was known as the back row about algorithm and it was your sleeps and bounds ahead of services like yahoo altavista and quickly became the clear winner in the space just from a technology basis and what does is it spiders around the internet instead of being a directory service like yahoo was it's taking pictures of web pages and analyzing the links between the web pages and using that to make some assumptions about relevance and so if you're looking for some history of abraham lincoln and there's a bunch of links to cross the web pointing to a particular site that must mean that this page is the quote unquote most relevant . now they had to figure out how do we make money off this we've got an index how do we make money well they figure out how to do that it's pretty simple all you do is track people searches your search history has a very. very informative and that's going to tell someone immediately whether you're republican or democrat whether you like one breakfast cereal versus another that's going to tell you whether you're gay or straight it's going to tell you thousands of things

has more of it doubled its pop up to the last year selling internet advertising with microsoft and yahoo gunning for its search engine users' fortunes can quickly change. this was really the 1st large scale mechanism for targeted advertising for example i want to sell umbrellas well google can tell you exactly you know who is looking for umbrellas because they have your search history they know so they could hook up the umbrella makers with people searching for umbrellas basically send you targeted ads and that is where google gets more than a 90 percent of its revenue. if you look at how they structured the company it was structured so that the founders of the company would always have controlling shares and would always determine the direction in the future of the company anybody else who bought into the company was simply along for the ride in terms of making money so there was this idealism that they said motivated them and their corporate motto was. don't be evil. when the don't be evil slogan came up it was during a meeting i think in 2003 if i recall right people are trying to say

these are names you may or may not remember there were dozens of search engines like altavista and yahoo and excite nobody thought there needed to be another search engine but people said at the time it did not work very well. he wanted to do a search for windsurfing in california they could find you the pages but not what you wanted at the top of the list. with their search engine with google they introduced the concept of relevancy any database can find the information about google's algorithms to the extra trick that was necessary to sort the pages by relevancy what is the most relevant answer for the given theory? even though nobody thought there needed to be another search engine but google was the engine that made all others look obsolete teeseven so maybe they were this might - - smartest guys in the room? . >> certainly. the fifth or sixth largest market cap company in the world for i cannot imagine the web or the internet functioning today on it scale without the problem not been solved. google's one miracle is they solved search but they also created the greatest advertising en

over the golan heights back in march that happened during a meeting between the 2 leaders we met on yahoo was at the white house in washington this has. the international community who consider the area occupied territories and that is the status they have accorded it ever since israel took over the golan heights back in the 1967 war at the same time we are hearing from the syrian side they say that the aerial defense systems were activated to strike at so-called enemy targets in the southern damascus countryside so certainly the situation between the 2 sides remains tense and both sides on a state of high alert let's bring in journalist martin j. now for more now of late palestine has been the focus of israel's wrath but now suddenly it's syria what do you read into israel's incursion into the country. i'm not and i think i took it to toscan are not sure it is actually so saddam i think a long history. of visceral fear on the israeli side of the activities going on when a military base is on the syrian side what at least suddenly the end of 2015 since and since when russia came into syri

a jerusalem court has convicted sarin a time the yahoo a wife of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of misusing state funds that's after she spent thousands of dollars on lavish meals at her official residence fraud charges were dropped as part of a plea bargain in which will pay a fine. the 1st mass has been held at not a dom since the paris cathedral was gutted in a fire 2 months ago just 30 people attended the service wearing hard hats parts of the building are still structurally unsound french president i'm on my own has set a goal of rebuilding it within 5 years. turning now to guatemala where people are voting for a new president and parliament but after 2 top candidates were barred from running there is widespread distrust and many doubt that today's vote in the central american country will be fair. to ballot boxes a ready papers prepared. but many quotes and moments unconvinced that today's election will bring any real change. unemployment violence and corruption top voters' list of concerns. instead of sparking hope a chaotic campaign period appears to have done the opposi

detained a suspect on suspicion of manslaughter in the death of the argentinean soccer player in the yahoo sala a star player died in a january plane crash along with his pilot police have not yet disclosed why they believe the suspect could be culpable and salis death. the gun likely used by dutch painter vincent van gogh to kill himself has fetched 130000 euros at auction the weapon was sold in paris to an unnamed buyer in the winning bid was nearly 3 times the expected price go is widely believed to have committed suicide in $1890.00. russian n.g.o.s that receive international funding have to declare themselves as foreign agents they face broke radek hurdles and frequently come under heavy suspicion activists say the result is harassment from russian authorities the head of one of the country's oldest environmental groups felt she had no choice but to flee the country she's now seeking asylum here in germany. alexandra car is afraid the russian environmental activist has recently arrived in germany where she has requested asylum in russia or i could be arrested and getting picked up by

