email flying through the air i may be over 60, but i love those mp3's face time us ♪ you'll be googling usere in the internet world. take care. yo yo. [applause] >> we will get started. for the second half of our mourning, as you know, the lead davis joined us this morning, and we have dave clark joining us for the next half. dave has been an award winning newsmen for 35 years. he has been broadcasting for 35 years. he started when he was 17, so i have not had a chance to ask him what that special experience might have been about, but maybe you'll get a chance to ask him about this. i was interested in reading about all the places that he has worked. he has ben in new york city, washington d.c., he has been in los angeles. probably the most interesting for me was the fact that he was in philadelphia for a number of years. we know in the department of aging and adult services that philadelphia has one of the most interesting and creative network of services for older adults in the country. it is really accessible to older adults. some of the most creative work we have seen at around the cou

. >> governments are googling us the search giant reports big increase in requests for data about itsusers u.s. made the most requests. barnes & noble has joined battle of 7 inch tablets with its nook hd doesn't have as many apps, but where it shines is display. >> this is a remarkably good screen i watched videos, movies on it, now nook video allows people to rent or buy movies and tv shows. >> the nook hd starts at $200. black ops 2 said 13 years from now you disgust me. prove it. enough is enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. d-con. get out. brings light and fragrance together, to create a mesmerizing experience in your home. try the new color changing candle. something in the air wick. >>> welcome back. ferry building blue today, did you know it is world diana day -- world diabetes day? that's why our iconic ferry build something lit in blue, to reflect the official color of world diabetes day. >> thanks for sharing that mike. former republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan says he was shocked how the presidential election played

>>reporter: in today's tek bytes, governments are googling us. the search giant reports a big increase in requests for data about its users. the u.s. made the most requests and google complied almost all the time. barnes and noble has joined the batful of the seven-inch tablet with its nook hd. it doesn't have as many apps as the this is a remarkably good screen. i watched videos and movies on it, now nook video allows people to rent or buy movies and tv shows. >>reporter: the nook hd starts at $200. a hot new video game got burned by current events in call of duty. about 13 years from now the secretary of defense is david petraeus, the current sex scandal makes a future cabinet post unlikely. those are your tech bytes, i'm paula fairice. >>> a live look this morning at new york. things just picking up there. a nice sunrise over that skyline. thank you for staying with us here on this wednesday morning. i'm charley crowson. >>> do you remember the back in june also irene from august of 2011? many of you were without power for a number of days, ev

to be visit as many as i can work at google to use davis just one of you has listened and thought it over yet a biggest reward i could have. just me but i knew i was going to get whether you are married or in your guesses were gallion perhaps my son's story will save your life. i would like some may laugh at me the family many say i'm pathetic let me put it doesn't matter to bush i don't know if i can save just one life was a lot of golf i saved two i'll be even happier about and i can save more because that's even better that a this is my son's legacy. i . this was the plant that was responsible for causing the world's worst industrial disaster and had been abandoned in a condition where it had become a source of pollution or the most recent study that was done shows that this water pollution and spreading. more than a hundred thousand people. with. ten times more likely to be born with birth defects in children in the rest of. the scene as little as five hundred dollars. unpunished. wealthy british style. market. really happening to the global economy with. global financial headlin

at question, does google use its search results to strengthen its own business interests. for that and the rest of your news, we'll turn to bertha coombs at cnbc. >> good morning, scott. warren buffett right now on our squawk box program saying he thinks it's better that politicians don't negotiate the cliff in public. and certainly investors probably feel that way too. futures are slightly lower. the markets fell on tuesday after senate leader harry reid who said congress has made little progress on a budget deal to avoid a year-end fiscal cliff. it was really the tone, saying it's time to end the happy talk. that overshadowed positive reports on home prices and consumer confidence. this morning, we'll get data on new home sales and a report from the fed on regional economic conditions. the dow fell 89 points. the nasdaq losing nearly 9. if you're flying over the holidays, it's going to cost you more. airfares expected to be about 5% higher than last year. if you leave on the saturday before christmas and return on the following saturday, the saturday discounts won't appl

