living in arkansas right world everything is driven by push to be both solar and faster at the same time nowhere is this more evident than with the cream to the crim or super computers if you like the world's fastest from just a decade ago when even cracked the top five hundred today super computers are actually a part of our everyday lives even if we aren't aware of it for example at places like russia's main media logical center these powerful machines are put to the test every day to crunch unthinkable amounts of data in order to give us a better glimpse of what weather awaits us they can be used for planning flights more efficiently and for getting a jump on potentially dangerous storms before they're obvious in the skies above the performance of such complex calculators as measured in flops or floating operations per second the most recent addition to rose hydra metz arsenal here is capable of up to thirty five teraflops or thirty five trillion calculations per second but the number of data points constantly on the rise researchers a constant need of more promising punch. every two years new systems appear that have the same form factor that is they take up the

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find out about the world this computer is taken out of the ab date is next. the movie world war z. z. being from b. which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has been recalled by paramount executives not because this is probably yet another stupid violent zombie movie but because the chinese might get offended according to the wrap dot com china was supposed to take the blame for starting the evil zombie apocalypse this time but china becoming the largest foreign market for american movies made artistic integrity fly out the window to protect the bottom dollar as is tradition hollywood this is not the first time that there hasn't been a ship in hollywood the remake of red dawn which was originally a cold war era a minstrel show against russians was supposed to show a chinese invasion of america this time however they have changed it to north koreans who can't even defeat the us military in south korea let alone at an away game in the usa the thing that is interesting is not the censorship is the fact that they will censor movies for whoever's got a lot

systems and 3m and dm involvement not three organizes you group together but that is exactly what computer world magazine is doing. the sacramento bee reports dmv is recipient of computer world 2013 honors award for innovation including that dmv youtube channel that distributes driver training videos and clips, and a spokesman says the department is always trying to stay ahead of tech trends. >> the san francisco giants welcome the colorado rockies to at&t park for a three-game series tonight. yesterday, the giants got the world series championship rings in a ceremony in front of their fans. they arrived by troll and white gloves from tiffany and company. silver and gold from the rings were added to the traditional orange and black colors. each ring made of white gold features a logo made of 52 round diamonds. >> are you feeling lucky? ahead at 6:30, the new game now here in california. >> here is a look at what is going on for the game tonight at at&t park. at 7 colon 15 it will be 56 and we will drop to 53 under breezes and a specific in temperatures and we could be in the 70's to near eighth

. >> then at 4:30 there are the super stars of the tech world how computer coders are taking a cue from hollywood. >> and taking a look at traffic right now on the san francisco skyway, very heavy for drivers making their way through the area here onto the bay bridge heading east. not quite as heavy for drivers heading south. >>> the event paurt of an effort to exel in stem su subjects. >> you've got a country behind you as you pursue your dreams and your success is going to be ours as well. all right? so, way to go. >> she was awarded her project that uses led rights to -- lights. very nice. >> interesting. >> flow sloeing iphone sales may drag down apple's earnings reports and house of cards driving up net flix earnings. >> emily chang is live with today's of after the bell report. hi, emily. >> good afternoon. house of cards stacked the deck in net flix's favor. the the earnings report smashes forecasts with profits soaring. the streaming service added two million new customers due in partd to popularity of the political drama "house of cards". sticking with earnings. apple out with

digital world you know so to speak where you're extracting these extraordinarily large prime numbers using the network harnessed the network in a way that's the biggest distributed in computer project in the history of the world and you're extract in these huge prime numbers the way you do extract the gold nugget and then that's distribute to the network which is then the economy so that's that has intrinsic value these numbers have intrinsic value yes you know and one of the things that any payment network has to have as a data center right visa has one american express as well. with a completely distributed peer to peer currency where you put the data center and that's where the mining comes into play right any individual can contribute their computing power to being part of the data center and there they are rewarded with the newly issued bitcoins and it's a lottery system so the more people that are doing it right the less likely that you are to win and people pull together so if you use a proof of work algorithm and there's one common thing that if the majority of the network agrees on one version of history then that's the one that everybody builds upon and follows so

computer science. secondly, julia wants to change the world. when she is thinking about what she wants to do next, that's what she's thinking about. we asked her, what are you thinking about computer science? she said i think about a guy typing at a computer. that is not exciting. we're teaching girls how to code and we're exposing them to entrepreneurs and we're taking you to facebook and twitter on how you can change the world. one of my young girls, cora, her father was diagnosed with cancer. she wanted to save her dad's life. she learned how technology to do that. she created an algorithm um that or ts if cancer is benign malignant. she's 16 years old. [applause] that is powerful. >> you went into college wanting to be a dance major and you came out as a double computer science math major. >> i kept my minor in dance but yes. >> what happened and how do we ensure more women understand when they get to college with one vision maybe something else could be more dynamic, particularly in the field? >> it is interesting. for me it started back in

