because google knows this happen they staff engineers. twitter knows 10% of all public tweets end up going out, and people analyze those and because twitter knows someone is b watching, they behave better. i think in the case of facebook and even private groups there shouldwh be some bar which we s enough people have seen it's not private. if w we want to catch national security threats weio need to he not just the people at facebook, we need to have 10,000 researchersng looking at it. i think in addition to that we have accountability on things & understanding whether or not our children are safe. >> a report on friday suggesting there's an algorithmic bar politically. do you think that's unique to twitter or facebook has had something included in the way these algorithms and these platforms with all their algorithms are d designed to optimize clicks and therefore there's somethingme about certa types of political content that makes it more extreme that is endemic to all these social mediaan companies? >> i am not aware of any research t

it's so easy to do salvation army usa.org, you can give through venmo, through google pay and now is the time now is the time to do it. >> but when you think about salvation army, it's that iconic kettle what goes through your mind when you see them ringing the bell? >> it obviously reminds me of christmas joy, but also, it's a reminder that, like, anybody can give, right? like it really is. even the smallest amount can go a very, very long way. look, people shouldn't be worried about whether they're going to put food on the table or give christmas gifts, right >> right >> so we can help out with that. salvation army.org >> twitch, thank you so much good to see you. merry christmas. >> absolutely, man >> coming up next, we're going to find out how life has been treating kathie lee. and i think it's been pretty, pretty, pretty good. first time back in studio 1a in two years. >>> plus, the inspiring new project that's been keeping her busy fit, this is "today" on rsnb [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might be on mute.

kumasi: google employees claimed they were fired after calling out people. reggie: here's a look at the new york stock exchange is morning. we are considerably down to start the day. we will check again in a few minutes. kumasi: facing the iconic macy's windows. what is happening at union square today. mike: let's take a look at what's going on with our weather. where going to start with some local temperatures. those are going to be down in the south bay, or we have got anywhere from 40 in places like santa clara and camel to 54 degrees on the others. 42 in allen rock, or the five down in morgan hill. 49 right now. as of the cool spots in danville. san francisco is in the 50's. we are looking at what is shaping up to be a very sunny and hazy afternoon. it is a good one for yardwork. i was love this time of the year. have one more big massive cleanup of the yard before putting the decorations up and don't have to do it again until february. it is kind of nice. i was out of the pool yesterday. it is a little warm, so take some extra water. as we watch the fog

like google just claimed that is what the company is supposed to do. brian: they do that in theory, they will lose users. their value will drop and they will be forced to maybe balance it out. but that's theory. maybe they are never going to actually thanks vivek. >> thank you. brian: check in with janice dean who promised to do the weather. janice: stay tuned 36 in chicago. 35 in new york. 36 in atlanta. so it's cold but there is warm air coming in the next couple of days for much of the country. we do have a couple of quick moving storm systems bringing potential for lake-effect snow and interior section snow. this is through thursday. so a few inches here and there along the coast mainly a rain event and the moisture is not what it typically is with an area of low pressure. these are quick moving storms. they are not grabbing a lot of that moisture. however, the northwest, you have been socked in with storm after storm after storm. another round of more rain today along the coast and some mountain snow and then things will start to calm down across

-- i googled "jimmy fallon in space." do you know what came up >> jimmy: what >> virgin. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: yeah i used --e >> it's all good, man. it's all good. >> jimmy: talk to me about this talk to me about blue -- how do you -- how do you team up with bezos? what is going on what does your family think? what -- well, let's just, how do you team up >> well, it's crazy. blue origin, big blue, the giants, like it's just, kind of, a marriage made in heaven, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah >> but i went to the first launch and i watched jeff and his brother, mark, and the other crew members go up and i remember being there thinking, "i'll never -- no way, i would ever do it." it was the most amazing thing i've ever seen outside of childbirth and it would -- made you emotional to see it and it completely changed my mind about why, if i would do it, the reasoning behind it, why other people want to do it and -- and then i pretty much, a few months later or so, got a call saying, "do you want to go up? >> jimmy: reall

