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have that same choice will we get to a point where the federal government says that you, facebook, you google, you amazon, you cannot get access unless people choose to opt in and allow you thataccess >> his new book is called frenemies. >>> a record setting week for the stock market nasdaq closing at an all time high technology providing a lift. nasdaq hit a high on thursday. it didn't hold onto gains. dow was strong as well breaking through 25,000 for the first time in more than two weeks. stocks continued to be up on friday it showed job openings at record highs. it increase today 6.7 million. it helped confirm a strong jobs market and difficulty in finding qualified employees. >>> if you're planning a trip to ihop you better. it will soon be called ihob i'm betting it is either breakfast or bitcoin >>> the challenges that the industry faces >>> later, the best and worst cities for retirees. right now take a look at how the stock market ended the week. >>> home health aids are in high demand we have more on what it takes to be a successful caregiver. >> you introduce yourself and that's a

you have been active on twitter offering to help microsoft employees. our googlees organizing at all regarding these protests? can you tell us anything happening at the grassroots double? >> i have seen a lot of employees who are can earned about the ice detention. a lot -- a large amount of fundraising or the children that are affected. i also know that google employees are broadly concerned about the ethics of what we as google employees work on as what we as tech workers work on. therefore, i am on many others are working together with microsoft employs to help them as best as you can with ensuring that a to have a voice in what their employer does. engineer at google. thank you. enthusiastblockchain have been boasting all the various solutions for the technology and now he why and microsoft are paring up to use this in the gaming industry. and tune in for a new episode of european conversations with robert smith airing wednesday at 9 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: while the price of declines have taken a tumble, there is a lot of interest in wat

it is incumbent on law enforcement officials to hold google accountable, and that's exactly what i'm doing. >> are youoncerned that google and by extension facebook will turn against josh hawley in the fall because you're a threat to them in the senate? >> they might. but i'm not afraid. i mean, look, we also have an investigation of facebook along the very same lines. i'm the only attorney general in the country holding these big tech companies accountable. that's what i was elected to do. i'm a tough lawyer, i'm a tough prosecutor. i'm going to be tough and get the answers for the people of missouri. i don't care who threatens me. we're not going to back down. >> do we need a new regulatory body? i asked this of the leader and of the speaker. do we need a new regulatory body to focus on big tech and the economic monopoly they represent? >> well, first, we need our current laws to be enforced. we have antitrust laws in this country, in the state of missouri. we have laws that prohibit the taking of consumer information without consent. let's enforce the laws we have on the books. number two, we need

you. >>> your google home device could be giving hackers the key to your exact location. cyber security firm trip wire discovered users could be vulnerable if they click on a phishing link while connected to the same wi-fi that supports google home or "chromecast" device allowing hackers to narrow down your address giving them more personal information about you. google will have a patch for the leak by next month. >>> another tech giant amazon is facing new pressure to stop selling its facial recognition tool to police. nearly 20 shareholder groups wrote a letter to amazon last week expressing concerns about privacy and potential lawsuits. amazon says that its recognition feature could help catch criminals or find lost children. privacy advocates warn that it could be used towantsctesomedi i protections miin placena before the sales continue. >>> this weekend's pride celebration will be special for journalists at san francisco's first lgbt newspaper. >> the bay times just marked it 40th birthday. san francisco's gay community has been one of struggle. from the bagay ri t

the bureau of international exposition is the governing body and if you google them you can find out more. it was founded in the 1920's and it's the official international body for sort of regulating these expositions. the u.s. has not hosted one since the 1980s but i've heard rumors that some agencies around the country are interested in the idea of a world fair, whether that will ever happen again, i don't know. i have been told there are various interests in the bay area that might be interested in a world fair. i don't know if it will happen. but there was one, a recent one in milan, there also have been some in china. >> let me conclude where we began in your area of research, gender issues, and world fairs. what did you learn? what have you learned and why did you take up this type of research? >> why did i take up this type of research? i'm very interested in issues of race and gender, and i'm really interested in the way that groups outside of elite power structure are able to wield power through sort of unexpected ways. and what i really love about fairs is that, there are s