. >> because of the way computers around the world could be used. if you think it's one computer, it might be in control by something else somewhere nels the world. very complicated situation. >> i want to talk about the next steps in this investigation. how it happened. how easy it is. john herring is a self-proclaimed hacker. it was a first to call this a fishing attack as opposed to a different kind of attack. but we start with form er. >> good to see you. >> is there a role here in this investigation for the sec with respect to the twitter hack. >> i think there is. as indicated in the preliminary report. they cut across all various companies public and private and they work very closely with the sec, i should say, when it comes to cyber crimes. sec does have a role but i think the fbi will be taking a lead. >> one of the things that really jumped out at me after the fact and this brought home to me very vividly how dangerous that could be. >> i think part of the responsibility of the company once they allow the corporate executives to use their

computer science. secondly, julia wants to change the world. when she is thinking about what she wants to do next, that's what she's thinking about. we asked her, what are you thinking about computer science? she said i think about a guy typing at a computer. that is not exciting. we're teaching girls how to code and we're exposing them to entrepreneurs and we're taking you to facebook and twitter on how you can change the world. one of my young girls, cora, her father was diagnosed with cancer. she wanted to save her dad's life. she learned how technology to do that. she created an algorithm um that detects if cancer is benign or malignant. she's 16 years old. \[applause] that is powerful. >> you went into college wanting to be a dance major and you came out as a double computer science math major. >> i kept my minor in dance but yes. >> wt happened and how do we ensure more women understand when they get to college with one vision maybe something else could be more dynamic, particularly in the field? >> it is interesting. for me it started bac

software packages wonderful and we had it's the only and accurate econometric model of the world and our super computer we're also going to. you know give a good model of the world to make up publicly available and so when the people do well do have more power they also have more knowledge all right william mook thanks so much for being on the kaiser report i will check in with you again sent. mr ryan that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and the wonderful stacy herbert my guest william look if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v are you until next time i've got a saying by hell. could you take three. or four charges. for a few months three. three. three. three broncos video for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. play. i. speak old language just to close the programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on the t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story for you. then try. to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make mon

. >>> speaking of technology, nbc's hit show "revolution," it takes place in a world where computers,ights, even cars have mysteriously blacked out forever. one of the show's stars, elizabeth mitchell, drops by to tell us what we can expect this season. >>> and then, the foodie magician is here. what is the foodie magician? what it sounds like. josh beckerman performs mind tracks and hand tricks on stage managers. and when he's not writing on restaurants and food, he'll be here to perform some magic for us. >> and a surprise there, how did you do that? >>> first, another check of the weather with dylan. >> it's not too bad out here right now. >> not complaining. >> the weather is improving. we'll see a pretty nice day in the northeast all around. and we're also looking at the chance of some severe storms, though, especially done across the gulf coast states where we could end up with some torrential downpours. there you see all across new orleans, back up into jackson, mississippi, and spreading east into the panhandle of florida and northern florida, too, where they could end up with

edition, we meet two silicon valley billionaires a generation apart who revolutionized the world of computing and the internet. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and paul allen, microsoft's cofounder. we begin with mark zuckerberg and facebook. if you have a facebook account, you've probably reconnected with an old pal, shared photos with your family, and gotten advice from your friends on what to buy and what to read. but facebook has bigger plans. it wants to turn the entire web into one big social network. lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with mark again. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build

world. so, apple -- computers, iphones, were assembled in china and sold in the u.s. and around the world. but what has happened, as with economic growth and greater prosperity in china, it has become a big market, and market -- end market. it is the fastest growing market. some think it is the fastest market for smart phones in the world right now. so apple got a big percentage -- got a big stake in that market. and i think what you're going to see if foreign companies -- and there's a good number of u.s. companies and other foreign companies who got leadership positions, they are going to be under a lot of rooney. they are going -- under a lot of scrutiny and they are going to be held to a high standard by regulators. ism not saying all of this fair, but i will tell you when the chinese look at what happens to some of their companies in the u.s., they don't always think it is fair. i would say the good news for apple and for the u.s. and for the chinese and for the world is that to the fastest growing export market, that a that is growing very quickly and it isr. and what happened is the

the software packages wonderful and he has the only accurate econometric model of the world and what our super computer we're also going to you know be able to model the world and make it up publicly available and so one of the people you all do have more power they'll also have more knowledge all right william look thanks so much for being on the kaiser report we'll check in with you again. thank you sir and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and the wonderful stacy herbert my guest william look if you want to send me an e-mail placed a reported r t t v are you until next time x. guys are saying bye hell. oh. and mission free credit taishan free transport charges free. range month free risk free studio type free and download free blog just plug in video for your media projects free media dog r t dot com. dangerous experiments on prisoners they want to make money and they have to use healthy guinea pigs in the regular society they're not able to use prisoners i mean they wish they could. drug tests on human guinea pigs. paid to pop the deadly pills he didn't

