google did yacht request for comment. silicon leadership group warns this is a tax on jobs. >> next economic downturn which is inevitable, mountain view and anyone else considering this may wonder why they didn't value jobs once and wanted to tax their creation. >> tonight the mayor asking for 6.1 million a year. the city's chamber of commerce proposed a lower yield. >> i think we have the votes to put it on the bloallot. we have to apro-prove it. >> sounds like a good way. >> the measure is pulling above 60%, but there is some concern about what if. >> these businesses can be a cash you, but you can also drive people away. >> case in point. city of seattle which in may passed head count tax and rescinded it earlier this month after amazon said they could back away they their expansion plan there is. reporting from mountain view, nbc bay area news. >> sincetive decision there. >>> landmark ruling by the supreme court and tonight the pushback in the bay area. you might have scene extended coverage on nightly news. deeply d

liz: or google is so powerful, i think it's more than 90% of all search results done on google. lawrence, very good point there. you make an excellent point. republicans or congress could step in and say wait a second. house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez telling maria bartiromo just that. that google may need to testify about these search results that keep coming up. let's listen. >> it's always been there with newspapers and is television. but now as you see it getting into the internet, and it's one of the challenges we have with millennials. so somebody types in republican and up comes nazi. well, nobody wants to be affiliated with nazis. should they be reigned in? i hope they don't go there. i hope they don't get involved in politics and sensor conservative republicans. but if they do it, we have to move obviously to hearings on these issues. liz: do you hear that? they could step in and regulate. i mean, if they don't stop it, they don't do it, they could get regulated. go ahead, lawrence. >> well, it becomes very complicated for me, liz, because i'm a free ma

a revolt at google. build aineers refuse to security tool. >> supreme court ruled today that states can force online retailers to collect sales taxes. the supreme court overturned its standing 1992 decision. described it as obsolete in the e-commerce area. latest out for us. to what extent are online retailers already collecting these taxes? >> we are talking about upwards of $13 billion. that are not being collected. it isis already a lot of being collected. amazon is already collecting taxes. the third-party merchants where they have other vendors selling on amazon's site, that currently is not taxed. we saw various retailers fall today. amazon fell little bit. talk about some of the different models of these companies. is the issue is more these others. >> wayfarer is down 9% but it is fully recovered toward the end of the closing day after they came out with a statement saying they would be minimally impacted. there are lots of different approaches here. they were benefiting from price differential.

everybody from google to samsung good to have you, sir. first to the breaking news that happened starting this morning explain google's timing here to us. google decides to invest more than a half a billion dollars in a chinese company at the very moment a trade battle is ramping up. what does google know that we don't that it would be this would be approved? >> i think they recognize that you can't be a global company and ignore 20% of the world's population and so i think it's as simple as that. liz: i want to get to your focus in a second about why you say that this trade war could hurt blue collar workers which are real supporters of president trump but surely, you as head of this group that represents so much of the i-t world do you really want the chinese and chinese technology companies or chinese investors taking a stake in u.s. companies? there's a whole ip issue, the proprietary information that a lot of u.s. companies have that we know china steals and we know china replicates. >> well that's why we've said that president is ask

and google unveils a new range of emotions that include couples who are gender neutral and salads for vegans but are they actually politically correct we take a look. down here in moscow. thanks for joining us here on r.t. . the u.s. president has wrapped up his visit to the g. seven summit in canada having departed for singapore and a much anticipated meeting with north korea's leader in his final address at the summit once again stressed russia should be reinstated in the g. group i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to i would say that the g eight is a more meaningful group than the g seven absolutely but the issue is just one of many that the other member states at the summit are refusing to back and despite the fact that the g seven members agreed on a final communique donald trump reason to feel isolated with accusations the u.s. is this or up to. what. is the fact that those faced international oh the fish being challenged. quite surprisingly. not by the usual suspects. but by its main architects then go on to the us. public the past couple of days the world has

