yahoo!. why it's reportedly bucking the trend. kristina: president trump continuing to rail against the silencing of conservative views on social media, this as facebook employees are speaking out against what they say is an intolerant liberal culture at the company. dan gainer of the media research center sounds off. david: showdown in the sunshine state. can trump-backed ron desantis beat a bernie sanders-backed progressive in november? our panel weighing in. >> we've got to get out there and bring all of it to our side. >> he's way, way too liberal and radical for florida. i cannot imagine why a state that's doing as well as we would, would ever want to go in this left wing direction. (vo) when bandits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach, agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certa

yahoo! bought it. you move to yahoo!, and you became like a dot com star.ewart: it was the first thing that was like a phenomenon since crash, and me and my cofounder, an issue came out. and i get through security, and grabbedthe gate, and i a stack and put them on the scanning the first one and the second one, and she says, "honey, these are all the said, "no, that is ok," and she looks at it and looks at me, and she is so excited. i do not remember exactly what it said, but to have flickr and myspace changing -- , and she was emily: you talked about how one of the strengths of flickr was katerinare and how would welcome every single new user. a would welcome every single user. do you worry about cate? you're willing to tolerate. not everyone tolerates the worst behavior on twitter, but collectively as a society, as a , weness, as a culture tolerate it in a sense that it has not been eradicated. to whats the boundaries is acceptable in a way that kind of encourages more bad behavior, and i think it probably has a negative impact. on the other hand, i think

yahoo is scanning 200 million of its inboxes for data that can be sold to advertisers.yahoo does exclude some very sensitive content such as health and medical information, so it's unclear if the company includes any other kind of sensitive data. yahoo mail's privacy policy says that email accounts are subject to manual review and that means certain employees could have access. set up is pretty gutsy for the company especially considering it had to infamous data breaches which expose more than 3 billion users data. there was also a separate breach at aol and as you know these two companies are now together part of oath, which was created in 2017, of which verizon is the parent. competitors such as microsoft says it does not ever use email content for ad targeting anyway. the privacy policy says it can access your data for law enforcement purposes or what they call issues of public importance. google took criticism for years for content and finally under pressure to end its ad targeted email scanning. it only reads reads your emails to see what businesses you use. if you

are you a yahoo user? have you read your emails lately?pparently a good chance that the company is looking at them as well to make a little money. yahoo. hang on. ♪ ♪ or it isn't. it's backed by an unlimited mileage warranty, or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned, or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event, now through august 31st. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. mom: okay we need to get all your school supplies today... school... grade... done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like this case of paper for only $29.99 at office depot officemax. >> shepard: there is word yahoo is still going through its users' private emails scanning for data to sell to visors. that's according to reporting from our cousins at the "wall street journal." the parent company tells the journal it's because running a free email system is expensive. and users can opt out if they want. or if they know that they need. to say. >> that w

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guy: danielle, any points for candor by yahoo!ght and said, okay, fine. >> no points. after the facebook/came binge analytical -- cambridge an lip cag was a -- analytical. >> it costs a lot of money to end keep these servers up and running, and you would have to pay if we didn't sell ads. in their defense, i obviously do not give a hoot, but they do say they're not actually reading through your e-mail line by line. if you -- of course not. if you open a trader account at td ameritrade, when you log on, you're known as an investor then. >> here's the other thing, and this is just a devil's advocate, in some ways targeted ads are useful. yes, i do want that. >> wouldn't it be great if this is how we found hillary's e-mails after all this time, a bunch of ads for bleach byte? [laughter] guy: amazon, in a rare move, they made a public response to bernie sanders. he has spent months slamming both amazon's working conditions and pay, but the tech giant accused the vermont senator of spreading, quote, misleading statements and urged sand

