alexa: hey, look! -lemonis: how are you? -alexa: hi, alexa lemley.emonis: alexa, nice to meet you. sam: oh, hi. i'm sam. marcus, oh, it is wonderful to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. sam: [ sighs ] so, great, yeah, this is dede. -dede: hi, i'm dede. -lemonis: hey, how are you? nice to meet you. what is this up front here? is this a retail store? it is our retail area, shipping and order packing... lemonis: a retail store? really? i feel like i'm walking into a high school bake sale. so what are the roles? you guys are partners? -alexa: with us? yes. -lemonis: yes. -sam: we're married. -alexa: yes. -lemonis: oh, you are married. -sam: yeah. -lemonis: oh, very cool. -sam: thank you. alexa: i do production and sam does marketing and officy stuff with dede and sales. sam: alexa was voted best chef in indiana two years in a row. lemonis: wow. so this is sriracha lime? how many different flavors do you have? alexa: over 200. lemonis: i can't think of any company that has a core product and decides to have 200 different types of them. i think when you

alexa is making the decisions for us? a television show, it might have been you and me, eric, something is said on the television, like call the police or we have-- and alexa responds, apparently, alexa thought her name was called. now, you've got to be aware. even in your own house, that to me is very strange, creepy. >> don't name your daughter alexa. >> there you go. >> there you go. eric: coming up, why all the ♪i hope life treats you kind ♪and i hope you have all you've dreamed of♪ ♪and i wish you joy and happiness♪ ♪but above all this i wish you love♪ ♪and i will always love you ♪i will always love you, i ♪i will always, i will always ♪love you >> all right, say thanks to our cashin' in crew, and have a great week, everybody. we have a conspiracy between the left and the media going on. they've been looking for a new bogeyman and found it, it's russia. it's the loss of their dear leader hillary clinton, democrats have been the epitome of sore losers. make no mistake if russia interfered in our election there's only

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beyond that alexa this thing that's been going on it which i i covered some of your attack tonight the other attacks and i talked about these google home and amazon devices smart home devices now this one this story that's been circulating and i don't know why it's bubbled up and become this big thing other than they're just pushing these devices into our homes you got to get one you got to run all right now you've got to be able to talk to your walls what do you want to be able to do and if you're not talking to walls and they say that a woman was in a dismissed domestic dispute and she yelled for the device for alexa to call the cops and the content and they save the day and i've talked about how ridiculous that is to some extent but this article is saying that these devices can actually do that they can actually call the cops yet but the article is saying but with no luck one of these days they're going to call the cops on you yeah a i can't wait. it says that. you know it's a quote from daniel right right and bring the executive director of save suicide awareness voice of education

cnn's rachel crane spent the afternoon testing out alexa's new features. >> alexa, we'll come back tos the echo show, it's amazon's latest alexa-controlled device. now it has a video feature. it will be able to watch videos, make video phone calls, see your calendar, and in theory get a lot more done using alexa. we're going to put it to the test. alexa, play music. now -- yeah. it's showing the lyrics. i never knew what it said. you know that i don't play ♪ >> alexa stop. alexa, i need a phone charger. >> searching. >> alexa, go to my cart. >> it sounds like you're trying to see your shopping cart. i can't do that yet. but you can always view your cart on amazon. >> because what happens if i have several things in my cart and i realized i wanted to leave one of them. alexa answer -- hey there. you have smart devices connected to your echo, right? >> it works with a light i have inside and i have some lights in my back yard and those all work the same as they did with the dock. >> what are the things you're finding frustrating about it in. >> the video quality is -- kind of iffy. >> s

the transcripts will be of your actual discussion with alexa, alexa what's the weather like in miami.hat i'm talking to my husband about and my children about. ashley: if you have an alexa and you're worried. you can go to alexa smartphone or tablet, go to settings, go to history and you can listen to what's being recorded and you can actually delete it, if you want. trish: got you, we didn't get to the whole monopoly issues but there's lots of concerns. ashley: a lot of people talking about it. trish: ashley webster, good stuff, not so good, i should say. a judge in hawaii weakening trump's travel ban by ruling that the travel ban needs to be expanded to include more family members, grandparents, uncles, nieces and nephews. restrictions necessary to keep our country safe. how is this judge in hawaii thinking he can get away with any of this? i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity i