the design, we've worked with some people who have done testing of the various screens that google and facebook created for global data protection regulation, in theory they're supposed to be giving people thd control. the screens are almost perfectly designed to get you to gloss over all of that content and just press okay for keeping the old regulations. so one of the problems that mfortnto manipulatingt you in that process as everything else. it's not surprising that everybody goes hey -- they know the terms of services this long, boring, document, who wants to look at it. >> this reminds me of the rule that many of us learned in elementary school at the cold air cafeteria table. you don't leave your chips on the table because when you get back youchips will be gone same with your datt ing to n't trust facebook get smart and make your own decisions about who you're going to -- >> learning this the hard way, john our snack has been taken and we're going to have to figure it out. >> a greater question, though, what consumers want. >> of course. >> and thehoices consumers are making an

we should also note google was an early investor in 23 and me and google's founder was married to the 23 and me founder. they got divorced the same year ancestry and calico announced this partnership. >>> let's take a live look now at the friday evening commute, seems to be moving along pretty smoothly, but tonight we are learning that bay area traffic congestion is sending more commuters off buseth ntly thithcago faster. kpix5's devin fehely explains it's a vicious cycle that's only worsening traffic. rebecca almes relies on e's going... b >> it takes me twice as long to get anywhere than in i just called an uber. it's inconvenient. they don't always show up. >> reporter: rebecca almez relies on buses to get where she's going and says the transit system isn't always reliable. >> i think the problem is that the bus company, they don't ride the buses. they have no idea what it's like for us and so they don't make realistic schedules. they say everything is 10 minutes apart, but i've lived here my entire life and traffic never allows for just a 10 minute ride. >> reporter: bus ridership

supercomputers that is smarter than humans he google what's on the calendar today the first event is space day at kevin school. google's digital assistants help this navigate daily life that's not sensitive and they're in our living rooms around two thousand people work at internet giant google's european headquarters in searing digital assistants looks set to become the next big thing and google is all to mystic the business will be worth billions . its developers are working on speech recognition systems. human communication is highly complex develop a base that bizarre he helps machines learn to recognize various dialects as well as the pitch and speech patterns of individuals. i think the voice interaction is very important because this is like the most natural way humans talk to each other and the preferred. people use the most natural way to interact with the assistant. what was their score of in champions league. fire and music last three to two on november twenty third against raw stuff. the google assistant takes the principle of a search engine one step further it remembers

google admitted the error. we apologize to senator wade that this image appeared in the knowledge panel. in this case google says the image was posted on a student news blog. >>> southwest airlines making notable changes when it comes to its bay area rout starting in november. southwest is discontinuing his three daily nonstop flight from f f o to portland from orange county. it announced it will be adding several nonstop daily schedule at san jose airport. san jose will be offering 99 daily flights from 25 destination from s jc. >>> it's under ground by causing big problems above grand. this sink hole opened up on barns road. this was at river road exit 101. traffic was closed in both directions. only 2 feet wide but 6 feet deep. an eroded storm drain may have caused the collapse. the road reopened half hour ago. >>> mayor ferrell helped get the activity starts with the lgbtq flag raised at center hall. he declared today at kick kendal day. all celebrations all month long. starting june 24. >>> a duck stuckn s

they are just as effective as google. we don't need google. it's more like you're on a campus at berkeley than a serious company. >> that bad? >> being is the search engine of microsoft. i know you're not a stock watcher, but do you think at some point all of the publicity will be reflected in the stock? >> you will be. particularly people began to stop using google products like their search and in and their customer base drops or that will have an impact on the stock. when you have publicity it's generally a temporary impact so they could take action to fix this but i think the ceo of google actually believes in what his people want. i don't think he's out there, i think you made a mistake by going out and issuing this policy but i think it supports what he honestly believes and i think the public, the consuming public should react to that. the left does this all the time. i think it's time for people to do this with companies on the left. >> thank you very much. we will see you soon. the star acts, it's a bill that provides $30 million a ye

that'll be the day google deletes m o g's all together donald corder r.t. . just five days left before the free for world cup chocolate chip in russia kicks off and it's not just national football teams that are arriving in the country official delegations have also been welcomed members of the german bundestag and the russian state duma played a friendly match in one of moscow's central parts a team russia won five to three with both men and women playing against the germans . managed to speak with the vice president of the bundestag thomas opperman about the. i consider the issue gesture to boycott this event would fundamentally wrong people it's a sporting event which millions of people around the world are looking forward to it we want to demonstrate that a sporting a match can also be an anchor point for political negotiations the chancellor has said that good relations with russia are in germany strategic interests and the majority of people in germany think so as well as. i am sure that germany will manage to get into a semifinal and if they manage to

