>alexa doty had a long drive up to the peninsula.. we saw dry conditions in south san francisco friday evening but more rain is expected in the forecast.the national weather service says a frontal boundary will move from northwest to southeast across the region friday resulting in widespread rainfall through the night.some are welcoming the unsettled weather. others are craving more sunshine..

so you can just say "alexa, turn kasita on." or you can say "alexa 7 turn kasita on." please?polite british, like, say please. really, what the dumpster did was allow a sort of shift in how we actually thought about housing, so kasita was actually designed by a product designer. jeff thinks kasitas would be an ideal home for holidaymakers. the idea would be that wherever you travel, you're going to get a premier sort of hotel experience anywhere you go by staying in a kasita. it seems only somewhere like here in austin could someone swing from living in a dumpster to launching a new technologically entrenched style of living. there's a lot of weird and wonderful things across the city, and some people are using their creativity to keep austin kind. these chefs have left theirjobs in gourmet restaurants and are now using their talents to feed austin's homeless. 0n tonight's menu... wow! ..pulled pork and a truffled corn grits with brussels sprouts gorgonzola salad. flavours are like music. you taste something that you haven't tasted in a long time, it will take you right back t

>alexa doty had a long drive up to the peninsula..: "it took me four hours to get here from santa cruz. there was like three accidents, yeah i feel like winter hasn't gotten the message that it's over."> we saw dry conditions in south san francisco friday evening but more rain is expected in the forecast.the national weather service says a frontal boundary will move from northwest to southeast across the region friday resulting in widespread rainfall through the night.some are welcoming the unsettled weather. others are craving more sunshine..

. >>> coming up, virtual assistants such as syria and alexa are now in half of all american homes.ing up a look of privacy concerns especially in households with children. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> a new study from common sense media finds almost six -- 60% of children under the age of eight interact with a virtual assistant like siri or alexa. >> alexa, turn on the fan. >> okay. >> reporter: virtual assistants are available almost everywhere, on the phone computer, dashboard of the car or by the bed. we can get the weather, control delights, even heat up the leftovers. >> alexa, reheat one cup of coffee. >> reporter: the sedentary life could not get much better. but what about the kids? they are still developing, and impressionable. common sense media, a nonprofit that

so i thought, maybe i can talk to my friend alexa, see if alexa can help me. i said, alexa, play me some john killser. and amazon music had john kilzer, about eight or nine songs in there. including a song he wrote with kirk walem, a great saxophonist and a legend in memphis and in the music scene, called "we're all free." we're not all free until we're all free. it's a great song. so, if you have a chance, if you got alexa as a friend, ask her to play you some john kilzer, it's good music. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, for five minutes. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, i rise today with a heavy heart as another individual has lost her life on u.s. highway 12 in my home state of minnesota. in fact, right in my neighborhood. u.s. highway 12 is the road we drive to get to and from our hometown of delano, minnesota. this is one of the most dangerous stretches of road in our state. this has been known as the avenue of death. an 18-year-old lost her life on another crash on this hi

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amazon alexa. a look at why it is becoming a growing concern with parents. >>> the planet gaining steam in new york city to charge drivers for using the most congested areas. lots of the stage for congestion pricing here? >> from ktvu news, this is before. >>> facebook feeling the heat this afternoon, advertising practices. the u.s. department of housing and urban development, accusing the social media giant of dissemination, when it comes to ads for housing. and, the department is assuming facebook, seeking damages for anyone impacted. welcome everyone this afternoon, i'm heather holmes. >> lawsuit centers on the advertising platform, laureen naylor is live at their headquarters with how they will use this characteristic to district -- restrict you can see certain ads. maureen? >> reporter: at the heart of this issue is the valuable active user base on both facebook and instagram. hunt says that facebook violated the federal act by using information to see who sees housing ads in here does not. >>

it is attempting to replace the gender specific voices, very limiting for siri and alexa. >> hi, i'mof me like siri or alexa but neither male or female. >> laura: that's like a fried egg. >> they claim voices like siri or alexa are reinforcing binaryy gender choices and this would break that stereotype in ai. >> laura: that reminded me of "the voice" in that old matthew broderick movie "the war games." >> nobody saw that movie. >> laura: yes, they did. >> guiness book of world records counselman from brooklyn as the world's tallest politician. >> we are here to bring honor to someone who has brought politics to new heights. >> the whole process took two years. as a man over 50, i thought osteoporosis would set in and i would lose the record. >> others claim they are taller. there is the mayor of warnsville heights, he claims to be 7 feet. yao ming is a delegate and he is 7'6". he may well be the tallest politician inmi the world, laur. >> laura: i always think of coach seating. >> why are they fighting over this? >> laura: we will send your family some of the janties. the worst media

