alexa is omnipresent and hears everything a command could come at any time soon as the name alexa is said out loud every piece of information is stored in the cloud that's made the german interior ministry take notice it wants to explore whether alexa and systems like it can be useful in fighting crime. khan the police he needs to politicians can't just log on while the internet aids criminals that's when gates starts what matters it's not about law abiding citizens who have to fear they're being monitored delegates so technically speaking getting a hold of crime related data would be possible but most servers where the data is stored are located in other countries amazon recently made it clear that no customer data would be released without a valid legal order that means it will hand over customer information if order to according to u.s. law american intelligence services are allowed to ask for customer data and pass it on at least when it pertains to foreign nationals but german data protectionists are skeptical. of the price the price for these demands would be to make expensive

let's talk about alexa now.t's in a fierce race with rivals from google and apple. but there are ongoing privacy concerns about what digital home assistants pick up and pass back to the tech giants. at a conference this week, amazon announced new technology allowing longer conversations with alexa, and talked about the potential for her detecting human emotion. dave lee has been speaking with amazon's head of alexa, dave limp. we do think that there are interesting ideas that might come out if you could understand the emotion of somebody. if you think about having a life coach, one of the things that life coach might listen to is your tone and how you deal with that. we don't have a specific features or specific products to talk about right now, but we did get excited enough about the science to publish the paper. amazon come under fire recently from reports that human beings were listening to recordings made through alexa to improve the service. were you surprised that the reaction to those reports? i was surpr

amazon is facing new lawsuits over its wildly popular alexa device. claiming that the company is listening to children without permission and storing what they say. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> it's everything you love about alexa made just for kids. >> reporter: tonight, there are some new privacy concerns about alexa devices in millions of homes. twin lawsuits in california and wa azof recording millions of children without their consent. >> alexa, play some music. >> reporter: this comes after another consumer group raised another privacy issue, recently demonstrating in this video how a child can use the echo dot's remember me feature. >> alexa, remember my phone number is -- >> reporter: the campaign for commercial free childhood says that data was left on the device even after they deleted the recording two different ways. >> i was shocked. the fact that amazon keeps that information is extremely concerning. >> reporter: these new lawsuits alleging amazon has built a "massive data base of millions of voice recordings cob tanning the private

and the advancements will allow people to talk more naturally to alexa.that translate into higher revenue for amazon? >> the first thing is to get customers to love the product. if you build a product the customers love and use, then good things usually come in consumer electronics when you do that for us, that's the first thing you want to do it happened with kindle. people loved it. we figured out how to build a book business around it. similarly the great thing about echo and alexa, is that customers love the product >> what are they buying more of because of that? >> i don't think they're necessarily buying more yet because of that. but they are doing certain things in digital that leads to buying more things specifically we've brought music back into the home again it atrophied in the home and now music subscription services, spotify, amazon music and now apple music starting last year are growing on echo and alexa. people are listening to audio books and so we have a business there. audible with a subscription services those are the early signs you

artificial intelligence, we may not all use alexa. alexa is four years old. we have gone from the excitement of being able to say i want to hear a specific song to voice recognition has ignore miss -- has enormous potential. you heard about the computing power of quantum. there already studies about what it will do to machine learning. there are already studies about what it will do to genetic research. yes, you have the downside of, it could defeat current encryption. you have to build quantum protected encryption. then you have to go to the good stuff. i would say we need not lose our courage. we have the right system of government, we're got the right economy. we are just missing a focus on helping us defend ourselves. >> i agree with that. i may take a little bit of fun at the expense of alexa and echo, but in the area of health, in the area of the environment, at mitigating climate change, things of that sort, we are going to find tremendous potential with some of these technological tools, which will both make us more efficient and healthier. one exampl

