the amazon head of devices and services calling in more than alexa on wheels. i will ask him how many customers he thinks will pay up. and pfizer comes a step closer to bringing their vaccine to kids across the u.s. the company has submitted initial data to u.s. regulators for review. plus, what youtube ceo susan wojcicki has to say about misinformation and vaccine hesitancy on their platform. more of that exclusive interview this hour. we look into all of it in a moment, but first it was a to mulch u.s. trading day. kriti gupta with all of the details. kriti: tech leads to the upside and also to the downside. it was an indiscriminate day of selling. whether it was tech or small caps or value stocks. important to note that you did have the s&p 500 index, a second down day, down 2%. here is the kicker. chinese tech did poorly, too. this is different than what we saw yesterday. chinese tech was actually bouncing back yesterday. today, once again, indiscriminate selling. quite a lot of red. treasuries also selling off. people hopping out of the bond market in a re

is itjust alexa on wheels? —— vat. get down to business and we begin with global markets after us stocks suffered with losses since may, they are now positioning themselves with more central—bank action to calm inflation. commodity prices have been rising rapidly in days and this time yesterday brent crude, the international oil benchmark was trading above $80 a barrel since the first time since october 2018. having a look at street, you can see that the nasdaq was down almost 3%, the broadest market, the s&p 500 down over two and elsewhere, the price of oil has come off a little bit, down 1.5%, asian trading at happening at the moment and as you can see, it followed the trend. down 2.5%. the price of all has come off quite a bit, bringing relief to the fears about commodity prices, currently $77 a barrel but this time yesterday, above 80. let's talk to the chief market analyst with scope markets. good morning, another rocky ride for global markets? absolutely. this has been coming in when you look at the recovery that

. >>> amazon reportedly plans to launch tvs powered by alexa. that and more in your cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street is closed in observance of labor day, but the labor market continues to be a focal point. seven men and five women have been selected as the jury for the criminal trials of elizabeth holmes, ceo and founder of the former technology company faranos. open be statements are scheduled to begin wednesday. financial backers, customers, and patients with a promise to run hundreds of medical tests using a single drop of blood. >>> kraft heinz is charged with cooking its books. the securities and exchange commission accused the company of january gauging in accounting misconduct from 2015 through 2018. among the allegations, the company maintained false supplier contracts and looked unearned supplier discounts making it look like the company achieved cost savings. kraft will pay a fine but will not admit or deny the findings. >>> and alexa, play cbs news. amazon is coming out with its own tv next month. according to busin

. >> alexa, can you speak louder. amazon making changes to its voice assistant and why it's been a long time coming. >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza as we get started with the day. of course traffic always changing as you just saw with mike's report. he will keep us up to date on what's happening this morning. we have you covered on the news. more ahead on "today in the bay." you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia td. and it can seem like that's all people see. ♪ some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza m

>> juan: alexa clicked you know. i worry about alexa overhearing conversations. inside your home to a new level. >> harris: okay, kennedy, juan, i surrender. emily? >> emily: i feel like this is an accident waiting to happen. there's a likely occurrence of them stealing your data and mining data and selling it. that visual as well in addition to audio and also what you do. they are collecting their habits. if every night, i say, astro bring me a martini with olives, i will start getting flooded with ads on alcohol. all of those things would be added. but i think the larger point is the accident waiting to happen. for example, my sister's face opens my phone. if this robot is a poster that us, what if it brings it to my child accidentally, looks at me. i don't want to touch this with a 10-foot pole. >> harris: you know they are considering -- what would it look like if irs could see as pending. that means you could go buy a couch and who would know that? astro and alexa because they can see what you bring into your home. >> senator manchin: and when juan williams