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history and that was all under 10 cook. so for twitter. a lot of this opportunity is saying, ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community, what we think of as a good community on twitter. >> dorsey co-founded twitter in 2006. he served as ceo until 2008 before being pushed out of the role he returned to lead the social media giant again in 2015 after former ceo costolo stepped down twitter. shares have jumped 85% since dorsey took over as ceo 6 years ago. >> foia money experts are predicting nearly 63 million shoppers are expected to take advantage of cyber monday deals. well, it's not too late for you to still take part. rich demuro has some tips on how to tackle one of the busiest shopping days of the year. >> cyber monday is on

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history and that was all under 10 cook. so for twitter. a lot of this opportunity is saying, ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community, what we think of as a good community on twitter. >> dorsey co-founded twitter back in 2006. he served as ceo until 2008 before being pushed out of that role. then he returned to lead the social media giant again, that was in 2000. 15 after former ceo costolo stepped down twitter. shares have jumped 85% since dorsey took over as ceo 6 years ago. we saw how foggy it was. the golden gate bridge. let's see how it looks at the embarcadero whole. look, there's no fog. pham looks nice out there tonight is not too cold place. last time i was up there. yeah, not bad. if you're right along the coastline,

if you google apparently david chiu and electric violin, i might have been known but let's fast forward. when i first moved to san francisco, i fell in love with the live music scene in our city. and it's not just about the music and the arts and the culture. but it's about what this scene means for our city when it comes to our economic vitality. when it comes to attracting tourists and the rest of the world that wants to come here and have a good time and enjoy the scene that we have. and the men and women behind me have been responsible for that scene represent literally thousands of folks would are part of what makes san francisco great. and we're here in part because the last couple of years, the pandemic and the recession have been catastrophic to this world, to this community. and so a few years ago when a number of folks, when kc from the san francisco venue coalition, when some of our small business commissioners, i know when ben blyman and sharky laguana and others came. and representing the independent venue association. they came to us and said what more can the state do to

you look at google and they are growing like crazy still. microsoft has turned from a company known for infighting into a company now seeing -- seen as one of the premier business software makers, all thanks to the fresh blood, even though these were people who were there quite a while, they gave new ideas and got things going in different directions. dan: as a jack dorsey said, maybe it will make a difference. he was an enigmatic character in silicon valley, not as high-profile as elon musk or mark zuckerberg. he also navigated issues with donald trump and ended up barring him from the platform. tell us about his legacy that he will leave at twitter. >> i think one of the toughest things is while jack dorsey spent a lot of time growing twitter into the force it is in politics and entertainment and sports, in news, there is also a lot of negative that has happened the last few years. if you look at every thing from january 6, the attack on the capital, and go backward, you have president trump and the moment we realized we had someone who ha

you have google trying to kind of find its next big thing after search and even when you think about where all these other companies are going. apple went from being already a large company to being one of the largest tech companies in history. and that was all under tim cook. so for twitter, a lot of this opportunity is saying ok, well, maybe we reconsider the way we handle stuff like harassment. maybe we start reconsidering the way we handle how we build community and what we look at community what we think of as a good community on twitter because clearly if you listen to people who are advocates for victims who are harassed and attacked on that platform every day. they don't feel as though the company's doing enough, even today. >> dorsey says the company is ready to move on from its founders. you but has he had it. i mean, obviously he's been under lots of pressure from investors from lawmakers. it's been fairly in temps. it has been intense and you can't ignore what happened on january 6th. >> when after the attacks of the capital by a group that was whipped up by president don

these are the questions we need answers to and it hard to find information about this, even just googling it because the media is not covering up but there are poles that have, after the election showing about one sixth of voters who voted for biden not voted for him if they had known the extent of these scandals so hopefully we will see more on it but so far, the media remained silent on it. liz: joe biden's net worth was 30,000, i think one report said in 2009 hundred had reports of a lot of the family's expenses, millions wired to companies, senators ron and chuck grassley have been looking into this former partner hunter biden, he went on the record during the campaign to say the biden family aggressively leveraged the biden family name to make millions of dollars performed at use even though somerford in china when asked about this, he said we are doing it with plausible deniability not coming in joe biden on everything such plausible deniability there. your final work? >> it's infuriating and the media is completely irresponsibly acting. these are the same journalists, for over a ye