we launched a yahoo! finance premium starting in the u.s. now, we've done the same thing with sports. there is a premium version of the product. we have the same thing for huffington post. tech crunch is deeper, exclusive content for members. that's one way we are expanding the revenue base. the other part of the membership we have done in asia, hong kong, and taiwan, you see member centric rewards programs for consumers who are doing commerce but also get points and engage across our ecosystem. in return, they get more member benefits. the last one i would add is around 5g, when you think about verizon being the leader on 5g, it enables the media business quite a bit across the different verticals. >> tell us a little more about the opportunities you see in 5g. >> we talk normally about 5g having eight currencies, in terms of speed, latency, device .ensitivity, battery power a lot of these things, when you take it in, one of the first segments that take it -- takes advantage of the media is business. from a consumer standpoint, what you saw

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patrick shanahan, trump's defense nominee's confirmation and his hearing has been delayed again and yahoo is reporting today that that's due to allegations in his private life what can you tell us? >> we're still waiting on the nomination of the president, we haven't received it yet. we can't begin formal deliberations. then when we get the nomination we'll have to start doing our due diligence, have members of the armed service committee talk to the nominee and then schedule a hearing. right now we are beginning our deliberations on national defense authorization act and that should take up two weeks. so we're -- the schedule is already full. so anything that would happen would probably be weeks from now even if the nomination came up within the next few days. paige: what are some of the questions you have about the allegations? jack: we have to look at the reports. you can't just begin to speculate. you have to lock at what the evidence has been presented, the fabe is doing an investigation, they always do an investigation for high level appointments. you look at that and the question e

amazon.com, ebay, yahoo!, which is sort of still with us but not as prom innocents anymore. in the wake of the netscape i.p.o., there was this four or .com-year period we call the era. you may remember companies like pets.com and toys.com. all the dot-coms that came out. there was a flood of companies and testimony a wonderful era because no one really knew what was going to work so there was a lot of throwing things around the wall and finding out what stuck. so a lot of throles companies id not survive the dot --.come era as well but companies liam zaun and google obviously survived. host: a.l.o. never god much respect from true techies in silicon valley. brian: that's very troup. think it was partially gee graphical. a.o.l. was based in virginia, not in silicon valley so it culturally didn't feel like it was akin to some of the tech start thaups came out of silicon valley in the dot-com era. but also, a.l.o. made the conscious decision that we will be the main for mainstream people to get on the internet so while other companies were more interested in the hardcore techie

well that was yahoo henri from the palestinian policy think tank al shabab speaking with us earlier artless get some more analysis on this peace plan to do that i'm joined by professor natasha lindstedt with the government department at the university of essex in the u.k. professor instead is a commentator on middle east politics and development policies professor it's good to have you on the program i want to ask you what came to your mind 1st today when you heard about jared plan. i think what came to my mind is similar to what a lot of people the way a lot of people have reacted to this it just doesn't seem very credible he himself here is not a very credible or trustworthy person in the region he hasn't really earned the respect of both sides he seems to have a good relationship or at least good working relationship with the israelis in for a quick amount of time but he has absolutely no credibility from the palestinians they see him as someone that they can't trust in any way shape or form and i think what everybody also is thinking is that as the reported already mention this doesn't

the senior advisor of the american president donald trump was in jerusalem and he gifted in a tiny yahoo with a signed map of all of the golan heights recognizing that israel has full sovereignty over it and netanyahu in holding a press conference welcomed this and had this to say. brought me something from the u.s. president in the state department there is no official marker of the states or israel which should not be. the new map which includes the golan heights is a part of israel it's signed by president trump who writes. so i would like to say that's very nice. now the american president recognized full israeli sovereignty over the golan heights back in march and that was during a visit by netanyahu to the white house in washington this is in stark contrast to the international community which in fact has denounced the move they consider the territory occupied and have considered it such since it was taken over by israel back during the 1967 war as for the syrian side they say their aerial defense systems have been activated to target so-called enemy targets in the southern damascu

over the golan heights back in march that happened during a meeting between the 2 leaders we met on yahoo was at the white house and washington this has. did not inspire the international community who consider the area occupied territory and that is the status they have accorded it ever since israel took over the golan heights back in the 1967 war at the same time we are hearing from the syrian side they say that the aerial defense systems were activated to strike a chord enemy targets in the southern damascus countryside so certainly the situation between the 2 sides remains tense and both sides on a state of high alert. on friday u.n. expert on torture and inhumane treatment said the way joining us are has been treated amounts to psychological torture adding that he doesn't think he's found or will get a fair trial if he's extradited to the u.s. . this is. crucial to go to medical experts. and document symptoms all physical and psychological courtroom to treat. all the symptoms to the poor person who has been exposed to psychological torture over . time speaking of severe stress chroni

