>> alexa, stop. >> what does and doesn't alexa record?> alexa only records after she hears the wake word. >> who at amazon hears what i tell alexa when i'm talking to her? >> a small group of annotators who do some ground truthing. they take very small subsets. it's dealing from customer data to help train the models that go back into improving speech technology. >> there are people on the other end. >> antonio pettit is one of them. during his seven-month contract at amazon, pettit analyzed alexa commands gone wrong in order to improve the technology. he now works in artificial intelligence at microsoft. >> amazon is listening to what you tell alexa, not in any type of nefarious way to my knowledge. i believe that everything that they do is based on quality assurance. but people should know that. i think that that is something that is definitely not advertised. >> what do you say to those folks who think, oh, my gosh, someone's listening to me? >> i think it's important for customers to understand that we're not listening to them. it's a

amazon wants to put alexa in cars.as foundtter says it and deleted more than 1000 fake accounts created by the chinese government used to undermine the hong kong protestant -- hong kong protests. acebook said it also acted on tip from twitter, finding some fake accounts. they say they will no longer state advertising from act media worldwide. we are joined by a fellow from new america and in washington, brett, who set up the first tax force -- first task force to counter disinformation in the white house. sarah, what exactly do we know? sarah: they are finding these coordinated efforts from china trying to discredit the protesters, calling them violent, saying what they are doing is maybe backed by western resources, just trying to cause tension within the group. emily: twitter says it kicked off 936 accounts. facebook, seven pages, three groups. we have statements from both companies. they said, overall, these accounts were attempting to sow discord in hong kong. facebook saying, although the people behind this activi

i have had to have a little model of alexa right here so you asked me if i would have an alexa in my home. the answer is my home is my sanctuary using this conversational interface for their supply chain and her behavioral data now for amazon for example the ambition is limitless because it wants to saturate our homes it wants to saturate every environment where we live to make it as pervasive as possible because the supply of that voice is priceless she believes the only present alexa is just a harbinger of a completely new form of capitalism one where we think we are just customers but in reality are most of all suppliers of raw materials. which means we are paying twice over. surveillance capitalism is a road to good capitalism a mutation of capitalism based on extraction of private experience for others profit others knowledge and power the economic imperatives that drive surveillance capitalism force it into the production of vast asymmetries unprecedented asymmetries of knowledge and therefore there is symmetries of power that follows from vast private knowledge surveillance ca

alexa: ¿cómo estás? dependemos de él ahorita. los niños están tristes por su papá. [andrea] los niños están muy afectados, llaman de pastel de cariño al papá y no entienden su falta. [andrea] después de dos días de estar incomunicados, celso recibió un llamado desde un centro de detención en luisana. celso: ahorita te voy a dar para que hables con alexa. ella se está preguntando mucho. todo va a salir bien, hija. alexa: ¡sale bien! avelina: hija, te quiero mucho. giordani: hola, ma. avelina: hijo... aquí estoy. celso: cuídate mucho. giordani: cuídate mucho. avelina: te quiero mucho. todos: [se saludan] celso: Él no quiere hablar, está triste. está preguntando por ti. [andrea] después de comunicarse con su mamá detenida, los niños han quedado en un nivel más alto de tristeza. celso dice que este es el peor de los dolores, el de ver a sus hijos llorar, el de la incertidumbre y el de no saber el por qué. teresa: mientras que funcionarios del gobierno federal han dicho que tienen órdenes para arrestar alrede

amazon a lot so the free shipping alone cost justify going amazon prime which also lets me park at alexa to play some $14000.00 songs and to watch a lot of video and not only am i not threatened by the way that amazon comes to know me i kind a like the way amazon recommends stuff that people who bought what i bought also bought is there a dark side to amazon that i'm being naive about. i don't think it's so much that there's a dark side to it i think it's an issue of preference when it comes to specifically amazon and amazon prime and alexa if that world were to remain in a vacuum hole and i think it's completely fine the issue was a lot of people didn't realize upfront that alexa is recording their preferences and that amazon was gathering so much data on that i think most people know that now we didn't know that in the beginning but i think some people like it like you're saying some people like the idea of being referred certain kinds of products the issue becomes this though that amazon as a company has become so massive and has branched out into so many other areas that go far beyon

