google is _ with yet. stay with us here on bbc news. google is spared _ with yet. stay with us here on bbc news. having to | with yet. stay with us here on bbc i news. google is spared having to pay billions of dollars of damage to the oracle after a ruling that it copy code for its android system. ..years of hatred and rage as theyjump upon the statue... this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under a bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent and it's a sad loss to everybody who loves art. . this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the minneapolis police chief has testified that the white officer on trial for the murder of george floyd violated the department's policy on the use of force. borisjohnson has confirmed that the next step in england's road map out of lockdown can go ahead, with shops, hairdressers and outdoor hospitality opening next monday. no decision has been made about when foreign travel can resume, but when it

find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> google earth is out with a new feature to show the dramatic change over the past 40 years, it is called time-lapse. it is a compilation of 24 million satellite photos that highlight melting ice caps, receding glaciers, urban growth and wildfires impact on agriculture and you can actually type any location to see it in motion. >>> rising sea levels also show up on the time-lapse >>> take a live look at mission high school in san francisco, where demonstrators are gathering preparing for a rally and march against the recent police shootings in suburban minneapolis. these have been going on all over the country, schools, city halls, churches. people just gathering. we will keep an eye on this one. >>> some people are looking to cash in on covid vaccinations by selling fake or in some cases real vaccination cards online. investigative reporter julie watts from our sister station in sacramento looks at the consequences. >> reporter: it is a simple piece of paper with significant benefits. ac/dc vaccination card with proof of a vaccine is expected t

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ultimately, i developed 48 google alerts that constantly probed the google news search engine, resulting over the last 17 years i've located more than 18,000 cases of police officers, deputy sheriffs, state troopers, across the country who had been arrested one or more times. host: when did you get a sense this was a problem and how did you get that sense? guest: well, it was something i thought about many years working in law enforcement and then as a lawyer, i certainly had colleagues, associates, and a few friends who had been arrested while they were working as police officers, either for on-duty or off duty crimes and really wanted to figure out ways i could work to improve policing and inform the public. that is the dual purpose of my research now. host: according to the research you got, since 2005, 139 officers charged when it comes to murder or manslaughter charges, 44 convicted, 43 not convicted, 42 pending cases. fill in the blanks involving police and manslaughter charges. caller: those numbers you are citing -- guest: those numbers you are citing 2005 to 2021 is an outgrowth

news corp has a global deal with google. this deal is not about news corp first and foremost.he whole industry itself, from the largest to the smallest, or particularly the smallest, are in a subservient -- deeply subservient relationship to two companies that have opinion allowed to grow and dominate their spaces with completely hands-off approach from the government for too long, and we need an answer now. >> yeah. i get your point, and i think they are picking out the right answer is what we need to be doing. the mr. travis, finally to you. mr. raskin in his questions suggested that sort of criticism and condemnation is the same as cancel culture. i value robust and unlimited criticism like north carolina republican party censure of senator burr for his impeachment vote, for the revulsion of kathy griffin of holding a dis-mohammed head from the president but isn't that different than destroying someone's career or livelihood in retaliation for a particular view? >> i think that's a well-put question. to me cancel question is the difference between i disagree with you becaus

he will take a look at what i >>> details emerging about the massive new google village coming to san jose. the plan show offices, shops, parks, and affordable housing. kpix 5 is on the site of the new village a promises to transform the downtown core, lynn? >> reporter: this project has been in the works for about four years now, and we're finally getting to the details . city leaders said google is going above and beyond with community benefits. it's all part of the company's plan to get this project passed by the city council. the vote will be sometime next month. critics say the tech giant can and should do much more. >> welcome. welcome to the site of the dancing pig . >> reporter: mayor ricardo held his news conference right here to support his contention that that the existing downtown community want be erased when google moved to town, not even the old neon sign for a different sausage company that once stood where google plans to build. >> google has committed to preserve that dancing pig . >> reporter: the city and google released detailed plans for a new urban village near

