today the majority of traffic that goes to google into either terminating on google or going to google's secondary pages. it states on google.com and winds up going to some type of secondary page inside their walled garden. that wasn't always the case. if you rewind to say 2004 when google went public, larry page, google's cofounder, was quoted and these quotes are included in their documents when they filed ipo with the sec, he's quoted as saying google we want to get you onto google and added to the web as quickly as possible. and, in fact, that's the entire point. today, not only is that not true but google is during all of this traffic to itself and, therefore, in a sense d oxygenating the entire wide web and stifling innovation and ultimately harming consumers because they're not getting access to the best information from across the internet. >> host: my sense would be yelp would depend on google in many ways? >> guest: it's a codependence. when google started it had sort of a dual pledge to consumers. it was, come to google and you will never use yahoo! ever again. focus on cultiv

today the majority of traffic that goes to google ends up either terminating on google are going to google secondary pages. so it stays on google.com and winds up going to some type of second page inside their walled garden. that was not always the case. if you rewind to 2004 when google went public, larry page, googles co-founder, was quoted in these quotes are included in their s1 documents, when they filed for an ipo with the sec, he is quoted as saying, at google we want to get you onto google and out into the web as quickly as possible. entire fact, that is the point. today, not only is that not true , but google is steering all of this traffic to itself. and therefore in a sense the oxygenating the entire worldwide web and stifling innovation, and harming consumers because they are net getting access to the best information from across the internet. host: my sense would be that a yelp would depend on google in many ways. guest: as a codependency. when google started it had a it wasedge to consumers a come to google and you will never use altavista or yahoo! ever again. two webmasters

today the majority of traffic that goes to google ends up either terminating on google are going to google's secondary pages but stays on google .com and winds up going to some type of secondary page inside their pardon. that was not always the case. if you rewind to 2004, when google went public, larry page was coded as in these quotes are actually included in their f1 documents when they filed for the ipo with the fcc quoted as saying, you know, a google we want to get you onto google and out into the web as quickly as possible and in fact that's the entire point but today not only is that not true but google is storing all this traffic to itself and therefore in a sense the oxygenating the entire world wide web and the stifling innovation and ultimately harming consumers because they are not getting access to the best information from across the internet. >> host: my sense would be that yelp would depend on google and many things. >> guest: it's a codependency. when google started it had a dual pledge to consumers and it was a come to google and you will never use [inaudible] ever again.

a trojan horse for big pharma and i guess i was more disturbed than surprised to read that google's. parent company alphabet has pharma subsidiaries absolutely i say that google is a drug company now and so for me the most startling find was that they had invested in vax attack which is out of oxford and they are developing a one size fits all flu vaccine which means that they are not on during our personal fingerprint and fingerprint we all have different bio chemistry and we can't all take a one size fits all what do they have to do what does google have to do with drugs well now their own buy pharmaceuticals and all the dots dr mercola has lost 7099 percent of his traffic on the calling dot com has lost 76 percent of our traffic a lot of controversy about vaccination which you mentioned is google contaminating the conversation is it corrupting the exchange of ideas about vaccines i think there's a global network that are working to mandate vaccines and there is vaccine mania and i don't like the word anti backs or i am pro medical freedom i am pro informed consent and i been speak

you tube should not be under the corporate control of google because google just can't keep its hands out of the you know honeypot we've seen them try to hack culture hack politics and for them to be able to use their influence to you know hide searches and decide what the public is to see on its various services needs to be looked at scrutinized and and broken off from the main company so that for he is thank you for joining us and for your conscience and for speaking out. there's lots more in the big picture after this short break i'm holland cook in washington you're watching r.t. america. each simulating civilization will be able to run using a tiny fraction of its resources. hundreds of thousands millions of runs through all of human history almost all. beings with our kinds of experiences with them to simulated ones rather than on simulated ones and conditional on that they are good we should think fearful of the one of the simulated ones. a fairly super cool for sure to both of us looks like there was a news media it was so on the internet to start with you should also be achie

recommend against using anything google. where you know we have a saying in silicon valley which is if the product is free you are the product and so really google's entire platform is based upon surveillance of your data and then bundling that up and selling your habits online to various intelligence agencies around the world and so the question is whether google spying on you is you know is invalid that their entire business model is to spy on you of course they're spying on you and for people that are looking to sort of detox from all the surveillance capitalism that's secretly been employed i really recommend that they move away from g. mail on to something like proton mail move away from something like chrome browser or firefox and move to what i use which is the brave browser which is based on the open source version of the chrome browser but with all of the spying you know services being ripped out by a really smart programmer and we can find that brave browser if we google it. yeah or dot dot go or use the start page