alexa 50 to one. alexa please turn on the light on. and though i designed. the q 3 sport back hits the streets in europe this was prices haven't yet been revealed. their test now i think artistry man was she 1st testing a veteran among s.u.v.s when it 1st rolled out in 1909 there really wasn't that much competition for 20 years later things look very different every one offers a luxury as you know how the mercedes porsche and even lamborghini and everyone wants a piece of the action and that means you have to stand out from the competition so let's see what makes the b.m.w. x 5 so different from the others. the x. 5 was not the 1st s.u.v. ever built but it was still 3 years ahead of its competitors porsche and bobos models the other premium manufacturers brought up their issue of beans even later. that either come for a man or says the right comfort in the x 5 is already impressive it's very quiet in here that has a lot to do with sound insulation but also the windows which are thicker and absorb more outside noise. that if this were very occasionally for. q

i wouldn't use anything else" ♪ >>> so how many of you have an amazon alexa device in your alexa is nowted states and it's been welcomed into millions of homes. news broke that sometimes alexa is listening to improve the ai of the device, people began wondering what can amazon hear? our special report on amazon airs tonight. here's a clip. >> who at amazon hears what i tell alexa when i'm talking to her? >> a small group of annotators who do some ground truthing. they take small subsets to help train the models that go back into improving speech technology. >> there are people on the other end. >> antonio is one of them. during his seven-month contract at amazon, pettit analyzed alexa gone wrong in order to improve the technology. he now worked in artificial intelligence at microsoft. >> amazon is listening to what you tell alexa, not in any kind of nefarious way. everything they do is based on quality assurance, to my knowledge. but people should know that. i think that is something that is definitely not advertised. >> what do you say to those folks who think oh, my gosh, someone is l

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>> my name is alexa. >> jimmy: alexa, very good alexa.[ laughter ] what's your middle name? siri okay [ laughter ] hey, "fast & furious presents: hobbs & shaw" is the number one movie. what was your first car? >> oh, a ford explorer >> jimmy: not bad. [ cheers ] ford explorer. [ laughter ] got one clap from here [ laughter ] ford explorer. do you remember what year it was? >> 2002. >> jimmy: yes, fantastic that's pretty recent i like it. if you had an air freshener hanging in your car, what would be the scent be? what's your favorite freshener scent? >> lavender. >> jimmy: what [ light laughter ] >> i don't know. >> jimmy: lavender, wouldn't that put you to sleep? >> no, it's pretty you know >> jimmy: i think it's relaxing >> yeah, exactly you know >> jimmy: i want to stay alert >> well, i mean -- you know, when people frustrate you, you have to be relaxed on the road, you know you get it you don't want yell at them. >> jimmy: you're yelling at me [ laughter ] i wish i had lavender right now. i'm -- guys, we have amazon's echo alexa [ lig

okay, so list for me the number of devices you have again. >> computer, phone, phone, alexa, alexa, alexaer and alexa those are my devices. >> reporter: your devices. what about you >> me, too, computer and alexa. >> now that we live in 2019, i'm sure everybody has devices >> reporter: it turns out, she's right. according to one study, from 2011 to 2017, the number of families with kids 8 and under with smartphones in their homes more than doubled. that same study found that 42% of those young children have their own tablets. but there are some families who are trying to buck the trend do you guys have phones? >> no. >> reporter: just a few hours from the martins, the rules for sisters leah and samantha are simple, according to their mom. >> i'm just sticking to exactly how i was raised as a kid, and that is without all the extra distractions >> reporter: just take it out. >> eliminate it. take it out of the equation. >> reporter: so is there a balance between a house with no tech and one that's fully connected? the martins say their kids are learning things online they can't teach them.

