google has previously been accused of cooperating with the cia and u. s. military operations in afghanistan. any doc, it was accused of selling an enhanced version of google earth to the us government . google isn't the 1st i t company to hire numerous former american secret service officers. previously, the mit press website published an investigation according to which micro blogging service, twitter hired, quote, dozens of individuals from the national security state to work in the fields of security. trust, safety and content and knowledge cross live to dr. michael rectinwald's, former new york university professor, an author of google archipelago. what is your take on cia agents working in the social media field, given that the fact that the c, i a has been known for planting, fake news about washington's enemies. a k operation might get mockingbird and such yes it's, it's an indication that the, the, the google is really a state apparatus that they've always been a state apparatus that they're working for the government and that they are certainly

how does this impact google? >> thanks for having me. it doesn't impact google that much. they are going to start allowing, like apple recently, they are going to allow if you are a third-party developer, to point users to the web to subscribe to your services. i think a lot of people are going to want to subscribe to services within the actual lap themselves, which then they still have to use the google play processing engine which will give google a percentage. most consumers are not going to go to the web to find their applications. i don't think it is going to hurt google long-term. obviously, a $19 million payout is probably an hour' is worth of revenue for google. that is not going to hurt them elsewhere. they also decided they are going to keep the 15% revenue share long-term for developers who make up to $2 million per year on the google play store. they never said they would get rid of it, but now they have been writing as part of a settlement that they are not going to get rid of it, so you won't see 50% go up to 20% soon. that is an interesting piece of the pie.

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another example — google searches. google said nothing today about deleting those records. you say it could be used, what are the specific concerns about how this data could be accessed by law enforcement agencies and be used in a prosecution? by us law, any time a company has access to data, a court can order them to hand it over. it require a warrant and there's a process and some negotiation, but the end of the roe v wade — that abortion decision in the united states — i think really has opened people's eyes on a mass scale that, wow, companies like google know so much about us that any of those data points that they collect about us could then be sought by prosecutors and used as evidence of a crime. we are talking about, we have previously seen cases previously in the us where google searches are used to prosecute crimes, text messages, locations on a map, all sorts of things of which google collates as a regular order of business about its users. if a user decides they don't want to wait for google or other tech companies to take action, can they remove this data

small businesses, you have to support them. >> they reached out to google for help, but at first google said they reviewed the negative ratings and did not find any violations of its policies. but then a few days later, the one star reviews were taken down. >> we would love for people to come and support us. >> and nobody hates us hopefully. oh, my gosh, someone really hates us out there. and hopefully google can keep this under control, right? we still wake up every morning and wonder if there's going to be another review. we don't know if this is the end of it. >> reporter: through this whole ordeal the owners just want google to have a better system in place to check these scammers so this doesn't happen again. in san francisco, mary lee, kpix 5. >> now, google allows reviewers to leave star ratings with no text. so far the company has not responded to our request for comment about their policy. >>> tonight twitter is vowing to sue elon musk for every penny he promised before he abruptly dropped his $44 billion deal to buy the platform. musk claims the company failed to provide enoug

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dollar and the strength shriveled behind google, microsoft and google and microsoft reporting in less than an hour and how will the rest of the tech fare report with the likes of amazon and apple? we're about to prepare for you all of it next with the closing bell ringing in 50 minutes. the claiming countdown is kicking it into high gear and we're coming right back after this. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. >>> okay. so with apologies to joanie mitchell, we're going to look at clouds from both sides. micros

the business of google is not a search engine. the business of google is knowing as much about you as they can. now it seems like yesterday that i was surfing the web and google was just trying to help me catch a wave. now it's a mega corp, monetize my bathroom. who knows what the consequences of connecting our homes to the internet will be. but it's happening anyway. wikipedia says that by 2020 a k now. 30000000000 devices will join what is known as the internet of the pizza delivery room. it's the inevitable result of computers getting smaller and smaller . you start with industrial computers. computers are incredibly expensive. there'd be one at mit that everyone would share than computer you got cheaper. people started getting them in their houses, then you got mobile phones. and that really meant that humans were for the 1st time completely trackable online. and then the internet of things is getting all of the electrical products in your house on mind. it's if there's something that has electricity, it's going to be why fi c

