google wants to bring the service to 34 more cities. ng-edge modems cabled right into each customer's home. it will cost google as much as $900 per household. if google builds it, will customers come? 15 million atv customers will come, giving google fiber nearly as big a customer base as comcast's 24 million. >> google's expansion plan for fiber could threaten certain cable providers. let's talk about that. in austin, plans have been slowed down by at&t. they are saying, you cannot run your fiber of our telephone poles. we were here first. when were talking about this potential comcast-time warner -- just ase comcast google fiber has announced the rollout, comcast has increased the speed it is giving. they have lowered their cost just in the month. the competitive atmosphere is keenly being felt not just by comcast but by at&t and verizon. directv dish, we talked to some people who said they are getting pitches from all these companies is incognize the consumer play. it's hard to compete with the optical fiber speed. copper wires cannot

today, we are taking an in-depth look at google fiber. the only other place other than kansas city -- tell us why google picked provo. >> a lovely town, a college town, a beautiful mountain. it is left over from the.com boom. when the city actually borrowed over $30 million to wire houses without optical networks. it required a significant update they could not afford. they went to google and said, you're trying -- starting to roll this thing out over the country. you have got to start. it is a partner with google and google is now rolling out new equipment to run existing fiber lines and create to go fiber here. class google fiber is a -- an attempt to jumpstart to impressive meets. megabitsber is 1000 per second. it is 100 times faster. you go bit, google fiber threatens to up band the cougar -- google fiber business. -- at&t'ser than att experimental service. google fiber started in kansas city in 2012. and comingn utah soon, austin, texas. it wants to bring the service to 34 more cities. optical networking signals to break into each custo

will that hurt the innovation story? from google's perspective you put heat on the traditional cable players. whether it is to provide faster speeds or keep them on their toes for other stuff, the fact you have broadband players who want to charge, this net neutrality issue, layers like netflix for how much of the service is coming down there pipes. google is coming down your pipe all the time. if you can build your own network you are pushing the ball back into their court. >> some cities are trying to get google to come to them. some cities including mountain view have said, this will not work. how does google overcome those kinds of challenges? >> google is not laying pipe here. they already have fiber to the home here. they don't have to do all of the work. they have been selective about the things they're working with. kansas city had to give up a lot to do this. dedicated workers and staff, salaried employees. they had an expedited process to use city infrastructure to get these things out. google is selecting places where they

and will have an effect on the bay. google responded with the same statement that it issued when i acquired earlier in the week. google says it is reviewing the letter from the bcdc. in san francisco, allen martin, kpix5. >> coming up, your cell phone less attractive to thieves. the kill switch. >> and taking their first shot at fashion week. the sneak peek at designers hoping for their big break. ,,,, ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. save get a sealy queen set on befor just $399.osturepedic. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. the full forecast >>> it's a start of a very wet weekend as we have been telling you. here's the proof. a look at our high def doppler. paul will have the full forecast coming up. a pilot's quick thinking helped stop a man's attempt to hijack a turkey bound flight into russia today. a passenger

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the google bought nest, consumer companies said, i get it. ambers said the internet of things could be a $19 trillion market over the next decade. dropbox has reportedly hired its first coo according to wall street journal. dennis woodside, the former ceo isgoogle's motorola division reportedly joining dropbox as chief operating officer. dropbox brought in a $250 million funding round, funding the company to $10 billion. they work with companies like yelp, foursquare, and dropbox's biggest competitor. also, jon erlichman. is this more of a coup for dennis woodside or for dropbox? >> you have to look at it as a coup for dropbox, for sure. they need to get more enterprise ready and look like a larger company. they have 315 employees. they need to have a little more gray hair. greg is not an old guy, but i think he brings that to the table. woodsideoes dennis bring to online storage? at he has worked a lot global expansion. it dropbox wants to be an international company. he spends time thinking about mobile and mobile is huge. i think if you thi

this is the future. once googleses the mass market version, they will roll out just like smartphones did. slocom got the glasses back but her purse and cell phone were stolen. a bar patron says molotov's is a punk rock bar, not tech oriented. >>> the spotlight is on tesla today for being consumer reports's top pick. tesla's model s is the first electric car to win best overall. the sedan received a 99 performance rating the highest score consumer reports has ever had. for starters, it's luxurious, safe and allows passengers to search the internet on a touchscreen control panel. the $89,000 car also runs 225 miles per charge. that's more than any other electric car. >>> several other more affordable cars also received top marks. the subaru impreza won best compact car. the audi a6 is the best luxury car. and for the 11th straight year, toyota's hybrid prius was named the best green car. >>> gm is expanding a recall on cars to fix a deadly defect. it involves ignition switches that can cause the engine to shut off. th

