i don't use google as a search engine. i don't use google maps. i don't use a google translate of it's, it's untrustworthy. no, there had been a b l m protests all year. or they had fire bombed court houses and burned down buildings and taken over police stations, an entire districts of cities, and very few charges were levied. and in fact, most of the charges that were brought were dropped by the district attorneys. and so, no, i, i don't think that there appeared to be anarchy in the usa, and the rule of law had, had ceased to, to exist. so, no, i don't, i don't think it was. i don't think most of those people. there were some people who were oh, throwing things that police may seem police i, i heard of or bare spray or something like that. but i think those people expect you to be charged. good lord, i regret things. i regret, number one, being rick. well, number one, i promise somebody that i would stand back in the crowd and i didn't hold that promise. that's the 1st thing that i regret. i regret being rude to the police. and then there's one

as a lawyer who specializes in international sports law, jean christophe la google. it is well versed in the olympic values. respect for the athletes, features and the olympic charter. bobby, suppose you fall on to laura and be smart. oh, whose are they not double. who? window? childris your little boot drawer abyss. elizabeth was for sale this. you're the rural promote. i'm one you the remaining 2 overdue paul. wall shit. the buses shriek shows. lucas elvia la didn't human bhaskar, sickly little girl? sheeley grew luthey luthey called for his music shirley, new cost, but she knew was already doman. mm. what concrete steps as the i o c taken? during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to. apart from that, the i o. c makes awareness raising videos. everyone involved in sports must say no to sexual harassment and abuse. in one voice and issue declarations condemning sexual abuse. it's most substantial publication dates from november 2017. it is a 60 page manual designed to help sporting federations and national olympic committees i

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we know that you have sued google. how is that progressing? >> to be clear, google is still our partner. we support youtube music. we continue to work with them. that's part of existing in the tech industry. the partnership. sometimes, there are issues you can't resolve through regular negotiations so we are very confident, we are very -- head of positive ruling in august and tomorrow, we should get an update on the next step in that procedure. it is something we are very confident in. we invented the category and we believe that we need to stand up for all inventors in smaller companies in the face of anyone trying to trample on our intellectual property rights. caroline: it's interesting that you are able to disassociate. how do you still have a good working relationship with the likes of google when it does seem to have got relatively personal? >> it's mutually beneficial at the end of the day. some of those things they want to be in, the homes that sonos is in. we want to offer customers all of the services. that's one of our strengths. we

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google projects alone will be 4,000 units, and 1,000 of them will be affordable, that's in addition to the mcavoy affordable. >> tonight i spoke with one man who lives in the area. he's concerned the additional apartments will create new challenges. >> this is affordable housing and senior housing. the city has eliminated so many street parking spaces, it's gotten really tight and frustrating for visitors and residents here. that's just going to make it worse. >> work is expected to begin sometime next year on november 16th at 6:30 a community meeting to discuss the mcavoy project. nbc bay area news. >> thanks very much. live look at highway 101 in palo alto right now. almost ready to start a very big test ahead of opening express lanes next year. tomorrow cal trans will do first stage of testing toll equipment. signs with orange banners, crews collecting data, no tolls will be charged yet. >>> memorial for eight people killed at last night's concert in houston is growing. people have been coming to the nrg center. ages range 14 to 27. 13 others still in the hospital, including a ten-y

enough is enough hundreds of google employees drawing a line in the sand over vaccine mandates tis the season for a data breach a warning of hackers striking over the holidays. >> and a morning rbi puts president biden oil in context this is "worldwide exchange. >> good morning. good afternoon, good evening happy thanksgiving eve i am brian sullivan. thank you for joining us think about interest rates and maybe turkey stock futures tuesday, merely a mirror image of monday. the dow up tech down and commodities up dow futures are down about 130 as well. nasdaq futures are lower the dow has done a little here and there. a pretty sizeable decline with the underlying story nasdaq futures down about 34 points small caps lower as rates try to claw their way higher. yield is lower at 1.64%. looking at oil and the strategic release. oil looking a little higher. this is why at 5:00, you can't look five minutes earlier because things change. there is no volume oil is down. we'll explain why or at least try to in the rbi coming up the in this case in asia overnight china slamming the biden adminis

. >> 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

. >> 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

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

in google, in the google projects alone, there will be 4,000 units, and 1,000 of them will be affordable. that's in addition to the mcavoy affordable. >> we spoke to some people that live in the area, and they tell nbc bay area their concerns that the additional apartments will create new challenges. >> this is affordable housing and senior housing, and the city has eliminated so many street parking spaces that it has gotten really tight, and it's frustrating for visitors and residents here. that's just going to make it worse. >> we know that work is expected to begin sometime next year on november 16th, and that's a tuesday. there will be a community meeting at 6:30 that is called the mcavoy project. >>> taking you to a look at highway 101 in palo alto, and this is where express lanes will open next year. drivers will see signs with orange banners that read toll testing. no tolls will be charged just yet. >>> at 7:10, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay," and we will take you to washington, d.c. with our interview of chuck todd with this week's "meet the press" preview. i didn'

and google submitted to be 5000 languages and honey make google and the help content available. on the way they did that was they invested in a community program and they needed the help of the community to make this successful in a facebook event if they had the collaborations with academia or other governments, to figure out collaborative strategies of this structured data, we would have a safer facebook and i think these other strategies with the content solutions are not right but they could be so much better. best to make it safer and if you want to continue actually do it in a way to protect, not just from american english. >> and on these platforms, to learn the future proofing field against the exchanges. and i facebook and google is what you see on the screen but increasingly, they are working in the realms of virtual reality and risk as well which would increasingly enable future engagement. do you know whether these principles, around safety and reducing harm being discussed for the future. because my concerns is that will be this bill right and actually the world wil

