these little things that allows them to track you when you go browsing on the web can slip these into safari into internet explorer which covers apple computers in and microsoft computers are doing basically the whole deal and they can they see that we do this so when i go on my safari because i have a mac and i go on of the web and i start looking for stories that i'm researching someone's tracking or now google says is doing it for your own good but i don't really think that decision i want to leave to a major corporation i think that that is my sort of inherent right to decide who knows what i do on the web and where it is i go and what i look for and what exactly is the problem that i me and you know they compile your shopping habits and somebody sees a pair of hughes or something that they want and they see that a discount price that's kind of getting them. they're concerned you know people are letting them shop for things that they want at an easier is that they can find things easier so in a way it can benefit the consumer why should the consumer be concerned about twelve i mean i thi

and to really basically the whole deal and they can they see that we can do this so when i go on my safari because i have a mac and i go on the web and i start looking for stories that are in researching someone's tracking or now google says is doing it for your own good but i don't really think that decision i want to leave to a major corporation i think that that is my sort of inherent right to decide who knows what i do on the web and where it is i don't want to look for a lot exactly of the problem that i mean you know they compile your shopping habits and somebody sees a pair of hughes or something that they want and i think at that a discount price it's kind of giving them. their config you know they are letting them shop for things that they want an easier is that they can find things easier sell in a way they can benefit the consumer why had the consumer be concerned that twelve i mean i think it's you know when they come up they have an argument and they say you know it's like living in a small town and it's like you go to you know your porch or in small town and ask. while the gr

big trouble right now for using a secret tracking tool on browsers specifically on users of apple's safariane lieu sausado has more information. >> this is a browser a lot of us use. google have said they are not tracking what we are searching and what we are buy bug that's not correct. >> we are talking about the safari browser which is the most popular for mobile users. it blocks trackers. u.s. and european regulators are looking at whether they used special computer code to go get around the controls in order to do just that in order to track users. internet companies track on-line activities all of the time so they can sell morte targeted expensive ads. they were doing it even when the browser was set to block that kind of tracking. google says it bypassed those privacy settings last year only in order to embed a social networking feature on ads and the subsequent tracking was inadver inadvertent tent. they are looking at whether it violated the legal succeettleme with the government in which google pledged no the to misrepresent the prooi see practices to consumers. the fine for viola

i'm not so sure i would go safaris to say a consistent dominance but they certainly want to have insight and influence in afghanistan particularly in a post-2014 context i'm remembering their primary interest is india. >> general comment in your assessment, and as the pakistan has been tension to take steps to stop the economy is use of the thought that were a safe event for conducting cross-border attacks into afghanistan quake >> the pakistani army is within his capabilities in mind of its other obligations has done a lot in the fatah and has lost a lot in the process. through that my question is whether they have taken steps to stop the haqqanis. >> i don't excel. >> i would agree with that. if you look at what the pakistan army has done, they have cut forces from 2010 until now in terms of the number of days in their because they have a sustained an issue. >> relative to the reconciliation talks, what are the television's motivation for participating in reconciliation top? >> well, that's a great question, sir. i think that they want to do believe achieves some legitimacy. they want

millions of users on apple's safari web browser. they placed a tracking tool on computers of people who used safari. in a settlement, google agreed not po misrepresent its privacy practices. >>> one of the men who created the kony 2012 video is under going a mental evaluation. he directed the video of the african war lord that went viral. detained him after they found him in his under where vandalizing cars and exhibiting other behavior. >> activists released video of what they said was security forces opening fire on demonstrators. hundreds of people were marching and two of them were wounded. also today new fighting broke out in a suburb. in the year of the uprising 8,000 people have been killed. >>> a german court ordered a myosee um to return thousands of rare -- museum to return thousands of rare posters. the court said allowing the museum to keep the posters would be like perpetuating the crimes of the nazis. >>> and at the vat kin, the roman catholic church was a scent for the pope. of course it's a secret. but it's meant to

