now you have alexa.her what's going on and she's going the tell you and we have our information loaded on there. it's fantastic. >> if you have music on your iphone, alexa will play it for you. mine a connected now. >> zjóalexa, play back street b from keith's phone. ♪ ♪ >> alexa, stop. just stick with nbc 10 news, okay? i'm keith jones. >> keith's secret is out, back street boys. who knew. >>> a little july 4th redo. >> last night's stormy weather meant several local communities were treated to fireworks tonig tonight. skies lit up over hollywood camden county, hundreds packed the high school stadium the take in the fireworks display. they had to wait for it but it was a nice night for it tonight. a bit muggy. >> much better tonight than the previous night for sure. uncomfortable over the rest of the nights this week. when it's over 80 at 11:00 at night, you got a warm humid air mass. 80 degrees in delaware, close to that in much of new jersey. and we do have that excessive heat watch for thursday and f

. >> alexa, what's the score of the phillies game. >> alexa, what's the weather like in atlantic cityxa, when are they going to finish the construction on 95? >> i'd like to answer that, but no. nbc 10 reporters ask the tough questions. it's another example of nbc 10's promise. count on it. >> alexa, stop. my line. wait for this. alexa, say keith jones will never be replaced by a talking robot. >> keith jones will never be replaced by a talking robot. >> who wants to get out of bed to get the news. you can yell for the news across the room. >> what are the news headlines? >> "nbc 10 news" is tavailable. go to your app and choose nbc 10 philadelphia. >> get the latest news and weather by downloading the nbc app on www.nbc10.com. >> we're not tetl tethered to o chairs. now you've about got alexa, you can ask her what's going on and she's going to tell you. we have our information loaded on there. >> as a side note if you have music, we'll play it. >> alec san jose sharks play backstreet boys from keith's phone. >> alexa, stop. just stick with "nbc 10 news," okay? i'm keith jones. >> i w

but a -- >> alexa, stop!ick with nbc 10 news, okay? i'm keith jones. >> all right. nice story, keith. and i love that cameo by sheena. switching gears now, the american red cross desperately needs your help, especially over the next few months. there's right now an urgent need for blood and platelet donations. and you're being asked to roll up your sleeves and donate. joining me now is guy triano. he's the donor recruitment director for the american red cross. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> we were talking during that story and also during the break. why is this an important time where blood donations are so low? >> this time specifically, because our high schools and colleges are out for the summer and with the independence day holiday yesterday and over the weekend, many folks are on vacation. many of the blood donors out there are on vacation. so the attendance is down in businesses and their community and religious organizations are low. and the truth of the matter is the pa

. >>> and introducing alexa.e'll show you how nbc 10 is giving you another way to get your headlines just by the sound of your voice. >>> of 6:17. here's a live look. 73 degrees in pittman. all appears to be dry at the moment. and this part of south jersey, but we know other neighborhoods are getting hit with some heavy rain. meteorologist sheena parveen will be back in minutes with the neighborhood forecast. in other news this morning, nbc 10 is providing another way for you to get your headlines. this is pretty cool. >> it is very cool. amazon echo will give you the news on command and all you have to do is ask. here's nbc 10 keith jones. >> reporter: nbc 10 news is at your finger tips like never brfrment take amazon echo right here. it will give you up to the second nbc 10 news headlines. wait a minute, doesn't that make my job obsolete? >> i'll take it from here. hi, i'm alexa. here's the video. basically, i'm the speaker you can command with your voice. you can ask me anything. >> alexa, what is the score of

now you have alexa.ou sort of ask her what's going on and she is going to tell you, and we have our information loaded on there. it is fantastic. >> on a side note, if you have music on your iphone, it will play it for you. >> play back street boys from keith's phone. >> alexa, stop. >> just stick with nbc 10 news. i'm keith jones. >>> police and protesters clash across the country and here at home. monique braxton is live in philadelphia with what happened last night and what people are predicting for today. >> reporter: hey, katy, after marching for several hours, this is where it ended. we'll show you what happened last night after the break. >>> already seeing the sunshine coming out. some areas may see patchy fog, but improving as the day progresses. look at this gorgeous live shot over cape pay. a great start to the workweek, coming up in a bit. today. protesters clash with police in another night of angry demonstrations over police shootin shootings. we're live with possible plans with more action

