google in china. purely thinking from the point of view of how useful google is and the fact that people in china areniversities, study abroad, they depend heavily on google even despite the fact that it is blocked. that i just think at the end of the day someone is going to figure out a way to solve whatever issues exist to bring all of this innovation to the people in china. emily: how satisfied are you with the pace of innovation at android? hugo: i'm quite happy. i think especially because i understand how hard it is to make progress. when you are supporting hundreds of partners around the world, i think android is entering a new phase by expressing itself through some of the different screen and different types of devices. there is basically an entirely new and completely unexplored galaxy of possibilities here. emily: google doesn't make money off of android. it is not doing well when it comes to mobile advertising. companies like xiaomi have built huge businesses off the back of android. do you think making android open was the right call for google? hugo: i think having it as an open platform

us. a guest from google ventures -- g-v, excuse me. ♪ clicks from our studios in new york city, this is charlie: growing links international terrorism in this weeks shooting in san bernardino. one of the suspect was in communication with folks in the united states and abroad who have links to terrorism. his wife pledged allegiance on facebook prior to the attack. searches of the suspects home making equipment, dozens of pipe bombs and thound

using your e-mail to sign into your google account. a notifification will appear on your phone asking if you're trying to sign in from another device. tap yes and you're in. this could be use 68 when locking in from a new location or if you've forgotten your password. meanwhile, ford is now teaming up with google to work on zefl driving cars. you know that google is already testing self driving cars using their own technology. the two companies will reveal something bigger and better at the consumer electronics show in january. >> many of us have smart phones. but what about those smart watches? >> michael finney is here with which device stands the test of time. >> if you're considering buying a smart watch, these are very important studies. consumer reports just finished looking into these latest watches. and here's what they found. >> commercials for smart watches are everywhere this holiday season. watches of all shapes, sizes and prices offered to count your steps, check your heart rate and display all of your notifications conveniently on your wrist. and, of course, they tell time, too. consumer reports has rated more than a do

shopping may be less stressful for another reason -- (video from google: 1:41- 1:46)self driving cars can do all the zipping around town for us. and aside from google and apple, there's a new tech giant tinkering in the space. samsung electronics said it is creating a team to develop parts for self-driving cars. but the south korean company didn't into much detail. also, the chinese tech giant baidu (bye-do) has announced it successfully tested a driverless car on roads in beijing. baidu is like china's google, and the company used a modified bmw 3 series for its self-driving test, and it was able to navigate a variety of complex road "that's it for this tech news update, and at cnet.com. from our studios in new bridget carey. ****""" 3 3 there's new 3 video this morning of an encounter between donald trump and an angry eagle.we'll show you why the bird doesn't pick sides.it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise. 3 good morning, 3 (33) outside at (time)... as ag and turf) camera. 3 eagle versus donald trump... it's the video that's gone viral.but why would america's national symbol try to bite a

use their real names to open accounts. that's come under fire from those in the transgender community and others who use other names. >> google is out with its top searchs of 2015 and the biggest news story of the year, the terror massacre in paris just a ago. earthquake. the most searched top was laminectomy lamb -- lamar odom. >> why if someone gets sick, why option. >> nashville. coming up at 5:30. >> making a big donation. what inspired their nerosity. come on in pop pop. happy birthday. t i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleed

uses hateful language or adopts terrorist langer. they have come under increasing pressure from politicians saying militant extremists are using internet to recruit members. >>> google glass is reinvented but it probably won't be available to ordinary consumers. cnet reports they filed plans with the fcc for a wearable device that may look like this. rumor has it the new edition will have a larger prism that wraps around the eye. unlike the original, it would be geared for certain businesses rather than everyday techies. >> if you are a mechanic working on a vehicle, for example and need both hands but need to refer to a manual that could be useful so i think that google is going to a more industrial enterprise market where, first of all, there's more money to spend and, second of all, there are practical applications that go beyond gimmicks. >> the original version of google glass didn't fare too well. the company stopped selling it last january. >>> 4:57. if you vote in california, heads up. state officials are investigating a potential data leak on millions of voters. what you need to know coming up. >> reporter: we're in fairfield this morning where a grandmothe