google cofounder sergey brin is showing us an electronic globe that displays the mountains of google searches happening around the world at any given moment. >> so every little dot represents a certain number of searches, but you can see that there are thousands of searches going on every second. >> looking at the googleplex, company headquarters in silicon valley, it's hard to imagine that just a few years ago the company basically consisted of the russian-born brin and cofounder larry page working in a converted garage. >> our boardroom table was also our ping-pong table, so it had the net and everything. >> inside the googleplex feels more like a college dorm than a corporate office: bikes in the hallways, dogs under the desks, and there's a strong spirit of play. besides all the ping-pong, there's a volleyball game every day at noon. >> this is really where we spend, you know, the overwhelming majority of our time, and so in order to have a good lifestyle, we had to have a good lifestyle at work, which meant that, you know, you do have lots of sports and things. we have our ski t

google has a clear five-wave decline from the decline. that decline gives us two pieces of information. one, the larger trend from google is down. two, we are in the fifth wave of the decline. when it ends we'll have a good counter trend rebound in google. google supports around there. this is how we measure moves within the market. >> we'll leave it there. great to speak with you. >> steve mentioned part of the weakness could be apple. the stock is sinking into bear market territory. people might wonder why we talk about apple, why we are flagging the stock. it contributed a lot to the down side in nasdaq 100 and the s&p 500. take a look at the statistics we drummed uh. the drag that apple has put on these indices this corner. 47% of the nasdaq 100 loss is apple. 23% of the s&p loss is apple. that's why we talk about the stock. dr. j, apple. you don't have a position. why not? >> i don't have a position yet. it's getting very tempting here. because this area right around 520 to 540 for me is a key level for apple. that basically takes us to the march lows, to

. >> it uses google chrome operating system going on sale this week. the theory is taking on to see how they did. >> come back to that boarding fee. >> yes. >> for $100 i wonder if they let me pack myself. it would be cheaper. >> good weather for flying? >> yes. >> sandhya patel is here. things changing. >> oh in, a big way. we're going to go to winter like chill. bring on the showers. major changes in the forecast starting tomorrow. already seeing changes from clouds out there. temperatures running a good 10-22 degrees koomer. low clouds never cleared in areas. another live picture, from our camera where it's a beautiful view of lake tahoe. 53 now. winter weather advisory is going on. beautiful view there. what it looks like we do have low clouds here near the coast. high clouds beginning to move in. we have basically mid-50s to mid-60s, highs have been in the mid-60s to low 70s. here are the highlights. showers arriving tomorrow. we look at the cold night heading into weechblgd may see frost next week. tomorrow morning, it's going to be cold. i r i w

computer the internet itself is a publishing platform and you don't have to call up google every time you want to use google you just go onto google and you type something so hopefully i mean for the sea to save ourselves who use computers daily this this will be reanalyzed in another court retry and hopefully the person that was set this week in newark will not stand yeah absolutely and i do want to talk about someone else now jeremy hammond he's been behind bars for nearly eight months he's accused of being a member of and part of the group that hacked into that private intelligence firm strat for a whole lot going on here he was denied bail. talk a little bit about some of the other things we're learning about this case ok so you important thing yeah it's really going to have an himself was it was in court in new york this week and there was no conviction there was like you said he's still it's been eight months and there hasn't been a trial yet he's is hopefully going to be released on house arrest so that he can kind of you know get himself together before he goes into court for this and the jud

there's a bigger issue with google, for instance. everybody usesrch and there's google plus. your online life can be built around google if you want, g mail, all these things. what happens and what google was trying to do this year was to sort of create and use all their different online products and your activity on them to create an online profile of you. to use what you search for and to use what's in the terms in your e-mails. if there's something with google plus, they can kind of create an idea that that is what your personality is. i think that the personality of people online, they assume there's a cloak there so people let parts of themselves sort of show online that they otherwise would. i think there's a story in the times last week about -- >> like what, steve? be specific. >> there's a couple ways to read that statement like anthony weiner would say. google auto complete. start asking a question about something. you find out what people -- you and about john boehner, you don't ask about the fiscal cliff or the tax plan. they ask if joh