he found friend feed acquired by facebook which led to his becoming cto before that he was at google as a product manager. he has good product chops. >> dorsy writing on twitter or memo, you have no idea how happy this makes me with bret taylor becoming chairman. when we talk about the differences between other founder-led companies, something that twitter does have if not market cap in size to the other ones that we mentioned like alphabet, apple, amazon is the regulatory pressure. we've seen those ceos step down over the last year and a half at alphabet, am von i wonder do you think this has something to do with the jack dorsey simply not enjoying, testifying in front of congress and all the pressure that he faces as ceo of twitter? he didn't step down as ceo of square >> that's right. look, there's no doubt that in a lot of ways being ceo of a platform right now is not a fun job. there are going to be more hearings there's legislation moving through europe right now that's going to put some really onerous requirements on these platforms. i can definitely see jack wanting to step a

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. >> bill: i was googling this thing. that flight duration is 2 hours and 45 minutes. they had to get to at least 35,000 feet. >> dana: i don't know how he survived. >> bill: they never do. really extraordinary. tough kid, really tough. >> dana: now headed back. >> bill: 10:30 in new york. busy holiday weekend along the southern border. they stopped 100 migrants early sunday morning. among those a small child abandoned by smugglers on the mexican side of the river. casey stiegel live with more as we begin a new week there. >> so sad. unfortunately really the same story just a different day down here along the southern border as there really is no end in sight to the relentless number of migrants that are crossing the southern border illegally. this is one of those hot zones in la joya, texas, where we've been posted up now and not far from mccall en. -- mcallen. it was foggy this morning. as we came in just as the sun was coming up we saw a group of 15 detained a short time later a group of about 30, and there is a bus on location right now as those individuals are pro

google these companies to find out if you're dealing with 3rd party merchants it. there. legitimate company are just some scammer that set up shop to get your information. >> also the better business bureau typically track some of these companies as well. auburn, i also want to ask you, you always know what's cool what's happening. the latest gadgets. what are some of the things that folks need to be aware of. that's available that they can buy for christmas. >> one of the top things just got one for myself as the iphone 13, you can get the max. you can just get the regular iphone 13. but it's really going to be a hot seller fact. i had a we don't mind, but apple is also about their new version of the apple watch out as well as the new apple air-pods. so those are probably some of the items that people are going to be looking for this holiday season. >> alright burton kelso tech expert, we always appreciate the time. thank you so much for joining us here on on kron 4 news at 9 and staying up it's 11 o'clock for you are so appreciated. you make in the late night call to ha

if you go back in time and google midterm elections, you will see the same thing with carter, with reagan, obama. bush, etc.. and, trump in 18. so, most are economic. some of them, like w bush, was more about the iraq war. for trump it was about this distaste that suburban woman -- women had for him once he became president. but historically, this is not unusual. the difference is that, again, whether you believe it or not, president joe biden, in modern history, has had more challenges that about any other president has had. we are already the 20th months of a pandemic, psychologically, there was always anxiety about it happening again and it happened again with delta. you have supply chain problems. you have inflation. you have work shortages. you had afghanistan. we went through 2.5 months of literally slog of the process of trying to get something done. it was really bad because if you are talking process, you are losing. so the atmospherics were really bad. you can talk about what percent is atmospherics and a bad environment versus weather terry mcauliffe owned 30 or 40%. but you ca