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can't startups take a sharper picture of the earth than google? l explain next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> you're watching bloomberg west where we focus on technology and the future of business. i'm emily chang with your top headlines. motorola mobility will be profitable in just a few quarters. the ceo says that the company plans to relaunch the motorola brand in china and emerging markets. lenovo is working to get approval for the $2.9 billion deal to buy most of motorola mobility from google. the price wars are heating up between a wireless carriers and verizon wireless is offering new discounts. under the more everything plan, they are doubling monthly data allowances for certain customers offering $20 a month discounts. verizon trying to keep up with at&t, sprint, and t-mobile. are new cars the key to twitter's growth? users are twice as likely to buy a new car as the average u.s. household. twitter might be aiming for a larger piece of the auto advertising market worth more than $15 billion a year. google is famous for mapping the earth, but so

you have the google glass on. you just lay the product. you ca read in there. n why you have it d tell us about google plus. >> i am from the th sector. i have always been an early adopter d tester. i jump in on beta for a lot of things. when i saw what google was doing, i tught this was exciting. i am trying to see what wearable tenology is going to take. this is a first weep. th do look good on you. >> thank you. not ready for google plus. what is it and why can i benefi >> it does sound like ather social network did it is a social platform. if you think about google today, it is papart of the infrastructure. we think about highways and railroads. those are part of our infrastrucucture. we do not talkbout google e that way. it iimportant that we do. >> they do not know what google plus is. what is it? >> it is the soal layer that has been added. people should think about findability. when we use technolo, you do not say i searched for you. you say i googled you. i did thatefore i came on the show. i found out that you have a lot of hits. gmailu have to have a

what is google bringing to the table here? turbocharge is this entire system. >> it would've taken 300 years on a single computer to make that forced global map. because we ran on 10,000 computers on the google cloud, we can do that in a couple of days. see. now everyone can the google team created something just for this roger. you've heard of google maps and google earth. this is google earth and gin. they had a team working full-time come if you'r. >> did google get paid for this project? toruvell donated that team work on this. they donated the services. a number of countries also helped to fund the spirit the norwegian government, dk government, the u.s. government had a hand in this as well is a number of environment will groups. >> will the countries be able to use this tool for anything? >> the companies that made pledges to stop these for station -- countries have gotten too.ved, result and indonesia made pledges. they will be able to use this tool to help them track and get down to the nitty-gritty and get the compan

some of the packets tested positive for heroin. >>> and google plans to turn the four story building at treasure island into a floating marketing center for google glass. but a state investigation discovered neither google or the treasure island development agency applied for the proper perms so that means conduction -- permits so that means construction can't resume until they get the paperwork done. >>> an ill may is accused orb -- inmate is accused of running an online robbery scheme. he used smug -8d smart phones to surf craigslist for people selling jewelry. his accomplices on the outside would then use stolen credit cards to buy the plane ticket and pick the seller up from the airport in a limo. once the seller was in the limo, a band of armed thieves would stick up the limo and steal the jewelry. >>> i'm mark kelly live in napa. today the mother of a 3-year- old girl found dead in her bed and the mother's boyfriend expected in court for the murder of 3-year-old kayleigh slusher. this morning, a memorial is growing at the victim's apartment complex. since 2012 law enforcement h