and i think this is something that you see with facebook and google and journalists and the fact that, you know, all these publishers are reliant on the algorithms of thaese two companies to determine whether readers get to see their content. you hear all of these reports about facebook will have these a algorithmic changes. and they'll be emphasizing video or another kind of story or format another week. so the fact that these companies have so much power over the people who are reliant on their platforms is deeply troubling, not just for concerns about competition, but for concerns about democracy and kind of the, you know, the flow of information in society. >> yeah, i also wanted to bring up the point, i wrote this article back in january of last year saying that i thought that fake news was, in part, an anti-trust problem. and i think that also applies to these data breaches that we're seeing. and it has to do with there being a complete lack of choice. like, how many people do you know that when they found out about the cambridge analytica scandal, they wanted to leave facebook.

if you google it, that was a a bug. if you go who's the members of 'nsync.i go, i don't remember you. i don't remember you in the group..>> yes, when i was doing album thing, i built a studio came by. backstreet boys came by, 'nsync came by. theyaid, "shaq, we don't have e a lot of money, can we borrow your studio?" and i let them i think record their first album -- >> jimmy: is that right? [ cheers and applause ] >> so i am a member. >> jimmy: so you are a a founding -- >> yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: you are a founding member. >> so, google got it right. >> jimmy: google did get it right, yeah. i watched "uncle drew" over the weekend. man, that made me laugh. it's based off of this pepsi spot that kyrie irving was doing. it's -- you've probably seen him where he dresses like an old man then schools younger players on the court. this looked like the most fun movie to make. >> it was fun. >> jimmy: when did you film it. >> we shot it, not this summer 'cause we're in this summer, but last summer. getting old. [ light laughter ] we shot ast summer. and you kn

get on google and the fact that you are unlikely to find competitors on it. ing perhaps google has not done enough to react to that yet, and therefore we could see fines even in excess of $3 billion. day by day, you could be fining google verse -- for the fact that they have not managed to tackle head-on the anti-competitive shopping online. emily: twitter is being added to the s&p 500. it's interesting if you look at the charts for square and twitter, which jack dorsey runs both of these companies. both of them up and to the right over the last year, despite headwinds. i have another chart here in the library, showing the company's turnaround at twitter. dan, what do you make of the fact that dorsey has somehow been able to pull this off? dan: dorsey has had the golden touch. if you look at the twitter turnaround story, it has really been remarkable over the last 12 months. the monetization theme, what we've seen on user engagement. square, the success speaks for itself. there were a lot of bears who thought square's business model was just not sustainable. w

google can do that, how can you do anything, so the up side of diminishing google seems quite a lot stronger. amazon, you know, i think until recently always had the very strong defense, hey, we're saving people a lot of money, which i think was very challenging for contemporary antitrust law to want to do something about this and amazon is probably one of the companies that's not popular among, you know, people interested in labor, small businesses, but popular among consumers. people do that, but they are starting to change, you know, one of the things about cyclical, i think things are cyclical. the other day i got a notice about amazon, important news about your prime membership that will remain exactly the same, but we're going to jack the price by 20%, which is like blood in the water. wait, how are they raising prices without any kind of constraint? direct evidence to market power. they are starting to lose that idea and their goods aren't cheaper than anybody anywhere, so they are becoming increasingly vulnerable, as well. those three, i think, all face exposure and details get compl

if you google the article it is ther that he got to the point that i lost my mother to a battle withultiple clor row sis. this is the reason i'm still doing this or doing radio is i tried to make hermile many years ago and tried to make other people smile. >> we are going to hear about allf them in the days to come. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. here's money for pizza. here's the wi-fi password, but, if you go online while the boys are online the internet can slow down and... they don't like it. you guys don't have fios? [mrs. jennings] oh-no. but it's a 100% fiber-optic network with ridiculous speeds. you could have, like, a hundred devices online at once. interested, talk later. bye boys! don't even think about going online. woah... i can't work like this. the 100% fiber-optic network means more speed for more devices at once. so get a fios triple play with a 2-year agreement, and choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or credit towards other samsung tech. >>> as we end this long difficult day we want to go back to jim. >> it is a tough day. you cover this story from here and n

