great we should get a little bit of money others say we want that reach we want to show up and google news results because we get a much bigger audience and maybe google would just say this is too much effort we don't even have service at the threat that if we don't accept no pay or low pay google will just not allow us to be shown i mean this just shows you how but how many problems really are with the internet that cannot be fixed with one e.t.u. directive i mean that of worms it is you open up a can of worms and you end up with more than we got ten seconds left when you expect to get the the money that is owed to you unfortunately it will take them at least twelve years for the european countries to. grow two years not twelve. well as they say is better than gentleman. called announcement gentlemen thank you very much. and here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the details are emerging about the process for a series of votes to be held by british lawmakers on wednesday it's part of efforts to reach a consensus on the way forward for the u.k.'s de

we sell small publishers disappear, google news withdrawing from the spanish market. got free licenses from the publishers as a result, some of the desired outcome. of what article 11 puts forward is not exactly the same as the ancillary copyright that was put forward in germany, and not entirely the same as in germany and spain but what it does do is it still lacks a lot of clarity, it's quite ambiguous in terms of the language and the directive as a whole, will actually have to be figured out through litigation, eventually. sorry to interrupt but is there a consensus amongst your members that they will have to pay in some shape or form, that they are willing to pay for the creators of that content, be it a news organisation, music label, video production company? they will pay for that and it's just about negotiating how much? well, it's not so negotiating how much? well, it's not so much about how much, it's how it needs to be done. there is a lack of clarity as to what is and isn't included in the text even that is going to be voted today in article 11. our industr

we want to show up in google news, because we get a much bigger audience. maybe google would say this is too much effort. brent: is it the threat that if we don't accept lope then google will just not allow us to be shown? carl: this just should you have any problems there are with the internet that can be fixed with one directive. you open up a can of worms and have more problems. brent: 10 seconds left, when do you expect to get the money that is owed to you? warner: unfortunately, it will take at least 12 years for the european countries -- carl: two years. not 12. brent: as they say, a late check is better than no check. here are some of the other stories making headlines. china's president has held talks with european union leaders in paris. french president ameren will -- french president emmanuel macron, jean-claude juncker, and angela merkel are trying to find a solution to the takeover of numerous companies by chinese competitors. authorities said have seized more than 1000 kilograms of cocainine from a book that capsized. ofofficials say the drugs

great we should get a little bit of money others say we want that reach we want to show up and google news results because we get a much bigger audience and maybe google would just say this is too much effort we don't even have sort of the threat that if we don't accept no pay or low pay google will just not allow us to be shown i mean this just shows you how but how many problems really are with the internet that cannot be fixed with with one e.t.u. directive i mean that of worms it is you open up a can of worms and you end up with more problem or we got ten seconds left where do you expect to get the the money that is owed to you unfortunately it will take them at least twelve years for the european countries to. grow two years not twelve. like twelve well as they say is better than joining with are called assman gentlemen thank you very much. it was late last night when the british house of commons became the scene of a legal power grab parliamentarians voted to take control of wednesday's session which means the prime minister and her government will have no say in what can be debated

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people in spain can't read google news and it's a bit of a foreshadowing, if the big companies decide much and too unwieldy to actually control. they. providing those services and that is the worst for everybody.“ providing those services and that is the worst for everybody. if the uk we re the worst for everybody. if the uk were to leave the european union, and this is not something that would apply in the uk, we don't know.“ the uk was in favour and did say they would do this, who knows. it's so they would do this, who knows. it's so complicated. the financial times, the opioid crisis in the united states. this huge company, which might not be familiar to viewers. purdue pharma, they are not admitting guilt but they have to pay admitting guilt but they have to pay a heck of a lot of money. the reason it is such a big deal, it's the first state in the united states which is lobbied and be able to get money back. $270 million to support activities and centres that help people who are addicted to opioids. this follows a case by the department ofjustice, a federal case a couple of years

