wire cutter, cnet and travel and leisure. but those websites get none of the credit. none of the eyes on their ads, no link affiliate money or anything else. robert weissman is the president of public citizen, and while he probably doesn't stay up late at night worrying about wire cutters and dollars, he does have legitimate worries. public citizen sent this letter to the federal trade commission, the doj and chairs of the house and senate antitrust committees warning lm search can sabotage the open internet. robert, good morning. the way i understand this, websites are going to be hurt by this because fewer people are simply going to click those links, right? i mean, the search engines had everything to gain. google can just answer the question, but those those websites have everything to lose. that's exactly right. i mean, as google brings, artificial intelligence into search so that you get an answer for a full, rich narrative answer in the search response, there's no reason at all to click on the links and go to the actual sources, what we see is, is the worry of

joining us is my friend lisa at a chico cnet senior editor. welcome. so let's talk about amazon. in recent months we've really seen open ai google unveiled their new ai assistants. saying is there a pioneering in the world of a i do you think amazon is kind of late to the game? i just found out you can whisper to alexa and she was 1st back. that was a cool thing. from 1 boy. to another opening. ai. really? they've pulled the sky voice right from chat govts voice feature. following user opinion that it sounds a little too similar to actress scarlett johansson. this was a big story earlier this week. it's kind of a little surreal. is this a situation where a i legal issues could come to play? so fascinating. this 1 is not done yet. alright, lisa. thank you so much. you have a great day. where you are, we appreciate it. let's talk about your moneywatch with a look at where the markets are right now, let's take a look at that live. the big board showing those numbers, right now at 920 in the morning here in pacific standard time and we are down, we're almost down 60 points earlier, w

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so joining us right now is lisa at a chico senior editor at cnet, highly so welcome. >live>thanks for having >gianna>me. i'm excited to talk about this and there is so much to discuss because apple stream there let loose event yesterday so we got a good 1st look at their new ipad lineup and 2 new ipad airs. really? what are the new features? you can tell us about? >live>yeah. absolutely. so for the ipad air, the big thing is really the new size options that now comes an 11 inch and 13 inch options, which is the 1st time apple is doing this for the ipad air. there's also a processor upgrade. so these new tablets will run on apple's m to chip which isn't its newest m series chip, but it certainly is an upgrade. from the m 1 chip in the previous model, and then another new feature that is maybe a little bit underrated, but i think people will really find it useful. is the new location of the facetime. on camera. it's now on the landscape edge of the tablet so that is easier if you have your tablet and you're propping it up in a standard kickstand or something like that i

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the news continues right here on cnet outright. >> next, breaking news, new reporting just into outfront about the trump team's strategy in court tomorrow. >> and what is the most important day of the entire hush money trial? >> we now know what team trump plans to zero in on with michael cohen, plus more breaking news. this our a brazen assassination attempt a world leader, close putin ally shot five times in broad daylight, still in the hospital. as i speak, will tell you what we know and nikki haley doing it again, primary after primary double-digit support, even though she dropped down to the race months ago. so where are these supporters going to go? let's go while front and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett and we begin out front tonight with the breaking news, the trump is too cheap defense. >> so paula reid has this incredible new reporting tonight about teen trump's strategy heading into what they say will be the most important day of trump's criminal trial. so in just hours, michael cohen is going to return to the stand and cnn is learning that trump's lead attorney todd blanch

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and this cnet $35,000 payment after $35,000 payment, the former trump organization count has been walking the jury through how michael cohen was paid back for allegedly buying the silence of stormy daniels in those closing weeks before the 2016 election, hala read karan friedman, agnes below are back here with me. we've been watching all of these live updates that we're getting from our colleagues and the courtroom. and one thing that's interesting that i think the prosecution it's trying to undermine is an argument that the defense made their opening arguments with the whole trial began for any witnesses and taking a stand, and they said, well, if he was paying michael cohen back for the $130,000, then why did he pay him 400? $20,000 i should know donald trump is walking in the courtroom there with his attorney top pledge mind, and he gave a thumbs up to the camera. >> he didn't speak. >> but they've been making this argument. why would we why did why did they pay him back 420,000? but dollars it was only for 130. this witness, though right now is saying, well, here's why, because we wan