cnet is here with with a preview. what will be unveiled today? that's the big question. >> reporter: some of the thingse expect we could see are updates to things like the echo dot smart speaker, maybe updates to ring, the home security system.d doorbell. maybe even fire tv. oe tablets. i was taking a peek at what we have a live blog at cnee we're kind of updating what's gg on and i quickly looked over one one of the things that's been announced is something called the kindle scribe. basically a bigger ereader with a stylist and you can take notes and draw and that is about $400. so we'll we'll see what other products ce out of this. but essentially you you know, amazon use this to debut new devices and new services and features. >> and today's launch event wile pretty big but there's also a nw announcement about amazon's prie day too. so what can you tell us us about that? >> this is an event that amazons calling prime early access saled it's right there in the name. yu know, this -- this starts octobr 11th and 12th. and the goal here here is to

because we're testing the edit button this is happening and you'll be okay joining us live now is cnets cultural reporter abrar ali abroad nice to have you here. thanks for having me. i appreciate it. all right, so this is pretty earth shaking isn't it and earth shattering? it's all those things twitter has held steadfast to the no editing principle. is that kind of core to their idea of what tweets should be? this is a really big deal people have been asking for this for a really long time and one of the things that twitter has said is that if we let you edit your tweets they think you know chaos will ensue people will you know modify the things that they say to twitter can be kind of a contentious space sometimes and so people might say something and i think the fear is that if you have the ability to edit something then you know, people won't catch you on that initial thing that you've said words can get misconstrued, but they're making sure that so this is still something that's being tested internally and in the coming weeks. it'll roll out to twitter subscribers with twitter blue.

. > >> coming up in about 30 minute, 30 minutes, we will have ian sure with cnet to break down the the updates . > >> i am here with first alert meteorologist jessica burch . >> >> i was no one's favorites person last week. it was a scorr a scorcher. things are completely different compared to to last monday. today it is cool cool and calm with low pressure giving us a typical forecast and and it is splitting the peninsua and half to give us daytime higs only in the 60s. you saw the concord forecast today . tomorrow it is going to be 75, things to low pressure from theh the north. this is going to impact our winds with the fresh air pushing in from offshore. that is going to help our air quality as we extend into the nt couple of days. the smoke plume starts pushing its way to the et the east. let's take a look at what we can expect. san francisco is in the lower 70s. it is pretty typical for us. it is the 70s just within a matter of one day, and then the 70s stick around. i will keep you updated here in the weather center. >> thank you so much, jessica. > >> the 49ers were up in the t

as you point out brian cooley with cnet. we really appreciate you coming on. thank you. thank you.l down, remember the few days ago last week we had the extreme heat. things have cooled off considerably. as you know, it looks like this pattern just like the last pattern wants to stick around for quite some time, even as we head into the weekend, but it was one week ago. we had all time records across portions, 109 in san jose, 112 and conquered that would be extreme heat and it is extreme hip, but we could actually top that. 115 of 116 degrees out toward livermore, so that extreme heat, thankfully, is out of here. no more excessive heat warnings or heat advisories. in fact, we still have some low clouds and fog and this afternoon near portions of the coastline as well. that clod cover expected to increase somewhat as we head into the overnight hours. current numbers. san francisco 65 free, but right now, 70 conquered 74 fairfield 77 degrees. we take a look at these temperatures. these were probably the overnight lows a week ago, so it gives you a sense, a little reminder of just ho

the sales were joined by cnet, editor at large, ian sure, even appreciate the time happy friday to youhe weekend. so where are the best deals? tech appliances? big purchases? maybe. pretty much everywhere, right? a lot of the companies are seeing a lot of softness from consumer spending, and so they're getting really uncomfortable, right? we're seeing this from target. we're seeing this from walmart. we're seeing this from best buy, and so a lot of them are actually kicking in their holiday shopping deals early, and so we're starting to see, for example, amazon is giving pretty big discounts on a lot of the technology they sell, right. they sell tablets they sell. i video doorbells and everything you can imagine. so those types of things are already seeing what i typically see on black friday, happening now. also we're seeing a lot of back to school sales essentially extended through labor day and it once again partially because these companies are really worried. you know, we have consumer confidence that in some cases, the lowest it's been 70 years, so these people want to convince y

