said fine you can get them from google, and the issue we had is facebook said, no, google you can't do the reverse, and so we just said, well users don't understand what they are doing, they are putting data in and they don't understand they can't take it out, and so we said, well, we will participate with people reciprocity and we are still waiting. >> rose:. >> for them to offer reciprocity. >> yes. >> rose: and do you think they might in the future? >> i mean, i hope so, i imagine they will be forced to eventually if -- you know, if they don't choose to, but i think the idea that, you know, you hold your users hostage kind of in the, you need to have some reasons for it, that don't make sense. >> rose: what are their reasons. >> they claim it is privacy issue, but it is not really because they do it with yahoo, they just don't do it with us. but i think, you know, you don't want to be holding your users hostage and we have really, you know, we felt that, you know, we want there to be a competitive market, we want other companies to be able to do things so we think it is important

he just got way too intertwined with google, and he thinks of google as a person now. he just said, "it would be tough for someone like me to choose not to be supportive of someone like google, because i am so intertwined with google." "someone like google"? oh, boy. buster's got it bad. you know, i mean, you know right now, he's just staring at google and thinking, i wish i knew how to quit you. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion plus energy. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. >>> what your provider knows about you should scare you. several times a minute your cell phone tells your wireless carrier where you are. your wireless carrier knows who you've been talking

he just got way too intertwined with google, and he thinks of google as a person now. he just said, "it would be tough for someone like me to choose not to be supportive of someone like google, because i am so intertwined with google." "someone like google"? oh, boy. buster's got it bad. you know, i mean, you know right now, he's just staring at google and thinking, i wish i knew how to quit you. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. is now in our new starbucks refreshers™ -- a breakthrough in natural energy. made with real fruit, starbucks refreshers™ are delicious low calorie drinks you can feel good about. ♪ rethink how you re-energize. ♪ get a boost of natural energy with a new starbucks refreshers™, in three re-energizing ways. try one on us, only at starbucks. in three re-energizing ways. [ feedback ] attention, well, everyone. you can n

google as a host for their e-mail and doing all their searching on google and hosting their documents in the google cloud need to keep in the back of their mind that this conceivably could be instantly available to the u.s. government. yes certainly i think one of the major concerns for people who are of course you know concerned about security for this country but they're also concerned about right privacy in the world we live in now and it's a tough thing to balance stephen private investigator and founder of put more thanks so much thank you let's talk now a little bit more about the olympics actually it's turns out this weekend isn't just all about the olympics the two men fighting to occupy the white house for the next four years seem to also be fighting to prove their love for a country many lawmakers here in washington refer to as our greatest and closest ally israel today president obama signed the united states israel and hansa curity cooperation act of two thousand and twelve bolstering the u.s. commitment to the defense of israel and also releasing an additional two seventy

s gain is google's loss. bob is at google. what effect do you think it's going to have on google? >> reporter: good morning. one could make the argument that google is so big that even someone like marissa mayer leaving isn't going to have much impact. as you and i were talking off camera, you look at google as an oil tanker. take a lot to get that off course. all of this is yet to be seen. she did make her mark here as google's 20th employee, first female engineer, she is and has been very charismatic, considered one of the few public faces of the tech giant. any one who has used google online, pretty much the entire universe will recognize mayer is the one who helped design the home page, the gmail in box and google images. mayer resigned her post by phone yesterday afternoon, some people might have seen this coming, the fact she was going to be leaving. last year google reorganized her unit promoting another employee over her. the ceo larry page keeping her out of the senior leadership team. the new york times suggesting that might have been enough for her to consider a move. i

operating system. >> host: so can anybody have google tv or get google tv? >> guest: any consumer can get google tv. our initial launch partners are sony and logitech. so we have devices from sony. they have a blu-ray player as well as a it's with a google tv the operating system baked into the tv itself, and logitech has a peripheral device as well, a streaming player. and we've got new hardware coming out from four new oem partners in the next several months as well. >> host: so what are the advantages of google tv? why would somebody get google tv instead of cable, instead of satellite tv, instead of just broadcast tv? >> guest: so we don't view google tv as an alternative to cable tv, we actually think it enhances your live tv experience the same way that mobile phones didn't eliminate land lines and cable didn't eliminate broadcast. we think smart tv really adds and enhances the, you know, cable subscription viewing experience. but what's unique about google tv is we are built to work with that existing experience, and there is a couple of particular th