by the way, not just google. twitter has been accused, facebook has been accused of favoring left-leaning organizations. david: rig >> basical hav pretty awful stuff to say about right-wing organizations. i don't know how you fix that. david: adam, i was talking to the former deputy editor of "wall street journal" who is writing a book right now. he said as he goes into google, he finds out it excuse far more left in the searches. he is sure, i heard this from other conservatives, they changed algorithms to bury a lot of conservative stuff that comes up on google. do you know anything about that? >> i don't and i suspect he will have a very hard time proving that. it is not in the business interests doing that they are ultimately what is doing in their business interests. you're right, by the way. of course they skew liberal. that is sort, i think it is sort of obvious. david: goes with the territory out there, yeah. >> good luck proving it. >> but i think the investigation into russian hacking gave some free rei

rooms around two thousand people work at internet giant google's european headquarters in zero. digital assistants looks set to become the next big thing and google is optimistic the business will be worth billions in its developers of working on speech recognition systems. human communication is highly complex develop a bench that bizarre he helps machines learn to recognize various dialects as well as the pitch and speech patterns of individuals. i think the voice interaction is very important because this is like the most natural way humans talk to each other and the preferred. people use the most natural way to interact with the assistant. what was the score of byron wanted in champions league. fired music last three to two on november twenty third against raw stuff. the google assistant takes the principle of a search engine one step further it remembers user questions and connects them to relevant templates it's a kind of deep learning finishing. either i explicitly give this information to a system which can be altered through like natural conversations again and yet or o

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supercomputers that are smarter than humans hate google what's on the calendar today the first event is face day at kevin's school. google's digital assistants help this navigate daily life that's not sensitive and they're in our living rooms around two thousand people work at internet giant google's european headquarters in syria digital assistants looks set to become the next big thing and google is all to mistake the business will be worth billions. its developers of working on speech recognition systems. human communication is highly complex develop a bench that bizarre he helps machines learn to recognize various dialects as well as the pitch and speech patterns of individuals. i think the voice interaction is very important because this is like the most natural way humans talk to each other and we prefer. people use the most natural way to interact with the assistant . was a score of champions league. hired munich last three to two on november twenty third against rostock. the google assistant takes the principle of a search engine one step further it remembers user questions a

to google music. mark's credit card company reversed the charges. google music was still charging his credit card every month even with the new account number. >> you can't turn it off because your name is not associated with it. >> reporter: google cannot close the account because he wasn't the customer. >> they said your credit card company has to contact us. >> reporter: the bank ruled the charge was legitimate. >> very frustrating. >> reporter: the bank said mark must have subscribed himself. how else would google has the new card number. >> it doesn't make in. >> reporter: this went on for a whole year until mark contacted "7 on your side." we pointed out that google confirmed that mark was not the customer. so synchrony cut off the charges and refunded his mother. telling us we take card holder satisfaction very seriously. >> so how did google get mark's new credit card number? it turns out the charges had automatically rolled over to a new card number because it was a recurring charge. that all

google will put google's stake in the company at just over 1% in return, jd.com will list products on google shopping service so that can help the company sell more products around the world as it now competes with its big rival alibaba. for google this is a way to strengthen its position in online shopping. google's worked hard to increase the number of partners available on its shopping site and through its smart assistant by target walmart and home depot and the deal allows them to put a stake in china even as some of the major services are still unavailable there. google pulled its search engine out of china in 2010 after refusing to censure search results. now making moves to strengthen its relationship with that country. so he has been making trips, speaking at conferences. in december, the company announced, remember it would open a research center in beijing. right now, it still has more than 600 employees in the country. now this big investment in jd.com too guys, back to you. >> all right, thanks very much, josh lipton. mike, remember, sergei brynn, russian, did not like how