us from zero to one? peter: facebook with social networking. google in search.mily: and yet, you argue for the last few decades, we have actually been in a tech slowdown. where are facebook and apple and google? have they not been innovative enough? peter: as a society, i would argue we have not done as much as we could have. you have had less innovations in energy and biotechnology, and not as many as we would like, transportation, we are not moving any faster. emily: one thing you tell aspiring entrepreneurs is don't copy mark zuckerberg and bill gates, why not? peter: the next mark zuckerberg won't be starting a social networking site, the next larry paige won't be starting a search engine, the next bill gates won't be starting an operating system, and so in some sense you cannot copy them because they did not copy somebody else. emily: you also suggest that they come up with one very important truth that very few people agree with you on. why is finding something that nobody agrees with you on the best way to get somebody to believe in you? peter: i think gr

for a check of business news, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. we are hearing google is in the center of the controversy bye invading student's privacy, what can you tell us. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. google is accused of rigging computers so it can snoop on students. digital will rights groups claims that google rigged chrome book computers in order to collect information on students, internet searches and video habits. group says google is targeting students from kind garden to 12th grade and they call it an invasion of privacy, google says it isn't doing anything wrong. >>> the holiday lights are going up across philadelphia, we have seen that much, and for everyone dreaming of decorating their christmas trees this this year we hear that they should pick up their tree soon, right. >> reporter: u.s. department of agriculture says there are fewer trees on the market this year and that is because number of christmas tree farms has decline by more than 30 percent. unfortunately nicole it means that everyone will likely be paying more for their tree this year.

from centurylink. >>> what did you google the most in 2015? google's year end search highlights everything from pop culture to news to music, sports and more. joining us now to reveal this year's year end search is google trend's expert daniel sieberg. good morning to you, daniel. >> good morning. it's great to be with you. >> fantastic to see you. 2015, another memorable year. what topped the list? >> yeah, so this is our 15th annual year end search and we looked at data from trillions of searches over the course of 2015, broke it out into 47 different categories. as you mentioned everything from sports to entertainment to questions people had about lots of different ways to slice the data so if we look at the top five queries for 2015, general search queries and trending queries i should say, lamar odom was at number one. so folks -- he may not have been a household name prior to the tragic events that took place in october, people might have known him from his nba days or ties to kardashians but there was a lot of interest around him and his condition and recovery, and he really spiked most. and remember, these are the top trending searches or spik

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for google at former naval air station and google wanted to use it for overs and evening nearing and manufacturing. google elections two other build evening from the tower which they bought nearly three years ago. the wind power technology company had a lease with the city when google aquired the -- acquired it. >> and authorities are cracking down on illegal side shows. >> participating in side shows or street races can result if your car being towed and you going to jail. all the oakland lived and c.h.p. and alameda county sheriff all are behind the effort saying over the past weekend they received several reports of vehicles exercising for illegal sideshow activity and they made nine arrests and recovered six stolen cars. >> if you procrastinated making plans for your family, do not worry. you still have a few opens. san francisco ice rinks are open but space is going fast. young square rink near and no age limit to catch the fireworks show and a great view is on the uss hard net. kids are invited to the party. >> a great way to be with your close makes. all to -- 2,000 of your favorite friends. children can play games hire while the parent

using hateful language or expresses extremist behavior. twitter and other social media sites are under increasing pressure from those who say that militant extremists are using the internet to recruit members. >>> googleou remember that thing? it's being reinvented. but the new version probably will not be available to ordinary customers. cnet is reporting google filed plans with the fcc for a wearable device. rumor has it the new edition will have a larger prism that wraps around the eye unlike the original google glass, it would be geared for certainly businesses rather than your everyday techie. >> if you're a mechanic work on the ground an vehicle, for example, and need both hands but also need to refer to a manual, that could be useful so i think google is going to an industrial enterprise mark where there's more money and there are practical applications beyond gimmicks. >> the original version of google glass did not farewell. the company stopped selling it last january. >>> time now 5:56. the so-called "affluenza" teen will be flown back to the u.s. today. how a pizza ordered landed him in jail in mexico. >> reporter: we're in fairfield this morning where police say they have a grandmother in