how to stop alexa from listening when you don't want her to. that's next. >>> plus tesla bringing back a perk for those who buy its cars. up next, what that is and why tesla is changing its mind. >>> and looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza, some early commuters starting to hit the road, but you're still with us and we're happy to have you. kari has weather and traffic coming up in just a bit. >>> welcome back. good morning. i'm brian sullivan at cnbcrs. here are your top business headlines on a very busy monday. if you don't like red, go back to bed. the trade fight with china the primary reason. remember, the president wants to slap a new 10% tariff on nearly every chinese made goods starting on september 1st but china over the weekend allowing its currency to weaken hoping to mitigate the extra 10% cost. >>> first google then apple and now amazon. all three companies are bowing to public pressure around listening to your private conversations at home. it comes from reports of workers, sometimes outside contractors, reviewing audio recor

and she has such a lovely name-- alexa.n, ladies and gentlemen, james holzhauer, has the two weeks off. he'll be back with us in two weeks' time. but for now for julia, joe, and mariah, class is in session. good luck. let's go to work. ♪ alexa, ask "jeopardy!" what today's categories are, please. the categories are... and... and, mariah, you get to go first.

. >>> coming up, guess what, alexa really is listening. but you can turn her off.keep the home device from recording what you say. and we have jimmy. >> julianne moore is my guest. julio torres. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >> happening now, really cool art installation may be coming back to the south bay. it is the sonic runway. it converts music into a light showhese giant arches. millions of people visited outside san jose city hall before it closed but city leaders are trying to bring it back. next week the council will vote to bring the sonic runway that will stay long term. we're back with more news in a moment. from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. with a different way to do data. one designed to save you money. now you can share data between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime design your own data with xfinity mobile. it's wireless reimagined. simple. easy. awesome. >>> you have to look

found ou >> who at amazon hears what i tell alexa when i'm talking to her?of people who do some ground truthing. they take some small subsets to train the models that go back into improving speech technology. >> there are people on the other end. >> antonio petit is one of them. during his switch-month contract at amazon, petit analyzed alexa commands gone wrong to improve the technology. he now works in artificial intelligence at microsoft. >> amazon is listening to what you tell alexa, not in any type of way. everything they do is based on quality assurance. people should know that. that's something that's definitely not advertised. >> what do you say to those folks that think oh my gosh, someone is listening to me? >> it's important for customers to understand that we're not listening to them. it's a very, very small percentage that is carved off for insuring that the models do what they are supposed to do. >> don't miss poppy harlow's special report, the age of amazon tonight at 9:00. "a.c. 360" starts right now. >>> good evening. the end of another diff

alexa se encuentra segada, los pronÓsticos no son favorables.va vientos de 50 millas por hora, se espera que llegue en las prÓximas 24 horas a la isla del encanto. 30,000 casas estÁn cubiertas, ya que no han podido levantar los techos de las casas, tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa en 2017. ramÓn: la tronera fabrica doria sigue avanzando hasta las antillas menores puerto rico, obliga al gobierno federal a lanzarcampaÑa para que la comunidad estÉ mejor preparada, sin necesidad de alarmarse. hay que conocer. la ubicaciÓn de los albergues y tambiÉn una mejor preparaciÓn financiera. la campaÑa se llama "preparado, no asustado". >> que la gente empiece a pensar que tenemos que prepararnos para los riesgos que nos impacten en la comunidad. ramÓn: el director de operaciones de fema dijo que hay que estar preparados para tornados e inundaciones. por eso estÁn solicitando que se discuta un plan de acciÓn con los mÁs pequeÑos de casa. el apoyo econÓmico para ayudar a combatir los incendios en la amazonia, ofrecÍa la cumbre del grupo de los siete paÍses mÁs i