he was a senior commander in the alexa martyrs brigade had a pretty check it. and colorful life, both in israeli and palestinian detention up until this point to the last 2 years or so has been in this very high security prison in june and joined the other 5 in the so before this jailbreak it was he and mohammed our day who discovered at around 5 o'clock this morning. the 2nd passenger flight from afghanistan since the taliban stays control has landed in kata. around 160 people were on board, the cut a wave flights of dough. some of the passengers will be transported to a facility housing. afghan evacuation cause has foreign ministry, says campbell airport is operational and it's up to other airlines to decide whether or not to use it. saturday, march 20 years since attack is flew planes into the world trade center in new york, as well as the pentagon just outside washington. they say, i remember and ceremony has been held at the pentagon to honor the victims of the 911 attacks. 3000 people were killed and telecom 1000000000 in nigeria, but mccarty has become a

sort of a step beyond alexa on wheels. we have seen robots like this in china. what the data tells you about whether consumers want something like this, and whether you see this becoming a mass-market consumer device? dave: as you said, astro is our new robot we launched today. it is this idea that we can do more, if we can bring technology to you in an ambient way to write your house. it is mobile, can travel through your house. i have had it on off and on for a year now. the security case resonates highly with me. you don't necessarily want cameras all over your house. this can control that when you are away. also peace of mind. giving this to my father who is 85, i love him, he is very mobile, but giving me ideas and reminders that he is up and about, being able to communicate with him with alexa, him to have the ability to call, if anything might go awry. emily: does the price come down below $1000? do you add arms to this device, does it go up and down stairs eventually? dave: with the technology we have today, a single floor robot at this price point, it w

it is integrated well with alexa, you'll be able to say, with alexis.l be able to say, alexa what should i watch. >> help me find something on netflix. alexa play tiktok. we were the first to integrate tiktok with fire tv. so i think for a long time people found a lot of value in the viewing experience but also the selection of content that you have available on fire tv and with what we have with our channels business and, you know, increasingly people will do commerce, you know, in the mechanism between what we do with alexa and in the living room, i think we have an opportunity to change what's possible for people and what's accessible to people. for those who want to use something tactile to manipulate it they will for those wanting to use voice -- i remember so long ago, 15, 20 years ago it was so inventive to have an app, goog the tap on the app, get what you want when you experience great voice apps it makes tapping on app viqueira 2005. i think all the experiences are in the process of being reinvented you'll see more of that moving forward. >> h

that show is powered by amazon's alexa smart, home technology. it can be remote control., you can keep an eye on your home to ease potential privacy concerns. the company says the robot can be set with zones which are out of bounds so that it does not enter certain areas of your home. it also features buttons to turn off the cameras and the microphones, although it loses its ability to move around when those are switched off. astro will ship later this year is priced at $1000 at first, but then it's going to go up to $1500. >> just another day in florida. man used to a trash can to get rid of the gator in the front yard. he seemed to be face off with the animal to start the each iot each other and he slowly move sideways said that the trash bin toward the animal. eventually he got in a sneak attack in the gator kind of slithered in a little awkwardly into the bin and then he shut the lid landed upright and close the gator inside the man later said on social media, quote, i've got a family to protect. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a moment. britney spears fans have

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it's integrated well, so maybe you can say, alexa, help me find something on netflix alexa, play tiktokeople have found a lot of value in the viewing experience, but also the selection of content that you have available on fire tv, with what we have with our channels business. you know, increasingly people will do commerce, you know, in these mechanic tisms between what we do with alexa, what we do in the living room, i think we have an opportunity to change what's possible for -- >> ecosystems, guys, so important here, whether you're talking about amazon or apple. there might have been some apple shade thrown there, as jassy way describing how well alexa will play with netflix and tiktok i don't know, i'm not sure >> there's no secret that apple tv missed a bit of a trick there. it sound like some of the roku products as somewhat of a rival. what about the big-picture question, such big shoes to fill such a fascinating subject >> i talked to him about that, he'll have been at amazon 25 years in the next few months he said bezos called him early this year, it was a phone call, because i