shannon: the alexa terms of use say if you don't accept it don't use alexa.t is in your home is it on you? >> amazon does not need to keep these reports. it is in violation of the law. taking it out of the box and setting it up and hitting the button. other people with their families and children, if amazon expects people to police against their bad practices consumers need to speak out and no longer use the product. others have found ways of around it. amazon act like they are above the law. shannon: you have presented your cases ably. you leave it to the jury at home. let us know what you think's shannon bream or fox news at night. thank you both. and updates on the shooting we told you about in corona, california. local fox reporter in the air over the scene says it looks fairly contained and there is an investigation underway. you can see authorities on the scene. it seems to be under control. folks being released after sheltering in place. we will try to find out what happened and let you know. open your heart for tonight's hero. amazing story of a roads

brent: from alexa to vietnam and a story about an unlikely hero. a 99-year-old grandmother standing up against big cope. some 300 people in her community have been forced to relocate, but she is refusing to leave, even after bulldozers demolished her house. >> it is a classic case of david versus goliathth, but this 99-year-old grandmother r is refusing to give up. >> i'm not leaving. i'm staying right here. the officials tried to evict me, but i would not leave. my grandparerents and my parares lived here, and i will l also sy here. >> she has called t this area he since birth. one e day she was notified the authoritiess need t to the a arr a new coal l ant. she wawas offered to move elsewhere but r refused. this is what is left of the family house. now the 99-year-old lives in a shack next to the rubble. it is a story playing out across vietnam. the country's energy demands are soaring, and with it, it's appetite for coal. experts predict coal will account for half of vietnam's energy production by 2030, and that means building plants in remote a

instead of saying alexa, turn on the lights, alexa remind me to walk the dog in 20 minutes, you'll be able to have a conversation, more like alexa, turn on the lights and remind me to walk the dog. lauren: right now they are in regulatory crosshairs. >> they certainly are. cheryl: here are some other headlines we are watching for you this morning. power back on at los angeles international airport after a frustrating outage overnight. 7 many travelers were grounded. even the traffic lights outside went dark. a glitch at a utility station is blamed for the outage. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez putting a costly price tag on her green new deal. she tells the hill it would cost at least $10 trillion. ocasio-cortez introduced the green new deal in february but didn't release a price tag estimate at that time. rahm emanuel is going to wall street. the former chicago mayor joining investment bank centerview partners. it was founded in 2006. it's become one of the most profitable investment banks on wall street. youtube is stepping up efforts to tackle hate speech. the company says i

last but not least, another use of artificial intelligence and your alexa app.rking on finding styles and helping you shop better. this may sound creepy. say you're on the street. you see a woman in a dress you really like, snap a picture of the dress, up load the picture, the amazon alexa app can determine right away based off the picture where the item came from, and suggest similar items on the platform. i gave you a creepy example, but you can grab pictures from online do that as well. there are some of the announcements from amazon. looks like i will never have to leave home. melissa: yeah, perfect. kristina thank you. connell: creepy examples and all. growing tensions between the u.s. and iran. president trump says there is a chance the u.s. military will have to take action against tehran. we'll have list latest comment, come son text on the escalating crisis. melissa: top mexican officials meeting in washington right now to plead their case, to avert president trump's looming tariffs on mexican imports. the potential impact on you and your wallet. that i

. >>> alexa, plan my date. amazon a.i. gets new skills. and my apologies for waking up your device this morning. you want to hear from her at that time? >> all that still ahead. first, let's check in with weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> mid and upper 60s around antioch and brentwood. here is a big difference from yesterday. yesterday it was 75 on mt. diablo. that warm air mass has been dislodged. until you get to mountain view, 59. los gatos, up in the hills, 54. these temperatures up to ten degrees cooler than this time yesterday. there you go. you can see the clouds. you'll find a little more fog and some drizzle this morning in our higher elevations, so watch out for that as you plan your commute this morning. let's talk about the north bay. 50s at 7:00. 64 at 9:00. 72 at 11:00 and then mid to upper 70s for the better part of the afternoon hours. we'll have a mixture of sun and clouds in the east bay. in the 50s through 9:00. and then mid-60s from about 11:00 through 5:00. and a mixture of high clouds and sunshine with low cl