follow my daily columns and check out my podcast, media buzz meter, subscribe at apple itunes, google podcast and amazon device. we'll keep an eye on the omicron variant. we'll be back here next sunday with the latest buzz. arthel: governments across the globe are scrambling to close borders as cases of the new omicron covid variant increase, the u.k., germany, italy, the netherlands and use a trail ya -- australia all confirming cases of the new strain, which was first detected in southern africa. israel plans to close its borders to all foreign nationals you amid fear that's the omicron variant could set back global progress on covid-19. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. hi, mollie. molly: hello, great to be with you. i'm in for eric shawn. travel restrictions on eight african countries are set to take effect in the u.s. tomorrow, president biden announcing the move in an effort to prevent the variant from reaching our showers. the cdc says they haven't received confirmed reports of omicron cases in the u.s. but this morning the director of the nationa

tomorrow is cyber monday, and how many of us will be online, amazon, google, or apple, buying things and then posting it on facebook and instagram and twitter? guest: yeah, i am looking forward to it is as well. i did a little bit of shopping for my parents, but i still have a little bit of it to go. to be blunt, i usually do not share that stuff on twitter, because i am hoping to surprise some folks with some good gifts this year. [laughter] host: what about personalities of big tech companies? mark zuckerberg of meta, jack dorsey of twitter, mr. bezos, jeff bezos with amazon, does your poll touch on do americans trust big tech leaders? guest: we have not actually looked at. that is something we have talked about getting at, whether it matter, whether jeff bezos or elon musk, another important character when it comes to big tech or emerging tech issues, whether those individuals have an outside influence and to see how people think about. that is something we have toyed with but not something we have actually reviewed. i do know that, from interacting with these companies, that i te

tomorrow is cyber monday, and how many of us will be online, amazon, google, or apple, buying things and then posting it on facebook and instagram and twitter? guest: yeah, i am looking forward to it is our -- as well. i did a little bit of shopping for my parents, but i still have a little bit of it to go. to be blunt, i usually do not share that stuff on twitter, because i am hoping to surprise some folks with some good gifts this year. [laughter] host: what about personalities of big tech companies? mark zuckerberg of meta, jack dorsey of twitter, mr. bezos, jeff bezos with amazon, does your poll touch on do americans trust big tech leaders? guest: we have not actually looked at. that is something we have talked about getting at, whether it matter, whether jeff bezos or elon musk, another important character when it comes to big tech or emerging tech issues, whether those individuals have an outside influence and to see how people think about. that is something we have toyed with but not something we have actually reviewed. i do know that, from interacting with these companies, th

you just have to google it and see the articles that pop up and how it has been addressed in san francisco. that is for you all to do your homework. i've been all over the place and celebrating because you're looking forward to the infrastructure money coming our way. one of the things i would like you all to address is for the taxi drivers, it's not mentioned in the director's report but it is connected every time directors speaks, you should bring about some healing and when taxi drivers die and their families are adversely impacted and you all think you can go on your way, that's wrong. you have to pause, think, have empathy and do the right thing. thank you very much. >> you have three questions remaining. >> next speaker please. >> hello. i have one comment or two about the director's report. last night at a save muni meeting, union leader was there and he told us there is no operator shortage, so please do not cause worry about operator shortages. (please stand by...) >> caller: i want to call out -- access for all, this interest group they are propping up at the moment and spreading

the reference, ali someone's a color, we johnny drama victory is like a critical line and just just google. it just all. see what i can do in the next hour. on clock. it has to show at 9 o'clock. >> okay. i will do kylen. thank you. >> still to come tonight, check this out. we'll let you know why. jolly saint nick. as a boyfriend in this a boyfriend in this commercial. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. but our here, we are just getting started. resist buying a few things for yourself this weekend. you are not alone. a new one-poll survey found that 2 thirds of consumers do more impulse buying this weekend than at any time during the year. but on the flip side, the same poll found that 50% of those surveyed say they are done chasing done with chasing holiday deals online because they're getting sick of being ripped off. they've had it with

