let's get more on google challenges. m singapore, give us your able take on what is happening. >> i agree with the peace that we just saw which is that it is largely apolitical movement and i think that is quite interesting because it is pr, i think it is political and an attempt to influence the regulators a bit but i'm not sure that it exacts any practical different so i think it is an attempt at the eu to look like they are taking a stand whether it is for consumers, eu residents or whether it is for the countries within the eu from a corporation tax point of view. the openingree with piece which is this is just a political move. many conversations with technology businesses around europe, do you come in to contact with any businesses which say they would be doing better if they were pushed a little higher up the search rankings? sure there are a lot of people who think that and and there were probably similar concerns about microsoft a few years back when they had bundling situations and products and services with win

four voted on google and the european commission. are doing our job. >> do you think the european union is likely to split google? >> it is only a possibility at the end. many solutions and i presented the rotation mechanism. we have a lot of these acting in a constructive way am proposing. receivednce, microsoft one years ago and it was at the end of a long process with the european commission and microsoft. now, the possibility of withation that could end the unbundling of google is at the end of the process. now, -- >> i am asking you if it and i am asking you, thatif it is longer-term, the european union will split google up? >> after years of following this, i asked myself. i could as somebody from google. ofy would the threat .nbundling will google move this is a question that many are in europe. threat will google move. it was rejected by the commission after the market test. able and iseen increasing the market share in europe. they like google. we except the dominant role of google. company withte huge benefits. there is an

. >> the team will follow her wherever she goes on google earth. course, i had to check out the ultrasound. >> so you can see these kind of definitive circles so that this is the top here. this is th one here. >> this shows one of the pups. >> i'm counting three or four pups in just that area. how many total do you think there are? >> there definitely could be a lot more. you can see that they come in and out of focus. it can be difficult to count. on this one i counted approximately 10 per side, 20 total. >> should we finish this up? >> time to swing back in action. there was a lot of action over the course of three days. the team had caught a total of 15 sharks. >> i know we call it tiger beach, but this ain't no beach holiday. >> this shark caught on day three turned out to be pure gold for research. she was a female the team had tagged before in october on their last expedition to tiger beach. >> this is their first recaptured shark. in october she was pregnant. now we can't to find out what happened. >> now we're showing that she's not pregnan

we put into our correspondent. >> no doubt it is a message to regulators to take a tough stance on google. the future of google lies within the hands of the new eu antitrust commissioner and no doubt this will be a concern for google. they know that when it comes to the internal market, competition on the internal market, the commission has far-reaching powers, unlike other subjects. that is a lesson that it google's competitor already learned the hard way. >> in other news, 40 people have been killed in a bomb blast in nigeria. five of the dead were soldiers. a roadside bomb tore through a bus station. >> the attack comes after female suicide bombers killed 44 people in another city. the region has seen numerous attacks linked to the boko haram in surgeon see. -- insurgency. five people have been killed following a suicide attack on a british embassy in afghanistan. >> the bomber was on a motorcycle when he drove into the target. the taliban has claimed responsibility, the latest in a recent wave of bombings as foreign combat troops withdraw from afghanistan by the end of the year. ukrai

we're hearing from the new digital commissioner and he said there could be fees on google and was againsts. breakupying that any would not happen on his loss -- watch. the person behind the potential vote has said that a split up of google should be a last resort. they are trying to distance themselves and we do not know if unbudleinging -- if undling will come up. they can put in extra curbs and they have less power when it comes to competition. some people remember when they took on microsoft and some of the products. a lot of this goes back a long way and is years in the making. >> this is why we are getting them wanted to put this forward. they are frustrated and this has been going on for five years. the accusations that they do not allow them to promote. for years, they have been throw and under investigation. it is not going anywhere. she is the new competition chief and decided they will not be settling with google. rivals thought concessions would not solve the problem. going to hear from those most directly affected when something like this is hanging over you. there is growing