her name is alexa and she plays it all the time. new pokemon go app has people glued to their phones. >> came out last week and already it's on the top of the charts. everyone is playing this. here's how it works. players track down virtual characters, its like an augmented reality game. you walk around town with the app open in your phone. you'll see a lot of people walking around with their heads down. you can set up a beacon to let other players know where they are. >> it's like grinder. >> it's a problem because there are serious concerns. police in missouri say four teens robbed victims after they lured them using the game and they're also concerned that the game sort of is distracting because you see everybody glued to their phones their heads are down not looking up. this happened to me earlier because i was on the elevator -- i was waiting for the elevator in the lobby and it opened ding. when it opens this is what i get the back of alexa's head, no, he's gone. so i'm thinking like dang, he broke up with her, she got a bad t

siri, tell alexa the -- ranch pringles. [ laughter ] tell alexa ranch pringles. [ laughter ] pro, downloadinglican convention app. con, pokemon gop. [ laughter ] >> steve: got 'em all. >> jimmy: pro, last night donald trump entered by walking through smoke in silhouette. con, tonight chris christie entered by crashing through the wall like the kool-aid man and saying, "oh, yeah! oh, yeah, baby." [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! that would be great if he'd did that. >> steve: oh, he should do that. >> jimmy: pro, going to cleveland's rock and roll hall of fame to find out how pink floyd recorded the wall. con, and then got santana to pay for it. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating. >> steve: fascinating rock history. >> jimmy: pro, hearing trump tell the crowd i do not condone violence or fighting. con, and now please welcome our next speaker, the president of the ultimate fighting championship. [ applause ] pro, later this week, we'll hear from newt gingrich and reince priebus. con, they sound less like republican leaders and more like "harry potter" villains. rein

one of the things they are doing is they are trying to make alexa a ubiquitous that form. they're going to integrated into cars. they are going after google and going after theory. it wide open for developers, so this would be a change. one analyst says there -- says they could be a $3 trillion company. the way to poke a hole in the amazon story is the margins. any margin you want to look at is pathetic. street fantasyl that they will someday turn on the profit machine does not hold a lot of water. once they jack up prices, can they close up all the retail in the world? the question is with high prices, could they generate profits? i think they are content to keep these low margins for as long as asy can for top emily: -- long as they can. emily: what about the kindle? mark: that's one of the devices that gave them the confidence that they could sell this at a profit. you buy a kindle and guess how many books you are going to buy -- anything that reduces friction. give some of the a device and let them carry around the shopping cart, not just to do this but to speak out to

alexa, what time is it? you have all of the major companies are there. i assume that will be good for the end product but is google behind the curve on that? you don't have a product on the market. we just announced a product with different technology. this is how the industry works. we are far more collaborative than competitive. everyone wants to focus on apple versus google but the fact of the matter is that the whole itsystem moves forward and is building platforms and knowledge. it is reasonable to expect that in a decade, the vast majority of your computer interaction will be high voice. -- i predictedke that this would never happen. if you look at the technology in voice recognition and alexa, you see it. i am not particularly into the voice recognition part, but i am interested in voice recognition with knowledge understanding. underlying algorithms. we have a product that you can get on your phone, and it speaks in your language and it comes out in another language. does this really work? yes. is it as good as a human translator? not yet. is it

for margot robbie at the london premiere of her new movie, "tarzan," yesterd >> thankfully co-star alexarsgard adjusted her gown on the red carpet. she looks beautiful. margot not a shy girl, she's now showing off plenty to "vanity fair". margot reveals her summer bod in the latest "vanityr" faiue iss. she talks love scenes, revealing her first ever was in "wolf of wall street." and even le dicaprio couldn't keep it from being awkward. the australian stunner told the magazine her strategy, saying quote, the ooner you do it the scene, the sooner you can stop doing it. margot has become unstoppable. her latest, "teghe lend of tarzan" is out now and the highly anticipated "suicide squad" hits the next month. >> with that i caki sorry. the voices. >> margot nails the american accent so weel, it's easy to forget the 26-year-old beauty is from down under. she took a break from her photo shoot in st. bart's to teach us aussie lingo. >> a bludger is like someone who is lazy. it's a ripper of a party, he's a ripper of a bloke. tog, your suit. togs on. >> you're froth, you like those. >> is there