the usc and harvard grad made his fortune where he invested early stages in google, paypal, yahoo and linked in. and serves on the board of nvidia. he now works at his family firm called scubed capital. forbes estimates his net worth at $2.3 billion. our warriors coverage isn't done. we'll address the beyonce drama and the injury issues. we've posted the very latest on nbcbayarea.com. >>> horrifying moments for a father and his children. a man rocking around the family's yard. the family ran into the house and called police. this was taking place around 6:00 p.m. last night. the prowler then got inside their home. police were able to get to the family and get them out safely. they went inside the house and arrested the prowler. neighbors say it's just down right frightening. >> it's an older community. you know, i've been here for a very long time. never seen anything like this. >> the family wasn't hurt, but they are still shaken up. >>> a fire drill on the peninsula will put people and technology to the test this weekend. the redwood city fire department sent out an emergency evacua

i am thinking of companies like yahoo!, whichay, is sort of still with us, but not as prominent anymore. ipo,e wake of the netscape there was this four or five year period that could look really recalled the -- that colloquially we called the dot com era. there was a flood of companies and it was a wonderful era, because nobody knew what was going to work, so there was a lot of throwing things against the wall and finding out what stock. a lot of those companies did not era butthe dot com companies like amazon, ebay, and google survived and are continuing to thrive today. >> a couple quotes from your book -- i do wells never got much respect from true techies in silicon valley. >> that is true. it is perfectly -- partially geographical. was not in silicon valley, so culturally, it did not feel akin to the tech startups. aol made the decision that we will be the mainstream venue for normal people to get on the internet, and so, while other companies were more focused on the hard-core techies that flooded onto the internet,

believe that may result in to use them and that's actually what they mean for the proposer sox or yahoo the main reason to introduce them is that in this way people get used to seeing pieces of paper that look like money buy i'm not curious so there is no intention of leaving the euro on abutting you had to leave that you are this would be people be already used to seem pieces of paper that i i'm not sure of but it can be used for payments. to be clear the country that you were prime minister of for a few days back then they're about to be disciplined by the european commission over over violating the debt to g.d.p. ratios how would bought help the italian government in being able to finance the economy and maybe escape what many believe is a kind of european union straitjacket it will be no oil demeaning bought our debt. like any other form of debt so issued printing them does not help the stock of debt would increase anyway if the issue the european call me sure would to count them as debt so there's not a way of circumventing the devils do your pianos do you think they could spell th

well that's certainly a part of it that's clearly one of the 10 yahoos strong suits and when he goes through elections and say look what a great friend i am of president trump you want to keep me in office because i'm a great friend the president and then of course he can go visit president putin so i can say i'm a great friend of both putin and trump and that's really great and so that's why he's doing that and to a very large extent it shows his great friendship to trump and to put and mark thanks very much for your time this are always great to have you on the morning robbing us the reason for doing it ok mark schulman editor of history central dot com also a newsweek columnist. ok let's just fit in this last story ecuador has granted the united states permission to use one of its famed a lot because iowans as an earth feel but the government in quito is facing a backlash for what critics are calling a violation of the country's constitution. has been taking a closer. look a lot across islands home to the giant tortoises birthplace of darwin's theory of evolution and intil where y

after the offending cartoon was published or the disputed image of donald trump and then even yet in yahoo was the work of antonio where to nez back in may he hit back at over the controversy claiming the backlash was fabricated by quote jewish propaganda he also stressed that his art had a political not a religious meaning the decision of the new york times to abandon political cartoons has caused uproar on twitter the n.y.t. really did fail this time decision not to run political cartoons by n.y.t. opinion is spineless we need political humor now more than ever 4 years ago the new york times was all just see surely now they're no longer publishing cartoons new york times are not throughout to be with the bathwater yassar is a terrible lapse in judgment to print that cartoon so part dies and have a keener i free readers 3 offensive cartoons john and art from completely political cartoonist and author ted rall believes that not being able to laugh at political leaders does create a serious problem for society. this is a pretty despicable series of events i mean 1st of all i don't think we

them and none of us yahoos news. because . of it's your number one of 3 for forming the autopsy oh i'm a bit gone there will be still called the sort of just anything can't remember you cannot control big queen it's not just one guy can control it not even a handful of guys not even a handful of billionaires can control big point it's the entire community it's the miners it's the know it's the users everybody has control of bitcoin and he can't convince them he can't persuade them to increase the block size yes you need to persuade people to look back when protocol is a masterpiece you know and you look at the mona lisa in the loop museum and you might be tempted to change the smile because you think you know what i could do better and you go and try to change it but you know it's a masterpiece as it is there's no changing it it is what it is and no matter how strongly you feel about the aesthetic you are going to be rejected because the genius of the protocol was perfect. in the birth of it and so you can go against it you ca

