identified by his street ghosts campaign paolo cheerio printed full size images of people from google street view and place them exactly where they were photographed the reaction outrage. during question what is public and what is private these notional serve very blurred today and we're all kind of like confused and in this confusion it's a gray area though there are be companies as facebook as google and so on they take advantage and the become more nor paul is by basically taking all the information that we share or we don't care about and they start to commercialize it it's impossible to escape the internet and the vast power of the digital world but we should be more aware of where the risks lie and of how we handle our own data we need rules that apply worldwide that means thinking beyond national borders. i think internet news like breaking boundaries and borders and that's why we more globalized world. death is kind of good you know i think i am not against it and so i think all saw the end of nation can be an opportunity to some degree but for now pound out cheerio has made it his m

the parks are now on google street view.e used 360-degree camera mounted oh to backpack to capture parks like animal kingdom and epcot. visitor which is use the tool to help plan their trip. google street view is limbed to disney parks across the u.s. the company has yet to confirm if other parks will be included in the roster for other virtual tours. >> can we rewind to show the palm trees again. >> i'll be there in a few weeks. >> thanks. >> i'll let you know how it is. >> thanks. >> i'll let you know how it is. >> appreciate that, iain ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot of work. this will help you power through. one million dollar power payday, new from the pennsylvania lottery. yup, with top prizes of a million bucks. so, how do i look? like a winner. (they both laugh) keep on scratchin'! [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on tmz. harvey: we got a clip of the spec

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couch or by an expensive ticket but you can get a walking view of disney world, disneyland through google streetre in google maps. there are 11 maps that can take you around disney theme parks which you can't go on any rides but you can go down main street usa, the bakeries, shops, without leaving your home. jillian: i'm wearing these amazing hightop sneakers. >> don't know why he wouldn't wear them but they are out by pizza hut and tough to get and on one side you can push a button and use bluetooth technology to order a pizza from pizza hut and when your pizza arrives you can paz your tv. this is the second edition. they are hard to get. there are only 50 pairs available online starting the week of march 19th getting ready for march madness on the website, they come in the color. >> the only reason we are not ordering a pizza is it is closed. jillian: i think they are awesome. rob: enjoy. car tops. jillian: donald trump's approval rating higher than ever before. the new numbers showing how much america loves winning. rob: joy behard begging forgiveness for the comment that sparked outrage nati

i looked at google street view, and i looked if there would be room for another platinous just a few doors down, but there's a lot of utility poles out there. i appreciate what they're trying to do it out there, but i just don't see the space to make it possible. thank you. >> question, mr. buck. the question i made to the applicant was in perpetuity, what did you plan to do? i've been in a situation where people had really good ideas to start with, sold the property, and the tree became 60 feet. [ inaudible ] -- to the property. i mean, to me, that sounds like they're putting their money where their mouth is and are willing to back this up with -- with a deed restriction if it doesn't -- if they're not taking care of it, so what would be your rebuttal to that? >> i would say let's do that for the single species, the single specimen that we allow. two is out of the question. just -- it's too tight a space, 12 feet. it's a virtual -- it is a theoretical urban forest, where we don't let things -- you over plant and just cull as necessary. >> but what do you think of the example of divi

i looked at google street view, and i looked if there would be room for another platinous just a few doors down, but there's a lot of utility poles out there. i appreciate what they're trying to do it out there, but i just don't see the space to make it possible. thank you. >> question, mr. buck. the question i made to the applicant was in perpetuity, what did you plan to do? i've been in a situation where people had really good ideas to start with, sold the property, and the tree became 60 feet. [ inaudible ] -- to the property. i mean, to

the google street video we promised.ee views, cameras mounted on backpacks. take that. you can take a tour of literally what you will see if you were in the park. finally we got the video and i think it's pretty good. we have legendary boxer evander holyfield coming up, we're going to spar over the popularity of boxing. >>> and john cox running for governor of california. i say there is no chance the republican -- a republican might make it into the final two, but that is not a sure thing. we'll be back.. >>> a new report predicts people who buy health insurance on the obamacare exchanges could see premiums rise by double digits. we're going to give you the numbers all over again. . reporter: well, in case of an emergency or a natural disaster, you and your family can be set with food for up to one year. we're talking about costco, with their emergency kits. the stock is up today, the emergency food kit that feeds namely of four for up to one year. what's inside this kit? greens, fruits, vegetables, proteins, freeze-drie

quarter in new york how is this decision by google going down on wall street. well we've seen a lot of pressure on crypto currencies especially here on wednesday when bitcoins for example dropped by more than seven hundred dollars down about eight percent and that means that since generally the price of bitcoin has been cut more than in half well there is still a lot of highly unrelated movement when it comes to crypto currencies and therefore the decision by google to actually protect the customers there's also still a lot of talk if some governments actually might block some of the crypt or trades that he'd certainly is on for the crypto currencies at this point think again for now will come back to you in a moment. donald trump has chosen television pondered larry kudlow to take over as a steve economic adviser following last week's resignation of gary cohn a former investment banker kudlow is known as a conservative business commentator on c.n.n. we see the seventy year old is no stranger to the white house either having previously served in the administrat