about how to improve search results on google simply says eat eat 80 published. stuff that demonstrates your expertise your authoritativeness and your trustworthiness and the google spiders will find you but mary telling us that the playing field is less level are humans within google picking winners and losers yeah they're manipulating search there's no more organic search results now it's auto suggestion so i minored in psychology that is a very subtle but powerful mind control tool so if you were to put in the example that i often use is if you were to put in supplements are what will come up now is not the most popular what people are actually looking for it will come up with maligned searches like supplements are dangerous supplements are not f.d.a. approved so how do we form our perceptions it's based on information if we're not getting the information and the information is manipulated then that is impacting how we see the world and we're getting half assed truths what is fake is now true and the inverse it's topsy-turvy the ministry of truth is very hard

facebook probably has a little more exposure than google does. 10-15% vertical for a name like google. they definitely would be impacted. there is no escaping it. these companies have cyclical exposure. the question is by how much their growth rates would be cut. a great is even in financial crisis, they will still be able to grow, but nowhere near where they are growing today. emily: we had laura martin from need him on last week saying that even though you can watch movies from the comfort of your own home and you might think a lot more people are doing that, what makes you think that netflix and amazon will be spared here? mark: i am not a person to say any of these companies will be spared. it is a relative call. inexpensive,ix is at-home entertainment. it is inexpensive, maybe not versus disney but certainly versus going to a movie theater. you can watch as much as you want for $8.99 per month. in the 2008-2009 recession, there was almost no change. were they able to pull off a price increase this year? no, but i don't think they were looking to do that either. amazon, over the y

whether there's a google app or not a google app. and honest incident command system would have someone just telling the truth so that the american public would focus on the pandemic. and let me just be as clear as i can. the department of defense's decision to keep domestic -- to ban domestic travel for military is a sign, in my world, it's a signal that the department of defense is preparing for a homeland mission. that is good because you always want a plan b, but we're not messing around now. in the sense that we now have the foreign travel bans essentially a hint of a domestic travel ban which i would assume -- i came home today from new york. and so, you know, this is now in the very, very serious stage, and so, you know, i'll use this perch to just tell the american public, ignore, you know, it's not about trump and his test but the problem is, of course, he's the president of the united states and one would like leadership coming out when you have -- when you have 50 states dealing with it. so instead we're depending on ceos

we see this with google. they, worked with the department of defense on a very small contract called project may ven, looking at how to apply a.i. to their recognition technology in drones, and this is a very small contract. a handful of people out of googled empire working on it. when people found out inside google this was happening, people -- a number of people resigned in protest terrorism was a company-wide letter circulating we do not believe that google should be in the defense business, and google backed down, let the contract expire. so it's significant portion of the drive, people that work in these organizations, that want to see tech being used to build things to do good. >> their beliefs not totally unlike a government's is constitute offed constituent parts. >> yeah. something that i think is one of the interesting features of these particular companies that i call net states. of course they're interested in their bottom line, interested in making sure they can be successful businesses, but you

i want to thank the people at google and google communications. as you know, they substantiated what i said on friday. the head of google, a great gentleman, called us and apologized, i don't know where the press got their fake news, but they got it someplace. as you know, this is from google, they -- you can figure it out yourself and i am sure you will apologize. it would be great if we could give the news correctly. so wonderful. i just had a phone call with very impressive people, the biggest in the world of stores, groceries and all. i'll give you the names. , dave clark whole foods. the ceo of campbell soup company. the ceo of target. the chairman and ceo, president of hy-vee. the ceo of general mills, great company. of sysco.ent and ceo the ceo of cosco. ceo of publix. donny king, tyson foods. the chairman and ceo of kargil. kroger,and chairman of big company. doug mcmillan, ceo of walmart. he's been fantastic. doug was here on friday and watched the market go up 2000 points. on friday, it went up almost 2000 points. the ceo of dollar gener

later facebook, google, youtube, amazon and a few others came together for a global internet for an to talk about how to fight terrorism explicitly. it wasn't a lot of cooperation with governments and then skip forward we saw hurricanes in the u.s., hurricane maria hit puerto rico and a white house cell phone coverage and we didn't show up, who showed up, tesla came forward to rebuild electric grid, and google showed up with balloonthe ones that provide int telecommunications coverage and it was at this time i thought okay, what is going on in the tech industry, they are not just making spreadsheets and calendars and applications. they are getting involved in areas way outside of their mission and areas that used to be full responsibility of government. with diplomacy, counterterrorism, defense, infrastructure building, citizen services. and i thought there has to be a better way to talk about them then just tech. they seem to have a role to play in geopolitics. it's defined nonstate actors as examples like the un and nato. we started seeing this term referencing al qaeda and then even