google was very strong on google search. it was actually surprising to see the company's strength on google search. tesla and netflix have actually signaled that we may have bottomed the fundamentally for those stories in q2 because they are guiding for delivery growth in the second half for tesla, and a return to subscriber growth for netflix in q3. so again, the market is looking for not so bad or better than feared. they do not necessarily need perfect quarters. google and microsoft were actually very strong. they have emerged as leaders during these very challenging macro times. and as tech investors, i would say that more companies than not have given us signals of strength coming out of q2 what should have been the nadir of tech financials. yvonne: in terms of the guidance for the third quarter, in terms of the v volatility -- in terms of the volatility, how big of a risk is that? beth: it is interesting you mentioned that. microsoft has said it will clear the second half of their fiscal year, which is january through

i google, amazon, microsoft, and apple. they all assure us that they're not listening in on phone calls or using our phones, microphone to spy on us while we're cooking and then sending us ads for a frying pan. for example. technically, this would be possible though, but let's assume that the companies really are speaking the truth. how can we still be so perfectly targeted with apps? companies like meta and google make money through advertisements. personal as odds are especially effective. the more the companies know, the better they can target you. instagram's parents, company meta saves information that the users leave when they use the up. that includes everything you share with other users voluntarily, like photos, comments and legs. but the app also stores meta data from photos and videos that you upload, like where it was shot, and what it to picks. if you're constantly logged into instagram, facebook on your phone, you're also sharing your location as instagram, facebook, and what's up all register. where when the

and hopefully google can keep this under control, right? we still wake up every morning and wonder if there is going to be another review. like we don't know if this is the end of it. >> reporter: through this whole ordeal, the owners of lucho's just want google to have a better system in place to check the scammers so this doesn't happen again. in san francisco, mary lee, kpix 5. >> google reviews allows consumers to leave star ratings with no review tags. we reach out to google but did not hear back from them. >>> san francisco police are offering a reward to help solve a 21-year-old murder. investigators are willing to pay $1,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who killed 25-year-old paula briand. she was last seen with a white man in a red car in front of gina's bar in sixth and mission. >>> an arrest made in a homicide case that happened in seaside 40 years ago. it was 1982 when 5-year-old annie pham was kidnapped, assaulted and killed while walking to school. this week police have arrested and charge

the business of google is not a search engine. the business of google is knowing as much about you as they can. now it seems like yesterday that i was surfing the web and google was just trying to help me catch a wave. now it's a mega corporation monetize my bathroom. who knows what the consequences of connecting our homes to the internet will be. but it's happening anyway. wikipedia says that by 2020 a k now. 30000000000 devices will join what is known as the internet of the delivery room. it's the inevitable result of computers getting smaller and smaller . you start with industrial computers. computers are incredibly expensive. there'd be one at mit that everyone would share than computer you got cheaper. people started getting them in their houses, then you got mobile phones, and that really meant that humans were for the 1st time, completely trackable online. and then the internet of things is getting all of the electrical products in your house on mind. it's if there's something that has electricity, it's going to be why fi

the business of google is not a search engine. the business of google is knowing as much about you as they can. now it seems like yesterday that i was surfing the web and google was just trying to help me catch a wave. now it's a mega corp, monetize my bathroom. who knows what the consequences of connecting our homes to the internet will be. but it's happening anyway. wikipedia says that by 2020 a now. 30000000000 devices will join what is known as the internet of the pizza delivery room. it's the inevitable result of computers getting smaller and smaller . you start with industrial computers. computers are incredibly expensive. there be one at mit that everyone would share. then computer got cheaper. people started getting them in their houses, then you got mobile phones, and that really meant that humans were for the 1st time, completely trackable online. and then the internet of things is getting all of the electrical products in your house on mind. it's if there's something that has electricity, it's going to be why fi connect

google has previously been accused of cooperating with the cia and u. s. military operations in afghanistan and iraq. it was accused of selling an enhanced version of google earth to the us government. google isn't the 1st i t company to hire numerous former american secret service officers. previously the min press website published an investigation, according to which micro blogging service, twitter hired, quote, dozens of individuals from the national security state to work in the fields of security, trust, safety, and content. we spoke to dr. michael rectinwald's, a former new york university professor who claims that the u. s. secret services have frequently used google as a tool for the geopolitical goals overseas. as absolutely this is very possible that they could use having these agents, these former agents inside of google can be used as a tool to 1st of all create knows that that is unfavorable to regimes. that they don't like an order to in some cases, as we know that cia has orchestrated qu, they did so in ukraine and they've done so elsewh

google. >> racism is evil. discrimination is evil. bias is evil. nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees will also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. >> but i look, i look to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but he's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >> goog

