is google making us stupid?here are digital natives in the room i want to point out that stupid is misspelled. so we were curious about this. to understand it better. at ucla we did a study called your brain on google. wanted to understand what the brain looks like when searching online. i was particularly interested to see what the brain look like the first time someone searches online. and i had to get some volunteers for this. quickly linda cannot recruit them online. [laughter] i found people exist. congratulations you are the last person to get an email account. he succeeded. we recruited a lot in the libraries. and what we did, we put them into the mri scanner. we had the more special goggles and we could show them images that look like online sites. and they had a little mouse at their side so they could search online in the scanner. so we can measure their brain activity from moment to moment. i will cut to the chase. the colored areas show you where the brain was engaged. this first group, these were pe

. >>> google using the super bowl to plug its google home service.confused people who already have it. people taking to twitter to complain the ad interface would their unit. one saying that had had my google home have a meltdown. it had had my google home going hay wire. >> these things do happen. they have the commands on television and it starts to act domestically. but alexa and the like developing fast. they're not quite perfect. >> yes. machines are not infallible. coming up. today's must reads but as we head to break. here is european equities. you're watching "world wide exchange" on cnbc. l cennkbanek s geen a fogestd mps. ciocommnk.yo 2 dias sghibio lowepi tak heinna is usong d exerch dinrobectivowina1a1anuv wor adt d sein outugthe ocs ioan preurst udinhydr wtoints kieyro rtts gein,cbinti, otna1a1anuv wor adt inse e d sein outugthe ocs ioan preurst udinhydr wtoints kieyro po s sses de eectskeidn en stct,cbinti, otna1a1anuv wor adt inse er nlfnlosutohis bithsvinnaaglr an. yooc stct,cbinti, otna1a1anuv wor adt inse er nlfnlosutohis bithsvinna

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they should not use that metric. google doesn't use it so twitter shouldn't use it. i hear that. i thought it flubbed 109 million shares. if you see it flush 10%, buy with both hands. that wound up being the right thing. i think it rallies from here. i think if you're looking for the down side, to me, you're playing against something that might not be there. >> the only way to play it is through options. you're only playing it for a takeout. virtually, when you look it a. monday at th they do it only because they're going against facebook which is not the great comparison but everybody uses it. but jamie dimon steps in for the dimon bottle and puts down nearly $30 million on his trade. steve steps in multiple times. comes in $30 million here, $50 million there. throwing money at his stock. >> they've been raking in the dough a long time. >> it probably is. just the play that. >> my argument would be, he's right. he sells $125 million and he puts $7 million. that's not something, we want him to buy it but that's not it. >> he just made a statement. there's no way it will be taken

some companies you get used to that. google never tells us how many clicks they have.seems a good kind of number they should be breaking out. shelley: we know a little bit about it. did a little bit around $14 billion in sales. so the bulk of that does come in online sales. that comes from the u.s.. it is still a tiny number when you think about the fact that walmart is almost half a , and sales per t year. corey: we heard from the walmart ceo. check this out what he had to say. >> we continue to invest in e-commerce to accelerate growth. we are gaining traction in moving faster. with the second -- we are the second largest u.s. retailer by value. our warm out -- our will walmart app is one of the top three. the characterization that they are the second largest retailer is kind of up for discussion because that does not take into account apple, for example, or hewlett-packard. if you think about traditional retailers, walmart is the second-largest. corey: and to that, what do we know about their traditional is this and is that going the way of other retailers that had

mike was talking about infosys and other companies like that in the united states using low cost labor. amazon, google and facebook are not using low cost labor. david: by the way, e-mack, one thing that we heard at the beginning of this, that it was a muslim ban, that might partly have been from the rhetoric of donald trump, et cetera, but it's clearly not a muslim ban. you look at seven countries, the countries designated by president obama, not by president trump originally, as needing extra scrutiny. it's not a muslim ban. >> no, it's not. by the way, no one is for any ban of any religion. no one is talking about that, that should not be the issue. even the head of the official of the uae said it's not a muslim ban. and chuck schumer after the paris attack said yes, we should do a refugee pause. i don't see how comments on the campaign trail or rudy guiliani, render under the constitution they're saying that universities, and so forth. we get it, four out of the top ten tech companies, i think a lo lot of them are immigrants and we get that and understand this. what this is about is collapsed coun

>> reporter: police in keller, texas, they're using an app that pinpoints your location using gps like google maps or uber. to show how it works we asked three people to call 911 from using the siren app from outside the local stadium. back at dispatch those calls popping up right where they're standing. police says that means faster response time. >> time can mean the difference between life and death. >> reporter: apps like these will only work if the community has adopted the technology. while some they present privacy concerns, advocates argue they are saving lives. tom? >> mara, thanks. >>> up next, an exnhl player is accused of punching a 15-year-old in the face in a hockey brawl. and remembering a pioneer who ruled on cases in our living rooms. ohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the m

i do use google home at home. >> you have to. >> i do.s actually used more by my wife and my son who annoy me. they like to go up to the room that i'm sitting quietly reading and going, you know, okay, google. my son asks some obscure nfl statistics and i'm like, much faster on your phone. he's like, i don't care. i like making you angry. >> we all agree. thank you, sue. >> you've got it, guys. >>> remember china barely mentioned by trump in his whirlwind news conference. up next, a bull and a bear take on investing in the far east. this is my retirement. retiring retired tires. and i never get tired of it. are you entirely prepared to retire? plan your never tiring retiring retired tires retirement with e*trade. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest in vests... or not in vests. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insur

google. how can it continue with momentum into 2017? back with useo of tech is economy and bloomberg contributor. let's start off with the share reaction we are seeing and the phenomenal growth overall we are seeing. almost 1/4 of one billion users added in one year. one of my colleagues, who writes for gadfly -- she was saying is basically an entire twitter. >> it is incredibly phenomenal. i see these numbers and it just -- it kind of blows my mind. even though i've been following facebook as an analyst for years, i think back to 1999, 2000, when i was in social media before we called it that and we ended with 10 million users and we are really excited. it is like adding a whole twitter in a year. phenomenal. caroline: in terms of how you think mark zuckerberg will be reacting, david, i know you know him personally. notably, he's been adding about $3 billion to his wealth of the overall mark. we got a bit of a lean into what he's been saying. one of the key issues is fake news. this is what he said on the call. we just have a technical issue there.