because alexa's a snitch. [ laughter ] we all know it. that's her whole job. we keep buyin' her.use this story came and went. last year they said alexa had a computer bug that's making it laugh in the middle of the night by its -- no! what? [ laughter ] that's my worst nightmare. i'm such a coward. like, i've just recently, well into my 30s, been able to fall asleep with my leg hanging off the bed a little bit. [ laughter ] for the monsters, you know? [ light laughter ] that's how you know you're grown when you do it on purpose like, "i wish you would eat me. [ laughter ] you don't pay no rent in here." you know what i mean? [ laughter ] that's how you know you made it. but i don't want y'all to think i'm some sad sack, you know what i mean? i get happy sometimes. you know what i mean? i remember the last time i was happy. but what i really believe is if black people project that we're too happy, you know, bad things happen. you know? not just for us. for everybody, you know what i mean? the last time i remember being really happy was when obama was in the white house and there w

walking into a store and actually seeing what alexa can do for you or to you is a completely differentsful thing. everyone's got them now. >> exactly. >> what is amazon? we used to think of it as a bookstore. this is a company of disruptors, of innovators, of people who will go into any industry. groceries, we are talking about not only with whole foods but their stand-alone series of grocery stores. i would love to see them get into education, get into health care but for now, the retooling, the popup approach and as has been said, this was experimental from the get-go. as long as the company keeps innovating, they will keep succeeding. >> to talk about the flipside, there was an analyst from jeffries that said if anything, replicating a successful retail model is not easy and he believed that so far, the book stores as well as the four star locations have not been doing well and amazon still needs to work on their retail fulfillment centers. david: how much money do you think bezos is willing to put into this? clearly he wants -- it's more than just popup stores. he does want the ret

and does alexa speak your mother tongue will look at a project to teach digital assistants lesser known languages. from stephen beers in berlin thanks for watching. the next generation mobile standard in germany hits the auction block today telecoms companies will bid for radio frequencies to operate ultra fast five g. mobile networks the only technology to make autonomous driving possible on a wide scale for example so far the bettors are deutsche telekom britain's vodafone spain's telefonica and newcomer a german newcomer united internet it's brand one and one has no network of its own . in other parts of the world five g. has already taken off in asia pacific region there are forecast to be around one hundred twenty million five g. subscriptions by two thousand and twenty one now we're vendor ericsson expects north america to be in second place with forty eight million subscriptions followed by europe which one and two million subscriptions lead america will start off with just three million and africa in the near east with two million. and let's talk now to our financial corresponde

say we can count on that going on he promises that he is only recording things after you say hey, alexa what's to stop some enterprising product manager at some point, that's what everyone else has done. >> remember the story about alexa thinking she was being alerted by a husband and wife talking and sending a message to someone else there's some issues to explore here see how it ends up shaking out roger, stay with us. lyft filing an s 1 friday, kicking off the ipo process. expect that later this month beating rival uber to the public market >> reporter: good morning. lyft's structure catching attention. we into uber is not going public with one reminder here, dual class structure is two classes of stock, each with distinct voting rights meant to protect the founder. over the weekend, the council of institutional investors expressed deep concern over lyft plan structure calling it egregious, likening co-founders to supreme monarchs in perpetuity they reiterated call for them to curb such listings it reviefs the debates on voting rights it worked out in terms of outperforming broader m

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alexa is with me now. you were on fire on this piece and i said i need to talk to this girl today.start the whole thing talking about sanders announcing his campaign on the same day elizabeth warren released her plan for subsidized child care, that's when you were like, can you not? >> it epitomized the whole problem. literally we have this woman who is a mother of two releasing the most expansive plan for subsidized child care in america with some personal experience to inform it and the same day this guy does a cannon ball into the news cycle and gets everybody else wet and it's all we can talk about and think about when there's actually something substantive that's meaningful and important to pay attention to and that's the bigger problem with all these guys. >> in all she calls them the b boys. you also get into beto who, you know, there are all kinds of discussions. he did recently recognize and almost apologize for his privilege. >> he did when it was referenced totally. >> he did also say he would make sure it was full of -- isn't that a point? >> we have four women running