google introduced next us is 4, latest smartphone running android 4.2. stern found a lot to like including new photo feature. >> it can take a 360 photo can capture the ceiling or sky, also wide angles, really cool. on top of that they made it faster, no lag to the operating system. >> those are your techhkx;x;x$ú >> fog is starting to develop in the east bay valleys that could be the only weather-related issue to your morning commute. record highs in the forecast, more news. >>> 4:43. live picture from florida happening at the kennedy space center that is the shuttle atlantis, on its final journey to retirement like endeavour was. right now the shuttle is on its 10-mile short journey from an industrial park to an area where this will be on display for a history for all to see. today's day-long trip includes stops along the way, public viewing and ceremony. it doesn't look like it is movinging from this angle, if it were -- moving from this angle. my guess is it is hard to tell because it is moving so slowly. [ unintelligible ] >>> today employees are d

the latest deal is the first settlement between apple and a company that uses devices using google's android operating system. it may influence the ongoing court battles between apple and samsung electronics. >>> china's main securities regulator says it wants to promote investment in chinese shares by foreign institutional investors. the chairman of the china securities regulatory commission spoke to reporters on the sidelines of the communist party's national congress. he said overseas investment represents just 1.2% of china's total market capitalization. he said the proportion is significantly lower than in other emerging economies. foreign investors account for 20% to 30% in those kuntzcounr.. 20% to 30% in those kuntzcoun. . 20% to 30% in those kuntzcounns. >> translator: the chinese government want to stabilize china's stock markets and prevent plunges in share prices. >> he also said china will expand the quota for foreign investors and offer them tax incentives. experts say most chinese shares are owned by domestic individual investors. they say this is a factor behind the w

google who truly knows how to run the source code. >> absolutely. i am sure there are many people out there right now pitching congressional campaigns who are saying we got to get us one of those, you know, google guys. >> when i was in chicago talking to the senior aids about this stuff, they said that jim and the tv people at the obama campaign hated this stuff because they don't get to make their own decisions anymore or the money off of it. >> that's a different issue. they can negotiate their pay but the decisions of where the ads are bought and how much you're going to target, what cable show and everything like that, no longer made by wise men and smokey rooms. it is made by data. >> we'll leave it there. karen finney, michael cherrer, thank you for joining us tonight. >> what purpose to reform the filibuster if you're not going to get the part that is tying

on their side -- google uses on their side. you have to understand that they are offering this free service to millions of people. they are -- they are not doing it as charity. if they cannot make revenue of of offering this service, there is not much reason for them to do it. i cannot think of anything that could be done that would so drastically improved americans' e-mail privacy against mathis that can be used to intrude on people's privacy -- against mats that can be used to intrude on people's privacy -- against methods that can be used to intrude on people's privacy. google has a big identity shuttered. there is an -- who go -- google has a big identity structure. you need a way to use a public key to lock it and can only be opened by the intended recipient. the question is, how do you get that he? how do you associate each -- how -- that key?=- they have a way to revolutionize e-mail privacy overnight. if they could find a way to do that that would be profitable to them, it would be an incredible boon. host: the last tim

the other two nations which are fighting in the word what is america one is china so america is using google which is why our and there is a lot of losses and china is using up peacefully and civilized with the it is no loss and if the strategy is working well why change it chinese leaders understand the importance of soft power. and yet understand that. people love him and he moans to some extent and has made it a certain to be studied not to be followed completely for now a growing red dragon means that china's version of a new world order is here to stay you see captain of r t moscow one still a decade the ruling party gathers to select the next generation. today on hard to door to dot com. there's little cause for celebration in israel as a concert pianist sends only a something as nations to barack obama as relax into the white house needs benjamin netanyahu. political some seven weeks plane why office in the spring. or recently protests and demonstrations of any kind were banned until further notice and buck rein a curfew as in you can't go out of your home when the government doesn't

i use google for an hour or two or three every day and my work and in my life. what a wonderful tool. it reduces exercise in thought through the momentary process of looking up information. we don't have to know where we are anymore. we can have someone tell us exactly where we are in the world. and we are also adding noise by the way we live our lives. we can compensate by trading in our brains in recovery direction and we can use technology to do that. how do you reverse age-related cognitive decline? you have to work on the skills and abilities that support accurate vision, balance, and body. you also have to exercise the brains learning machine. if it is slowly dying off. this is really important. it is about reestablishing your ability to operate in the world with all of its gloria's details. we accomplished that in part, or we a help accomplish that by constructing computer-based exorcises that use these basic strategies to try to drive these changes and integrate them with high efficiency. these exercises that are available and computers for you to look a