grow, and eventually, we ran out of computers. >> they started building their own computers and moved into their worldheadquarters: that garage. >> we were very conservative. we didn't hire very many people. we never ran super bowl ads, like many other dot-coms. >> remember, this was at the height of the dot-com boom. when that boom went bust in late 2000, says silicon valley author john battelle, google was one of the few survivors. >> google was this odd company that--it seemed like the internet bust never happened. the lava lamps were going. they had a chef. they had parties. everyone was happy. everyone seemed to be enjoying their work. now, most of the silicon valley, the opposite was true. it was a smoldering wreckage, and so they hired some of the smartest, best engineers they could find during a time when they were so thankful to have a job. >> there was something else different about google, the company motto: do no evil. where did that come from, and what does it really mean? >> we tried to boil it down at some point to a code of conduct, so to speak, for google: well, how do we make all our

for cancer took away my ability to speak, eat or drink, i was forced to enter this virtual world in which a computer does some of my living for me. >> reporter: on oprah ebert would describe that in his dreams, he could still speak. >> that's just like i was in life, you could never shut me up. >> reporter: just two days ago, his final tweet, a link to his blog titled "my live of presence." ebert taking note it was 46 years ago he became a film critic, telling his followers, i'm not going away. hoping to still write reviews while he battled cancer. ending his letter, he said, on this day of reflection, i say again, thank you for going on this journey with me. i'll see you at the movies. >> i'll see you at the movies. at its peak, the show reaching ten million viewers at once. actor eddy murphy once joking, if siskel and ebert called it a horrible picture, i'm telling you, they could kill a movie. and oprah tweeting today,s siskel and ebert back together today, end of an era. >> he said once in heaven, the movie would be citizen kane and they'd be offering haagen-dazs as you watched it. >> he'd give

community service and george himself is enormously talented and recognized around the world for the future of computing and he too has received many awards and preferably named -- best award. so please welcome george come up and say a few words. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome george. [ applause ] >> thank you, it's a great pleasure and honor to be here today representing sales force.com. today is a tremendous day for sales force and san francisco. i want to thank mayor lee and the city for supporting local businesses and development which allows companies like ours to stay and truly thrive in the city of san francisco which is great to have. i would like to thank kilroy for their commitment in san francisco and for really setting the standard for cutting edge work and environment in this mission building. i would like to thank many who are here today that made this possible for their hard work and dedication. you know sales force.com started in 1999 in a department on hill. companies are able to access software for the power of cloud computing. today that simple vision is now a billion dollar com

schoumacher: chances are if you're using a computer anywhere in the world, it's running on a microsoftrosoft corporation is the world's largest software company. it's in these last five or six years, technology has really swept the world. schoumacher: every year for the last decade, microsoft's share of the mke for personal computer operating systems has stood above 90%. was microsoft's unprecedented success due to its superior innovation and marketing prowess, or was it abusing its monopoly power to stifle competition? some of microsoft's business practices raised serious questions with its competitors and with the government. the united states government decided to file an antitrust lawsuit against the microsoft corporation. the standard oil case in 1911 defined the rules of competition in the industrial age. but could the government apply 20th century law to the 21st century economic order? it all started in 1975 when bill gates and his friend paul allen formed a partnership. we can do anything. schoumacher: the software and operating systems created by two young men in a garage and

and the most powerful computer in the world is not nearly as intuitive as the one we're born with. >>ow there is a big local angle here, we visited researchers at stanford university today, who say it will likely keep them busy for the next several years. tonight, we'll look at what they hope to accomplish when it comes to finding out what makes us tick. >>> and something for your brain to enjoy, confirming a finding nemo sequel, the new movie will be called "finding dory," who you may remember was the fish, the voice by ellen degeneres. >>> and celebrity witnesses are getting the most attention. >>> also? >> i don't think anybody really knows what california really looked like. what you see now is not what california was like. >> yeah, what did it look like around here before people, before we all got in the way? one man is trying to figure that out and turn back the clock right here in the heart of silicon valley. >>> plus, will it get much worse? the new prediction for this year's allergy season. >>> and good afternoon, i'm jeff fournier in the nbc bay area, walnut creek, 72, oakla

living in arkansas right world everything is driven by push to be both solar and faster at the same time nowhere is this more evident than with the cream dellec crim or super computers if you like the world's fastest from just a decade ago when even cracked the top five hundred today super computers are actually a part of our everyday lives even if we aren't aware of it for example at places like russia's main media or logical center these powerful machines are put to the test every day to crunch on thing.