one mother says alexa gave her daughter a potentially deadly suggestion after she asked alexa for a challenge. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning one mother is sounding the alarm about a potential danger of amazon's digital assistant alexa. kristin claims alexa encouraged her 10 year old daughter to try a potentially deadly challenge seen on tiktok. >> we have seen youtube challenges where it was a physical education teacher had made challenges for kids to do, things like balancing a broomstick on your hand and chin. she was looking for something like that. >> reporter: but the smart speaker gave an unexpected and frightening answer, suggesting the so-called outlet challenge, also known as the penny challenge. >> what it actually told her to do was to plug a phone charger partway in and then touch the exposed prongs with a penny. i was actually right there in the room with her, and i just -- i kind of was so freaked out, i'm like, no, alexa, no! stop! >> reporter: the challenge, known for damaging electrical outlets and starting fires, went viral years ago. amazon telling

i was in the room with her and i kind of was so freaked out, i'm like, no, alexa, no. stop. >> reporter: the challenge, known for damaging electrical outlets and starting fires, went viral years ago. amazon telling abc news, alexa is designed to provide accurate, relevant and helpful information. as soon as we became aware of this error, we took swift action to fix it. experts say it's important to monitor your child's interactions with voice-activated technology. >> before you play with this amazing piece of intelligent tech, whatever it is, research what parental controls exist for that device. figure out how to implement them. >> reporter: amazon says alexa uses a search engine bing to look up answers. and experts say as certain videos get more popular, the ail algorithm used in the search may end up promoting the videos more widely. >> thank you. >>> coming up, tom brady gets a warning about his behavior. >>> also ahead, the new "jeopardy!" champ blazing a new need long-lasting freshness? try febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors..

alexa's mom was a tablier when she welcomed her first born. alexa's father was abusive at home and after the family broke up, the young mother and daughter continued to fear for their safety. >> very abusive. he would stalk, he would come break in, he would show up to my school, oftentimes. so it was more of us trying to run away from it. >> reporter: her mom sought legal help and by the time alexa was in middle school, they had a fresh start. but money was tight. and alexa was growing up in one of the wealthiest areas in california. >> i was so ashamed of my background. i was so ashamed to say we relied on our community for groceries. or that we relied on community organizations for rent assistance. i didn't realize, being so young, that the issue was bigger than just myself. >> reporter: education and community support would lead alexa away from shame, and into a new way of thinking. she found students rising above, made honor roll in high school, earned several scholarships for college and landed a prestigious fellowship while studying at u

alexa's mom was a teenager when she welcomed her firstborn. alexa's father was abusive at home.ghter continued to fear for their safety. >> he was very abusive. he woodstock, come break-in, show up to my school. it was more of us trying to run away from it. >> reporter: her mom sought legal help, and by the time alexa was in middle school, they had a fresh start, but money was tight, and alexa was growing up in one of the wealthiest areas in california. >> i was so ashamed of my background, to say that we relied on our community for groceries, or that we relied on community organizations for rent assistance. i didn't realize, being so young , that the issue is bigger than just myself. >> reporter: education and community support would lead alexa away from shame, and into a new way of thinking. she found students rising above, made honor roll in high school, earned several scholarships for college, and landed a prestigious fellowship while studying at uc riverside. yearning to share her story with others. >> i carry it with me now. i am the daughter of immigrants, the first in my

alexa is basically scrolling the internet for challenges giving them to your kid and alexa probably tookct if the kid doesn't know the challenge she stole information. this is the problem. being so reliant on digital devices for entertainment and sustenance. i grew up poor. one of the perks is we didn't have an alexa to spy on it. we had a magic 8 ball. do you remember those? >> my daughter got one for christmas this year. >> you shake it and gives you a nonsensical answer. the magic 8 ball will never get you killed. i am pro-8 ball. anti-alexa. >> no electricity with the 8-ball. thank you so much. amazon put out an apology. we have to add that in there. all right. thanks, everyone, for watching "the faulkner focus". i will see you on "outnumbered" right after the break. ran homeoa financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call. veteran homeowners- with home values at all-time highs and rates at near all-time lows now's the time to do more with your home equity. veterans are calling newday at a