and alexa had turned itself on by itself. you who have alexa, you know you have to call her and she wakes up when you call her . so she went on her own and there was an announcer on npr reading the news. so i called amazon and i get somebody, i got somebody in india or pakistan saying probably there was a tv set on and probably alexa heard something that she interpreted as alexa and she woke up and i said no, there was absolutely nothing on at home . are you sure it wasn't a kid, a person? my wife was traveling, there was nobody at home. i don't have a dog, don'thave a cat . it can't be anything else. i asked her can you please upscaled this to a supervisor. so couple days later i had my case number, talk to supervisor and the supervisor looked into my case and email me or call me back and remember a couple of days and said it must have been a technical glitch. and i said wow, i mean, technical glitch. what would that mean when we have our artificial hearts connected to the cloud, what will they tell you when it stops so sorr

of course alexa is doing exactly that what's the point?e federal trade commission is investigating a separate complaint about another amazon product the device called the echo dot kids edition. that complaint accuses amazon of information about children that parents don't have the ability to delete. should any of this worry you? not at all says amazon? you can trust jeff bezos with your children. relax. everything is fine. now count backwards with me from 100. you are getting very sleepy. >> tucker: the department of defense exists to protect american from foreign threats also a massive consumer of tax dollars. the biggest really concerns about corruption always there reason to believe over the past couple years worked to enrich amazon already the world's recidivismest company. 10 billion-dollar cloud computing contract. according to critics, the contract wasn't actually competitive. it was designed from the very start to be fulfilled by amazon and only by amazon. several of defense secretary's jim mattis' aids had prior professional ties

concerns about alexa devices in millions of homes.n accuse amazon of recording millions of children without their consent. >> alexa, please play some music. >> reporter: this after another consumer group raised another privacy issue, recently demonstrating in this video how a child can use the echo dot's remember me feature. >> alexa, remember a phone number -- >> reporter: advocates with the campaign for commercial free childhood say data was left on the device even after they deleted the recording two different ways. >> i was shocked. the fact that amazon keeps that information is extremely concerning. >> reporter: these new lawsuits alleging amazon has built a massive database of millions of voice recordings containing the private details of millions of americans. in a statement amazon says they have strict measures in place to protect users' privacy and security with enhanced protections for families. adrienne bankert, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to adrienne. >>> actor cuba gooding jr. is out of police custody this mornin

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this is what alexa will never be in my home. that's all the time we have tonight.a smile out t. thanks for watching special arbitration decision of the "ingram angle." don't forget to check out my latest podcast at podcast 1.com and take it all from here. >> welcome to fox news at night, in washington, we begin tonight w fox news alert. the president still considering a military strike on iran. many supporters and critics of the president say, the u.s. must respond to iran's aggression b. how? what comes next? we're digging in on "fox news at night." and bad news near "empire" actor, jussie smollett. he could still be in trouble with what chicago police maintain is a hate crime hoax. and multiple reports that president trump is make good on his mass deportation, but suggesting i.c.e. could be rounding up illegal immigrants as early as sunday. some major cities, telling the feds they will not cooperate in

what led him back, a simple command for amazon's alexa.6-year-old with down syndrome rode around the neighborhood. he got confused and went into a home he went into before, but wasn't owned by the people he knew anymore. he saw an amazon echo so he said alexa called mom. >> he was confused. he was not familiar with who lived there anymore, but he saw the familiar device. he knew what to say. although it didn't connect him with his mother, he got him the help he needed in the end. >> he was linked to a missing person's report and ended up with his family once again a mail away from home. >> police are looking for the driver of a car who clipped another one and causing that car to rollover. the latest from the crash scene next. %fo >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> a san mateo police officer finds himself on the other side of the law this morning after taking to a teenager on tinder. >>> plus, a possible lawsuit coming down the tracks in the south bay. the late-night train problem keeping some san jose folks up. >>> how high temperatures could go.