samsung the google and had a broad licensing deal. ink there's anything more to that deal? samsunge going to ask to use the android operating system? >> i think they gave samsung intended to do that by selling motorola. i love the cory's math. they spent $4 billion in they gave themselves a hedge for patent protection on android. the patent fights were more than they are now. all that has been said and done, this worked out well for google. they probably overstretched themselves in thinking they could redefine the mobile phone industry. they got patent protection and they moved on. investors are happy that they got rid of what looked like a tangential investment area. >> is this a misstep? >> i agree with mark. in theactivated a bomb form of some destructive litigation. they did have ambitions around turning motorola into a preeminent android handset manufacturer and turning google into a hardware maker. they hired somebody to run it. they were staffing up in sunnyvale. it did not work out. it created a lot of conflict in the android e

the freedoms of citizens. google is a perfect placement there are others as well. >> we're in a decade long transition where we'll go from a minority of the world population being on-line to the entire population being on-line. one, you want a front row seat. two you want to be heart of ensuring that new found connectivity is a force for good in the world. >> emily: we conclude this evening with oscar nominated documentary called the square. crises in ukraine, the digital revolution and jehane space noujaim the square when we return. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> our fundamental interest is democracy, human rights and the rule of law in ukraine. this is not about a choice of ukraine between russia and the eu, it is about setting the country on a democratic path for the future. >> rose: we begin this evening with the unrest in ukraine, a man under way for the ousted president victor yanukovych. authorities seek his arrest on charges of mass murd

this is a the google-doodle today. it shows athletes against a backdrop of the rainbow colors.ow the local is a two sentence section of the olympic charter that says in part " the practice of sport is a human rights code. google usually up is their theme that daily at midnight eastern time. but it was changed late afternoon yesterday. >> >> it was a tough first night of the competitions for team usa ahead of the opening ceremony. no medals to announce yet, but fair warning, we are about to give away some of what happened on the ice last night. right now, the u.s. figure skating team is in seventh place in points. some of that is because of this fall by american skater jeremy added. he was very very upset but the fourth time u.s. sam told reporters afterwards that he now had his olympic disaster and he is ready to move on. >> paris team more arrests pairs team marissa castelli and simon shinapir also had a fall. but they were solid enough to keep the u.s. and standings. this is their first olympics. they scored their personal best last night. >> the u.s. hopes to gain ground in

the freedoms of citizens. googles a perfect place to work on this. >> what happens after the internet? >> the internet will eventually go away in the same sense that electricity went away. >> it becomes an ever-present commodity. >> the only place you hear discussions about electricity as places where it is unreliable, like in pakistan or africa. we take it for granted. 80 years ago after the debates on ac and dc, the show would have been about electrification. >> someone said, this company would be disruptive. the important things that you make in the book is the disruptiveness of the internet in its affect on business. you can never assume today will be forever. >> there is always another startup of brilliant people coming out of a major university. >> the book is called "a new digital age. when we come back, we will take a look at a film called "the square." >> i am not going to go and vote while my friends are being killed in the street. i have friends in the hospital in serious condition. i know people that have

more on why the company picked the head of google's motorola division. you can watch us on your phone, tablet, bloomberg.com and apple tv as well. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." sisco has reported a drop in sales and profit. in the second quarter sales fell 8%. profit dropped 55%. they are being hurt by growing sales outside of the united states. john chambers sees big things on the internet for things referring to devices and connected car. here is what he said earlier today. >> this is the year where the tipping spoipt going to occur in the internet of everything. it will empower to us move to be the number one i.t. company. we've been focused on this for six years. at the world economic forum last month, it was the top technology topic. when google bought nest all of a sudden everybody said i get it. >> chambers said the internet of things could be a $19 trillion market turnover next decade. >> drop box has reportedly hired its first c.o.o. dennis woodside the former c.e.o. of motorola is joining drop box at their chief operating officer. the c

a part of the deal mines that the google ferry will not interrupt the regular ferry -- will not interrupt the regular ferry days. live in alameda, brian brian, kpix5. >>> a little bit of the snow was brought to the bay area. a little bit of -- a little bit of a dusting as they got some snow. but the small potent season from north to south as i high- def doppler showed a few road showers as most of the achetivety heads south with more -- activity heads south. >>> tonight to remember a little girl found dead in her home in napa as they brought flowers. many said prayers and some gave speeches to clean the girl's heart of the broken grandfather. >> you can't imagine what i'm going through. there is nothing that we could say or do to bring them back. i hope that nobody goes through this. >> the investigation is underway to find out how the 3- year-old died. >>> earlier today arresting the girl's mother and boyfriend and don knapp with what they need to go on. >> reporter: they checked the apartment and located the 3- year-old deceased in her bed. no parent or guardian was present at the resid