google had no comment on the tax proposal. in mountain view robfladeboe kron 4 news in fremont, police are looking for a man who broke into a home an exposed himself to an 18-year-old woman. it happened on thursday june 21st around two in the morning.police say the unknown man entered the side yard of the house.the woman living there woke up to him inside her bedroom doorway completely naked.this is a sketch of the man described by the victim. he has light skin in his early 20's about five foot five inches tall and 160 pounds.he has dirty brown colored hair with a fade haircut and a tattoo on his left arm. fremont police are hoping this sketch can help the public identify the suspect.in fremont, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see t

this after google announced it would let pentagon contract expire. saying of the new principles -- let's take a check of the stock of google ending fractionally down. let's bring in retired u.s. army colonel kurt schlichter. google's motto is do no evil, like there's a see no evil mentality in silicon valley. does google think there is no evil to fight in the world? >> liz, i am disgusted! this is disgraceful and it is despicable. the greatest engine of freedom, peace and justice in human history is the united states military. more people are alive. more people are free because of the exertions of better men and women than these silicon valley nerds around the world. it is so outrageous. liz: kurt, i've never seen you so fired up. you're really fired up over this. >> this is lies, this is the lives of the men and women i was honored to lead. every american should do everything they can to support our country's defense. you know, i wouldn't expect these hipsters to put on a uniform, to pick up a rifle and go toe-to-toe with the enemy like so many men

i had managed to pull the figures, google effectively ta kes to pull the figures, google effectively takes 15—30% of the sales of this spyware, and the question that the paper point out is the apps are not legal for example, pa rents the apps are not legal for example, pa re nts wa nt the apps are not legal for example, parents want to track children, however if you're going to track somebody in terms of stocking, that's where the problem comes in. greater transparency with it. let's quickly move onto the mail and lush. did you get this as soon as you saw it on social media? sadly i do not see it on social media today, but having read about it, i think it's pretty outrageous. you know, i think actually you know, we should be supporting the police. they have a very difficultjob, i don't think it's the job of high street cosmetic chance to be going after the police. they don't have all the facts in place as should keep out of it. i think there has been a fair bit of backlash and rightly so. they have a very difficultjob and like i said best of times, we should be backing them. so the

google is the largest search engine in the world. 90% of search engines go through google. and i got wind of this, and, i went over to wikipedia for california republicans and it did not say is. it it concerns me greatly because the bias that is happening here, if you searched on instagram for donald trump jr. this weekend, you know what it told you? they warned you that the site could cause you harm or even death. then they can the army kicked off the alliance for freedom to give their charity program, amazon smile. if you were perching dumb like purchasing something there you could send a charity money to a nonprofit. they remove them because a southern poverty law decided they were good. even people who defend religious freedom before the supreme court. >> laura: that center has turned into a left wing rabid radical group that tries to malign people, myself included, because we stand up against christians being persecuted in the middle east and i we are anti-islam. okay, it's ridiculous. so what can be done? google said they blame wikipedia, and they usually catch vandal

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there's still a pizza sporting some pretty offensive pepperoni google also pushes the pan of food of moji featuring prawns and mussels swimming in a stew and worst of all the bento box of mochi it's got not one but two eggs in view and these revolutionary changes in the world of a modis are not just about vegans. a dangerous looking dagger has been rimmed with gems and changed to a turquoise color so it doesn't remind people of mass knife attacks and angry goat has had his frown turned upside down to make animal lovers happy and most importantly of all the revolver m o g has been transformed into an orange water gun finally google is ready to tackle issues like gender neutral family m. o. g.'s. before there was only a collection of gay lesbian and straight families this one is lesbian and now this one is gender neutral so google knew what to change but there are some areas it left out entirely. whereas the asian origin of moji there are church mosque shinto shrine kaba and synagogue but none for a buddhist temple and the m o g for the wedding only depicts a church let the outrage in

dot com products appear on the google's shopping service while google cannot apply the chinese e-commerce companies supply chain and logistics expertise to its technology deal could help google gain better access to j d spread beyond southeast asia region is rapidly becoming a key battleground for industry players hoping to cash in on asia's rapidly growing middle class. but italy's new prime minister is at the conti is in berlin for talks with german chancellor angela merkel today the italian economy is in dire straits and rome's financial options are increasingly limited italy is the e.u.'s fourth largest economy its debt though is the blocks highest right behind greece conti wants to bring down italy's debt through growth rather than austerity reducing the gap between debt and gross domestic product a tall order considering that italian debt has been growing since the financial crisis in two thousand and eight from one hundred and two percent of g.d.p. to one hundred thirty two percent in twenty seventeen romas planning massive tax cuts to stimulate a long term growth in the short term