millions of users on apple's safari web browser. they placed a tracking tool on computers of people who used safari. in a settlement, google agreed not po misrepresent its privacy practices. >>> one of the men who created the kony 2012 video is under going a mental evaluation. he directed the video of the african war lord that went viral. detained him after they found him in his under where vandalizing cars and exhibiting other behavior. >> activists released video of what they said was security forces opening fire on demonstrators. hundreds of people were marching and two of them were wounded. also today new fighting broke out in a suburb. in the year of the uprising 8,000 people have been killed. >>> a german court ordered a myosee um to return thousands of rare -- museum to return thousands of rare posters. the court said allowing the museum to keep the posters would be like perpetuating the crimes of the nazis. >>> and at the vat kin, the roman catholic church was a scent for the pope. of course it's a secret. but it's meant to

and this is offered on new versions of internet explower, and apple safari. demand for new fuel efficient cars led to a boom in auto sales estimating sales in march topping $1.4 million. get this. that is 16.5% increase over a year ago and 26% over last month. and that has been looser standards also helping boost the sales. motorist rates inching closer once again to lows. the average 30 year fixed rate is now at 3.99%. this is when buying and refinancing are at their highest levels since the crisis began five years ago. last month the 30-year fixed rate hit a low of 3.87% and crept back up above 4% and a lot of people think it would going to five, but dropping again, today. and surprising all of us. >> thank you. >> sure. >> and on to weather. spectacular in parts of the bay area, it's going to change. >> there is sandhya patel joining with us that and the weekend ahead. >> weekend going to feature wet weather. if you have plans saturday, you might want to take them ininside. there is a warning it's going to be wet and windy. sheer live picture there is clou

this is about safari yet. it shows how this message was my fault and the grass grew and he took all the remains some of the houses to make a cloak as if there was no village here and. this is the tomb of should used to communicate and to keep alive the history the memories. and i. there's not one of your number is a suburb of jerusalem the seton by the separation. sound the music was composed by a band called can't see the five but they are palestinian rappers from a refugee camp in lebanon. small small plane could do more to unify you on the terms of how much money you will know when the quality you. buy your drugs how you win the d.v.r. . and then we sing for people who don't listen to rap you should have a friend rap is not the main goal i had a goal is the cause for which we are singing because as the most important thing. there will be no peace in the world as long as there are people being killed in palestine. some. children such as i saw the cats here if you make noise or kind of executed by this circum

discovery kids an mated marine and safari lamps were called because the defect in the circuit board can cause electrical circuits. you can call and also the sling rider baby slings were originally recalled in march 2010 because they can suffocate infants. the kick and crawl was recalled because the valve of the inflatable ball can come off and children can choke on them. call 1-800-432-5437. fisher price's little people stand and play ramp way is being recalled because of a cloaking hazard. it was originally recalled in september of 2010. >>> a bit of good news for drivers out there. gas prices down slightly for the secondÑi day in approach. aa amount of say -- aaa said prices dropped about 3/10ths of a cent. the national average remains at $3.76. if you go to our traffic tab, you can find the lowest prices around. right now it's about $3.45 at the safeway in pasadena. so you want to check that out for more information. >>> now to democracy 2012 coverage it was a sweeping win for mitt romney and he is feeling confident. after super tuesday it was all about the math. he won six out of 10

this is about safari yet. it shows how this village was wiped out. and the grass grew and all the remains of the houses to make a cloak as if there was no village here. this is the tomb we should use to communicate and to keep alive the history the memories and i found that i. did not run a marathon bombing is a suburb of jerusalem a sentiment by the separation you know. you. call. yourself the music was composed by a band called the fire and they are palestinian rappers from a refugee camp in lebanon. it's. the most. emotional you know you're much of the muscle you know when the quality you. buy your mom drugs how you're going to eat you know. i do that now we sing for people who don't listen to rap we should have rap is not the main goal i have a goal is the cause for which we are singing because is the most important thing. there will be no peace in the world as long as there are people being killed and palestine. something. chosen such as i saw the cats here they feel like you know they're going to be suffocated by this because times they needed