. >>> mounting concerns after the president and vice president announced google was launching a coronavirus testing website, implying a large-scale operation. but the company now pushing back on those claims, saying the site is in its early stages, currently only rolling out in one state. >>> the headline just in. europe's new hot zone. spain set to go on virtual lockdown, as cases there spike towards 6,000. more than 1,500 new cases in a single day. with the virus continuing to take a devastating toll on italy. >>> the big question tonight, are hospitals in the u.s. prepared to fight this global pandemic? the stunning admission from a doctor on the front lines. >>> and the show must go on. the broadway star recruiting young voices to help spread hope to a world on edge. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we begin tonight with the many breaking developments in the worldwide coronavirus emergency. president trump extending the travel ban with europe now including the uk and ireland. the w.h.o. calling europe the center of the pandemic. while here at

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google's chief internet evangelist there. now a home office minister has told the house of lords that the government is examining what can be done to stop the use of the so called "rough sex defence" in courts to escape justice. last month, the killer of the british packbacker grace millane in new zealand claimed that she had died accidently after "consensual choking". the 28—year—old man, who can't be named for legal reasons, was convicted or murder and jailed for life. ministers are also planning a new law to tackle domestic violence a law that will create a commissioner to stand up for victims and survivors. my lords, the domestic abuse bill includes an all—purpose definition of domestic abuse to ensure that the nature of abuse is fully understood and emphasising it is not just physical or sexual violence but also includes controlling or coercive behaviour or economic abuse. as part of our plans for implementing the bill, we are considering options for public awareness campaigns. while i welcome the reintroduction of

over the weekend google launched an educational krone virus website that's focused on u.s. residents now the page google dot com slash coded 19 contains information tabs for same tems prevention and even treatments along with a global citizen fix that shows the number of confirmed cases recoveries and deaths in a blog post google said the website is quote focused on education prevention and local resources know people can find state based information safety and prevention tips search trends related to covert 19 and further resources for individuals educators and businesses now this comes one week after president donald trump said that google was working on a web site to determine if a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at convenient locations while this feature is not included in this current web site and it is unclear when it will be completed but google sister company verily launched a screening website for people who want to get tests but that page is very limited in scope and provides information only to people in the bay area. in europe the world's most popula

i'm not very google—friendly and i'm trying to change that. one of the first things that comes up is the site that i don't own or control but where the home page is written in the first person like i'm the one running it. on my wikipedia it's posted as my official website, and we've tried countless times to take it down, including taking legal action, but the company won't hear anything and we've made them countless offers. let's go through this step—by—step. how did a girl who was brought by her parents to the united states from lebanon, your home country, schooled in the united states. clearly smart, went to university in texas and read history. how did you get involved with the sex/porn industry? i don't think low self—esteem discriminates against anyone. doesn't matter if you come from a great family or if you come from a not—so—great background. i struggled my entire childhood with weight and i never felt attractive or worthy of male attention, and suddenly my first year of college i start losing all this weight from making smal

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work on a website with easy access to coronavirus testing information. >> google has 1,700 engineers working on this right now. they've made tremendous progress. >> reporter: and it wasn't just the president. dr. deborah burkes of his coronavirus task force holding this up chart to explain how it would work. >> where clients and patients and people of interest can go, fill out a screening questionnaire. >> reporter: the vice president jumping in, too. >> and then at the same website are targeting a little bit of their parking lot so people with drive-through test. >> reporter: google tweeting this system on behalf of their sister company the website is in the early stages of development, and that it plans to roll testing out in the bay area with the hope of expanding more broadly over time. today the vice president was pressed for an explanation. >> the discrepancy of the website, google's involvement. >> we're working literally around the clock and i know that our whole team working on this public and private partnership couldn't be more grateful to all of the hard-working people at