it is the maiden voyage of the alameda program. >> you are okay with google sharing this ferry terminal. >> sure. hopefully it brings money in town. >> they can't park in the already crowded lot or the neighboring streets. >> they arrived in. a white google shuttle bus and told not to talk to reporters. >> they were selected to try it out. >> we counted 50 people who got it on far below the 500 person capacity. they have to catch another shuttle bus in mountain view. >> told morning commute time. hour and a half. >> they say they are not jealous complete with wi-fi. >> so much money. >> i get to do that. >> and we get what we went. >> as long as we get the work, i am happy. >> we don't want to inconvenience anyone as we look for new ways to get to work. >> the google ferry pilot program will run until friday. >> kpix 5. >> there is an intense search for a convicted killer who escaped from a prison. after last night's escape. michael david elliott used a box cutter to abduct a woman in indiana. they say elliott used the box cutter to escape prison by creating holes in fences. >> they are

google turbocharged the entire system. >> because we ran on 10,000 computers in parallel on the googled, you had the result in a couple of days. >> now, if a tree falls in the forest, everyone hears it. >> megan hughes, bloomberg, washington. >> being eco-friendly and conscientious. how this chain is making a difference, coming up. plus, corporate america is taking a lead on minimum wage. that is next. ♪ is 26 minutes past the hour, which means google television is on the markets. let's take a look at where stocks are trading this hour. one measure in manufacturing coming back higher. a bit of a bounce back, the s&p and the dow each climbing half of one percent. movers wef individual are watching, first up is the shoemaker reporting first-quarter losses of $.20 per share. also announcing it expects to begin buying back stock's, part of its repurchase plan. petroleum. the energy company has been downgraded to underperform after posting a wider fourth-quarter loss yesterday. liquidity concerns for changing that. we will be back in 30 minutes. you will get more look -- more "lunch money"

you know about the protests against google buses and san francisco. the responsibility to the local community? >> i think it is big. i think first of all, anybody that is a ceo has to realize they are blessed and that there are a lot of people who help them on their journey and when you get to the top of the company, you worked hard to get voted on the team and you give back. mark benioff has been a great example of somebody who eats that every day. he created salesforce from the beginning, he made sure that there was a foundation where he gave up one percent of his stock to charity. one percent went to employees time and one percent of the software went to help nonprofits. it has been fascinating. a lot of the big execs come in and they assemble bikes for needy children. i have been there a couple of times. that is a we should be doing is helping people. >> salesforce is an interesting model. he said we are not going to have free lunch. i want you to spend your money on market street. you have other companies that have free perks, free trips to the pe

glass but if you go to the google glass youtube channel there's a video of love throughgle glass and if you watch really closely you'll notice all of these videos have one common theme these are all google glass proposals. some we've had on our show here before. >> this one. >> this is a sweet thing very cool but you have to also remember it's hard to look cool when you have the google glass on it's hard to -- i don't know, you kind of look like a weird robot nerd. >> i don't think so, i think it's pretty neat that we are seeing stuff from a different perspective as opposed to filming it. >> do we really need to be there? do we? i don't know that i need to be front and center. >> i agree with you there, sometimes it should be justor e couple. let them havebu are nervout pro to your girl or maybe if you are a girl going to propose to your guy, you can watch a couple of these like a dry run. this is how it's going to go down. >> that's a good idea. these could be training videos. >> if you go in for the big smooch, you might smash your glasses together. >> or we'll be part

