amazon alexa, ok google, etc. what these systems can do is limitless. can apply that to plenty of domains. some of these things would be fantastic. the implications we don't fully understand. what happens to privacy, family life, social matters. for sure, they have negative aspects on europe. -- negative aspects on youth. we need to be quicker at adjusting and the old way of regulating before with roles that cover everything doesn't work anymore. we need to be faster at changing. francine: what does that come from? there's a danger that regulation is backward looking. that social media hasn't done. your regulating things in the past. francine: absolutely, and that's why i think when she talks about changing the regulatory frame to more dynamic framework and not static, she is right. we need to look forward, accept and quickerentation intervention if something goes wrong. that's the past. technology doesn't wait. francine: should regulators work together? europe is at the forefront of this. vittorio: i think regulators should talk to each other more beca

protest at the company's treatment of women the walkout comes after news of sexual harassment at google emerged ok to several top executives also on the program bearing the brunt of u.s. sanctions in iran are already changing ordinary lives as european companies pull out of the country and bunch of times school kids are busy cutting a passage for themselves towards running a business and there are a few years. i'm crystal coburn bill and good to have you with us staff at google offices around the globe on thursday staged an unprecedented serious of walkouts in protest at the company's treatment of women employees are demanding several key changes in how sexual misconduct allegations are dealt with at the firm last week google sheaf. disclosed that the company had fired almost fifty employees including thirteen senior executives for sexual harassment in recent years but in one case the culprit had received a multimillion dollar payout despite his misconduct organizers of the walkout for real change have hit out at what they say is a culture of complicity dismissiveness support for perpetrators of s

ok. or as the google man puts it you can switch to another engine with literally one click well some critics say the tech giants are not even good when it comes to jobs wages and the health of new startups there's just a few companies that dominate the market in the course you know in the case of facebook and you know some of the others they certainly have a significant amount of political and economic influence and it's causing a lot of havoc with traditional politics and traditional. economic business models so they've been able to successfully generate a lot of opposition from those sectors of the economy and political sectors as well who feel that they are there a bit endangered by these new business models these tech models the e.u. has already following some tech companies president trump's head it he's up for do in that kind of whatever monopoly what about saying that i just didn't look into it i have so many people saying that we are certainly looking at that you trust and interest us but even if they do get officially labeled as monopolies the tech giants are more than that they're

fun pictures they'd taken to be outside of his house which allowed me to pinpoint a location on google earth ok to feet what's become of the place but to get there. we have to cross for you friday's river. with the bridge is gone this is the only way to get a grip. on the journey williams and his team come along. and. we have no idea if i use sympathises are still hanging around in the syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers away from. the need to get across the river and banking as quickly as possible. on the way adventure takes a wrong turn. using the coordinates like track our path as we closing argument soon a can you lend me a little to tell comes into view. that's it. thanks a house or if it's living in one of them and i'm not a neighbor emerges and confirms we are in the right place. as we shovel it nothing. i thought. he was a bit like me big like me the same but i don't. know that because we had a scuffle so he forced his way into that and i started him for giving in. to lizzie's been remembers your roof as a grandstanding thug. he was playing a big being and i asked comm

pictures they'd taken of the outside of his house which allowed me to pinpoint a location on google earth ok defeat what's become of the place but to get there. we have to cross the euphrates river. to go in with the bridges blown this is the only way to get across. jamie williams and his team come along. we have no idea if all you sympathizers are still hanging around in the syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers a one month. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way advantaged so wrong to. using the coordinates electrical power as we close each. soon a cleveland a little town comes into view and i'm told. that's it. the white house sure if it's living in the uk. and then if i'm not a neighbor emerges and confirms we're in the right place the. switch of that money. was thought. he was a bit like me big like me and the same guy called what i know you had on me i know that because we had a scuffle so he forced his way out of i'm sure got out i started getting in about him. abdulaziz bin caliph a remember. as a grandstanding thug. he was play