. ♪ >> my name is alexa. >> commanding alexa to turn on our lights, binge watching on amazon prime, shoppingt whole foods or reading the washington post. millions of americans, whether they know it or not are interacting on a daily basis with amazon founder and ceo jeff bezos. >> jeff bezos has said the way you live, eat and work, he wants to make it cheaper and he wants to make it more convenient and his track record is extraordinary. >> bezos is a self-described super geek. but behind the trademark booming laugh is a relentless and some would say ruthless drive. >> everyone is impacted by the strength of amazon. they have enormous power over the retail ecosystem. even the consumer products companies are worried about that. >> that ambition catapulted him to staggering heights but also made him the target of scathing criticism and bezos's most high profile critic has been donald trump. >> he owns amazon. he wants political influence so that amazon will benefit from it. that's not right. and believe me, if i become president, oh do they have problems. >> two years after trump was elected pre

una pausa pero antes un adelanto con alexa alejandro navarro, arrocero deporte, se conjura para una remontadaos están cerca de meterse ha puesto de liguilla entre que los pumas están más ricos de vencerse veamos cómo le fue en el campo de juego, al machete carlo gonzález entro al área pero no alcanza definir bien y le pide el portero cerca pumas posteriormente edad minutos después se ven al centro retrasado e increíblemente sólo frente al arco manda su disparo por encima a por la que también tocaba en otro momento la puerta hace cuentas sobre el única anotación de poblados con el cabezazo gano k morteros un gol por cero están en los ocho mejor de la tabla, otro duelo de este día reciben estaré molero álamo square que busca aullar, 1 x 0 para los lobos bar que salieron respondón es el estado el gatillero aplaudiendo como 44 sebastián ferreira dentro del área para poner el 1 x 1 se metió en el encuentro empollando al público más ánimo y reacción y se salvaba el equipo poblano 1 x 1 y es el marcador final y luego del golpe recibido con una derrota y eliminación la cope x si recibe otra oportunid

. >> holding on for dear life, all alexa sheppard could do was watch as her crew ship rock back and forth. >> it got worse and worse to the point the chairs were sliding from one side of the ship and bashing into the windows and sliding into the other side. >> when the crew ship ran into engine trouble, they were off the coast of norway and treacherous waters.>> my wife and i are yachtsmen. we've been subjected to pretty rough seas over the years but this was unlike anything we've ever seen.>> furniture flying, glass shattering and parts of the ceiling falling on passengers. >> we didn't think we were going to die as long as rings went well and the captain and crew did the right thing. we knew it was possible because of how close we were to the rocks. >> rescuers put lifeboats to evacuate passengers but the rough waters were too much. airlifted passengers to safety. other passengers waited on board putting on lifejackets and sleeping on the floor. finally, more than 24 hours after this whole ordeal started, the ship made it to port.>> we were finally there. >> sheppard hopes the rest of h

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alexa sheppard tweeted, thank you everyone for your love and support over these difficult days. officials are investigating why the ships set off in the first place despite storm warnings >> passengers had just finished breakfast saturday morning when furniture started flying and parts of the ceiling came crashing down. we came so close to having a catastrophic event out there. >> reporter:.close call has led authorities to open an investigation as to why they may have ignored storm warnings and started often violent waves up to 26 feet high. the captain issued a made a warning as the ship drifted close to the coast. as water seeped into the heavily listing ship, 1300 people on board wrap lifejackets and waited for help to arrive. one by one helicopter crews began airlifting patients to safety. many were senior citizens from the united states. >> and 71 and he 74. they took us up together and we got hooked in and lifted up. that was quite a jolt. >> reporter: hundreds of passengers were rescued before tugboats hauled the boat to shore. most suffered cuts are broken bones or trau

on valentine's day.af righr taking out a new life insurance policy." [ laughter ] gethis, amazon's alexapecial feature called "be my valentine," where she'll say sweet things to yo >> steve: aw. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: you turn it on, all you have to say is, "alexa, i'm very, very lonely." [ laughter and applaus] cute. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: and tomorrowis auntie anne'ffering a a special on heart-shaped pretzels. [ cheers ] great deal for all you hopeless romantics taking your dates to laguardia.ht [ la and applause ] "get in the cab. let's do it." of course, a lot of famous couples are exchanging valentine's cards. and we actually got ahold of some of them. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. so we're going to share them with you right now. check these out. this first one here is from colton fm "the bachelor." >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he said to one of the contestants -- it says, "hannah, i thi i'm falling for you." you open it up. and it says, "well, it's either you the other hannah." [ laughter and applause ] but still. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's romantic. >> steve:

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just say "alexa, give me my free audible book," and your first pick is on us. >> back with seema hingorani and allison esposito medina. if i may ask again about "girls who invest".tell us what the program has achieved so far and what it aims to do in terms of helping women get into the financial workforce? >> it's been very exciting.we decided that we wanted to reach women of all backgrounds. all backgrounds of study, all backgrounds of ethnicity, also socioeconomic background in go to college across the entire country. the application process, they apply, which is accepted hundred and 50 women into the program for the summer. we just started out with 30 women in 2016 we are up to 150 now. what we've seen happen is even spidered these young women. they go through these four weeks of rigorous training that when they go to their internships, based on what they learn and the confidence we help them build, they execute so well that the firms are so impressed but they are hiring them back. not only their hiring them back next summer but then full-time and women are getting four and five offers.

