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and a 3rd of those surveyed say, get this their gift shopping via alexa and google home, which seems to risk privacy concerns. dave do's and don'ts for holiday shopping via smart speaker. well, and mainly i don't recommend buying gifts using a smart speaker, i mean would you trust your speaker to get it right? if you said something like buy a samsung galaxy know 20 when half the time you ask them to set a timer and they come back with yes, it's raining in istanbul or i'm calling holland for you. the biggest drawback to voice shopping, which is the term actually used for shopping using a smart speaker, is the lack of a screen on most devices, which is why smartphone based assistance are the dominant usage for shopping. however, there are a couple of the big smart speaker players that have versions with screens. and that can really help most people still want to see the products they're buying. this is why i never buy shoes online. i want to put them on a walk around the store a little, hey, of back to something you said a minute ago. i'm seeing rave reviews for that macbook air, 13 in

you mentioned this is more than just google translate, but many of us have used google translate when it comes to trying to read articles coming out of china. so what does $80 million get you beyond google translate in terms of the benefits of this service? >> well, of course, there's a translation that will be from folks who are familiar with the slogans, the particular sayings, for example, in china, so more accurate than a rough google translate. but also the analysis part is very valuable and right now we mentioned, of course, china and russia, but there is a potential to expand it beyond those nations as well. so the analysis part is especially important. and important not just for people in government, not just a benefit to the state department or the department of defense, so forth, the administration, but also to the media, for example. and i believe it was radio free asia, for example, that translated documents of procurement contracts and they were the ones that broke the story on the uighur internment camps. so there's a real role for this kind of translation and analysis i

donald trump won the white house, google pushed open markets out of our long time home, face but decided they wanted to rule the world. so it took a while but in late 2019 nikki and i reconnected and his book is proof of two things. first, that nifty indeed has the chops to save american journalism, and second, that nikki can pretty much do it on her own. that said, we do have someone with us today to talk with nikki about "news for the rich, white, and blue" who is himself very much ann expert in these same threats to american democracy, and that's matt thompson of the "new york times." that is editor of the times new headway initiative which it is deep investigations into economics, health, environment and more.♪ matt has worked at the fresno bee, minneapolis "star tribune" and the atlantic as well as at the center for public integrity and the poynter institute. in her book nikki writes the journalismd is what enables an active and engaged citizenry, so a last i welcome everyone who is joined us today because as good as important as this book is we can't win this great battle for dem

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

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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

busy tv app and the app store or google play and a portable dot tv on any connected device. i'm holland cook in washington and at holland cook on twitter, where the deal stands. if you follow me, i'll follow you. question more. ah ah. ah was the economy working for you? we were told this is the time of the great reset and build back better. what does this mean to you? how does the green new deal play into this? it seems the richer only getting richer, but what about the rest of us will come to sophie co visionaries. me sophie shevardnadze. mind reading is not some psychic power or a fantasy tale anymore. brain researchers are actually saying that it will be very real, very soon. so will our thoughts cease to be our own? well, i asked john dylan haines and near a scientist and the director of the berlin center for advanced neuro imaging or it's a professor hines is really great. have you with us to name so many interesting took interesting things to talk about. the computers will be soon able to read our minds and desire for our thoughts into text. kind of like the voice comm

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 companies, open their regional bureaus here, russia's will collect as will have an easier job. i've been swans got the latest been bus for you from washington. sure. laid off to which i'll be here to update you on the big stories were tracking here at opti in moscow for now that from the t i for watching. ah, ah, will join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. it's something they can't ride on police report. it's an all cash in december 2020, a group of anti fascists allowed a film crew access for 3 months. so if people organization, if an idea that you must be opposed that channel out the game while they may kill their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to united states as gotten

up and those companies want us to work remote forever. facebook, amazon, netflix, they all want and google, they all want us to work from home forever. so you've got the pressure of the big tech companies doing brilliantly with us staying on all of them up over is c e o says that i don't know, not know about a man now exceeds supply in terms of the employee because of employee assign, there's wariness, or by the masculine, the packet, the techie of the technology that we have. i should have had technology and everything that you can do it, how those stocks are through the roof, and they want us to home forever. very good hillary ford, which straw mark business development consultants. thank you. as always for stepping into the big picture plaza, coming up was that virginia election as important as cable news talking heads and radio talkers. thank. and how does what voters told us this past week? plato, those watching around the world. this is the big picture on our t america. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, a ah. whoa, which love as adults is always built on a structure that was created 1s