next, set up your amazon echo with the e then you give the commands alexa, tell august to lock my wi-fi is work, your door should look. that's how it should part in th it wasn't so seamless. after several tries, it fintly worked. >> august checked the door and it was locked. august ceo jason ring w johnson told us that the company decided to integrate with amazon's echo based on customer feedback. >> the challenges if you have to use an app for every device, smart lock or thermostat or lights, it's bit cumbersome. it's allowing people to use their voice. i think our customers and people using these tech ap that. >> in order to take full advantage of this technology, it will cost you. the amazon echo will run you about $180. and then add in the cost of the august smart lock and the wi-fi bridge for a grand total of $460. according to juniper research, the smart home market could reach $71 billion by 2018 up from $33 billion in 2013, but a number of roadblocks still stand in the way including security, hacking concerns, frustration over the insulation process and cost. t some say obstacle

for "tkn," i'm alexa. >> ever take a close look at your state flag?hould, because you might be surprised at how much you can learn from it. ♪ >> if you ask someone what state they're from, and they hold up their hand like this, they're from michigan. here's detroit. the state is shaped like a mitten with a hat on it. michigan is made up of two peninsulas, the lower and the upper, called the "u.p." >> in english, the michigan motto means "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you." a peninsula is a body of land surrounded on three sides by water. and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's wa

. >> as the news is coming up, deni denise nakano, not alexa. >>> we're live as the evening commute getsng the ride home. >>> plus no charges for hillary clinton but we asked a former federal prosecutor would he take the case. >>> and get ready for some real summer-like heat. i have details on the rest of the week and a little beyond and how it's going to affect your neighborhood next at 5:00. >>> we are set to argue that there are no charges in this case. >> the fbi says no charges should be filed in the scandal surrounding her e-mails, but it's not all good news for her. >> there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive highly classified information. >> what the fbi found in her e-mails whoonld else may have accessed them. >>> first a different kind of traffic is unfolding in this evening's rush. riders are bracing for the worst. "nbc 10 news" at 5:00 starts right now. let's show you a live look inside suburban station. septa is hoping to control some of the potential chaos with the yellow par tishians. >> we're going to be keeping an eye on it

emily: customers purchased on average one alexa exclusive deal using their voice per ticket -- per second amazing. also, it is not just the sales it is the number of new prime customers they bring on. we know this that the company has hinted at it. the longer people are with they are. more loyal one way to do that is to spend $100 a year to get this expedited shipping and access to things like free videos. what we don't know was how many new prime members they got. anything that gets them into the program and keeps them there they will buy more and more frequently. emily: the average length of the membership now is seven years which i assume will only get longer. >> of course. that shows you why they're billion on amazon video. they want to hook people with this and get in and stay in a not be somewhere else. more and more retail experience will happen within the amazon tent. emily: where might you poke some holes in this? there is information that we don't have. given that this is the second year, you benefit from everything they learned in the first year. there is an interesting number

we want to remind you you can get the latest news on amazon echo and other alexa devices. >>> tomorrowurpy fans can get a free street, known as 7-eleven day. this year, a special birthday cake flavor to celebrate the 50th birthday of the slurpy. >>> tense protests in philadelphia last night, as groups plan to gather again today. nbc 10's monique braxton is live in north philadelphia, with a preview of what we might see and what happened last night. >>> conditions right now, sunshine coming out. a lot less muggy. current temperatures, 71. a kbusty afternoon on tap. but look at this outside. beautiful. ten-day coming up on the other side of the break. >>announcer: this is nbc 10 news. >>> pushing, shoving and yelling in the streets. protesters in philadelphia, clashed with police last night after hours of chanting and marching through the city. >>> and overnight, protests in minnesota turned violent. people throwing rocks, concrete molotov cocktails at officers. >>> switching gears to a much nicer and sunnier topic. a beautiful sunmmer day. great summer weather. hopefully you can get out

mark: it is clear that amazon has lapped everybody, at least this year and ago and alexa are fundamentalreakthroughs. it's shocking for people in the field how well they are doing. what the consumer responses for echo from people who are not us is really spectacular. they've set a new benchmark for what it means to have interactive ai. i think apple, you know there's , going to be a certain amount of catch up happening. i think apple realizes that and they are going to try to catch up. emily: as an amazon echo owner, it is cool for knock knock jokes and getting the news, ordering things, but still, the capabilities are fairly limited. how much more potential do you see for the growth of the echo plant form and what kind of growth do you see? -- echo platform and what kind of growth do see. guest: i'm an avid user and owner. we know they have sold millions of units so far and what they are trying to do is proliferate that across different third parties like automobiles and so forth. and these smart home in order to build an ecosystem around it. they are the first successful entry into the