google what it is like. £2000. right, ok, go through the skip.ut we had terrible gigs that have been completely wash outs and then stood in the rain for seven hours and served three portions. i want to have a look inside. show me. i wanted to know what aspects of the business to girls need to improve on. obviously, we get a lot of work on social media. that becomes quite a full—time job to really nail that down. so they will be good to get a bit more organisation in handling that. so it seems to me the girls are lacking a bit of direction. or have some help with social media would help make their brand clearer. all these guys are doing great but it seems they can all do with a bit of help. so i had arranged to meet some of the top people in their industries. rankin is one of britain's best photographers. he's shot pretty much every famous person imaginable, including the queen, arnie and robert downeer. he is also a huge inspiration to keaton. hey, you all right. cheers, keaton. so tell me all about it. yeah, 23 man. i want to see your work. keat

this will bring out -- brad: ok, thank you for joining us. coming up, googleign a public letter against the company's plan to return to china. we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ brad: alibaba chairman jack ma has been announced as of communist party member. he was among the most recognized business leaders. he is one of 100 that the party will honor as a celebration, marking 40 years of the economic reform and opening up. google's plan to bend to the chinese governments desire to this government's desire for has notg search results gone well with employees. the right, it is oppressing the vulnerable wherever they may be. dragonfly in china would establish a dangerous precedent, one that would make it harder for google to deny other countries similar concessions . to discuss the issues around this, we are joined by isaac stone fish, the senior fellow at the asia society and mark bergen who returned from a reporting trip in china. let's start with you. how many employees signed it, and how will google read this? mark: i think it is close to 140. wha

it's all that good ok next time a job join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post earth the home for saving google india's tell stories of creative people and to kind of aid of projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas the environment series of global three thousand on d w and online. at the. crucial midterm elections in the us are underway as americans go to the poll we take a look at how german corporations are playing a role in campaigns and what they're hoping for in return. as the world becomes increasingly digital more people are looking in the other direction they're going analog companies are now cashing in on a vintage revival. i'm seeing there's in berlin thanks for joining us there's been a record amount of donations made in the run up to today's mid-term elections in the u.s. among those spending money seventeen german companies which have contributed to u.s. senate and house races. in total german companies gave two point six million dollars for this election to both republican and democratic candidates among the biggest do

google me so. good then. i think that's what you call inspirational ok. a probe over his life behind bars or watching. what started the revolution recently against mubarak was the price we went price of up to forty to fifty percent of the monthly budget of the average egyptian and therefore revolted if you want to create a revolt if you want people in the streets rioting if you want a global insurrection against banker occupation keep rising raising the price of fish keep raising the price of food you'll get your out you get your insurrection you'll get your torches in your pitch forks you'll get your hundreds of millions of starving people on your front lawn demanding to be fed you'll be. ok let's start with a story that's prompted a lot of interest here in russia he's in the country have launched a probe after pictures of a convicted gang member eating luxury food in prison were leaked online the infamous gangster was jailed for participating in a brutal mass murder in southern russia eight years ago story there can be few things more wretched than most murdering people including children in cold bl

agent thinks it's ok to demand a long list of identifying info along with location cell tower data on each of these viewers from google supposedly this is being done to sort the righteous from the wicked. you know what else it's doing and it's also in the process shredding our fourth amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure which is why my friends we must remain vigilant and always be watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal with. the blood of. the like you that i got. with that we. would. be. well worth on the watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm tapped at the while the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. already know that they probably do believe now that already knows that what they probably do. is pretty crazy and that. crazy and just seems like a total waste of resources you would think you would they i mean this this war and it's truly truly insane i mean they did it the f.b.i. search for an essential he defends its request for metal data on all the viewers of all these utah i mean there's like a list of like you tube channel after you tube channel for you to joe they're digging into to see you k