back to back to the alexa device because it's on the same page a skip ahead resign him but. the sheriff's department that that said this happened a domestic dispute was going on in mexico alexia called the cops save the woman's life alexa and the smart on devices as of now can't call the cops they're not connected to it doesn't work like that so the quote from the sheriff is we don't know what call nine one one we just know that the female stated alexa call nine one one and something in the house called nine one one. something in the house the toaster was like i got to get on this one i mean something in the house. either alexi either the woman asked for legs or the gold i want it did or there's no story here those are the two options either this thing called on or one because that was in trouble and then we can talk about invasion of privacy and all those things or that didn't happen there's no story here and this is just a gimmick to make us by smart home devices from amazon and b. make us ok with just having someone. inside our home listening to everything we do all the t

the second half of the front page is now is about a lock so these are the smart home devices right alexa google home now now keep in mind our world is melting down. well i think the estimates are that by the end of the century seventy eighty years a lot of our world will not be habitable but we're talking about google on devices that's front page right here. so these are the big issues that really are not really in the front page anywhere around the world but beyond that alexa this thing that's been going on it which i i covered some of your attack tonight the other attacks and i talked about these google home and. resign devices smart home devices now this one this story that's been circulating and i don't know why it's bubbled up and become this big thing other than they're just pushing these devices into our homes you've got to get one you've got to run all right now you've got to be able to talk to your walls what do you want to be able to do and if you're not talking to walls and they say that a woman was in a distant domestic dispute and she yelled for the device for alexa to call

cnn's racial crane spent an afternoon testing out alexa's new feature. >> alexa. alexa.. this is the echo show. amazon's controlled device and now has a video feature. you'll be able to watch video and make video phone call and see your calendar and in theory get a lot more done using alexa so we will put it to the test. now, it's showing the lyrics. i never knew what it said. ♪ ♪ you know i don't play >> alexa stop. i need a phone charger. >> on searching. >> alexa, go to my cart. >> it sound like you're trying to see your shopping cart? i can't do that yet. but you can always view your cart on amazon. >> what happens if i had several things in my cart and i realized i wanted to leave one of them? alexa, answer. hey there! you have smart devices connected to your echo, right? >> it work with a light i have inside and i also have some -- lights in my backyard and those all work the same. >> what are the things you're finding frustrating about it? >> the video quality is kind of iffy. >> yeah. sometimes you're pixulated and sometimes you're not. >> you can't ask alexa to

we didn't just ask alexa. we called the company. they said they won't comment on rumors and speculation but they did say they do not share identifiable customer information. then they went on to say, developers have access to a none mizeed data, around skilled usage, being the app, in order to improve the customer experience for their skill, their use. we do not share audio recordings with developers. question in the future will they provide transcripts of those recordings. be sure when you bring alexa in the house there, is someone in the house recording, as soon as you wake alexa up, she is recording what you're saying and what you are ordering. you can use the alexa app on smartphone and tablet. go to settings. go to recordings. go to history you can delete it all out. amazon says when you do that alexa will not be quite as smart when you deal with her next time. bottom line every interaction you had with alexa is making her smarter in her knowledge about you. connell mcshane and others. connell: people like you and i have nothin

they really like alexa. hey, maybe i should get some more amazon products, prime music, crime video -- prime video. we are starting to see people want to use those devices. if they don't create their own, they risk losing other product lines to other companies. caroline: let's get a vc take now. martin, when you see this rush for ai -- you were saying how driverless cars are the hottest thing over the last 12 months. is ai the hottest investment, too? is there enough talent to go around, -- let alone enough money? martin: we do have a lot of startups going after that space on the driverless car. on the smart speaker side, we haven't really seen anyone. very few startups building on top of the alexa. we haven't really seen any startups going after that. i'm a little bit skeptical on that part of the home. we have not seen the ecosystem of developers going after them. even as a user or a potential investor, i would be asking what is the retention. what is the engagement? i've had one for six months and it is b

you see the demand for alexa.oes not create their own, or if others don't create their own, people will buy amazon products. they might really like alexa, maybe i should subscribe to prime music or video instead of apple music in itunes and buy an amazon fire tv instead of apple tv. we're seeing this pace of people wanting to use the devices. if apple does not create their own and other players don't create their own, they risk losing other product lines to other companies. caroline: let's go to vc tech. when you see this rushed for ai, you say how driverless cars is the hottest investment in the last four months, is ai a good investment? >> i think it has been a good area, but we have seen a lot of startups in that space. on the smart speaker side we have not really seen anyone. very few startups. uilding on top of the alexa. we see apps on the smart phone. we have not really seen anything going after that. i'm a skeptic on the home smart speaker area we do not have an ecosystem going after them. the potential in