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. >>> does alexa know that i want to go to karaoke but i do not want to sing celine dion?und out when we went to karaoke people will delete our choices anyway. for some reason they hate us. >> stop. >>> this is fascinating. the beehive buzzing over a possible shady moment. >> who couldn't stare at this couple. people are upset with the wife of warriors owner who seemed to it's l afive-second cli ee thec is out of context. in any case, nicole is leaning around beyonce to talk to jay. it did not sit well with fans. so people have gone to her instagram account -- >> she has 113 photos and every single one of them was overtaken with b emojis. she had to turn off her comments on a lot of thosee tuc te on their hands. we don't even know what they were talking about. >> she also posted a photo that says we should all help and support each other. it's of her touching beyonce. now i can't imagine ever touching beyonce for any reason. that seems -- i just wouldn't do it. >> and beyonce's language is like please stop touching me. >> who you are around. >> if beyonce is sitting next t

people are wondering what is the latest with alexa, the smart speaker.art these smart speakers should be, how long should our conversations be and how much should these speakers give back? what are your thoughts? my thought is if you don't need one of these things but you have one, some of these things can be useful for insta nce of these things can be useful for instance if you are elderly or visually impaired, they can be really practical. but these are listening devices you are installing in your home. and amazonian other manufacturers of these devices have people who are listening to your conversation and transcribing them because they need to in order to improve their language recognition skills and their ai. so, first, that would be my view. second, they are totally gendered. all of the speakers are women, that is not an accident. behavioural psychologist have pointed out we like talking to ladies more than men. they are like assistance or mothers so people are abusive to them and you need to understand that the personality of these things are code

amazon facing a new lawsuit over alexa voice assistant.ory for you next. ♪ stuart: bad pr for amazon echo. the alexa product, according to a new lawsuit, they have been illegally recording and storing the voices of children without their parents consent. jackie joined us from the exchange. it is a new lawsuit, filed in seattle and alleges that alexa recording of children storing the recording and violating the rights at least eight different states. here is what the plaintiffs are asking for. the student speaking in junction. that means that to get consent before a records of minors and also to safeguard against future instances of this happening in each case there could be up to $5000 penalty for each specific instance. the student is looking for class action certification and as you know when plaintiffs join together and file in that way it makes it a larger situation. big black guy for the company dealing with this. obviously because it's dealing with minors not even necessarily adults. here's what they had to say on the website about i

for now, we'll hear from alexa kielty. >> hi again. unusual i have two agenda items back-to-back. we are here to share with you our recommendation for the zero waste grant. i'm going to give you little bit of history and quickly go through a short description each the grants. quick history of the zero waste grant program has been around since 1984. it's awarded millions of dollars in nonprofit community, just in san francisco. we've created hundreds of green jobs and we've diverted thousands of tons from landfill. lot of going to reuse. everything from reuse to book collection through s.f. public library to edible food recovery. all sorts of different things that people don't typically think of as waste. how is it funded? it comes out the rate. it comes out the refuse rate. a small percentage goes to the program funds. here's the list. we had 19 applicants they were requesting $1.7 million was the total requested amount. we awarded 14 organizations and we awarding $720,000. that's over a two-year period. the exciting thing about this list is seven are recurring grantees and seven

weather today >>> a gun battle with deputies that went down after a man shot at his wife's amazon alexa speaker. >>> $47 million was more than enough to rule at the box office. dark phoenix the latest in the "x-men". $33 million. it cost 2 million to make. it is the first film 20th century fox film released by disney. secret life of pets, aladdin, king of the monsters 4th. rocket man 5th. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. we'll see you right back >> hi, everyone. i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyles, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're giving you an inside look at the brand-new galaxy's edge at disneyland resort. >> this thing is amazing. it's something that you couldn't even dream about 20 years ago. then, one organization creating a positive atmosphere for young adults. >> they're learning time management, they're learning how to communicate on a whole different level, and really learn how to take care of themselves. >> plus, a hospital bringing advanced care to its co