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stuart: your bottom line, watch out for yahoo! using their messenger service. >> yahoo!t, absolutely. stuart: i will. not that i use them. but i certainly will. >> a lot of people use yahoo! for the junk mail, by the way. their personal e-mail is on g-mail. a lot of people don't care about this because i put all my junk mail in my yahoo! account anyway. >> good idea. >> in that case, it is no big deal. stuart: watch out with yahoo!. got it. thank you very much. we thought thfts quite a headline -- we thought this was quite a headline. the silver bullet for student debt, bankruptcy. what? wouldn't that leave taxpayers on the hook? i think it would. we will talk to the man behind the bankruptcy idea. he's on the show. first, though, president trump going after google for censoring conservatives. brent bozell says it is one of the greatest threats to free speech in our history. he's on the show. in fact, he's next. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio-

it's been more than a year since yahoo was completed. yahoo here to talk all things tech want to get your sense of what's going on we had an interesting conversation with gene munster on the program earlier we were talking about faang and faang stocks he said the grouping is about to break in terms of how people think about them that actually pas facebook and netflix in popular he believes are going to come under some pressure. >> the people that say that are the ones that have been negative for some period of time. the -- i'm not going to talk about specific stocks, but if you look at those top five, you look at who the top five were ten years ago, it's a whole different list ten years ago you had the energy companies, you had some china -- you had ge of all things the reality is these companies in general have a lot of momentum i think technology in particular in the valley has never been on as fire, probably more so in terms of the number of different areas. i mean, used to be -- i came out of the semi industry and software and applic

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number two, yahoo recently exposed the data of 3 billion users in that major breach.ous that the company is doing this, and most people that i talk about seo, do people still use yahoo e-mail address. there also reporting that yahoo and aol are only doing this for commercial e-mail so businesses and retailers so they can create this personal profile of you and that way better target you. we don't have any assurances that the not going to look at your health information, your financial data, they say they're not but if you're using an algorithm or human, or both to go through e-mail, how do you know, how do you know it's safe. >> now we know. lauren, thank you very much. what's also weird is the president's assault on google and some of these other social media companies who he said are rigged against conservative administration had one you use them, what you'll come up with, liz harrington has what he is proposing to do to correct that. therein lies the rub. what would anyone do to police this are correct this if it is in fact a problem. >> it's very vague right now.

national security adviser for the israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo!.er new correspondent joins us more. hey, trey. >> the national security adviser john bolton arrived in israel today. he's having dinner tonight with the israeli prime minister benjamin at yahoo!. early conversations these two individuals had. netanyahu insane bolt was a true friend of israel. he did go on to say this visit i president trump the national security adviser and a number of topics you would like to discuss up as representative of the trump administration, namely iranian aggression in the region and the prime minister here in jerusalem. we did know the meeting between the reconstruction process -- they will be discussing rising tensions in the region. dozens of earning back troops stationed in syria and under a current agreement between iran and russia the troops must remain at least 85 kilometers from the israeli border. the israeli position on this issue is iranian troop should immediately leave syria or the viewpoint has been echoed a number of times been expected to be e

yes, if you have a yahoo or aol address. they are scanning through your email, looking for data that they can sell to advertisers. it creates a personal attack -- profile of you. if they see a lot of delta emails, they target you with suitcases and hotel rooms. email asked -- services are expensive. if you want to use them for free, you have to fork over some personal data. the practice controversial, but legal. you can opt out. by law, the federal trade commission requires companies to disclose how they collect private data. yahoo's competitors -- competitors, google and -- do not do this. >>> facebook announced it is making a big commitment to renewable energy. they plan to cut their emissions by 75%. they want to power their operations with 100% renewable energy within the next few years. >>> with labor day weekend right around the corner, many people are monitoring gas prices. experts do not see this make expect to see prices going down, they are predicting a drop before mid september. aaa says the national average price

yahoo!n valley is keeping the sec's office busy and finally turkey's flash sale. -- line-up outside retailers as the lira continues to plunge. joining us is jason kelly. it is not surprising who leads this list. elon musk. jason: $60 billion is what our guys and bloomberg wealth calculated. they work so hard to give us these great stories. in mind six out of the top 10 billionaires on the bloomberg billionaires index did come from tech. this is where billionaires are made but $60 billion is a lot. if you look at elon musk and spacex and tesla, although spacex is where most of his wealth is, they are saying that company will not go public until they're going back and forth to mars so he has some time and he is distracted by tesla. wealth so is paper you actually have to go public to cash out. david: a wealthy person says he does not count it until he is cashed out and he has pay taxes. alix: they are very far from that. that is fun is san francisco's sec office is going to start investigating