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it could mean the end of gifs and memes as well as online news aggregators such as google news. much of the technology industry soaring executive pay has become a symbol of "corporate greed" and is undermining the reputation of uk business according to a group of british mps. the business select committee said said that over the last decade, the pay of ftse 100 bosses has grown four times as much as national average earnings. shares in mens clothing retailer moss bros are down 10% after the firm fell to a full—year loss for the first time since 2011. the firm has reported a 9.3% fall sales. store sales fell sharply, but online sales performed well, echoing the fortunes of other high street firms. new research by the chartered insitute of personnel and development shows the majority of working women experiencing the menopause say it has a negative impact on them at work. the cipd, which is the professional body for hr and people development, is launching free guidance on managing the menopause at work to help break the silence surrounding the topic. women over the age of 50 are t

emily: what do you think of google's new netflix of gaming strategy given they are not making the content john: one i', i'm under nda. secondly, they happen event tomorrow. with all due respect to the many lawyers that back me up, i will stick with that for now. i think with streaming, it is definitely a part of the future. i don't think hardware under your tv is going anywhere anytime soon, but i also think that google is an amazing technology company. i know they put their heart and soul into what they are announcing tomorrow and i expect big things. emily: the gaming industry is grappling with big issues -- violence, lack of diversity, addiction. unity is in a unique position because your platform powers 50% of mobile games. what are some things you can do to help the gaming industry deal with these issues right through the actual development? john: we can unpack that question over the next two hours. emily: it is a big question. john: i will start by saying unity powers about half of the world's games across all platforms. it is a great vantage point. i start by saying one of the thin

. >>> more google news. it's accused of trying to wipe out the history of patrick moore, a greenpeace founder. google bumped him. we will hear more about that. "varney & company" just getting started. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? stuart: catastrophic flooding in nebraska, truly dramatic and a state of emergency has been declared. ashley: desperate situation. seven million people in 14 states are now under a flood warning. that doesn't mean there's a chance of flooding, it means flooding is happening right now. there's been 200 miles of levees in nebraska, iowa, missouri and kansas, down the missouri river and associated with that has breached those levees and has just

amd, let's see, micron, among them what do you think is going on in particular, is it just that google newst helped get things going >> it has been rolling in that direction for awhile semiconductors peaked before the overall market last year there was a sense the market was trying to signal the cycle can see the light. i also think it was part of the momentum trade in sectors that have growth somewhat independent of what the overall global economy is doing, and to me carl mentions the utilities you have the cell phone towers and things doing great, hitting highs every day, also the nasdaq 100 stocks amazon was going up every day. i think the bull case was the parts of the market that don't need a strong economy, maybe they hold the tape together until we have confidence that earnings come back second half day like today i think complicates that picture, says look, if the economy is softening more than we expected, maybe that second half come back hope is something we can't fully count on just yet. >> mike, thanks. don't go too far maybe to the edge of the set >>> paypal is giving cnbc an i

. >>> happening today, we're expecting to learn a little bit more about google's new gaming concept called project stream. google is expected to talk about this during keynote speech at game developer's conference in san francisco. it's nicknamed flinetflix for games. hate a large library of content. google expects other companies like nintendo, playstation and x borks box. marriott expanding in a big way. they plan to open 1700 hotels over the next three years. marriott made an announcement at an investor meeting yesterday saying it expects to add 275,000 rooms by 2021. last month marriott missed estimates for the fourth quarter. part of the strategy is making sure it has loyal guests to fill rooms and housing it's adding. >>> a question from "sesame street" is sparking a very heated debate on twitter. >> this is going to get very dark at the end. i'm warning everyone. you're stuck on a deserted island and you can pick one character to come with you. so who are you picking and why? these are your optionses, oscar, grover, elmo and cookie monster. actor paul f. tompkins says elmo is the on

aggregators pay the publishers for using snippets of their material what a concept >> that's why google newshut down in spain once they passed their version of this law. it's getting more onerous. >> it's where the burden falls here, if you notify youtube there's copyrighted material, they'll take it down some day could it be digitally tagged in some way that essentially prohibits somebody from putting it up there it's clear in europe they don't have the same rules here of better to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission. it's the opposite. >> is it possible youtube pulls out of europe if they can't police it properly or just ask for forgiveness as they go along? >> this seems logical this is what companies should be forced to do anyway and you figure out how to do it. if technology is the solution where you can tag something -- >> that's me guessing, but -- >> i would think it's possible >> let's talk about mortgage rates which are falling and it couldn't come at a better time for home builders. lenar missed kb homes they are up today. the mortgage app data this morning looked good. >>