what more do we know about what google has said it will do? this we know about what google has said it will do?— said it will do? this is a resnonse _ said it will do? this is a response to _ said it will do? this is a response to the - said it will do? this is a i response to the concerns said it will do? this is a - response to the concerns of many that women who seek an abortion, a legal abortion, out of their home state, could still be pursued by the authorities in the area where they live if abortion there has been banned. so what google is doing is an attempt to delete any information relating to that person's visit to an abortion clinic or any other facility providing reproductive services and they will do that by automatically deleting the geolocation data that they hold on their servers when the system detects that an individual has been to one of these facilities. now, this won't absolutely stop the authorities and states seeking data from google but this company has said it will oppose demands that it says are overly broad or lega

core business of google's core business of google ads as we have seen in this reporting period but yeah, there's definitely challenges and those wider economic challenges on customers having to cut back, impact of inflation and the impact of rising costs as well on products. rising costs as well on products-— rising costs as well on roducts. �* ., ., products. 0k, we're going to leave it there, _ products. ok, we're going to leave it there, thank- products. 0k, we're going to leave it there, thank you. . stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we take a look a look at the business behind women's football as england book their place in the euro championship final. cheering. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation, after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh, once an everyday part of the soldier's lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own, - in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't. really see why all these people should wander in and say,

they said plenty to mid pick about alphabet search keeps google drama-free for now. search will have to do more in the second half to offset worsening effects, the reopening, supply chain, recessionary fears, add targeting headwinds and a weakening consumer we're already going to start talking about the negligent spread >> here is my big question about search we had this retail scare last week -- was it earlier this week oh, my goodness. the days are blending together walmart, target, i don't know. part of what they're doing is liquidating inventory, trying to make room for other stuff. you would need digital ads, search ads to do that. but then once that's passed through, do you need to boy as much throughout the second half of the year to continue to operate? maybe you don't. in a way, i'm not sure that search's current performance is indicative of what we should expect. >> that's a great point. it raises the question of how sustainable is it, and back to the chart, how much of a leg lower is there you also mentioned the dollar. i want to hit on that briefly. i spo

google is doing an attempt state, if that has been banned. google is doing an attempt to delete any information relating to that person's visit to an abortion clinic or any other facility providing reproductive services. they will do that by automatically deleting the geolocation data that they hold on their servers when their systems detect that an individual has been to one of these facilities. this won't absolutely stop the authorities in states seeking data from google but this company has said that it will oppose demands that it says are overly broad or legally objectionable. this is exactly what a lot of people in the last seven days, since this ruling by the supreme court, this is the kind of thing they wanted to hear from tech companies, as we all know they hold a tremendous amount of detail about what people are doing, whether it is search engine information or where we have been. peter, this comes after several state governors met president biden, him saying that the ball is in the court, but then pressing him to do more, to protect

the business of google is not a search engine. the business of google is knowing as much about you as they can. now it seems like yesterday that i was surfing the web and google was just trying to help me catch a wave. now it's a mega corp, monetize my bathroom. who knows what the consequences of connecting our homes to the internet will be. but it's happening anyway. wikipedia says that by 2020 a now. 30000000000 devices will join what is known as the internet of the pizza delivery room. it's the inevitable result of computers getting smaller and smaller . you start with industrial computers. computers are incredibly expensive. there'd be one at mit that everyone would share than computer you got cheaper. people started getting them in their houses, then you got mobile phones. and that really meant that humans were for the 1st time completely trackable online. and then the internet of things is getting all of the electrical products in your house on mind. it's if there's something that has electricity, it's going to be why fi con

next up, alphabet the parent company of google. it missed on every top and bottom line metric atop from advertising revenue coming in better than expected. there was a concern that this was a tough advertising market. there was modest growth in youtube but in other areas, alphabet did struggle. it's interesting to see names like meta and pinterest also rising after hours in the positivity around the ad market. the nasdaq 100 is down 2% ahead of a key fed decision on wednesday where we will find out by how much rates go up. amazon was a big drag. selling off down 5% after walmart cut its profit outlook a changing consumer picture. shopify also down 40%. after it -- saying that they will hunt -- cut headcount. emily: what are your big takeaways? microsoft doesn't look good. they highlighted the strong dollar. >> i think there were narrow misses across the board. people have been waiting to see when we hit the inflection point. these companies have been performing quite well. now we have a number of factors. shutdowns in china, the uk