we saw a lot of people in china who worked for google, and we made a decision to offer google from our hong kong -- >> rose: right, exactly. >> from our hong kong address which is uncensored,. >> rose: and hong kong is china but you movedt? yes. and i think we were hopeful that we would be able to serve pretty well from hong kong within china and that turned out not to be the case, the firewall has been blocking most queries that occur from hong kong, and so they made our service pretty slow and unreliable. >> rose: so what is going to happen? >> i think, you know, the chinese seem to prefer to have one local, local search engine there. >> rose: which is growing rapidly. >> yeah, well with china. >> rose: yes, exactly well that is a bill, three, four and growing. >> billion three, four and gwing. so econventional wisdom there was a conflict with you and sergei on one decide and eric schmidt on the other side. >> i think it was a difficult set of business decisions to make. i think if you look at the trend there, i think there are lots of difficult issue, obviously that the world faces

, mayers, the one who helped design the white google home page, she did g-mail, google news, and google images. those are her babies as well. mayer resigned her post by phone yesterday afternoon, some people might have sensed that this was coming because last year google reorganized her unit, promoting another employee over her, "the new york times" suggesting that might have been enough for her to consider a move. in an e-mail to bloomberg, her former boss, google executive chairman eric schmidt wrote, quote, yahoo! made a good choice and i'm personally very excited to see another woman become ceo of a technology company. un." yesterday mayer surprised people with a second announcement, she tweeted in the afternoon that she and her husband are expecting a baby boy in october. reporting live outside google headquarters, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> congratulations all around for marissa mayer. we have a lot more about yahoo!'s new ceo and what a departure for google means. check out our website nbcbayarea.com. search marissa mayer. >> the csu board of trustees will debate the futu

>> any consumer can get google tv. our initial launch partners are sunny and a lot attack -- sony and logitech. sony has a television with two tv built into the system itself. logitech has a peripheral device, a string player. we have a new hardware coming out with four partners in the next several months. >> so what are the advantages of google tv? why would somebody get googled tv instead of cable, instead a satellite tv, instead of broadcast tv? >> we do not view google tv as an alternative to cable tv. we see it as an enhancement to your live tv experience, the same way that mobile phones did not eliminate land line phone and cable did not a limit broadcast. we think smart tv ads and enhances cable subscription viewing. but what is unique is that we are built to work with enhancing experiences. a couple of particular things -- one, there is zero input switching. if you are watching live tv, you can press the home but in on your remote. this is one of the remotes, the initial remote that sony has built. you can get

there is the three-month chart on google. i just asked for that out of interest, basically flat in that time. microsoft has been a pretty good performer over the last year or so. over the last three months down 1%, and right now it's up about two thirds of a percent. one of the other stories we have been following all day, and that would be crude, look at west texas crude up nearly 3% today, back above $92 a barrel. it is down 9% from where it was, but today's close is the highest closing level since the month of may. brian belski, what do you think is next for oil? >> we think people have overreacted, and people are realizing the market is not melting down. >> but this has to be a worry, art, about what's going on in syria, the bombing yesterday of that tourist bus in europe, and these enflame fears, don't they? >> yes. today, rising oil prices temporarily help the averages and that got us up, but the increase in the fears are not reflected in the treasury market so far and certainly not in the equity market. so if we make i

carter, are you staying long, google? >> such a big name and so early in the goings, we think you stay and play for more. >> mike? >> yeah, i absolutely agree. this is just -- a small move relatively. this company is still trading about 11 times next year's earnings. what i'm inclined to do, though. take a little money off this call. it's in the money, i'll sell it from 45 bucks and use proceeds to buy the $6.25 call. i'm taking all of the money into the trade off the table, still now have unlimited upside, essentially now playing with the house's money. >> all right. good. always better to play with the house's money. good call, guys. get to the final call from the options pits. and you don't want to miss it with thinkorswim by td ameritrade. you get knock-your-socks-off tools, simple one-click orders, real-time paper trading to hone your skills, plus anytime you need it support. ♪ stocks, options, futures, and forex. get your trading on track. thinkorswim by td ameritrade. trade commission free for 60 days, plus get u