. >> the life after google. >> this is immediately after i, life after google. gaming a.i., i'm going to take you somewhere unexpected here i think probably because i'm looking at messages from our viewers right now so following what i just said about the effects of this belief, faith that the mind is nothing other than accidental material, mechanical and physical, this person says the simplest of mind is still more complex with internet system, kind of hard to say there is no god, that's what this person says, but i have another thing that's a little different from when i was reading your book, this thought struck me, there always has been in history of civilization something attention is not always opposition, a mindsetna which is empirical in nature and a mindset bets and spiritual and pious in nature so that's why people religion is signs in each other's way. there's something to that but what i am saying based on your analysis is there's a new spiritual or devotional attitude about the singularity which make itself form new opposition between science and re

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your one of the parents targeted in this google drive incident. how did you find out about this? >> thankfully our board president had sent an email to me and another mom and included some screenshots he was trying to approve one of his points with and sent a screenshot of his desktop and i noticed there was a google drive address theretofore with mom's names on it so one of the moms input that address and got right into their public drive. laura: your sleeping yourself, something wasn't adding up here. this is really step too far. the goal is to intimidate parents, to scare them, to brand them as something they aren't? >> absolutely correct. this behavior while it is shocking is not surprising at all. we've been seeing over the past few years we've been active in going to school board meetings in arizona, to where they are using law enforcement to investigate, follow us on social media groups in an effort to intimidate, harass us and silence us. laura: they tried to do that in other cases, we saw what they did and loud and county, virginia and that led to the election of glenn y

john christoph le google. it is well versed in the olympic values. respect for the athletes, features in the olympic charter. bobby, suppose you fall on to laura and be smart. oh, who's of inaudible to window g. lucille robert drawer abyss. elizabeth was poor service de roper more ammonia. the remaining 2 overdue poor war means will she, debussy shriek shows lucas l. v. legend human bhaskar, sickly little girl. sheeley grew luthey luthey called for his music shirley no cost, but as for she knew please, i really do men or what concrete steps as the i o. c taken. during the olympics, a sexual abuse counselor is available for athletes to speak to you. apart from that, the i osi makes awareness raising videos. everyone involved in sports must say no to sexual harassment and abuse in one voice and issue declarations condemning sexual abuse. its most substantial publication dates from november 2017. it is a 60 page manual designed to help sporting federations and national olympic committees introduce procedures to p

school board president jan michael greenberg had editing access to a google drive of secret dossiers compiled against outspoken parents that included their social security numbers, social media posts, financial records, and even their divorce proceedings. now it gets even worse. the google drive also includes body cam footage of parents and their kids covertly taken by the school board president's father. in one video the father, whose name is mark greenberg, can be heard trashing the parents he surreptitiously recorded. >> they don't like having their picture taken i tell you that. it's not about -- if the district falls into their hands that would be the end. but it's a little risque, showing a little back cleavage. [laughter] >> you know, i'm always here to entertain the masses. >> somewhere around here we have a private investigator who is breaking down all their plans. >> laura: you heard that right, they hired a private detective to spy on parents. joining me now is amy carney, a scottsdale parent who was targeted in those dirty dossiers and eventually brought them to light. al

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

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like google translate. >> i haven't found an app yet that can replace a human being. there's cultural differences. there's body language. one word can mean two or three different word in either language. >> the union says a court lawyer wanted to enter the idea as hearing exhibit. but backed off. we reached out to the lawyer and haven't heard back. the smokes man for the court did respond saying they can't comment on ongoing negotiations. they value and rely on court interpreters. >> just the idea of an app alarmed the interpreters and several trial lawyers. who say they rely on precise communication. >> there's a communication level in a comfort level that they bring to a client. that you will never get from an app. and a client needs to be able to ask questions. and how are you going to do that through an app? >> there's no word on when the board may make a ruling. a decision that could have a huge impact at the hall of justice. >>> walking in sympathy. thousands of healthcare workers walked off the job for a one day strike. to show support for striking engineers. m