a monthly parking pass republicans $20 and is tree to park at the terminal on the weekend. >> google is expanding the private ferry service to shuttle workers to the campus, starting this morning, google is adding a new route between alameda harbor bay ferry terminal and redwood city. last month, they launched another ferry run to carry 150 employees from the san francisco ferry terminal. protesters have rallied against google and other technical companies using shuttle buss which have become a growing symbol of economic inequality in san francisco. cornell bernard is at the harbor bay terminal with a report in the next half hour. >>> a sea of celebration in seattle after the seahawks crushed the broncos in the super bowl so lopsided it will go in the record books. this is how it happened. >> seahawks took the lead and never looked back scoring quick of the points in super bowl history. >> we played football and what happened was supposed to happen. >> bronco nation was shocked. >> we needed to play well in order to win and we...we didn't come anywhere close to that. >> broncos apolog

the barge has to be moved. well, tonight allen martin reports google is also under fire for its plan to operate the vessel. >> reporter: or maybe a lack of a plan at least publicly anyway. this letter to google's attorney spells out a major flaw in the tech giant's idea to tow that barge to different locations around the bay and set up shop. tonight we know that google has been told, get the proper permits every time you move that floating marketing center. some people in the bay area feel the need for high-tech pushback as evidenced by recent demonstrations against google and other private commuter buses shuttling employees to and from silicon valley but lest anyone believe google with its unpermitted barge can bully its way around the waters of san francisco bay, one agency is ready to say not so fast. >> what we told google's attorney was if and when the google barge is completed, then what we'll need from google is their plan about where to actually moor in the bay and for how long. >> reporter: the bay conservation and development commission says at this point, google has provided no specific details of its plans

specifically i'm talking about the new shuttle buses that transport google workers from the city of san to google's offices out in the suburbs in silicon valley. should they be protest? that brings us too tonight's number, 20,000. the number of co2 saved every year because of the shuttles. otherwise, the people could drive or do other things to get out there. the protests are say it's still bad. google is taking 4,000 cars off of the road every day. why are san francisco residents so angry about the shuttles, the rich against the poor? dan simon has the story. >> san francisco, not for sale. >> ray bus stop in san francisco warmed by protesters. these people angry at what they see as growing income inequality in the city. but to understand the issue, you need to check things out on a regular day. so we did. it's 9:00 a.m. on a wednesday morning. and these google employees are leaded to work. same goes for these apple employees, facebook employees, genentech, employees and linked in employees. all hopping on company-provided shuttles to make the hour long commute from the san francisco t

the reality is people are going to google to search for everything. etitive issues we are dealing with is a small subset of what google does. >> isn't that similar to a settlement they made with the u.s.? >> it's all about anti-trust. when you are the dominant player in a technology market, how do you make sure that others have some level of fair treatment on your ground? >> this is probably on some level either good or bad, black or white, on some level this is bad for amazon and all those other businesses that want their results to show up in ways the users might intipped when they do the searches on google. >> google is constantly tweaking it's algorithm in ways that are legal. >> the risk is when they go into businesses that aren't serged, when they go into the e-commerce business and offering travel advice and getting paid for clicks, that's when the risk comes in when you have a business that dominates as google does. >> when you go into a search engine and you say trip to new york or hotel in boston, those results it's a good chance the first or

look at the history of google. any keypoint of the developments is one of the largest and innovative companies. it was in 2002, after an a lot of internal debate among the company they agreed to pay aol a sum to be their default search engine. you can see innovation. this might change it but good ideas get funded and consumers know good tech ideas >> net flix shot out they could raise prices if they don't get favorable treatment. >> i got the impression they were fairly unconcerned about what was happening. they said if an isp did attempt to degrade net flix traffic they could be upset and encourage consumers to be upset about that. customers are paying for that and to degrade the service makes them look bad. >> host: chance williams of free press? >> isp's do have an incentive to degrade them. if they have a video service, why not encourage people to use that one instead of netflix? that is why the fcc has a number of options on the table but the best thing is for them to move forward with reclassification. >> host