the retail giant unveiled its alexa-powered robot astro being hailed as the guard dog for the 21st century. >> it uses intelligent motion to monitor your home while you're away and send you alerts about disturbances. >> giving it a more dog-like feel are digital eyes and rotating screen. and the use of expressive tones and body movements. it does not come cheap. the price tag is nearly $1500. you know what else has a dog-like feel? >> what? >> dogs. >> why spend $1500 for a robotic dog. >> guard dogs are not obsolete and never will be. >> nothing can replace a real puppy. >>> next to a brand-new world record using hot wheel cars. >> brothers in india have broke a guinness world record by creating a hot wheels toy car with ten working loops. >> the previous record was eight loops and the brothers say it took them three days to build the platform to hold their track. they say they may now attempt to break their own record. this is difficult. i remember as a kid trying to get one hot wheel roundabout there. >> once they made it more automated it was easier, but you had to really wind it up. >

and a little cup holder so you can literally tell alexa to hold your beer. and get this, it can recognize faces so you can tell it go find david, and it will. all for a thousand dollars. >> trevor: a thousand dollars? a thousand dollars. guys, guys, i'm sorry, i will never spend a thousand dollars on a designer robot. especially not when there are thousands of adorable robots in shelters looking for a home. adopt, don't shop. i mean don't get me wrong. i do like that it has a cup holder, or as it is known in an amazon warehouse, a pee holder. but aside from this cup holder, this robot barely does anything, at least not for the customer. because best believe when we leave the house it is doing a hell of a lot of work for jeff bezos, scanning house, he has just been dumped, tissues, lotions, lots of lotion. >> let's move on, while humans are inventing mu rockets they are also killing off animals. >> today the u.s. government will declare 23 bird, fish and other species of animals extinct. fish and wildlife said thive ore billed woodpecker is the best known in

product you could theoretically be sitting on your couch, watching that macy's day parade, asking alexarn the volume up, turn the lights down, order an uber, control lights in different rooms in your house all sitting on your couch in front of your television gets more control in the home. first point here >> that's my -- >> go ahead. >> my question, how does this tie into amazon's big push into advertising? could this be the next generation of interactive advertising where i watch something on tv and buy it immediately on amazon? >> think so. that's another one of the key potential unlocks here, because there is a, a big shift towards connecting tv advertising and digital tv advertising, and amazon they have a great advertising business on amazon.com they have a budding source of engagement of people watching prime video, you could serve ads. and the question now, if you have an amazon-powered television, to what extent do you have amazon extend advertising offering on to the television you could actually have new performance and transaction-driven ads think of it as amazon knows a lot

kinda like an alexa on wheels that can follow you around the house.elling for the weather across the room you can just talk to the little gadget, a robot with eyes by your feet you can have it spy on the kids or the dogs in a specific room and see the live stream all on your phone it can play movies or video call, though your best angle might not be from two feet off the floor. and, no, it cannot climb stairs. but it has an arm with a famcamera that extends up about four feet to look at things from a normal height and a little cup holder so you can literally tell alexa to hold your beer. not exactly the jetsons but still maybe a step forward for home monitoring technology and get this, it can recognize faces, so you can tell it go find david, and it will. or take this drink to jeremy radical. all for $1,000 though for now, you'll have to have a special invitation from amazon just to buy it. cnbc's technology product editor, todd hazelton, with us now. you got to play with this thing, i'm told. >> i did, shep >> worth the hype? >> it's a two-part answe