over the weekend google launched an educational krone virus website that's focused on u.s. residents now the page google dot com slash coded 19 contains information tabs for symptoms prevention and even treatments along with a global citizen fix that shows the number of confirmed cases recoveries and deaths in a blog post google said the website is quote focused on education prevention and local resources know people can find state based information safety and prevention tips search trends related to covert 19 and further resources for individuals educators and businesses now this comes one week after president donald trump said that google was working on a web site to determine if a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at convenient locations while this feature is not included in this current web site and it is unclear when it will be completed but google sister company verily launched a screening website for people who want to get tests but that page is very limited in scope and provides information only to people in the bay area. in europe the world's most popular

google has 1,700 engineers working on this right now. they've made tremendous progress. >> reporter: quickly after the announcement was made, we learned that this was not actual the case. there was no national website that was in the works from google. it was a surprise that this had taken this form because, again, where he got the number of 1,7-00 engineers working on this national website, it's still an unknown. today vice president pence was asked and tried to offer clarity to clean it up. he said that we learned more details at 5:00 p.m. friday. he also said what we had learned, that there was a test pilot program that was not being done by google but by their parent company that was supposed to be just for the bay area. that's where they were going to roll this out. and in fact, we learned, sources telling cnn's jake tapper, that california officials were shocked when they saw the graphic that was presented with that news of the google national website because it was their graphic that they had been using with working with this pare

advertising for companies like google and facebook or worse. googles you ask about, and facebook are the worst position because they have so much advertising, and advertising is slowing right now because travel is 10% of advertising. travel-based company stop advertising. when you don't get a dollar of advertising, you have 75% -- you lose 75% margin. so those companies have a lot of downside risk. also silicon valley is doing a very kind thing in that it is going to pay its hourly workers, even though none of them are coming to work. that will hurt the income statement as well for facebook and alphabet. emily: we have a piece about how google is fighting misinformation about the coronavirus on its platform. from one of the first times, google is getting involved in aggressively moderating the ranking system. surfacing new stories from mainstream organizations when asked about the coronavirus, d prioritizing what could possibly be fake news or misinformation about the coronavirus. the same thing on youtube. google, who take on after for so long

look, if this happens, if section 230 goes away will google survive and twitter survive? yeah, they will survive but will a new start up survive? absolutely not but will it threaten like aaron b or -- yeah, there's a problem there. that is the problem we face. this is not about these great people saying we are concerned about things and trying to bury child sex trafficking which they are falling for this ruse. it is a ruse because what is going on is are trying to say this is something that is not their hurting americans but it's the first amendment and about someone's right to state their opinions online. we did it with the coronavirus in china. if the chinese government shut down the internet and the doctor that warned about it and now they're dealing with a major, major health issue because they are shutting down the government. we are not china. we have a fundamental belief in the first amendment and in the first amendment is what is vetted in section 230. whether that it has internet scrutiny, i don't want to find out. we don't want to see congress erode section 230

over the weekend google launched an educational virus website that's focused on u.s. residents now the page google dot com slash coded 19 contains information tabs for symptoms prevention and even treatments along with global citizen stakes that shows the number of confirmed cases recoveries and death in a blog post google fed the website is focused on education prevention and local resources now people can find state based information safety and prevention tips search trends related to covert 19 and further resources for individuals educators and businesses now this comes one week after president donald trump said that google was working on a website to determine if a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at convenient locations while this feature is not included in this current website and it isn't. we're when it will be completed but google sister company verily launched a screening website for people who want to get test but that page is very limited in scope and provides information only to people in the bay area. in europe the world's most popular video st

so where is the discrepancy about the website, google's involvement? >> we're working literally around the clock and i know that our whole team working on this public and private partnership couldn't be more grateful to all of the hard-working people at google that are helpig to put this website together. >> reporter: rachael scott, nbc news, washington. >> google refirmed a firmed they are working with the government on a website about covid-19 and promoting information on the google home page and youtube. we'll see what happens there. >>> coming up on "this week" national institute of allergy and infectious diseases director dr. fauci will talk about the covid-19 threat and the government's response, watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopolous" at 8:00 a.m. here on abc 7. >>> the coronavirus outbreak is impacting the presidential election. tonight answer head to head democratic debate between bernie sanders and joe biden will not have a live audience. it has been moved from phoenix to cnn studios in washington, d.c. jorge ramos

in this case, one of google's. and while it is still early days, one of the things people expect quantum processors will eventually be very good at is solving hugely complex medical problems. a lot of calculations we run today with chemistry, you have to make approximations very early on in the calculation, which means you decrease the accuracy of the results. with quantum computing, we are hoping that someday, we're gonna be able to get high accuracy in a low amount of time. quantum computers have some peculiar properties. they can consider many solutions to a problem at the same time. once we truly understand how to build them at scale and operate them, these machines should massively outperform traditional computers at certain tasks. and there is a feeling that we are starting to get close to this quantum dream. at ces earlier this year, ibm, one of google's main quantum competitors, was showing off its 0 system 0ne. it is one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. maybe that is because i am a massive geek