consumes are who buy a disney movie from iphones or google play will be able to run it on ap apps, on google play or apple tv. until now they restricted content to their own devices. >> what is that strong, let it be? >> no, "let it be". "let -- "let it go." "let it be" is the beatles. i think you need to hang out with some little girls. >> you've got to trough of low pressure that will continue the cloud cover. but temperatures are chilly, 53 in san francisco, 43 in half moon bay, and 46 in san martin. cool today to start, nice comfortable finish and the heat returns to tomorrow. we'll climb by a good 5 to 10 degrees and that returns a brief degree to the 80s. 73, spectacular in the south bay today. 72, abundant sunshine on the peninsula, hard to beat that. fog free in the city by the bay, 70 degrees for you, out in wine country getting spoiled yet again at 75 degrees. the east shore, oak town nice and comfortable and nice a big spread between coastal cities and what we're expecting today. we still have cool air trailing behind the front that came through on friday. it's going to tak

you can search for it on google play or itunes store. if you have plans to be traveling late tomorrow night, you will be dealing with wet roads. break from the cold through monday. chilly air makes it way back into the area. wednesday the big travel day could bring rain and even snow. temperatures are in the 40s. coming in at 46 in washington. clouds increase throughout the day as we warm to a high temperature of 59. by 5:00 we could see isolated showers across the area but it lacks like the rain will move in in the evening. it moves out by 7:00 a.m. monday morning. that sets us up for a breezy and balmy day. there is a shower possible monday night after the is up goes down. keep that in mind. the majority of your monday dry and nice. tuesday we have plenty of sunshine. cooler, noticeably cooler. temperatures continue to fall on wednesday. 50% chance of dealing with rain and maybe snow. this is the rain moving through tomorrow night. we see a cold front off the coast and an area of low pressure. we get our rain and maybe the snow. the tr

i'll never forget how on february 14th, 2013, i logged on to google hangout to-- i'll never forget this. to find out if our president would address the issue without congress. >> what i would like to know is what you are going to do now until the time immigration reform is passed to insurance that more people are not being deported. >> my job is to execute laws that are passed. and congress right now has not changed what i consider to be a broken immigration system. i'm the president of the united states. i'm not the emperor of the united states. >> jon: ah! true, that is true! i mean let's be frank. really the emperor of the united states would be spending tim on val entype's day on google hangout? i don't think so he's the emperor. well, guess what, though, he want the emperor then, but a couple of areas later-- is that off to the races? what? that was supposed to be the imperial margarine thinging you know, where the hat comes on. i'm really [bleep] old. (laughter) nobody remembers that. anyway, somebody is about to go emperor on that. >> i'm going to do what i can do through executi

really the emperor of the united states would be spending tim on val entype's day on google hangout? don't think so he's the emperor. well, guess what, though, he want the emperor then, but a couple of areas later-- is that off to the races? what? that was supposed to be the imperial margarine thinging you know, where the hat comes on. i'm really [bleep] old. (laughter) nobody remembers that. anyway, somebody is about to go emperor on that. >> i'm going to do what i can do through executive action. >> jon: hmmmm! hmmmm! (laughter) basically basically one bad midterm election from obama to go from this. >> oom's not the emperor of the united states. to this. good to be the king. (applause) so make no mistake, this immigration executive order thing is happening. by the way, what is this immigration executive order thing going to be exactly. >> allowing the parents of children who are u.s. citizens to remain in the u.s. and receive work permits. >> an executive order that would halt deportation for an estimated 5 million people. >> expanding the protection of those what came as children

caroline hyde on the latest from google. let's take a very quick look on one stock on the move.is thomas cook. funding down 21%. this is the most since 21%. the ceo, harriet green, is moving. she says in a statement that she would move on to anot her company wants the challenge was over. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am francine lacqua. it has been a busy month for eu commission president jean-claude juncker. tois also unveiling a plan fund 315 billion euros in new projects by june of next year. it is another attempt by the eu to get private investment back to europe. our international correspondent hans nichols joins us from berlin. we have been hearing from jean-claude juncker. how much money are we talking about and where exactly is it going? >> we don't know where it is going yet because the fund is not operational yet. one of the things they want to do is have this fund -- and it will only be about 21 billion of urine teed -- of guaranteed money. we don't know where it will go yet because they want the project to leverage it up. we have had angela merkel say she su