coming up, tesla and yahoo just a few of the names to pass through the s.e.c. francisco office this year. we take a look at silicon valley's watchdog next. ♪ and later in the program, china's tech giants get ready to report earnings. we look at what's on tap for companies like jd.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: this is "bloomberg technology." the u.s. securities and exchange commission san francisco office is no stranger to high profile tech cases. the fire storm around tesla is just the latest one to involve the regional unit. on monday, c.e.o. elon musk offered a bit of an explanation for his funding secured claim. what might this mean for the s.e.c.'s investigation? ben, lawmakers have said that a key focus was understanding whether it was truthful at the time when he tweeted if funding was secured. now in the latest blog post it looks like funding wasn't secured and there were just discussions. how st s.e.c. going to look at this? >> thanks. first, i mean, what we know so far is this is kind of a preliminary inquiry. i don't think we can yet say it's a fo

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. >> reporter: you work for yahoo doing a lot of fantasy sports. he believes i'm guessing jimmy g.arterback dream. >> top 10 this year. >> reporter: tank is on the show. you know him from stanford fame and the national football league. tank was an all american safety at stanford in 2001 drafted by the titans in 2002 and officially retired in 2009 after 70 career games. currently he's a fantasy guru for yahoo sports and if you are wondering about the name, tank was given that name by his sister. how did that come about? >> i drank so much milk when i was a baby, my sister told my mom to give me a tank of milk and somehow that stuck. >> reporter: that's it. i thought it was a sort of war story or something. >> no. >> reporter: this was a first 49er game of the preseason. it's different for veterans and rookies. what are the rookies thinking right now, just not the rst and second round picks. when you go down the line how much is it a significant game for them? >> for the rookies you can almost look at this like american idol. so they got their ticket to get on the show. now you have

. >>> well, do you have a yahoo or aol email address?their free service does come at a price. the "wall street journal" is reporting that yahoo's owner is scanning through your email looking for data that it can sell to advertisers. the practice is controversial but entirely legal. the company says it only reads commercial emails, for example, if they see a lot of delta tickets, they profile you as a frequent traveler and then target you with ads for suitcases or hotel rooms. >>> excitement is growing at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in southern california. the agency's latest spacecraft known as insight is halfway done with its journey to mars. gina silva has more now about the mission. >> reporter: here at jpl scientists are very excited. they want to learn everything there is to know about the red planet. and right over there, that's a full-scale model of insight mars lander. the real spacecraft is already on the way to mars. it was a picture-perfect liftoff. back in may, insight lander carried a size a meter to probe the depths of

and watch what you send if you yahoo!, the search giant is scan your e-mail and selling the data to advertisers. what you can do to keep your e-mail safe and yahoo! now in the government site. all of that and so much more coming up this morning former state department spokes marie harp wall street journal global economic editor and bench mark manager kevin kelly welcome one and all by the way we're -- >> e by the way trade. by the way trade there's two -- three days left for canada to decide. >> i said that. that was one the top stories you're tag about canada and they've got the friday deadline and again, but you know what that's not your top story this morning in "the wall street journal." the number one story is the president accusing google of bias so we're talking about that in the 8 block as well and watching for trump tweet it is the week before labor day and does not matter because we have a news maker or in the white house. >> tweet at 8:31 a.m. after we get the second quarter gdp printout again. so maybe he'll g

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started using google and it became so easy. >> it came up yahoo.i pick google all the time when i look for something. i don't know why. >> one decision, i'm going to google it. every individual who made it contributed to a multibillion-dollar decision. >> now this privately owned popular search engine is going public and you can buy a piece of it. the company announced it will be selling $2.7 billion in stock in the most highly anticipated initial public offering in years. >> if the ipo of google goes well, that could open the door for a lot of other ipos. >> in the early 2000s silicon valley was recovering from the dotcom bust. it was a wasteland. but google going public changed that. and you really saw the rebirth of silicon valley. >> i think their story reminds us of the magic of the internet. and that magic is that an underdog can become an overlord. introducing the all-new volkswagen jetta with app-connect and available beats audio. behr presents: ordinary versus overachiever. behr premium plus, "behr" through it all with a top-rated paint at

