take the tech companies, they argue frequently that our services are free, our service is free, google, our services are free but the problem without they may be free in terms of the consumer facing product, but the company extract monopoly rents in other ways, take data collection, you don't have a choice if you want your data collected if you use facebook, google or twitter, they're gonna track you all over the web without your consent and without your knowledge to good extract your data, that is a monopoly, you cannot opt out of it, there is no other place you can go no other. competitor to them where you can go and say on this platform my data will be protected, facebook used to pledge that they would protect data, that's when they have real competition, myspace over a decade ago but as soon as they got rid of the competition they collected the data, that is to get out why the reason the consumer welfare standard isn't enough, you can have services that are technically free but in fact still have all the characteristic of monopoly and burden consumers and cost them something tangib

the guy who works for google helping to install the guy who regulates google. a few democrats have talked about breaking up big tech. they don't mean it. how do you know that? if this man is confirmed as the fts commissioner do you think he will forget who helped him get the job? the google helped him. the person he is investigating. the crime of the century whether there was a crimal conspiracy behind a biden dairy that has creepy things in about it biden. the fbi invaded the home of a journalist because they thought he had the diary. what is this? this is a country where the fbi is acting as joe biden's personal family police department. they appear to be investigating the situation. claiming the diary was stolen. we don't know if it was, but it begs the question: in what world is the alleged theft of a diary investigated by the president's fbi and his department of justice? a diary? this smacks of politics. they never threatened or engaged in any illegal conduct. should they publish news worthy stories without intimidation. project veritas will not back down

the guy who works for google helping to install the guy who regulates google. a few democrats have talked about breaking up big tech. they don't mean it. how do you know that? if this man is confirmed as the ftc commissioner do you think he will forget who helped him get the job? the google helped him. the person he is investigating. the crime of the century whether there was a criminal conspiracy behind a biden dairy that has creepy things in about it biden. the fbi invaded the home of a journalist because they thought he had the diary. what is this? this is a country where the fbi is acting as joe biden's personal family police department. they appear to be investigating the situation. claiming the diary was stolen. we don't know if it was, but it begs the question: in what world is the alleged theft of a diary investigated by the president's fbi and his department of justice? a diary? this smacks of politics. they never threatened or engaged in any illegal conduct. should they publish news worthy stories without intimidation. project veritas will not back do

, we are going to lease from google holdings ireland it's owned by google holdings and it's this web of corporate nonsense that allows the companies do not pay their taxes. second is to make them pay their taxes. and i'm going to be very blunt right now. the example where certain companies, the kind of behavior that we saw back in the 1970s and 80s and when there are revelations of wrongdoing, when there are revelations of executives lying to congress, at what point are they held to the rule of law. you don't get to just break the law because you are rich and powerful. i do feel like there's a company or two out there. >> we have time for one more question but for that question i'm going to validate two questions that are kind of related. one person, thank you for your comment and points out that women are always affected when there's these kinds of an equities and a similar question came from another audience member saying again they fall disproportionately on women and it's almost impossible to build a sustainable economy. what do we do about all that? i will point to the example o

we've worked with google so you can now search covid tests near me on google to find a location. and now i know the lines have gotten very long in some states. that's why ordered fema to set- up pop up sites in places with high demand to shorn the weight. -- to shorten the week. -- to shorten the wait. we stood up six new sites in new york city in five days and there are more coming. for over the counter at home tests, as i said, there were none when we took office, none. now we have eight on the market and just three days ago another test was cleared. we went from no over the counter tests in january to 46 million in october, 100 million in november and 200 million in december, but it's not enough. it's clearly not enough. if we had known, we would have gone harder or quicker if we could have. we're now able to purchase 500 million at home rapid tests to be sent to the american people for free when they request it. and we're going to continue to use the defense production act to produce as many tes as possible -- as many tests as possible. and starting in two weeks, private insu

also hard to get a job at google. >> obviously google is, you know, a symbol of one sector of our economy that's just been extraordinary, innovative, creative and lucrative. but there's a whole another part of america that's been left behind. >> what did you learn about him, what do you think of his ongoing concern about a digital divide, and how does he stack on tech compared to two presidents that came after? >> well, i had the privilege of serving as a presidential science adviser under president obama, my biases should be very clear. that president, president obama, understood the opportunity of the technology, he understood what we were doing at a level that was extraordinary. he is such a gifted man. with respect to the digital divide, i keep saying to my colleagues you're so good at building systems that do a, b, or c. why don't you build systems that lift people up. we tend to be the ones privileged, got into the best schools, got the best opportunities. what about everyone else. the president, that is president obama, cared a great deal about that. >> google provides a lot of inf