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will be prosecuted to the fullest e contents of the law and you can use a light saber at your own desk thanks to this fun feature from googleght saber escape is a game that turns your smart phone into a light saber, once you calibrate the two, you too can be a jedi. your phone becomes the blowing weapon, the light saber, i'm told i'm not bad but i'm wondering if it's in my form, i got the phone and the full bodies storm trooper battling action. it's very fun. everyone need a big board at home. >> i have a really big screen here. >> you are good. >>> lets get another check of the roads right now, lets check in with matt pellman with the update. hopefully all the $76s are troopers the eastbound side of 76 giving us problems, jammed solid to passyunk where this vehicle broke down and was blocking the right lane for a while and the guys were outside trying to make repairs and are now on the shoulder. we have the construction along city avenue north side by bala avenue, one lane there and big delays to st. joe's at the schuylkill expressway, and a crash shutting down main street, montgomery avenue is an alternate there and upper

from us?! we'll be the first people there! it's not going to fit up liftthe stairs.legs. what time does goodwill close? googlece: goodwill is open till 9pm. show me a moving company nearby. google voice: moving company within 6 miles. how do i get to 3221 carter ave.? 226 hyde street. google voice: here are your directions. when does my package arrive? google voice: your most recent order has shipped. thank you. setting new home address. text mom: i really like it here. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: welcome back. i'm here with my panel. first up "nightly show" contributor rory albanese. ( cheers and applause ) and "nightly show" contributor mike yard. ( cheers and applause ) and his new album "darkest before dawn" comes out tomorrow, rapper, songwriter, and president of good music, pusha t. ( cheers and applause ) and for everyone at home, join our conversation right now on twitter @nightlyshow using the hashtag #tonightly. before we get started, i thought it would nice to have a holiday beverage as this is the last show of 2015. i've got eggnog or scotch. >> eggnog. >> larry: eggnog. >> put some scotch i

many of us who have been watching, we are cheering them on and we want them to be successful. particularly companies who are buying advertising from the likes of facebook and google more choices than just one or two so i'm cheering yahoo on. emily: but if they sell the core business, what remains? jeff: you can combine with other companies. emily: what are you going to do next? jeff: i have no idea. people have been asking me that for the last 24 hours. i'm focused on delivering q 4 for shutterfly. i will take some time with my three boys and figure out what the next adventure is. emily: would you prefer to run a small private company or a public company? jeff: both. emily: very diplomatic. jeff: i would like to go to another small company. i would love to go through that experience again. o be able to take a company, build an iconic brand beloved by the customers. and create value for our shareholders. emily: what is your take on valuations right now and his discussion of bubbles or bust? jeff: i think you go through cycles. the public markets have it right. he hype of the headline number is a fallacy because there is liquidation preference from the private inve

be sure to join us next time: dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes. follow our expert contributors on google, facebook and more. fromondon.news hour live coming up, rebels battle to stop government forces taking control of a key town in syria. fighting to save yemen's children, doctors warned that lives will be lost, without more medical supplies. we will build missiles iran's president is defiant after a new u.s. threat of sanctions.

from entering the u.s. some will say this will not be enough to end his bid for the presidency. google is expanding into life science units. democratic senator bob casey joins usscuss friday's deadline. ♪ welcome back to "bloomberg markets." from the white house to the middle east to presidential candidates, there was swift reaction to donald trump's call to ban all muslims from entering the u.s. he is not backing down from his statements. he said he stands by what he said. donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [cheers and applause] david: joining me now is john a heilemann. john: you've got it correct. the research capacities of bloomberg are stunning at the struck by thei'm applause and by how donald trump has stuck by this -- stood by this all through the day. not backed down from almost anything of controversy he has said throughout this campaign or his entire public career. atare going back and looking the history of incendiary comments he has made on the show tonight. not like to apologize. he was quoted