. >> 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, amazon, ibm competing in the space. industrial companies as well are looking to get into the mix. honeywell in there similar to classical computing, it's starting with the massive super computers, really used by universities and research labs to start and then on to the b2 b business applications. pharmaceuticals. health care, biotech, climate tech we will he is early applications for quantum and finance. it could be decades before there are consumer uses and quantum will touch everything we do. finally, guys, it will help power the metaverse, of course, which will need a lot of computing power. >> you had to throw in the metaverse, didn't you? almost a whole segment without it you talk about the startup space and big tech looking to get into this still very, very early stages. i know you said -- and a lot of vcs will tell you there is room for everyone we have seen other tech trends play out like artificial intelligence, ibm early with watson ahead of it then sort of overtaken by the startups that many of them have gon

i'm going to call google google, i'll never call them alphabet. meta platforms is facebook you say it's like survey says and the thing flipped. anything you don't like, in a police sta place you're avoiding putting money? >> a couple of areas investors want to make sure they're staying in their allocation there. i do still like facebook and that's are an area we're still holding. haven't been buying as of late rebranding and shaking up their story a little bit as they move into the metaverse investors we're in a position the near term sets up nicely but you don't want to go overweight in areas that may be overvalued in the market. you had a cryptocurrency graphic up i think there's room for the coins and tokens to take off areas you want to stay away from is the companies that are going to have problems and inflationary pressures you mentioned we are seeing rising costs if your company in the business model is going to be underpressure due to the rising cost we saw starbucks earnings they had a little bit of a struggle they'll be raising w wages.

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

louis, essentially, there are 13 names on the list, including such obvious picks as apple, google, as spotify, twitch, tick, tock, and so on. so all these companies, basically, every company within active daily use, an audience of half a 1000000 people or more. they will have to open their bureaus, representative offices here in russia. they should provide an electronic feedback form on their website for russian uses, set up a personal account on the ross cabinet. so website for communications with the authorities include the recommended visit to counter on the publication and foreign entities are obligated to restrict access to information that violates russian law . so maybe there has been an increase in the number of cases when the russian authorities had to contact some of these joins and have them take down some content that the court here have ruled to be well illegal. for example, facebook is facing a fine of about 110th of its revenue along with google, which can pay up to 10 percent of its revenue as well, in fines here in russia. so when these joins, along with other compani

. >> you are the winners of the google challenge this year. >> that is the reaction you make when you find out your nonprofit just secured major funding from google.org. >> beyond excited about winning this challenge. >> one degree is one of five nonprofits that won $1 million in funding. the funding will help them advance their common app >> a first of its kind online school that consolidates multiple applications for public benefit and services into one single online application. >> each of the winners is a social justice-focused nonprofit helping build a better bay area like the young women's freedom center. >> we received $1 million in google for our work to end incarceration of girls. we are so excited. this investing in our work means everything. >> google.org, the philanthropic arm of google, ford for nearly 700 applications by bay area nonprofits to find the most in debate of ideas making an impact. >> we believe in supporting grant funding. it is what keeps the lights on, allows these organizations to go and spread their reach, hire more people. >> a panel of judges including

patrick says google's latest, the pixel 6 is a major improvement. this is being built as the most inclusive camera ever in your opinion, is it? >> in short, i think it is. >> real tone technology packed inside of the googles 6 and pixel 6 pro. >> a lot of that shows up in technology when you so it in a room of very rative -- creative people. you have to wonder how much of that is affecting the things they program. >> the tech giant spent four years developing these new tools partnering with colorists known for capturing images of people of color in their perfect shade. >> the mission isic insuring that we deliver best in class camera and image experiences for people of color especially with darker skin tones. what does that mean for you? >> in a moment, i want to take some photos of you if that's ok. >> so with fa patrick playing photographer and abc7 executive producer joining me as models, we put the latest smart phones to the test under a bunch of tough lighting conditions. >> first up, how well does the camera juggle dim lighting and balancing t

for a long time, every business plan set at the end we will sell to google but in the last few years, with ipo taking off again, it's become ipo valley once more. it's democratized and people get to participate in the process of creation making wealth and that is much as entrepreneurship is the heart of the valley. >> it almost seemed like for ahe while now only were startups keeping money to be t multibillion-dollar unicorns as they call them but rather get caught up if you are a chip company looking to buy you if you are a a social media company or instagram thinking facebook is going to come in and give us $1 billion, youtube and google but you're right, we started to see more ipos, as a journalist, i like to see that because they are independent. i remember when microsoft did that many years ago, barbie sat if yahoo goes away because they would be bought by another giant company but it went away for different reasons. >> the big police were making themselves immortal. facebook and starting tomm lose some of your billion users so what you do? you by the next hot company and you kee

you could just google it. 100 trillion dollar credit for melody needed to bail out the globe. and of course we got there pretty fast, but that's where they floated the idea. that's where they shifted the overton window is that if you give the bankers 100 and trillion dollars, they'll bail out and rescue the system in your house faces will go up again. everything was up and price again. right. so the numbers that up, it's 100 trillion balance. we know that that's, that's what they needed to bail out. the central banks who bailed out wall street and the banks in 2008. they need another bail on 2021. it's about a $100000000.00 on 50 trillion dollars. they needed bail out money. they need all the central banks to print all those money. they need to increase in inflation rapidly, but they can't call it that because people are now starving to death. so they're going to call climate change and we're worried about climate change, but that's nothing to do with it. it's about just another bail out for banks again . exactly. and shifting that overton window, the guy this a c i o of a hed