google earth launching a new timelapse tool that let you explore just you know, how the world has changed over the last for decades, which apparently is quite a bit. it will be built into the preexisting google earth platform. new technology, it uses images of, you know, from nasa way, way up and the european union leaving no part of the world off-limits more than 24 million photographs taken by orbiting satellites were combined by the tech giant to make this technology possible. almost looked like you saw the sea levels rising in some of those shots which would stand to reason why they say it will even more even more. okay. the news doesn't stop here. we have a full hour ahead on kron just a moment. live others in now with a look at what we're working on for 7 o'clock. adjusting. >> hello, graham and high vicki tonight, 7 as santa clara county gears up for the return of sports. a new entertainment spot is opening up everything you need to know about the upcoming fun. that's in the south bay. also, what's ahead for the shocks. me have a live report. you can catch that in many more local s

liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ google's latest smart display can now track your sleep thanks to a special radar sensor. that's insight. >> rich demuro tried this newogy. he says it gives you a sleep report card every morning telling you, we've in whether you cough or snort. >> google is great answering our questions now wants to tackle our sleep. the company's latest smart home display automatically tracks or sleep and wants to make it better. >> sleep is essential to our wellbeing real kind of astounded actually about how many people were was slated. now google stepping in to help with a new sleep tracking feature on the nest hub to 7 hours. 47 minutes monday, 6 hours. 19 minutes tuesday, dry story? yeah. just once been testing this feature for a week and to pretty much obsessed with my newfound sleep data. we really wanted to hear the experience towards helping people make improvements in their statement, the nest hub to does all the smart display stuff. you'd expect a google play some pop music. who is the first person on the moon. what's the weather like in tokyo. >> currently in tokyo. it's 53 degrees and clear. to be clear, there is no camer

the new future for the historic centers they building standing in the way of google's plans. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, california businesses struggling to hire, even though unappointed claims are soaring. >>> to northern california law enforcement officers have been busted for trophy hunting, it came after they posted pictures of their rare kills online. marissa perlman is in sacramento with the months long investigation. >> reporter: to law-enforcement officer showing off their trophies from just a few years of hunting in the amador county foothills. chris stone is an investigator for the amador county district attorney, and joe freighter is a corrections officer at a local prison. >> a single one of those that were portrayed on their social media sites is the kind that a person might get once-in-a- lifetime. >> reporter: he says the pair posted almost 2 dozen of these rare kills, over several years. investigators suspected they were cheating, luring deer in using bait. seen here in's evidence photo from the affidavit. it is a practice that is illegal in california, turning this f

it's trailing competition regulator in the tech behavior of plast last year google along with facebook were obliged to pay news organizations if their content was posted on the platforms well google said it rejects this latest ruling on location data stating the claims by the watchdog were too broad and the judge's findings only concerned a narrow class of uses the company said it's considering an appeal internet lore expert and social media solicitor cohen assess the impact of the country's ruling. google doesn't care the company's far too big for too monopolistic google doesn't care about reputation because there is no real competition out there google also doesn't care about a small a relatively small financial penalty because it's got plenty of money so the only way we can have google starting to care about those sort of things is by either forcing the company to break up and start creating some real competition or and imposing huge penalties the reality is that now they got caught again the australian court found them guilty of effectively cheating on their own customers. the question is what's going to h

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. >>> tonight new details are emerging about the massive new google village plan for san jose. it's for the site near dear don station known as downtown west, plans for the new urban village show offices, shops, parks and affordable housing. google is pledging to spend another $200 million on community benefits like parks and open spaces. >> it's good that google is doing more. okay? but they can do more, if anybody can really make a dent in the problem it's google. >> there will be neither a supplicant nor a savior of our city. they would rather be a community partner. >> backing the plan, the city councils expected to make a final decision on the development later on this month. >>> why the a's aren't that worried despite having some of the worst stats in the majors. bay area homeownersrs, leararn how you u can elimiminate montnthly mortrtgage paymements and improvove your c cashflow. lookok, this isn't my first rorodeo and lelet me tetell you something,g, i i wouldn't be here ifif i thouought reversrse mortgagages tookok advantagage of any y american senior, or worse, , that

much for red tape and bureaucracy they do want better roads and bridges caleb mop and artsy new york. google misled uses in australia about collecting the personal location data that's the ruling of the country's federal court and it could learn the tech giant with an enormous fine straight is fair trade watchdog which it. declared the ruling a world 1st and said this is a very clear message that will digital platforms. what the court found was that google misled consumers into thinking that if they turned off location history then that would stop google storing and keeping or collecting and keeping the personally identifiable location data when in fact that was not the case. the judge in the case ruled that some new users were misled during the initial set up process of android devices users were not informed that even if they had the location history button disabled activating another tab called web an activity would mean google could still collect their location data for the 1st time the sterling competition regulator and the tech they have clashed last year google along with facebook wer