else in that direction i agree with commissioner hillis we have approved projects kind of like this on google mass it looks at like on state street i think there can be more designed refinement. >> councilmember sharp. >> yeah. i'll express my interest in perhaps of removing the deck on the top and the stair we'll drop it down to 34 feet fits in better with the height of the structures there are a number of floors incessant incessantly so long as their is light and air where the buildings can be brought in slithering i know you've matched the light wells to be respectful but whatever you can minimize the impacts with the neighbors that's fine the larger square footage doesn't bother me tests okay. it have larger bedrooms and baths it's if it's a little bit a larger than the square foot square footage but to try to work with the neighbors and with staff to try to make the facade soft fit in with the traditionally homes along the street and give it the feeling of a sort of a rustic sort of street those are the things i want to see. >> sxhefks. >> i think translating with commissioner president

located your own house on google art. what about google trails. >> thousands of trails in the a area. now you get to see them. our business and tech reporter, scott budman gives us an exclusive behind the scenes look with the trekkers. >> reporter: they are going for a hike. but they went be alone. >> go right. loops around. >> reporter: hannah's every move is recorded via google trekker, a large complex piece of technology that maps the trail so you can see it before you hike it. >> fee feel like this is a great way to -- >> good luck for monterey. good news for you. if you are looking to a place to go and get outside. >> it's been popular. a tangible way to see yourself in that children. >> the trekker has 15 cameras and uses technology that brought us into neighborhoods and under waeter. yeah, it's heavy. >> how does this feel compared to a camping bag? >> bit heavier. you have kind of antenna. you have to watch out for overhanging branches, leaves. >> the camera i usually carry is the size of a cell phone. >> yeah. tha

on search engines and consider breaking them up. although it did not name google specifically, the company is the most dominant player in europe with the market share of over 93%. over the past four years, google has been the target of an investigation by the european commission over claims it promoted services at the expense of others. this comes at a time when internet giants have come under scrutiny in europe for sending data the government surveillance programs. the company suffered a setback this week after the eu's privacy watchdog agreed to implement a ruling from europe's supreme court. it wants there to be a rule to forget information. the parliament has no real power to launch a breakup of the company. there is a way to pass the buck onto the new antitrust chief, to get tough on google. >> let's bring you up-to-date with a few other stories. the number of job seekers in france has hit a record high. 28,000 more than in september. the growing jobless figure is tying the pressure -- scottish lawmakers are set to get new powers to control taxes and spending

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down load app on google play and i tunes and i will have much more on how much snow we are looking at and where coming up. >> well, we are looking forward to your report but now not looking forward to that i guess. good morning, everyone. if you are traveling right new we will look live at 30th street station. it looks calm for the most part. hi there. if you are traveling at 30th street, the good news is that it is as much as it doesn't look like we have too much hustle and bustle here that is good on top of that. we are not seeing major problems for amtrak, regional rail lines, we are moving really well. if you are traveling the lansdale doylestown line there are experiencing some minor delays. be mindful of. that new jersey transit running on time. dart running on time. lets talk burr rush hour commute. traveling on the 42 freeway heading in the north bound direction we have a lot of headlights making their way down towards 295. you will have some volume there. you'll also fine your usual rush hour delays on i-95. as you will notice with the sprinkling on the camera lens it is slic

. >> the team will follow her wherever she goes on google earth. of course, i had to check out the ultrasound. >> so you can see these kind of definitive circles so that this is the top here. this is th one here. >> this shows one of the pups. >> i'm counting three or four pups in just that area. how many total do you think there are? >> there definitely could be a lot more. you can see that they come in and out of focus. it can be difficult to count. on this one i counted approximately 10 per side , 20 total. >> should we finish this up? >> time to swing back in action. there was a lot of action over the course of three days. the team had caught a total of 15 sharks. >> i know we call it tiger beach, but this ain't no beach holiday. >> this shark caught on day three turned out to be pure gold for research. she was a female the team had tagged before in october on their last expedition to tiger beach. >> this is their first recaptured shark. in october she was pregnant. now we can't to find out what happened. >> now we're showing that she's not preg