mark: it is clear that amazon has lapped everybody, at least this year and ago and alexa are fundamental breakthroughs. it's shocking for people in the field how well they are doing. what the consumer responses for people who are not us is really spectacular. they've set a new benchmark for what it means to have interactive ai. there's going to be a certain amount of catch up happening. it is cool for knock knock jokes and getting the news, ordering things, but still , the capabilities are fairly limited. how much potential do you see for the growth of the echoes that form mark -- from the go? i'm an avid user and owner. we know they have sold millions of units so far and what they are trying to do is proliferate different third parties like automobiles and so forth. they are the first successful entry into the living room we have seen. the one caveat i tell investors is i would not be dismissive of google in the virtual assisted -- virtual assistant effort because they have superior language processing capabilities in many languages around the world and the ability to process .ore struc

. >> it's alexa. >> alexa. >> alex intern you can geoff us ice cream as fast as humanly possible becausee. this is the place you should go for ice cream. >> there's normal a line not today. >> one of these flavors is for bernie sanders. one of the flavors is for hillary clinton. you can guess which one is which? this has coffee base and this is more carmel aim right, wron wrong, whatever. come back. franklin fountain which one is which? franklin fountain which one is which? hit me up on twitter ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes ! so don't wait...get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com. ♪find out how much your car is worth a

devices globally, including the fire tv stick, which displays content on your tablet -- and your tv and alexagets. a luxuryll be building hotel next to disneyland with tax breaks. they will the returning 70% of the lodging over 20 years. busy says it's a good deal and estimates the hotel will generate $750 million in new revenue to the city over the next four decades. and that is your business flash update. oliver? the jpmorgan ceo, jamie dimon, announcing that the bank will be raising wages for employees, most of them on the low end of the pay scale. high-end earners on the other hand will be fighting for their illnesses. let's see why the numbers don't lie. estimated aveyed combined income of the six 15%est banks in the u.s. at this quarter. jpmorgan is no exception, with often expected to fall to 5.2 billion or a 9% drop from two years ago. analysts predict a combined earnings will drop percent of jpmorgan falling 9%, or 20 billion. as expected for these lenders, low interest rates are in part responsible for the dismal outlook. the net reported never -- revenue has been stagnating as thos

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. >> one of our interns alexa she's adorable, grab a fork, if you do not mine, mack and cheese on fries with an egg on top. >> i have been staring at it for past 30 minutes. >> get in there. get in there. >> wow. >> oh, yeah. >> delicious, my gosh good do you like tofu. >> i'm not a fan of tofu. >> try something, get a new fork. >> okay. >> you have to expand your horizon. >> i like that. >> tofu on a french fry. >> how is it. >> hmm. >> i think i like this one better. >> you like that better than mack and cheese. >> see, you have advanced in your leave. >> to that is right. >> that is great. >> how do you describe crab fries. >> we have people out of town some tourist. >> crab seasoned potato with our cream cheese sauce. >> what are you doing for police officers. >> today is dollar fries for all chickie and pete's, all of the-i goes to the police fireman's fund to take care have of the people that take care of us and try to take care of your cops. >> all have of your locations. >> they are all opened to take. >> okay. >> good to see you both. >> thank you. >> okay. >> come on, get in h

and conversational approach to the company using alexa with the amazon echo.ll of these things are going to change the nature of shopping. >> walter, knowing what we know about entrepreneurship it's great to get your insights today. always loved having you. thanks so much. >> we have to apply some of that to educational and learning technology. that's what we have been talking about here. >> we look forward to hearing more about it. it's been a great week for you already. >> the markets at this hour are little change. the dow and s&p 500 setting intraday records at the open but still mildly in positive territory. and denying the bank of japan would pursue helicopter money and of course the bank of england meeting tomorrow and that of course is against the backdrop of the u.k. today getting a new prime minister. pandora is moving higher and upgrading from overweight to neutral citing improving profit margins and high hopes for the new on demand platform. that was put in place last week after three died in that trial. shares are up better than 16%. >> stocks sti

