twitter responding, google, we -- googled tweeted, "your search results just got more time. , google, we are feeling lucky. investors thought perhaps this deal could be the key to boosting tweets outside of the traditional feed. there is a building spree happening in silicon valley. tech companies from facebook to amazon, google to adobe are expanding their footprint, each one with a more sprawling and green and glassy building than the next. but there is one company that is building a home away from home. that is samsung. it is nearly finished with a new 1.1 million square-foot office which has cost $300 million to build. it should be open by the end of summer. let's take a virtual tour with indy b.j with scott wyatt, the man behind the project. his firm has designed buildings for amazon and microsoft and many more. what is different or special about samsung's project? different than all the other things he designed? -- all the other things you designed? scott wyatt: i think it is really pushing where the technology companies are going becoming more urban. more relevant to t

a big move this week in social media -- google and twitter are collaborating again. tweet appear in google search results. what does the partnership mean for the two tech giants? joining me here is social networking veteran, to say the least, now a partner at greylock. i don't think many people can say they work at all of those companies. how big a deal is the making up of google and twitter when it comes to driving user engagement and revenue growth? josh: four twitter, the power is these real-time conversations. they are only available through twitter or the network of tweets . the ability to show up on google, people will start to see this relevant, topical discussion and i hope that's going to drive new exposure to twitter. if people set up their twitter account, they will get this value from twitter. every time you search, you will finally start thinking about twitter a lot more again. emily: do you think it could have a -- have an impact on revenue? josh: i figure will turn people to twitter a lot and that will have an impact. emily: there was just a story about the

a big move this week in social media, google and twitter are collaborating again red tweets now appearogle search results. what is this partnership mean? joining me here, a former employee of linkedin, facebook, and twitter, now a partner at greylock, josh. how big do you think this is? josh: real-time conversations are only available on twitter.com. google has billions of searches every day. people will start to see this relevant topical discussion. i hope that will drive new exposure to twitter. people understand when they set up their twitter accounts, they will get the value from twitter but also google. you will start thinking about twitter a lot more. emily: will it have an impact on revenue? josh: i think the first step is to get people turning to twitter. i think that will impact revenue. emily: there was a story about the five things twitter needs to do to make money. unlike facebook, which focus on ad technology, twitter rochus on partnerships. without the right call? josh: there has always been 2 big efforts at twitter. the first is trying to get more people using the platfo

google, we are feeling lucky. they got perhaps this deal could be the key to boosting tweets outside of the traditional fee. e is a building spree happening in silicon valley. tech companies from facebook to amazon, google to adobe are expanding footprint, each one with a more sprawling and green and glassy building than the next. one is building a home away from home. that is samsung. it is almost finished with a new 1.1 million square-foot office which has caused $300 million to build. let's take a virtual tour with the man behind the project. his firm has designed buildings for amazon and microsoft and many more. what is different or special about samsung project? different than all the other things he designed? guest: i think it is really pushing where the technology companies are going, becoming more urban. more relevant to the employees. and more connected. this is a tall building, up against the sidewalk. it is next to two rail stations. it is about the energy happening outside the building as much as it is inside the building. inside, there is great connectedness, vertical gardens, it's a great place

google can now see your tweets. we will tell you what the partnership means.zuckerberg facing backlash. i will introduce you to the accusing facebook of being misleading.

google for the first time yesterday just reintroduced twitter tweets back into its search results, which is so important on a lot of levels. i do not search google any longer for anything recent. when i want news, i search twitter. i am not alone. google has that game to lose right now and they don't want to, which is why they're doing deals with twitter. twitter could benefit from deals and modernization. i think twitter has done a good job with ads. i think it's unfair they've been compared to facebook. it's kind of a ridiculous comparison. they're not as far along. >> they have to monetize non-logged in users. it was a mopug instance where we thought they would monetize that. they have to make video ads a lot more attractive. the bottom line is technically these broke down from the earnings low. i'm very nervous. >> it looks like sales force did have a suitor but not anymore. david favor reporting sales force and microsoft held significant talks but fizzled when the two couldn't come to an agreement over pricing. now what? steve grasso. >> we all knew what was on the chopping block, w