. >>> the google device in your home could be showing hackers exactly where you are. >> and those the ladders that are supposed to keep your child safe. ""i want to make it crystal clear that this step is not a retreat from human rights commitments. on the >>> tonight the united states has officially withdrawn from the united nations human rights council. >> i want to make it crystal clear that this step is not a retreat in human rights commitments. on the contrary we take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of the hypocritical and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights. >> in the past, nikki haley has asked for the right to kick out nations that make a mockery of human rights. >>> tonight the u.n. says the secretary general would have much preferred for the united states to remain in the human rights council. the u.n.'s human rights architecture plays a very important role in the promotion and protection of human rights worldwide. >>> also tonight we meet a bay area woman who survived a japanese internment camp back in the 1940s

google we value inclusion have a more inclusive saladin moji also google trends is not a welcome subject will be monetize your video if you even mention it also google we also value making drones for the army oh my god i'm so thankful that google is representing me but first i wasn't sure if being a vegan was ok but this. has very fired my existence i feel so included where once i felt alone in a barren wasteland. the political landscape in the ontario province in canada has been turned on its head after being led by liberals for the last fifteen years a controversial conservative doug ford has been elected as premier there in a landslide win but the family already have previous history in the spotlight is like brother was also a politician but came to prominence for perhaps other reasons. of mankind so. we like to say people kind of thing the prime minister is walking a private raid and from now on it was true and a damn conservative bully also wants to bring twenty five thousand syrian refugees to canada. therefore if they stop this crap. i. guess a couple to alleviate it says a. good ground i've never said that in my l

if you google jillian mele it comes up super star. jillian: that's why i don't google my name. east 25 people are dd. hundreds more injured after a volcano violently erupts in guatemala. the volcano of fire spewing lava, black smoke and ash into the air. the molten rock cutting off roads after the volcano's second eruption this year. more than 3,000 peoplee been evacuated and this powerful photo showing firefighter crying leaving a village. hundreds of rescuers are looking for victims. e fatef an illegal immigrant who killed a border agent will be decided today. gustavo sandoval faces death penalty after convicted of murder. he brutay shot and killed while family fishing in 2014. sanhis accomplice is awaiting trial. 39 indiana cops from six different departments supporting lauren rich at her high school graduation. lauren's dad was shot and killed in the line of duty when she was just 7 years old. a police sergeant tweeting this photo saying they would never forget her family's sacrifice. isn't that incredible? all those years later. steve: over 10 years later. still with the fa

. >> in prefor this interview, did you google me?>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> meghan markle gets a surprise kiss, and not from harry as today marks their woun-month anniversary. >>> the top story, heather locklear. exclusive new reporting on what may have driven her to allegedly threat on the shoot herself. heather's family says they fear the actress is on a complete downward spiral. the actress underwent a psychiatric evaluation after she was threatening to kill herself on sunday. her loved ones are hoping this will finally be her wakeup call. >> trying to hurt herself and looking for a gun to shoot herself. >> a source tells "e.t." after her on again off again threatend relationship. her family wants nothing more for her than to be check sbd facility until she's truly clean and sober. slooes reportedly been to rehab five times and has a history of problems with drugs and alcohol. in 2008, she was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. in 2012, she was had another issue. >> medically, we're glad to report

if you googled california republican party do you know what they said? that we were nazi-ism.e party of reagan, lincoln, but our ideology was nazi-ism. i do not sit back. we need to stop the bias. in a week before, i'm talking to donald trump, jr.. if you had searched his name on instagram it give you a warning. that it was harmful, and he could even cause death, the site you are searching. just look what amazon has done. if you are an amazon shopper you and hit theur own button to give charity money and have all of these charities up. freedom,for defending the individuals that argued and fought, they got kicked off to give money to. theyse amazon thought weren't a nonprofit and their views were wrong. we need to stand up and stop from competing against the idea that conservative you cannot be put forth. we have a first amendment, we have a right to speak it, and any time they try to stop it, we need to's the little louder -- we need to speak a little louder. [applause] my time is up and there is so much more to talk about. but i will leave you with this. when certain things h