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use the chromebooks. the group has filed a complaint with the federal trade commission. google is accused of targeting kids fromindergarten to 12th grade. >> the list has arrived. the most popular baby names for boys and girls. ♪ life. just when you think you know where it's going, it takes you someplace else. covered california is here to help californians who need health insurance get it. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. clean up so-called "zombie homes". the way an east bay >>> tonight at 6:00, the first of its kind program to clean up the so-called zombie homes. the way an east bay city is helping families find a place to settle down. that's tonight on our 6:00 newscast. >> thinking of a baby name or know someone that is? we have great suggestions for you. top five baby names for boys and girls for 2015. girls first, sophia, emma, olivia,ava, and then mia. for the boys, number one, jackson. then aiden, liam, lucas, and noah. the list was compiled by the baby center and online parenting resource center. now, the top instagram filter inspired names, ludwig. and royalty names were up 90

googled topics from 2015 coming up. jack: coming up on local 5 news at five... what do people really want to know about? us) aouerwh y bino peen hri ls,t n beifcu tco wh d refuonoundoulod on. >>r.obn:'mr.ana bs a ie eneang paedin a 2soi' alysryg t w arg dsndewecoly lpg u ar aouerheinu aras e we a mt noti vis r e arg imir. . nd hsowi uce u unghe tos.ndhel treo lpoun uroueyo arg tt. co itoelng hr d lko . nd tayocal 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" jack: welcome back to what's jack: no one has all the answers... unless you're google, it seems. stephanie: the online know- it-all had a heck of a year. jeremy roth breaks down who was searching what in 2015. what do americans do when they need to know something?.. they google it of course! and in 2015.. movies and celebrities made up most of the most googled topics. lamar odom was the number one google search in 20-15. the former n-b-a star.. and husband of reality star khloe kardashian.. was found unconscious at a vegas brothel in october. he's now recovering in l-a. number two and three were the popular movies jurassic world.. and american sniper. and like numbe

from people on twitter and google, this level of activity in a much more profound way. >> thank you very much, it was interesting in getting your thoughts on this arthur cassidy, joining us from belfast. >> thank you very much. >> six people have died and even more have been forced to leave their home in some of the is worst flooding in south america in decades. the state of emergency has been declared in paraguay, hit the hardest, but neighboring areas of brazil and uruguay have been affected. >>> the u.s. state of alabama has declared a state of emergency, power has been marked out in parts of the area of the city of birmingham. 17 people have been killed. across tennessee, arkansas and mississippi. >>> in the australian state of victoria, bush fires have destroyed more than 100 homes. the threat of more fires remains. gerald tan reports. >> an eerie silence languages over the area. city of melbourne usually packed, tourist magnet but after a bush fire swept along the coast. >> today is really assessment day, whether it's assessing damage oproperty, the safety of roads, power, water, environmental issues, the other issue today of course is smoke and what impact that wi

google, and facebook? malcolm: what is fascinating about silicon valley is how quickly companies transition from being underdogs to goliaths. we are used to the trajectory of -- microsoft starts and it takes them 15 years to go from the upstart to the monolith. today, i feel like it was a matter of a couple of years -- facebook went from nowhere to being a dominant player. this kind of trajectory where people go from being at a perceived disadvantage to being suddenly saddled with all of the attributes of the goliath. now it has been sped up. emily: the amazon-hachette war, you are published by hachette, you and your books got caught in the middle. how do you feel about this? malcolm: it cost me a lot of money. that's for sure. it breaks my heart a little. i had thought of amazon as in partnership with writers. and for a company to try to make a business point by turning its back on -- i have sold, through amazon, millions of books. i have contributed mightily to their bottom line. i would've thought they would see me as an asset. me and other writers have brought people to their site in droves. and now they have turned on us. it is, t