new york has had some tremendous momentum. i think about the cornell initiative which bloomberg actually sparked. i think the momentum of googlechelsea markets for $2.4 billion. they have 7000 to 8000 employees. new yorkseeing develop as silicon valley part two. i think a punctuation point on that would have been amazon. i think it is a statement that it is hard to do business here, that we don't welcome tech companies like we should. i think it is not just the loss of the 25,000 or so jobs, i think it is the meaning of it, what it signifies, which is we cannot get it over the finish line. matt: respectfully, when was the last time you saw san francisco offer an incentive for someone to move there? we, new york, we need to be in a place where we don't offer tax breaks. i think we are actually there. notwithstanding, i wish we would have gotten amazon but a body blow is too hard. emily: where do you see the opportunities in new york despite the fact this has happened? matt: i will take it. for new york, we have invested over a quarter billion dollars the past five years in fintech, which is what i do. commerce. jet.com. health

breaking news, google has been fined by the european union, the numbers are big, the technology giantape. the european union fining the company for abusing the dominance of its search engine to block competitors in the market of selling text ads on the search results that appear on the site. more details on this developing story right now. the stock is down a third of a percent. we are watching this stock as this news is just hitting the tape. investors are waiting on the federal reserve today and any deal or news about the china trade situation. markets are searching for direction. dow industrials down 4 points right now, s&p 500 down 1 and the nasdaq composite down 1 as well. markets were little changed yesterday ahead of the two-day fed meeting w which we will hear about today. the dow was down 26, the nasdaq was up 9 and-a-half yesterday. in europe, the big story is germany, the worst performer. down sharply, wa weigh down by shares of bayer, following the round-up ruling, that the round-up weed killer is responsible for one man's cancer. take a look at the dax index, down 1 and a

news for. everyone except google. and it's a pleasure to welcome. to the show he heads the department of policy. and he says for free and open we need free and open exchange on the web this reform. so let me start with you and let's begin with the absolute basics what is the filter and why does it strike terror into the heart of the content creator community. is a system that is at. it's installed on the platform.

and it's always decided to stop but in india while you may have noticed some changes on facebook google news and even other platforms to find misinformation and better educate users on information that they are seeing and now you cheap is starting to use information panels and i'll just give you an idea of what they look like because it will look like this if you for example time virus in paracetamol and. fact check it for your own words like hoax alerts or even in caps they're false or fake and will pop up to really get your attention there's also a new feature that they've added it's been rolled out in india pre-election as you can see here the information panel will pop pop and it has been triggered for example with this video and several of them actually was from last month it was said that they were part of the pollard wanna attack in kashmir but the problem is the user who actually posted this video trying to pass it off as an attack on an indian paramilitary on an indian parliament she forces rather when in fact the video actually shows a bomb explosion in a completely different conti

has been unfairly blocking out the ties this is the third massive anti trust kind of even a new post on google in as many years. i'm filled welcome to the program for the first funerals for victims of shootings that two mosques in new zealand have taken place in christchurch hundreds of mourners attended the bearing of a father and son who fled the war in syria for what they believed would be a safer life. two members of a syrian refugee family were among the first to be laid to rest in christ church to lead mustafa and his fifteen year old son hamza came to new zealand fleeing war before they were gunned down by a white supremacist in a mosque last friday. among the mourners mustafa younger brother he suffered gunshot wounds to his leg during the a talk. heavily armed police to guard outside another reminder of the horror of what happened. the nation is grieving with its muslim community. and prime minister just cinda are down once to demonstrate that. we're is a desire to show support to the muslim community as they were tuned to mosques particularly on friday there is also a desire months n

news. >>> today, google announced a new product at a game developers conference, and google is hoping it ll change the entire videogame industry. it is a new streaming service just for video games. they are calling it stadium. it will work on most tvs and home computers. you don't have to download the camp to your device. instead you play them over any wi-fi connection. google also pointed out some of the other features during a demonstration today. >> accurate water simulation is one of the most acute, since the effect of the game, and it's a powerful example of what stadia is capable of, and i'm so excited to see what game developers go with this kind of performance. >> stadia is expected to be available later this year. we'll have more on the story on our website, ktvu.com. >>> day two of reveal we get the new chase center in oakland. this morning we learned the second band to make appearance at the new arena will be the dave matthews band. their concert is scheduled for today, september 10. yesterday we learned that metallica and the san francisco 70 will be the first event at the are

google unveiling a new platform.e referring to as a netflix of gaming that could shake up the video game industry josh lipton was at the game developers conference in san francisco and has all the details on the tech giant's big gaming bet hey, josh. >> melissa, a game platform for everyone that's how the google ceo is describing his company's big new push into the $135 billion video game market. it's a new game services running google's chrome browser and could up-end the traditional game market because it will mean that fans will soon be able to stream complex high-level games over the internet right to their phones, tablets and televisions. that means no need for pcs, no need for expensive game consoles, and google executives say stadia is a game changer. >> and we want games to be available to everyone, without the barriers or the limitations of the hardware that they may have in thaeir home all you need is a laptop, a pc or a tv to stream to so you don't have to have that expensive custom hardware to get the bes