when on safari, it's usually the four-legged creatures that provide the most entertainment.in this corner of south africa, it is often a two-legged creature named john varty. >> my reichel ifle in the momen the back of the vehicle. this is too clumsy to hold. i'm relying just on my knowledge of the situation. >> reporter: he's known as j.v. around here. and in the world of conservation and wild life photography, he's known as one of the most stroern y'all characters. >> i'm not a good cameraman. ill rely on technology. but all i have -- i have a great passion for what i do. >> reporter: since his family has long owned a luxurious private game reserve, he grew up around some of the most magnificent beasts on the planet. over the years, he's captured some amazing samples of their behavior. like the time a mother cape buffalo stalked the leopard that had taken her calf. it is just part of nat geo wild's "caught in the act," which treats us to a moon goose fighting a lion. and an overly excited young elephant, trying to mate with a rhino. and it including john varty's rare glimp

when out in the safaris of africa when reading it and gobbling it up. the material progress and prosperity of the nation so far as they lead the moral and material welfare of all good citizens. the initial draft was written by crowley himself, progress and welfare apply to the naturalization of politics. a break in the -- they now play an interventionist role with real democracy because if we do not have the right kind of law and the right kind of administration, the law cannot go forward. so in his own osowatomee speech, they are on the progressive mantle and not nowhere near as high minded as they are in the first place, but he does it nonetheless. he does elude the beginning when hard work pays off and they can mick it if they try, but that was the argument of his earlier generation. his basic bargain is so eroded that the final issue of our time is to restore growthing and prosperity. and the choice as he frames is is that offered by the progressive 100 years ago and it was economic. >> in the harshness of market capitalism which he defines in the f

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safari is designed to block third-party tracking but google found a way around that.hen google stopped. >> alison, i have to ask you about the bag pipes in the background. what is going on over there? >> did you know that st. paddy's day is saturday. so a lot of times here at the new york stock exchange we have guys here entertaining the guys on the floor. you hear all of the cheering. he's in the skirt, he's got the whole thing going on. >> the whole thing, yes. we can hear it. the applause and all of that, it sounds like a party is going on. st. paddy's day going on early. >> no drinks yet. >> after the close of business. that's okay. >> back to the google story. >> they possibly could be fine. analysts say at this point it could be proving that google acted intentionally. google says no way it maintains it was an accident. we have to think back and after a year or two ago it was collecting personal information when its google vehicles took street view maps, drove around taking those pictures and it was collecting information and google will be interesting to see ho

for an exclusive sit down interview is syrian ambassador to the united nations dr bashar safari ambassador thank you very much for speaking with our team today thank you for having me with you to the united nations estimates that more than eight thousand people have been killed since the anti-government uprisings began in syria a year ago my question for you how long can the violence and bloodshed continue whether it is one victim or a thousands this is too much for the syrian people and for the syrian government there has been a huge exaggeration of the figures of the thousands the government is not responsible for this approach because as you know. it is human and international elements which should be taken into consideration while assisting and to be assisting the groups in going and seeing all the groups in syria maybe even to resist an army lists but you have to come before the reason that they use against the the government forces we have been saying for months we are dealing with groups by the beginning doing before eight months everybody was denying these facts. by saying that the

. >> reporter: business is roaring at toy safari.so much that employees are getting more hours, and the store is staying open later. >> it's an increase from last year and especially from three years ago. >> reporter: a new bloomburg survey will show that 210,000 jobs were added last month. employers added 203,000 workers in december. all numbers that make customers take out their cash. >> reporter: the number one factor is always jobs. great job numbers just means there's going to be more confidence and that means more spending. >> reporter: some bay area stores are still closing, like this rallies owned knob hill grocery store. >> it upsets me, i've been shopping here for 22 years. >> reporter: consumer expert kim yaros says it's not just low prices atracting consumers, many business are doing great and more importantly hiring again. >> it really did take ingenuity to remain alive and strong. >> reporter: workers are also making more. in the third and fourth quarters of last year. wages and salaries grew $197.3 billion. in alameda,