. >> yeah, it's a dog treat using google's famous 360 degree street view cameras. >> and tomorrow, on good morning america, the white house shakeups, who is next and who is the new female head of the cia. >> and a meghan markle excuseive. tune in for that, princess in training. back in a moment. hello, i'm vincent, this is livingston, i've got a huge house and no friends. join me every saturday for creature features where we show spooky movies, have interesting guests and livingston cooks up something delicious. don't you? i try, sir. popcorn. i like popcorn. >> if you love dogs and all things japan, japan google has a treat for you. >> the mountain based company has strapped their 360 degree cameras to two akitas and let them run through the area. the breed is an integral part of the country's history and culture. >> so cute. >> we have explored the idea of strapping a camera to larry. >> that could be dangerous. >> i don't think people could stand it. i'm guessing steph curry had a better birthday party than you did and perhaps all of us combined. this does not look like a team that

google tells "the wall street journal" it will fight this lawsuit vigorously. >>> the search is on tonight for a hit-and-run driver who killed an elderly woman. late last night someone called police to report a body in the midd middle of the road. when police arrived sunniville safety officers found a woman who was severely hurt. they did rush her to the hospital where she passed away. >>> a huge relief for santa barbara county. the sheriff's office lifted an vacation order after the brunt of a big storm passed. the order went out to at least 30,000 people yesterday because of mud slide fears. it included montecito where mud slide killed 20 people back in january. this time everyone prepared for the worst. >> i'm really nervous. >> emergency management says the storm did not cause any major damage thanks to flood control clearing. >>> the storm in the northeast killed five people. and the entire eastern sea board is in the path of a storm. flooding, snow, all of that and left a million and a half people without power today. >>> we're certainly not dealing with anything as traumatic but we'

. >> yeah, it's a dog treat using google's famous 360 degree street view cameras. >> and tomorrow, onte house shakeups, who is next and who is the new female head of the cia. >> and a meghan markle excuseive. tune in for that, princess in training. back in a moment. >> if you love dogs and all things japan, japan google has a treat for you. >> the mountain based company has strapped their 360 degree cameras to two akitas and let them run through the area. the breed is an integral part of the country's history and culture. >> so cute. >> we have explored the idea of strapping a camera to larry. >> that could be da >> i don't think people could stand it. i'm guessing steph curry had a better birthday party than you did and perhaps all of us combined. this does not look like a team that worried about a losing streak, d doespeninsula trail?he you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on

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jens korte in new york, how is this decision by google going down on wall street?s: we have seen a lot of pressure on crypto currencies, especially here on wednesday when bitcoin dropped by more than $700, down about 8%. that means that since january, the price of bitcoin has been cut in more than half. there's still a lot of highly unregulated movement when it comes to crypto currencies, and therefore the decision by google to actually protect the customers. there is also still a lot of talk if some governments actually might block some crypto trades. so the heat is certainly off crypto currencies at this point. christoph: we will come back to you in a moment. donald trump has chosen tv pundit gary kudlow to take over -- kudlow is known as a conservative business commentator on cnbc. the 70-year-old is no stranger to the white house, having previously served in the administration of ronald reagan. he has frequently spoken out in favor of small government and tax cuts, but he says he opposes donald trump's trade tariffs. back to jens korte on wall street. so he sup

on financial markets in recent months yes quarter in new york how is this decision by google going down on wall street. well we've seen a lot of pressure on crypto currencies especially here on wednesday when bitcoins for example dropped by more than seven hundred dollars down about eight percent and that means that since generally the price of bitcoin has been cut more than in half well there is still a lot of highly unregulated movement when it comes to crypto currencies and therefore the decision by google to actually protect the customers there's also still a lot of talk if some governments actually might block some of the crypto trades so that he certainly is on for the cryptocurrency is at this point think again for now will come back to you in a moment. donald trump has chosen television pondered larry kudlow to take over as this chief economic adviser following last week's resignation of gary cohn a former investment banker kudlow is known as a conservative business commentator on c.n.n. we see the seventy year old is no stranger to the white house either having previously served in the admini