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: google is spared having to pay billions of dollars of damages copied code for its android operating system. 55 years of hatred and rage as theyjump upon the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under a bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent and it's a sad loss to everybody - who loves art. welcome back, very glad to have you with us. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the minneapolis police chief has testified that the white officer on trial for the murder of george floyd violated the department's policy on the use of force. gunmen attack a prison and police headquarters in southern nigeria — the authorities say more than 1,800 inmates have escaped. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has appeared in court, as a corruption trial against him resumed. the veteran political leader is facing charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery. he denies all of

apple has just announced the establishment of its european center for chip design in munich google is hiring 1500 new employees and computer giant i.b.m. opened its development center in munich's high like towers 4 years ago to focus on artificial intelligence. i think we have a lot of advantages we have manufacturing companies here small and medium size companies there are customers and we want to be close to them we really do have world class universities here where we find the top talent precisely in the areas we need to take and added to this is by various 1000000000 euro high tech agenda among other things 1000 new professorships are being planned munich's university is the team you and ellen you play an important role in the cooperation with i.t. companies. of course it brings new research ideas and enables our students and junior scientists to work on topics that are really relevant. engineers new stephon look borna had started doing research on their robots i think t.-u. munich and continued in their start up they now build intelligent robots for several companies in germany and here up. suda

it will inspect wires and replace if needed at no cost. >>> google earth rolling out its biggest update in years with a new feature. time lapse. it brings together decades of satellite imagery to allow users to see impacts of climate change on the planet specifically glaciers, beaches, forests. google says thanks to 24 million images users can go back in time to witness 40 years of changes to the planet. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> the pandemic appears to be coming to roost right in our back yards. >> there is a backyard chicken craze. breeders with american powell reassociation say demand for chicks have exploded since the start of the pandemic. the manager of one store says he's never seen so many fly off the shelves. at one point the store had to limit three to six per person. >> i think it was fair. i think the easiest way, when survival mode kicks reouhow to family. >> i don't have to buy eggs any more because she gives me eggs too. win-win. >> some turn to chicken rearing as a hobby while others want reliant source of protein in case of emergency. >>> l

. >>> details about the massive new google village show offices, shops and affordable housing near diridonstation. they are pledging to spend another $200 million on community benefits such as parks and open spaces. mayor sam liccardo is backing the plan and they are expected to make a final decision on the development next month. >>> paul heggen is standing by with a look at our weather. >> this is a pattern we will be in through the rest of the week. we are around the time of night where fogg will be making its way farther inland. the onshore breeze will continue. that means no major changes as we head through the rest of the work week. that does not mean that every day will be exactly the same, but the bottom line is the same. near normal temperatures continue through friday and then some changes as we head into the weekend. low cloud cover to start the day on wednesday. forecast models are showing it backing up pretty quickly and dissipating, with even some clearing right along the coast into wednesday afternoon. i'm a little skeptical about that because the strong onshore breeze will

