hotdogs and lots of them. especially because we know joey chesnut is around. he's just had more than anybody has ever had before. >> in so many years past for the 4th of july, we had to be concerned about clouds for the fireworks show. well, we don't have either this year. not only are we not getting the big fireworks show, but did you notice the marine layer completely disappeared today? it was really thick over the last few days. i'll tell you what that means and why some of us really felt it this afternoon

help folks get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company has launched a new feature on google maps that helps you navigate the areas impacted by the virus. the feature notifies drivers about checkpoints down the road before they cross national borders. you can also get alerts about local health restrictions on the routes, public transportation riders can get information about mandatory face mask and other requirements. people on their way to a covid testing site can actually get alerts about whether they are eligible for a test. california leaders and health experts continue to worry about the spike in coronavirus cases in hospitalizations some blame the reopening of businesses and the late adoption of a mandatory mask rule. many folks may also the feeling a false sense of security. governor gavin, newsome has ordered bars an indoor restaurant dining closed in most of the state. also many beaches are closed this weekend. governor newsome has urged people to stay at home. with most big fireworks shows not happening today a lot of people have been setting off their own and not surpri

so i'm trying to find or is a road on google maps because i grew up among the streets but if you type in orange they broke you get docked a.p.j. abdul kalam and the reason for that is that arms it was a mughal emperor from the 17th century known for his severity and for his cruelty and the b j p has taken it upon itself to be an advocate of who is a good muslim and who is a bad mistake and they've decided that our example is a very bad muslim and dr a.p.j. abdul kalam who is the father of india's nuclear program is a very good listener. i grew up with the belief in this inquest is the blending of india's unique religious and cultural traditions and what makes the country so inherently rich an example of this legacy is due to language a form of hindi infused through the centuries with persian and arabic influence i'm in delhi's old city to visit a friend he's a poet and he has a story to tell about how the language along with the culture is some to threaten. us allow it was the 1st of. the fiscal year. to give them the. suffering rather body is a poet and translator and he used to teac

help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google maps that notifies drivers about checkpoints before they cross national borders, they can also get alerts about local health restrictions on their routes, public transportation riders can get information about mandatory face mask and other requirements and those who are on their way to a covid-19 testing site they can get alerts about whether they are actually eligible for a test. >>there's a new study that finds san francisco and oakland are the most intensely gentrified cities in the united states, let's take a look at the top 5 cities. this is according to the national community reinvestment coalition, which used data from the u.s. census bureau, san jose ranked 8th on the list sacramento was tense. the study says the coronavirus pandemic exposed deep economic and social fault lines in the country. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, it looks like the happiest place on earth will be reopening as planned when disney fanatics will be able to visit walt disney world in orlando. >>

>>and will i was i was checking out google maps and for the most part it looks like there are auto repair related businesses. in that warehouse, so as you possibly a lot of solvents gasoline. other flammable in that warehouse which is why we saw so the flames just so high and the smoke billowing so high into the sky. >>absolutely when it's an auto body shop weather is an operation or not they told us. looks like we just lost live picture there so we'll get back as soon as we can. >>to get more information from will in the meantime robin you have a some traffic new yes, yes, i'm happy to say that the freeway traffic has greatly improved in the area, especially on the central freeway. >>when this fire a first broke out in crews are battling the fire we have this huge plume of black smoke right next to the central freeway and fire crews were battling the fire from the freeway with assistance from chp so we have some lanes blocked in they were running traffic breaks but as we look at the southbound central traffic house completely recovered the northbound central is tough because that's the c

. >>> google maps rolling out a new feature the latest bike rental docks and how many are available.e people are choosing to bike since the pandemic started. it is tracked a nearly 70% increase in people looking for biking directions to get from point a to point b since february. that's interesting. >> have you biked, friend? >> i haven't. i know you have. >> i have. have you, mike? >> i do not own one. >> you can rent one. that's what i do. >> yeah. i'm still walking for now. still jogging. >> no bike riding happening here. >> no, no. we're talking about if this goes on for another month or two, i'm going to buy an elliptical or rowing machine and find some room in the garage or back patio or something because i have to do something. >> can someone buy me a peleton. >> or that. or that mirror thing. those are all cool. really neat. so. we're begging. that's sad. let's take a look at what goes on outside in san jose. 60 degrees under cloudy conditions. low then high clouds today. and cooler than average temperatures and rinse and repeat maybe without the high clouds the next couple o

help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google mapshat notifies drivers about checkpoints before they cross national borders. so they can also get alerts about local health restrictions on their routes that will be useful public transportation riders. he get information about mandatory face mask and other requirements and for those who are on their way to covid-19 testing site they can get alerts about whether they are actually eligible for a test. well a new study finds that san francisco and oakland are the most intensely gentrified cities in the united states. here's a look at the top 5 cities check in on your screen, according to the national community reinvestment coalition, which used data from the u.s. census bureau san jose came in at number 8 on the list in sacramento ranked 10th. now the study says that the coronavirus pandemic exposed deep economic and social fault lines in the nation. well we now know when we can watch baseball in the bay area's major league baseball unveiled the schedule for the shortened 60 game season. >