google started providing realtime twitter content in the search results on the mobile app. the latest tweets for any particular person like pam cook now show up in the search results. for now it's in english only but google plans to expand to other languages, browsers, and devices. >> i'm going to have to check that out. see when sal and steve and you post something. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour we are continuing to follow that developing news out of san francisco where a standoff has been going on all night. what forced is police officers and hostage negotiators to that home. >> and thousands of crude oil floating along a southern california coastline. the major cleanup and the possible impact to the local environment. >> we're looking at the south bay commute and northbound 280 looks good here in downtown san jose as you drive up to highway 17. we'll tell you more coming up. >> it may go down as the coolest may since 1995. everything is pointing toward a cooler day. we'll have the forecast temps for this cool wednesday. >>> we are live in san francisco where swat teams have just arrived

when you google something things come up about yourself. now tweets will pop up in the search result. >> if you google something on your phone or tablet because google linked up with twitter it will populate related tweets in those search results. eventually this will move to decembering topsk top. >> you have the list of the worst airports in today's 5@5:00. >> boston 70 percent of the flights arrived on time if you look at the past 10 summers. san francisco scored about the same. this comes from the travel reward site mile cards. jfk two-thirds. the worst airport newark not even 65 percent of summer flights arrived on time. there you have it the three worst all in this area because of summer thunderstorms and also with very congested airspace. wall street down 14 points but we are still near record highs. >> thank you very much loren. >> to find-- lauren. all you have to do is go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >> it is 14 minutes after the top of the hour. the boy scouts are banning water balloons. should we let our

after a year-long standoff google can now see your tweets. , we will tell you what the partnership meansrberg facing backlash for internet.org. i will introduce you to the coalition accusing facebook of being misleading. samsung left a

after a year-long standoff google can now see your tweets.ship means. and mark zuckerberg facing growing backlash for internet.org. i will introduce you to the coalition accusing facebook of being misleading. and samsung left a footprint in silicon valley. i will also speak to the guy who designed the new campus.

tweets are showing up in google searches on mobile devices. to halfs getting access a billion tweets every day turning up key phrases and hashtags. united technologies is talking to potential buyers for its helicopter unit. among those interested, boeing, lockheed martin and airbus. sikorsky makes black hawk helicopters and the presidential helicopter known as marine one. the largest auto recall in american history. takata corporation has denied that their air bags were faulty. now the u.s. government says takata is coming clean. hasp until now, takata refused to knowledge that airbags are defective. that changes today. today, i announced that takata has agreed to declare that a irbag insulators are defective . from 11 makers are involved and because of a shortage of repair parts it could take years for all of the vehicles to be made safe. the chairman of liberty global thinks vodafone would make an ideal partner. john malone says merging his empire with vodafone would be a great fit but he would not say whether the company's are in actual talk

what do you get when a racist women tweets on google? her name. but she is fine and happy now. a lot of people said to her after the book came out i cannot believe what we did -- well no one said i cannot believe what i did to you but i cannot believe what those people did to you. then i got the backlash. i realize i am bias here. but one i remember i didn't reply to any of them well one thing, i wrote this isn't a stand alone article. i said this is from my book. and now people are saying now jon ronson is saying this is an ex extract from his book. and i thought what does that mean mean. somebody tweeted out why isn't jon ronson replying to us and someone wrote because jon ronson only replies to men. it was said y to remember i am a blank canvas for people to put their ideas on to and i realized that was me. i realized there were two types of people in the world. people who value humans over ideas and then people who value ideas over humans. maybe that is too simplistic but if there are those two types of people in the world i am the first time. >> you are watching booktv on

google started offering twitter content. if you're interested in the latest tweetrticular person or topic they'll show up in the search result. google plans to expand the feature to other languages. >>> on wall street stocks closed low. dow was up 13 points. and the s & p closed a bit lower. >>> mark ibanze -- ibanez has the warriors highlights. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin shows us the trend in his complete bay area forecast. >> a south bay couple has been recognized for something they say comes naturally to them. meet a husband and wife taking care of newborn babies from the south bay and the honor they received today. my name is peter tran. i'm a gas service representative. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee of pg&e you always put your best foot forward to provide reliable and safe service and be able to help the community. we always have the safety of our customers and the community in mind. my family is in oakland, my wife's family is in oakland so this is home to us. being able to work in the community that i grew up in, customers feel l