and what alexa did was it found a challenge because alexa doesn't have the capability of knowing that something harmful or not. and if it challenges training, even if it's a stupid one, like the penny challenge that ultimately means a little girl would have been shocked by touching that penny to the the partly expose outlet. the bottom line is, is that alexa doesn't have the ability to control that, nor does tick tock. but you, as a parent do, why are you letting alexa entertain your child, mom? why don't you do that? there's a crazy idea. so i think parents have to be more engaged as technology takes on more of a role in our lives. parents need to reinforce their that's a really great point then. and now another trend on social media mostly tech talk, is causing many teams to believe that they have a mental disorder. do you think normalize in things like borderline personality disorder is almost in a way glorifying it, making to feel like they'll get more attention if they identify with this trend? i do think that, listen, this is going to be the unpopular opinion of the day. i tell

i got rid of my alexa too.t because i'm a 2-year-old and my biggest fear is trying to put something in that plug. as we know 2-year-olds eagerly try to do, including my daughter. the fact that they listen to tick-tock can be instructed to that, tiktok owned by a china-based company, one less pointed this china artificial prosecutor, 97% accuracy, the reader should look at oh, i don't know, china who is committing against an entire group of people. just a thought. >> want to go to you on china. thank you for the segway. are we part of this problem and it is this where we are headed with artificial intelligence prosecutor's? because we are using cell checkouts even though many of us often cry for human health. >> i would love to really rip into this one and i don't want ai prosecutors deciding my face, but when you look at some of the country and some of the das we elect and how corrupt some of the local judicial systems are, maybe it will be a step in the direction of justice. all i can think about is the tom cr

and before it's alexa. oh, you have alexa. it doesn't record dish. i think this information and the use of your daughter, and you have alexa, how can you plan for the future of what we can become if you don't try it? part of the problem with old power right now is they don't understand new technology. and part of the problem with the people who build the new technology, they don't understand old power. that's what needs to merge. mm hm. facebook changed? ah. and in the philippines, it really is the internet for the journalists role as gatekeepers. that's dead. in the end, it comes down to the tech platforms. social media in particular will determine what gets delivered to people. mm hm. in january of 2018, the government of the philippines tried to shut raptor down, were being investigated. and then we're, we're pacing legal cases. one on ownership that could land me in prison for anywhere from 5 to 15 years. the court of appeals came out with a decision after midnight. they denied our appeal harassment. it

alexa's mom was a teen when she welcomed her first-born.xa's father was abusive at home, and after the family broke up, the young mother and daughter continued to fear for their safety. >> he was very abusive and would stalk and show up to my school oftentime t run away from it. >> reporter: her mom sought legal help and by the too many alexa was in middle school, that he had fresh start. but money was tight and she was growing up in one the most wealthiest areas in california. >> i was ashamed we relied on the community for groceries or we relied on community organizations for rent assistance. i didn'talbeg so young that the issue was bigger than just myself. >> reporter: education and community support would lead alexa away from shame, and into a new way of thinking. she found students rising above. made honor roll in high school and earned several scholarships for college and landed a fellowship while studying at uc riverside. learning to share her story with others. >> i carry with me proudly now, i am daught of immigrants. i am first g