google is also adding an easy way to search mall. direct rescind its maps app so you can instantly find out if there's a set of on site or whatever else you're looking for. the hallmark channel is now available on youtube tv just in time for the holidays to other channels are also now included in the lineup hallmark movies and mysteries and hallmark drama. the deal comes just in time for the channel's countdown to christmas and miracles of christmas programming. aka, the predictable movies. we love to cozy up on the couch to watch this time of the year. all 3 of the home are channels are now available for youtube tv subscribers with no monthly price increase. and finally an autonomous robot has made the world's first needle list injection. the kobe robot was created by a company founded at the university of waterloo. the robot can be programmed handle various tasks by itself. founder showed how the robot could administer an interim muscular injection like a vaccine without a needle. and without the need for a nurse. the company says

google, though, to trillion dollars market cap. you see yields there moving a little bit higher, up by about three basis points. we are going to be talking about natural gas as well. european natural gas moving higher. russia has not been sending gas as of yesterday, so we are not seeing the kind of flows we thought we may see on november 8. the house on friday passing the biggest u.s. infrastructure package in decades, marking a victory for president bynum and unleashing $550 billion of fresh spending on roads, bridges, public transit, and other projects. here with more is in reordering -- is annmarie hordern. annmarie: the president saying infrastructure week finally, met with some laughs from a very tired press corps, but that is something that this administration is able to go to the american people and say we delivered something the former administration could not, and that is why it is a long running joke in washington. but it wasn't without its bickering within the democratic party. friday evening it really came down to late

google took down alexei navalny 's youtube videos, the russian government threatened apple and google and they both caved quickly, and did what putin wanted them to do in terms of crushing dissent and crippling the opposition. is there a role for the u.s. government to play to stop american private companies from doing putin's bidding like that? or doing things like that for other authoritarian regimes around the world? >> i think there is. but let's start, first at home, rachel. i share your concern about what happened in the russian elections, but i think first we have to take necessary legislative and regulatory action to begin to regulate the way that our social media and tech companies operate. we had to have new rules for the industrial age, at the beginning of the last century. well, we certainly need new rules for the information age, because our currents laws, our framework, it is just not adequate for what we are facing. and there are a number of very good ideas about how to both apply existing laws, and to fill the gaps that exist so that we can begin to try to rein in some

how much does this move google into a position other people have discounted them. trading on cme, shares up 5.5%. the more interesting activity is google, you are seeing shares up on the news because people are looking at the potential for the cloud to gain more dominance. tom: it is a start free thursday, but if google could invest -- lisa: i will not start that rumor. tom: is never a dull moment. never forget humility as the chairman mentioned. i was wrong on bank of england. it was fascinating. stay with us through the day. small caps up. we have a countdown clock to the open on tv. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, record high after record high. your equity market up six points , advancing .1%. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: from new york, we begin with the big issue. chair powell threading the needle. >> power-one company threaded the needle. -- powell and company threaded the needle. >> the f

why could google become such a powerhouse, why did apple really take off? because there was probably i would imagine a lot more scrutiny in microsoft internally in terms of the competition in the marketplace and what kind of stance they talk in terms of being more aggressive to competitors. so, i think that's what we actually saw that there was a regressive mess in the marketplace regardless of whether or not the company was broken up. so i don't think that was the key. it was just the change of attitude that happened as a result. >> thank you. this one is for jeremy. why are both republican and democratic administrations stopping big tech from acquiring small companies and what could become the competitors and i will join with another question which is any thoughts on the difference in the u.s. being republican or republic, sorry, not a democracy modifies the perspectives on policy so basically, how should we interpret the differences between the parties were look at the system and understand why we are where we are? >> one of the things we do in the book

. >> 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

because if google is not picking it up as a spam or your exchange isn't picking up their spam, you've got to have that internal knowledge to say, okay, this one suspicious. let me double check with sam and make sure that he hasn't been kidnapped with some good questions. yes ma'am. i do with this quote. oh, what kind you need it. would you flop d. c to not mean she's seeing a with the new so can the child a with the news, but what im an option or show me she was more shorts because a lot of hope. i mean, yet i have to go back my a a cheap yesterday, lee books used to show them to this thought but got a, i've got a home to do that with a, with a little daughter show microshore children. hi. could i use to new you more so because i'm with the training of jama boss in the sleeve meal. but so it's at the thought normal evening to pick up. so only a door stop for like also who did not. but if you only dial it at them last summer, i thought a might say i'm so, but i had so what a push a both looks community with this issue to that. so much like normal where did you score? which if you still

it's china's amazon, google, ebay and paypal and more. by 2014, jack ma arrived at the new york stock exchange to ring the bell. >>. >> he unlocks a huge amount of economic potential. >> tech giant like alibaba showcased china e's rise to the leading edge of technological power. when xi took control over 2012, many expected him to open the country. >> there was believes among all the leaders in the west that china would integrate towards a private sector-led system. after a decade of growth, xi inherited the world's second largest economy. kmie na faces serious challenges. an aging population, crippling deaths and a slow export machine. >> a big concern is how to keep the growth going. >> they unleash the tech sector. at first the company seemed like copy cats. that changed fast. >> no one out there thought that china would be a parody with the united states in major technologies. they thought these guys would steal stuff but could not innovate it. >> china's sector exploded. china's tech was out facing the united states. tiktok taken the