black smoke that can be seen for miles of very thick heavy flames as well we've been looking at google maps to see what's in the area and we do see that there's a sherwin-williams paint store there's a grocery store and office max. all in that general area, but it's still too soon to know exactly where the center of that fire is we started noticing. the smoke coming from one of our caltrans cameras at around 7 o'clock this morning and this fire just quickly. >>spread to a 5 alarms we still don't know exactly what's on fire. marty but i'm looking at the smoke and looking at the flames and i just wouldn't be surprised if this fire spread to more than one building yes, because it's still largely look at that shot, yeah it is huge and it's having a huge impact on traffic as well we mention that it's burning next to the central freeway they've been running traffic brakes on the central freeway holding back traffic. but for people on the james lick they can see it's a one oh one north is all jammed up right the bay bridge marty is jammed up into san francisco on 80 west because people can see tha

help its users get around during the coronavirus pandemic the company launched a new feature on google maps it notifies drivers about checkpoints down the road before the cross national borders. you can also get alerts about local health restrictions on their routes, public transportation riders can get information about mandatory face masks and other requirements and people who are on their way to a covid testing site we'll get alerts about whether they are eligible for such a test. well of course this is a summer like no other with the covid-19 cases continuing to surge many families have been rethinking their vacation plans. >>aaa is forecasting that travel will fall more than 14 and a half percent between july and september compared to last year. the organization is expecting more than 700 million trips overall in that time period and traveling by car will likely account for 97% of all trips this summer. triple a says when it comes to recent online searches for trip destinations some cities are not as popular anymore orlando, florida dropped from the top searched city destination down t

- would now combine, for example, all of my data on google, my search history, my location from google maps, information from my e-mails, from gmail as well as my personal identity with a record of almost all of the web sites i visited. that is absolutely staggering. according to an e-mail from a double click executive the, that was exactly the type of reduction in user privacy that google's founders had previously worried would lead to a backlash. and i quote, they were unwavering on the policy due to philosophical reasons, which is larry and -- [inaudible] cross-site cookie. they were also worried about a privacy storm as well as damage to google's brand. so in 2007 google's founders feared making this change because they knew it would upset their users. but in 2016 google didn't seem to care. mr. pichai, isn't it true that what changed between 2007 and 2016 is that google gained enormous market power. so while google had to care about user privacy in 2007, it no longer had to in 2016. would you agree that what changed was google gained enormous market power? >> congresswoman, there's an

previously, i spent ten years leading the teams who created google maps and google earth and many other job related services. thank you for giving me the chance to speak before the task force to date. in my testimony, i will describe how privacy, disclosure and opt in data collection impact our ability to identify, locate and isolate those who have been exposed or infected by covid-19. siddiqui project is a five-in-one c three help focused on helping america reopen responsive really giving the ongoing pandemic. get together with my world class engineers and developers, we built user data privacy into a key app called cvkey and we are focused on getting that adopted around the country today. it focuses on individual symptom checking, policy communications across communities and access control to venue such as universities and schools. as we've recently seen in the media, there is a significant need to improve communication of policies if we have hope to operate at anywhere near close to normal for the next 18 months. artificial intelligence and machine learning were part -- in part large

i put groeece in the google map, i can't drive there, gayle.nt to go. a lot of people hearing about that for the first time. beautiful place. >>> tomorrow in our series on the new normal "the world from home," what we call it, we're going to talk to "condenast traveler" contributing editor mark ellwood about why 2020 is the year of the roadtrip. very different than sciatos. isn't it fun being in the car everybody? i'll go first -- no. >> the baby in the back crying -- >> to feel safe traveling -- yes. now you can feel safe traveling. there's a way to do that. >>> before we go, here's a really great story. we're still a few weeks away from the delayed start of major league baseball. but one illinois teenager could not wait. d.j. missed watching his beloved chicago cubs, so he built a miniature wrigley field in his back yard. it's complete with a replica scoreboards, the cubs' logo painted on the grass, and even the iconic ivy-covered wall. his dad says d.j. and his friends play into the night with the lights shining. the teenager actually starte

pandemic they have been key to helping main street stay online offering free services like gmail, like google maps. these are all going to be topics brought up. the hearing is delayed. we're expected half an hour to an hour. but when it gets started we're certainly going to expect to hear a lot of hot topics. neil, one fun, interesting thing will be to see of the four tech giants, who has the best zoom backdrop. neil? neil: i always live for that. you know some of them are so corny, but these guys, you know, this is what they do, so maybe you want to have very impressive backdrop. if you overdo it, hillary, looks like your showing off. that is very good point. real quickly, hillary. do we know why there is this delay? do we know what happened or what? reporter: we know the judiciary committee has an immigration hearing right now. we're hearing that is part of the delay but i also did talk to one person said there might be some tech issues involved. we don't know if that is related to the ceos showing up today or on the side of the committee. we'll see if they get that worked out as well. neil? nei