softbank is attempting to mediate the role as yahoo japan's top shareholder.h forecast for the current quarter based on higher corporate spending on network upgrades. sales are expected to grow between 5% and 7% from one year ago, indicating a total of about $13 billion, which is ahead of analyst forecasts. of ceo is in the process remaking cisco into a provider of networking software and services p or be sure to two and thursday at 9:00 p.m. hong kong time for bloomberg's interview with the ceo. that's not :00 a.m. new york time. yvonne: now for a look at what's coming up in the next few hours. what are you watching? theaad: going through cost-cutting program. a bit later on, about an hour the chief, we had executive of oz minerals. copper tumbled into a bear market. it is seen as a l weather for the global economy. andll ask what he is seeing how trading is currently, should give us an idea if the wheels are coming off the economy with all this noise at the moment surrounding trade and tariffs and turkey, etc. there we have it. andrew cole coming up. ramy: l

but i also think that apple is doing its -- when they take over yahoo! and they bump yahoo! -- >> you keep talking about that. >> it's big. it's $400 million. >> you keep talking about that. >> i do. >> you know something. >> david, it's like you when you say i don't know anything but let me tell you what is going to happen i know absolutely nothing but this is going to occur. >> you brought up yahoo! finance and apple having insight so many times. >> i'll stop. >> i think it's interesting. >> no, i'm done talking about it >> done talking about it. >> done. i've been silenced. >> want to talk about growth stocks >> i'll check my tomatoes. >> the no sun crushed me this year. >> we should mention praxir. linde informed by the ftc over the weekend that it may have to make further divestitures in order to satisfy the concerns of u.s. regulators at the trade commission and you can see praxxair is down on that. there was a certain level of divestitures under the merger agreement that they were obligated to make, but what they said over the weekend is that a higher probably that th

. >> that's surprising and yahoo is on the list they're up there still >> yahoo has been number fourn our list of most trafficked websites in the united states, and they're strong in the category of financial news, markets in japan and still bringing in a lot of visitors other sites would be happy to have those numbers i think the cautionary tale of yahoo has been they didn't dominate anything. jack welsh, used to say in any given market you wanted to be number one, number two or not play i think you've got to be either a category dominator or thrive as a niche play. and they had good solutions in search, in social, uncontent and it's really hard to thrive as a solid number two in today's digital markets. >> steven quickly, do you think apple is overvalued then >> well, i studied digital trends and i don't make stock recommendations. but i do think apple has certainly achieved trumenemendos success as they have in the past with beautifully designed hardware products. if you look globally 80% of all new hand set sales are androids. what's different for apple this time around is they h

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until yesterday when yahoo!ad "been held up in the senate at the behest of the white house, which opposed the proposed legislation." the white house then told yahoo news that while the administration "appreciates congress's interest in election security, the department of homeland security has all the statutory authority it needs to assist state and local officials to improve the security of existing election infrastructure." lead democrat on the bill senator amy klobuchar of minnesota joins me tonight. what happened here? >> it was a shocker, chris, because the bill was going so well. senator langford and i introduced the bill, and he's still devoted to getting it done. as you know, he's a conservative republican from oklahoma. and senator blount in good faith set the hearing. so what we heard was there was objections from republican leadership in the senate and then some republican secretaries of state. i talked today with the head of the secretary of state association, the vermont secretary of state who's a d

. >> we are competing with the googles and yahoo's and youtube's in this area, which is very difficult. >> reporter: at a time of the population of fremont is now 230,000 people making at the bay area's fourth largest city in with that growth comes. city problems. >> we have bart issues in the bart police is right behind us. the city, we have a significant homeless issue here in fremont. >> reporter: suzanne mott has lived in fremont for 23 years and says for the most part she feels safe. she and many others didn't know the chief. happy to work with her and the police to only say are happy she is a chief of the first, saying it really speaks to the diversity of the city. in fremont with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the giants lost to the astros 2 - 1 madison bumgarner started for the giants as one -- and was great. pitching seven scoreless innings. struck out seven. things started to unravel when the bullpen took over. astros took the lead thanks to a two run homer. the giants hope to bounce back tonight against the pittsburgh pirates. >>> the oakland a's also lost to the dodgers 4 - 2 . the d