a massive data set and literally everything someone might say to their phone when you speak to an alexa device on the data is stored in the cloud that means amazon can do more to study that data and hope the system learn your habits and interests so you can better guess what you might search in the future. it wasn't a great things that come out of that device is actually listening to us we talk to it and call it say it helps us out can you go for a couple of the stories that you know well these devices have really been helpful in people's lives. yeah i think that's the thing that i always talk to people about when they are thinking well should i use amid these devices or not i think it comes back to a sort of risk assessment or cost benefit analysis for each person for me i don't usually use these devices or smart assistance things like that because i don't find that it's much more useful to me than typing something into my phone or choosing when i want to receive information through a device like a laptop bed other people if they have mobility issues if they're new parents if that you

quantify so one might be asking then why would anyone use these devices in full disclosure i love my alexa i don't use google home or siri though and all of those are what people are talking about so here is one heath on twitter who uses these devices he says i use them for timers calendars reminders news updates trivia games general knowledge questions phone call smart home control weather reports the list goes on and on he says privacy is less an issue with these devices than functionality i actually want these ai systems to become more conversational and less robotic asking google home for a search is no different to me than typing it into a browser window when it comes to privacy alix what do you make of that last part of heath's comment there he's comment is absolutely correct. it is the same as a text import from a machine. so all this information that we're ending over to companies like google or apple facebook amazon it's all being reduced to bits and the question is how comfortable are we sharing that information heath obviously has no problem with it and i think most people frank

this could impact smart devices like alexa, siri, and google home. >>> a live look at the golden bridge golden gate bridge, san francisco is home to the rules oldest webcam. it is called the san francisco fog can located on the -- campus , it updates still images every seven seconds was created in the year 1994. website creators say that after 25 years they have decided to shut down the webcam at the end of the month. ree wes after the deadly mass shooting at the garlic festival, a group of chefs came together to cook for a cause. t they came together today to prepare their food at a fundraiser for the victims. the kids prepared an array of watering appetizers from naked wrapped shrimp to pork buns to chicken tacos. >> they bring the fun because sometimes your mom is like make a mess and you make a mess. that is the fun of it. >> the organizers put today's event together in about a week and a half. >>> hundreds of low income kids in and around berkeley will start school off right with full backpacks. community volunteers spent the day packing bags with basic school supplies. the annual

are new in the q 3 sport back is an optional integration of amazon's voice assistant alexa for example driver and passengers. asked the voice control about the weather board's requests their favorite music. so cutting sundries groener says they can even operate their smart home devices for example if they're on the road and not sure if they have turned off the lights at home alexa can do that for them too although it's kind of like the physics one. i like shipley's turn on the light on. well this little dog and the way i designed . the q 3 sport back hits the streets in europe this is not a list prices haven't yet been revealed. here test no i think artistry manner was she 1st testing a veteran among s.u.v.s when it 1st rolled out in 1990 or really wasn't that much competition 20 years later things look very different everyone offers a luxury as you know audi mercedes porsche and even lamborghini and everyone wants a piece of the action and that means you have to stand out from the competition and be so let's see what makes the b.m.w. x 5 so different from the others. the x. 5 was not

i think alexa made huge improvement. mentioning that the survey we do, we ask each device 800 questions in five different categories, everything from commerce, information, commands, and there is a bigger insight into the winter in that these devices across the board have had unprecedented improvement in their ability to answer questions. over the past two years, since we have been doing this, on average each of them has increased accuracy by 30%. so they are getting much smarter. emily: do you think the lead google has, at least in your survey, is enough to impact sales and give it a boost? eugene: no, the category is so small. but where it matters is that the idea of voice and use of voice becomes a fabric of other products, your phone or other aspects, and that is something that allows people to rely more on google products. this is part of the idea that google's business needs to become the fabric of different products that we use. that is in particular to google. when we think of the functionality, especially google

amazon's voice assistant alexa for example driver and passengers can ask a voice control about the weather or request their favorite music. the company sundries groener says they can even operate their smart home devices for example if they're on the road and not sure if they've turned off the lights at home alexa can do that for them to. call the next a 52000. election please turn on the light on. well this list is on and though i designed. the q 3 sport back hits the streets in europe there's not a list prices haven't yet been revealed. we test now i think our test 3 man was she 1st testing a veteran among issue vs when it 1st rolled out in 1909 there really wasn't that much competition for 20 years later things look very different every one offers a luxury as you know he how the mercedes porsche and even lamborghini and everyone wants a piece of the action and that means you have to stand out from the competition so let's see what makes the b.m.w. x 5 so different from the others. the x 5 was not the 1st s.u.v. ever built but it was still 3 years ahead of its competitors porsche and mob