i've been going online and just learned the consumer i'm justicecy but you obviously people have me on google and yahoo people with asking me about my life in 1999, if i asking speak for people that make from zero a $800,000 in san francisco this is we talking take to people that do drugs i think if we have a fingertip your social security number and home address you can't be whether you're born here or not we must stop government from keeping sub illogically harming us it's about people move and i hope you know 10 doables 35 years ago was with jonestown and this friday we remembering harvey milk and moscone and housing has been a challenge in san francisco as you've heard the latest talk about housing here in san francisco so thank you - >> next speaker >> dear supervisors my name is ms. chiu my son david chiu just became the first asian-american leblthd to the assembly and i'd like for him to take chinese 10 a beginning conversation chinese on tuesday at ocean canvas from 6 to 9:00 p.m. i also would like to point out some classes that some of our supervisors if you took them would be amazin

an important one for google which has opinion the preferred search provider on that service. moving over to microsoft bing. and yahoo wants to get in there too. and we'll see what happens. >> we should know there's been an ongoing antitrust investigation of google in europe since 2010. so it will be interesting to see if this issue finally comes to a head now that some of that sentiment is known. uber is leaving las vegas, at least temporarily. suspending service in nevada after a judge issued an injunction over regulatory concerns. uber saying in a statement, it is unfortunate that nevada is the first state in the nation to temporarily suspend uber. that means nearly a thousand jobs just disappeared overnight. playing the victim here. and does this give fuel to the fire to other states looking into the similar issues. >> nevada is tough because of the casinos and there is a tight relationship between the taxi and the hotels. and it's a funny state. las vegas is where all the action is. i think the issue is, they have faced injunctions before and faced trouble in new york. the

today you can put a camera on your head and come back and google stories can say this is the best stuff. >> this is an example of more recently the notion, the best pictures of the ones you have given in the fall of the stream. >> it is also very useful. >> very cool. last question, the management, work at google, hiring, work at other places? >> i would argue firstly, the principle we talk about in the book will work very well at any tech startups anywhere in the world. i say this with conviction because many of them have copied us. many of them came from our culture. to me, the question is, what happens for existing companies? here they are regulated in a different way and have different problems. the first question is, look at a hiring. it turns out that large, existing companies will hire 5-10 percent of their work force every year through normal attrition. right there over five for ten years you can massively changed people in your corporation by adopting the hiring principles, which the two of you pioneered, which are contained in this book and an upcoming book, which is a more de

down load the app now you on google play and on i tunes. >>> tonight alleged kidnapper delvin barnes remains in jail, after waving his right to seek bail. barnes pleaded not guilty to federal kidnapping charges today. during that pretrial hearing prosecutors revealed allegedly bound, and stuffed 22-year old carlesha gate inner to his car's trunk following his germantown abduction earlier this month. >>> the the man who drove his car into a school bus now faces charges, police say 26 year-old justin thomas of morris plains, new jersey has been charged with careless driving, also, another charge related to tuesday's crash in princeton, three people were injured when thomas's bmw hit that bus on route 206 north of hutchinson drive. >>> the search continues for these suspected jewelry thieves in philadelphia. the two men and two women are accused of breaking into the barsky jewelers on jewelers row early saturday morning. they got away with hundreds of thousands of dollars of merchandise. the owner of the store believes that this is not the first time that these suspects have struck the

join us on google plus and more. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton in new york.ou caught up to the top stories this hour. >> we are making progress but we have big gaps. we still have some serious gaps. >> secretary of state john kerry in vienna, pushing for a deal on iran's nuclear program. vice president john biden in ukraine.

one example is google partnered with macy's to launch a new inventory search function.ices are being tested in bloomingdale's. in addition to making the shopping experience more pleasant for clients, more fun, ebay is also helping retailers keep better track of their inventory. take a listen. >> every item in here is rfid tagged. that means we have 100% inventory accuracy in the store, so we can do a lot of interesting things. just for some industry context, most department stores, their 67%racy for inventory maybe . >> he think's the retail world has been on a bit of a back foot in recent years, but he says they are picking up, and we are also seeing the retailers -- e- retailers like amazon and zapp s 's open storefronts because consumers are spending more money in stores and online, so this is a big opportunity across the board. >> shelby, who got to go shopping for work. the good life in new york. thank you for joining us. now it is time for the bwest byte, where we focus on one number that tells a whole lot. our special guest, om malik, giving the number today. it