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both greenberg and his father were linked to the google drive document with greenberg denying any involvement in the scandal. i categorically deny having anything to do with any of this. if you're going to claim in a story right now that i had anything to do with this, i would argue that crosses the line. the school district went into damage control mode, assuring parents that 8 or was safe. but this isn't the only incident of school authorities embroiled in controversy. another arizona school district literally worked with police officials to clamp down parents or pushed undesirable views on mosque mandates for children or critical race theory. and the school curriculum. here are some sites for you to pass along to the intel unit and lift tenant salazar so whomever's, coordinating of running this operation can continue to monitor and prepare for this one. if someone doesn't comply and you want them remove from the property, let us know they fail to leave, let us know that you want them trespassed and we can do that. every one has the right to feel safe from harassment, threats, and intimidat

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

when would you also get on google greens? come a little more surely confusing. some of the i can last new lease in west indiana better. one more law totally different. what else? what is a? is it for shopping with water? the past 3 decades, green light for ukraine, eye witnesses were cool, the events, there should be more or less of you to shoot in a deficiency of chipotle. what i knew to know is that order. sure it's, i'm not sure, but i did that for 2 months with marvin windows and what other forces were at play producer whom you show in shin mushy, in those in you put in the kid what it occurred to when you did the shows us in was the versions of these. take a look at ukraine, 30 years out, the gaining independence. if you're going to read your phone with us for dinner unless you mean like unity retorted live, but a will. it could be issue ok of lush was the moment so far. oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere?

they join a long list of other social media sites and search engines like facebook and google . there are blogs in china company statement, fence at both, and increasingly challenging business and legal environments. after china's personal information protection law that came into effect on the 1st of november. well, alan fischer is ly for as in washington d. c. allen, why has this happened? well, some people would say this is more symbolic, but it is quite significant as well. yeah. who has essentially been running donuts platforms and china since 2013. if you go back to 2005, they created a partnership with ali baba. and at that point yahoo started to be phased out. but because of the change in the law, on the 1st of november, yeah. who decided that the environment there was simply too difficult to operate any more. and so about 2 weeks ago, user started to see a message saying that from the viewer, the 1st, all of these platforms, all of these yahoo sites will simply disappeared. as you see, they're not the 1st to do that. in fact, linked in just a couple of weeks ago, decide

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we can google that after. this >> i don't think so. trust me on this. it's [inaudible] >> i'm going to screw this up by thing my favorite bill withers is, who is he, and what is he? >> that's right. >> oh man. it will send you into orbit. why did a good stylist, a veteran of the u.s. navy here thinking on this veterans day night. don and tim will stand by, we will take a break. coming up, it might be a good time for a retiree teen sisters for the neighbors that he is -- the president to brush up on the felony known as the logan act. when we come back. we come back. you said that elections for republicans need to be about the teachers not about their grievances and trump putting on that statement that you've got an absolutely massacred. i think that we need to get into a back and forth with donald, trump but what i will say is, this when i run for reelection, in 2013, i got 60% of the votes. when he ran for reelection, he lost to joe biden. >> pretty big break, there when you think about, it from one of trump's biggest and longest supporters, it only too

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the independent states that emerge from the ruins of a super bowl or somebody would you also get on google greens? come a little more surely confusing some of the yeah, unless you use in west energy or better lung or lol. a surface, but it is a helpful watch at the past 3 decades. been likely ukraine. eye witnesses recall the events. this will be more or less of judiciary with our newly more familiar with that order. it's, i'm not sure, but it be about 4 months with no idea what else and what other forces were at play . you have to do so to whom you show in ship machine, those them you put out in the clear water a little bit when you did the shows up in them was a low version. told me take a look at ukraine. 30 years out the gaining independence go. yes, i'm with the recorded live, little with muscle still holding for ah. holcomb back towards the part with an authority leave. senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible state craft in washington to see dr. levy. and we started this discussion with the western policy and of janice. and i heard you say that in a part of the problem

a new study claims that people who use google to find answers are smarter or at least they think they are researchers from the university of texas. quizzed their test subjects on general knowledge, letting them either google the answers or rely on their own smart and they found that google users were more confident in their ability to answer the questions even when they answered wrong, probably because something is telling them all the knowledge everywhere. well, in some cases people even claim. they remember dancers off the top of their head when they actually looked it up. the findings point to a modern version of psychological phenomenon with those with limited understanding of a subject over estimate their own knowledge. all right. coming up in sports. jimmy garoppolo after a week of the fans and the media questioning. should he stay the starting quarterback. well, get quite a homecoming today in chicago. sports director jason dumas has the highlights from the game and the reaction coming up. >> and keeping an eye on showers heading to this for your monday, your full forecast comi