effects of the bombing, and they said stop bombing civilians, go after transportation, key industries, alexasaid he, go after the key nodal points in the communications, that is what will speed up the end of the war. the united states continued its bombing policy. even for those who fought in this bombing, it was pretty horrific. physicist was part of the tiger force of 300 bombers that was involved in the bombing of japan. this continuing slaughter of defenseless japanese even more sickening than the slaughter of well defended germans, but still i did not quit. by that time, i had been at war so long that i could hardly remember peace. hadiving poet headboards -- words to describe that emptiness of soul that would allow me to go on killing without hatred and remorse. shakespeare understood it and gave mcbeth the words, i am in blood stepped in so that should is as no more returning tedious as going over. so we kept on this bombing policy through the end of the war. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit nc

lin-manuel miranda will end his run as alexa >>> the star and creator of the broadway smash "hamilton" is about to take his final bow. lin-manuel will bow out after night. it's a cultural phenomenon since last summer. tickets are impossible to get unless you want to pay thousands. the hamilton cast will also be saying good-bye to leslie odom, jr. he won a tony for his performance as hamilton's rival, aaron burr. and another actress is leaving scoring a tony for her portrayal of hamilton's wife eliza. they are going to pursue other projects. >> how do you think the real alexander hamilton would react? >> i don't know. good question. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here at 11:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: the following program is sponsored by operation smile. every year, hundreds of thousands of children are born with cleft lip and or cleft palate. >> dr. bill magee: why should any child, anywhere on this planet, have to live a life of misery. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think

still, alexa lot of passengers i spoke to said they are feeling pretty safe. take a listen. >> i have a lot of faith, obviously, in our security and our government trying to keep citizen safe. at the same time as a parent i want what's best for my child so i try to keep my eyes on him as best i can and pray for the best. >> what went through your mind when you saw more policeman. >> i actually felt safer. you feel safer when somebody is there to protect you. it felt better. >> earlier today my mom texted and she's like, be careful, be alert. it doesn't bother me that much. i travel pretty often so i'm kind of used to it. >> the reality of it is, alex, 85% of travelers this weekend are actually getting behind the wheel especially since gas is $2.28. that's much cheaper than it was at $2.78 this time last year. either way authorities are saying no matter how you get to your destination it's important to stay vigilant. this weekend is not about fear, it's about freedom. alex. >> morgan, can i ask, have there been security scares at jfk recently? >> there was thre

tokyo alexa's first female governor to me to city with a budget bigger than that of sweden. is a former defense minister who takes charge as the city prepares for 2020 olympics. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. betty: a consortium of chinese investors making a $4.4 billion bet on a web gaming. they are buying the online division of caesars entertainment. >> it is really interesting. this company is only six years old, but now changing hands twice. the initial valuation when they were bought by caesars in 2011 was $80 million or so. looking at this $4.4 billion rise tech for playtika is 5400 percent in terms of a rise there. let me walk you through the players dealing in to buy playtika from caesars. by network led technology, a major operator of online games in china. china ocean wide and tonhony. quickly. could close kathleen: what do we know about this company? >> i was looking into this. it has been headquartered in israel since 2010. it is seen as the pioneer of , and particular things

. >> alexa. >> where do you go to school. >> jordan in the university of florida. >> last intern is whaty, fine. >> so, what are the rules here alex. >> how long should we give them. >> thirty seconds. >> thirty seconds. >> so somebody in the audience here, count how many they eat, okay. >> hi there. >> hi. >> getting my stopwatch out. >> three, two, one, go. >> come on, eat, eat. >> she's drinking stuff. >> is that your tragedy. >> eat one take a drink. >> okay, ten seconds. >> they are the most daney interns in history. >> all right. dough choke. >> she was most aggressive. >> how are you up to. >> so we are going crabbing and why not do it right here. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. i survived breast cancer. if the doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. so i'm outraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... ...which thousands of pennsylvania women

we heard very little on artificial intelligence, digital insistence like amazon's alexa.king at. i am not hearing it yet. amanda: building on concerns apple may transfer from high-growth company to of value slow growth company, there is the deterioration in the quarter ahead. a bright but would be the sales of the lower cost se, stronger than expected. but that drop off, how worried are we about that? is that inevitable? john: longer-term, the margins are a bit of a concern. but i would not want to read anything into it. you and i probably both saw the ads for by one iphone, get one free at at&t or sprint. that is working down channel inventory. that process was last quarter. it is all done now. that is behind us. it is ad to the se, lower-priced phone, lower margin because it is new, but i bet they get that up to the corporate average. less of a concern longer-term. david: we are still talking about the iphone cycle to replace -- we are talking about apple's desire to move more towards software, and yes, around andrter rolls they focus on the phones in the next front com