. >> i completely agree with cnet for a long time. probably should not of been looking at 2014, and also showed up the policy of our approach at the time. i've spoken before about the push by georgia and ukraine to get an action on data paid the fact of the summit in 2008. that did not transpire but then they got an open door which was the worst of all worlds there's no thinking with it and up they suggest they would not of done. there is no strategy or thinking around that. let's now write a book and not slunk beyond nato trying to impact the way you might think about all about security. in fact now it's got more nato with finland and sweden joining the alliance. but not joining because they want to go back to a strategy we had for the last 30 odd years. but because they are just recognizing it's only mechanism the only institution is still functioning to have some semblance we could no longer seek to keep the peace but address the situation at hand. and again sweden and finland join the package with defensive made it very clear wher

anfor those of us watching in the unit states, coming up next, cnet visits a town limited by the ukrainian show you what russian forces left behind. afc champion bengals. thursday night football. only on prime video. every year we try to exercise more, to be more social, to just relax. and eating healthy every single meal? if only it was this easy for us. calls for evacuation growing louder and more urgent as hurricane ian bows down on. florida the category 3 storm has already slammed into cuba, leaving a path of destruction on the western side of the island. also causing a nationwide blackout. more than 11 million people right now in the dark until morning. officials say electricity will be stored in the day ahead. ian is expected to make landfall in florida in the coming hours, between sarasota and port charlotte as a category 3 or category 4 hurricane. u.s. president joe biden has promised federal support for areas impacted by ian. >> i just spoke this morning with areas likely to be hit. the mayors of tampa, st. pete's, and clearwater. all of them, all of them are in the storm's path.

for more, i want to bring in cnet senior law enforcement analyst andrew mccabe, and cnn contributor andhouse counsel john dean. good evening to both of you gentlemen. andrew, i'm gonna start with you. we've known how highly classified these documents are. what new information have we learned from the details from this affidavit? >> well, don, i think what we learned with what has now been unsealed from the same affidavit is really more of the same. there is a consistent through line here in terms of the documents that the president had at mar-a-lago. and those are not just classified documents, not just classified at the highest level, but also documents that contained hcs, which is human source information, as i, which is signals intelligence, that's communications that we intercept from our foreign adversaries. and, you know, this is some of, as i said, not just top secret but some of the most sensitive fragile information we have the top secret level. and information that could really put people in danger if it falls into the wrong hands. >> well, john, this investigation has been pu

. >>> monisha ravisetti is a science rider for cnet and joins me now. why did they starting this particular asteroid, do you think? >> hi. thank you for having me. yeah, so basically nasa is targeting this particular asteroid system in which there is a larger asteroid being orbited by a smaller one for a couple of reasons. number one, at the point of impact it's going to be close enough to earth that post impact ground based telescopes and other observational equipment will be able to tell whether or not the experiment worked and then number two the system the way that the smaller asteroid's orbit -- you know, the trajectory of it is comparable to the way that a potentially hazardous asteroid orbiting the sun on a collision course with earth might be positioned and so it's kind of a really good analogy that they're using. >> i understand that that little asteroid that they're planning to hit is about sort of the size of two football fields, a relatively tiny target, so how hard is it going to be to actually hit it? >> so, i mean, when you consider the s

things were expected, including several new products and here to talk about it with us as brian cooley, cnet you several rumors ahead of tomorrow. so what might we see? well i think we have three buckets of announcements that we expect heather one old center around the you pick witticism apple iphone. we should be willing to the apple iphone 14 generation. one of the things we expect is that they may cut out the iphone mini and instead emphasized larger iphones, 6.1 and 6.7 inch versions of the iphone and the iphone pro these are pushing towards larger phones because apple has been pulling off kind of a magic trick in the last year or so, they have been increasing the percentage of their most expensive phones that people buy this cuts against the grain of most electronic where you expect to spend less every time you buy another tv or laptop or what have you, apple has been pretty good at pushing people up in price each time they get a new iphone. okay so moving on from the iphone. how about some changes that we expect to see in regards to the apple watch? i see a lot coming there and tim coo

that plus continued strong employment -- liz: we talked on friday, cnet -- actually, that wassen on howiee play -- paying more, will be below $3. >> that that's what the dems are bank on. and the economic people are telling the people that a work at the big firms, declining gas prices on tom -- top of strong employment which we do have right now, that on so much the fact that they believe that trump, donald trump's, connection with the republican party, continued unpopularity. and i think on top of that, they're saying not just trump but, you know, abortion. that abortion rule helps democrats, that that's going to propel them to an easy senate victory and maybe even keeping the house. now, let me give you the south-argument to that, because i think the countervailing really sort of key senate races where republicans may flip a seat, they're doing pretty good. they're catching up lately. so pat toomey, that could be a loss, toomey seat. john fetterman against dr. oz. fetterman is ahead but oz is closing the gap in there. arizona, blake masters does not poll well against kelly, right, senat

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cnet editor at large, brian cooley says this should be the beginning of the iphone 14 generation.we should be willing to the apple iphone 14 generation. one of the things we expect is that they may cut out the iphone mini and instead emphasized larger iphones, 6.1 and 6.7 inch versions of the iphone and the iphone pro these are pushing toward larger phones because apple has been pulling off kind of a magic trick in the last year or so, they have been increasing the percentage of their most expensive phones that people buy this cuts against the grain of most electronic where you expect to spend less every time you buy another tv or laptop or what have you. apple has been pretty good at pushing people up in price each time they get a new iphone. another apple product. apple fans are hoping will be updated airpods. there are reports the pro two will have enhanced sound quality and more sensors of grade to their past. cases are also anticipated, and those would include it being made water resistant and with support for meg safe wireless charging, and most apple experts believe there w