lots of new alexa devices.e tap, dot, and the new echo show has the screen and the echo look as well. it's more of a style guide for your wardrobe. apple, they announced the home pod for $350. you have players in china trying to jump in. why do they want these? let's start with apple. the home pod takes advantage of apple music and siri and home kit and their home-based services and streaming services, where they are trying to make the bulk of the money in the future has hardware sales. it is important because people really want smart speaker's. you see the demand for alexa. you see the demand for amazon and google's home speaker products. if apple does not create their own, or if others don't create their own, people will buy amazon products. they might really like alexa, and say, maybe i should subscribe to prime music or video instead of apple music in itunes and buy an amazon fire tv instead of apple tv. we are starting to see this pace of people wanting to see those devices. if apple does not create their

alexa, turn on my washer. in a first, sears will sell some large kenmore appliances outside its on stores on you guessed it, amazon. it will also sell some smart appliances that will respond to voice commands through amazon's alexa or echo device. the dole is a gamble. it might leave sears stores traffic, but could u inject new life into the kenmore brand. sears s the deal sparked a rally in shares of the iconic department store. sears stock up 10%. but it also knocked the wind out of other companies that sell appliances. like home depot, lowe's and whirlpool. courtney reagan has more. >> it's already been an active year for sears. most of it hasn't been good, but today's announcement the 124-year-old retailer will begin selling its kenmore products on amazon.com sent sears stocks soaring. it's also integrated alexa into kenmore's smart appliances, so consumers can say alexa, turn off the air conditioner. sears home service will still deliver and instahl, but on amazon.com. a blog post, sears ceo and largest s

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alexa, siri. >> yeah. we talked about this aren't table.igure it standardizes on one, jarvis. >> no, i use alexa for groceries and weather and google for my calendar. >> it is going to get crowded. >> alexa, i thought i told you to order the groceries great to you have. >>> europe closed five minutes ago. let's get to seema mody. >> it's not what drogy did, it's what he said that the market is paying attention to take a look at european stocks lower in wake to have day's kmengs kmenlts from the ecb president. the real action in the currency market the euro surging to more than one year high after draghi said that the policymakers would discuss the changes to the bopd buying program in the fall now at his news conference in frankfurt today, draghi urged patience with the stimulus policy despite better growth in the euro-zone. listen in. >> we aren't there yet and that's why i used repeatedly the concept of together with confidence that in the end we'll get there. the concept of persistence or patience, persistence in keeping the current stim

the last thing amazon once is for other people to use an apple tv and an alexa speaker.ecosystems and have everyone on their own platforms across the different devices, and the speaker is just one component of that. caroline: that was mark gurman. stories of sexual harassment in the tech industry continue to come out. tech startups throughout silicon ed byy have been rock numerous sexual misconduct allegations, resulting in several resignations from tech investors. the latest one coming just this week from dave mcclure. as the industry's move to grapple, the question still can enact how they change in the male-dominated sector. jenna sarah, who has written for the new york times, wrote about this topic in his column this week. and joining gus with -- joined us with martin mignon. >> it is so pervasive that there are studies that show that 60% of the women who were polled said they had had to deal was some form of sexual harassment. i would say that is pretty darn pervasive. it has gone on for years because the power imbalance between a venture capitalist who has money an

we aren't used to the alexas yet.aying goes into a machine and then gets sent to amazon and chopped up and parsed and sent other places. we know when we type but not when we speak. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> one of the most exclusive sports cars in the world is like a missile on wheels. ahead a heart-pounding test drive of a new bugati. capable of speeds ♪ >>> one of the most exclusive cars on the market today can go from 0 to 60 in less than two and a half seconds. the bugatti can reach speeds up to 261 miles per hour. it's said to be the fastest production car in the world. only 500 models were built worldwide and half have reportedly have been sold. we took a ride in the luxurious sports car. he reports from a showroom in connecticut on what you'll need to get one of your own. >> reporter: good morning! that's what $3 million sounds like. it's about what it's going to cost you to get behind the wheel. it's the most expensive production vehicle made, and if you think it looks good sitting here in the