. >> i googled tiffany's other hits in the homepage for that finding bigfoot show came on. >> i love that show. >> i don't think they found impaired. >> that's the brilliance of the show. >> you go to work every day knowing not going to find anything. if they find him, it's like a consultant. with voltaren arthritis pain gel. my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. >> set your dvr's every night see you never miss an episode. >> welcome to "watters world". thanksgiving weekend the time to count our blessings. for many americans are angry this year this holiday breaking the bank for so many and banks who are - - thanks to our incompetent leader. biden is a horrible president. and completely out of touch. americans are tired of his lies and broken promises and is showing more than ever with a record low approval of 36 percent.

you might have noticed in my director's report as well as our news clippings folder in the google drive, there was some press about an exciting announcement yesterday that mayor breed made about a new initiative that will support and showcase our local music and entertainment scene as a way to promote this continued economic recovery. so this is something that oewd has worked really hard on thus far and will have more information about it soon, but a little bit that i can share at this time was this was something that was a brain child of now city attorney chu chu -- chiu while he was working at the state, and it essentially brings $2.5 million that will fund investment in local music outside, so continuing live music in an outside venue probably for the next several years to come. we hope to engage all of you in helping to promote them as they come along. thisser agoing to work with local venues and local performers is really the object of this program, and trying to raise awareness of how fun live music is and driving our local economy. beyond that, i will just continue to update you

they don't have the toy you want in stock and did you google it and find this boutique company that is offering the bicycle that your daughter wants. it really is not a company but a front for transnational criminal groups. >> reporter: those criminals fake sites are launched from overseas and becoming increasingly sophisticated. >> they learn as they go just like you and i. it is like a virus that spreads. it does not stop until the consumers stop falling for the trick. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. >>> amazon employees protested on black friday. they say the e-commerce giant puts profits over people. organizers are calling for the company to make changes. >>> a dozen chinese companies have been needed, added to a trade blacklist. they could undermine national security and officials fear emerging there allergies could be used for quantum computing efforts that would support china's military. many of the firms have helped to modernize china's army. >>> antioch police have arrested a woman who tried to set fire to a house and the person inside. smoke was pouring out of the house when

so that people don't have to scream on google docs and peer resources is such an important program to educate youth on things like sexual assault, sexual harassment and also being an activist. thank you very much. >> thank you. president lopez, that concludes public comment. >> thank you. section d, report from parent advisory committee. i'd like to call on michelle jackman. >> thank you, president lopez. good evening commissioners, student delegates, superintendent, staff and members of the community. i'm the coordinator for the parent advisory council for the san francisco board of education. i'm joined this evening by pac chair and co-vice chair would will introduce themselves. >> hello, aloha. i am a proud parent of a first grader of the pacific islander community leader and chair of the pacific islander parent advisory council and tonight i'm presenting as the chair of the parent advisory council. i'd like to introduce lina. >> hi, i'm selena chu of two parents enrolled in sfusd and i'm co-chair of the pac and great to see all of you here today. >> thank you. the role of the pare

so, i just did a google search and came up with bourdeau in iowa. >> that bourdeau lived in davenport, iowa. along the mississippi river. in their very same house where earl grew up. back then, they called him duck. a handsome, friendly, midwestern kid. this is his brother dennis. >> he was the pride of the family. >> your big brother? >> yeah. [laughs] yeah. i looked up to him a lot. we were kind of each other's protectors. >> duke joined the marines during the now, that was stationed in the philippines. where he met a pretty young filipina named sonia, who sang in a nightclub near the base. and she was worth writing home about. dennis kept the letters. and it wasn't long before he got a call from duke. >> he said that he gotten married. >> holy cow. he fell in love at first sight or something? >> i think he must have. it was almost a big secret. >> a few months later, duke brought his secret right back home to iowa to meet the family. but the bourdeau and sonia never clicked. maybe that's why after duke's time in the marines and it, the newlyweds settled in southern california. a fe

wanted to talk about the compatibility factor of the neighborhood here .this slide is an overage of google earth view of the davis residents and its surrounding neighbors. you can see the davis residents is an enclave and single-family homes. the davis residents was still at 1940. the house directly next door is built in 1951 and the two houses to the rear 1157 and 1155 werebuilt in 1954. according to his fellow all three of these neighboring residents have always been single-family homes . also according to cello the homes are 335 square feet 193 square feet and 2863 square feet respectively. it's important to note these figures reflect conditioned habitable floor areas. they currently have 1257 square feet of conditioned floor area with 147 the of proposed conditioned floor area making the total square footage 3304 square feet after the project is completed. i want to give you a partial chronology of the davis application and every of 2019 in april we were asked to notify the neighbors for meetings. in july we were asked to provide a geotech report. in october he receiveda plan check let