us live to explain. plus, some new numbers from comscore show just how much mobile is dominating the holiday season. what you need to know from this exclusive data. and a closer look inside google'sf-driving car strategy. the company that builds a key piece of google's car is with us to break it all down when "squawk alley" continues on this wednesday. >> we saw periscope go live and saw taylor swift and adele stand up against streaming. walt mossberg joins us now with his year in review, and, walt, yeah, you say that the next big thing didn't really arrive in 2015. maybe a bit of a twist on that old samsung slogan that it's already here. maybe it's already been here, and it's not coming. do you have any sense that it might be coming in 2016? >> you know, jon, first of all, merry christmas to you and everyone there. i do think we saw -- and i did say this in a portion of this column this morning. i think we saw progress on a number of important things that are going to be really big game changing deals, that are going to be the next big things, like a.i., like b.r., like driverless cars, like contact payments. all these things got better and moved along in 2015, but they didn't h

from craft room rates -- worries -- brewers. jim: google is testing a new system. you have to click yes on your mobile device and you are in. you have to use a login or password if your phone is stolen or dies. the tech giant is hoping to keep accounts secure, while making it easy for you to get in. vicki: a treat in a video vault. we go back 30 years. jim: coming up, an announcement about high-speed rail connection vegas. there was a plan back in the 80's, marty mcfly style, now there is a plan in 2015. we will compare them. vicki: california has seen a lot of snow this year, but how does it com year? we will tell you after the break. chloe: the wind will pick up significantly over the next few days. does prism tv have all the channels we watch? that's a great question. prism tv has all the channels i watch, and i like hd. get over 140 of your favorite channels with the prism essential tv package from centurylink. [ ding! ] now's the time to switch to prism tv. [ ding! ] get prism tv and internet from centurylink at our lowest price of the year. [dogs barking to jingle bells] jim: tom hawley with searching for a christmas tale this week.

google as the best play to work. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us from new york with that and the day's financial news.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. the market fell for a second day. the reason is the falling price of oil for a second day. it's near a seven-year low. the dow was down 162. the nasdaq fell 3. >>> the federal government's five-star safety rating system for new cars and trucks is going high-tech. the new system will now look at whether vehicles have technology to avoid crashes, such as automatic braking and how well drivers and passengers are protected during an accident. >>> glass doors out with its annual list of the best places to work. the workers vote. airbnb took the top spot for the first time ever over taking google which fell to number 8. some workers say in addition to a good work culture, airbnb san francisco office is beautiful. meals are made in-house with vegetarian and gluten-free options. i feel lucky when i get some leftover stale coffee. >> chips and that's about it. >> jill, the political season and holiday season collide with a new gift item available. what's

us on twitter. some middle school students right here in the valley will get a look at a pilot program from google. it lets you explore different parts of the world through virtual reality...you can both see and hear things! google is only doing this for a select number of school around the world....and bob miller middle school in henderson is one of the lucky ones! students will be able to go to the bottom of the ocean...the surface of the moon and everywhere in between. monday's dark is celebrating 2 years! performers come together for a different charity every month, anddhe event is always held on monday night. the creator, mark shunock, joins us to tell us more. doors 7pm the joint monday 10/12 the top stories we're have your next burger with a side of awesome. the one-of-a-kind, creamy blend of sweet and tangy. miracle whip and proud of it. at kraft we start with quality ingredients. all expertly blended to make our mayo. so you can take whatever you're making the investigation into the san bernardino massacre is far from over. investigators were back at a pond today... looking for clues. appa

google that today. that's wt's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "goo morning amyou're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is ??? . president obama is calling on congress and all americans to help defeat isis. he spoke from the oval office last night. dozens of people are heading to des moines to talk medicaid. they're not happy ababt e change coming in january. we'll tell you why coming up. hawkeye fans have something to look forward to, despite the team losing the big ten championship