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street's playlist? plus — how to get ahead in advertising — in the world of google and facebook. e giants of the industry could be losing their gloss. and on the markets the month of march begins on a negative note following another day of losses on wall street. we start on wall street where this name could soon be a joining the ranks of multi—billion dollar technology companies. music streaming service spotify has revealed plans to list its shares on the new york stock exchange. spotify is the market leader in streaming music to mobile devices and computers — with some 160 million users. its revenues jumped well over a third last year to almost five billion dollars. some believe the company could be valued at as much as 23 billion dollars. but although it is growing fast it has yet to make a profit. and it's choosing an unconventional way to sell shares — our reporter in new york yogita limaye has more.... this is a very unusual way for a company to go public. normally when something wants to list on the stock market, new shares are generated. then they are so publicly. the objec

google has just launched its street view for 11 disney theme and water parks including in anaheim. you see town square as we wander around. all you do is use street view like you usually would. you find a park, then you can click on the blue icons that take you to different lands in the park. and you can see this is from halloween time at disneyland. very crowded disneyland. i hope you have your fast pass. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> this is cool. i like this. >> i've been spending my morning in pandora, the world of avatar. >> i want to see that. >> disney animal kingdom. >>> jimmy kimmel had fun with an oscar winner when he unveiled his oscar wash. >> gary oldman says his statue was grubby after all hands were touching it am he put his award into the washer's conveyor belt. >> there you go. oh, pie goodness. ♪ >> isn't that nice? >> that only cost us $20,000. isn't that great? >> do you think it's his real oscar? >> i think it is. >> oh, man. >> that's funny. it's pretty soapy and pretty wet, but a cute idea. you can watch live at 11:30 right after abc 7 news at 11:

street. >> i've been without with google, with uber, with their self-driving truck, they say it's 5, 10 yearshers say it's 20, but we have got to be prepared for it. >> i want to talk to you about sanctuary cities and legalized marijuana. seems like you've got california on one side and the federal government on the other side. and it's just this battle, it certainly is not simmering down at all. every day it feelings like there's another issue. >> this administration is unlike any other administration in history. the president is vindictive in my view, we have had other presidents and laws in california and others. california should be allowed to be california. >> but you also have some california municipalities, orange county is one that comes down with regard to the sanctuary laws wrrks you have infighting within the state, how does this all get refereed. >> the problem is the u.s. representatives are the problem. this is a national problem, it can't be delegated to cities an state. we have had bipartisan bills that passed out the senate. if it came to the floor, there would be enough demo

streets. on the wear and tear on the roadways. i would question whether the city is getting their money's worth from these fees these companies are paying on these googleuses owing not only to the other kinds of disruptions that they're causing, but also to the wear and tearing on the streets. >> thank you. >> that's the last person. anymore public comment on the director's report. public comment is closed. we'll move on. >> you are moving to your consent calender these are routine unless a member of the public or a member of the board wishes to have an item severed and surrendered separately you have received a request item 10.5 regarding the mileage limit of next severed from your consent calender but no other item has been severed. >> ok. >> so do i have a motion could approve consent calender minus 10-point a. >> second. >> all in favor aye. >> opposed. >> hearing none. the consent calender -10.5 is passed and let's hear from the public. >> 10.5 amended transportation code division to extend the mileage limit of vehicles use is taxis from 375,000 miles to 425,000 miles. one member of the public has asked this be severed. tarik mamood. >> good after

street. everybody who's invested in google or apple or facebook knows what he's talking about.se of all those exhume consumers in china who might want hour goods. >> apple has managed to make that pay off in spades at times, so we'll see how this talk of trade wars pans out for both sides. >> boeing, too a lot of big companies that you cover. >> absolutely. one of the points i just made, harley davidson has experienced tariffs from china >> dow down 287. let's get to the judge >>> and welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner we begin with the fallout from the surprise resignation of president trump's chief economic adviser, gary cohn stocks are falling as we speak off the worst levels the dow jones industrial average is still down by 270 points. it's a loss of 1%. investors clearly trying to gain what that departure means to the markets. for more on that and what'