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still ahead, the gun bat with deputies that went down at one man's home after he shot at his wife's alexa drew tuma. temperatures right now are in the 70s. that leads to a hot day tomorrow with another heat advisory going into effect. we'll have the afternoon highs in the accuweather forecast ahead. >> abc's new brand local issues sharing inspiring stories in a series called "more in common." this week, a lot of people would say the military and ballet have nothing in common. >> military and ballet have a lot more in common than people think. it started as putting stories up on stage so audiences could connect with this experience. and it's expanded to include working with veterans in a very tangible way through movement to peaceable and sharing these stories around the world. >> i'm taylor gordon an dancer with exit 12 ballet company. i'm doing a ballet for my brother who was deployed and took his own life. he's buried here in arrington national cemetery. >> why are you on this stage? >> it's all about physicality. expressing through the body. >> i've come to arlington a couple times now

alexa powered devices recorded audio from millions of the children apartment other unregistered users without warning and without consent. alexa often records audio and employees use it for training and development purposes. >>> facebook will have its new cryptocurrency libra next week. word is facebook has more than a dozen big backers including visa and mastercard, paypal and uber and will invest $10 million each. it can be used to make purchases on facebook and across the internet. the cryptocurrency will launch next year. >> >> tanker attacks in the middle east continue to take a toll on oil. here is today's money watch report. tom. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken ney. well a surprised increase in jobless claims helped buoy the thought to cut interest rates and that helped push the market upwards. the dow jumped almost 102 points. the nasdaq gained 44. the s&p 500 rose nearly 12. >>> the cost of oil rose as much as 4.5% following attacks on two oil tankers in the middle east. a report biopeck shows world demand will rise by more than 1 million barrels per day this yea

amazon's alexa has changed our lives.at cure for a grandpa who is not feeling well at all. >> is this for a friend? >> yes. >> who doesn't love that kind of a joke on a friday night? laughter is the best medicine which is why alexa will never be in my home. thanks for watching a special edition of the ingram angle. check my latest podcast, shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. >> we begin with a fox news alert. is the president still considering a military strike on iran? many supporters and critics of the president said the us must respond to iran's aggression but what comes next? we are digging in. potentially bad news for jussie smollett, he could still be in trouble for what chicago police maintain was a hate crime hoax. multiple reports that donald trump is making good on his mass deportations threat suggesting ice could be rounding up illegal immigrants as early as sunday.

they have surveillance product like alexa. and they have scan emails and documents. they build virtual voodoo dolls about each of us. and they are using them to do things that are genuinely harmful to consumers and destructive to the fabric of the economy of. somewhat do they do that causes actual harm. >> when we look at facebook, it has been used by foreign span domestic actors in many countries to interfere in democracy. we say the in brexit in the united kingdom. we saw it in the united states and we have seen it in india and brazil. on top of that, you see civil rights violations in the country of myanmar and sri lanka we have seen massive deaths resulting in hate speech on facebook. and. these are not small things. >> i get that you have all these ways facebook has been used by unscrupulous people to cause damage. ies that anti-trust. anti-trust is usually when a company dominates a company so much it can drive consumers preferences. how is that anti-trust? >> so the answer is that part is not an anti-trust concern. where the issue comes is in the following way

there's safe, and then there's subaru safe. >> amazon being sued over smart device alexa recording ofs voices for this class-action lawsuit alleges that alexis illegally recorded permanently stored children's voices without consent. parents can manage their own privacy settings, so tonight here to break down the facts, monique presley and the general council for national center of life and liberty, welcome to yo both. >> thank you. >> so the two lawsuits have bee filed, but the one we're going to evolve from tonight amazon reports exhibit a to obtain consent to record individuals who set up a device, but there' a larger group of individuals who do not consent to be recorded when using an end who use it without any understandin or warning that amazon is recording invoice printing them children. >> well, first of all, the parents are the ones who are responsible for consent or lack of consent for their children, the children themselves don't have the same right of privacy that's recognizable under the law. what it seems is true though, a a parent it's cringe worthy to think that my chil