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>> well, at the time it was ground break new technology, he used this app google earth which we're ally used to now. he used that to scour these pixels and basically search every corner of india to try to find his birth mother. >> that is so incredible. >> it's pretty out there. it's a crazy pitch. to think that this actually happened. it's beautiful. >> to think it happened is every parent's nightmare. it is mind blowing. the other crazy thing about it is that you somehow managed -- everybody, part of the movie, to turn it from this individual astonishing story to a universal story. what are the universal themes? >> really the script does the talking for you. at its core it's about unification, about people coming together and love and family and a love that can transcend continents, borders and race, all of those beautiful messages that are very important to be put out to the world right now. >> as the actor, i know you interacted with the real person. what is he like? >> he's such a beautiful man. i didn't get the opportunity to meet him when i first started filming. in fact, i shot

they have a deal mostly with google, kind of computer rental service, where in the cloud, they use googleory happening over snapchat. jonathan: before it has gone public, there is the story that they have just been upset help -- they have just themselves up to be sold. anything to that? shira: i don't know if there is anything behind it, but we saw a deal not long ago where cisco bought up a young company, after dynamics, literally 24 hours before it was supposed to sell its ipo shares. jonathan: i want to bring in dean curnutt. the scale of the losses of this company, what does it say to you that a company like this can come to the market and get a decent valuation? i immediately thought of the tech bubble, the ability to come to market with obviously a with suchth story but significant losses speaks to investors doozy has him, the cash just/around the world in search of return. when the alternative is treasuries at even 2.4%, others even lower, you want some cash that has an opportunity to make money. there is not a lot of that around. david: tech bubble. people talked about that when f

if you want to get an additional brain exercise, just google us. ucla longevity center. you have much more control in keeping power brain halvey. thank you so much. i'm going to be tout -- i can't take questions here put i will be signing books. please join me for more conversation the book signing. >> ladies and gentlemen, if you're leaving back and coming back, please use the single door to your right. thank you. >>> next up from last weekend's rancho mirage writers festival, panel on national security. >> i'll probably lose the hall in next hour. are we allowed to start? okay. usually there's adult supervision around that tells you what to do. it is always a great pleasure to moderate a panel at a writers festival because you're dealing with men and women of incredible accomplishment. who have done journalism, literature, of unusually high quality. and amazingly they're very articulate at speaking about what they've done. ike going to be self- indill -- self indulgent. i have never been in the presence of a medal of honor recipient, and jack, it's a true honor to be w

use of disinformation. and as a matter of fact we're close to 1,000 russian hackers working out of a single factory as internet trolls placing fake news and manipulating some of the algorithms that google used. a few weeks back the director of national intelligence and hacking you'd have five or six russian sites come up. number two, you clearly have and i think every member of congress received the briefing knows that russians hacked into the dnc and hacked into the e-mails. the fact that john's first e-mail was released publicly two hours after the so-called bush hollywood groping tape came out was more than just coincedence. it was an effort to favor trump against clinton and there's a lot of smoke and we don't know if there's going to be anything there is possible contact between russian operations and trump campaign or trump organizations prior to the election and that one is obviously explosive if it's turns out to be true. >> please keep us posted as your investigation builds. i also want to ask you about this woman. she is a veteran cia officers. she was -- mr. trump had chosen her to serve at the ayen sy. the cia's deputy director. she would have been the first female career c

so what i've done for myself is i've built a database on google using excel spreadsheet. what i've done, i put down the list of all of the organizations were that were involved in the women's march. all of these organizations putting forward #nobannowall. i'm following the money. they're very well-funded by the same political donors that wanted hillary clinton in power. they think that we're fools. we're not. most of america has a spirit in which they want america to succeed, not just one political party. >> before you go, there's a conversation going on right now in washington on whether the trump administration should call the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. what do you think? >> thank you for raising this important question. the muslim brotherhood was born in the 1920s out of the demise of the ottoman empire, which was the muslim world's last stand. what we've seen is over all of these decades, that was the great humiliation that osama bin laden wanted to correct. the demise of the ottoman empire. the muslim brotherhood is an organization that would like t

trump's next order on immigration may even be a greater blow, targeting work releases that google and apple usedt talent overseas. on monday, sean spicer address ed the reform effort. >> you have already seen a lot of action on immigration. whether it is that or spousal visas, there is a need overall to look at all of these programs, and you will see executive action and comprehensive measures to address immigration as a whole and the visa program. caroline: we caught up with alex wayne in washington for more. >> this h-1b order is a much bigger threat to silicon valley than the order that trump issued on friday, although i think this h-1b visa order could be more popular among average americans than the immigration order on friday. there has been, especially in congress, republicans and democrats, there has been concern that tech companies have abused the h-1b process to recruit overseas engineers at a the expense of american ones, and essentially used it to suppress salaries for tech workers in the u.s. caroline: we have just seen pictures of the protest that occurred over the weekend. there h