and google is the largest search engine in the world. 90% of internet searches go through google. this is what they said the california republican party was. i got wind of this. are they pulling it from wikipedia. and i went to pick speed yewiki does not say naziism. this is not the only situation. if you searched instagram for donald trump jr. this weekend, it warned you his site could cause you harm or even death. and amazon kicked off the alliance for defending freedom to give their charity program, amazon smile where you can send charity money to a non-profit. southern poverty law decided they weren't good. >> that southern poverty law center turned into a left wing radical group that tries to malign people, myself included because we stand up for -- against christians being pur purse -- persecuted in the middle east. >> laura: google claims that it was wikipedia. and occasional errors get through. >> i had searched wikipedia. it wasn't on the wikipedia page. this is why we need transparency. this bias against conservatives has to stop. and they always explain it away with som

in another tweet, he accused google of slandering conservatives pick google responded this way. we regret that vandalism on wikipedia briefly appeared on our search results. this was not the result of a manual change by google. we have systems in place that catch vandalism before it impacts search results. but occasionally, errors get through and that happened here. >>> homeless advocates piled up electric scooters and late smoke grenades, making a statement about the priorities in the city. the protesters blocked valencia street yesterday so tech commuter buses couldn't get by. you're looking at video from the san francisco examiner. protesters say they think the deluge of electric scooters in san francisco is a symptom of gender vacation. they say scooters has -- have more rights than homeless people. >>> you now have less than 15 hours to make a bid to have a power lunch with billionaire investor warren buffett. the 19th annual ebay auction will end at 7:30 tonight our time. $3.2 million. all the proceeds will go to warren buffett's favorite charities, slight church of san fr

google is set to invest five hundred fifty million dollars in chinese online sales giant j.d. dot com making it the latest u.s. company to dive into asia's growing e-commerce boom the deal will c.j.d. dot com products displayed on google shopping service and could help the chinese companies spread beyond southeast asia to markets in europe and the u.s. for google the deal is also an attempt to challenge the dominance of online sales giant amazon. their buses warned it might leave the u.k. for britain leaves the single market and customs union without a transition deal is the european aviation group strongest warning yes over the impact of a no deal breakers that airbus employs about fourteen thousand people a twenty five different sites newquay version is due to leave the e.u. on march twenty nine next year. for the second time in over a way kaka's managed to raid a crypto currency exchange in south korea this time the victim was one of the biggest players. exchanged direct to say a series of breaches or hackers make off with thirty one million dollars worth of virtual currenc

the king are facebook and google. our new guests has written a book about the digital advertising world. welcome to bloomberg technology. the ad business has been completely transformed by google and facebook and beyond. >> they are both. if you look at the growth of facebook and google that is coming from at agencies and clients and now exceeds the number spent on television ads, in that way they are for enemies -- emily: we don't understand the extent of how much advertisers know about us. what did you find that was the most disturbing? >> when they talk about the future they know the public doesn't like ads on their cell phone. they don't want to be interrupted. they said let's offer a service to people. ken when you are walking through san francisco we know that on your gps. and if you bought a sports jacket two months ago, if you go into barney's we will give you 20% off of your new purchase. emily: i wonder if this privacy backlash is just a moment or if it will actually result in long-term us wanting to hold ba

the king are facebook and google. our new guests has written a book about the digital advertising world. welcome to bloomberg technology. the ad business has been completely transformed by google and facebook and beyond. >> they are both. if you look at the growth of facebook and google that is coming from at agencies and clients and now exceeds the number spent on television ads, in that way they are for enemies -- emily: we don't understand the extent of how much advertisers know about us. what did you find that was the most disturbing? quite when they talk about the future they know the public doesn't like ads on their cell phone. they don't want to be interrupted. they said let's offer a service to people. walking through san francisco we know that on your gps. and if you bought a sports ago, if you gohs into barney's we will give you 20% off of your new purchase. i wonder if this privacy backlash is just a moment or if it will actually result in long-term us wanting to hold back information from these companies.