this won't absolutely stop the authorities in state seeking data from google. but this company has says that it will oppose demands that it says are overly broad or legally objectionable. and this is exactly what a lot of people in the last seven days since this ruling by the supreme court, this is the kind of thing that they wanted to hear from tech companies. as we all know, they held a tremendous amount of detail about what people are doing over there it is a search engine information of where we have been. engine information of where we have been-— have been. this comes after several state _ have been. this comes after several state governors - have been. this comes after - several state governors meeting president biden and him saying the ball is now in their court but then pressing him to do more to protect women's access to abortion. realistically, is there anything the president can do? , ., , can do? there is relatively little the _ can do? there is relatively little the president - can do? there is relatively little the president can - can do? there

plus, is the cloud recessionproof a check in on the enterprise side of things ahead of results from google and amazon this hour and then finally, ever trade crypto on coinbase according to the s.e.c. you may have broken the law. that story coming up later as well, jon. >> we'll start this feed with consumer weakness. walmart warning that shoppers are spending more but getting less because they're spending it all on food and energy higher margin items like apparel and tvs therefore not moving walmart shares plunging taking down names like amazon and etsy in the process and more evidence of a consumer slowdown logitech reporting a 38% fall in profit cutting outlook on slowing demand for webcams and gaming equipment, though keyboards and mice, things like that actually sell more and shopify shares also under pressure cutting 10% of its workforce, its ceo saying he expected surging e-commerce sales to continue, quote, it's now clear that bet didn't pay off. shopify shares done 80% since the high in november and reports earnings tomorrow. dee, it seems like we're seeing signs of a scenario i've

the business of google is not a search engine. the business of google is knowing as much about you as they can. now it seems like yesterday that i was surfing the web and google was just trying to help me catch a wave. now it's a mega corp, monetize my bathroom. who knows what the consequences of connecting our homes to the internet will be. but it's happening anyway. wikipedia says that by 2020 aka now. 30000000000 devices will joined what is known as the internet of the people, the delivery room. it's the inevitable result of computers getting smaller and smaller. you start with industrial computers. computers are incredibly expensive. there be one at mit that everyone would share. then computers got cheaper, people started getting them in their houses, then you got mobile phones. and that really meant that humans were for the 1st time, completely trackable online. and then the internet of things is getting all of the electrical products in your house on mind. it's if there's something that has electricity, it's going to be why

it is critical for microsoft and google. when i hear chris say, he thinks the consumer recession is coming, i don't know how we get to the place where the market can rally. i don't know how we get to the place where the market can rally 25% in the next 5.5 months. the real key, where you are finding companies that may or may not be out of the throws. as you know, and viewers know, companies like ford and gm, and disney, that are cheaper multiples, and disney, relative to the last few years, these are companies were adding to. if anything, we have seen demand in the names. we got updates from ceos recently, giving you some sense that the demand still exists for their products. these are the places way can be more aggressive, places where you can be placed in some pain. some of the cyclical stuff is based on reopening. i think thanks, on some level, but airlines, and the transportation, and travel leisure, are places we have not seen the companies price back in the customer base at full steam. >>> coming up, the real read on r

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and google faces new accusations of discrimination. what we know about the class wel bay area tech giant google faces new accusations of racial discrimination. >> a group of former employees is suing saying they were discriminated because they are black kron four's. dan thorn reports. >> just weeks after google paid millions of dollars to thousands of female employees over discrimination. the tech giant is facing trouble again. google. >> racism is evil. discrimination is evil. bias is evil. nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held to my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm

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you're watching kron. 4 news google. you need to move the discrimination because desk where black employees are facing on a daily basis. >> now at 9, some bay area tech companies are facing major accusations of racial and gender discrimination. in some cases, companies like google and tesla are having to pay out millions of dollars in settlements. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis elsik ammonia and a group of former black google employees and their attorneys. >> all announced another class action lawsuit today. kron four's dan thorn joins us in the newsroom tonight with their complaints stand. >> ellen, vicki discrimination seems to be a big issue for companies like google and tesla. the electric car maker is set to go back to court after an ex worker turned down a 15 million dollar racial bias settlement amid other accusations of a racist work environment. and just last month, google had to pay out 118 million dollars to female employees who said they were getting paid less than their male counterparts. despit