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we recall years ago google glass was a thing. briefly. they never took off. from what the analyst says apple version is more of a headset. for augmented reality. similar to what gamers wear. the version is expected to be as powerful as a mac computer. built with apples own processors. so in the fall of 2020 we may see ceo introducing them as a big apple event. >> someone in concord very thankful. he or she picked up the winning numbers in the thanksgiving day fantasy five state lottery. cash prize, $175,000. would have been twice as much money. but second winning ticket was sold. >> up next. a surprise from the rock himself. what he gave a family in need to kick off the holiday season. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wire

, house judiciary committee passed its bills to limit the anticompetitive conduct of apple, amazon, google, and facebook. we now see across the world, european union, india, other countries that are needing to crack down on these anticompetitive behaviors trying to create competition in the marketplace's hoping early in new year we will see these bills get to the floor and move off of the floor and be able to work on passing good legislation. >> griff: we look forward to following that and we will have you back here to talk about it when it comes to the floor in the senate and the house. thank you very much, have a great weekend. >> thank you, you also. >> alicia: are retiring democratic member of congress says party infighting over president biden spending bill partly influenced your decision not to seek another term. texas congresswoman eddie bernice johnson announced she is bowing out next year after nearly 30 years in office saying the democratic party is not as unified as it has been in the past and we all know that history tells us the party in the white house usually gets a beating

type in chill on google images and that guy pops up. bulldogs open the play book and all the misdirection ends with cropper having blockers, end zone, touchdown. four touchdown passes. fresno state wins battle of the valley 40-9. san jose statetheir season is over at 5- 7. blue and orange smoke as balboa took the field for the turkey day game. the mayor welcoming everyone, pandemic did not allow for a game last year. these two played in regular season. black takes ladder on the punt return and breaks a couple tackles on his way to the end zone, 21-0, their first city title for balboa since 1984. >> to bring a championship back to the school, haven't had any in so long, it means so much to all of us. >> what? what? >> we're number one! >> stanford women spending thanksgiving in the bahamas. taking on indiana, faced it on the hoosiers on thanksgiving, career high 22 rebounds, blocked five shots, stanford wins 69-66 and will play south florida today. warriors back in action today from chase center. they host the portland trail blazers. >>>

it says that mobility data from google shows that business to retail and recreation sites were down by 5% during the past month versus their pre-pandemic baseline. that is an improvement. during the same period lasted they had been 17% lower. there is more at the wall street journal if you want to read it. the tear from dorothy in international falls, independent line. caller: hello there. host: hi, you are on. caller: i would like to say, why does congress need to have a bill to negotiate drug prices? the veterans negotiated it. did they have to have a bell? also, i think all of those things in the bill, build back better bill, are horrible. to have 85,000 new irs agents to check on us, and also the open border, is horrible. i used to be a strong democrat, but i am independent now. thank you. host: diane is from ohio, in barberton, ohio. democrats line. caller: good morning. contrary to what other people are saying on this line, the build back better bill is going to help senior citizens. unless, of course, they want to give up their medicare they are always saying socialist, but that

when you go to some of the big box stores they don't have the toy that you want in stock and then you google it and then you find this really boutique company that is offering the bicycle that your daughter wants and you think, you know what, i'm going to get it. it really isn't a company. it's run -- it's a front for a transnational criminal group. >> reporter: and dave hollister with the secret service cyberfraud task force said those criminals' fake sites typically launched from overseas are becoming increasingly sophisticated. >> you know, they learn as they go just like you and i. it's their job. >> reporter: but examine sites closely, he says, and there are often tipoffs. misspellings. grammar mistakes. links on the page that don't work. and a refusal to accept credit cards. >> these websites will often only ask for payment via a wire service such as paypal, venmo, zelle, places where the transaction is put through, those moneys are gone. and it's very unlikely, almost impossible for the consumer to get their money back. >> it's like a virus. it just spreads. it doesn't stop until the