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catalina: what happened is that when this user did a google search and you type in "l17 a," google search suggests the hyphen, and it is on this ribosome protein. research from uniprotk on the synthesis of proteins in the south. the user included this m.i.t. news article on controlling genes with light, which would have sustained the conspiracy. online. but when you go into google and type in "streetlight l17," it leads to this brand of the streetlight, and what the code really is is an indication of the brightness of the led light. this is another example, or one more, of how google search can lead to misinformation and even worse, conspiracy theories. mark: catalina, thank you very much indeed. the mind boggles. the business with kate, as ever, thank you. more news to come. stay with us, "ve from paris." how ridiculous are people? >> reporters on france 24 and france24.com. >> climate change is forcing senegal to revive its great green wall project, on hold for 15 years. the pan-african agency is in the northwest to talk to the people there. >> a huge project sewing a small seed of hope

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according to cloud flare, the sharing site is number one followed by google and facebook. last year tik tok was number seven which makes the jump to number one surprising to me as well making things more confusing, everyone knows what google does but ask anyone over 40 what tik tok does might not know so does this mean boomers are dead and jen's he is in charge? laura, were you surprised? >> i was surprised and i think larry page will have to start making to talk dancing and pajamas to justin bieber and maybe they can take back the number one spot. apparently gen z doesn't like googling but i do like tik tok. >> now joke a lot tik tok to me is just people dancing but i guess people are doing all sorts of stuff because you have people doing political commentary, they do it in tik tok videos and take off so they make a name that way. do you have a tik tok yourself? >> no, i still have an account on front start. i talked to my friends on myspace. i and generation x clearly because my kids are six and eight and they know what tik tok is but i'm still the geezer who shares pict

it ain't google. google has been dethroned by tiktok. think about how many times you google something every day. more people went on tiktok, according to cloud flare, the video sharing app tiktok two -stepped its way past google for the top spot as measured by web traffic another shocker, tiktok rival instagram fell off the list. meta is actually climbing with google up about half a percent as well. what should be on your list every morning firing up my tiktok channel we grabbed the very best business headlines that you need to hear about when you wake up and we kind of put it altogether. we've had so much fun since we started our tiktok channel just one-year-old, and we have a quarter of a million followers, so check it out my tiktok handle is@redfoxliz. it maybe the covid test disrupt or and it has not yet been approved, but it's waiting in line. we're going to introduce you to the ceo of a company that's developing airborn virus detection systems for schools and offices. this is sort of like the covid version of a smoke detector, and

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it's also hard to get a job at google. >> right. and obviously, google is a symbol of one sector of our economy that's just been extraordinary. innovative, creative, and lucrative. but there's a whole other part of america that has been left behind. >> what did you learn about him? what did you think of his ongoing concern about a digital divide and how does he stack on tech compared to the two presidents who came after? >> well, i had the privilege of serving as a presidential science adviser under president obama, so my biases should be very clear. that president, president obama, understood the opportunity of essentially agility of technology. he understood what we were doing at a level that was really extraordinary. such a gifted man. especially the digital divide. i keep saying to my colleagues, you're so good at building systems that do "," "b" or "c." what about everyone else? president obama cared a great deal about that. >> google provides a lot of informational value around the world, including to a lot of people who may n

who knows what will pop up. >> google isn't the first to put off the office. last year twitter told employees nobody had to come back. ever. >> i think that silicon valley has been leading the charge. >> business professor says the bay area tech industry was better prepared for work from home. because it had practice. now others are catching on. >> i truly believe every single company every large company doing business across the country as well as globally, is going to have more than one option available. >> taking their queue from big tech. >> take a look a fire ripped through an apartment complex in the east bay today. and tonight two dozen people need a new place to stay. it happened on in brent wood. before 11:00 this morning. the flames raced through about six units. it was a scramble. everyone got out safely. >> the door to see where the apartment was at. we heard somebody inside. luckily there was nobody inside. >> i had my pet with me already. >> thankfully. it's unclear how the fire started. the red cross is helping the families. >> many are wonderin