((kirsten joyce)) and google is testing a new way to get into your email accounts. hena daniels joins us live from wall street. good morning hena. this is expected to be yet another big year for giving gift cards. tell us about that? higher prices for oil fueled a surge in energy stocks -- and that drove wall street stocks higher for a third consecutive day. the dow closed 185-points higher on friday. the nasdaq gained 44-points. u-s stock markets will have a shortened trading session today.. ahead of the christmas holiday.// hyatt hotels says hackers breached its computer system.. and may have obtained customers' sensitive information. hyatt said the malware was discovered last month.. but did not say why it waited three- weeks to report the incident. hyatt is the latest of several major hotel chains to have been hacked this year. the beatles said "let it be." so starting this morning.. their music is available on some of the most popular streaming services around the world. the beatles were holdouts to the digital era.. out of concern that selling individual songs would devalue their valuable so

from fear. one reason, the city used google maps to try to figure out who owned which towers. samuel pack says he filed his paperwork on time, but the city lost it. >> they got on my case about it. i had to deal with it. just a pain. >> reporter: so far, more than 260 violations have been dismissed. fines for public properties have been written off, whether or not they followed the rules. >> if i have to make a trade-off between some amount of hassle associated with it and dramatically reducing the risk of the disease, i'll take that bet any time. >> reporter: a hassle for a relative few so the rest of the city can breathe easier. melissa russo for "today in new york." >>> coming up next at 6:30 on "today in new york," a news 4 exclusive. cardinal timothy doe lane apologizes to parishioners who are suing a priest. they claim he took money from the collection plate to pay for a male escort. >>> and were they naughty or nice? year's santa con bar crawl. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist erica grow tracking another day with high temperatures in the 60s. that means we could break

use technology to escape from justice. >> reporter: all of the three major social media companies, facebook, twitter and google's youtube prohibit the posting of violent content. facebook doesn't allow organizations engaged in terrorist or organized criminal activity and will remove the content and related accounts. >> if you found a video you wish to report, look for the flag located below will the video. >> youtube relies on users to flag offensive content. it has enlisted a group of trusted flaggers which include government agencies, private organizations, and individuals who can flag videos in bulk. the company has a team reviewing flagged content 24-7. >> other than taking down of whack a mole. you have on facebook alone you have over a billion users. it's hard to monitor all that content. >> reporter: mark spoonhour says they face a dilemma. >> you have all these services that are built on encryption that allow us and make us comfortable using them like the imessage, for example. if you open a back door or front door to them to the government, then you might betray the trust and people might second guess using the

us from complete the selfie drive the cars for a long time. that is somebody to do -- ruth teetoo dinner i would pay for dinner. google went down that path it is almost 1 million miles and to their branch point to say there are problems that we cannot solve. to get in to a different regulatory regime and what did they get enough attention when they hit the bicyclist they may not kill them which i hear that nothing is perfect. then they ran to the handoff. but with those professional drivers and then they began experimenting at the end of a long day that was distracted behavior. that is a handoff problem you will not solve. i am sorry. there is no way anyone can solve that problem for a long time and until we are entirely at of the loop and those that did not crash. en next year we will have super cruz and largely they had this on the market already. but it's the slow speed driving system faugh where the car drives by itself up to and including comedy miles an hour then though lawyers got involved so of those technologies that will make driving safer. >> yew hedges given some statistics that 34,000 people died in car a

they couldn't see anything from where they were but they were staying inside their building. so just using googles trying to find companies around the area. obviously a fluid scene and another terrible scene from california. what else do we know? >> what we know right now is what's being reported on some of the police scanners, both by san bernardino police and san bernardino firefighters, and from that scanner they were looking for and probably are still looking for at least two male suspects in ski masks wearing vests, camouflaged as well. the subject wearing camouflage tried to break in or out of the building. we don't know what building that is. there is a lot of speculation that it is the inland regional center. i looked that up, and basically they offer various classes for people with disabilities, and right now we just know that the san bernardino police department is confirming up to three possible suspects and there are multiple victims cnbc.c. for those of you who are not familiar, san bernardino is east of los angeles, and it's in between the 10 and the 210 freeways. there are a number