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.f semifinalists-- a middle school civics and world history teacher, from miami, florida... a high school art teacher from cheyenne, wyoming... and a high school world history teacher from albany, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you. thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. two players, sara and francois waiting in the wings, ready to come back and start competition tomorrow in the first half of the two-game finals in the teachers tournament, playing for $100,000. so, matthew, dave, conor, good luck. let's go to work. ♪ i keep saying work, but it should be fun for the three of you. here are the categories... ah-ha. followed by... and finally, you'll love this one... conor, you go first. recent politics for $200. matthew.

i have alexa at home, a couple of them and obviously i have an iphone. >> nothing should be done with our data without our permission. >> reporter: cybersecurity professor said apple got caught. >> absolutely. they got caught with the phone and this shouldn't be the case given that apple is holding the flag for privacy for the other tech companies. >> reporter: apple released a statement promising change saying, quote, we realize we haven't fully been living up to our high ideals and for that we apologize. >> when i go shopping it will tell me, you've just been here. >> reporter: under the new plan only apple employees could hear audio snippets of a siri interaction and not contractors and users have to opt in to have their interactions heard. it is no longer the default. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> four days after a woman's car went over a big sur cliff, search and rescue crews have found a body. the damaged car was retrieved over the weekend but no sign of the registered owner 37-year-old kristin kendall. today crews found a body floating ashore. that b

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.e are today's contestants-- a high school english teacher from columbia, kentucky... a high school esl teacher from cambridge, massachusetts... and an 11th grade physics teacher from new paltz, new york... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i'm going to begin today by making the assumption that by now, after we've had tournaments for so many years, you're familiar with the rules. vicki, alexandra, and francois, good to have you here. let's go to work in the jeopardy! round, shall we? here are the categories for you. starting off with... we'll deal with... each response is a type of bean that you're going to have to spell for us. yeah. we'll deal with... and finally... the word "teacher." francois, start. words in teacher for $200, please. francois. - what is earth? - correct. words in teacher for $400.

he analyzed alexa commands gone wrong, in order to approve the technology. artificial intelligence at microsoft. >> amazon is listening to what you tell alexa. not in a nefarious way to my knowledge. i believe that everything they do is based on quality assurance. >> people should know that. i think that is something that is not advertised. >> what do you say to those folks that think, oh, my gosh, someone's listening to me? >> i think it's important for customers to understand, we're not listening to them. it's a very small percentage that is carved off for ensuring the models are doing what the models say they're supposed to do. >> voice technology is only going to continue to expand in our lives in the coming years, and they know it's important for all of us, to be asking these questions. not just of amazon, but of all of big tech, what are they doing with the data about us. we have an important and fascinating discussion. i hope you will watch the documentary. brianna? >> we certainly will, poppy. thank you, and you can check that out. cnn special report

cheryl: everybody loves their alexas but now they have to watch out.ox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm channel 11 l 5. lauren: we are minutes away from home depot's earnings. can the streak continue? gene marks of the marks group joins us now. home depot is going to tell us a lot about china and the health of the housing and retail sector. what are you looking for? >> lauren, you're absolutely right. great to see you. home depot is going to be telling us a little bit about what's going on in the economy right now. most analysts and i think as well is they're going to meet expectations. they had a pretty good quarter this last quarter. the stock is up 18% already year-to-date and people are expecting them to show a 5% same day, same store increase this year compared to last year. so that's all good news. unfortunately, i want to keep an eye on the outlook for the end of the year because there are some storm clouds potentially on the horizon. if you're home depot, you're selling to a lot of small contractors and individuals that want to remodel their hom