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dot google, dot com then dragged the image onto the search bar. if you want to see results from a specific time. do your search then hit tools in use the selector to choose a time frame and when you want to have a little fun hover over the i'm feeling lucky button to watch it change one more click and you'll be taken to something new. finally for something old search. google in 1998 to see what results look like more than 20 years ago. >> yes, school was just a little search baby back then. all right. i've got all these tips and tricks linked up on my website. just go to rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all tech smart now, thanks for that bridge. well, coming up after the break, president biden is set to speak with russian president would wladimir clued in amid rising tensions over ukraine. we're going to have the latest details from a report from washington. we'll be right back after the break. rink. before that drink turns to drinks, make a plan to get home safe. just call a friend, a cab, and get a rideshare. what

we have arranged for it to be easier for you to find free covid testing sites near you on google. just enter, covid test near me in the google search bar and you will find a number of different locations nearby where you can get tested. we continue to use the defense production act as we did earlier to make sure we are producing as many tests as quickly as possible. the bottom line is it is a lot better than it was and we are taking more steps to make it easier to get tested and get tested for free. next, we are preparing hospitals for what is coming. those 40 million unvaccinated adults have the chance of getting covid-19 and some of you will get very sick. hospitals are going to get extremely stressed, extremely stressed again both in terms of equipment as well as personnel to care for those who get sick. that is why my administration has stockpiled and pre-positioned millions of gowns, gloves, masks and ventilators. we are ready to send them immediately to any state that needs more. i have directed the pentagon to mobilize an additional 1000 troops to be deployed to help staff

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host: we are currently googling -- googling and there are plenty of websites that come up. how would you respond? guest: i just want to say thank you for listening and for continuing to have hope that there are a lot of people who have given up, they are tired of the lies and of the corruption. of the fact that at this point you have a political media complex where you have networks that are essentially hand-in-hand with one party or the other. so, the question is what the heck are we going to do? what is our path out of this? if 62% want an alternative why do we keep getting told that we cannot have it? is that in the constitution? the two party system is made up, and we need to change it as quickly as possible. we have that power. the problem is we get told that we do not by the media organizations that right now like the status quo and the way things are. so, to kurt's expression that we hopefully can have better, a lot of us have to get together to make it better, and that is what i want to see happen through the forwardparty.com if you go to forwardparty.com you can se

his teachers in a timber by wood, he comes from google letter, another township. he says that magic helped him stay on the straight and narrow in these neighborhoods. it's all too easy to be led astray. to see god that you're growing up doing to drugs and then they're doing bad stuff. and then if you're bad, you know, and, and you look at them and, and what affect your life. said thank god you know, i'm still here today and then you look to some people to said no, no, no, no, no, i don't wanna be like, you know. so that's why we people like me must keep clearly so that we can this by young kids. so they don't fall for the same other people for he performs at corporate events and for children in hospitals. but wherever he is, he always has a trick of his sleeve. also double it then. well, this is 10 random rolled up boardington and posted again. when i'm done, holding it will turn into $100.00 range. oh, i tell you. i good audience. awesome. can't believe their eyes a it really is $100.00 ran a students from all sorts of social backgrounds. take part in the 6 year

that's why in my view we need to break them apart facebook is a monopoly google is a monopoly. the power of these monopolies is unlike anything we've seen probably ever. i think the impending decision of this board underscores and amplifies that. >> senator want too get to the statement about breaking up big tech. first i want to ask you, what would trump's return to facebook mean for the future of the republican party? >> i do not know the answer to that. is going to be true no matter what. i don't know his return to a platform is going to affect his standing one way or another. in my state and the state of missouri is overwhelmingly popular. i don't think that is anything do with whether he's on facebook or not. to me the issue about facebook and building the social media platform is an issue about ordinary americans and the control of normal everyday americans by these platforms in speech is important but also the data, also access to news also the sharing of information. i think that is what is so vital in the key of these monopoly outfits. >> and speech are both takes aims

the steps google is taking with vaccine enforcement. elon musk is at it once again and going after elizabeth warren it is december 15, this is "worldwide exchange. >> good morning. good afternoon good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. happy wednesday. happy fed day. let's get to your markets and man. we weren't expecting a whole lot. no hike is expected but the language jay powell may use today about when those hikes could come and how many there could be next year is the key to, well, everything so we'll wait until 2:00 p.m another down day after the market hit small caps. that is falling more than 1% the third day down words like microsoft and adobe that have been white hot nasdaq is now off more than 6% we also continue to watch crypto after some wild moves we've seen even for crypto and things like doj coin and yesterday some of the major cryptos are higher right now. crypto back above 45,000 oil down under 1%. at risk of falling below $70 a barrel got to look at bonds you talk about the fed, you always have to