apple had long used google's maps before switching over to their own map service. seemed like a pretty good idea for a company that wants to own the world. the users quickly complained about incorrect addresses, poor driving direction and misplaced landmarks. prompting a rare public apology from apple ceo tim cook. >> the pond was not a mistake. but if you'd like to see it as one, that's okay. in other business news, latest housing numbers, third quarter home prices rose 3.6% from a year ago with most major american cities seeing their biggest gains in five years. >> great news. >> yes. let's go to geoff cutmore who is live this london wiin london wi latest. >>> it's pun afunny, while we h the doom and gloom around the fiscal cliff driving equity markets lower, we're at serious risk of good news breaking out on the economy running in to the holiday season. so we have the better housing numbers, up 3.6%. then we had a stronger consumer confidence number and we're seeing the best consumer confidence since, what, february 2008. let's put it in context. we're just in 7

use a lot of money for a lot of reasons and-- >> well, charles. >> not getting it right. >> real fast, let me finish the point. charlie if you want to do a simple googleheck see the business leaders last week that called for hire-- >> fair and balanced and if you don't believe us, go check google. do a google check. >> and we've got to thank charlie and dagen. >> don't tell charlie to google anythin. >> guys, up next, are you ready for thanksgiving seconds? not talking turkey, i'm talking about stocks. the picks to be >> giving thanks for our gang's stock picks. >> i like am. tough market refuse to go down and consistent earnings. >> and bioteches and you like this one, ben? >> love it. great, great, great company. >> what stox do you like. >> get it on with ew. it is the best thing ever and

google. change the whole. company used to account for one hundred percent of the tablet. just fifty percent. the rest of the markers are. a very very small sliver of controlled by windows based devices. however in russia. has a little over twenty five percent. of the remaining three quarters of the. people. are more for entertainment for consuming content. the microsoft surface is for creating content for work. very convenient. that is. hardware. operating systems as well. the major. in terms of traditional. systems. to translate into. the world becomes. they can't see. the surface tablet launch. on the mobile device. has worked hard to reverse. this point it is hard to say if they'll be successful. to showcase their. systems. across the globe. bodes well for the company though is the fact that in recent years microsoft has shown that it's able to branch out from its traditional strongholds and still find success it took the early lead in terms of gesture recognition software its connect and related gaming systems have proved a major hit for the old and young alike but he

sources tell us google has been talks for a couple weeks but not proposed any prem rem dis to allegedolations. kodak moving close twror getting out of bankruptcy arks ranging $793 million in financing from creditors that is8>)Ñ contingent on kodak sellg it's patent fort folo resolving the company's uk pension and other issues kodak says it's hoping to get out of bankruptcy next year. m sm tech angles to a resale story, best buy names sharon mccoll yum as its new chief financial officer, she helped develop e commerce business and best buy is hoping the improved online sails will help turn around this struggling kchl a dark cloud hanging over the new e. ceo of "new york times" company. controversial ranges over his handling of the sex scandal in charge of the bbc. thompson denies reports a squashed a program that exposed crimes of a former bbc host. stocks enchanged after a drop on concerns about the fiscal cliff. investors waiting for talks to start. as for your bloomberg silicon valley index, it closed lower, microsoft celebrating the release of the halo video game franchise, sales ge

use a lot of money for lot of reasons and-- >> well, charles. >> not getting it right. >> real fast, let me finish the point. charlie if you want to do a simple googleck see the business leaders last week that called for hire-- >> fair and balanced and if you don't believe us, go check google. do a google check. >> and we've got to thank charlie and dagen. >> don't tell charlie to google anything. >> guys, up next, are you ready for thanksgiving seconds? not talking turkey, i'm talking about stocks. talking about stocks. the picks to be with the spark cash card from capital one, sven gets great rewards for his small business! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purche, everday! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great sinesses deserve great rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. can i still ship a gift in time r christmas? yeah, sure you can. gr