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google. is a place in a union. it may do something they've created a new feature called time lapse part of the popular platform googleearth the site combines almost 40 years of satellite data to create what google is calling the world's largest interactive movie spanning the entire globe. amazing and disturbing images there let's go to our reporter now aaron tilt and he has a closer look at this good evening to you aaron so tell us how does this work. well basically what google has done is it's taken 24000000 satellite photos that were taken over the course of 37 years as you were saying there by both nasa and he said the european space agency even stitch them together and incorporated them into his google earth platform in effect that gives google earth a 4th dimension you can go back over 3070 years of earth history of human history and look and see those incremental changes that kind of add up year on year on year and google is really focusing on how humanity is affecting the planet we live on with this new feature with a timeless feature you can actually take a look at how our cities are rising changing and falli

lot of big companies are taking a very close look at this. >> the google villages have decided the old processing plant, the 4,000 newes will be adjacent to the train station and a few blocks away from the shark tank. there will be rent restrictions. opponents say they believe google's massive development will push low income homeowners out of the area. >>> on sale soon california disney adventure park will sell tickets for the april 30th reopening. if you have tickets you can start making reservation monday. tickets go in sale for people who live in california on the 15th. you have to buy in advance and make a reservation. you have to do it online to get in. you won't actually line up. they will let you know when it's your turn. space mountain and splash mountain will be reopening. the magic kingdom parade and the fireworks show. >> rob mayeda joining us. we revealed rob used to work at universal studios in the burbank area. do you have any link to disneyland? >> no. didn't get a chance to work there. we get close to the summer. >> lifetime free passes? take it away, rob. >> this week the story is that ocean air in

. >>> we now know what it's going to look like, the plan google has for downtown san jose and the big new promise the company is making to get the city council's final blessing. >>> and we're seeing that ocean air-conditioning on overdrive once again today. some drizzle for the morning, continuing cool temperatures for now, but changes on the way for the weekend. if you like warmer weather, you may like the seven day forecast coming up. >>> tonight on "nightly news," my visit to a fema vaccination site in newark new jersey where i spoke with the governor about why the state is seeing such a surge in new cases about decisions to ease the restrictions and what future modeling tells them could be the worst case when we see you tonight on nbc "nightly news." >>> we mentioned the statewide milestone in california. today there is a national vaccination milestone. the president touring a vaccination center in virginia celebrating 150 million shots in arms. things are on track to reach 200 million vaccinations. that's twice the goal when he entered office along with the good numbers. a new deadli

google has proposed almost $1 billion in infrastructure improvements. including new parks and open spaces. there also pledging $200 million in committee benefits that google says will focus on homelessness, services for the homeless and small business assistance. >> they have been an honest poker with the community and with the city. they are paying all of their fees, getting no brakes at all and making huge commitments. >> the san jose city council is expected to vote on the plan by the end of june. element could start as soon as next year. >>> concord is relaunching its plan to redevelop the naval weapons station for bargain housing use. city council discussed the selection of a new master developer for the $6 million project. the project has been on hold for almost 4 years because of a labor dispute with the previous master developer. the city is currently considering concord- based discovery builders for the development. >>> we know it's dry and we need rain, but it is so dry and santa cruz is on the verge of asking people to conserve water already. the santa cru

google has proposed almost $1 billion in infrastructure improvements. including new and open spaces. there also pledging $200 million in committee benefits that google says will focus on homelessness, services for the homeless and small business assistance. >> they have been an honest poker with the community and with the city. they are paying all of their fees, getting no brakes at all and making huge commitments. >> the san jose city council is expected to vote on the plan by the end of june. element could start as soon as next year. >>> concord is relaunching its plan to redevelop the naval weapons station for bargain housing use. city council discussed the selection of a new master developer for the $6 million project. the project has been on hold for almost 4 years because of a labor dispute with the previous master developer. the city is currently considering concord- based discovery builders for the development. >>> we know it's dry and we need rain, but it is so dry and santa cruz is on the verge of asking people to conserve water already. the santa cruz sent

pm to help keep our state golden. >> 8.41 is the time and new this morning, san jose city officials have released their agreement plan for google's downtown west project. and we have some new renderings to share with you from google on what the project will look like when it's done. at least what they hope it'll look like. the biggest take away is that this includes 200 million dollars to help jump-start the local economy. something san jose desperately wants. if approved. the development project is promising to bring 4,000 new homes to the area. 15 acres of open space and more retail and restaurant space as well. google plans to use and develop about 50 acres west of highway 87 in san jose for its portion of the project. the plan still has a few hurdles to get through before it can become reality. several city boards have to sign off on the agreement before the san jose city council can consider it at its may 25th meeting. >> cloudy out there, very gray skies above sfo this morning. you can see san bruno mountain so cloud cover sitting right above those mountains in general after areas of fog this morning. highs later today in t