but in the time they fought microsoft over five years in the late 90s and 2000s it gave breath to yahoond the younger services that microsoft may have tried to strangle but they government and that gave them the breath to get through. >> what about breaking up the companies? presidential candidates like warren is calling for that. >> you can answer this, ri kat, to go after the companies yes i would love to see youtube have aht spotl shown on it because alphabet hides it under ogle and says it's advertising. no, google is one of the most important things and kids are addicted to youtube. we need more light shown on that. we need to property but google just hides it within everything else. >> you put your law lessons on outube when there's a power outage or another situation where you can't actually teach them in class. >> yeah. so last year when we had the terrible fires and the ancampfi, we all had terrible pollution in the bay area santa clara university the president closed it because the air pollution was so bad. and so i was able to use youtube and to upload on -- you can do a priv

over the golan heights back in march that happened during a meeting between the 2 leaders we met on yahoo was at the white house in washington this has been did not inspire the international community who consider the area occupied territory and that is the status they have accorded it ever since israel took over the golan heights back in the 1967 war at the same time we are hearing from the syrian side they say that the aerial defense systems were activated to strike at so-called enemy targets in the southern damascus countryside so certainly the situation between the 2 sides remains tense and both sides on a state of high alert. we discussed the overnight hostilities with middle east expert ali risk and political analyst michel burke. i think that what happened also based on what happened there is that there was which will last from the syrians is where we quickly want to respond that i believe the syrian army is trying to give a clear message or so recognizing that there is overthrow of the old i guess this era to ship is for them to give a clear message that they will as syrian territ

over the golan heights back in march that happened during a meeting between the 2 leaders we met on yahoo was at the white house in washington this has. been denounced by the international community who consider the area occupied territory and that is the status they have accorded it ever since israel took over the golan heights back in the 1967 war at the same time we are hearing from the syrian side they say that the aerial defense systems were activated to strike at so-called enemy targets in the southern damascus countryside so certainly the situation between the 2 sides remains tense and both sides on a state of high alert. this week representatives of venezuelan president nicolas maduro and opposition leader one guardo held a 2nd round of talks in norway without producing a deal the host nation did say the 2 sides have made progress however the us has its own solution as we have repeatedly stated we believe the only thing to negotiate with nicolas maduro is the conditions of his departure the return to the negotiating table comes despite the opposition's and this will reluctance to

is in the green this charge was led by the iron ore price spike in energy stocks according to yahoo finance is a peak of $11.00 and a half years for the aussie market the last time the a.s.x. index was at this point was in 2007 jumping across indian ocean we find ourselves at the all shares in south africa where that index is also finishing up for the week now that in next also just barely in the green after major rally earlier in the week it found itself falling on friday and landing at nearly $58200.00 points jumping to europe now where we see the cac has fallen for the week the index rally at the end of the week led by health care gas water and financial sectors but it wasn't quite enough to make up ground last earlier in the week and they missed breaking even on the week by just 6 points. in germany the dax finishes the week up but just barely following a major spike earlier in the week and then a smaller one on thursday trading fell on friday but a late rally helped put it into the green hopping across the channel the footsie finishes the week up next slid on wednesday but then that sa

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a little more positively however we have learned through new reporting by the washington post and yahoo news that the president did authorize a cyber strike on the computer systems the iranian computer systems that run their missile and rocket systems and those were according to that reporting crippling attacks so there was an attack that simply wasn't one that was kinetic and that involved a loss of human life so the president appears to be operating on a couple of different levels now just in the past few minutes his secretary of state mike pompei a put out a statement he says he wanted to correct the record for some misinformation about what has been going on between the u.s. and iraq iran rather he said 1st president trump did not pass a message through oman calling for talks with iran he's essentially saying iran knows what our position is when they want to talk to the united states they can do so. second he said the united states has shown beyond any doubt this is in pump ayos word that the unmanned aircraft was shot down in international airspace that has been disputed by iran th

over the golan heights back in march that happened during a musing between the 2 leaders we met on yahoo was it the white house washington this has been did not survive the international community who consider the area occupied territories and that is the status they have accorded it ever since israel took over the golan heights back in the 1967 war at the same time we are hearing from the syrian side they say that the aerial defense systems were activated to strike at so-called enemy targets in the southern damascus countryside so certainly the situation between the 2 sides remains tense and both sides on a state of high alert. that's discussed the overnight hours till it is with pollster and political analyst to mitchell barak mitchell thanks for coming on to the program let's look at the latest incident that we've been reporting about now how do you interpret israel's and coercion into syria. well i think this is really a military response to some aggression on the syrian side of firing missiles into israel the israeli prime minister israeli army has said on many occasions that they'r