they turned on alexa. >> privacy issue >> they feel like alexa knows too much about them. it's like a spy organization >> there has been a question as to exactly when sit recording or not and what amazon's keeping. >> or what they give to law enforcement if something happens in a home and alexa is on. >> you still do it alexa start my washing machine what is that here's how you start a washing machine. is that really the innovation? >> sometimes you have to use a dial. >> is that artificial intelligence. >> the drier is more push. >> it takes longer to say alexa start my drier than to push the button that is 21st century for you. >> when we come back, cramers mad dash we'll countdown to the opening bell we still haven't gotten to calls on nike and pfizer we'll talk qualcomm, amex and more when we return. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in

. >> apple has siri and alexa and google has the home. all of them respond to your voice. you can ask them questions but they are listening to you all the time too who's hearing you and what could happen with that >> well, they only start listening when you say a wake word when you say alexa, for google home example, okay google. once you say the wake word then it is listening and sending that information back to servers at the company. they are supposed to be holding it securely and they say they are. the thing is, there are peoples whose name is alexa, right it could inadvertently collect information then of course, there is a possibility that once this information is collected it could be subpoenaed. >> you think this is a real threat can computers get too smart and get ahead of the program or are we a long way from rise of the machines >> people kind of talk about how artificial intelligence will get too smart and take over the world but the truth is it's pretty already is everywhere and it's not it -- i wouldn't see it as a threat necessarily, but artificial intellige

lots of new elects a devices -- alexa devices.o show has the screen and the echo look as well. it's more of a style guide for your wardrobe. apple, they announced the home pot for $350. tryinge players in china to jump in. why do they want these? apple, the home politics advantage of apple music and siri and home kit and their home-based services and streaming services where they are trying to make the bulk of the money in the future as far as sales. peoplemportant because really want smart speaker's. pc the demand for al -- you see the demand for alexa. apple does not create their own, or if others don't create their own, people will buy amazon products. exa, might really like al maybe i should subscribe to prime music or video instead of apple music in itunes and buy an amazon fire tv instead of apple tv. if apple does not create their own and other players don't create their own, they risk losing other product lines to other companies. caroline: let's go to vc tech. when you see this rushed for ai, you say how driverless cars i

liz: is amazon's alexa spying on you? the outlet -- media outlet called n engagement. it says amazon may start sharing your private transcripts of the requests you make to its echo device. it's called the alexa voice command system. they may start sharing your private requests with third party app developers. now, this raises serious privacy concerns. let's take a look at amazon closing the day in the green. closing over the $1,000 mark. we're going to bring back washington times contributor eric and conservative review correspondent. denene, right now, amazon echo only records when it hears the name alexa. but in the future, it's possible they're going to record continuously. i mean, i know some people that say amazon alexa is recording, even when you don't voice activity it. what are your thoughts about it? >> well, listen, i love our advances in technology, but i am very concerned about privacy issues here. i mean, this is like a mini-spy that will be following your every move and everything you say. they need to put a

prime and you can start at 7:00. >> alexa herself is on sale, tonight. this one cost 150. >> why are you touching her like that. >> she's on sale for 75 tonight. >> yeah. >> if only you waited for these days, these prime days. >> i know. >> big night for me. coming up at 6:49. >> they were traffic jams and licensing lines at gas station ness memphis saturday all over a rumor that started on social media they had to bring police in. >> people were fighting. there were fistfights, thomas, please explain. >> 3,000 people showed up, some of them in their pajamas because they wanted to get out of the house right away. rumor swirled on social media, of course, grab your utility bill and head down pay it for a deep, deep discounts all because of a rumor that a former grizzlies player was going to pay a million-dollar to pay off your bills. started out as a tweet, zach randolph had donated a million-dollar to pay off peoples bills as long as they paid a small percentage. 1 percent. rumor came after a glitch in memphis lights, gas and water payment system which c