. >> we are competing with google and yahoo and youtube in this area, which is very difficult. >> reporter: at a time that the population of fremont is now 230,000 people it's the bay area's fourth largest city and with that growth comes big city problems. >> we have transportation issues and a significant homeless issue here in fremont. >> reporter: suzanne has lived here for 23 years and says for the most part, she feels safe. she and many others didn't know the chief but happy to work with her and a rest of the police to make it a safer city. -- and the rest of the police force to make it a safer city.>> in fremont azenith smith ktvu fox news. >>> coming up, all eyes are on tesla after elon musk considers taking the company private. >>> -- >> now he has a commitment to follow through on that or he has some explaining to do. >>> and we will look into that air-quality concer>>> also ahea car plunges off a cliff in the north bay. what we're learning about what happened. enforcement -- . does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives

former yahoo zero marissa mayer was among the speakers. she has launched a new tech company called lumi labs. >> i encourage them to really take the opportunity where they will learn the most. joined a small company are you have to make some informative decisions. you will learn a lot more even though it's riskier. i encourage them to take risk and learn. >> other companies including google, space x, twitter, lyft, and dropbox. >>> the wildfires burning in clear lake are forcing more people to evacuate. the crews are gaining ground, but there are fears the flames will spread elsewhere. . >>> smoke from the california wildfires is spreading all over the west what you need to know about the air quality here in the bay area today. >>> good morning. telling you t something going on here on the macarthur ways -- mays westbound. we will let you know more about it and tell you a little more about the morning commute coming up. >>> temperatures are cool. we are going to cool it off getting into the bay area weekend. we will check in on the current

you're going to be able to look on aol or yahoo! or the nfl or twitch it? twitch, twitter? there are a lot of ways to watch it and i don't know whether you n can. put together the same audience as well i don't know. >> the nfl realized it's inevitable the fans are not staying home watching all kay on a sunday they have to go where the consumer goes, across many, many platforms. i think even facebook is going to have highlights you kind of go where the meal is. >> leslie i have a question about the big contracts in the nfl. we have aaron rodgers getting the huge contract, $134 million that's the headline number and then odell beckham jr., five years, $95 million those are the headlines, right and the numbers the agents like to sell. that's not guaranteed. that's not actually what the players end up making, is it what is sort of the final payday. >> well for those two any will have a hefty guaranteed contract but what it is is they cull it new money in the nfl and what happened was back -- since 2013 the salary cap has gone up 43%. it's almost -- i think arou

of productive discussions the company agreed to resubmit their pay to trademark applications with a yahoo and only as co owner. before you all start looking up the yakuza annoyed tribe they do not exist that was an example of the future and what is possible that i what is possible if your science that you're working on right now is indigenous communities what are you up to. well i think one of the urgencies here in the eurasia north that comes into force the other one is of course climate change impacts in. themselves something two years ago we saw in. siberia the outbreak of anthrax us to burn off first it's melting from some of these campsites. those nomadic indigenous peoples and one small young boy died because of this anthrax was leaked into the. population so there are all sorts of completely new events which are coming forward the second one which we are trying to put in place with only ecological restoration so that we we would have more sites more safe havens. fish animals spawning areas restored and so forth as things get worse so that it's really think much of. what we're tryin

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yahoo in however trying to keep ahead of the game and companies like palo alto are companies like palo alto networks silence and crowd strike who are looking to take ai artificial intelligence and make it to the next big defense against cyber threats joining us now to discuss from the biggest little city in the world reno nevada cyber security expert the c.e.o. of various software todd shipley hey todd is so good to have you back on the show let's hit it hard in the time we have to be ai is becoming really a topic related to advancements in cyber security and we know about ai and all sorts of venues but in cyber security we haven't looked at it so much we have it you have i'm sure companies like tenable are even going public on nasdaq and as someone who works in cyber security think it's just more hype right now or is there really something to all this ai cybersecurity talk. well i think there is something to it it's in its infancy though and what it's actually going to be able to do for the average citizen i mean we still have to look at what ai is currently it's not the panacea it's

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