he just got way too intertwined with google, and he thinks of google as a person now. he just said, "it would be tough for someone like me to choose not to be supportive of someone like google, because i am so intertwined with google." "someone like google"? oh, boy. buster's got it bad. you know, i mean, you know right now, he's just staring at google and thinking, i wish i knew how to quit you. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. is now in our new starbucks refreshers™ -- a breakthrough in natural energy. made with real fruit, starbucks refreshers™ are delicious low calorie drinks you can feel good about. ♪ rethink how you re-energize. ♪ get a boost of natural energy with a new starbucks refreshers™, in three re-energizing ways. try one on us, only at starbucks. >>> what your krmpb knows about you should scare you. several times a minute y

google pays a pittance. and the feds have more money to waste on federal roths and the people would suffered here, those whose privacy rights were violates, do not get a nickel out of this. >>shepard: could there be a class action lawsuit for the real victims, and they could rise up together? >>judge napolitano: there could be a class action and the agreement with the federal trade commission does not prohibit one, and google's lawyers appropriately negotiated freeze -- phrases where they do not admit so a class action starts from a baseline of zero and the lawyers would make the most money in the class action would have to prove before a federal judge but if they go before the federal judge who approved this settlement with google, they will find a very receptive audience because she was not happy with what the federal trade commission found out about google. you are right, they can be as dangerous to our privacy as the federal government itself can be. >>shepard: rise up, power to the people, judge napolit

for google. all of these things line up. they are looking to get into new businesses which are largely commodity businesses where they can face margin compression. and stiff competition from the likes of apple. >> we have had various businesses exactly. more than that, facebook, i think showed us that people were very nervous about the weakness in display advertising which is their core business. that's their go-to. google is a cyclical business. advertising is a cyclical business. i like the fact that it's an options trade and not a stock trade. i do think that google options are too cheap. >> one of the most profitable trades is mike suggesting buying an outright call on google a couple of years ago. i do think it is interesting. as google gets into the new businesses, the surprises are going to come in. you will not have as big an earnings surprise. especially as they get more diversified. that's a good thing. for somebody buying a call you're begging for an earnings surprise. >> no question.

google news, that's her. google images, that's her. google maps, that's her. and so she's really about the look and feel of the user interface and that's really both the challenge and the opportunity at yahoo and in many ways they've lost that and how can they make yahoo relevant again at a time when we talk about googling this. >> she created that template that rewired our brains in so many ways. incredible. she's a great story and it's a good piece on the front page of the times. >> one other way to sound smart this morning. >> yes. >> she's pregnant? >> is that right? >> absolutely. >> i did not know that. >> either did i until last evening. an interesting factoid along with your female ceos. >> we have to read into the piece. andrew ross sorkin broke this story yesterday. marissa mayer, the new ceo of yahoo. >>> enough with the real news. let's huddle up around the water cooler to watch the return of the daily show and the colbert report. last night back with a lot to wade through, including romney's time at bain capital and his refusal to release those ta

i think google options are too cheap but i'm not a buyer of google. >> one of the most options trading was buying outride google a couple years ago. one thing that i think is interesting here is that as google gets in the new businesses, these earnings surprises are going to come in. that is you will not have as big an earning surprise as they get more diversified. that's probably a good thing but for some of you buying a call, man, you're begging for an earnings surprise. >> no question. that is a very good point. there efforts to get into anything hardware related, i'm not sure what i why they go back to doing it. that doesn't take away if the fact they have cop sis tent performance regardless and that's really what we're buying here. >> okay. one more time on the stocks versus options button. i think mike's call is expensive? how about buying 100 shares of google? that's almost $600,000. mike's while pricey costs under $3,000 offers significant lefrmg to the upside. our thanks as always to carter braxton worth. got a question out there. we'll answer it after the show. we do love to