at that point alexa perked up. >> he asked her did you call the sheriff.guess there was a smart speaker connected inside the residence that was connected to the home phone and it heard the keyword to call sheriff. >> that's exactly what alexa did. the e ddevice called 911. sheriffs showed up at the house and arrested the woman's boyfriend. >>> we're getting a look at tornadoes tearing through indiana. they touched down in rural areas. >> pawe are ready for severe weather. more to come later this week. >> not everybody is going to see the storms, but i am tracking the threat for tonight and later this week. plus the potential heat wave in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> also if you have been rubbing your red eyes after swimming in a pool? we're going to explain the culprits behind the eye irrit t irritants. >>> and the big attraction with a big rob. how reading city council is cracking down on criminal activity at the pagoda. >>> plus wandering free in the streets. how they managed to corral these horses that escaped. >>> nbc tracking the start of

why police are praising amazon's alexa. >>> away we go. temperatures back up into the mid-90s in the downtown area. be ready to sweat it out. tuesday morning. 76 now under a mostly cloudy sky. it is going to be a hot afternoon to be outside. highs in your hometown today. 91 in frederick, maryland. 92 in manassas. 96 in fredericksburg. it's going to stay hot for the rest of the week. quick peek at the weekend. finally by saturday and sunday, high temperatures closer to average. the whole ten-day coming up. showing the 66 at the beltway. nice light volume. love to see this on any weekday. still have that backup here 295 off of the beltway through the austin hill area and into the district. so a little bit slow there, it's much better than earlier. we're going to take a look at the beltway and the travel tiemts coming up. >>> melissa, thank you. >>> a mother and daughter caught in a domestic dispute are safe this morning. >> they may have the smart device, alexa to thank for it. >> the dti in new mexico last week. the mother and daughter were

alexa is now in % 8% of homes in the u.s.hat's a powerful tool that's hard to compete with. >> for so long the question on amazon was how long can they get away with these low margins, high spending, and unreliable profit picture have they proven themselves? is it reliable enough on the revenue side and the aw business, which continues to grow 40% plus when it comes to cloud or should investors be wary here, especially with the stock move up 40% this year. >> yeah. the stock has had an incredible move, but the reaction here says that investors are okay with it. again, they are focusing on the long game or the end game. particularly in retail it is okay in the short-term if profits are, you know, not that terrific but the top line keeps growing you keep gaining market share. at the end of a few years from now or five years from now, if we have, according to our estimates, 40% less malls in total who picks you the difference amazon owns the home, as i like to say the echo has stolen your wallet. it's basically inside your house

let's hear it for alexa, yeah! (applause). >> fabulous job!cast, and thanks to your mom and dad for supporting the media theater. go see her in the 08 million shows she's in there. she's talented, yes, beautiful picture, in the woods, congrats, al election a let's go to the adventure aquarium, hosting breakfast with penguins this weekend, if you want to do what rich around is doing, how cool is this, richard. >> we're on penguin islands, this is awesome, i've been a huge fan all my life, dream come true for me. we're not the only ones here, look at these kids lined up. having fun out there? (cheers). >> we've been working on that cheer all morning, i'm psched to say we did a good job. we're back here, jen, senior biologist, this is amazing what you guys have here. this is brand new installment rock walls, i mean, a lot to see here. >> absolutely. we just finished renovation of our outdoor ex observe 0-inch it. adding a lot of rock work in different areas that the birds can climb on, be more active, utilize exhibit, more complete way. lots of b

think alexa consultations and products that service live in seven markets.zon killed best buy once, they didn't. i'm not sure this really kills best buy, though i mean, if you're going to shop at best buy, for that installation service, are you really going to go to amazon it's two different streams of buying it could help amazon get share wallet, but i'm not sure a best buy shopper shopping because it was local and they were just walking in is now going to go to amazon. >> you wanted to look around part of the case for best buy, certain products you want to sample in person i will say in terms of the stock reaction to best buy this news caught the stock kind of perched on a him right there a huge outperformer year to date maybe that's why it was more of a dramatic pullback. >> joining us into this conversation we want to welcome from the aspen institute, president and ceo walter isaacson in beautiful aspen. busy day for amazon and jeff bezos. how does the rest of retail compete, with already such high penetration of amazon prime day. >> what you said earlie