as you mentioned, i did google and i do see a lot of references going back over the past few years. so it's not something actually new is something new in the headlines. and that is the global stilling is essentially that though in the past few decades, there have been 15 percent less wins, power and energy in the wind. right. that is partly due to, as we keep on saying right, the arctic area gets, is getting warmer and warmer. so there's less of a, of a discrepancy between the, the arctic temperatures and the equator, like it's not driving as much wind as it used to. we saw this, this is why, normally has the money printing caused the price of natural gas and oil to rise. but we also saw over the past year, what has happened is that the wind energy was reduced throughout europe. and therefore, they have huge systems in the nor see across europe to provide wind energy. however, the wind energy did not arrive this past year, and that is called global stilling the headline on this reeds. where has the wind gone? global stilling is blamed as wind speeds drop across europe, cutting gree

elizabeth: people are saying that about google maps and waze. people were misled trying to flee disasters like wildfires. uber drivers are complaining how bad the apps are, they try to do the shortcut but end up stranding you, you could drive your car into a lake, who knows. we'll move on to this. amazon, amazon's alexa a voice assistant, the 10-year-old girl said alexa, i want a challenge. alexa streamed in a social media challenge, touching a penny, a coin to the prongs of a half inserted plug. she could have been electrocuted. that is pretty dangerous stuff. that is dumb challenge on social media that alexa picked up. how do you stop that? >> same thing like tiktok, social media. sound like this parent was close enough to stop this from happening. but at some point the age, the age which we let children use technology has a very harmful effect, whether it is social media, whether it is tiktok or things like this, parents have to be very careful. it is the law of unintended consequences. are there some things alexa might do for children. break

google says the hackers are finding new ways to keep going, alphabet which is the parent company of google, that stock is fractionally down this morning. well, americans turning to online apps and web sites to earn cash. 16% earn money doing household chores and running errands for other people, others give rides, deliver grocery and clean homes. 30% of people under the age of 30 were more likely to do those jobs, compared to 18% of people between 30 and 49. tiger woods is ready to get bag on the links, ten months after his devastating accident. the golf star is returning to compete with his son in the pnc championship, an annual cam championship that pairs pro golfers with a family member. woods says he will never turn to the tour full-time, maria. those are some of your headlines from here. back over to you. maria: thanks so much, cheryl. well, after a months' long financial drama, evergrande considered in he default, a result of a downgrade from fitch this morning, the developer failing to meet two coupon payments after a grace period ended on monday, this sets off a long battle for who

sean: this is a google list and google think that stylish to censor people. grain of salt. look at, this he wears these gym shorts, he looks like he's an unemployed 18 out there, oversized shorts. i love adam sandler and my kids love his movies but this is a fashion failure. jackie, you go. jackie: agreed. chris coamo lasting own janice dean in text to his brother after dean criticized the former new york governor for his handling of the nursing home situation during the pandemic, 9,000 people with covid were put back in those nursing homes and, of course, as you know, janice dean, her in-laws both died at the time. it is a disgrace that he was trying to do that, chris cuomo deserved to be fire and that's my flop this week. that's going to do it for us. see you back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott start now. ♪ ♪ jon: severe tornado outbreak tearing through several states overnight killing dozens and leaving miles long paths of terrible destruction. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox report. ♪ ♪ jon:

but there was a case against google. i wrote that part about the trunk one - - the trump administration with those career people trying to do their job but trump politicized so much so you lose that moment of that momentum to take on the monopolies. people who have worked with president obama said we should have done more than mergers were coming in the tech area and we should have done more spin to do years of underfunded agencies and then some good work i tried not to make this the focal point because you can have a lot of blame to go around which i clearly go through the history. and that includes fixing what we messed up in the past. >> what about the european union and the way they regulate these companies? is there a model we can copy? >> yes a woman who heads up you and competition policy i would rather call all of this competition policy and that is going on right now but what they are doing in europe it's easier for them to do things but they have taken a sign and a thoughtful way and when it comes to app stores

the pharmaceutical stocks, the fangs, docks. facebook, amazon, netflix, on apple, google, microsoft. they have immense lobbying powers and their lobbying, current governments empower governments, want to say how you go to a conservative one in the u. k. got left. anyone in the u. s. they want to stay in power. now quickly to answer your question about the east west differences, don't forget, in eastern europe there is a lower population density. there's a lower life expectancy, fewer people, obviously, elderly people. they're the most vulnerable that will waive flu, a fewer fuel flights in and out in the beginning of the pandemic. but also they look down quickly and very importantly, one of the reasons they look down and are referred to ion acrobat cross that he's a bulgarian political scientist. and he said, don't forget the eastern europeans were very concerned about their health care systems. not being able to hold up, whereas the u. s. and the u. k. were little bit more cavalier knowing they had good health care systems. so they looked down very quickly in eastern europe because