google created a link from safari with google servers to see if safari users were signed on to googles on the browser. >>> toyota prius c came out on monday. 1200 were sold in the u.s. for first three days. those numbers are better than the volt and leaf for february. prius c gets 50-miles per gallon in the city. $19,000,000. >>> march madness goes dark in the east bay. power outage forces st. mary's fans to find another place to watch. >>> colder unstable weather is entering the bay area. we'll have what you can expect coming up. hand soap system healthy hands can be automatic. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> wednesday's tornado left a path of does trucks that stretches ten miles. despite the damage no one was hurt. that's because of the storm sirens that provide residents 20 minutes of warning. >>> we'll remain dry. maybe weather will turn active over the course of the afternoon. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures holding in the 40s and upper 30s around the north bay. 45 degrees san jose. 43 concorde. mid 40s near san francisco. oakland 42. earlier th

we saw this with safari. safari is a web browser.do an excellent job giving users privacy controls and have really strong, default settings. the third-party cookies, the tracking cookies will be blocked. google uses a loophole in the privacy settings in order to place tracking cookies and to really undermine users' privacy settings and to track users across the web. google has made a number of such mistakes. how careful are they being and not user privacy? if they are doing their best, i am not sure it is good enough. host: ralph is on the phone. good morning. caller: the government and all agencies are into everything. why do we not create two personas for everyone -- the private person and a public person? there is no way, in my estimation, we can have privacy now. thank you. host: thank you. guest: it is an excellent public and one of the really hot discussions right now in this space, how much we need what we do online to be tied to our real names and if there are ways to some enormously -- pseudo nomously use the internet. if th

regulators are investigating the mountain view company for replacing cookies on the computers of safari county investigators are trying to figure out what caused a huge house fire, the fire started around 9:40 last night on mustang drive. tara moriarty is live in napa wuck county. the last time -- county. the last time we saw was earlier this morning. >> reporter: that's right. firefighters told me dash that they put -- told me that they put gallons of water this morning. the house went up in flames just around 10:00 last night. [no audio] >> all right. well, we -- tara is giving us a live picture through cell phone technology. we call live view. sometimes the cell phones don't always hook up, as you know with something a cell phone. >>> let's get you updated on sol of the other toiferps -- some of the other top stories we're following right now. the attorney for the man accused of killing 16 afghans says his client is being flown to kansas. earlier this morning, oakland police s.w.a.t. teams converged on a home at 87 the and burch. they de -- 87th and burch. the brand had you inform ip

showing donald trump junior and his brother eric holding wild animals they hunted and killed while on a safarin africa. don tweeting i am a hunter and i don't hide from that. the 34-year-old went on to say he has the utmost respect for nature and they have always hunted in accordance with local laws and regulations. that's your 5 at 5:30. 5:30 on the east coast that is. >> 5:36 to be specific. >>> they are disturbed by the nypd watching places where muslims gather. one muslim woman says she welcomed the surveillance and others should, too. katherine is here with the story. >>> not everyone is critical of the new york city police department surveillance program. >> using religion as a cover. >> this is from saudi arabia. >> a practicing muslim and journalist shows off this core rain at a mosque in west virginia. the saudi publisher used negative language choosing christians. this interpretation is part of a larger problem. >> why are you speaking out now? >> we are saying you can't go into our mosque. you can't look at our muslim organization. can't even look at muslims because that is to targe

online spying a do not track feature is already offered on new versions of explorer, firefox and safariy extra officers will be looking to get distracted drivers off the road. part of the chp and office of traffic safety's campaign the month long effort is aimed at getting california drivers to put down cell phones. a study found the act of talking on the cell phone can reduce more than 35% of the brain activity need ford driving. >> message is a third of your -- of your brain is not there because you are doing that on the phone while driving, you become a zombie there's intention blindness that you don't know what you are not -- intention blindness that you don't know what you are not seeing. >> >> i was watching closely. did you see anybody doing that? no, okay. >> thriller! >> :16. >> you are funny this morning. >> let's do a little dance singing in the rain. >> i'll let you two dance and we'll talk about rain and see if he can do his fred astaire impersonation. >> no you saw the limit of my dancing right there. >> very nice. let's talk about what is going on outside, nothing now, qu

