with issues of propagande hacking data security but it all doesn't seem to affect the bottom line logons are actually up especially in europe where they've been stagnating and the revenue in the fourth quarter is up thirty percent compared to the previous year and that's a pretty good analysts and investors were happy the size of the share price rose eleven percent after hours on wall street and some thought these were the most reassuring information the they have gotten from facebook in the past and then briefly recent news that facebook is merging its messaging app with what's app instagram which it also owns what does that mean what could it mean for consumers well steve if you're worried that they're all going to conflate into one that's not likely to happen but the back ends will connect so it will be easier to message maybe from instagram to or from from what that to facebook that of course is against everything that facebook said it wouldn't do or would do when it instagram and whatsapp and it has broad data security concerns data protection commission really wants to know about t

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just logon to our website.re you can learn all about school training sessions offered in your neighborhood. educan see which districts tion courses for teachers and which aren't ri at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> 4:50 for you right now. the search is going on for the men who allegedly beat up a bay area actor and lgbtq activist. new reaction this morning from nancy pelosi. jesse smollett was born in santa rosa and stars on the tv show "empire." chicago police say smollett say two men approached him outside of a fast food place around 2:00 in the morning yesterday, yelled racial homophobic slurs, beat him and wrapped a rope around his neck. so far no arrests have been made. house speaker nancy pelosi tweeted her reaction to the attack calling it "an affront to our humanity." >>> i'll take a nice long look at the golden gate bridge, what we can see of it this morning as we look live because driving across could cost you more, the firsthand experience. the golden gate district is considering raising tolls to

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propaganda hacks and sharing of customer data but that all doesn't seem to affect the bottom line logons are actually up when they used to be stagnating and the quarterly revenue was up thirty percent compared to the last year and that's good of a much better than expected and investors are happy the shares rose eleven percent after our trading on wall street and some side of the most reassuring information facebook has given and it's history ok well i'm told facebook is merging its messaging app with what's up and instagram what's the rationale behind that is it something consumers are going to like. merging might be a little bit of a misnomer it's not going to conflate all of these into one their is going to stay separate but the data behind them will be shared so it will be easier to message across the platforms maybe from whatsapp to facebook for example the idea is of course to to strengthen the core the core product facebook now that is bringing up consumer data protection issues though especially in europe where the irish data protection commission has already asked face but what

here but if you show you progress about what happened people will find it much easier to trust you logon of fans have been pointing out that the athlete served his sentence he himself says he's ready to personally talk this thing over with any of his fellow athletes you're going to. like it repeating and i say that to everybody open for dialogue with anybody or fleet and i'm ready to answer all of their questions face to face his full story basically revolves around the fact that right before this sortie lympics in twenty fourteen one of his former doping tests came out positive he got caught taking the same drug that brought down disgraced cyclist lance armstrong's reputation throw poet and a stimulant which basically boosts an athlete's insurance biathlon legend all of beyond dalen is one of those who says logging of should be given a chance to start with a clean slate excuse the pun he's already served his punishment we have to respect his comeback however many from the biathlon family didn't like his victory logan his teammates in fact also have offered support. most of us. want a lo

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entertainment bundle offering local news and general entertainment sports and lifestyle channels no logon no password you will recall the recent aborted sinclair tribune merger that would have made some clear t.v.'s biggest own or even bigger this new service expand sinclair's viewer footprint to geographies where they don't have stations and it amortizes their programming costs over another platform it's another way to monetize what they're already doing. and how and before we leave this area you're talking about netflix you're talking about expensive original content the academy award nominees were announced on tuesday this week and the most nominations went to two movies the favorite which i haven't seen in roma and netflix is actually behind roma and this is the first time they've had a picture for a nominee for best picture what do you make of it well every year you know in the oscars come out we watch the show and say i haven't seen any of these movies the beauty of netflix is when you're ready for it it's there and i think what we're seeing is an inflection point because roma was i

. >> when passwords and logon credentials, and one of the credit cards, that same login information theyrror, they are using it constantly to poke through what they do to terrorize somebody or looking for a way to make money. what they did was figured out people are using the same credentials for other things so they -- it is not the nest did anything wrong. here is the goal. if you have the same password, change it. use a strong one. make it unique. heather: don't just change the last digit. >> be clever and thoughtful where you are placing cameras inside your house. this is proof, something i always live by, someone is able to look through the camera, believe it or not and consider covering the camera if you are not using it. close the drapes for the windows, why not cover the camera? heather: the vantage point someone can have, they can see everything happening. heather: how you like a complete stranger having access to the most precious thing in your life, your child? how are we going to stop this? heather: look at the statement from google, it was not breached, customers using compr

employees of three square market have been using implanted microchips to logon to their computers andngs in the cafeteria. >> it has a higher encryption than most deb bit cards t saves more information and it is more protected than say a deb bit card would be. >> reporter: however, last september, andrew white had the chip installer received a cease and desist notification from the wisconsin department of safety and professional services. it read, you are engaging in the practice of medicine or surgery when you are not licensed. white head came from the body piercing industry. >> there are a handful of piercings that i do that are legal for me to do that are morris canny than the microchiping procedures. this needle is the applicator. just like getting a shot, the chip comes out the end when it is under your skin. this chip doesn't have a power source. it only fires up when the scanner reads it. at this stage, with the technology, all it does is identify you. >> reporter: the state says piercing involves placing a foreign object in the prefer racial of the skin. it heals over the inse