. -- thank you. google is set to invest $550 million in chinese online sales giant to make it the latest u.s. company to dive into asia's growing e-commerce. it will see the products placed on the google shopping service and spread beyond southeast asia. it is becoming a battleground for those wanting to cash in on the growing middle class. let's bring in much more on this master investment. what kind of market is google getting into? what do they expect? >> first of all, going tried to get a bigger bite off the chinee market but also for j.d. it is a shot to get deeper into the u.s. americ american, also european market. but if we look at recent developments online rival amazon recently has gotten deeper into the online advertising market, so now google kind of tries to get a bigger chunk out of online shopping. so the stock of going by the way traded a good 2% to the up side and overall technology stops were better at the beginning of the week than the broader market. >> looking at a different company her

you so much. much needed tonight. and by the way, google is making a mistake and making one as really bad suggesting extreme left wing bias. we report, you decide up next with kevin mccarthy. >> laura: google has a lot of explaining to do. if you googled the california republican party lately. the information box would inform you about the party's ideology. let's examine it with kevin mccarthy, republican from california. what is going on? google said this is a mistake. when you typed in california republican party. what showed up? >> it said our ideology was naziism. it wasn't the party of lincoln. it wasn't the party of reagan. it said we were nazis. and google is the largest search engine in the world. 90% of internet searches go through google. this is what they said the california republican party was. i got wind of this. are they pulling it from wikipedia. and i went to pick speed yewiki does not say naziism. this is not the only situation. if you searched instagram for donald trump jr. this weekend, it warned you his site could cause

emily: what can you tell us, then, about your own experience at google and the experiences of yournessed. it is not just about hiring, it is about retention and progression. how have you felt about your own journey at google and you feel like management has supportive of advancing your career? >> i think that i have been very lucky that i have a supportive management chain. i know that other people have been significantly less lucky. they have had experiences with hostile managers who refuse to advance their promotions and career prospects. i know of people who have been assigned the wrong level upon higher, and had take two or three years to be assigned to what their similar peers have been assigned. therefore, it is a situation where a lot of people, myself included, would have many micro-aggressions. right? like, situations where people talk over you in meetings or steal your ideas, but i think it goes beyond that. there are systematic problems about how the company assesses performance, assigns levels to people. i think it really holds back minorities as far as how equitably th

thank you so much, much needed tonight. by the way, google is making a mistake and it's making one that is really bad, suggesting extreme left-wing bias.y we report, you decide. up next with kevin mccarthy most pills only block one. flonase. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. >> laura: an unbelievable story, google has a lot of explaining to do. if you google the california republican party, the information block would inform you about the party's ideology. what it said was jaw-dropping. let's examine it with kevin mccarthy, republican from california. it's great to see you majority leader mccarthy. what is going on? google said this was a mistake, but you got wind of this. when you typed in california republican party, what showed up? >> it's at our ideology was a nazism. it wasn't a party of lincoln, it wasn't the party of reagan, it said we were. google is the largest search engine in the world. 90

if you are not sure you google it. no way it's not like we rely on oral histories to know what people in the other parts of the country are doing. you can google it. it's so easy. greg: he probably calls it the google. [laughter] where is the google? i left it somewhere on my phone. walter, the google. >> they don't hire writers and that's the big problem with hollywood politics and everything else. >> i think any politician that has a populist field whether trump or obama or whoever it is sarah palin, for example, all these people have that populist feel and when that happens you do have a segment of the population that can feel a little cultish. they follow you no matter what and look up to you and become a personality rather than a politician or some, nation. all of those people also take a ton of heat. trump takes heat from the media every day. sarah palin, same thing. yeah, there is a cultish segment of the population but so what? to say that trump has cultish followers and obama did not, every person on that pane

people who doesn't who don't look like you know what you connect to beauty for women when you when you google beautiful women all the women like that you see our white women you never see asian women are black women so i wanted to just change that narrative i'm getting absolutely stir things up and get some more diversity or vashti what what are your are your you've been working for thirty five years as a feminist just slogging away and achieving so much what are your goals now i think. well i mean the simplest way to put it in my goal i think all our goal is to change the world and make it a more inclusive word where women are respected where everyone actually has a right to a life of dignity and respect this sounds like a big thing to say but to me that's what humanism is about but more specifically within my publishing house in india our goal our mandate our immediate priority is to focus as much as possible on the voices of marginalized women so to look at low cost for men to look at korea women to look at muslim women women of different minorities to look at trans women and to capture th