on google plus, penniess, nothing at all. >> i bet penny doesn't fly much. >> the boeing 787, was temporarily grounded but is there more on the story? al jazeera's investigative count, produced broken dreams. a study on, some factory members, based on what are they've seen, they wouldn't fly. will jordan has more. >> this is a factory in the u.s. state of south carolina. workers here in charleston are assembling the company's flagship product, the 787 dreamliner. some have little faith in the plane they build. >> would you fly in one? >> no. >> no. >> would you fly in one of these planes? >> not really. >> reporter: of 15 workers asked randomly, ten said they would not fly on the dreamliner. >> i wouldn't fly on one of these planes because i see the quality (bleep) going down around here. >> reporter: an employee captured the footage after contacting al jazeera to tell us he had serious concerns about what he was seeing. at his request we changed his voice. >> with all the problems reported on the 787, there's 90% that's getting swept away. hushed up. it's an u iceberg. >> clearly, there's a

can ask questions and get immediate answers just like you find flights on a kayak or the weather on googlecan find financial data, marketing data, sale data on the fly. people really want right sized information. they don't want weeks and weeks. >> who are some of your customers? >> mid to large enterprises. we are focused on scale making it easy but at the same time, keeping it scalable. when you talk about accessibility, that's great. on the other side of the coin is security and scalability. they have some large volumes of data and a large number of users. being able to provide these but meeting scalability and manageability needs is sort of a key focus of thoughtspot. >> so much has been made about the potential of big data that we have yet to see it become truly usable. it's difficult to go through all of that information. has big data been overhyped or have we not figured it out yet? >> we are learning how to use it. thoughtspot is a classic way of turning data into insights. you don't actually need to know the full query. it suggests things just like the google search box but on ent

right now, i have a big policy staff, maybe 10 people, maybe 100 people, that sit on google and search what is going on in my company, that might affect my company and my constituency. they sit there compiling large reports. imagine being able to get real-time alerts of information delivered straight to your phone, your e-mail, and on top of that, being able to look at different analytics like, what is the probability of the bill passing? and being able to leverage data and analytics to look at those types of things. >> how do you measure the probability of a bill passing? >> you take into account a lot of data sets, including rollcall data, campaign finance data, demographic data, electoral data, and crunch that on the backend. once we do that, we are able to look at things like, what is the profile of this individual legislator? how has he or she voted in the last 20 years? or happens to be a bill that relates to something they have looked at before. can we go back into the data and extrapolate into the future, and come with those outcomes? like this is done via an algorithm you deve

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not exactly, but european union lawmakers are coming down hard on google. oking to force the search giant to unbundle or break up its search engine from other services it offers, because google says the eu has just become too powerful. vodafone and liberty global rise on takeover buzz and that is where we begin tonight's market focus. vodafone reportedly exploring a gings with liberty in a deal that would create europe's largest phone, internet and tv company. the company is trying to determine the financial and regulatory hurdles it would face if it goes ahead with the merger. no formal negotiations are under way yet. shares of vodafone rose 3% to $36.80. liberty popped at 8% at $52.25. procter & gamble apparently working witholdman sacks to sell one of its units and a big one. today the company is exploring the sale now of its wella hair care unit which could fetch $7 billion. this is the consumer products giant looks to streamline its portfolio. shares of p&g almost 2% higher at $90.58. twitter's co-founder has sold some of its company stock for the first