didn't commit, because we are all terrified, terrified of being denounced by some mindless eye dio logon tv or shamed and ostracized for stepping out of line or silenced completely by some big tech firm. a mob of angry children is suddenly in charge of the country. these aren't people seeking a revolution but fighting for the status quo to protect their own status. they are drunk on power and they are looking for new people to hurt. someday, we are going to look back on this moment with shame and horror. in the meantime, we should remember that terror only works if we play along with it. what if we decided not to. what if all of us decided to tell the truth about something every day in public. what would happen then? what could they do about it? they can't punish everybody. we are the majority. let's try that. we are starting tonight with heather mcdonald, a fearless person, a fellow at the manhattan institute and the author of "the diversity delusion" how race and panic disrupt our country. thanks very much for coming on, heather. my theory is, when you say the true things, people get o

north korea supplies logons samas and medical practitioners. but no matter who they are the income goes to the stice . in lumber toil there are three occupants and car a practically nix stuff by the north koreans. would they turn into north korean waters. here in the sky. i guess no story. oh yes and yes no question who wants a new way gays are in the world did you hear for how long you've been here and when you go. to get your money and we've got to get back well i do some things there's just. things. it's estimated that north korea earns over five hundred million dollars every year from its overseas workers. because. there are one hundred thirteen north korean restaurants worldwide. three of them are in all of the time. the model is always the same. smiling singing dancing for their customers every not encouraging them to buy so they'll spend them on. the white dresses this. and sleep in the restaurants they can't go out the young women also sell alcohol cigarettes and. all of this income flows into the funds of the stice but there is no conc

just logon to our website.here you can learn all about school training sessions offered in your neighborhood. you can see which districts provide education courses for teachers and which aren't offering any at all. you can find that at nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> it is 5:59. just about 6:00 right now. the border battle continues in congress. the new group of lawmakers set to work on a deal and how president trump is reacting this morning. >>> hospital hearing. the final decision we expect today on the future of some struggling medical facilities in the south bay. >>> and tracking today's storm, the road you drive this morning should be dry but your plans for tonight could be in jeopardy. kari is updating her forecast. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> thanks for joining us on this wednesday. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this morning. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at our commute in a bit. first we want to start off with the weather. meteorologist kari hall has been

a 27% of all consumer sales is through digital. 1.5 billion logons in to consumer banking act, 26 millionctive mobile banking users. they are making more money on a customer and the customer is more satisfied that is exactly -- that's kind of -- it is a page out of the playbook of marc benioff, and brian wenihan felt it was important, not look at them as the millennial bank, but recognize you have an iphone, you should bank at bank of america. >> by the way, don't forget about buffett. he owns a lot of this thing too. >> buffett still generating $15 billion a year there >> yeah. >> goldman great traders, paid too much >> we'll focus on all of the financials this morning because it is looking like a strong day e eng llncial sector thopinbe just a few minutes away ♪ ♪ ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power of possible. . >>> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell in just about a minute covered a lot of ground already. th

the best day to meet your match is this coming sunday. 50% to 85% of singles will logon to find love.days. maybe it is part of the new year's resolutions, to meet someone in the new year. come sunday, who are you going to find on the apps. according to match.com, nearly half of americans, 18 and older, are single. one out of three relationships do start online. app usage among ages 18-24, has tripled in recent years. social media users are looking forward to sunday's big day. melissa saying, the lovely single friends, update that pro file, post a pic of that ski trip. and carson saying, i heard it preferred to the super bowl of dating, meaning 50% of us will go home sad. experts say, that's the glass half-empty. experts are saying you can improve your chances of meeting your match by logging on at night. that will help you. and reaching out with more than just a hi. >> don't just say hey. >> get in there. >> let's go for coffee. >>> you have "pop start" for us? >> i do. kevin hart, we saw a sitdown with ellen, surrounding the controversy of the oscars and whether or not he's going to

if you are a bloomberg customer, you can logon to bloomberg and go to your g tv .for yuahn. this is gtb -- for yuan. this is g tv , and this is bloomberg. ♪ d this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom and francine from london and new york. we have talked about the risks. today, the focus is number three, cyber. eurasia said this will be a turning point in cyber competition with the u.s. taking specific steps to protect itself. joining us from washington dc, , d.c., paul. who is winning in 2019? paul: [laughs] i do not think it is in terms of winning. it has been about 10 years, if you remember, since we had things like the cessna virus out there, a pretty serious piece of malware that went against industrial systems and iran. since then, we have had a lot of issues, a lot of data, in 2017, we had the big virus which ended up causing a terminus amount of damage commercially around the world, son -- sort of an unintended consequence of malware that went around the world that damaged a shipping company, a lot of money, billions of dollar