apple isn't saying why it removed the blocked chain is still unavailable in the google play store. there are reports apple is developing its own mobile pay system that could be a rival for bit coins. >>> nasa is sharing the first view of earth as it appears from the surface of mars. it is hard to see without the arrow nasa added but earth is the tine gnu blue speck. nasa says greatly enlarge views show a glimmer of the moon behind the earth. >>> the oakland a's plan to meet with fans this weekend before heading off to spring training in arizona. the annual fan fest being held tomorrow at the oakland coliseum. if you have not gotten your ticket yet, you are out of luck. about 20 current players including cook, cocoa crisp, josh donaldson will be signing autographs. the event kicks off at 10:00 tomorrow morning. the parking lot opens up at 7:00 a.m.. it could be a little wet out there for fans. >> could be. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour. steve has been telling us the bay area of racing for a stormy weekend. some areas will get more rain in two days than they have seen the whole seaso

the only thing i don't like about google fiber right now is how much time i spent sitting on the couchatching tv. >> don't get too excited for google fiber. right now, it's only available in provo and kansas city. austin is in the works. there are talks with nine other metro areas, according to google. new york city, however not one of them. is there anything google cannot do? now you can visit the church in manitoba on the street view. it is the polar bear capital in the world. they teamed up with a specially designed tundra buggy with an emphasis on how climate change is affecting the polar bear population. some parts of canada has seen a 22% decline in population in recent years. coming up, behind of new york's massive hudson redevelopment. and the largest loading crane in the world. we will tell you what it's doing here in new york after the break. as for nasa, it hit the planetary jackpot. the space agency discovered 715 new planets, thanks to the kepler space telescope. it almost doubles the number of planets we know about. nasa says four of the new planets are in what's called t

the company does. we do not know what google has paid for the company. it has not been revealed. a spokesman of google says this is very early stage startup, more like an acui-hire. part acquisition, art hire. this company was only founded two months ago. they came out about five months ago and have no investors or patents. they have no customers and they have not had any financing either. financing,y stage of very early stage company. clearly, google sees some potential there. the three founders of slicklogin are graduates of the israeli defense forces cyber security unit. they will start work today in the cyber security division there. your bad day to start first day on the job. >> not bad at all. this is not google's first is really acquisition either. >> it is not. i am not going to put you on the spot and ask you to name the other three. one of them, google bought for right about $1 billion last year. quicksy and lab pixie. it is a bit of a land grab some of the top tech companies in the world. google, microsoft, intel, and others are in israel buying up companies that are at

of course we know the landmark acquisition from google. it is the fourth login. oogle is not the only one. and apple. giants really see a greatel and place to do research and development. they have the highest proportion of research. -- research and development. there are bigger sized companies. hugs -- >> all right. elliott has the very latest on the acquisition in israel. >> let's stick with technology. meeting with the french president on wednesday. david tweed is in berlin. what does she want? >> she wants data protection. citizens.erman she talks about coming up with a european communication structure by e-mails do not be sent the united states. this is what she had to say. >> we will talk with frets about how we can maintain a high level of data protection and our citizens. to sendld not have e-mails and other information across the atlantic. >> fits in with the discussion taking place. good to telecom -- deutsche aboutm has been talking wanting to have eu-only routing and we had an interview with the co-chief executive officer. companies that are in talk wi

if a tree falls in the woods, will google see it? in nation, the gap answers the call for higher wages. is walmart next? in startup, the biggest online publisher you have never heard of. look at the original g.i. joe. stay with the times. let's kick it off with what everyone is talking about. once again, it is ukraine. the cease-fire declared last night failed to hold. the independent square was covered in fire and smoke. the list of casualties is growing long and the international call for action is growing louder. >> we continue to stress to the ukrainian government, they have the primary responsibility to prevent the kind of terrible violence we have seen. to withdraw riot police, to work with the opposition. >> it is the regime that created this, by undertaking positions that went against the nature and aspirations of ukraine. for that reason, we hope the government responsible. >> it will be necessary to discuss specific sanctions to show it is important the political process start again. we cannot accept what is happening. >> th