this i would never have an alexa in my house. i don't want a smart fridge.nderground in a bunker by matt's house. that's the only place i will be safe. >> i have 5 nieces and nephews and my oldest loves to read books from the book store. i am proud of that. the thing about tiktok two-thirds on that platform are 14 and under. there is a lot of dangerous stuff on tiktok and a lot of dangerous stuff on instagram and on facebook as well. the only platform that is trying to really curve all of this stuff is youtube. they are trying to do its best to pull violence or animal abuse which is prevalent on instagram, and facebook and tiktok. it's dangerous out there. i am proud of my niece wanting to read a book. maybe we will all come visit matt. it sounds great there. >> it's critical to be the non-parental mentor in someone's life. they get better through to teenagers. in the good old days was someone would lay down in the road. now what kids face is mind blowing. >> as a parent it's one more thing you have to monitor. make sure they are not asking questions to alex

amazon, amazon's alexa a voice assistant, the 10-year-old girl said alexa, i want a challenge. touching a penny, a coin to the prongs of a half inserted plug. she could have been electrocuted. that is pretty dangerous stuff. that is dumb challenge on social media that alexa picked up. how do you stop that? >> same thing like tiktok, social media. sound like this parent was close enough to stop this from happening. but at some point the age, the age which we let children use technology has a very harmful effect, whether it is social media, whether it is tiktok or things like this, parents have to be very careful. it is the law of unintended consequences. are there some things alexa might do for children. break ought puzzle. go outside. play in the neighborhood. not everything has to be electronically driven. we can't dumb down america letting technology do everything for us. play board games, get puzzles. yeah. elizabeth: i want to move to this, president obama's former press secretary jay carney is helping this is from reuters is reporting this. amazon.com is censoring and bann

we love alexa, don't we, folks we love, we love alexa all the answers. -- you know why we love her when you ask her a question, she answers, you know? that's why i call her the reverse melania. [ light laughter ] not hearing much from melania these -- alexa, alexa, why isn't melania talking to me? " >> because she hates you >> seth: now, the point is, these people's depravity truly knows no bounds. trump let a deadly pandemic ravage the country, leading to mass suffering he stoked a violent coup to overturn an election and he personally came into contact with more than 500 people after testing positive for covid and hiding it. and yet his sycophants in the trump cult are still willing to do anything to get him back into power. trump could take a dump on the constitution, and they'd say it was just a little -- >> schmeared [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with brian cox, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late

according to a tweet, her 10- year-old asked alexa for a challenge and alexa reportedly told the child to plug in a phone charger halfway into the wall outlet and touch the penny to the exposed prongs and it is called the penny challenge and went viral last year. they said it will continue to advance its systems to help prevent something similar from happening in the future. >> that is nice of them. >> supersafe. >>> we are looking at mostly gray skies and we do have rain in the forecast for tonight, then we have something completely different for tomorrow as we overlook the city of san francisco and over the last 24 hours, we did pretty good with rain totals looking like this. here in marin county almost an inch of rain in half moon bay with 8/10 of an inch in san francisco picked up an inch of rain but if you look at san jose you can see a trace of rain and the low pressure spinning off the coast is getting all the moisture squeezed out by the santa cruz mountains and there is a flood advisory. that means that it is raining pretty good in a tiny part of santa cruz county so they are

the young girl asked alexa to give her a challenge. the device ingested. she do the penny challenge. the stunt calls for someone to stick a penny in an electrical outlet. you may remember this challenge from last year. amazon apologize for the incident and has since reached out to the mother. >> new at 6 oh, this might sound familiar getting to a parking lot after a big event on having no idea where you left the car. but there is a simple have to prevent the problem. google maps can pinpoint the location of your car. once you park, you open the app on your phone, tap the blue dot that indicates your parked position and then hit save your parkingcand bam, you'll never have to worry about that again, i i can use that. coming up next. striking a balance between your work life and home life we've got some advice from ex chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending

that's why last night i water boarded my alexa to see what she knows. a water boarded your alexa. yeah, i kind of regretted, actually i broke my alexa. so i need to think that water boarding might be gun. that you could try sticking it in rice. as you mentioned, biometrics. do you think you could elaborate on the oh don't get me started on biometrics. how are american spies most across international borders with facial recognition and iris stands plus, now we have consumer dna testing, exposing us by our other covert operative could be as easy as taking a saliva sample from a cigarette, but or a drinking cup. so you take one cigarette break from saving the world. they test that cigarette by now. your cousins with german english, but it american to the midwest and then they start to seriously doubt you're a recently divorced romani candle maker, vacationing in siberia. that's a terrible alias. do you want the russians to win naomi moon? what about the chinese in 2014, the congressional o. b m was apparently hacked by the chinese government. they stole data on nearly $22000000.00 fo