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. >>> google introduced a new product. it came atthe game development conference. it's a streaming. it works on tvs and home computers, you can play over any wifi connection. it's expected to be available later this year. >>> still ahead, the push to rename the dixie school district. it tonight. >> family members opened up about the victim of a fatal shooting. >>> there are light showers in parts of the bay area. it will get going by the morning commute. why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. internet that's reliable. internet that's fast. that's super important. i just want to get it right now. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. . >>> teachers in dublin held a rally. the teachers union is in contract negotiations with the distr

this was the biggest story on google news for about 36 hours, and the reason i think was that people didn't look the way that editors think environmentalists are supposed look like. yemen is one of the more difficult places in the world for lots of reasons, that zero, there is all women in full black burka, so, to us, this don't look like the orange county chapter of the sierra club, having their meeting. but their hearts are just in the same place. they're not thinking about themselves. they're thinking about the future. about the larger world. and it was beautiful to see. there were, i confess, three or 400 pictures that ended up in a file marked 350 adorable. they were adorable. and they were also extraordinarily hard to look at. those girls are likely to be refugees in their lifetime. and not from something they did. from something we did. we've gone on to hold, we think, about 20,000 of these demonstrations, in every corner of the world, small and large, and it's been beautiful work, and work that we've really enjoyed doing. a kind of ongoing educational project, as it were, and

find a new podcast sand hill road on itunes and google play. wherever you find your podcasts, laura. >> thanks so much. >>> now listen in live to the president right now. he is holding a news conference with the brazilian president. let's listen in right now. >> are you open to the idea of allowing a u.s. base or u.s. military personnel and military presence in brazil to provide support on the border with venezuela? and is that something you talked about with president trump today? >> translator: yeah. we have discussed the possibly of brazil becoming a great ally extra nato. recently we regarded the food sent through the -- -- through or friends from america so that humanitarian aid was provided to venezuela. as this point in time this is where we stand. for as much as for us to do together to sort out the issue of the venezuelan dictatorship brazil will be more than willing and ready to facilitate and take freedom and democracy to that country. which up until recently it was one of the wealthiest countries in venezuela but now people there are

and to the news now google had a measurable impact on the twenty eight hundred mid-term elections in the united states there is a bias search results that is the finding of new research in three key congressional races in southern california the author of the study plans to present it in full next month and the study analyzed around fifty thousand election related searches and web pages linked to them three search engines were compared to google being and yahoo was behind the research concluded that in the three districts in focus more than thirty five thousand undecided voters may have been persuaded to to give their backing to potentially apply to millions when you consider the scene across the country this research is not the first made by this author against google however the tech giant is de mint dismissed his previous finding saying that it's algorithms are politically blind we have never really ranked search results on any topic including elections to manipulate political sentiment moreover we do not make any ranking tweaks which is specific to elections or political candidate

a new streaming service called stadia. does not need a counsel but googleve its own controller. the platform works on most tvs and home computers. you do not have to download the games onto your device. instead, you can play over any wi-fi connection. stadia is expected to be available later this year . >>> disney has completed its $71.3 billion acquisition of the fox film and tv studios. they took over the fox entertainment assets overnight and gets ownership of the simpsons, x-men, avatar, plus the fox tv and movie library. disney also acquired the 30% steak and hulu giving disney majority control. in the meantime, what is left of 21st century fox will be formed into a new company called fox corporation. it overseas fox news and sports networks and local tv stations which include ktvu . >>> 7: 57, changes coming to the faa. the challenges facing the man the president has nominated to leave the agency and the scrutiny aimed at the boeing 737 max jets . >>> the governor wants more boots on the ground when it comes to preventing fires. the detailed plans tha