. >> it's almost as if we're watching mitt romney on safari in his own country. >> morning y'all. >> meant hunting down there. >> nooimt a big game hunter. i've always been a rodent and rabbit hunter. >> mitt may have saved his best line for the beautiful belles. >> this is what happens when your state has fewer schools than waffle houses. >> you might be a romney. if you're favorite kind of fireworks is firing people at work. >> we did it again. >> senator santorum is at the desparate end of his campaign. how many say missouri, like i do? a man of constant sorrows. >> people say he can't relate. he's so rich. he can't relate to the rest of us. >> guess what, i made a lot of money. >> i was called by some of my colleagues in the united states senate. >> have them speak english. that would be a requirement. you're not doing anybody a favor by not following the law. >> you what? >> i said english has to be learned as language. >> i love getting up in the morning. i love seeing what the weather is going to be. i love animals. in any mind everything is cool. >> yes, every day is cool. le

just as we discussed earlier, agree, this happened and there was a knock on the door at the safari web and the spy wasn't supposed to be allowed in and the door was closed and the spy said candy, and the door was open and the spy went in so the question is, why was the spy let in? did google do this on purpose? they say we had this feature, and if you are using google and you want to tell a friend you love this ad, you can do that. and they said as a result of setting it up for the plus one, we had in idea that all of this other stuff was going to happen and to show you that when we pound out we shut it down immediately and, by the way, it is not like the user intended to shut us down because as you said, it is a default setting so the user did not say i don't want this stuff coming in. it came that way. >>shepard: do you believe that? >>randy: yes. >>guest: i don't whether that is true or not but their slogan is "do no evil," and that is what they have to represent. >>shepard: let me show you what is going on. i don't think the old ipad2os hd this feature. this is the shep page on fox

a do not track feature is on new versions of internet explorer, firefox and safari. >>> the quaker oatsan has undergone a makeover, the 134-year-old brand is on a diet to link the brand with healthy choices. gone is the double chin he's got more flattering haircut and his shoulders are broader, obviously he's working out. the company wanted the shift to be subtle. is that subtle? >>> what will you be doing noon today? you can stop everything and put on your dancing shoes. dancers worldwide will come together simultaneously to celebrate movement and send a message, dance does not need to be performed on the stage but can be enjoyed by everyone. they will show their stuff at city hall and beaumont museum. you should feel free to just join in. >> noon stop what you are doing and start dancing. they have a word for that, it is called a musical. >>> a body discovered in the middle of a downtown street police treating it as a homicide. why police are now asking for the public's help. >> reporter: the search for missing sierra lamar will continue. >>> new this morning, haz-mat crew called to a

people who use apple safari browser, either on their pc, ipad, or iphone.think about it, advertising is really how google makes its money. but the problem here is that the way safari is designed, it's designed to block third-party tracking, but google looks like it may have found a way around that. the "wall street journal" caught google's hand in the cookie jar and then google then stopped. >> what happens next? will google be fine? >> it's certainly a possibility. analysts say it could be tough because what the ftc has to do is prove that google intended to act this way. and google says, uh-uh, it was an accident that we did this. but google, if you remember, it's been in trouble before. it was fined for collecting personal information a couple of years ago when the google vehicles were taking pictures for the street view maps when google, oops, accidentally collected personal information from those unencrypted wi-fi networks. this should be an interesting one to follow. >> indeed. live at the new york stock exchange, thank you. that does it for me this h

more recently google is found to have circumvented privacy controls on apple's safari browser, misstepsnly invited more skrutd any. >> we want to deliver products that delight users and that they find extremely useful. to the extent we deviate from that mission, we're going to lose users. if we're not delivering in a manner inconsistent with their expectations, our competition is one click away. >> reporter: google thinks when people take the time to read the policy, they'll appreciate what the company is trying to do. at a time when so many of us are sharing our lives online, google readily concedes it's important we know what they're doing with our private information. dan simon, cnn, mountain view, california. >> food for thought there. that's it for this edition of "world business today." thanks for joining us. i'm naen nah dos santos in london. >> i'm manisha tank in hong kong. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. bye for now. e -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free eas