new deal. it's very inspiring. i think that's what we need to follow. that's what we need to push for. everyone googleucate yourself. it's being reintroduced and we need to push for the passage of that. >> we always learn something from you. thank you for your time. we will have you on before next earth day. >> sounds good. thank you for having me. >> we will do our part here. thank you. >>> the white house has a new plan to fight vaccine hesitancy among young people. why influencers, celebrities and sports teams will be key to this new effort. we will look at a potentially historic moment happening in the house right now. the vote just started on a bill to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. what it would mean for d.c. residents and why it is still very much an uphill fight in the senate. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. not everybody wants the same thing. bothat's why i go withso haliberty mutuals —

san jose is taking place. >> what we are establishing here is a new model for a relationship between local communities. >> reporter: google has released her long-awaited proposed agreement for a mass use campus which could include 6.5 square feet of offices and 4000 new homes with plenty of hotel rooms and 500,000 square feet of retail. >> they are paying fees and getting no brakes at all. they are also making huge commitments. >> reporter: google is promising $200 in community benefits with much of them helping underserved communities and small business assistance on top of the nearly $1 billion in improvement to create a more walkable city including a new part and open spaces. >> the largest immunity package in the united states and a structure that centers on racial and housing justice. this is a big win for our community. >> reporter: several affordable homes are included in the proposal. >> by providing assistance to tackle that and to tackle housing insecurity, we are really going to help a lot of families in our community especially as we pull out of covid. >> reporter: the san jose city council is expected to make

. >> right i think it's good news for facebook i think it's good news for google i think, obviously, ws for snap. it's interesting that it was down at first, maybe just because he said the stock has run so much but those are really, really impressive numbers. the rate of acceleration, so many years later good for them. i think the read-through is positive for them as well. netflix, is this a pull forward? netflix was a pandemic, more of a stay at home trade you could look at snap as an advertising trade where reopening is going to be better for facebook or google, especially with travel >> there was some commentary that, and i'm just paraphrasing at this point, there was an inflection point in terms of people sharing stories getting out, sharing experiences but now there's more to talk about than what kind of sandwich you had for lunch in your one bedroom apartment. i'm just saying the reopening is actually a very good thing for snap too from that perspective >> seemingly so but i was scratching my head when i first saw my trading action post-market. it was a situation in which it doe

which is why we are working closely with the two partners, pie ranch and google, to prototype a new financingmodel that enables smaller farms to sell their produce upfront and directly to large organizations and stabilize the cash flows. >> so the schmidt family foundation played a critical role by providing us financing. and that helps us take care of some of the immediate needs of getting started, like buying equipment. but beyond that, this allows us to develop a whole new supply chain option for farmers. we're excited we've got our first planting of wheat and barley and vegetable crops, like peas and fava beans and chard and kale. so were rolling. >> now the ranch, i look, it's like, ok, we got wheat growing out there. and it's like, ok, that's a first. i've never seen it. we're gonna eventually have animals and pastures. it's, like wow, but i'm excited about it. it's a change in the ght direction. >> were gna contie on as far as we can go. >> we're just super excited about the potential of having this model move us from an anonymous food system to one where relationships help to dre sust

of what was happening there nevertheless there is this these trend of you tube you do googling after our t.v. news even if many other outlets and charles post the same thing r.t. is. on fine if you coronavirus situation india has taken a sharp turn for the move from 300000 new cases have been registered for a 2nd day in a row amid the shocking spike a massive fire has broken out in intensive care unit apparently killing 13 of the 18 patients hospitals had already raised the alarm if a chronic shortages of equipment oxygen and beds a doctor passed into tears while making this a motional plea for people to follow the rules. we have to believe. patients. with oxygen and this is not something we ordered so i do you know literally or do all of you want to follow a few things the radio and requesting you to follow so most importantly please stick it on do so most importantly please stick it off yourself now corbet is everybody around you please keep yourself very well masked. dave's the doctor such suffering was unprecedented warning you might find the following footage to stopping it shows open our kar