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on the platform to help a small business. bejack moeller will also meeting with the ceo, india's largest e-commerce site. the declining russian google. has lost a quarter of its value against the u.s. dollar since september, prompting them to buy the iphone on achieved in russia. has cut theamsung price of the galaxy s5 in russia. sony is developing a watch made out of electronic paper as soon as next year. the per -- the precise technology is unclear but people familiar with the matter will say the watch emphasizes style. to spur innovation inside the company. story in the headlines today, a winter storm in the northeast. for more on this, we are joined by heather. one of our producers and tonight in the airport. not a good. not good as we had to the rest of the day. in your neck of the woods, it is looking pretty good. northeast is a totally different story. a look at the satellite radar. you can see all this rain with a lot of cold air. some pretty heavy snow. in west virginia, right along the border, 11 inches. that is up in the mountains. pocket of deep blue from harrisburg up from albany, mixing in his philadelphia. the major

search in the app store and on google play. ann and vern have done it. >> we are. we are on it. >> the big game today? >> by the hour. [ laughter ] by the hour. >>> big game more than just bragging rights on the line. >> absolutely. one of these teams was going to have six wins. the minimum required for a bowl game. we will tie up the sports day in a nice little bow. guess what leads us off? there is a lot of red, white, blue, gold ... ,,,, yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. in berkeley today... ...cald figure out a way >> college football to close the night. andlet give you the 117th big game recap. shall we? in berkeley today, cal has to figure out how to stop stanford. here is the opening drive. raymond wright. one of his touchdowns. cal would be inside the five. but daniel lonco lost the grip on the ball. blake blake fell. one of five cal turnovers in the game. cal got into the end zone early second quarter. jerry goff with steven an

we could pull it live on google street view. but i believe i know that those houses are set further back or there could be a utility that is running underneath the sidewalk? so i don't know the answer to that question and it is something that i can look into. but i am not sure why that is. and how many trees are in this section that they are referring to the roll of trees. >> well there is probably, in that immediate row, there are 8 in a row. and they are all uniformed species except for the one directly to the left, which is a different species again, i dent know the specifics on how that was removed, or replaced. but i do know that the species along that side of the block if the tree was approved for removal. we would recommend that the same species be replanted by public works and so we will replant the same species and we are not looking to change the species because of the wind and the fog. >> what occurs then beyond this row on either side? >> as you head down hill, the street tree pattern, pretty much peters out and i do

neighborhood, get latest forecast from our team of meteorologist, up load photos, down load the app on google play and itunes. ukee, back over to you. >>> in a few hours people will line up for thanksgiving day parade, oldest in the country. it celebrates its 95th year. floats, balloons are ready, so are marching band across the country. we won't forget santa claus who had has been part of the the parade since 1920. parade kicks off at 8:30 this morning. starting point at 20th and jfk boulevard ape makes a left at 16th street and then turns on to the ben franklin parkway and wraps up at the art museum. >>> preps are underway for macy's thanksgiving day parade, this year six new giant balloons will float down new york's sixth avenue, they are among more than 40 balloons that will take part in the parade and this is the 80th year for the macy's parade. >>> great tradition there. thanksgiving is when we share our gratitude with family and friends around the dinner table. it alsoe involved to beating the clock on these bargains. k-mart will be first to open today. we are looking live at northeast

you can also do it on google play. i know ann has. ann, vern? >> absolutely. i don't know if you are going with chubs to the dog park or heading on that plane to san diego? >> i will get on the plane to san diego. i'll try to get chubs to the park. i have breaking 49er news regarding linebacker navorro bowman. >> the stanford utah outcome. i got pictures. ,, female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ football... ...hey, next w's cal/stanford big game? got major cache now... ...a lotl be on the line... >>> plenty of hits from college football. next week cal, stanford, big game. a lot will be on the line there after what happened to david shaw. cardinal hosting utah today. 1st quarter, kevin hogan will play fake and toss and leeward that's a touchdown. 7-0. wilson ties it at 7. then the game puts you to sleep through re

on. it is very feasible. we are building googleontact lenses that can measure your glucose level. >> what about trying to cure death, calico? >> this did not come from google x. but it is another audacious moonshot. this is what i admire google for. there are no people around that lived for 200 years and we don't understand why. there is actually very little research done as compared to research on curing cancer. i think it is a perfectly fine proposition to say, let's give it a try. if google succeeds in finding a remedy for old age dying, i would say that they have done something fantastic for the world. and they will make a dime or two as well. >> what kind of things do you explore if you are trying to extend our lives to 200 years? >> there is a lot of genetic information that is interesting. we know, for example that our cells have some kind of counter built-in. we also know that we produce new cells. the counter gets reset in interesting ways. a lot of potential to think about what is the information that manifests housing? >