nn and it that sergei bri the leadership of google have had so much success? got a great education. many tech founders and ceos are donating money to education nonprofits. they know that education is the key to the future. governor brown says we are doing great in california yet our schools are ranked 46 america unless we get every -- must give every kid in california a good education, we will not be in the running. without more spending there were not be more spending on schools. . >> the money is going to fund pensions and other budgetary needs. weise then 40 odeon dollars on k-12 i only half of that money is getting into the classroom. have a that is going into administration and bureaucracy. this is not about throwing more money into a leaky bucket. governor brown does not want to do the hard work of fixing the structural problems in our education system. he wants to pour more water into that leaky bucket. >> you said the high-speed rail plan is the crazy train. what's the alternative? >> we have many needs in our state -- jobs, water, the drought -- who c

the only thing i don't like about google fiber is how much time i spend on the couch watching tv. >> for google fiber. provo, areople in they as excited as that man for google fiber? >> i think that they are. the city is just papered with advertising and the newspaper has great things and the other cable providers are here, trying to up their game. comcast has lowered their prices and increased their delivery service. there is a big change happening in provo driven by google fiber. >> how many homes do you think that this could really reach? what is the target, one small town at a time? are talkingnalysts about this thing. 50% of the homes the fiber service will get. we were at the diner this morning talking to people and they say that they have been waiting months to get the service installed in their homes. there is clearly some demand but there is not just a man in provo. there are more cities lining up. google says they have 32 cities and they are quietly negotiating. one of them is salt lake city. we spoke to the mayor of salt lake city and listen to what he had to say. in thisve

. >>> the google barge breaking the rules. the company is slapped with a serious ultimatum for its floating lab on the bay. >>> a nice little soaker on super bowl sunday near the b. some of you got near 1 inch of rainfall. guess what? that ridge of high pressure is moving farther app way. find pout that that means for additional rain chances this week, coming up. >> he has been out at sea since december 21st, 2012. >>> well, he is like the real- life version of the movie cast away how this man claims he survived more than a year at sea. ,, spent hours partying in the streets.. following their team's super bowl win again the denver broncos. this is the city's first major >>> seattle seahawks fans spent hours partying in the streets following a super bowl win against the denver broncos. the city's first major championship in 35 years. a parade is set for p wednesday morning. >> met life stadium had their turn in the spotlight. the bay area will get that chance in 2016. levi stadium will be the site of super bowl 50. local organi

google also has the relationship with the bp firm and google capital has that relationship.hy would youy, want money from a google versus google can offer you all the services as a company has, and the internet company with the biggest in a world, it really touches everything you do now. if you are looking for help going international and in your business development, if there is a person in google who you know can assist you, this is great. >> thank you for bringing us the update. more after this quick break. ♪ >> welcome back. automakers and tech companies are battling over a slice of coveted radio waves. the car company wants them to be used for new crash avoidance technology, saying it is more important and why i or web data. google and microsoft call is a long shot of who will win in the showdown. the senior vice president is washington.from who has the better argument? class the better argument comes down to the safety of the people. question is in designed to enable vehicles to make roads safer. moms,dual vehicles for dads, kids, and commercial vehicles. that allows f

the right decision. they did rather well. while it seems google is coming under fire and this time it has nothing to do with n.s.a. government requests but that time is now being targeted by california authorities for not having the proper permits necessary to construct a barge in its current location and this is a four story structure that's now docked at the pier at treasure island in san francisco bay the barge rose to fame last year as google's floating mystery of course all of this begs the question what is this mysterious structure and where is it going to discuss this a little bit more i was joined earlier by artie's ramon the lindo and i first asked him to take me back to how this structure was discovered in the first place the first easy ports did it start coming out back in october of two thousand and thirteen but at that point this massive construction project at irving going on for more than a year now so you know it started digging up looking at lease agreements talking to people there on treasure island and eventually connected the d

the money will pay for two s of free transit passes for income kids. mountain view- based google has been a rect target of hostility in san francisco... because its pre employee shuttle service us muni bus stops. 15:49:38 i think this is a time for the city, and i thk google is getting it, it's t it. i just kinda want to si my very great appreciation r taking their very first ste hopefully a number of stepst will help assist us as a cio make this place more affordable..more compassion. more inclusive.. 15:50:00 the google donation is one the largest-ever private contributions to san francio services. it's seen as an effort to cb protests. google is among several tech firms, recently targeted by protesters... w blame the companies for dri up the cost of living in san francisco. there's a new rule of the rd in california. turns out.. drivers can use their cellps while driving, but just for thing. before you do it, th -- see what kpix five's anda borba found out: you can always tell when a driver isn't paying attentio the road. they have that tell-tale blue glare up on r face. well