>> hello, alexa. >> and my son has the alexa. he may already be talking to alexa.>> i asked what was on sale and got giant box of toilet paper and cliff bars. >> that's good to know. thank you. >> dan ackerman, where are you going to put all those christmas gifts you're ordering? >>> up next, chefs who are making meat now the side show. you're watching "cbs this morning." h and meat being the side show p you're watching "cbs this morning." a good clean salad is so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. why do people put why does your tummy go "grum

here is google home, which is about the price of alexa and does the same thing. these samsung tvs are up to $100 off. here's a computer. at check out, 279. real quickly. if you want to check it out, there's this website called camo camo camo, you punch the amazon item in there, and it gives you the price history. at one point, it was actually the same price that they're selling it for right now. >> interesting. we've done some additional comparing. we looked at the prices for last year, you're onto the amazon echos are $40 cheaper this year. the prices of the echo dot stayed the same, and the kindle paper white stayed the same too. we've got the best deals on our website, wusa9.com. >>> virginia is working toward creating the mid-atlantic's first offshore wind farm. dominion energy says they would be located on property. here's virginia's governor terry mucullough. >> virginia will be the leader on offshore wind. >> you won't see it, and out there, we think the wind resources are very good. >> the wind turbines should be operational by 2020. a half million homes

they extend this opportunity if you're an alexa user so i will be prompted post the time the sale isver for even most online prime customers, today myself to turn on and see if i can start to buy from my alexa which is getting me trained and ready for that christmas sale i think it's smart for best buy and other retails to play in the game but they're celebrating on amazon's birthday. >> yeah. scott galloway now is with us. nyu. you have been a good analyzer of amazon you get credit for predicting the whole foods deal, scott. we keep hearing that it's not just about getting the $99 per year subscription when it come to prime day fwz the ecosystem. how do you interpret that? what does that mean to you >> first off, good to be with you guys yeah this is really you're entering into a relationship amazon decided retail is difficult business the better business is software where we have reoccurring revenue. and now more households have a reoccurring revenue relationship with amazon in the form of prime than voted the '16 election or have a land line phone so they're basically throwing a b

it will connect to alexa giving users voice control over their appliances.xa will tell an air-conditioner to lower the temperature in the room or tell the washer to start the laundry. you can find some of the pru products on amazon now. >> alexa, please get my laundry started. >> fold them. >> exactly. >>> now to some fun games and music. >> jessica from abc 7 mornings has a look at ideas for a fun weekend from our partners add hoodline. >> want to give back this weekend by going on a hunt. this week's game will benefit the st. francis challenge and their effort to make more of these transitional housing units in other words to help curb the homelessness problem in san francisco. >> it's a fun one hole shelter. we're two teams away and we need two teams to sign up. >> meet up on saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the southern pacific brewing company. it costs 30 bucks to enter and the hunt lasts about two hours. >> the money that's being raised will go toward building another shelter that costs $1,000 in material to build. this has locking doors and it feels secure to

to put that lead in perspective, alexa just passed 15,000 skills.libaba's genie launches with hundreds the company says. >> so, deidre, when we look at the home speaker market, we still don't have good numbers on exactly how many are selling we have percentages, amazon has this percentage of the market, but amazon still hasn't said here is exactly how many, either tens or hundreds of thousands or millions of theme we're selling. so do we have a real good look at how the markets are >> they sold tons of echo devices and said it is one of the best selling -- this is coming from the company. but the skills number is interesting to put it in perspective. alexa has over 15,000. google assistant has 378 microsoft cortana has just 65. so it does have a lead as for numbers, you're right, they don't give us much. >> yeah. pretty hard to gauge when those are the numbers that we're looking at guys, is ed lee joining the conversation now >> he is right here. deidre, stay put ed lee is joining us to talk specifically about samsung trying to become the world east

. >> be sure to ask alexa to make sure you've got all the deals. there's exclusive deals on those devices and do a final price check before you check out to make sure that that particular deal you're going after really is the best buy because prices are going to be moving really fast all day long. >> if you have alexa, you can begin voice shopping two hours early at 4:00 p.m. you have to be an amazon prime member to participate in prime day. >>> it's official. the dog days of summer are here and some adventurous pooches are showing us they love the sun. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and shoul

as you know, we update alexa. if you have an alexa, you can say what is the news and you hear us giving the update. now you can get help setting that up. sometimes we need that. >> sometimes we do. thank you, pam. >> thank you, pam. >>> the time is 7:28. uber drivers working dangerously long hours. the safety concern surrounding the ride share company. >>> a coach arrested on suspension of molesting two of his players. an accusation in the past that may get a second look. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. ♪[music] >> temperatures ticking down just slightly for most of us around the bay area. that is good news if you live near the coast or inland. a little more mild today compared to yesterday. but boy, get ready for the weekend. >> yes. yes. yes. >> stay tuned with steve