. >>> and the amazon newest bot may give alexa a run for its money. >>> and the debate over a new bill for bicyclists. >>> and a live look outside. are you looking at the city of san francisco from our treasure island camera. we will be right back. >>> a former lab director will be back on the stand for a day of cross in the elizabeth holmes trial. yesterday the former lab director testified that lm g heboyfriend and business partner pressured him to keep defendtech larom doctors stock piled. he said that while this was happening holmes bragged about reeling in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> she did not disclose what she knew or what she was advised that she was having reliability buildings with the machines and yet took in $250 million. >> lynm who has been at court every day said that the jury could also hear from a surprise witness. >>> it's a huge day in another huge profile trial. the brittany spears conservative ship trial. >> i wouldn't be shocked it's terminated but i think it's more likely the court wi schedule another aring. >>rs ey pl to shut down the streets for a rall

russian authorities have opened a criminal case against imprisoned opposition figure alexa navalny. -alexei navalny. claiming he found an extra mystery. he's serving time for violating probation. he punishment he says is politically motivated. spain has classified an island as a disaster zone due to its ongoing volcanic eruptions. the move will free up aid money for the island's residents pay would love a floes have destroyed almost 600 homes and plantations. environment all activist -- the environmental activist greta fernberg -- greta thurnberg accuse world leaders, saying their lack of action was a betrayal of present and future generations. six weeks after the tele-band kabul, economic chaos and afghanistan continues. the nation's currency is in freefall. the price of basic food supplies is skyrocketing. many businesses are unable to pay their stuff. the taliban blames the chaos on the international community for freezing afghan government accounts, most of them in u.s. banks. even if the funds were released, they are unlikely to make up for the billions in foreign aid that afghan

this kind of solidifies the fact why i don't own alexa speaker, stu.probably will not get one of those amazon speaker things. i don't want to be listened to. susan: i thought you already had one. stuart: people listen to me at home while i'm on tv. forget it walking around my house. susan: imagine if we said hay alexa right now, how many people would be upset because their speaker turned on. hey alexa? stuart: don't do that susan. you will be unpopular. tiktok beats youtube by viewership? how much? susan: expending i think from one study on average in june monthly hours went up, i think 10 hours or so in the month of june. now that is only in the u.s. pardon me, in the u.s. that monthly spend is two hours more on tiktok than on youtube. two hours. in the uk that goes up to 10 hours. two things to take away, stu. user generated compelling content is king. if you can magic tock, shorter videos win. stuart: fascinating. really is. i'm a youtube kind of guy myself. i think i will stay that way. thanks, susan. >>> here is what is coming up. actress rose mcg

a woman was killed and the or alexa all skin occupied east jerusalem after allegedly trying to stab officers while a 22 year old man died during dawn. raids in the occupied. westbank is really officials say i last there you that was shot after an exchange of gunfire. harry force has more now from west jerusalem. it has been a pretty violent day already. these 3 deaths in different locations, starting with that one in occupied these truce them is where the police say that the 3rd year old woman who's from near jeanine and the occupied west bank, that she was emerging from the locks the most compound, the full 7 am in the morning and that she was challenged by is really security forces at a checkpoint at the chain gate which leads into the r audi ways of the old city. and at that point, she produced a knife and was shot emergency services arriving sometime later pronouncing her dead at the scene. we've seen images of what looks like a kitchen, mike, a black handled kitchen light being taken away, as evidenced by israeli police. earlier there was this operation by israeli military or these regi

but supporters of jailed opposition lead alexa, nevada. they have come up with one tactic that seems to have resisted everything. the kremlin has thrown smart voting. it's the system, calculates which candidates and most likely to defeat united russia. voters asked to cast the ballot accordingly. no matter their own affiliation. 30 years ago, the parliament acted as a real check on executive power in one to nearly impeach former president. for throughout the day. it's a robust stamp passing into law without question. all the legislation proposed by the kremlin, the best, the opposition can hope for is to deprive united russia of the super majority that allows it to change the constitution. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow, fill ahead on al jazeera money for nothing. the worthless notes now with artistic values. the moment of history and in sports football fans caught sight of a new star performer at a game in florida. i'm the will be here with that story and more. ah, ah, excuse me. ah me ah ah ah sin bob where has a long painful history w