so, that, mike and alexa look at your seven day forecast. >> thanks, sue, 7:46 now. >> mom and dad areth the public to help finds person responsible to shot and killed their 15 year old son, as he left a basketball game on monday night. >> everybody loved him. he was a good kid. >> fifteen year old ta-hears barnes died monday night after being shot in the face. police say he and two friends leaving basketball game. they watched at 61st and baltimore avenue, when gunfire errupted. >> a 15 year old was hit in the ankle and 14 year old glenn butler was shot in the arm. police say the shooting stemmed from an argument and fight after a game last week, between tahere's teen and another team. tahere's team won. >> everybody take a lost at some point. going to do that your whole life? shoot somebody every time you take a lost? >> his par rent here, thank you for coming in. i know last night, sent us a picture. >> yes. >> of tahere when he was a little boy. >> yes. >> broke my heart. >> yes. >> tell us about him. >> he was a good kid. he would do anything you asked. all he wanted to do was mak

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my name is alexa [inaudible] long time resident and retired military veteran and starting a organization called a thousand fountains to support the need for massive increase in the amount of drinking fountains in the city. happy to hear the comments by the puc and supervisor mar. we are definitely mubing thip right direction, but we live in a world of unprecedented convenience. technology provides us with just about anything we want at the push of a button. the one thing it can't do is provide us access to clean free water. people value convenience in the city and arounds the world. the most convenient option for people out there today is still plastic bottled water. it is easier for people to go out and buy a bottle of water and carry it with them and drink it and though it away then to find a fount in in the city. we need to provide much greater access to drinking fountains in the city. if san francisco is to become a truly sustainable city, that cannot include plastic bottled water and need to think bigger. drinking fountains is that solution but only works if we have a network throug

of course, they also do things that steve talked about what alexa and what they call soft notices.cases where there's a duplicate claim. the irs hates to audit of because one of the claims will be right and one will be wrong and it will be hard to figure out which one is which and who only recover half the money in any case. what do often do is send a soft notice. please make sure your eligible and don't do it again. there's a range of enforcement strategies to do with a range of probable errors but every return undergo some sort of scrutiny. >> uncle has one more question because that is interesting to me. the first past the post aspect of the refund is part of the irs process. i think the claimant files the return early in the tai chi right away, lanes child can put rice also said another, name, everything in the form. the refund gets paid because it looks fine, everything is great. sub school in another return comes in, different parent, but same child, same. will that be caught? >> irs will not deny that summarily because it doesn't note that the second person was right or wron

. >> while mike brown and eric garner are household name, alexa christian and myra hall are unto the general public. i hold in my hand if i can submit their names. it stems from the hasht#save yo name. this 45 page report goes through numerous examples of girls and women who have died, african-american girls and women. my question to you, as the department of justice begun to look at these cases, related to the treatments of african-american women of girls. >> certainly the treatment of women and focusing on minority when african-american and hispanic women throughout the justice system, it is an issue that's important to me. >> we take of course any custody in seriously. and, are always reviewing such matters. they are often brought to our attention directly to our u.s. attorney's offices and we review those matters. the other areas we are working on is working with law enforcement leaders as well as academics to ensure that we have better data on all of the encounters between civilians and law enforcement so that we can in fact have the truth picture on what happens to our women an

my name is alexa [inaudible] long time resident and retired military veteran and starting a organization called a thousand fountains to support the need for massive increase in the amount of drinking fountains in the city. happy to hear the comments by the puc and supervisor mar. we are definitely mubing thip right direction, but we live in a world of unprecedented convenience. technology provides us with just about anything we want at the push of a button. the one thing it can't do is provide us access to clean free water. people value convenience in the city and arounds the world. the most convenient option for people out there today is still plastic bottled water. it is easier for people to go out and buy a bottle of water and carry it with them and drink it and though it away then to find a fount in in the city. we need to provide much greater access to drinking fountains in the city. if san francisco is to become a truly sustainable city, that cannot include plastic bottled water and need to think bigger. drinking fountains is that solution but only works if we have a network throug