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>> guest: well, google -- i don't know about rimm. i don't know what their, you know, they're not that involved in social stuff. they -- c-span, if that's a c-span-issued phone, your i.t. department knows a certain amount about you because they and rimm together control the e-mail system on there. google knows a lot about you. if you use them. i don't know, maybe you don't use them. but if you use them for search and since you have an android phone, you use presumably some of their other services. they know a lot about you. i'm not saying they use it, but we all do know there are some cases, a recent case still going on with the street mapping where they were collecting stuff out of people's wi-fi networks. they know a lot about you. apple also knows a hot about you. apple has been, has had a few slip-ups, but by and large apple's been much more conservative about your privacy. much to the consternation of, for instance, of magazine publishers and others. apple has not been willing to give them even your basic information unless you a

for google. all of these things line up. they are looking to get into new businesses which are largely commodity businesses where they can face margin compression. >> we have had various businesses exactly. more than that, facebook, i think showed us that people were very nervous about the weakness in displayed advertising which is their core business. that's their go-to. google is a cyclical business. i like the fact that it's an options trade and not a stock trade. i do think that google options are too cheap. >> one of the most profitable trades is mike suggesting buying an outright call on google a couple of years ago. i do think it is interesting. as google gets into the new businesses, the surprises are going to come in. you will not have as big an earnings surprise . >> okay. one more time -- that's almost $60,000. mike's call purchase costs just under $3,000, offers significant leverage to the upside. our thanks as always. got a question out there? the address is options action at cnbc.co

i mean google had until very recently not had the satellite image on google maps had been scrubbed. not just old, but it was scrubbed. um, i have to admit i was a little disappointed that they recently changed it because it seemed so perfect that google maps had been scrubbed, but now it's a clear image. there's no sign on the door, there's only a sign that says voldemort industries, not google. facebook does have a big sign. so the security issues, you know, one of the most major cuts, you know, real successful attacks on the internet that actually had a big effect was, um, in silicon valley when a big, when somebody had clipped all the, essentially, all the right cables in a manhole, and it was determined to be out of a union dispute. somebody knew exactly which cables to cut. so the terrorist threat is, europe, certainly for attacks through the network is a lot greater concern than the physical infrastructure. yeah. >> could you talk a little bit about the economics? we're all interested in the cable, i see, undersea cables. could you tell us who? obviously, the company that lays

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kboogle images and google maps. she has touched all of that. there is a real sense that she will help try to reinvigorate yahoo!. that will be a big challenge and a big question. >> it's karen. clearly this is a trophy hire for them. was there a broader search or was it only her that was the dream candidate and it fell into her lap? >> there had been a much broader search. they did talk to her back starting in june. her name never leaked out, surprisingly, and this was somebody who was at the top of their list. the real idea more than anything else, trying to re-invigorate the company and bring talent to the company. she can engineer herself and hopefully she will be able to reinvigorate the company and bring the technology back to yahoo!. >> one more question. do you see any chance that google will see anything that she has corporate secrets or some knowledge that should prevent her for being the ceo for some period of time until that information goes steal? >> there is a couple of issues. i understand that she has a non-solicitation agreement

. >> sometimes risk iing that's t winning trade on google. shares and the internet giant were headed higher. >> the search ended. time to get in google. but buying 100 shares? that would cost him almost $58,000. the strike call for $29.50. now mike has the right to buy google stock at that strike price or for $575 before september expiration. but in order to make money, mike needs google stock to rise above the strike of that call by more than the $29.50 that he spent on the trade or above $604.50 per share by september expiration. anything below that level is technically lozs. now instead of spending 06 grand, mike spent just $3,000 to buy that call. that's the most he could lose on the trade as well but it gets better. because if google shares do rise that call will increase in value fast irthan the stock meaning more money in mike's pocket. now options action viewers everywhere are googling up a storm, trying to answer the burning question, how will the tech gurus make more cash. >> before we answer that question, let's see just how much w

. >> what does this mean for google sign google? >> marissa mayer just saw a good opportunity and went for it. i don't think the impact on google will be any, will be significant. they got a huge talent pool themselves and they fine i want very easy to hire people. yahoo! has been facing brain drain in the last few years and only gotten worse lately and marissa mayer will probably be in a position to reverse that and start attracting new talent and design and development talent that yahoo! needs. >> i was wondering if andy has a view on the implications of this move. >> i think one person to try and turn around the fortunes of yahoo! when the life of google and these other firms are long way ahead is asking something. >> they have to do something. >> something. where they actually fit in the framework now. google has a search engine and apple is doing the same thing. yahoo! having been the sort of leader, e maim address to hunt somewhere stems have just disappeared on myspace. you can have put a fantastic person on myspace but could