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ia carrington or any of the other f executives like advertising and the alexa business. then that can create an uncomfortable dynamic as well. >> we should spend some time talking about donald trump. clearly a key piece of the narrative over the past 25 years. but between bezos and trump. was it a good thing? or was it bezos fault? >> those are really good iquestions. i might have thought that he got off on the wrong side. and that donald trump is campaigning to be president. he's taking shots at everyone. and then pesos on —- bezos enters the fray we are going out on a blue origin rocket and they were asking jeff not to send j the e-mails. but he insisted. i don't know if he was just being protective that may be a little bit of ego like intoone else's getting it with this guy i want my turn to take a shot at him. then trump one. that seems like a lifetime ago but i guess it was five years ago. and t4 gets hammered. he also "washington post" it is a great job. and then amazon loses the jedi contract. $10million that is a huge leg up. and huge problems of the post office.

i'm like, no, alexa, no, stop. >> reporter: amazon telling abc news alexa is designed to provide accurates with #outletchallenge. some videos like this one still visible on the platform. it's important to monitor your child's interaction with voice activated technology. >> what it highlights is no tech is perfect and there are loopholes. research what parental controls exist for that device and figure out how to implement it. then plug it in then set it up, then let them play knowing you have peace of mind. >> reporter: speaking of parental controls, amazon has expanded its parental controls to include voice profiles for your kids. experts say the minute you get one of these devices you should program these settings. that way it will recognize your child's voice and switch over to kid-friendly content. whit? >> those controls so important, erielle. thank you. >>> we do turn to katy perry, the pop superstar taking us behind the scenes of her blockbuster new residency in sin city. kaylee hartung got a chance to talk to her. she's back with that story. >> reporter: katy perry has build her o

and get a glass of wine or how does it work exactly >> yeah, but alexa's going to have to bring it to have a couple of steps. we've hooked up with alexa, and that's been exciting virtual tastings zoom has allowed us to bring wine country to people all over the world throughout the pandemic and it will continue into the future. i think innovation's two ways. one, how we touch the consumer, which you alluded to, which is great. the other are new products the pandemic was a great time to hunker down and create some new products and ideas and we did a tremendous amount of that. we're starting to see the fruits of those efforts our customers expect new and interesting things from time to time we delivered a ton of them last year and we'll take the next couple of years to get into full distribution some of my favorites are right next to me awaiting lunch, but in the meantime, innovation is alive and well at duckhorn and throughout the luxury wine business >> we'll leave it there. profits up 18% year-over-year. brian. >> i'm told greenling is pretty good >>> here's what's coming up on "power

alexa reportedly told a challenge to take a potentially reitl challenge. ten-year-old asked alexa for a challenge. it told her to touch a penny to exposed prongs. that could have given her a serious electric shock or even started a fire. an amazon spokesperson told us as soon as we became aware of this error, we took swift action to fix it. the company didn't specify what the swift action was. >>> weekly jobless claims dropping to their lowest level in decades. pries are up on everything. >>> from nasa's mission to mars to civilians in space. we made huge steps in 2021. up ahead, what could be taking flight in 2022? >> to the next generation of dreamers, if we can do that, just imagine what you can do. mao >>> breaking economic news this morning, weekly jobless claims out today show 198,000 americans filed for first-time unemployment benefits last week. that's around a 52 -week low and fewer than expected. contining claims lower. the best they've been since right before the start of the pandemic. >>> the biden administration saling into strong economic hea