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a group of former google employees who are black. they've announced another class action lawsuit. >> kron four's dan thorn joins us in the newsroom with details on their complaints than well, catherine. pam discrimination seems to be a big issue for companies like >> google and tesla. the electric carmaker is set to go back to court after an ex worker turned down a 15 million dollar. rachel by a settlement amid other accusations racist work environment. and just weeks ago, google had to pay out 118 million dollars to female employees who said they were getting paid less than their male counterparts. well, despite these hefty settlements, the allegations are stacking up with more legal battles on the her eyes. just weeks after google paid millions of dollars to thousands of female employees over discrimination. the tech giant is facing trouble again. google. >> racism is evil. discrimination is evil. bias is evil. nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the m

i google, amazon, microsoft, and apple. they all assure us that they're not listening in on phone calls or using our phones, microphone to spy on us while we're cooking and then sending us ads for a frying pan. for example. technically, this would be possible though, but let's assume that the companies really are speaking the truth. how can we still be so perfectly targeted with ads? companies like meta and google make money through advertisements. personalize ads are especially effective at the more the companies know, the better they can target you. instagram's parents, company meta saves information that users leave when they use the up. that includes everything you share with other users voluntarily, like photos, comments and likes. but the app also stores meta data from photos and videos that you upload, like where it was shot, and what it to picks. if you're constantly logged into instagram, facebook on your phone, you're also sharing your location as instagram, facebook, and what's up all register. where when the at

let us start with microsoft and the parent company of google, alphabet. ed ludlow at the top lines from the quarter. >> we are actually a touch higher. 3/10 of 1% after microsoft missed on the top and bottom line here. the story is the stronger dollar is impacting overseas revenue and profit but we are also seeing a bigger than expected pullback in spending and cloud and software services. 12% growth but not the growth we have been used to in this pandemic. alphabet missed on every top and bottom line metric apart from one. the one that mattered. advertising revenue coming in better than expected. a concern after we had snapper earnings last week was that this was a tough advertising market. search ads held up really well. there was some modest growth in youtube as well but in other areas, alphabet did struggle. it was also interesting to see names like meta and pinterest also riding -- rising in after hours. this is where we finished the day during the tuesday session. this is ahead of the key fed decision on wednesday when we will find out by how much r

the attorney announced that he has a class action on the half of google's black employees. many of the stories told today sounded familiar. >> they often police black employees by looking in their bags or saying we are not google enough which i came to know meant we were not white enough. >> someone said my blackness should not come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. >> when they complained about their treatment, no one was disciplined and they were advised to assume the best intent. >>> the fair is back. the entire affair is being held outside. the carnival rights are set up and a second fares will have been brought in. the yard animals are ready to be greeted by all the kids. it has been a couple of years since the fair was shut down. >> people have not come out in a long time. they are coming back and seeing what is available. it has been a good community builder. >> we are so happy to be back in person. we have been working for two years to bring it back to our community. >> the fair will end with a traditional july 4th fireworks show. >>> i im

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google. >> racism is evil. discrimination is evil. bias is evil. nationally known civil rights attorney ben crump speaking on behalf of several current and former black employees of the mountain view based company. look, accusations include google unfairly policing black employees while also telling those workers they are not welcome. >> complaints to hr and managers they say were ignored. my chief of staff told me that my blackness shouldn't come to work, that i should figure out a way to leave it at home. but i look. >> i looked to the sky with my held hit my head held high in my fist up. i'm very black and i'm very proud of being that. >> google joins tesla in facing accusations of racial discrimination. the electric carmaker was hit with another lawsuit thursday alleging racism and harassment at its fremont factory. the company has denied any wrongdoing, but it's still looking at the potential of paying out millions. the alleged behavior at both companies may different specific accusations. but overall, the argument stands change is needed. >>

in the case of google, they have something called search. you're see the shift, one of the big themes in the market, a shift away from discretionary product spend to services. you mentioned travel and the airports are crammed, and you do the same searches for travel that you would to find product, and so google has sort of hedged, depending on the spend consumers have, whereas facebook, linked to e-commerce doesn't. we initiated etsy with the sale rating, and we think they are in the cross hairs, if you will of discretionary spending by consumers that is clearly drying up. >> a sell on etsy, any others? >> we have sales on quite a few companies. downgraded twitter to a sale because the numbers are poor. there's really no certainty that musk is going to be called to account and forced to buy the company. again, compared to snap, absolutely slammed last friday, and sort of reversing the bear market rally in a lot of tech, and for sales up 5% sequentially, and twitter sales actually down 3% sequentially. it's coming from different positions, an