what happens if amazon or netflix or google starts to get sold off en masse? what happens >> at this point some of these stocks now have -- i think the top four fangs actually control more market cap than germany's entire gdp >> about 40% of the qqq nasdaq 100 etf. not diversified. >> it's not. if you are on qqq then etf, 10 stocks at 55%. it's that narrow much of the a scent is attributed to this few. >> we've talked about ecb, oil, currency, bond yields. is the fate of those couple of stocks to you then the most important thing for the macro markets right now? >> i'll tell you what. this bifurcation that we're seeing in the market it unusual in the sense we've seen this before. in 2015, for example, for months the market was in a tight range. the internals kept deteriorating. then there was a trigger boom, we had a quick down side same thing kept happening in 2007 we've closely watched for the divergence as long as they don't matter, they don't matter. when they do matter, then the impact and the weight is very significant. >> sven, do me a favor and do us a

supercomputers that is smarter than humans hey google what's on the calendar today the first event is space day at kevin school. google's digital assistants help this navigate daily life that's not sensitive and they're in our living rooms around two thousand people work at internet giant google's european headquarters in syria digital assistants looks set to become the next big thing and google is all to mystic the business will be worth billions. if developers are working on speech recognition systems. human communication is highly complex develop a bit bizarre he helps machines learn to recognize various dialects as well as the pitch in speech patterns of individuals. i think the voice interaction is very important because this is like the most natural way humans talk to each other and we prefer. people use the most natural way to interact with the assistant. what was this core of byron wanted in champions like. fired music last three to two on november twenty third against raw stuff. the google assistant takes the principle of a search engine one step further it remembers user que

they're not really competing that much with google. in fact, they get huge payments from google. yes, google has a little bit of hardware, facebook has a little bit of hardware in virtual reality. apple, from a regulatory standpoint, doesn't want to get in the hot water that perhaps you've seen with facebook and fwo google i think they're going to try to use that in the future it hasn't yet been a real competitive advantage for them as they move into areas like health care, people trusting apple to hold their data in an apple device and perhaps apple creating a platform, an interface between yo insurance companies and doctors, that could be a real advantage. it does appear they seem to be butting heads but for the most part i don't think that's the strategic rationale. >> it may not be stock moving. but these efforts to limit or tell you how much time you've spent on an app, how firm do you think those controls are on human behavior and is there any concern that it could come back to bite apple if it starts to limit the time spent on apple services >> well, people aren't spend in

in this case a number of employees cited google's motto don't be evil to argue for google to quit project maven. and the federal reserve has proposed a change to the so-called volcker rule the provision named after a former federal reserve chairman paul volcker was crafted in the wake of the great recession and included as part of the wall street reform and consumer protection act of two thousand and ten more commonly known as dodd frank five. different financial regulatory agencies devised the final regulations based upon the law specifically the volcker rule made it unlawful for banks to speculate using their house accounts that is it made it illegal to use investors or bank money for purely speculative purposes they could still speculate but only as a legitimate business hedge the reason being big bank speculation on things like mortgages related to credit default swaps those c.d.'s were part and parcel to the economic calamity and led to a big bank bailout using taxpayer money to the tune of seven hundred billion dollars well now the fed is proposing to scale back the volcker rule som

that's not the only thing asked for today. >> reporter: natasha, in fact, demands of google. today, they went directly to the investors to get their message across. >> good morning. how are you this morning? >> good. >> thank you. have a good day. thank you. >> reporter: the community activists handed out fliers for people driving in. this is about the proposed mega campus in san jose. they say residents fear the development leads to increases in evictions, homelessness and displacement. they want google to contribute to an affordable housing fund and support stronger policies for tenant rights. >> we believe they have a right to know what's happening in terms of tech development and the impact on the community and they have a responsibility, as well, to use their power within the company to ensure that google acts and really responds to the impact that they're having in the communities. >> reporter: google's public affairs manager responded to the protests saying they want an open dialogue with the san jose community regarding the proposed development and said we're listenin

google decided that the search term brings up nazi ideology. what's your reaction to this? >> this is disgusting. if anyone searched through google, the biggest search engine, the ideology didn't say the party of lincoln or the party of regan. it said our ideology was naziism. they pulled that from wikipedia. the tough part is i was talked about this before hand. and i looked at wikipedia and it didn't say naziism on there. the bias has to stop. because if you just went a couple days before to instagram and you searched donald trump jr., it gave you a warning this site to be harmful and could actually cause death. so that puts a real concern of what's going on. and what happened at amazon kicking out the alliance for freedom. you couldn't give the charity money through there even more, even though they defend religious freedom before the supreme court and amazon smile, those customers can't pick that charity anymore to give money to. >> old friends of mine, i have spoken at their groups. they have been kicked off amazon. that's wrong. leader mccarthy, we have talked about t