. >> right now it supports the online marketplace, google and amazon. let's just use amazon, that whatever the content, they have no responsibility for monitoring or doing anything, proposing anything. so there is -- i am co-sponsor of -- what is it, the safe tech act, which requires that in certain instances these platforms will not have the benefit of liability protection. one of the instances would be if they actually received money for that item to be advertised on their platform. >> section 230 allows us to actually take down the content, that's why it's so vital that we have that liability protection. so anything that would harm or dilute that protection would be a concern of ours. >> well, except that if the platform does not take down the ads, as in the case of mr. muderick, wouldn't there be liability attaching? right now there is nothing on these platforms to take those precautions. if they want to, they can, but if they don't, don't they have liability protection? >> there is a law that says if we are notified of such, we have to take it down

google translate doesn't have dari on it, so it's been an experience with that, so a lot of hand gestures pictures, but it's little things you know, to get them to understand. last week, mujao actually said a full sentence in english, her first sentence. i like pizza. moved i love pizza this thanksgiving. one afghan family has brought so much joy to this north carolina community who opened their hearts and help them start their new life in america. i'm grateful to be safe here. and that fall for this first thanksgiving. i'm here with my family at the pentagon. jennifer griffin fox news. coming up waging a fight against lung cancer help beria doctors say a new robotic technology could help save lives. stand we were treated with another beautiful sunset this evening. take a look at this. meteorologist mark tamayo is back with your five day forecast. boy. it was a beautiful thanksgiving night. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. ca

. >> this is your immediate title, life after google. i'd recommended which is related to this new book deeming ai. i'm going to take you unexpected somewhere. i think partlybecause i'm looking at messages coming from our viewers . following on what i just said about what you said about the stultifying effects of this belief really, this faith that the mine is nothing other than accidental material. mechanical and physical so this person says the mind is still more complex than the organic system is hard to say there is no god so that's what this person says. i think that's a goodpoint but i have another point that's different from that which is this . let me try this on you. when i was reading your book this thought struck me which is that there is always has been in civilization something of attention if not always a position between a mindset which is empirical in nature and a mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. that's why people say religion and science have been in each other's way and there's something to that but based

. >> google translate doesn't have dari on it, so it's been an experience with that, so a lot of hand gestures, pictures, but it's a little thing, you know, to get them understand. last week, she actually said a full sentence in english. the cover first sentence? >> "i like pizza!" [laughs] she loves pizza. get into coming to school every day and learn, especially as a girl, they are just so excited and are little sponges. >> is thanksgiving, one afghan family has brought so much joy to this north carolina community who opens their hearts and help them start their new life in america. >> grateful to be safe here. and for this first thanksgiving i'm here with my family. >> at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> mike: beautiful story.je up next, how government informants are getting rich on your dime and getting a free pass to break the law. ♪ ♪ when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.or

. >> life after google, highly recommended. it's related to this new book gaming ai. i'm going to take you somewhere unexpected here, partly because i'm looking at some messages coming from our viewers right now. so following on would i just said about what you said about the stultifying effects of this belief that states that the mind is nothing other than accidental material, mechanical and physical, so this person says the simplest of minds and persons are still more complex an entire world system, it's kind of hard to say there is no god, so that's where this person said. i think that's a good point, but i have another point that's a little different from that, which is this. we try this on me -- let's try this on. when i was reading your book this thought really struck me, which is that there is always has been in civilization something of attention, if not always opposition between unlined set which is empirical in nature and the mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. so that's why people say religion and science