google is offering a new way to share and store your photos today. the company tweeted the announcement this morning. the google photo app pools your pictures from your phone, tablet and computer into one place and from there you can share your photos with your friends. this photo sharing app goes against facebook which is currently the number one photo sharing site. the only critique about this to google's new venture is whether the app will be able to organize and manage thousands of pictures at once. google photos is available for free on google play and in the app store. >> i'm eun yang. for american women the deck can feel stacked when it comes to the job market. women earn less on the dollar and there are fields in which women aren't represented well. however there are amazing jobs that don't come attached to that glass ceiling. careers.com put together this list. we're talking about jobs in fields that are expected to grow. a lot of these jobs pay well regardless of gender and many of them put women in charge as a manager or an entrepreneur. a couple examples an

investor and google analytics expert tweeted, secret shutdown yelp crashed and linkedin got fired. now one that seems immune is facebook with its booming user base portfolio of apps. and improving results thanks to new prod ubts like video ads. even facebook shares are down over 5% over the past week and a half since that company reported results. its results were impacted by foreign exchange rates. excepting facebook analysts point out the three struggling companies each has their own unique issues. there is one challenge they share. the ability to accelerate advertising growth. >> thanks very much, julia. it is a debate we'll talk about with jim stewart from "the new york times." >>> we have sales numbers on toyota. >> weaker than expected for toyota in terms of sales. increase of 1.8%. edmunds.com estimate was an increase of 5.9%. what we've seen from most automakers has been a modest increase year over year in terms of auto sales. the pace many are expecting and we'll find this out within the next couple of hours, pace for last month, most believe it's going to come in at 16.8

tweets are now showing up in google searches on mobile devices. sh to track new users. gaining access to half a billion tweets every day, turning up key phrases and hashtags. the national football league is adding an element of drama to what has become a routine part of the game. the extra point kick will not be so automatic next season. league owners in san francisco voted to move the line of scrimmage on the points from the two-yard line to the 15, turning the extra point into a 33-yard field goal. stillint conversions will start from the two-yard line. last year, 99% of the extra point kids were successful. with scarlet fu. scarlet, i do not know if this is a good idea or not. scarlet: i figure it's more exciting. if you have more to drive import conversions, the game becomes very interesting. there was a success rate of 47% for that conversion last year. mark: we know the extra point kick was like a ceremonial thing to do. it is almost like the ,ntentional walk in baseball but there's always something that could go wrong. the pitcher throws fou

at&t bringing in additional cell tower to happen the text tweet and postings to instagram. >> a lot. google said the self driving cars ready to rome. prototype hit the roads this summer. here's david louie. >> it will be in the attraction or possibly a distraction depending what you think of the small 2 seater electric self driving car. google designed them this way so engineers see how people react and interact with them. human will remain manual control as needed. speed limited to 25 miles an hour. joe has driven by the lexus self driving vehicle that google tested for 6 years and speed not a word he would associate with them. >> typically on the fast lane but going too slow. already on the slow side in my experience. >> nurse pierson no fear about being struck by one. >> would i trust it to stop. i would definitely trust to it stop. >> technology is ready. >> yes. yes, i do. >> this next phase of testing brings self driving capability closer to reality for seniors who fear losing the independence and mobility. >> for a lot of folk forced to perhaps give up the keys and that is really lim

cofounder james l brooks tweeted that the show is still trying to work things out with shearer. we did some googling are astounded by the number of voices he has done on the show. here is an example. >> we must be vigilant. every home, every church. >> i grew up in a town in arkansas whose name, ironically, was terrorism. john: shearer has done nixon dole, adaline stephenson. how big a blow would it be if harry shearer says sayonara? mark: the loss of adelai stephenson alone would be devastating. in hollywood and show business people cannot work out contracts for the good of the nation. john: they say, if he does not come back, they will recast. i think it would mean the end of the characters. mark: did you hear the voice of the second guy who did kermit? nails on a chalkboard. john: i am begging you please harry, james l brooks, find a way. mark: on the other hand, i was not in love with the original steamboat really -- willie. john: we will be right back. ♪ john: getting hot in the republican party. the rnc is in arizona for the spring meeting. our man in the field was on the trail with jeb bush w

and to answer your tweets yes, he is just alive. i just googled him. he is 94 years old. him. he is 94 years old. god bless him. and this is not going away and cnn if we are not nothing, we are up to date on the in things. and stay tuned this summer for the golden girls. and gary tuchman as blanche. as for all of you buying silver hair dye from amazon but sure to rinse thoroughly. the o.j. trial, drama of the century, starts now. >> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the shocking crime. >> ron and nicole were butchered. >> the riveting car chase.