president trump called out google specifically saying it's going to help with this website. lots of questions about exactly how much google had planned to do that before the president said it was going to happen. but google had been criticized for not helping out as much with military things as the president would like is this an opportunity for a different stage of cooperation between tech and government? >> yeah, i think so. government, you have to separate trump from government in this case i think tech, it really is moving forward with all kinds of parts of the government to try to get information out and minimize misinformation, price gougers and things like that and to provide products. in that case in this way, they're working hard they met at the white house last week as you know, tech leaders and all kinds of things they can do i think that one of the things that's critically important to remember here is that, you know, when these companies do rise to the occasion they can do a lot of great things and they can, again, just at the very base provide great information

the president mentioned a site google would build. google disputed that. is there clarity on that this morning? >> reporter: a lot of confusion surrounding that website the white house said they partnered with google to create. google came out friday suggesting they were not building a website national in scale providing information about coronavirus testing. this is after president trump got up in the rose garden and said they were partnering with google to very quickly launch a national website that could help people find out whether they needed to get tested and where they should go, but last night in a series of tweets google did say they were partnering with the trump administration to work on such a website and the vice president, mike pence, tried to offer clarity saying there would be a pilot version in the san francisco bay area that a subsidiary of google is, would go on and hope to test it there and then roll it out to the whole u.s. at some point that san francisco website will launch monday. a lot of confusion surrounding the rollout of this w

look, if this happens, if section 230 goes way, will google google and twitter survive? yes. when a new startup survive? absolutely not. will someone like and airbnb ebay? yes. there's a problem there. that's a problem we face. this is not about these great people saying we are concerned about consumer things and trying to -- idly some senators are falling for this ruse. it is a ruse because what's going on is trying to say this is something that's not hurting americans. this is about the first amendment and about someone try to state their opinions online. we are dealing with the coronavirus thing in china. the chinese government shut down the internet and the doctor the word about it. now they are didn't with a major, major health issue because they are shutting down the government. we are not china. we have a fundamental belief in the first amendment. the first amendment is what is embedded into 30. whether not beckon to countrified internet scrutiny or first amendment and i don't find it. we do want to see congress erode section 230. >> host: it was just announced britain

i want to thank google. gooing cell helping to develop a website. gle is helping to develop a website. at a nearby convenient location. >> the bay area will be the first to try out the website. and other actions, the white house is waiving interests on federal student loans and easing some federal reg eulogists to make more hospital beds available. >>> several bay area school districts announced today they're shutting down campuses in an effort to step up social distancing. they include all santa clara county public schools. the oakland unified school district. the

i want to thank google. google is helping to develop a website that is going to be very quickly done, unlike websites of the past, to determine whether a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at a nearby convenient location. we have many locations behind us, by the way. google is 1,700 engineers working on this right now. they've made tremendous progress. our overriding goal is to stop the spread of the virus and to help all americans who have been impacted by this. again, we don't want everybody taking this test. it's totally unnecessary. and this will pass. this will pass through and we're going to be stronger for it. >> this will pass. however, several people involved in the proposed plan said the administration was overstating the scope of its multiple fronts. once the health officials said the announcement surprised all of us and that it was bizarre pointing out many of the public health service officers are deployed elsewhere and could not be shortly shifted. a google communications account tweet

apparently that was news to google. they are now working with the government, but officials in california told my colleague jake tapper they were actually stunned to hear the president say this because they had a pilot program set to launch next week only in california or part of california. and they were going to present it to the trump administration. but there was not this nationwide initiative ready to go. >> we've conflated two things there that are confusing. google and their website that gives you instructions about where and how you can get a test is different from the availability of tests, okay? so the google right now, they were talking about, we have a website up and it will have information and it's kind of a pilot. but still, apart from that, having the test available in commercial places where you can get it are not absolutely wed to google's website. you can still get tested if their website isn't up to where it should be. >> i understand, but if the president is saying google has a website or is putting