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now, they say that if the military is going to be in charge of any kind of event happening, or any alexa broadcast on inside of the election from within an impala during the election during the transitioned and that is going to mean that they're going to be able to control. alexa, they don't want to see that happening. they said, i don't want to say that least the william government is in place for that. the process, well good thing is democratic that is not marked by any call any, any kind of control by the military. so for many people kind of process that is all going to be buried. all right, that sounds good. do i think it would electrical help? will not be transferred, will not be coming back to god. they've been taking to know how to defeat this november 23rd demanding that the minutes with complete civilian government implemented. all right, thanks so much. all the coverage there. it morgan life from cartoon rescue as an indonesia have been digging through layers of fake volcanic ash and mud in search of survivors and bodies. at least 14 people are known to have died since the semi

the woman says alexa gave her 10-year-old daughter some dangerous advice she asked alexa for a challengelexa suggested a challenge on the web to plunge a phone charger into an outlet then touch a penny to the exposed prong. alexa said it was notified of the incident and fixed the error. pretty biggerer. very scary >>> if you haven't checked your powerball tickets from last night's drawing, spoiler, sorry to say you did not win the big prize. don't worry, nobody else did the jackpot goes up now. it stands at an estimated $483 million. the next drawing is saturday night. there is time to go out and buy your tickets good luck, everybody >> that's for sure >>> we want to turn now and talk about a tiger attack that happened at a florida zoo after a maintenance worker crossed a barrier and entered the enclosure. kerry sanders has more on this sad story this morning kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the terrifying attack happened after hours at the naples zoo. authorities believe that a maintenance worker went into an area where he shouldn't have been and reached into the tiger en

no >> you don't use your alexa?e burner phones in my family you know that. >> quarantine, alexa is one of your friends i talk to siri a lot anybody. i'll talk to anybody. >> this is getting even weirder, carl i'm going to take this back to a name we haven't talked about, nikola starting to detail some actual deliveries let's put up a two-year, if we can on that. one of the early spacs, and what was the high -- i got a high there -- well into the high -- 65. >> that was when that truck was barreling. remember that? >> yeah. they settled with the s.e.c. earlier this week, you know. >> for a lot of money. >> for $125 million. flow they have more to come, they say, in terms of their first customer delivery, which is completed, of the truck >> well, good they're making a big comeback there >> when i was going over the stocks that worked the ones that haven't worked,ening connected to ev >> by the way, david, i think the spacs are not making a comeback. >> they're going to end the year not looking particularly good. there

go ahead. alexa. well, thank you for the compliment, but does not consider myself to be smarter than you. so i don't know the meaning of his words either, but what i can say is the united states is currently thinks that it's, it's at the peak of its power it's, it's sliding very fast, but it still has a lot of cloud, a lot of merit. so what i think the u. s. trying to do is using these stitch phrases to actually try to rearrange the world order that we have since the end of their world war 2 national security adviser of the 9 states. jake solomon recently told us that, you know, this, this don't seem to work. so he may be right, because because we see a green lock in the united nations security council and we don't see that any, any actual diplomacy being done. so i think that the u. s. a trying to catch the last moment. it has to actually rearrange the world order in it's in his favor and it thinks that it can succeed. it mobilizes everything as it mobilizes its army to mobilize. its diplomatic mobil

our 7-year-old daughter this morning asked alexa, "alexa? is santa real?"we just sat there like, oh, what is she going to say? i mean, you don't know if that smarty-pants little robot is going to blow your cough letter. thankfully, even though they're competitors in the delivery business, alexa is on team santa. she said, "all i know is that someone has been eating all my cookies." could be santa. could be stoners. we don't know. [ laughter ] you know, it's interesting. the idea of gifts and santa and all that stuff is so ingrained in us, as americans we assume it's the same all around the world, but it didn't. other countries have very -- even wildly different traditions, so we decided to make a game of it. we gathered some people from different parts of the world and asked them to tell us about their holiday celebrations. your job is to guess whether what they are describing is a real christmas tradition, or something we made up. got it? all right, here we go. >> so in the catalan region of spain, everybody buys these little figurines for their nativity s