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.ing game, here are the three finalists-- a middle school instrumental music teacher from lanham, maryland... ...whose cash winnings yesterday total... an 11th-grade physics teacher from new paltz, new york... ...whose cash winnings total... and a high school world history teacher from albany, new york... ...who won $5,600 yesterday. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. well, this is it, ladies and gentlemen, the deciding game of the teachers tournament, the second half. the dollar figures you see in front of the contestants right now will be removed from those screens. sara, francois, and conor, good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. ♪ and now these categories are in play... and finally... conor, start us. mvp! for $200.

yes alexa is absolutely listening to us, commenting on performance, it is terrifying. >> do you thinkwill disable? >> god no. [laughter] >> it was turning into research purposes and we heard how she responded. >> doesn't concern you that apple employees are listening to you every time you talk to siri and say dirty words? >> yes, i do and of course it does, here's what you should know, we understand our data is being collected third parties and also for improvement of structures. anytime we see a challenge online, the manikin challenge used for a.i. development or personal development being sold. a couple things reviewers, a law was passed that forced the companies that buy and sell third-party data to register with the secretary of state. everyone check it out there's 121 copies that are in the shadows and at least we know who they are. and then i literally got my second point. [laughter] siri was my second point. tom: chris, i don't know about siri but i'm sure jeff bezos is by not everybody. >> i don't want them anywhere near me. my friend gave me one because he wants to modernize

you ask your device alexa siri when it was series or whatever. well a company car number ok.er service numbers and they bumbum to the top of the search results. >>see james. >>they often do this by paying for ads. so this way you say call whatever pga or whatever and you know number come see and it comes up and they alexa doesn't now scammers. up push gift card deals to to try to get your credit card numbers at another when they're doing. they also sometimes try to get permission to remote access to your computer. >>see that you when you're talking to the to reach once you're down the rabbit hole you're in their little world, yeah, all right so be careful eye. i don't know how to to get scanned every day you know and use the roller right pay his before morning is those numbers for you. >>that actually not bad 2 under 60 points up this morning after a really horrific week last week where we saw up and down swings of like 5, 6, 7, 100 points so. >>at least we're off to a positive start will see the stays that way. coming up at 7 o'clock, thousands of students returning to schoo

apple has tried -- amazon has tried to get automakers to introduce alexa into their systems.audi have signed on to the deal. of course, the reason it has been dominated by google and apple is because when you get into any car, you tend to sync up your phone, which amazon hasn't been that great at building so far. taylor: there was another crazy headline that state attorney general's are looking to move forward with some of the antitrust probes of some of these companies. you wonder, after privacy concerns over facebook, the audio recordings, antitrust probes, how big is too big? romaine: i agree. i came in this morning in the company issued may back and -- company issued maybach and i told them to disconnect the alexa. i'm talking about sensitive stuff here. caroline: italy's prime minister will address the senate in rome. taylor: i will be watching home depot second-quarter results before the bell. romaine: toll brothers reports third-quarter earnings before the open. caroline: that is offered "what'd you miss?". romaine: "bloomberg technology" is next in the united states.

when the battery of alexa teel is electric car needs charging she goes to the old gas light outside her company start up you tricity it has converted it into a charging station it's purpose built smart charger cable includes an electricity meter and a simca it's part of germany's clean air project which supports ideas for a lecture mobility in 90 german towns with the worst emissions. in the projects that were selected were focused on quickly making electrum ability available in cities especially in the suburbs in order to then publish research on the f.x. their activities have had it on a city's climate. that's a subject which is caught the attention of these chinese students from beijing they suffer under appalling smaug back home so china is pushing hard to expand electrum ability. and. it's also. thing china. has being placates in china so side take. and suchlike charge. we also have a. difference between ending i think. this way. you beatrice's he is only one of the $150.00 companies at the berlin campus of european energy for him also called europe which are involved in electronic