google's workforce of about 150,000 is expected to report its vaccination status by next friday. well as we all know, thanksgiving day is here, and unlike last year, more families are gathering to celebrate. but with the pandemic still looming many headed to stores to buy at home. covid-19 tests to make sure guests were covid free. but as foxes john monaghan tells us finding test is proving to be a challenge. i live in whitman, no . one. none of the pharmacies there had any available. this woman who didn't want to show her face on camera couldn't find a covert test anywhere near her. whitman home. everywhere i went, people said no, no, no. then i started calling. no, no, no. but 10 miles away at this brave receive es. she heard? yes finally allowing her to secure worry free turkey day and there's no thanksgiving dinner without what i'm told. across town. we ran into this man who had been searching all day. yeah i've been been quite a few places. my in laws live in pawtucket, rhode island, so i've been i went to four stories there and then i came out here. but not before buying th

a technology like google, developed a.i. that responds to your emails, like, gmail, it would respond to a lot of the -- like the highly used things today. >> i noticed at the beginning, it was more courteous and more specific as opposed to his development. >> that's his contribution, and as a whole, carrying the contribution to technology in the decade. but i think all these people have forgotten the fundamental principles of what computer science speaks about. >> that's what's striking about this work, because you don't seem to be as much as of a doomsayer as some. in fact, you seem to have -- if i got this right. you see the potential of a.i. may be oversold, but that even in the overselling, there could be some collateral damage, and you're trying to avoid that. have i got that right? >> yeah, i think that's right. i mean, the idea that somehow a.i. competes with human minds is a fundamental illusion. >> a lot of these technology creators, they came to their work having already observed the idea that the human mind is not

. >> they have to move to life after google. >> this is your immediately life after google. i'm going to take you somewhere unexpected here, i think. partly because i'm looking at some messages coming from our viewers right now. following up what you said about the effects of this belief, this faith that the mind is nothing other than accidental material, mechanical and physical, this person says, the simplest of mind and the simplest of persons is more complex than the world internet system. it's hard to say there's no god. that's what this person says. i think that's a good point. i have another point that's a little different from that, which is this. let me try this on you, george. i was reading your book, this thought struck me, which is that there is always has been in the history of our civilization something of a tension, if not always opposition, between a mindset which is empirical in nature and a mindset which is spiritual and pious in nature. that's why people say religion and science have been in each other's way. there's something to that. what i'm seeing based

i just googled his salary. lebron you make 41.18 million a year. i think you could use a little distraction. that's what you are paid to do is play basketball not play referee. you should just stick to the game. isn't that the case with so many different celebrity athletes these days? they need to stick to the game. >> benjamin: he pushed a fan at an usher concert last year and elbowed the other player in the face last week. maybe he is losing it slightly. >> julie: yeah, i would say with a salary with 41.18 million your ego might get the best of you. not mine, of course. i make slightly less than him but my egge never gets the best of me. americans have many things to be thankful for but inflation is not one of them. a key measure of inflation used by the feds prices are soaring at a rate not seen in three decades. let's bring in dean of the business school at the university of miami. thank you very much for talking to us today. so the white house, if you were to ask them if they were suffering from inflation they would tell you not unless you are

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i want to talk about google and employees there reacting to expanded vaccine mandates. according to cnbc the new order reportedly asks to up load their vaccination status if they are planning to work in the office or remote and several hundred workers have signed onto a manifesto opposing the newman date. i know we got a chat about bacon. >> hormel gift wrapping its bacon for the holiday season. what is this about? you have our attention. >> yeah. i mean look. here is the deal. we all love the smell of bacon and hormel is trying to wrap it up. the brand has a black label bacon wrapping paper. it comes with the smell of the breakfast staple. sizzling aroma. it is presented in a decorative weave pattern. you can register for a chance to win a slab of the stuff at wrap by black label.com. in or out? >> i'm in but i don't know it that's going to be good for pets because they will tear up your presents. >> yeah. i mean my thing is they need to send the real thing if they are going to send the wrapping paper. that. part right there. are you right about that. >> right? >> brin