now silicon valley congresswoman says why do they think it's ok to reward perpetrators and further violate victims well google c.e.o.'s and our pitch i told stuff he supports their right to take the action he said i quote i understand the anger and disappointment that many of you feel i feel it has as well and i am fully committed to making progress on an issue that has persisted far too long in our society and yes here at google to. well online people are using the hash tag google walkout and our says i believe it's past time for this abuse to stop its kin neither government no business ages will fix this on their own and others also sharing a list of demands like equal pay and also publicly disclose sexual harassment transparency and this user has had her photo from thailand where she says let's make a google book place culture well for everybody well as always we do want to get your thoughts get in touch with us is the hash tag aging is grace. thanks for heat a really interesting story that one specially to see it happening at such a high level in such a prominent company now u.s. president donald trump sa

in this case counsel and google negotiated and it led to six beneficiaries. the process was ok. we don't understand which beneficiaries didn't make the cut and why they didn't make the cut. >> so the parties and the lawyers get together and they choose beneficiaries that they would percy like to subsidize? that they would personally like to subsidize? that is how it works? >> that is usually how it works. we have had settlements where the judge says i don't like the beneficiary. >> were the judges designating the beneficiaries? >> there are some that the judge decides the beneficiary. the party designated the beneficiary and the court redesignated the beneficiary. >> please go ahead. justice kagan. >> i was going to change the subject. [laughter] >> so was i. >> jurisdiction? >> yes. >> go for it. mr. frank, i want to dress the standing issue in this case and talk about what do you think the harm was and whether any court has addressed your theories about the harm. >> are you talking about my harm or the harm of the plaintiffs? >> the plaintiffs. >> we discussed that in 25 and 2

ok so they want to what's called for and this is designed to stop people from taking their complaints public they want to clear a process for reporting sexual harassment anonymously insightfully at google they want the company to create a transparency report around sexual harassment to make that public they want a possible managerial restructure and they want an employee to sit on the company's board and they also want google to commit to equal pay for men and with this nondisclosure clause the. talked about recently i mean it's coming under fire yet again do you think our perception of google. should change or is it changing because in this it's hard to say i mean old habits die hard because what do you do when you when you want to find something out you log on to google and that's why over the past twenty years it's become so powerful and one of the world's most valuable companies because of us and i'll die but it's starting to appear that some of the country companies around one hundred thousand employees are starting to question whether its commitment to do evil is genuine or decent course isn't confined to google we have to point that out the tech industry in general generally has

treats people for free ok but end up even and it's a long road ahead but shake samir is hoping the children's bank will help him realize his ambition. inspiring project hundreds of google employees have called on the company leadership to drop plans for sense that search engine and that the chinese market in an open letter to the employees initiative known as project dragon-fly would make the company complicit in human rights abuses and set a dangerous precedent google said project dragon-fly was only in the exploratory stage and denied it was planning to release a sends its search engine in the near future than two hundred girls have so far signed the open letter. and that's your business here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you a russian court has jailed twelve ukrainian sailors and paraded on state t.v. as most got rejected planes from the international community to deescalate the crimea crisis in crimea has said the seas are seas off its ships by the russians coast guard has forced them onto a war footing. watching the news from berlin there's more news coming at the top of the hour. drive it is up next thank you very much for watching. for. relia

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transparency around the political ad machine and ok let's talk a bit more about transparency because you dug into this issue a little bit deeper right so facebook google and earlier this year all want searchable database is containing election ads and we're focusing on facebook because it was the most implicated in the election meddling anyone can go to what's called facebook's ad library we can get that up here and this is what you'll see when you type in for example donald trump we can see all of the ads featuring the u.s. president since the ahc hive was launched back in my birth pro and anti trump when we click on one of those ads were able to see how many people's timelines it's been on how much it cost the group behind the ad and then below the demographic of who's seen it which gives us a good indication of who the ad was targeted to so some good information there that is meant to increase trust and transparency and let's. does know why they might be saying certain odds in their timelines i'm guessing there must be some loopholes there that's right and it all comes down to money and the money that political groups receive that they might spend