how would you like to listen to my show on your amazon alexa?aura is one of the biggest radio show hosts in history. her very popular show can be heard every day on sirius radio. atyou can get her podcast dr. laura.com. she has a huge social media following. she's on instagram and facebook. it is truly an honor to have her with us today for brand-new or not true. deals withaura personal family relationship issues, we have three tech products of her hourly -- ally but one is real. it the other two i just made them up. thank you for joining us today for brand new are not true. it is such a pleasure and honor to have you. you are so sweet. worriedleep last night that i was going to get this wrong. before we do this, you speak with so many people every day. you have helped so many millions over the years. when it comes to technology relationships, what is the biggest thing that tech has done in your opinion to improve our lives? nothing to do with relationships. i think it has been tremendously destructive to relationships because people get focused

josuÉ y arjen habÍa manejado hasta allÁ acompaÑado de sus hijos, Ángel, alexa y trillian, cuando fuerontodos los rincones de la tierra. >> yo pensÉ que yo iba a morir. dylan llorarÁ muy feo. >> era la primera vez que los tres niÑos visitaban territorio estadounidense. habÍan llegado apenas un dÍa antes para cumplir un gran anhelo de Ángel. >> la eligiÓ . Él dijo, no, Ésta es la que yo quiero. y lo vimos simplemente como se desplazaba, cÓmo iba, cómo venÍa y fue cuando dije mÁs, bueno, que nos den el costo. >> porque te gusta esta silla de ruedas en particular? >> para jugar un deporte mÍo que se llamabas que tu gol . y la voy a disfrutar. >> los olivas habÍan ido a el paso para un gran evento familiar. era la celebraciÓn de haber logrado juntar con mucho esfuerzo el valor de la silla, y lo que el aÑo pasado veÍan como inalcanzable. >> nos dijeron, te la voy a vender a $1500, mi esposa hablÓ todavÍa a dallas y le dijeron, bueno, lo mÁs que puedo hacer es dejÁrtela en $1000. ya estando niÑo allÍ, probÁndola y adaptÁndola, ellos nos dicen que nos van a dar otro descuento adicional. >> desp

halep is also through to the last 16 — but she had to come from a set down to beat russia's ekaterina alexan cincinnati in the last four years, and lost all of them — took the deciding set 6—4 and she'll now face madison keys. in the men's singles, there was a shock defeat for the number 4 seed kei nishikori — whose wait for the first masters series title of his career goes on. he was beaten in straight sets by fellow—japanese yoshihito nishioka, who had to go through qualifying to reach the main draw. nishioka — who's ranked 77 in the world — won two hard—fought sets 7—6, 6—4. he plays the unseeded australian alex de minaur next. and the number 5 seed from greece — stefanos tsitsipas is also out. he lost the opening set of his match against jan—lennard struff — but fought back to win the 2nd on a tie—break. the decider also went to a tie—break with the german coming out on top. the world number 36 will now face the number 9 seed daniil medvedev. on to cricket — and rain wiped out the entire first day's play in the 2nd test between england and australia at lord's. after several inspections,

million subscribers there, and baidu‘s a nswer to subscribers there, and baidu‘s answer to amazon‘s alexan five times more devices from the same times more devices from the same time last year. but despite some of these bright sparks, challenges remain. china‘s economy is slowing. there are tougher rules now on content as big falls in venture capital investment are likely to hit the firm and many others like it going forward. thank you very much, we will see you a bit later. now let‘s brief you on some other business stories: the world‘s biggest miner, bhp, has more than doubled its net profit on the back of higher iron ore prices. the miner posted a profit of $8.3 billion for the year to the end ofjune. bhp says higher prices and record production helped to boost revenues. major tech firms including facebook, google and amazon have testified in washington against france‘s new digital tax. they argue it undermines the global tax regime and multilateral effort to reform it. injuly, the french senate approved a 3% levy on revenues from digital services earned in france. brazil‘s securities