. >>> coming up, donald trump's sons under scrutiny after going on an african safari. we'll have details on that. >>> and an interesting revelation from the father of jonbenet ramsey, why he finds child's beauty pageants disturbing. >>> and first, time for that's my take. today's topic, maryland teacher pensions. >> and now, that's my take with wttg vice president and general manager duffy dire. >> governor martin o'malley's fiscal 2013 budget proposal to shift 50% of teacher pension costs tagged at $239 million down to the county level triggered a dangerous spike in the blood pressure of every county official across the state. well, you better get the crash cart ready. seems that one way or another, counties and possibly county school boards are going have to pick up some of the teacher pension costs this coming fiscal year. there doesn't seem to be another way to reduce the $1 billion budget shortfall as governor o'malley and state lawmakers are wrestling with. whether the pension costs are paid by the state or portions shifted to the counties and school boards is no

. >>> people that surf the internet on apple safari browser may have had their privacy -- cookies storeormation on the users internet history. google stopped placing the cookies last month after the paper contacted the company. >>> typewriters making a comeback. typewriter repair shop owners say they are buying the machines not just for their vintage look but to use them. part of the appeal is there no distraction from the internet and you have to think about what you want to say before pressing the key. >> what a novel idea. >>> 5:52. they are the top hackers around. we'll tell you about a unique competition being held in the bay area. >> a close eye is being kept on the river. what is being done to protect the historic beach board walk. patp8 @ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> sounds of chain saws filled a lafayette neighborhood yesterday as crews tried ore move a down tree. the pine fell on to a home on deloris drive. it's not clear if it caused damage. no one was hurt. >>> crews are keeping a close eye on the san lorenzo river this morning. heavy rain caused the river to shift course putting the board

businesses is roaring at toy safari in alameda, so much that employees are getting more hours and the store is staying open later, even in a typically slower season. >> we had a good amount of people coming in january, which is usually our deadest month. so it's definitely an increase from last year and especially from three years ago. >> reporter: a new bloomberg survey predicts labor department numbers out this week will show 210,000 jobs were add. in january payrolls rose by $243,000, the most in nine months and last december employers added about 203,000 workers. all numbers that make customers take out their cash. >> the no. 1 factor in consumer confidence is always jobs. so great job numbers mean there is going to be more confidence and that means more spending which ultimately means more jobs. >> reporter: but some bay area stores are still closing, like this raley's foods in milpitas. more than 100 employees could be transferred and a few laid- off this year. >> that kind of upsets me. i have been shopping here 42 years. >> reporter: raley says sales are slow and discount reta

you stay in safari tents. plugs for your iphone, et cetera, because every hipster needs to stay plugged in. they have a hammock grove where you can actually hang out and lie in hammocks and commune with nature instead of your iphone. >> those are vintage restored trailers. >> they are have trailers, as well. >> this of all the places you're showing us. >> $65 a night. >> next up another tree house. the tree house lodge in costa rica. >> this is more of a robinson crews sew fantasy. if you're looking for a getaway, the tree house lodge in costa rica is absolutely beautiful. the main lodge, that one actually has a suspension bridge that leads you from your room to your bathroom. to middle of the night you have to be a tiny bit careful to make a trip to the bathroom. but super charming and some the most beautiful rain forest around you. they have 50 kinds of palms, exotic birds and howler monkeys on the property. >> this is right on the beach. >> ten acres of beach. >> i know you're especially excited about this

the move after google was discovered bypassing the privacy settings of millions of users on apple safari web browser. google stopped the practice last month after being contacted by the journal for the story reporting that the search giant was using special computer code to install tiny tracking on people's ipads, even if the device was set to block this type of tracking. the paper said these investigations could last for years and result in hefty fines. google says it's cooperating. >>> people in hong kong already got their new ipads and here in the u.s. doors to the apple stores will open around 8:00 a.m. around the country. the new tablet comes with a faster processor, sharper screen. the price starts at $499. some customers of course were able to preorder for first day home delivery. joining the customers outside apple stores are protesters. they're trying to pressure the tech company into insisting on better labor conditions at manufacturing companies it uses in china. reports of worker suicides and dangerous working conditions have touched off a global movement that was started by