but supporters of jailed opposition lead alexa, nevada. they have come up with one tactic that seems to have resisted everything the kremlin has thrown at them. smart voting. it's a system, calculates which candidates, and most likely to defeat united russia. voters asked to cast the ballot accordingly. no matter their own affiliation. 30 years ago the parliament acted at a real set on executive power. it wasn't nearly impeach, form a present for the out to the day. it's a rubber stamp passing into law without question. all the legislation proposed by the kremlin, the best, the opposition can hopeful is to deprive united russia of the super majority that allows it to change the constitution. furnace smith alters era moscow. the world's 1st civilian man's facebook. it is circling the earth. all the basic scatter. she'll lay brazilians lifted off from the kennedy space center in cape canaveral on wednesday. there are 4 people on boards and none of them i've experienced a space travel flights expected to last 3 days. ah, this is al jazeera an

this is aimed at these single mandate constituencies where opposition supporters are allowed to ex alexa in a volley have identified more than a 1000 candidates in every constituents. and you say you vote for this person, your more most likely to unseat united russia. now what we don't have the poles though seats. most of those candidates happened to be allied to the communists and in the party list is the communists that have done quite well. so if it's possible to read anything into it, a vox, maybe there's been a little bit of success for this tactical voting campaign, which will upset the kremlin a lot better. and what are people hoping for from this election? i think if you're an opposition supporter, the maximum you're hoping for is at least making a dent in united russia's super majority. that's what it enjoyed before this election gave it out. but unity to change the constitution and all the efforts have been put into denting that super majority. the kremlin wants to show that united russia, which supports of the mere food saying is the only policy the people should be worried ab

i growing feel shorter, my fast in europe, iceland. alexa, parliament where the majority of the members on women and the red half is not going to celebrating the awesome. i'll get one over on the biggest drive will putnam all that action coming up shortly. ah, demonstrators and sudan have been rocking 2 oil pipelines in protest against the peace deal with rebel groups. it's happening in the eastern city of ports to dawn. and one of the pipelines is used for important oil ministry of energy says there are enough reserves to last up to 10 days. the other pipeline is used to export south to down the world to international markets and has now been reopened. last october, several rebel group signed a piece deal with 2 dawns. transitional government bought purchases from the badger tribe. say that agreement ignores their interests. to don's government is warning the disruption could cause huge financial losses. not because port pianos, the countries main. c, port and vital for the economy. now, one of those blocked pipelines i think, brings in crude oil to the capital costume. the other trans

but supporters of jailed opposition lead alexa navarro. ne, i've come up with one tactic that seems to have resisted everything the kremlin has thrown at them. smart voting. it's the system, calculates which candidates are most likely to defeat united. russia voters asked to cast the ballot accordingly. no matter their own affiliation. 30 years ago the parliament acted a real check on executive power in want nearly impeach former president boris yeltsin. today, it's a rubber stamp passing into law without question. all the legislation proposed by the kremlin the best, the opposition can hopeful is to deprive united russia of the super majority, but allows it to change the constitution. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow. still ahead on al jazeera in democratic republic of congo. the threats from armed groups is making it difficult for people to make ends meet and living in fear, we follow the plight of migrants in southern mexico, trying to avoid people taishan. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather in europe, and it's a rather wet end to the week. from many areas we've had a

but supporters of jailed opposition leader alexa, navarro. ne, have come up with one tactic that seems to have resisted everything the kremlin has thrown at them. smart voting. it's the system calculates which candidates are most likely to defeat united russia. voters asked to cast the ballot accordingly. no matter their own affiliation. 30 years ago, the parliament acted as a real set on executive power in one to nearly impeach, former president boris yeltsin. today, it's a robust passing into law without question. all the legislation proposed by the kremlin, the best, the opposition can hopeful is to deprive united russia of the super majority that allows it to change the constitution. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow still to come in a civil trial begins putting all street his government in the dog over handling and cave. at 19 outbreaks in the sky with the national fiend and mexico prisoners are released on the presidential decree and reunited with loved ones. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day of 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best line of 202