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last year so i thought we'd have a look at the google map because i you know use these sorts of things every day and when you put the overlay of traffic on. ok so green roads looking pretty good but it's actually interesting the closely using them in and you start to see i might have to zoom in just a little more there you go the route. there they come there's a little bit of delay between my i pad and what's going out on a there we go now you see you start to see all these roadblocks right across france all around particularly leading in to the city center so we're going to look at paris now because that is where neve barkha is reporting from. there have been several small pockets of process surfacing on the streets of paris in different parts of the city similar taney asli over the course of the day here or the seans elisei the main artery running through the french capital several hundred demonstrators have gathered as you can see the police are out in force to try and make sure that the streets of the capital remain open and that cars are allowed to continue driving on the roads according to the interior ministry this is one of a thousan

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ok. and he gave the legends guitar a stum. storytime just got a little more magical. hear sound effects from google select golden books. available now. [ applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma." time for mickey's worldwide birthday bash with ginger and our teacher and disney super fan patrice. we've been tracking their journey all week long and this just in, ginger and patrice have made it to orlando. >> yes. >> we were so worried. we were really worried about them. >> yeah. [ cheers and applaus >> you made it. welcome to walt disney world. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, i love this. >> no one says it better than mickey and we can't wait to see what minnie has planned but first "pop news," adrienne bankert, ladies and gentlemen. >> yes. let's do it. happy birthday, mickey. we can't say it enough. >>> we begin with a royal call to action in "pop news." prince william delivered perhaps his boldest speech ever during anti-bullying week in the uk calling on tech companies to do much more to fight the spread of violence and cyberbullying during a visit to the bbc. listen. >> we've seen the technology that

ok. and he gave the legends guitar a stum. storytime just got a little more magical. hear sound effects from googleen books. available now. [ cheers and applause ] >>> woo! you know what? what we're about to do, can you see in the back row the mickey mouse ears? >> yeah. >> see them? oh, there you go. so cute. [ applause ] >> and i say we're going to go to ginger, and she is with the superfan patrice and mickey. we all want to know, where are you? where are you? >> all right, robin. i'm going to let my new friends and mickey tell you. good morning, america. >> welcome to paris. >> paris. we're at disneyland paris. i'm actually doing something called disney bounding where you wear kind of normal clothes, but you look like a character. if you have not been to disneyland paris, you will get all the secrets right here from my friends. we'll go back to you guys, though, and you don't want to miss this morning. >> we'll see you in just a little bit. [ applause ] >>> adrienne is here with some "pop news." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. i thought it would be a hard act to follow. we begin with the s

to google and google is attached to silicon valley and zuckerberg right now is being exposed as -- basically brainwashing, dehumanizing, desensitizing the people of this country. host: ok, that is rick in ohio. we will go to georgia, bill. hello. caller: hello. your last caller sort of rambled a little bit and i did not understand him. basically, the united states should pull back from countries .here we have no issues i don't know why we have american soldiers in chad or niger or yemen and why we involve ourselves in the politics of south america. why we have any role in pakistan. host: what country should we focus on, then? caller: we should focus on where our friends really are and deal with our enemies, china, russia, -- respect their governments, -- president putin is the president of russia. he puts russia first. us first. should put why we are in places like chad or niger or libya, nobody has ever explained to me. this is matt this. host: that is bill in georgia. william on facebook says the united states needs to be a leader of the world's stage. isolationism only brings conflict and stagnation. alyssa off of twitter says to put america first and help other cou

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ok. and he gave the legends guitar a stum. storytime just got a little more magical. hear sound effects from googles. available now. ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma," everybody. we're so happy to have you with us here on this tuesday morning. and we have a great audience here in new york city. [ cheers and applause ] yes, we do. but we're going to leave new york and we're going to go back to robin in chicago. hey, robin. >> wish you all were here with us. we are honored to have former first lady michelle obama with us this morning, and someone who knows her best, her big brother, craig. [ applause ] yeah. >> yeah. >> y'all ready? >> ready. >> oh, i'm ready. >> oh, you're ready. are you ready? you've heard this great reaction about your -- this book that your sister has written. what does it mean for you? >> well, wow. first of all, it's still very hard for me to hear people say mrs. obama. >> still? >> yeah, still after all these years. but, you know, i couldn't be more proud of my sister and this book "becoming" and i'm just really excited to see everybody's reaction to all the wonderful stories that a