using google maps. >> with the syrian local this is made from the national freedom of movement. its range is 6 km it is towards the checkpoint. they do not know what to think. the pre- syrian army have had a problem with ramshackle chaotic this is trying to reverse that problem. these images are being released the world. they are asking for outside help. >> for an organized professional to enforce and it is already moving forward in their arms capability, sophistication and they want to present themselves at preserving a greater external support. >> the united states once more battlefield commanders to chorem join they will be lucky to get mad as organized as these guys appear to be. they will get lucky to get-these guys as organized. the many people have joined the movement but they might not be suitable. the fighters have seen as fractured in the political leaders are often too much bickering and unity is a distant goal. washington is hoping that this will finally succeed where so many other attempts have felt. >> there has been a lot of talk about the election. - other attemp

and it's best to use web sites like google products to compare prices. big box stores are fighting back. tomorrow best buy, target, toys "r" us, will match an online price in an effort to get you to buy now. and visit our web site at cbssf.com/cyber monday. reporting live in the news room. frank and michelle back to you. >>> some bay area commuters say they are sick and tired of silicon valley's special shuttle buses. >> how they're breaking the law and what city leaders say can be done about. >> if they're eating every three hours or so, that's 7 to 8 feedings a day. >> california's record breaking babies go home for the holidays. we'll catch up with these big triplets when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> she said it best, the a circus came to glendale california for the first time this weekend, and it made a big splash. >> thanks to that guy right there. unfortunately not for what happened under the big top. the 4-year-old camel escaped its handlers and made it to a nearby gas station. traffic did stop until she was safely back in the enclosure. >> c

accounts seized or not seized those are the number of requests those are the numbers out of the us and they go and google follow through with ninety percent of them and that's i mean it's on the rise but it's not that unusual google's been keeping track of this number since two thousand and ten now and we know that we do want to let's put this chart and because it kind of illustrates what you're saying it shows that these government requests have increased exponentially as you can see there over the years we see since two thousand and four the demand to snoop on e-mails and other internet activity rises dramatically after we don't really know why the information is being demanded or what is being done with it after the fact and we should know a lot of the times there is no criminal activity involved no not at all if you go if you look at what google or what the government has been doing to google and you look back at the electronic communications privacy act of one nine hundred eighty six i believe something like thirty thousand americans every year have their e-mails monitored by the government and the

we used a google map with cnn contributor general james spider marks.t kind of combat are we talking about? >> combat in restricted terrain. in gaza city there are about 500,000 people that live in this city. you can only imagine the type of combat that is going to take place in this very restricted terrain. >> reporter: terrain where mark says israeli troops will be exposed to ambush, sniper fire, suicide bombings. if a ground invasion is launched, it could be eerily similar to a conflict four years ago after hamas rocket attacks on israel. in in late 2008, early 2009, a short period of air strikes followed by a longer ground invasion of gaza. these are scenes from it. entire apartment blocks destroyed. estimates are up to 1,400 palestinians were killed, many of them civilians. about a dozen israelis were killed in that operation and then the israelis were able to split up gaza, cut supply lines. this time analysts say hamas could make it tougher. >> they have some better weapons, no question about it. they have much better tank capability with the con

given these findings the the jury, with little efforts by using mainly google did an extensive search for the factual evidence of the success of various pension investment policies. the reports researched rather a low risk investment policy could equal or exceed a high risk investment policy. and one of the reports found that -- we researched found that the stanford institute for> supervisor elsbernd: no. >> it's on your report also. i'm not sure what page. figure 3 in your reportws&jjÑ. >> supervisor elsbernd: we have it. it's on page 9. what might be helpful for folks at home if is you had a copy if you would put it on the projector as opposed to that, if you want members of the public to see that. i was saying a copy of the civil grand jury repo

there was an article that came out yesterday about google using massive amounts of computing but also massive amounts of data to improve neural networks, and they said they are getting a 25% increase in voice recognition accuracy just doing that. this is one of the gift that keeps on giving, because of more computing it takes to support users, the more this capability grows, so i have said for some time, imagine there is a service that if you're building an app you can tap into that is intelligent, but has predictive capability, and there are all kinds of artificial intelligence methods, or other things that can take a advantage of this, but i think that is going to be like a laser that you build apps on top of the cloud. that is something you need to tap into. it gives a huge amount of things. imagine five years from now. i think it will astonish you how intelligence this community becomes. watson was on a small set of computers. it is a lot of data for a human, but compared to a week, not much data. watson is going through the cloud, and they are putting in all the medical textbooks