google is getting access to half a million tweets every day.newbie to record setter. right after getting his account he reached one million followers in five hours. that smashes the mark set by robert downey junior. he needed 24 hours. how long did it take you to get to one million, tom? tom: it was like 2040. a linear function. brendan: i am just bumping up against 2000. tom: joe weisenthal crushing me on twitter. let's look at the chairman. not the blog writing bernanke but alan greenspan at the peterson institute. here is the chairman talking down to thousand 15 gross. -- 2015 gross. >> i don't believe the -1% is accurate. the problem exists that it is very difficult to envisage going up to 3.5%. tom: greenspan saying we are heading toward where ethan harris is. the cohead of global economic research at bank of america. where is the old 3%? array going to get back to 3% or is there a new number -- are we going to get back to 3% or is there a new number? guest: we can bounce back from an awful first quarter but on a sustained basis the 3% is

google cardboard. it is going into that spear quite seriously. day guy, makeover this. it is almost like your personal home theater. we are seeing a lot of tweetsht now from movie legends. he posted this. you can run, but you cannot hide. a lot of them are poking fun at because it reflects pent-up frustration because of the app. nothing to do with him. i cannot watch everyone. the name of the handle reflects that. once he gets the red card. making -- islso moving high in the trend. a reference to aladdin. mexicanbe ashamed as a should our football federation vote for the reelection of this president. ozchin: that is a look at what is trending on social media. you can follow david as well. let's take a look at what is coming up. you cannot buy trust. how this billionaire lost her for billion-dollar fund. hurt 4 billion-dollar fund. ♪ >> his first love was the piano. along the way he invented a way to bring the audience to him. -- to them. it's now a gigantic musical database curated by listeners that aims to predict what you want to hear. you know it as pandora. today, more than 80 million people tune in every month to listen to millions of song

without first google or the european privacy commissioner decides it's not irrelevant, outdated or is relevant to some b public purpose. so if during this panel, someone is tweeting i'm a really boring moderator, after the show i could object in europe this violates my right and demand this post be deleted from google. then google has to decide whether i'm a public figure or if the tweet is relevant and if the guess is wrong, it's liable for relatively modest time but if pending data protection regulation passes the fines could rise to what is it, up to two or more percent of your annual income, which is more than $50 billion. pretty heavy penalties if you guess wrong about this unfair tweet i'm trying to have removed. >> i think that's at least under the data protection regulation and types of fines that might be imposed. >> can, don't answer if you don't want to engage, but most american americans support some type of right to be forgotten. is it a good idea and should congress pass it? >> yeah, i can't classroomim to be an expert in this area but it strikes me as impossible. almost impossible to actually implement it. and you're right it just flies in the face

we ingest 5500 tweets on facebook an instagram posts a second. tag them up and down just like google does that with wet pages. we allow you to search and listen stethoscope i cannily to a specific conversation around a brand. we allow to you display that inside of it. v, inside of television commercial. in venue on big screens with maybe and web. david: if i could just put it in a nutshell, scott, you're using your background and expertise with software and java to find a way to market all this data, correct? >> i grew up, my dad was group vice president of north american marketing for american motorcars company and i grew up in the marketing and sales world. you could never tell whether advertising really worked. with online digital you're taking advertising content that you have and adding credibility. i like to say social persuade. it is very persuasive medium. putting that together with your advertising story makes it a very credible and persuasive argument. so we're getting very good at bringing right social media conversations to the advertising, point of sale or the in venue e

tweeted the thrill will never be gone. may he rest in peace. >> i love bb king. riding with the king. >>> googleled today it's getting ready to launch the next generation of the self-driving cars and this time both pedestrians and drivers of regular cars expect to look around and the high-tech vehicles near you. david louie is live in mountain view. it's pretty exciting. >> very exciting. the testing will begin this summer and there will be no mistaking them. they look huge which means they will be attracting a lot of attention and they may be distracting to some pedestrians and drivers. take a look yourself. the smaller prototypes will be two-seaters and will continue to have human drivers behind the steering wheel just in case. 25 of them have been built so far and they'll hit mountain view streets a few at a time. by making silicon valley a test bed, they're more likely to run into them, figuratively speaking. >> i don't know if i trust them implicitly, but trust them enough that hopefully they'll be doing the right thing apart from anywhere else on the road. they've driven over a million mil