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google is being accused of spying on students. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now from new york.od morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. it's been a good start to december so far. it's traditionally a strong month for the markets. the dow was up 168 yesterday, nasdaq up 47. google is accused of rigging computers so it can snoop on students. the electronic frontier digits rights group filed a complaint with the ftc claiming google rigged its chrome book laptops used in schools across the country to collect on students' internet searches and video habits. google says it is following the law and not doing anything wrong. >>> a huge boost in online shopping is also attracting holiday thieves. nearly 23 million americans have had deliveries stolen straight from their doorsteps. that's not nice. frank and michelle? >> it is not nice at all, jill. all right. well, with our hours, we rely a lot on caffeine. and apparently, you can now get a fix before your coffee. >> reporter: that's right. you can get a caffeine rush while you brush your teeth. power energy toothpaste

us and he has an extensive criminal history. >> catherine: investigators are waiting for a toxicology report from his autopsy. two others in the car were hurt two others in the car were hurt. >>> goggle >>> google oklahoma has a app filter to get donald trump off the internet. the owner said he created it to take the spotlight off the gop candidate. it has three settings based on how much content users want blocked. the lowest setting locks out his twitter page and the other blocks out entire web sites like cnn and google news. >>> 4:16. traffic maps. most of the maps read green rather. a little bit of red as you were approaching boston. looks like there may be a stall that is slowing things down as you approach the zakim bridge. be careful of icy spots out there. we have been warning but those in the last two days. 128 moving along from dedham and needham to the pike. pike looks good through framingham and the weston tolls and through brighton. a little fog and reduces your visibility. makes driving a little more challenging. live drive times. 2 minutes from 126 to 128. and are two minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit t

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google chrome extension to block pages. two, facebook filter feed. use the tweet app to maintain your twitter feed. and stick to reddit from fans purposely spoiling the film. pick apps to transform your >> we're home. >> reporter: guys, i should mention this movie broke another record. "star wars" the first film to top $100 million in a 24-hour time period. right now, there are people in this theater watching it. a 5:45 a.m. screening. that's not big, i don't know what is. >> 5:45? joelle, thank you. >> that's dedication. >> it is. that's something. it's something. we can't even talk to you. you've seen it. >> i have seen it. my husband wanted to see it again. he bought the tickets. he bought it for the midnight show. he thought he bought it for noon. >> not just the filmmakers are catch cashing in. retailers are doing that with products from the fun to the bizarre. sheinelle is in the orange room with more. for dylan and her husband. creative ways to get your "star wars" on. covergirl is out with limited edition lipsticks. the company has three, if you want to be on the dark side and three on the light side. if you are hu

from the itunes or google play store. >>> a man that gave the bomb to one of the marathon bombers. drug and weapons charge. he let tsarnaev a hand andgun. handgun was used to still mit sean collier days after the marathon bombing. >>> coming up on 4:04. a crane topples into a house in plymouth and crews had to bring in a whole other crane to get it out. the scene on lisa avenue. the truck that the crane was attached to was almost floating the air. the crane went throughout roof the house and into the second floor. a person was inside the house but was on the first floor when it all happened. the crane was being used by a tree-trimming company president still unclear what caused that truck to topple, but osha is investigating along with the town's building department. >>> also this morning, boston fire fighters stomping out the flames at an abandoned building in brighton overnight. the fire first broke out around 3:00 at the corner of western avenue and soldiers fields road. crews said the majority of the fire was in the courtyard area. quickly. no one was hurt in the fire. >>> now 4:04. a burlington mother of two is out of jail just time for the holiday

get updated forecast from our team of meteorologists whenever you want t download the app right now for freon itunes and google play. >> now, that same storm system that is hitting us right now has claim at least 24 lives across the country. that's bringing the total weather-related fatalities over the past week to 43. forecasters say there is more bad weather to come, too. kim hutchinson takes to you s hardest hit areas. >> the severe weather system that's already caused tremendous damage, bringing blizzard conditions to the west, and more flooding to the middle and plane state monday. in missouri, rain continued sending already swollen rivers surging over their banks. >> i am worried. i don't know what to do. i've been sick to my stomach. i can't take my medicine. i just don't know what to do. it is still supposed to come up higher. >> residents forced to cope with flood and blizzard warnings. one man had to walk to safety through freezing water. >> i gathered my things, i made the trek for half mile or so. >> the cold temperatures and high water were a bad combination. >> stood in that water for about three hours waiting for him to get here. hypothermia could ha