patterson and bill clinton are here, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, i'll let you-- i'll let you google which one was president. but first, let's catch up on today's headlines. do you guys know rodrigo duterte, the president of the philippines? he's kind of like trump, if trump was a foreigner, instead of a guy who hates foreigners, right? he's creepy around women. he dislikes obama for no good reason, and just like trump, he's always saying something controversial. >> outrage growing in the philippines after its leader called god "stupid." late last week, president rodrigo duterte asked why adam e were created to be allowed to give in to temptation. >> you created something perfect and then you think of an event to tempt and destroy the quality of your world. who is this stupid god? ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, man! that audience did not like that. ( laughter ) yeah, they look like when the t.m.z. staff had kanye west visit them. that's what they looked like. and if you're going to call god stupid, you don't need to bring up big theological questions about adam and eve. god made a bear

you worked at google for a long time, and we don't often hear from employees while they are currentlyany. why are you speaking up about this? >> we tried to fix the problems internally, but we reached a point where we realized we could not solve this problem entirely on their own. first of all, this is a systematic problem that affects not just google but all tech companies. secondly, we needed more leverage to get this problem of harassment and discrimination solved. emily: mark, what do you make of the fact that google employees are increasingly speaking out when we never heard from them before? >> it is something happening across the industry. just yesterday we saw microsoft employees, over 100 employees sign a petition to the ceo about their work with ice. it is spreading a little bit. google has, for a long time, had a lot of avenues where people can air their grievances. they have a culture of having open debate and discussion. yet, there have been issues where management has refused to move. now, this past year there have been significant changes. the military contract with the

stuart: do you think google should be broken up? ely i think the question is, is it quote the public square or not? what, how it is looked at legally does have some bearing on that. obviously as you just had pointed out they have a clear politicals as well as a philosophical bias. so i think, it needs to be looked at. i'm very reticent going in and telling private companies what they can and can't do. whether it is to lend to certain people or not. stuart: i'm talking breakup. i'm not talking regulation. i think's different. i'm talking breakup. >> i think there is a very relevant question whether they have this quote, monopoly moniker or not. it has to be looked at closely. stuart: the stock is up 21 bucks a share. on that note, i want to bring in scott martin, fox news contributor, market watcher. scott, would this pressure on google, this talk about breaking them up, does this make you think twice about buying the stock? >> oy if it drops i would buy more, stuart. i don't think the breakup is going to happen. i agree with the cong

we said you would respond to it. in terms of the google search we've been talking about. rst thing that came up was nazism when you do a google search. >> more competition for google. they are the absolute leader almost a monopoly in their field. we need more competition because they need to be watching what they are doing. this is obviously a tactic to try to keep the democrats in power. they've gotten arrogant and i think there is a good reason they have competition. that will make sure that they don't do horrendous things like this. >> heather: the primary coming up on june 5th. good luck to you and we'll be watching the results. >> thank you. appreciate the opportunity. >> bill: interesting time in that state. in the meantime this is also happening in california. what a finish to game one. oh, oh, oh. did you see this? game one is in the books. it is not the way to end for cleveland. we'll tell you about that coming up. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming p

if you google "troisgros", you'll see this. >> michel: so, forget everything you have on google and watchis, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elaborate garnishes, starches, vegetables. this simple, elegant, almost japanese ode to flavor changed the way we cook fish in restaurants today, and how we make sauces, what our plates look like. i remember seeing a picture of this as a young man. i'm getting goose bumps seeing this. perfect. >> michel: that's that. >> daniel: beautiful. >> cesar: it's all about the timing. the moment you put the fish on the pan. the moment you put the sorrel in the sauce. it's very important. >> michel: okay. >> anthony: wow. all right. >> michel: then, from now to you to the dining room, it will take about one minute. >> anthony: right. >> michel: so one minute is the time to have it perfect. >> anthony: because it's cooking all the way. mm. perfect. >> michel: that's it. >> anthony: it's a perfect dish. >> daniel: sinful and delicious. >> anthony: it's really one of the great ideas of the 20th century. >> michel: it's sexual. >> daniel: sen