news, live to singapore for asia business report. the crisis atjet airways grows. indian carrier fights for survival under the weight of more than $1 billion of debt. and came on for googlee tech giant launches its new streaming platform called stadia. hello and welcome to asia business report, i am karishma vaswani. the crisis at india'sjet airways is deepening. the country's increasingly worried government has called an emergency meeting, angry passengers are demanding refunds and pilots are continuing to strike over unpaid salaries. the carrier has now grounded six more aircraft as it struggles under the weight of debts totalling more than $1 billion. our india business reporter has the latest from mumbai. jet airways is struggling for survival and the situation is getting worse by the day. the airline has cancelled hundreds of flights in recent weeks and has grounded more than half of its aircraft fleet. it has more than $1 billion of debt and it has failed to make payments to the banks, employees who have not been paid for months and even aircraft leasing companies. some of them have even cancelled their deals withjet airways and taken their aircraft out of the coun

news for. everyone except google. and it's a pleasure to welcome. to the show he heads the department of policy. and he says for free and open we need free and open exchange on the web this reform. so let me start with you and let's begin with the absolute basics what is the filter and why does it strike terror into the heart of the content creator community. is a system that is at. it's installed on the platform. and it scans the up and compasses that to the database and if it finds a protected work that it is supposed to block. stopping the upload or it's putting the upload before a person to check whether there was a license for this work and so that's the basic technology and why are people so worried about load filters in the wake of this new directive well because the technology is very powerful and if you have those kinds of systems everywhere on the internet they can they can be abused to block stuff that is not just of copyright infringement but for other reasons maybe the government doesn't like it and claims copyright and by that filterin

google is reportedly making progress on acquiring more land. "the mercury news" reporting google recently purchased real estate on royal and bird avenues near interstate 280. the area is considered to be the outer edge of google's development plans, suggesting that google may be eyeing a larger footprint around the diridon area. google plans to build office space for up to 20,000 workers, this is along with housing, shops and restaurants, as well as the hotel. >>> brand new this morning, the courts have released details of a search warrant. >> the warrant the fbi used to search michael cohen's office, scott mcgrew. >> good morning to you. remember, law enforcement can't look for just anything when they search. search warrants, pieces of paper have to specify what the search is for, and we got it less than four minutes ago. it's in my hand. i'm looking at it now. i'm not going to dare try to pull some details out until i've looked at it more carefully, but sometimes you can learn something about the investigation knowing what law enforcement was looking for in th

. >> gaming stocks also exploded higher after google's news an the stocks seen a resurgence, as well. about shooting higher, levi strauss surging on ipo day up 31% remember, it had priced at $17 a share. opening trade was $22.22 that's a nice 32% almost pop in to the close are you a buyer, stephanie >> we participated in the deal that's for sure. didn't get nearly what we wanted but i think that the story, even though it had a nice run, i don't know if i chase it up 30% but if you see a little bit of a stabilization or a pullback, it is trading at 17 times forward estimates. the jeans business is growing 3.5% for the last 10 years and they have opportunity to gain market share, continued, in men's and also in women's and in tops so there is a story, a top line story if you will, a revenue story along with a margin improvement and you can see the operating leverage is there. >> lyft is a totally different company but does the success of this deal help the prospects of that deal? >> it doesn't hurt it shows that the growth stock portfolio manager looking for new ideas. levi's a bigger b

i spoke with google vice president following the announcement. take a listen. >> we see it as the neweneration of game platforms. that combine the world of watching games and playing games into one seamless experience. this has been perfect for the 21st century powered by the amazing technology that only google can bring to bear. emily: but can only google bring certain kinds of content? will this have exclusive content? >> yes. we formed -- we announced today the formation of games and entertainment which is google's first party games development studio. and we are working with developers to create games exclusively for it all around the world right now. we've already shipped hundreds of development tools to leading studios and they're hard at work creating games for the platform. emily: will you also be licensing content, gaming content is a lot more expensive than typical streaming video content. >> we partner with game publishers and developers big and small of the you saw some of the leading likes of the game industry from take two, all bringing their amazing experiences to our p

and game on for google: the tech giant launches its new streaming platform, called stadia. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. so today is international happiness day, so it's a simple question today — what makes you happy? ona on a wednesday! i know! also, keep it clean! tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. hello. the first burials of people who died in last friday's mass shootings at two mosques in new zealand have happened in christchurch. the bodies of an unnamed father and son were carried in open caskets on the shoulders of mourners into a large tent at the city's memorial park cemetery. their relatives have asked for privacy. new zealand police say they hope to have completed the formal identification of all 50 victims by the end of wednesday, and would then be able to release the bodies to the families. my colleague clive myrie has been speaking to new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, where she explained her decision not to name the gunman. you know, it is very cl