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prime day sales alexa whatever it's called is half off.icle said amazon surprise set because people are not using it for what they want it for to order things so they start to learn preferences. >> i never use it to order. >> they grab information people say what is the score of nationals game. >> or play. >> bruno mars. >> yes, saturday night live album. >> she's good at doing that. >> yes sometimes she gets sassy. >> yeah. >> we don't have the b eeg ees. >> you know you have the b eeg ees. >> mriingterring heat and humidity. yes, why not. it's july after all. 76 washington. mid 90s later today and we'll increase heat and humidity from yesterday. so, heat up develop near 100 this afternoon. take it easy. we should evolve months of july and august like into spanish culture where we sleep in the afternoon. >> i have a little siesta. >> at least many my head. >> every day going to get a nap today. i'll do it. >> there you go. >> i think it has to do with the morning show. >> 96 today and 95 tomorrow and 98 thursday. >> hot, hot and more hot.

on amazon including smart appliances, they can be singed with amazon voice assisted alexa. sears has been closing and liquidating stores across the nation, the amazon deal opens up new market place for the company to sell appliances. >> motorcycle done add 'd isn't just diving into the delivery business. the fast-food giant is rolling out a clothing line. that includes a big mac, hamburger pillow cases and sands al. tree for customers who order mcdonald's delivery in certain cities, now, mcdonald's isn't the first to take a chance at apparel. kfc recently released it own chicken theme clothing line. back to you. >> so hena, i wouldn't necessarily wear the bunny is to a party, but i can see it being a talker, right? like if somebody showed up wearing that? >> can i say when i read the story the first thing i said to my producer, i want that onesie. i love onesie. i'm ashamed to say but they look so comfortable, especially in the winner. i shouldn't have said that on tv. >> now we want pictures, i know you talk to our producer all the time, i don't know if you actually said t

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so it's a push around the smart home because the alexa is perhaps the future hub of the smart home sohat's sort of the two main pieces of it >> have they been finding, i guess, that people just don't know how to use alexa? i use it sometimes, but i use it to find out how tall is richard jefferson? how much does lebron weigh >> because you're such a basketball fan >> me and my son >> yeah. you know, they're not commenting at all about this right now. which is a little unusual, because it's already -- these services are already alive in seven west coast cities. but i think largely the industry is finding there's a big educational gap between where the smart home and voice assistance technology is, and how people are actually using it >> jason, when i read your headline, i thought oh, this is to get over the hump of the whole idea -- ithought it was about installing big tvs you walk into best buy, the thing is enormous. they set you up with an installation one of the down sides to amazon ordering is lack of installation so maybe it would go to a geek squad. are they doing that, as well >

speaking of alexa she's the new heroin in town.his girlfriend, the man asked the girlfriend if she had called the sheriff, that prompted the smart speaker to recognize the phrase as a command and guess, what it dialed 911, police arrived on the scene and able to rescue the woman as well as her daughter, the suspected attacker was taken into custody and he faces multiple charges, unbelievable. cheryl: that really is unbelievable. we have earning season that's heating up this week and some of the biggest banks are going to be reporting their hopefully profits. will they continue to lead the market rally? lauren: joining us now vice president and head of research at global funds jason: cobs, good to see you. >> good morning. lauren: one of them says welcome to earning season when the stock market boom turns to bust, what does that say about earning season, are you optimistic? >> we are optimistic but this is an expensive market. you really need strong earnings growth to justify valuations. what we are looking at the two most important

. >> you know, apple's got siri and there are devices like amazon's alexa, google has the home. all of them respond to your voice. you can ask them questions, but these devices are listening to you all the time. who's hearing you and what's going to happen to that? >> they only start listening when you say a "wake" word like "alexia" or "okay google" for the google home device. but once you say that, it is listening and sending that information back to the servers at that he company. and they're supposed to be holding it securely and they say they are, but there are people whose name is alexa, right? so it could inadvertently start collecting in effect then. and of course, there is the possibility that once this information is collected, that it could be subpoenaed. >> do you think this is a real threat? can computers get too smart and get ahead of the programmers, or are we a long way from rise of the machines? >> people kind of talk about how artificial intelligence will get too smart and take over the world, but the truth is that it's pretty dominant, it already kind of has.