are both in europe and one of you is tweeting that i'm doing a boring job moderating the panel, i can object that it fallen -- violated my dignitary rights and google and yahoo! would have to decide if i'm a public figure or not. if they guess wrong, they are liable for up to 2% of their annual income, so we are talking areas money. i think i want to ask you this. who is right, the americans, or the europeans? [laughter] >> i wouldn't want to betray my country on national television here. i think our differing approaches to privacy on some of these issues, i think one thing americans are sometimes forgetting of late is that hard-fought right to privacy. i think there is a balance that needs to be struck and we may be going in a direction that further than we would like to go. the area i work most often is campaign finance. it is interesting, i believe in france. i don't want to be quoted on that but here we say we need to know who's financing all these ads. they are, they say no, you cannot disclose who is financing always at, in order to protect the privacy of those engaged in political speech, to preserve social interactions as well. if her to de

abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted this photo of a massive whale being dropped into the sand. >>> a high-priced prostitute accused of killing a googletive with an overdose of heroin agreed to a plea deal. at 5k clo chris nguyen will have more on why she may only have to serve a fraction of her six-year sentence. >>> and a story you will see only on abc 7 sfpd recruits on the way to bay to breakers this weekend got a chance to put their new skills to use. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has more on how they stopped a smash and grab in progress and made two arrests. >> good afternoon, captain yee! >> reporter: the 244th recruit class, 38 men and women now in their 20th week at the academy. on sunday, they put their training to work. it was early in the morning the annual bay to breakers. they were on a chartered bus en route to help with traffic control. the bus stopped at a red light on the 800 block of market. they were right next to the diesel clothing store. they peered out the bus and this is what they saw. >> a gentleman in the store was using a hammer to break some display cases. >> and i was, like wow! that can't be real right now

and right after this segment, i'll tweets out the modern president, under whom the poverty rate in america hit its lowest point. >> why can't i just google that. why do i have to go on twitter, sign up follow you. >> it's less typing. >> i have a better tease for you. why don't you take your last 15 seconds and telling us about the time you played the piano with paul mccartney. >> october 8, 2005. who remembers? >> i was there. >> the sirius xm studios picked out of the audience. my wife said please don't weep on this man. and i did i played piano, i said union wages, right? he said you're not going to get paid for this don't get above your station. >> i never forget when you came back to the station, you said the hands that wrote hey jude touched these hands. >> good to see you. don't you want to know more about that follow james on twitter, he'll offer you a few more facts. >>> a month into her presidential campaign, and we still haven't heard from hillary clinton. now, some media outlets are finding new ways to call out hillary clinton. so much attention on jeb bush and what he said. how about on what hillary clinton is not saying. sh

tweets shows that women like the device more than men. women like the fitness apps and ability to buy things like coffee from their wrist. >>> straight ahead why google is apologizing for a racial slur that somehow made its way into their mapping software. >> plus troubling new information on the backlog of untested rape kits. >> reporter: officers with immigration and customs enforcement capture convicted criminals living in our community. i'm andrea narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late. >>> only on 9 we hit the streets with immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. as officers track down criminals who violate the conditions of

his tweet being my thoughts on the next season will be the same as the last time. i googled it. he's 36. >> getting though. >> yeah. >>> "the wall street journal" says the popular hack of a popular dating site has left four people red-faced. that's because the personal information of the users of adult friend find has been compromised. sexual preferences, e-mails, even the admitted willingness to cheat on a spouse has been exposed. the company say nos financial information or passwords were stolen. that may not be much compensation. >> is it worse to shahhave that out there than your financial information? >> i would say so. >> yeah. >> it's now 7:22. now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up spectacular crashes at one of the most famous speedways in the world. what officials are doingo t make indy 500 safer. >>> and honoring those on memorial day weekend. some will be flying high in a world war ii >>> coming up, it is the latest way to spin your stomach and send thrills down your spine. we'll take you to the revamped ride opening today. >>> and we'll also