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let us start with google. click add revenue was up more than expect td. >> i think that is a story when you look at play clicks. i think google was priced as it just needed it in line. we knew going in 30% of the revenue is coming from europe, the middle east and africa. that was going to be problematic. all they needed to do was give folks an in line. it is not the type of stock that this year has been aggressively owned in terms of performance. folks really are not overloaded long on this name. it is a name that i think has further upside potential. >> is the google today the google of two or three years ago in terms of opportunity? >> no. it is not. i think people are coming around to that. that is why the stock is down 7% this year. still a great company. still great focus in the areas where they make money but they are so splintered that it makes some of us pause and it is why we are not as aggressive with the name. these were good numbers. 54% of the revenue coming overseas. the numbers look pretty good.

they've hired one of google's senior executives as their new ceo. marissa mayer joined google back in 1999 in the early days before it was a verb. she was given employee i.d. number 20 back then and now takes over a company that saw its business diminished by google. mayer is an engineer by trade and is now one of the highest ranking women in all of silicon valley. >>> and some big news around here. you know how we always say for more information go to msnbc.com? well, that changed today. it's now nbc news.com. while it looks the same and has all the same departments and coverage and information nbc news just figured it made a lot more sense to have our name on it. so as of today think nbc news.com. >>> up next for us tonight, the night they pulled the plug on two superstars and a spectacular free show in the night sky. >>> it was downright hard to sleep in parts of minnesota and other northern states this weekend because of the spectacular northern lights caused by the huge solar flare from late last week we were telling you about. it reached its p

's interesting, google had until very recently not had -- had satellite image and google maps had been scrubbed, not st the oldbut itwa scubb. i veadia lle santhaeyen ge bause it was so perfect that there google maps have been scrubbed it now but now is a clear image. there is only a sign that says baltimore industries, not ogle. cebo doeag n e rissi mean, one of the other, one of the most major cuts, real successful attacks on the internet at actually had a big efectw i liveyn bo clip all of the, essentially all of the cables ana manhole and it was determined to be out of a dispute where someone knew exactly which cable to cut. th terrorist teat,ceai r rtrindac the network, is a lot greater concern than the physil infrastructure. >> could you talk a little bit about the economics? we are all interestedithe blheerca. d us -- obviously the company that ls them pays for it but the economics of leasing the usage and how long the cables last etc.? >> t iei ve free. somebody is always paying somewhere and we sort of decided that because we pay at home and we just assume we get the rest of t

be really good at least if you go back and look at google and google my way. terrible but this all goes search function and apple steals an example just using google's search function for most of series series queries so yeah well ok let me just before move on to that i get a very good google is making sure that you know that this one whatever they want to call it obviously doesn't have a name is not your friend it's very deliberately not making jokes if you google is a neutral party it's not your friend secretary or sister it's not your mom it's not your girlfriend or boyfriend it is an information retrieval and to teach you ask we respond and it's very important at this end of the impartial and adding jokes and other mannerisms to the voice would take away from that they're really taking you seriously just hit a button i want to know how tall michael jordan is. whatever yeah i just think get over yourself a little bit google you know you want to be that serious about it yes but i like friends and i phone ok let's go on to the next to. me about this new ass f

google plus offers a feature that's integrated into google's advertising on other websites to enable them to personalize that social content they worked around this apple this apple safari privacy feature. and in the process undermined the protection against collecting users' browsing history across websites where google places advertising . and you also said in the wired article and i read you said that you had a hunch that the online advertisers were watching what made you have that hunch. so a lot of our research proceeds from paying close attention to the types of software tricks that might allow an advertiser or other third party websites to more effectively follow user around the web and then we do research looking into which companies are taking advantage of those technical tricks some of them are tricks that allow for tracking using technologies other than cookies some of those tricks are for ways those asking questions directly about the web from the web browser about where users been on the web and some of those tricks are for working around privacy protection so this was j