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just say "alexa, give me my free audible book," and your first pick is on us. maria: welcome back.brought you my exclusive interview with the chief security officer of chinese telecom provider, huawei. now, huawei is suing the u.s. government. challenging the united states decision to bar the government from using the chinese telecom company equipment. this as huawei is in big legal trouble itself over intellectual property theft allegations. here is what andy purdy had to say in response. in the theft of intellectual property by the china government that is not us, the china government doesn't speak for us, we don't speak to the china government. i applaud the united states and others to try and crackdown on the global theft of intellectual property. which has been a disgrace in the last 50 years that we've not done enough about it. i'm glad to see president trump raising that as an important issue in the trade talks. maria: joining right now, a vendor in the technology world, the former chief operating officer at microsoft, managing director -- good to have you on the program. th

ai to find more oil makes sense since we already own machines that learn all about us we got siri alexa. and rolonda. what the hell is rolanda oh i think you mean who is. right saying hello to the next phase of that is totally not a talk boy i reconfigured as an experiment. i really want you there. high. and progressive keys yes. right go ahead and test it out test it out ok. rolonda show me why companies give lip service to reversing climate change. partner with the very oil companies that profit at the expense of our future or why our bill gates says he is a is a play on to fight climate change at microsoft sold machine vision software to shell and help the b.p. build an ai tool determine how much oil in a given reserve is recoverable i have found three locations to find soothing wipes to relieve your butt. but i was out there that you didn't have an attitude oh yeah. it was that gas to the battle over this country's soul we sent naomi here of to see pack to find out what exactly they're saying there she filed this report. and. then lord convention center welcomes the conservative pol

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all alexa shepard could do was watch as her ship rocked back and forth. >> it got worse and worse tont that the chairs were sliding completely from one side of the ship, and bashing into the windows and sliding to the other side of the ship. >> reporter: the rio vista madea native was with 1400 other people when the cruise ship ran into engine trouble. they were off the coast of norway in treacherous, frigid waters as rough water hit. >> my wife and i are both average yachtsmen. we have been subjected to some pretty rough seas over the years, but this was unlike anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: furniture flying, glass shattering and parts of the ceiling falling on passengers. she knew it was bad when the crew issued a may day call. >> we didn't think we were going to die as long as things went well. the captain and the crew did the right things, but we knew it was possible because of how close we were to the rocks. >> reporter: rescuers couldn't use lifeboats to evacuate passengers because of the rough waters and wind, so they took to the air using helicopters to airlift almost

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. >> i know a lot of people are worried about technology andet data and they buy something like alexa, the personal assistant for their homes. and they think they're okay with that because they like the convenience. so there seems to be this disconnect between what they say they're worried about and what they do. what would you say to em? >> scholars call this the privacy paradox. we say one thing and do another. but, in fact, what we understand is that when you actually reveal to people what is goingn behind the veil backstage, nobodyh wants anything to do w it. the problem today is that most of us can't participate effectively in our daily lives without moving through the digital medium and the supply chai that lead right into surveillance capitalism's factories. so surveillance capitalism has a lot of wealth. that is rected to engineering the systems to keep us in ignorance. ey're designed to be hidden. they're designed to be secret. so it's very hardor us to be aware even just a couple weeks ago pugh rearch has a story about facebook users who have no idea the way inhi facebook is

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well lawyers for the islamic work for the organization which runs the alexa mosque compound known as the temple mount to jews in cooperation with the jordanian government they say that this latest action by israeli authorities by the police to bar three senior clerics from the site along with in total one hundred thirty people for various lengths of time up to several months is something that is totally unjustified and must be challenged and changed it all stems from what's been happening here in the last few weeks the decision to open an area of the site the mercy gate which had been closed since two thousand and three that was a decision by the israeli authorities at that time linked to the wish and action to disrupt the activities of a group inside the site that had been linked to hamas those a further court order in twenty seventeen in the same terms which led to the extension of that closure well the legal team for the walk says that that should never have been targeting any particular site that it should have been just about targeting a group and their activities and that is wh