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ultimately to really last ok well listen to what see what plays out the next if you think you very much indeed have come to a welcome. coming up on al-jazeera in this news hour google employees walk out in protest at the company's handling of sexual misconduct allegations. more on how straight his government is quietly relocating refugee children from offshore detention centers to the australian mainland. and what is are is awaits the return of one of the world's fiercest football rivalries it's because radios set up a showdown with river plate in the final of a couple of years their doors. to his justice minister has demanded that saudi arabia cooperate fully with the investigation into the murder of saudi journalist. it comes after turkey revealed he was strangled to death a soon as he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second saudi arabia has yet to respond to the revelations. with. the whole world's attention is on this matter so it cannot be kept a secret it's a concern for everyone for the conscience of everyone the world is calling for an answer we're asking for the saudi side to cooperate closely they need to cooperate and support the in

ok, well, i'll be here waiting. and he almost whispered, the shooter is jim huden. josh mankiewicz: jim huden, in the age of google the break mark plumberg needed. by the end of the day, the detectives knew that jim huden lived in south florida and played in a band. and according to the band's web site, one of its members was retired air force. and so the next time the caller phoned, detective beech was ready. he was asking me, were you able to do anything with what i gave you? and i said, well, yeah. but i think i'm looking at a picture of you. and the phone went quiet. and he goes, you guys are good. i go, we're not good. it was just simple google searching. josh mankiewicz: at last, the detectives had a solid lead-- one that raised plenty of questions. who was this jim huden? and why was their tipster so willing to give him up? the cops knew the answers to those questions could not be found in a google search. they would have to fly to southwest florida, at a time of year when violent storm clouds always seemed to lurk just over the horizon. coming up, was this a case of love turned lethal? detectives learn abo

google that. the you got to go and see if you could also hear it of the thing called future ok robert merrill as ever thanks very much for bringing us up to date on that. let's get you a reminder now that you're watching good abuse live coverage of the g. twenty summit buenos aires world leaders meeting in the argentinian capital for talks expected to be dominated by trade of course and especially by the ongoing dispute between the u.s. and china over tariffs but president trump has just signed a new trade deal with the leaders of mexico and canada it will be replacing the former north american free trade agreement nafta. so it also comes against a backdrop of a number of disputes including the killing of a saudi journalist she in turkey and the heightened tensions between russia and ukraine other look likely to pose all of these a challenge to all the delegates on hand there. with me in the studio to talk about this is our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda we've been talking about this g twenty summit as one that is coming at a time when there's a threat to the very survival of mul

to google and google is attached to silicon valley and zuckerberg right now is being exposed as -- basically brainwashing, dehumanizing, desensitizing the people of this country. host: okthat is rick in ohio. we will go to georgia, bill. hello. caller: hello. your last caller sort of rambled a little bit and i did not understand him. basically, the united states should pull back from countries .here we have no issues i don't know why we have american soldiers in chad or niger or yemen and why we involve ourselves in the politics of south america. why we have any role in pakistan. host: what country should we focus on, then? caller: we should focus on where our friends really are and deal with our enemies, china, russia, -- respect their governments, -- president putin is the president of russia. he puts russia first. us first. should put why we are in places like chad or niger or libya, nobody has ever explained to me. this is matt this. host: that is bill in georgia. william on facebook says the united states needs to be a leader of the world's stage. isolationism only brings conflict and stagnation. alyssa off of twitter says to put america first and help other count

ok. outlook's are being trend. tom: with all the distractions from the u.k., the profitability of all this new media, digital, streaming, is it there? >> there is not a lot of profitability and streaming today. googleextraordinarily profitable. i think they will be less profitable going forward due to the money they will have to spend on privacy and regulatory concerns. .om: we will continue our american guess being patient with us today. i want to get to that import and new york times article on facebook as well. london watching history being made in the house of commons. stay with us. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. [ready forngs ] christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you'