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google is coming into this now. they're two biggest plat formals most of their revenue comes from online advertising. and you know, obviously, they appears at least google now as well has certain contracts and partnerships and relationships with other chinese device manufactures and i think that's a concern. obviously, we are very concerned about the prospect of china embedding their technology and our equipment or them stealing our technology and in theirs. so these relationships that we are coming to light now, i think raise additional question withs and those questions frankly need to be answered because we need to know and users need to know where firewalls are put in place and their information made available to servers in china for example or was it confined just to devices that these manufactures make. so we need to know that. >> senator are you away of any other senators or congressman getting together and figuring out some legislation which would be aimed directly at facebook and google which would restrict

why are you suing google? explain why you are going after alphabet, their parent company, and what you hope to achieve? >> they are the most powerful corporation in the world, maybe in the history of the world. they collect more personal, confidential, private information on consumers than any other corporation ever. and i want to know what they're doing with it. i want to know what they're collecting. i want to know if they are permission from consumers to collect it. i want to know who they're giving it to. are they skill muching conservative viewpoints in a way that benefits them and discriminates against other speakers with different viewpoints. so i want answers. it is incumbent on law enforcement officials to hold google accountable, and that's exactly what i'm doing. >> are you concerned that google and by extension facebook will turn against josh hawley in the fall because you're a threat to them in the senate? >> they might. but i'm not afraid. i mean, look, we also have an investigation of facebook a

in this case a number of employees cited google's motto don't be evil to argue for google to quit project maven. and the federal reserve has proposed a change to the so-called volcker rule the provision named after a former federal reserve chairman paul volcker was crafted in the wake of the great recession and included as part of the wall street reform and consumer protection act of two thousand and ten more commonly known as dodd frank five do. financial regulatory agencies devised the final regulations based upon the law specifically the volcker rule made it unlawful for banks to speculate using their house accounts that is it made it illegal to use investors or bank money for purely speculative purposes they could still speculate but only as a legitimate business hedge the reason being big bank speculation on things like mortgages related to credit default swaps those c.d.'s were part and parcel to the economic calamity and lead to a big bank bailout using taxpayer money to the tune of seven hundred billion dollars well now the fed is proposing to scale back the volcker rule some like

google needs processes that provide for that. heather: we are running tight on time. devon nunez mentioned congress getting involved. >> quite a bit has been written about bias with google and other companies and the simple fact is tech has the ability to get control and if they are letting eir own politics guide decisions what gets posted it is not a fair and balanced outreach. heather: for me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me kind of thing. thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it and we reached out to google and facebook for comments and haven't heard back. grab another sli, good news if you like pizza. scientists claim they got the recipe for a cancer preventing pizza. >> cucumbers. >> i like cucumbers. tony: in italy are creating a pizza that has always, tomatoes and broccoli which reduce risk of cancer and heart disease and lacks meat and cheese. scientists say it is healthy enough to eat twice a week. what is in the crest? that counts too. this pub is getting in the spirits for the north korean nuclear summit, creating signature cocktails call

google, though, is down. rbc capital market says amazon prime service may have peeked in america they say it could prompt amazon to its off amazon barely holding at 1700 a share. first thing monday morning. all right look at this from a wall street journal -- we've got a street journal guy here to have to justify this. the bull market next test slower earnings groat. well james freeman is with us along with elizabeth macdonald. [laughter] how's the tums going there? look at this guy he's winning this morning. mr. paine. good morning. good morning good to see ya. all right, first of all justify that headline you say that the bull market is going to be challenged by slower earnings growth. go. >> i think the people on news side of our paper are raising the right questions here. we've had this run and really an amazing first qrter. 25% corporate earnings growth. fantastic. and the question is -- how good does it have to be going to justify these prices but stocks are cheaper than they were at the start of the ye