off the runway and erupting into a ball of flames, caught on camera by a passenger inside's blaine alexa. >> reporter: tonight a passenger's terrifying view of a plane's final moments. russian officials say engine failure forced an aircraft to make an emergency landing this morning at this airport. the video shows the plane veering off the runway, crashing into a utility building, and then bursting into flames. all 43 passengers survived but two crew members were killed, including a pilot, a 34-year-old veteran. the airline itself, a soviet airplane in operation since 1977 this witness says he saw the plane landing too fast, then a huge fire ball the investigation now underway to find out what brought this flight to a fiery and deadly end. blaine alexander, nbc news >>> just ahead the search for a missing college student, police have a person of interest in the case >>> new safety measures after a 2-year-old girl was struck by a foul ball. next for us tonight the major development in the search for a utah college student missing for ten days police have a person of interest here's miguel

for instance, if you -- some guys tell alexa, oh, you're hot, thed advice will say, oh, i would blushught that they were just trying to be helpful. paul: this is because the voice sounds female. >> female, and therefore, reinforces that they were supposedly submissive and are just trying to be helpful. paul: your tax dollars at work. kyle? >> i'll give a hit to national weather service, lots of tornadoes and destruction but relatively few fatalities and that's in large parted to do with better forecasting and warnings. you can find a chart online of tornado fatalities, and it's a steady downward decline. everybody loves to complain when the weather's wrong, but those guys deserve a o lot of credit. paul: that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and especially thanks to all of you for watching. ngi'm paul gigot, hope to see yu right here next week. ♪ ♪ arthel: well, the 2020 spotlight turning to iowa tonight in about three hours from now. new york democratic kirsten gillibrand will take the stage for a fox news town hall in dubuque. this comes as gillibrand struggles to stand

the end of ramadan jewish people would not be allowed non muslims would not be allowed inside the alexa mosque compound known as the temple mount to jews for some reason police having indicated that they would uphold that understanding decided instead to allow non muslims in so there were some 1200 jewish activists who went in there was some protests and tensions at the site during the course of sunday today though the atmosphere is very different is a day of celebration for tens of thousands of people here at islam's 3rd holiest site. 2 doctors and a nurse of been suspended in south africa after being accused of tying up a 76 year old patient the plight of the woman is the latest example of what critics say are terrible conditions in underfunded hospitals are tasa reports from pretoria . when martha marie became so sick she couldn't eat her family took her to public health hospital deliver 76 year old would start for a few hours when a daughter stephanie returned she was appalled that the on the floor cold floor in the middle of winter no bring that rain started we are in the back. to

. >> but now there's a way that smart assistants like alexa could change all that. researchers say an algorithm can identify what's known as agono breathing with 97% of accuracy within 20 feet. devices like amazon's echo or google home could potentially use the app to listen for that dangerous warning sign. before the device calls 911, it would issue a warning with a chance for to you cancel. >> our vision is really that these smart speakers such as alexa can reside passively in your bedroom and continuously monitor your breathing. >> if you're concerned that monitoring sounds like spying, researchers say the app was built with privacy in mind. none of the information is sent to the internet or third party devices. >>> still ahead for you here at 6:30, he hit him. >> using both his fists in a shoving motion, struck our deputy in the jaw. >> that's what alameda county sheriff says happened after the raptors won the nba title at oracle. the details authorities are offering as new images emerge. >>> plus connecting the killings, police now charging the same man with tw

>>plus alexa is getting an upgrade how the device could soon set up your date night.t one bay area pilot took today to mark the >>today the world is remembering the thousands of soldiers who storms the beach of normandy france during world war 2 the d-day operation forever reshapes the progress of the war and ultimately led to the collapse of not see germany 75 years later a world war 2 veteran was laid to rest at the arlington national cemetery in the us capitol. >>washington dc correspondent recount martin talked with his family. >>my dad had to pick a day that he would be laid to rest at arlington it would have been on the 75th anniversary. >>of where it all started for him. carl man was just 21 years old when he and thousands of us troops fought their way ashore at omaha beach. the decorated that earned 3 purple hearts and 7 bronze stars for his courageous efforts, it's. all inspiring man survived world war 2 and died march 30th at the age of 96 thursday, the veteran's family gave an emotional final goodbye at the arlington national cemetery in our nation's capita