we are begging you to send us google play. gift card worth. $75 with so many people using reviews to make decisions on where to eat. alter says fake reviews can be damaging. right now. it's kind of the slower season and there's a ton restaurants in san francisco and a lot in your place is opening and get that much negative feedback when it's. >> extortion is pretty terrible when you're just trying so hard. >> on a normal day to day basis in a statement to kron 4 news, google said, quote, our team is actively investigating the situation and have already begun removing cases of policy, violating content. >> our policies clearly state reviews must be based on really experiences. business owners experiencing this are encouraged to flag any suspicious activity to google in san francisco. taylor bisaki kron. 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, thick black smoke poured into the air in oakland on monday after a fire started at the wood street homeless encampment. the fire actually burned below interstate 80 near 34th and wood streets. t

google controls 90% of web searches in america today. i can't think of more gross abuse of power or monopoly to shut down an idea because you disagree with them. i put together a coalition of attorney generals along with attorney general of kentucky, we put google on notice. this private charity, don't do it, we have the power of attorney general to investigate you and see if you are using or abusing anti-trust statutes. our job is to be the people's lawyer and be folks representing the underdog and crisis pregnancy centers are under siege. i've had two centers, one in prince william county and one in lynchburg that have tried to silence the voices and it is tragic and we're proud to stand with them. >> todd: it begs the question why the party of "choice" is worried a woman might get a range of options when faced with pregnancy. why democrats only want you to have the option to terminate pregnancy is telling. keep us posted on your work. republicans just returned from the border and say the message president biden is sending is false. >>

google ad sales hold up. heidi:/growth outlook, saying that the world may be on the brink of recession. shery: russia is set to keep squeezing vital gas to europe as long as the war in ukraine continues. u.s. futures rebounding from the session we had in new york, s&p 500 fell. we are not surprise given the consumer confidence falling to the lowest since february of 2021. traders are bracing for the fed rate decision. disappointing guidance from walmart, clouding the market throughout the session. so far, we saw the 10 year yield hold up, that risk off sentiment in the oil space as well. the asian session rebounding above the $95 a barrel high. sales growth the so lowest since 2020. especially without the bet, -- especially with alphabet, after earnings, countering the narrative that perhaps a slowdown in the economy will really hurt electronics. it is a back-and-forth with traders trying to decide where to go from here. heidi: there is a lot of conviction, isn't there? we do have the second quarter cpi print

thought of googling it, or learning about it. so, as far as an executive order can go without congress, that was the point of this executive order. to sit down, to possibly, come up with all of the ways these things can be used against us. i, for one, immediately deleted my period tracking app from my phone. google has come out to say, okay, we will delete data about people who are near abortion clinics. but, even google employees say, that doesn't go far enough. big tech companies, like google, and apple, can take a more proactive stance here, in ensuring that all of our health related, and our data, in general, is protected, and kept private. >> we are reminded, daily, of uncharted territories that we are in right now, and there was technology, and personal privacy, even when they play into it. greatly appreciate your time, and your insights. >> thank you. >> continuing, danger, one republican congressman, presenting to our elections. we'll tell you about that, and more. ou about that, and more more (joe) wait, did he just say

google play gt cafo don'tread, you kn don't read why. they just assume that something's wrong with the restaurant, right? and then they go ahead, and they may not come visit you. it can really destroy your restaurant. >> right now google allows people to leave star reviews with no text. the owners of lukos are asking for a better system to prevent blackmail. we reached out to google and so far no word back. >>> tonight bay area climate activists are letting air out of suv tires to send a message about gus consumption. several vacaville residents recently discovered their tires deflated with a flyer on their wind shield. a group of anonymous people started the trend in europe. >>> in an attempt to curb an uptick in pedestrian deaths -- there have been 22 already this year, one more will match the total for all of 2021. >> i think the crackdown is amazing. it's needed. it's been a problem for many years. we're just tired of it. i've got kids myself, and it's just not safe. >>> tonight an eye-opening look at the impact of covid in californi

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i'm going to start microsoft and google. they are doing very well this morning, very well indeed. >> this morning tell me about shopify they reported earlier i think they went straight down. >> will start with the bad news, shopify, remember the bad news they reported a net loss i'm giving you the exact numbers of one point to billion dollars in the quarter from a profit of $879 billion a year ago that is a year ago. the forecast awful for the second half of the year, management is calling this a transition year from the big e-commerce pull forward that we saw during the pandemic and yesterday we told you they cut 10% of their staff. stuart: they are victims of a slowing economy and consumers from buying stuff, that is the problem. >> it might be the only negative big earnings report will think of this morning. most are positive are being interpreted as positive. stuart: what about boeing i saw them report this morning. >> quarterly numbers missed, you are correct. here's a but a step to the goal of positive free cash flow f