this gives us the clearest indication of how they plan to get revenue from the technology developed in 2009. googlee to finish this year at a record high. solar stocks, they are trading higher on a budget deal that sense tax credits to renewable energy companies. broad capital is very bullish on this. he highlights solar city as a company likely to benefit. solar city is up nicely today. back to you. betty: abigail, thank you so much. after months of anticipation as mark talked about, the latest installment of "star wars" is finally here. diehard fans flock to the premier in sydney. will fanatics be satisfied with the film? reviews are coming in. paul allen is live and he has just seen "the force awakens." we have to ask you -- how was it? paul: betty, i thought it was excellent. i thoroughly enjoyed the movie. not wanting to give too much away, i won't reveal any plot spoilers. it heavily references the original trilogy. there is a cantina scene for example. tricks the old jedi mind and a good old-fashioned family confrontation on a catwalk that at those episode five "the empire strikes back." it

from your computer or tablet you need to confirm it's you on your phone. if you still wanted to use your password there would be a way for you to opt out. google already has a two factor authentication system where a user is sent a text message that they use to sign in to google services. >>> a tech website in china says apple is set to release the iphone 7c by, quote, april or later. this is just one of many apple predictions for 2016. analysts can't agree on what the new phone should be called. it's a toss-up between the iphone 6c or 7c. apple is tight-lipped about what it has in store for next year. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." norah o'donnell is in for scott pelley tonight. norah. >> reporter: good evening, ken and veronica. great to be with you in the bay area. the holiday getaway officially begins today. what you need to know about the new airport security guidelines. and we'll check in with the traffic on the roads. plus, politics. ted cruz fights back at a cartoon targeting his daughters while hillary clinton and donald trump continue to aim at each other. and a festival of lights across the country. fo

google is reportedly preparing a new mobile messaging app. they'll try to set it apart from rivals like facebook by using artificial intelligence. no word yet on when the app might be launched. >>> it's 5:10 right now. still ahead, the changes in the kitchen that chipotle is making after another e. coli outbreak. >>> mystery solved, what cause thd light show over las vegas. it might not be what you expect. >>> and fog could slow you down this morning. weather and traffic on the 4s is ahead. >>> it's 5:13. four things to know. custody for a shooting inside roosevelt mall on long island. happened during an attempted robbery. they haven't released the suspect's name but he's expected to face a judge today. >>> reality tv star teresa ga due jay is expected to by released from jail today now on home confinement. >>> ford is announcing a recall of more than 300,000 older vehicles. the models are the crown ctoria and the grand mar kwis. >> chipotle making changes to the way it prepares food. they'll be marinating chicken differently and dipping onions in boiling water to kill germs. >>> 5:14 on this wednesday morning. a little foggy an

discourages others from using competing services and really violates that principle of net neutrality. for example, you can use microsoft being, but you -- bing, but you can't use googlehas been suspended for now under the essence of competition, but it is creating an uproar. mark zuckerberg has not updated his facebook page since india suspended the program, but if we look at a post he had a while that research shows that every 10 people who get access to it the internet, about one person gets lifted out of property -- out of poverty, so he is trying to push that. where youlso a filter can change your profile picture to the india flag, showing support. one tech writer is saying that this kind of aggressive action makes me want to scream. as i said, there are critics. this is a tweet from an indian is a trap.ord "free" don't sign the petition because it still violates net neutrality. other people are saying if you change your profile picture to this indian flag, you are essentially giving a yes to mark zuckerberg, that you are in favor. yvonne: a lot of criticism has been going on with this discussion in india. extra checking in with us on that. just a look ahead to t