remaining votes are counted, success and multiple injuries and a shooting university in central russia. alexa taca is under arrest one student so described what he saw. my friends and i was standing at the parking lot near the entrance where the gunshots turned and saw the shooter standing 20 meters. the way with his shop done was suspected was arrested by a single police officer who entered the building. after you heard about the gun shots, he risked his life to stop the man who also turned the weapon on the police officer . i ran into the building and armed person coming down the stairs. the young man pointed the gun at me and find a show off to that quiet in return. i run close and pinned him down. i took away his gun and munition and i live apart from councils. are top level defense meeting with worsen and threatens to told peter the use free trade agreement with us after washington long the can verify the la pack or a major french defense contract taken over by the united states. ah, why from oscar? thanks for joining us in our teeth and salon, daniel hawkins with you till sunrise. welco

well, there's plenty more head for this needs are including a fast in europe, iceland, alexa, parliament, where the majority of members are women who see the mounting justice and mexico. the families of 43 students here 7 years ago, still wants to know what happened. and the taste of arab hospitality as well cup organize this catalog residents to open their home to fan ah, to the occupied westbank now where a funeral has taken place for one of 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces. yeah. the bodies of the others are being withheld by israeli authorities. and the troops told several villages and jan in ramallah early in the morning surrounding houses and opening fire. israel says its soldiers rated the villages to arrest what they call mass operatives. neither abraham has more now from l. k and the occupied westbank. what happened early on sunday that these really forces have raided 5 different villages in the occupied west bank, including here in the maybe they've killed 5 palestinians all in all. and 3 of them were here and look, maybe we went to see the house where these palestinians

but supporters of jailed opposition leader. alexa navarro. ne, i've come up with one tactic. it seems to have resisted everything the kremlin has thrown at them. smart voting. it's the system calculates which candidates are most likely to defeat united. russia voters asked to cast the ballot accordingly. no matter their own affiliation. 30 years ago, the parliament acted as a real set on executive power. won't nearly impeach former president boris yeltsin . today, it's a rubber stamp passing into law without question. all the legislation proposed by the kremlin, the best, the opposition can hopeful is to deprive united russia of the super majority that allows it to change the constitution. bernard smith, al jazeera moscow. now this week we've been following the plight of tens of thousands of migrants stuck in southern mexico. the government has been stepping up efforts to prevent them from heading to the us border. those trying to lever on the constant threat from immigration authorities and criminals minor rapid report, some shuler in the state of jeff walking through the ba

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ology institute says seismic activity had slowed down earlier in the day, but could pick up again. alexa swartz is a vulcan ologist at geo. terry french organizes scientific expeditions. he says it could be explosions if the lava reaches se basic continuous evolution on the situation is changing and very rapidly. we have certain p d soft, completely pulse and some people were committing the whole property. the rupture has stopped. but we can see clearly that this is not the case where we are having some repose. medias could be for certain similar ratios and may be where the ball can event has been stuck to talk for some reason. maybe some are shut up. so can you tell if you may house it? well there's this and struct can event. but now you can clearly see in the background, or can you start to again to rise into the atmosphere. so that means that it's coming out to get what they deem that the russian continue their rate. it was yesterday, then the love afloat is certainly reach this is it because they, on the sea water just to day. now this is uncertain when he's going to happen. why don'

palestinians are killed by us where the forces during separate incidents in the occupied west bank garza and alexa mos, plus, i formed it back on the big screen. but can you double 07 film help revive an industry battered by the corona virus pandemic? ah, there it's got hotter getting iraq a few degrees above average in that hotel coming down to q. a bit of a shamal coming down towards the gulf states, particularly keta. but this is maybe more relevant whether a tropical storm, the remnants of which grew lab probably be renamed to live the gets up to strength again. either way, it's going to be a very wet case for southern pakistan, including karachi, about time we get the saturday, looks like you'll be in the gulf of a man what it is after that certainly can't be sure of it, but it looks like it may well come across into just touching me you and certainly touching are mom. that'll be a very rare event. obviously studying might be windy as well, but still one to watch. it's sunday, but i can hear so many days ahead i that's the most vonner with, as i said elsewhere, it's fairly quiet. winter brief