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reporter: the problem of course is that if you look at the big cloud providers, the three major ones, amazon, microsoft, and google are pursuing three work with the government and with the military. julia: i understand the ethics point particularly in an environment where we are looking at this investment in particular, but this can also be used to protect american lives. is a question of pleasing your employees versus defending the country. where do you draw the line? reporter: it is a very tough line to draw and diane greene, the cloud chief at google, has really been caught up in stepping on both sides of the line and getting a lot of flack both internally and from outside. one great example is the u.s. congress is looking at googles past work with the chinese and you factor which made some android phones. some people in congress were -- you won't work with the pentagon on ai projects but you will work with a chinese handset manufacturer. that is a difficult position for google and other tech companies to be in and they are working on trying to handle this. scarlet: you mentioned how google wants to please its

today you can google the subject of transgender. you can google i am the girl but i think i am a boy and get millions and i think it's gone up since i wrote the book. millions of hits and so there are all these individuals in their teenage bedrooms who are accessing this information. things happen much more quickly. when i was coming out the gate community was where you ended up if you felt that you were somehow different in terms of your sexuality or even your gender. now i think a lot of people are going to be coming out first as trans before they even come out as which is new. >> my last question for you before we open it up is about the future. i'm assuming you started researching this book in a different political climate and obama as you know was called the trans rights president. things have happened under his administration included medicare and lifting a ban on gender recovery surgery, the affordable care act prohibits discrimination against transgenderur surgery. without getting too bleak here i'm wondering if you can talk

google but all tech companies. secondly, we needed more leverage to get this problem of discrimination solved. market what do you the fact that google employees are increasingly speaking out when we never heard from them before? >> it is something happening across the industry. just yesterday we saw microsoft employees, over 100 employees sign a petition to the ceo about their work with ice? --. time hads, for a long , a lot of avenues where people can air their grievances. they have a culture of having open debate and discussion. and yes there have been issues , where management has refused to move. now, this past year there have been significant changes. the military contract with the pentagon, that is no longer being renewed in large part because of an employee protest movement paired. --. emily: liz, you have active on some of these issues. tell us what you are doing and what you are hearing from your colleagues about this arrangement that google has with the u.s. government? >> i'm constrained in what i can talk about in regards to information my company might consider proprietary or in and save -- sensitiv

if you google choking video, you will have stories about hillary's campaign. what happened? president, right? let's go down to florida where a starbucks customer captured a fight between two lizards. the woman to took his video thought the iguanas were heating each other baits is florida. but as alarmed as some people were, it turns out they were play fighting. and were in the parking lot because they got kicked out of the restaurant for supporting president trump. it was suggested they make up over a cup of joe. i would like to see starbucks baristas spell iguana. last time i was there they spelled my name b-i-m-b-o with a lot of dummy faces. i-95, north carolina, a student found out the hard way that america runs on kungin. on dunkin. the fella who slammed it. one internet commenter suggests the new york knicks should sign him. but he wants to sign with a real professional team instead. there was a soup juice -- therea supervisor on hand to reus state. -- to resuscitate. he always chases loose balls. topic number four. new jersey beachgoers got the scare of a lifetime. the

google and their troubling. i think it's a bit like the wild west with a lot of these you know, google and facebook, where they gethe net is closing in and they have got huge social responsibilities. they have tried to dodge it because of cash being king, but i think they should really think again about this and they should be held to account, and you know, given the numbers that are uncool, we now have a population of pisgah, they had huge social responsibility. i think the whole cambridge and lucas and abroad are focus.|j think the whole cambridge and lucas and abroad are focus. i had managed to pull the figures, google effectively ta kes to pull the figures, google effectively takes 15—30% of the sales of this spyware, and the question that the paper point out is the apps are not legal for example, pa rents the apps are not legal for example, pa re nts wa nt the apps are not legal for example, parents want to track children, however if you're going to track somebody in terms of stocking, that's where the problem comes in. greater transparency with it. let's quickly move onto the mail and lush. did you get this