i, you know, it is a google, she seems not interested to buy. okay. unity more than anything else. i think you think that the internet is actually going to be able to get a niga shit on the cake. she was, i mean well obviously we liked him him on the program. you really probably deny. deny that. do you think though, that under general more hand, some of the foreign policies that are used will change? i mean, will you continue to recognize israel is a big friend when you continue to support u. s. foreign policy in the region. i do knocking knobs. gee, latsnitch in your lot because the, the geopolitics, you know, i sit in obligations. i'm stating facts on the ground that need to be a nice. i'm opening up designs. of course. this is continuing to hold out of that and building relationship continue also. but does not exclude dr. you shall open up to other cells. and just finally, you personally have you heard anything from general bore hand about whether you're going to remain the ambassador in d. c, or will be and you had best of it? no, actually i am not here. go home as a commander

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it was changing things in ways that benefited everyone so arpeople wanted to have google n one side and apple on the other and to think about the potential of technology, the economic growth potential of technology and who looked at the regulatory momentum that was building in europe when you were in office and thought they are only doing that because they don't have any tech companies of their own. you can find people on the democratic and republican side who want to put a bull's-eye on big tech on both sides of the aisle although they diagnosed diagnose theproblem in slightlyt ways so were find ourselves in a policy window where you will actually see bipartisan momentum to tackle the problem with big tech but where can we come to agreement on the problem to be solvedro and how should we solve itha and what are those low hanging fruits? that doesn't mean the democrats aren't going to continue to bang the drum's on antitrust and continue to raise concerns about censorship on the platform. they will continue to have a partisan element but the challenge in the current moment is to take ad

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for a long time, every business plan said at the end, and then we will sell to google. but in the last few years taking off again it has become ipo valley once more. that is fine. it is democratizing. people get to participate in the process of creation of making wealth. i think that is much as entrepreneurship is the heart of the valley. >> it almost seems like for a while there not only were startups keeping money to keep multibillion-dollar uniforms as they call them if you are a chip company perhaps an intel to buy you if you were a social media company or an instagram ear thing facebook's going to come in and give you a billion dollars. but then you are right we started to see more ipos. as a journalist i like to see that because they are independent. i remember when microsoft thinking that would be sad if yahoo goes away because they are absorbed by another giant company and end up going away for different reasons. >> the big companies are making themselves immortal. here at facebook and you're starting to lose some of your billion users so what you do? you buy th

are unhappy with the effects of technology on society, yes you can feel angry of the leadership of google or apple or microsoft and facebook, but not only that because ultimately, the failure to mitigate the harms of technology, is a failure of our political system and our elected officials so there is a need for all of us in the context of the republic to get informed and to develop these issues and hold the politicians accountable enjoying leadership. they need to mitigate these harms. >> they keep that inspirational thoughts that everybody can and should take their role in response ability andnd this ones for rob, there are quite a few parallels being drawn with past lessons learned. for over 30 years governments have failed to take action on climate change and now with her back against the walls, and the action is still insufficient and given that, what he think governments will be able to take appropriate action on ai and big tech in the other question which i thank you so related is that there parallels between big tech today in the financial markets in 2007, and regulation in finan

when you get on google greens, come a little more surely, a lot of the past 3 decades been likely ukraine. eye witnesses were cool. the events . this will be more or less of judiciary with what i knew about that order. i'm not sure. but about 4 months with no idea what else, what other forces were at play, the producer to whom you show engine mushy in you? put in the kid what it would occur when it shows up in the most of the versions only. take a look at ukraine, 30 years out, the gaining independence with unity recorded live with a little too much with with welcome to crossed out. were all things are considered. i'm funeral. well this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah, let's go back to george in budapest year. let's talk about some more ambiguous foreign policy. let's shift gears to asia. a lot of people, of course, you saw it in our view or saw it as well as that when joe biden had his town hall was cnn. and he was asked about taiwan longstanding policy of strategic ambiguity. i seem to have gone up into smoke as it were, of course, later his handler

there was a hologram performance by as, but by google, the regions most famous singer photos, from lebanon, and one person from laven. and he has told me that they were in t is hearing hearing that performance. and it was really a message of, of unity through the ceremony. there was a medley of, of old, in the national anthems at the $1610.00 teams taking part in this arab cup. and really this arab capa and next to his world cup, which is the 1st and the middle east, is really about putting this region on show it's about, it's, as it's culture it's, it's history. and you know, that is really being seen in the way that the events are being held around the city right now. there's an international food festival is also a festival of traditional sailing shows, hoping that this these competitions to see us and next year we'll spock more excitement and possibly a future football sta. thank you for that lexia brian that see lucky that watching the game with the fans and show that was a great atmosphere. she mentioned now the car talk. i'm grabbing all the headlines, but that was not the 1st match