google just to given you an idea exactly with a we're looking at here. so the train left amtrak's 30th street station right here is the curve that is in question. now sue serio just tweeted out, an interesting point, 72 years ago, in 1943 an accident same scenario happened in the same spot in which sue how many people were killed? >> an accident where 79 people were killed. >> seventy-nine people lost their lives. >> one of the worse train disasters in united states history, injured 117, it was labor day weekend of 1943, and it was very crowded train car. but happened at the same curve as you said, that same frankford junction. >> exactly. so here is the frankford junction, right here, you got the frankford quick that rolls through. again it happened right on this curve here. that's the main drag northeast corridor, which all trains between new york and philadelphia travel. so it is going to basically shutdown rail service indefinately right now between new york and philadelphia also, service amtrak rain, as well as chestnut hill west line, from the shots we saw from skyfox, the rales mangled the overhead wires pulled down septa's regional rail trains use those overhead

by pressing pool thinking that was a fun summer reference the way google changes its look for occasions. it made for hysterical live tweetsfter six month of engagement. in a joint statement they say they mutually decided to end their engagement and will continue to be friends. >> do you think it's a contract for six months maybe? >> i don't know. i don't care. chris who competed on "dancing with the stars" right after the finale of "the bachelor" had whitney beside his side. i want a wedding. like tristan and ryan. i still love them because they tied the knot. >> and people are still surprised when the love doesn't last. >> anyway up next mr. worldwide, mr. 305. whatever you call him, he's on fire. and he is hitting the concert stage in orlando rig ♪ caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrough. ♪ the world's first body wash with fragrance release pearls. touch your skin to release fragrance up to 12 hours. new caress love forever. for an unforgettable fragrance up to 12 hours. i want a great shape. who doesn't? so i work out. i'm good. i juice. and then there's that other thing. this... i can do easily. new benefiber he

if we are both in europe and one of you is tweeting that i'm doing a boring job moderating the panel, i can object that it violated my dignitary rights and googlend yahoo! would have to decide if i'm a public figure or not. if they guess wrong, they are liable for up to 2% of their annual income, so we are talking serious money. describe this -- i think i want to ask you this. who is right, the americans, or the europeans? [laughter] >> i wouldn't want to betray my country on national television here. i think our differing approaches to privacy on some of these issues, i think one thing americans are sometimes forgetting of late is that hard-fought right to privacy. i don't know who is better. i think there is a balance that needs to be struck and we may be going in a direction that further than we would like to go. the area i work most often is campaign finance. it is interesting, i believe in france. i don't want to be quoted on that, but here we say we need to know who's financing all these ads. there they say no, you cannot disclose who is financing always at, in order to protect the privacy of those engaged in political speech, to preserve

in europe and one of you is tweeting right not on the panel that i'm doing a boring job moderating this panel, i can object that this violated my dignitary rights and google and yahoo! would have to decide if i'm a public figure or not. if they decide i'm not they have to remove it. if they cancel they are liable for up to 2% of annual income what you think was $50 billion in google's case. serious money. describe think want to ask you this. who was right the americans or the europeans? [laughter] >> well i wouldn't want to betray my country on national television. i think our differing approaches to privacy and some of these issues, you know, i think one thing that americans are sometimes forgetting actually of late is that hard-fought right to privacy. i don't know who is better but i think there's a balance that needs to be struck and they think we may be going in a direction that's further than we would like. i see it in the area i work most often which is campaign finance. it's interesting in i believe in france, i don't want to be quoted but i think some other european countries where he was so we need to know who is financing all these ads. there t

tweet and allow shamus to command on search results. >> guest: okay, here's the thing -- no. somebody said to me when i was writing this book, you know, googlehas a formal toby eagle but it has anything happened whether it's good or bad. i worked with some economists which was made tonight adjusting sacco's shaming because november 2013 she was googled 40 times. on december 2013 googled 1,220,000 times. so we were out using mathematics with several million dollars. the most was half a million and i think $120,000. >> host: you've got it in your book "so you've been publicly shamed, the psychopath test." i look toward a moment ago but couldn't find my mark. we will go to barbara in seattle. >> caller: hi, i want to ask a question. do you think that the cia and the u.s. government is more site go or lifecycle event had a date? i have been to move next door to a person and he would not kill any women with children. certainly that was the story that is why you would feel the way that i did incredibly unsympathetic. while she stood on mind in the doorway and we know this kind of stuff happens a lot. in my book, i suppose it looks how inside the b