. >> i want to thank google. google is helping to develop a website. it's going to be very quickly done. unlike websites of the past. to determine whether a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at a nearby, convenient location. we have many, many locations behind us, by the way. we cover this country and large parts of the world. by the way, we're not going to be talking about the world right now. but we cover very, very strongly, our country in virtually every location. google is 1,700 engineers working on this right now. they've made tre dmendous progress. >> except, according to google, that's not what they're doing. they put out a statement tonight. so stand by. we're going to have that in just a moment. what they're saying about the president's claim. >>> in the meantime, the house speaker nancy pelosi taking to the podium tonight talking about the bill that they have come to an agreement on. let's listen to the house speaker. >> response to the coronavirus crisis. this followed our bill last week, last wednesday, that was about the appropr

facebook amazon apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook that are doing the most damage to our behavior and our lifestyles not amazon which has been in the news this week for lots of criticism over the way it's got money out of government apple microsoft you say it's google and facebook is that right. well look there are plenty of reasons to criticize us on microsoft and facebook and for full disclosure i have a relationship with microsoft now and for even full disclosure i've sold a company to google i actually really like big tech companies i'm not sort of anti-corporate or anti tech companies however what distinguishes google and facebook is that they rely almost solely on the manipulation machine for their money they don't have any diversification they're absolutely addicted to it like picture states are addicted to oil and so it does in my view corrupt them now the things i'm talking about these when appeal ations are all the tech companies engage in them to some degree but not totally so there might be additional reasons to criticize the other tech companies there probabl

i want to thank google. google is helping to develop a website. it is going to be very quickly done. unlike websites of the past. to determine whether a test is warranted and to facilitate testing at a nearby, convenient location. we have many, many locations behind this, by the way. google has 1 rk,700 engineers working on this right now. they've made tremendous progress. our overriding goal is to stop the spread of the virus and to help all americans who have been impacted by this. again, we don't want everybody taking this test. it is totally unnecessary. this will pass. this will pass through, and we're going to be even stronger for it. >> this will pass through. >> oh, my lord. >> it'll go away. so the president of the united states in a press conference on friday, meant to calm fears, said google is helping develop a website to facilitate testing. talked about the thousands of google engineering who were doing that. >> he was reading it. several people involved in the proposed plan said the administration was actually overstating the scope o

google is celebrating on the home page. and it is the google doodle that that you see when you go to google.com. and google is announcing the most searched term for women of various different industries. they must include or apparently they include, musician taylor swift, athlete serena williams, author tony morrison and comedian awkawfina. >>> to the super fan with a robotic arm. the tallahassee girl was born without hands and the first person in the country with an r2d2 inspired prostti with a hero arm. >> luke sky walker calls it a hero arm. >> it makes me feel happy. that he thought i was a hero. >> and mark hamill played a big role in helping when he heard that she was trying to raise $14,000, he retweeted the fundraiser to his millions of fans. >> using the platform for good. >> using the platform for force. >> good one. >>> talking about the weather, one last check can. >> >> a lot of cloud cover. the cloud cover acts like an insulate ther time of the year. numbers will slowly fall into the 40s overnight tonight. som

classrooms or google hangouts are google docs>> some school districts will land provide free school lunches families depend on and they are setting up locations where families can go to pick up those meals >>> of the grand princess cruise ship is scheduled to leave the port of oakland. it is scheduled to sail out of the port at 8 am this morning and then anchor somewhere in the san francisco bay for a two week quarantine the cruise ship docked in oakland when we could go after 21 people on board tested positive for the virus, hundreds of crewmembers and several passengers remain on board. many dockworkers at the port of oakland are fighting to stop the shipment of contaminated waste in the grand princess cruise ship through the waters of oakland and they held a rally at the port yesterday to express their concerns union leaders said the contaminated waste creates a public health problem that goes far beyond the port.>> it is presenting a problem and a health risk, not only for the workers here today but for the community. there is too much unknown about the coronavirus for us to tak

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we had the ceo or the cfo of companies like uber, lyft, and google alphabet all present at an investor conference this week i think what we heard from all of them is not yet a material impact lyft said they were seeing a small positive impact because people were leaving public transportation uber said they were seeing impact at airports but it wasn't material enough and they may have a hedge and google given a chance they have not yet seen a material impact those three stock, uber, google, and facebook in line with the market around 10%. we think valuations are interesting. no idea how long we'll see a potential impact on the businesses, but we like the assets so on this pullback we're buyers uber first, facebook second, google third >> mark, a lot of uncertainty as this is such a fluid situation in general how are you assessing the stocks that you cover right now and especially when it comes to something like ride sharing? could we actually see names like uber and lyft be somewhat immune or is the worst yet to come? >> it's a good question. ride sharing, we're look at it in perspectiv