liz: let's get to this story silicon valley company google is under fire, a google search when you search on the word california republican party, it listed naziism in one of those searches as one of the parties ideology. google denying it we debate it after this. [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goals for branch bankers. so we can focus on your satisfaction. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. wells fargo. established 1852. re-established 2018. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma

google is such a invest five hundred fifty million dollars in chinese all myself giant j.t. dot call making at the latest u.s. company to dive into asia's growing e-commerce pool deal will c.j.d. dot com products displaced on google's shopping service and the chinese company spread beyond south east asia the region is rapidly becoming a battleground for key industry players hoping to cash in on the us rapidly growing middle class. all right let's bring in school to here standing by for us in new york was much more on this massive investment welcome yes what kind of market is google tapping into or cutting themselves into what do they expect. first of all google tries to get a bigger bite out of the chinese market but also for a j.d. it is a shot to get deeper into the u.s. american old school the european market but then if we look at recent developments online rival amazon recently has gotten deeper into the online advertising market so now google kind of strike back and try to to get a bigger chunk out of online shopping so the stock of google by the way traded a good two

in this case a number of employees cited google's motto don't be evil to argue for google to quit project maven. and the federal reserve has proposed a change to the so-called volcker rule the provision named after a former federal reserve chairman paul volcker was crafted in the wake of the great recession and included as part of the wall street reform and consumer protection act of two thousand and ten more commonly known as dodd frank five do. financial regulatory agencies devised the final regulations based upon the law specifically the volcker rule made it unlawful for banks to speculate using their house accounts that is it made it illegal to use investors or bank money for purely speculative purposes they could still speculate but only as a legitimate business head the reason being big bank speculation on things like mortgages related to credit default swaps those c.d.'s were part and parcel to the economic calamity and lead to a big bank bailout using taxpayer money to the tune of seven hundred billion dollars well now the fed is proposing to scale back the volcker rule some like

in this case a number of employees cited google's motto don't be evil to argue for google to quit project maven. and the federal reserve has proposed a change to the so-called volcker rule the provision named after a former federal reserve chairman paul volcker was crafted in the wake of the great recession and included as part of the wall street reform and consumer protection act of two thousand and ten more commonly known as dodd frank five. different financial regulatory agencies devised the final regulations based upon the law specifically the volcker rule made it unlawful for banks to speculate using their house accounts that is it made it illegal to use investors or bank money for purely speculative purposes they could still speculate but only as a legitimate business hedge the reason being big bank speculation on things like mortgages related to credit default swaps those c.d.'s as were part and parcel to the economic calamity and led to a big bank bailout using taxpayer money to the tune of seven hundred billion dollars well now the fed is proposing to scale back the volcker rule

that google and alphabet have. and what we were really concerned about was the notion that consumers somehow were not injured in regards to what some might consider, and i considered it, to be a bias ranking in searches. consumers are in fact hurt. and when mr. tim wu, i understand was here earlier, came out with his report in 2012, 2013, you know, that woke us up. and i was happy to partner with shawn reyes and really urging the ftc to take another look in light of the tim wu study. >> i suspect everybody in this room knows what you are talking about. not everybody in the country who may be watching necessarily would. but when the ftc closed down their investigation of google dominant market position and did so with no action and no involvement with the states, i was attorney general when that happened. we knew it had happened when we read about it in the paper the next day. there has been a great deal of concern since then that without having that federal partner getting the ags to engage together was not as easy

first facebook, now google's ties to chinese telecom huawei is raising alarms in congress. we've got the details on that fight. >>> late night comedienne samantha bee did return to the air for weekly cbs show. she's apologizing again, sort of. we have the sound. but first, red state democrat senator joe manchin now saying he regrets supporting hillary clinton and he could support president trump in 2020. we're bringing in rnc spokesperson kayleigh mcenany. she's not surprised about this. her reaction to manchin's 180 after this break. don't go away. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal therapy, as an everyday treatment for a relentless disease. verzenio + an ai is proven to help women have significantly more time without disease progression, and more than half of women saw their tumors shrin