voting come to the idea of smart or tactical voting came from allies of jailed opposition. activist alexa, nevada, me, they've drawn up a list of candidates most likely to defeat united, russia. and so at least to deprive the party of its super majority, but not voting up where you enter your voting district. and it tells you who should vote for. now the kremlin has told apple and google that this app is illegal and both companies and now take it off their stores. united russia had just 27 percent support in pre election polls. surely there's widespread public dissatisfaction with corruption and all living standards. but the russian president still enjoys around 60 percent approval. vladimir putin, his isolating after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covey . 19, he voted online. as you can see, under sanitary constraints and quarantine, i did my civic duty online in electronic format. such voting system is used in many countries of the world and has been used in moscow several times. many falling stations in russia like this so much of friday. quiet opposition grou

the space x cross spent 3 days in orbit carrying a billionaire entrepreneur and his 3 guests. alexa brun, splashing down off the florida coast, the trailblazing cap shield carrying the food to lilian crew to ever get the inspiration for on behalf of space ex. well, the hope the planet are much you're going to ride through. that's the voice of the missions commander, billionaire, jared isaacson, he paid an undisclosed sum, said to be about $200000000.00 for the flight and his 3 gave blasting off from cape canaveral on wednesday. the spacecraft billed and launched by entrepreneur isla musk company space 6 was fully autonomous and operated by teams on the ground. whole journey uphill was only about 12 minutes or so before we knew it were hanging in our shops and floating. and then we were like, what do we do next? the capture will soon reached an altitude of about 585 kilometers above earth, the farthest any human has flown from our planet. since 972 is the largest window ever phone in space, we can put our head in and say multiple crew members and see the entire perimeter of the earth. and

the new baby monitors, they are super expensive and it has a alexa. i have the old school 90s one.g, not, not in my household. >> greg: sounds more like a baby mama monitor. >> kat: i have the same concerns. amazon watching me and my home. but amazon already knows a lot of incriminating stuff about me. like what i order on amazon. and when. there is no conspiracy there. already too late for all of us. >> greg: joined the robot overlords. save yourself before it's too late. i'm not going to help you. i am with them. i am with them, not with you guys. you're over. me and pete are going to open up a robot bed-and-breakfast. up next, lucky for you it's tom shillue. charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >> greg: you know him as the angry white male. did you know he's also comedian? give a big rou

it's an alexa on wheels. amazon calls it astro. it can move from room to room. not totally clear what people are going to use it for. it can patrol your house. there's a space in the back for a couple bottles of whatever, so i suppose somebody in the kitchen could load it up and send it to you, and i suppose if you are talking about an elderly parent, you could drive it around and make sure mom or dad are okay and deliver something to them. it's an invitation-only gadget to buy, and as people get it they will try and figure it out what it is and amazon could deliver what they need. >> could deliver a martini to my husband. >> there you go. >> thanks, scott. >>> tomorrow california's covid sick pay program expires, and that means it will revert to three paid sick days, and that's not time to recover or quarantine and will no longer allow to care for children or other family members that contract covid. >>> it's national coffee day. starbucks with a rare freebie. you can bring in a clean and empty reusable cup, up to 20 ounces. members of dunkin' donuts perks prog

also you have marian britton who was traveling with alexa martinez, they were traveling for the us census bureau. she was 21 year employee of the united states census bureau. the bronze medal she received for exceptional service. the other neat piece we have here is the congressional gold medal that was struck for flight 93, and in 2014 was presented here on september 11th to the site for the actions of the passengers through flight 93 and you have both sides represented there and it is important to say that each site, each of the september 11th sites, new york city and the pentagon also have congressional gold medals that represent their sites specifically but this is the one that represents flight 93. we turn around to the wall behind me. this captures how visitors, how people have been drawn to this site within hours after the time of the crash over the last 15 years. at the top you have a quote that was written on a tribute piece that was left here at the flight 93 crash site at one of the temporary memorials. if we come over here to the exhibit case, on this photo the quilt that had