witness google, facebook -- >> i don't think any of us were first. >> rose: subpoena that right? >> yeah. >> rose: google wasn't the first to search for sure. and we weren't first -- >> rose: so if it's not being first with good software, what's the secret to success? >> execution and innovation being willing to continually it rate. so you look at what is social networking, friendster was long before facebook and myspace. but what we did and did well and it's to marc's credit and our engineering teams is we continually innovate our product >> i think an important thing is a willingness to defer gratification. so facebook, many of these other companies that become very successful businesses it's the cliche. read about a lot in what used to be called the newspaper that these companies are run by a bunch of kids and they don't know how to make money and they won't ever make money and facebook will be able to monetize and search will never be able to monetize and this whole internet thing. >> rose: >> and it's all falling apart. >> and don't these guys know they have to run their own

google says the number of government requests to access and remove online data has risen throughout twenty twelve us once again topped the list asking for the private information almost eight thousand users in the first six months of the year to discuss the surveillance trend i'm now joined by laws kay leader of the u.k. pirate party very personal data being requested but also contents being requested to be removed what sort of stuff is being removed that should not be removed do you think. well we've seen a very worrying trend each time that these reports are being have been republished by google we've seen an increase of prayer requests from a whole range of things there's been a lot of copyright requests but also i think most alarmingly is this trend towards requesting personal data particularly this area where we've seen a huge seen a significant increase from the united states the united states is way out ahead in these requirements with india just coming in a distant second and i think it's particularly this it's not so much the it's not so much to take a town but i think it's particularly the

they'll be able to use google earth to see what's behind buildings during a fire. eventually eliminate all the paper and binders currently used in the fire trucks. >>> new location. same controversy. the chick-fil-a battle continues. people camped out in walnut creek for the gran opening. some to get a shot at being one of the first 100 customers who would be rewarded with a free meal every week for an entire year. and others, because they were ôt food c. they're upset over the stance of the owner on same sex marriage. they said they'll be in front of the store until 8:00 tonight. >>> a carbon monoxide leak is to blame for an entire hotel being evacuated overnight. the alarm soumded early this morning at the embassy suites in burlington game. guests were let back into the hotel at 5:00 in the morning. crews stayed on the scene for several more hours to make sure there were no other problems. >>> still ahead at 6:00, the new recall involving nestle products. >>> and one key opens most gas station pumps everywhere. did you know that? the investigative unit looks at

google. change the whole. company used to account for one hundred percent of the top. fifty percent. the rest of the. very very small sliver of. however in russia. has a little over twenty five percent of the remaining three quarters of the. devices. are more for entertainment. content whereas the microsoft surface is for creating content for work it is a very convenient cover. that is. hardware. thrown over operating systems as well. as probably the major. in terms of traditional. systems. computers out there. to translate into. the world becomes. they can't sit on the sidelines any longer. the company is pared its surface tablet launch. version of windows. on the mobile device. has worked hard to reverse. at this point it is hard to say if they'll be successful. to showcase their new operating system the company parties across the globe at the end of october. for the company though is the fact that in recent years microsoft has shown that it's able to branch out from its traditional stronghold and still find success. in terms of just. it's connect and related gaming systems have pr

a new laptop uses google's own operating system. >> and a new video game brings back a popular actiono. abc's rob nelson has more. >> in today's "tech bytes," election night goes viral, as the election was called last night, twitter's traffic spiked at more than 327,000 tweets per minute and more than half a million people have retweeted the president's celebratory message, the most retweeted message ever. after a five-year hiatus, master chief is back, the halo super soldier returns in "halo 4," a game which went on sale yesterday. more than 46 million halo games have been sold since the series began. and samsung's latest laptop may give tablets a cost for the money. it has a full keyboard, track board, and runs google docs. >> the big news here is that this is a $249 laptop. this is huge news. i mean it's $80 less than the new ipad mini. >> the code book goes on sale this week. i'm rob nelson. oh! green mountain coffee! how do you always have my favorite coffee? well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase. and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee and ev