the latest tailspin started on wall street yesterday, hitting companies often referred to as fang. facebook, amazon, netflix and googleafter ataking a hit prominent investors expressed concern over how the company would cope with increased scrutiny on privacy issues. thebook really has been at center of this firestorm with reports saying mark zuckerberg is willing to testify before the u.s. congress over the data harvesting scandal. it is been a brutal 10 days for the company's shares. they have fallen by almost 18%. around $100 billion from the company's value. spread muchhas further than wall street. we saw asian markets selling earlier. technology shares falling across the board. london's ftse 100 getting a bit of a boost from the drugmaker shire. claire: turning to facebook. the social network has announced new privacy measures in the wake of that data scandal. to behas said is going giving users more control over privacy and data. the social network says it will outline e updates to its terms f service and data policy to better spell out what information it collects and how it uses it. it will also beginning user

street. it's a busy part soft san francisco. on google maps it looks like there's a school and elementary school nearby. this is a video sent in by one of our viewers. vinay, you mentioned there's no wind. that's a good thing right? >> yes, because typically when you see the wind, that can help spread it. plume of smoke is not moving and shooting directly up. we have had rain all day, but unfortunately, the last of the system making its way out. just zooming into that, to me -- i looked on google maps as well. hooks like there is also an apartment building nearby, a shopping plaza so, we are definitely at least not dealing with strong gusty conditions. >> really hoping firefighters can get this under control. we'll stay on this for you. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back on at 11:00. we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so, why do we pay to have a phone connected, when we're already paying for internet. shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5

google isn't so important for porsche in two thousand and seventeen percent of the vote was about twelve percent worldwide. for future we will throughout the world will have. millions of diesel cars still on the streets of europe the emissions conversation could cost billions of euros. clobbered us the industry which would be well advised to look into the background of an imminent driving ban and the customer losses it could bring i would suggest developing a policy for any modifications needed so the customers are not left shouldering the costs of those who align so here we are not. for years diesel has been a billion dollar business in the e.u. but as the geneva motor show makes clear its dominance in europe could be about to end. and our correspondent do. it the geneva motor show for us good to see that we just heard in that report that diesel dominance is about to ed what a comic is telling you all they worried. well really it depends on who you ask now for the most part german carmakers are still seeing the praises of diesel which is unsurprising considering how much they've continued to invest in the technology even up to down now just as an example late last year birthday he spends invested a

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street point of view. this is the problem these days with these stocks, they are so enormous, heavily weighted... fang, facebook, amazon, netflix, googlerounding facebook, some rumours surrounding amazon as well about potential regulation which could come in there. so many stories at the moment, and when you see such big moves like we have seen on facebook, it is incredibly difficult for the other stocks in that group to stay at the same level, that is the issue. a lot of economic data coming out in europe which will be quite interesting to get a sense of how we are doing in the first quarter. uk gdp out this morning and that will be at 930, a particularly big number, especially when we have seen such big moves, especially in the pound, this week. today being the pound, this week. today being the last day before the long easter holiday, it does tend to be quite volatile. when we have such big economic data like gdp, the markets and investors will reallyjump onto that and have a look at that, big eurozone german cpi numbers as well... eurozone german cpi numbers as well. . . that eurozone german cpi numbers as well... that is inflation

. >>> so regulation fears on names like notice foib, google, getting the lion's share of the blame, could wall street also be fearing the bigger role the fed is about to play in this market? let's bring in david and nancy good to have you here, nancy, everybody is pointing to facebook, thebig silloff in f.a.n.g. is that just an excuse to take profits in a late stage of the rally >> i think it's a bit of both. thanks for having me volatility rules that's the new rule, the dominant factor we need to face. i think this is a time for active investors to sign that said, fed uncertainties, d.c. in the short term, not long term but short term. no other big news except for the fed and the worries about wage pressure and inflation, though those seems to be bouncing around, and retail in an up trend, though choppy, have investors on edge. don't forget that stocks have deconnected from yields. they're moving in the opposite direction. that has happened for a long time, and the market is trying to make an adjustment, i think. >> david, we're watching that judgment the industrials' intercession are at the lows of

street. what america is all about. protecting freedom of enterprise, protecting the right of "you tube" and google, the alphabet, past companynot to have the con don't there. that's what america is based on. >> laura: and tommy, quick, final word, real quick. >> look, it's healthy, can you deal with it on the abortion issue, is it discussion about getting rid of the nature of arguments from pro-choicers you would be hearing the same kind of outrage. we have to make sure as your point goes to, that this is about viewpoints. and the nature of what's being squelched. like shadow banning conservatives on twitter and problems with conservative news sites on facebook. we have already seen the trend. ironically and strangely enough doesn't impact people on the left. >> laura: out of time, great segment, we will have you both back, it's short. a leader of the democratic party and congressman is calling for a maximum wage? i'll explain. ♪ so, work is changing. ♪ we're told the robots are coming for our jobs, ♪ that the algorithms will replace us. ♪ but we are resilient, born to adapt, wired to learn. sure, change is coming, but we wi