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it's available on smartphones and tablets, a google play. and the apple app store. i think about your time in colorado became kind of a test bed for medical and then later recreational marijuana. and it started with something. so in a saying, i was wanting to socialize, everybody does it? so i cannot. and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just gonna do it one. yeah. and then it's, i'm just going to try this one and then you never do it again because i want my form. i want it all right on inside. ok. and you surround yourself with people who are encouraging you to do it not to stop. it felt like my life was over, jumped office about the balcony and died. you just couldn't stop when i would show the wrong one. i just don't know. i mean, you well, yes to shape out, did they become the advocate and engagement equals the trail? when so many find themselves, well the part we choose to look for common ground with at states after the rest to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in th

host: we are currently googling -- googling and there are plenty of websites that come up. how would you respond? guest: i just want to say thank you for listening and for continuing to have hope that there are a lot of people who have given up, they are tired of the lies and of the corruption. of the fact that at this point you have a political media complex where you have networks that are essentially hand-in-hand with one party or the other. so, the question is what the heck are we going to do? what is our path out of this? if 62% want an alternative why do we keep getting told that we cannot have it? is that in the constitution? the two party system is made up, and we need to change it as quickly as possible. we have that power. the problem is we get told that we do not by the media organizations that right now like the status quo and the way things are. so, to kurt's expression that we hopefully can have better, a lot of us have to get together to make it better, and that is what i want to see happen through the forwardparty.com if you go to forwardparty.com you can se

you can see how it looked on this archive footage from google earth. in 2016, it was 1st transformed into a center for migrants. but in 2019, there was a huge influx of new arrivals. must be official, zone is only designed to house $660.00 people. all the other migrants are crammed into tents or whatever makeshift shelters they can assemble themselves. there is a little space. the $3500.00 inhabitants are densely packed into an area of around 0.2 square kilometers. the official camp is largely made of pre purposed shipping containers surrounded by barbed wire. it is supposed to shelter the most vulnerable people. one of them is layla, a 25 year old african woman who fled a forced marriage and escaped from people smugglers. she wants to remain completely anonymous. how many people in a container like 8 and the few beds we have to use few bed done like to 2 people on one bed. however, still 2 people in the same bed. and 2 people from the same so many different families, adults. if you don't want to stay there, then the till you go go to the jungle hurtin

google says it's opened more than 90% of its u.s. offices, adding in recent weeks, nearly 40% of u.s. googlers came into the office. >> there are a lot of companies trying really hard to get back and understand ultimately, the success of their businesses is going to rely on having people come together in common physical space. amanda: formally, facebook was the only company to respond. the current return to office plans remain. in the south bay, i'm amanda del castillo up, abc 7 news. ama: you can find all the latest online anytime. just head to abc 7 abc7news.com/coronavirus. an internal investigation into the killing of a person found the officer guilty and negligent. the report describes in detail what happened june 2, 2020. he was kneeling when he was shot from the back of and are marked police vehicle -- unmarked police vehicle. police say the officer thought he had a gun in his pocket. turned out to be a hammer. at site, investigators hired by the city found the officers failed to use any de-escalation tactics before opening fi

i commend with google. they are doing what my employee told me, which is we don't want second hand smoke on covid second hand smoke is illegal in some spaces. i'm participating in other people's smoking and i'm dying you don't allow speeding on a public freeway it is a 3,000 bomb car you have a driver's license still you have 4 million people injured by traffic accidents every year with driver's license. we are in an imperfect situation. but 88% of employees work at private companies. i have 300 employees, just under that i got the mandate. ied a record year. they either get vaccinated or test once a week and wear masks or stay at home. you can't second hand smoke someone. my people are dying faster than anybody else as an african-american my employees appreciate it i gave them a pay raise. double revenue on my nonprofit donation and performance nothing got hurt so, yes. i think it is smart. we have a common enemy here, andrew it is covid. not you and me we have a common enemy we have a war. we need a war p

just enter covidtestnear me in the google search bar and you can find a number of different locations nearby where you can get tested. dennis: google it, thousands they some dramatic positive cases that will cause more panic and more despair which means more restrictions, mask mandate and possibly lockdowns. no wonder the left and media outlets love this plan. that includes francis collins who gave a totally nuts interview last night, mad scientist doesn't describe his insane ramblings. >> the laboratory is also potentially a cathedral because what we are doing is to learn how to be even more amazed at what we have been given as human beings surrounded by a beautiful world. jesse: more like a cathedral of misery. the most likely origin for covid is a move on lab. then there was the bizarre response to this question. >> is there something you would wish would have emerged from nih? >> maybe we under invested in research on human behavior. i never imagined a year ago when those vaccines were just proving to be fantastically safe and effective that we would still have 60 million people w