whether it is the google self driving car or other things. there was an undergraduate student who at one point had 1.3 million are in users using it. and the reason that his application was able to scale so rapidly was because it was going to be built facebook and facebook was built on top of the worldwide web. there is a networking that could go on and on. but each of those innovation have made it harder for individuals, they have not made it harder but they have made it easier. so the low hanging fruit metaphor is exactly the wrong one that is the nature of innovation we are lucky that it is because that means that we are getting more building blocks for additional innovation and potential for additional growth. >> just listening to a bunch of questions that is a part of the second part of your book and the specifics that we need to particularly grapple about more generally. which is that it doesn't appear to be distributed in this way. and getting to the root cause and what it is about. >> i think that a good example of what is going on is

well mir i contacted the development commission in google earlier today still waiting to get a response to that however yesterday state regulators did say that because the action has to be stopped because that there are no proper permits to build there however they did indicate that. if the project does move to another part of san francisco bay that they may be able to continue the project if they get the proper permits now the current lease at the location they're out now runs through the end of the summer but documents obtained by a sample to school chronicle show that google had proposed this moving barge that would be going all around san francisco bay and up and down the west coast they intended to get it going. they passed that deadline so the earliest we might find out what this truly is might be later this year so. sometimes a full report from you from inside the mysterious structure when it does finally open r.t. correspondent ramon going to be an eye on it and it seems like a pill sized camera maybe gaining some rare insight into your colon very soon the food and drug administ

one port that would welcome the google barge project is here in the city of richmond. in fact, a city council member says with its rich world war ii shipbuilding history this is the perfect spot. >> we have resources and piers and dry docks left over from world war ii when richmond was the largest shipbuilding place in the world and we are going to invite google to come up here if they want to. >> reporter: one small wrinkle, richmond also does not have proper permits from the bcdc. >> we may have to get the right permit ourselves but we are going to invite them. doesn't cost anything to ask. >> reporter: bcdc says vallejo and oakland have also express the interest in getting the barge and they too would need permits. then there's the idea floating around that google will tow the barge to stockton outside jurisdiction. >> if the barge is going to be towed somewhere there's not in the bay or not in our jurisdiction, then it's up to wherever jurisdiction it lands to do whatever permitting is it's going to do. >> reporter: as for bringing the barge back to the bay after i

it's the last month google has run. they're not allowed to interrupt ferry service. >> two people were stabbed just after 4:00 this morning between peers five and seven. the two victims stumbled where first responders picked them up and took them to the hospital. the other suffered life threatening injuries. >>> developing news in napa. investigators return to the apartment complex where a three year old girl was found dead. they're trying to figure out how she just died. kate, the girl's mother and boy friend are now behind bars. >> michele, neighbors are coming to their own conclusions as to how this happened. they are saying the mother changed when her boy friend entered the picture. that's something investigators will be looking into when they piece together what happened. >> reporter: hundreds showed up with flowers, candles and signs for three year old kaylee whose life was cut short. several spoke about her including her grandfather. >> you can't imagine what i'm going through. the most proudest moment of my life

the google dock barged at treasure island is moving to stockton and it will be moved by next week. the director of the treasure island authority that leased out the dock space for the google barge project confirms that the barge will be towed to stockton to be finished. the project came under scrutiny by the state because it didn't have proper permits to be in san francisco bay. coming up at 6:00, i'll have more on why google is taking the barge and the entire project out of san francisco waters. >>> new video out today that justin bieber, his lawyers, didn't want you to see showing the pop star walking unsteadily during a sobriety test at the miami beach police station after his january arrest. you can see he is wobbly and even reaches out his arms for balance. the department released about 10 hours of the video from the incident. bieber only appears briefly. >>> well, the "biebs" [ indiscernible ] following what police say was an illegal street place. he pled not guilty to all charges. >>> a man in washington state is facing charges for attacking a bus driver. video showed the man