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street thank you very much. european authorities continue to crack down on tax evasion and have now introduced new taxes against tech giants like apple or google here's more. ireland is popular with tech giants who want to lower their tax bill the firms concentrate their business activities in places where tax rates are especially advantageous that's why apple google and facebook have their european headquarters on the emerald isle but the e.u. commission wants to change that they plan to impose a special three percent tax on certain divisions within the tech giants today's proposal. simply about fair for all companies they're about creating the right environment for modern businesses and they're about future proofing single market so that collectively we can rise to the challenges of global ised and digital eyes age and in the future tech companies would also be taxed where they sell their products and not just where they're registered that would mean a nice windfall for public coffers at the same time as drawing out european tax oases. and earlier we talked to our correspondent max holzman in brussels and asked him whether those taxes would

google campus. the prison is surrounded by fences, not walls, so inmates can see the outside world. the prison uniform? streetho finds this too stressfure at old facilities like tegel in berlin, or new ones like heidering, the focus is on humane treatment and rehabilitation. prison guards are key. they're well-paid and highly trained. they spend two years learning psychology, communication skills, conflict management. jesse calls them "calm down" experts. >> jesse: calming down, calming down, calming down. not showing power too much. not showing guns. not showing weapons. >> whitaker: they use solitary confinement sparingly. jesse says there's little violence in german prisons. how do you explain that? >> jesse: if you treat them as if they are your enemy, they will react as enemies. they will react as dangerous. >> whitaker: in fact, many of them are dangerous. we were up there on a row where everyone you ask was in for murder, murder, murder. >> jesse: they're all human beings, and they know a violent manner. and we do exactly the other way around. "don't be aggressive." show them that there is a differen >

streets and market will involve you. that today.rue on emily: the question is, you know, how many companies can the cloud. you have amazon, microsoft. googledropbox. they are fighting for different pieces of it. do you think smaller companies be worried. need to > my opinion is everyone is fighting for different parts. application side. dropbox, our company, is on providing an application, which is the service to the cloud. a zero sum game. large.rket is you can create entities here. and a as a j.d. edbergs, lose of companies out there. >> this is your business. helpful to be so optimistic. >> you have to be. i think dropbox has proven mark, the adoption concern is going from if you es, and dropbox, look at the core business. ourselves, y like market.ussed on the s&p it's huge. >> what about apple. of apple and ipod as a bigger threat to the dropbox given it is consume erfocussed and it really dropbox's bread and butter. point you interesting make, it's a dark horse. 64% of americans has one apple device, and most have a built in i-cloud drive. if apple was serious about going functionality le of the cloud and add more of for, is le are lo

street could see more red arrows at the opening bell today, yesterday the dow dropping back into correction territory, the nasdaq fell 3% aztec stocks came under heavy pressure. facebook, twitter and google leading the losses on concerns about more regulation in the wake of facebook's data privacy scandal. the dow closing down 344 points to 23,857 the nasdaq losing 211 points to 7,008. facebook is sending signals that ceo mark zuckerberg plans to testify before congress about the company's data privacy scandal. reports say several details still need to be worked out and zuckerberg hasn't accepted any formal request to appear just yet. if he does, though, it would mark his first ever public testimony before u.s. lawmakers. facebook announcing changes this morning in response to the data scandal. it's making it easier for users to find privacy settings, control what they share and download and delete their data. they will also make their terms of service more transparent. apple is likely to unveil a redesigned watch this fall. he says the watches should have a larger display, more trendy design, enhanced health monitoring and a longer battery life. he expects apple will sell as many as 24

google is revived. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, it's been a roller-coaster week on wall street so far. let's set the stage. on monday stocks registered one of their best days in more than two years. but yesterday there was a trigger of late afternoon selloff and pulling stocks sharply lower. dow jones slumped 344 points, the s&p 500 fell 45 points, and nasdaq dropped 211 points. >>> oracle is applauding a federal appeals court ruling that found google infringed on oracle's job program to build the operating program. they say it was not clear. it sent the long running case back to trial. oracle originally sought $9 billion. google called the result disappointing and is weighing its options. >>> the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of a tesla suv with a semiautomatic autonomous control system. the crash occurred last week on a california freeway. the suv hit a barrier and hit two other cars and caused a fire. the driver of the tesla was killed. it's unclear whether the controls were in operation. >>> walmart will no longer sell "cosmopolitan" magazi