marissa mayer of google. you know her well. she's the head of that your local and location business for many, many years. was in charge of their search business and famous homepage. she's now going to be the ceo of yahoo. this is very big news. we expected in part many people anticipated -- levinson who had been the interim ceo following the ousting of scott thompson would be the ceo. but marissa mayer is going to be the ceo. she literally resigned from google in the past hour. making phone calls to executive privilege -- executives there. i spoke with marissa earlier today. and she said that she had been speaking with yahoo about this for about the past month. she said it was actually an easy decision to make. she has been working at google the past 13 years and yet said this wag something she always wanted to do. as you know she joined the board of walmart about two months ago. this is part of that extension, if you will. a huge move for yahoo today. one of the leading women in the technology field will be up there with meg w

google has enormous computing power enormous skills they employ six hundred ph d.'s they can keep the entire internet in re m. they are a massive massive incredibly competent cyber company and this is an area where unfortunately ten years after nine eleven the u.s. is still painfully deficient so the u.s. government turned an initially to google for its expertise for its computing skills for its hardware skills and they've developed a closer and closer relationship and it doesn't hurt that google right now frankly does no more. much much more about the average american than all the various law enforcement bodies combined that with steven rambam private investigator and founder of polonium and. talk a little bit about the campaign of two thousand and twelve the two men of fighting to occupy the white house for the next four years seem to also be fighting to prove their love for a country many lawmakers here in washington refer to as our great and closest ally israel today president obama signed the united states israel and hansa curity cooperation act of two thousand

google we like to work often and it rate. trying a version of something and getting feedback from users having them pull get to that hot spot of what the market really wants. for me, it's about learning challenges and impact. i've been lucky that every time i have gotten to the point where i felt like i wasn't learning as much, there was a new challenge right, you know, and i'd be working on search and get to work on one of my google books on the side. we do a little foray into g mail. some things became big some didn't work out but each let me learn about something new. one of the important parts of failure, you have to learn from it. you have to diagnose what happened and actually figure out what you should learn from it and move on. when i think about the mistakes we made over the years interestingly a lot like failure and speed are inherent. there have been times when your products have failed because they haven't been fast enough. you've got to watch the speed factor. wait can we go fast enough and if we are failing, can

be really good at least if you go back and look at like google and google my way. terrible but this all goes search function and apple steals an example just using google's search function for most of series series queries so yeah ok let me just before i move on to that i get a very good google is making sure that you know that this one whatever they want to call it obviously doesn't have a name is not your friend so it's very deliberately not making jokes if you google is a neutral party it's not your friend secretary or sister it's not your mom it's not your girlfriend or boyfriend it is an information retrieval and to teach you ask we respond and it's very important at this end of the impartial and adding jokes and other mannerisms to the voice would take away from that they're really taking you seriously just hit a button i want to know how tall michael jordan is. whatever yeah i just think get over yourself a little bit google you know you want to be that serious about it yes serious but i like friends and i phone ok on to the next to. me about this new ass fr

. >> host: what is the advantage of google tv instead of cable or satellite? >> we do not look at it as an alternative but thinks it enhance his your experience. the way mobile phones did not eliminate landlines or cable eliminate broadcast. it enhances the experience. we are built to work with the existing experience. there is no switching if you watch why tv to press the home but 10 -- but in on the remote and this is the view of some of the applications that are customizable. you can very quickly go from my tv to web video content. it is about millions of channels of web video to the television. we builds a browser for the google tv not only from what is available from live tv. >> exactly. if you have a subscription with comcast and live in a zip code we will show you what is available. if you let us see what you rated we will personalize as well. if you want to watch 30 rock it will navigate directly there. are you can say never show me this show again. >> host: is c-span on her? >> of course. we can search for it. we also have tv and movie content even ac

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google also has a pen out right now they're getting ready to have video for you speculation software kind of like what you see on facebook right now where you upload a photo and it automatically goes oh we know her and you just click it google harm i mean that's a scary going to google wants to take they are taking it they have a pen for it they're trying to finish it up right now we're going to able to upload a video to you tube and it's going to say hey that's one of the coffee should be great for the show because then you have self instantly however if you're if you're uploading videos to you tube it's still going to google server you're still giving google your information you're still giving them your face and pretty soon you can be giving them your identity just by giving them your face so until they come out and actually say oh by the way when you upload this you know we're going to delete that initial information in a reset from our servers entirely in less they say that it still really doesn't really matter in the end but so i mean let's say to you know what we found out a l