it's almost as if we're watching him on safari in his own country. >> all righty then. >> karen, followhat. >> i'm going to let that sit on the table for just a minute. >> karen, aside from the 2012 campaign, the other big story that's been out is the release of the movie game change. given the staggering portrait of this ill equipped, ignorant vij, can we agree she will never hold it will highest office in the land. she does say she will be at the convention. >> the republican party, this cycle, could not prove that it was in -- it was still capable of potentially nominating or following a pair of other idiots in donald trumpb and herman cain. i don't think they learned their lesson. maybe we can stop that from happening in 2016. here is sarah palin. it was worse than we thought. i remember clearly when she spoke at the convention as the movie so well portrays, she very impressive. it all unravelled so quickly. it was very clear she was not ready for prime time at all what so ever. however, there is is still a base of people in this country who love her, support her. >> no, please, no.

social network called buzz and more recently found to have circumvenned privacy controls on apple's safarirowser that invited more scrutiny. >> we want to the deliver products that delight users and they find extremely useful. if we're not delivering our services in a manner that's consistent with their expectations and what they're looking for, our competition is only one click away. >> google knows it still has convincing to do but thinks when people take the time to read the policy, they'll appreciate what the company is trying to do. at a time when so many of us are sharing our lives on line, google concedes it's important we know what they're doing with our private information. dan simon, cnn, mountain view, california. >> if you want to get around google's new privacy settings. here's how. first you have to sign into your google account. for many of you, this is your gmail log-in. then type google.com/history. type it into your web browser. then a page will come up with a button on it that says remove all web history. that's what you need to click on. after you do that, you have to c

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john capehart said he looks like he's on safari in his own country. explain that to me. >> it's like ha, ha, i'll have a bud light. i think that's a wonderful line. i always sort of bris l when people talk about politicians being comfortable in their own skin or being authentic. it shouldn't be the right way we pick leaders, but there has to be a connection between the pern a person and the policies and the audience. mitt romney, trying to campaign as a regular guy when being a one percenter is not the thing to be this year. his wife talking about how she knows that women around the country are concerned about tough economic times. there's nothing these people say that really makes it sound like they know what they are talking about and that they have real answers to these dilemmas we face as a nation. >> despite his own slide in the approval ratings this month, the president is still leading against all of these candidates in today's new york times poll. is that a function of the incompetence of these candidates or the effective attacks on the presid

they shot and killed endangered animals on a safari. they got an elephant. they got a crocodile.nd they got that thing on their dad's head. [ laughter ] they were holding it. the picture with the machete. you guys hear this? after being arrested on friday, george clooney said he used his one phone call in jail it call his mother. [ audience aws ] when clooney called his mom, even she was like, "oh, my god, it's george clooney!" [ laughter ] some "jersey shore" news, like you need that. [ laughter ] our pals over at "jersey shore," snooki and jwoww swam with dolphins during their trip to cancun. or as those dolphins put it, "the lucky ones got caught in tuna nets." [ laughter ] speaking of snooki, she said in a resent interview that her pregnancy feels like being hung over. which makes sense because i'm pretty sure they were both caused by the same thing. you know? [ laughter ] if you think about it. and finally, big sports news. peyton manning has agreed to join the denver broncos. [ cheers and applause ] which means denver will trade tim tebow after just one year as a starter. e

it's an adventurous couple looking out of the back of a truck while on a safari. thinking, "wild cougars on the savannah." and he's thinking, "that's the movie i rented in my hotel last night." [ laughter and applause ] wild cougars in savannah. >> steve: the city of savannah. >> jimmy: no, on the savannah. >> steve: oh, on the savannah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the nature show. >> steve: like "the veldt." >> jimmy: yeah. look at this one here. here's a man and a woman enjoying a nice day outside, looking up at the sky. she's thinking "i can feel the sunlight on my face." and he's thinking, "i can feel the bony buns in my nads." [ laughter and applause ] which are very different feelings. another one here. >> steve: uh-oh. >> jimmy: very flexible guy doing advanced yoga with his female instructor. she's thinking, "yoga is good for the body and soul." and he's thinking, "i'm two lessons away from being able to gurgle my own nurgle." [ laughter ] >> steve: what? i'm going to google that. >> jimmy: google that. >> steve: google -- gurgle my own nurgle. >> jimmy: that's