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in the works for nearly two years the device will be manufactured by a third party and powered by alexae in the range of 55 to 75 inches i do know they launched this tv in india this is not the first time getting into the hardware business >> do you know anything that amazon cannot do, kristina the only thing left is a wearable >> aren't you defining a monopoly >> yes good to see you. >>> two big trading announcements from china in the last 24 hours. eunice yoon has more from beijing. eunice >> reporter: thank you, seema. china is setting up a new stock exchange here in beijing it is opening up its futures trading to foreign investors yesterday's, president xi jinping announced the plans for the stock exchange the focus is on supporting innovation oriented sme. smaller companies. the csrc, the stock regulator, said it was positively and resolutely implementing the plan the regulator said the board is going to include select tier board shares the board is a precursor or board that has been around in beijing for eight years or so. not particularly successful, but now a transfer of some of

connected to alexa they'll play with netflix and the other services, but he also talked about other thingsike shopping that will be on these tvs. you can expect advertising will as well. how will that affect roku? how will that affect so many other players in this ecosystem? when amazon comes in and comes in strong often, but it doesn't always take out the competition. roku still strong. etsy still strong. stitch fix still strong. >> yeah. i really want to mention, jon, we missed this earlier, but roku announced its partners with shopify and will be allowing those shopify sellers to create ads inexpensively to show on roku this could be the next frontier of accessible video advertising for small and medium-sized businesses roku will make that happen with that shopify partnership that opens the door for roku to act as a whole new range of advertisers and generate more growth >> another shopify wow. >> another shopify >> shopify is the kevin bacon of tech >> six degrees of shopify. >> yeah. >> i think the potential for the whole marketplace to grow in terms of the number of advertisers and t

it's an alexa on wheels. amazon calls it the astro. it can move from room to room. not totally clear what the purpose is, it can kind of patrol your house, and there's in the back a place for cans or bottles, i suppose, and somebody in the kitchen could walk it over to you or send it to you, and you could get your butt up off the couch and get it yourself. i am not sure we know what this thing is for, and i don't know if amazon does either, and it is by invitation only. >> they are trying to make it exclusive, like what a cool thing? >> the really cool adopters are saying, couldn't you walk over and get it -- >> yeah, and you could walk over and turn the television, too, and we don't like to do that. >> that's old school. >> just sayin', scott. >>> happening tomorrow, covid-19 sick leave expires. experts say three sick days is not enough time to recover from covid or quarantine. >>> no matter how you drink your coffee there's a deal for you on this national coffee day. starbucks is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a rare freebie if you bring in a clean and reus

alexa? >> social media. >> exactly. yeah. you have social media. so you have differenteh ways of disseminating news about a p ca the attractiveness of a vehicle with social media. preston tucker and john delorean and other maverick auto makers before elon musk did not avail themselves of, could not avail themselves of. thosee are all important factor. those are all great answers and great suppositions. anything else that may explain this, the rise and continued endurance of t tesla? >> i thinkin if i'm not mistake they don't't have dealerships, they just have stores and you can go in there and try them, sit in the cars and you can buy them from there. direct there is a appeal to consumers also with tesla. especially because you have an inherent attraction of this car to a particular segment of auto buyers who are very loyal to this idea of green cars, energy-efficient cars. does the government play a role? i mentioned that john delorean entered a partnership with the british government and the british government gave him some financial backing and