yeah, let me got alexa here in moscow, i guess, you know, it's, it's, it creating some kind of global alliance against russia against china. i guess also hungry hungry didn't get invited. ok. and you know, at the same time, ukraine was there, i suppose it's there because of the u. s. was behind a coup that over through the democratically elected government in february of 2014, so conveniently, they made it on board here. i say this is just a farce. this is a propaganda after here. and it countries have interests. they don't necessarily have values. it values and interests coincide. that's great. but values are do not ra rule. they never have and they never will on, in international relations. go ahead. alexei. oh, well, democracy has always been into the shed of united states and it's no different now . you say it's not ninety's and not now. you see joe buying does remember that the 1980s vividly and i think is still lives in this mindset over the cold war of autocracies versus democracies. and what complicates it is that actually there is no other ideology that is as all encompassing

and if you have alexa, can program santa. you can find his tracker on our website right now abc7news.com. sant's making good progress. >> i know those kids are wearing alexa out, asking her, where is santa? is he here yet? >> alexa just stopped responding. >> where are your mike: that is hilarious. >> how you guys doing? >> wonderful and wonderful and nice to spend the morning with you and everyone watching us wherever you may be. let's take a look at this christmas even find out what is going on. right now you can see it is pretty wet just about everywhere. here's a look from our exploratorium where the embarcadero center left lights on. it looks beautiful this morning. study showers this morning. then we have scattered showers this afternoon. wintry storms tonight all the way through tuesday and wednesday trending dry. completely dry. no chance of rain wednesday. for today you can see how sporadic the showers will be in the afternoon hours. no nearly as warmt. 53 to 54 degrees. tonight the transition begins to colder condit

(sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again.ve eyes for you ♪ >>> it was just alarming when we heard that he had not shown up for work. wow, that's not like eric at all not showing up for work. >> as his sisters and other family members arriving at his building. their levels was off the chart. >> police went to the sixth floor. >> sister susie was still on the way when cynthia got her answer after police been in eric's apartment. >> when the captain came and gently places his hand on my arm, he said i am sorry, looks like your brother had taken his life. >> i said no way, there is no way he would take his life. eric loved life. >> cynthia managed to call her sister. >> she was screaming and she was balling and when she told me he was dead, i flipped out and lost it. >> you show up how long after that? >> about 40 minutes later. >> detective rubin left the second wave of montgomery county maryland police after patrol officer made that suicide call. >> they try not to disturb the scene so they didn't look around too much. >> he's

(sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again.yes for you ♪ >>> it was september of 2000, frank rodriguez was finally coming into his own. a new bride, a new family, a new job. then, at 3:00 a.m. after just 5 months of marriage, frank's new bride found him unconscious on their bedroom floor and called for help. it was too late. frank rodriguez was dead. his family was stunned. he had been a healthy man. >> my mother called me, she lost it and screaming and slammed the phone. it was horrifying. he was only 41. frank left behind a widow and a nine-year-old stepdaughter who whom frank became really close. >> she was devastated but also very confused. >> she was not the only one confuse ds. the coroner's office found no obvious cause of death, no heart attack or trauma. toxicology found a little viking in his system but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss especially his wife angelina who seemed to be groping for answers, trying to make sense of what happened to frank. >> she called me everyday to talk about it. she tho

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by saying alexa, make a donation to the american red cross.le others are looking for solutions to the devastating tornadoes, the white house is finger-pointing, pointing bony little fingers. president biden said i said this. >> all i know is the intensity of the weather across the board has a consequence of warming of the planet and climate change, specific impact on these specific storms i can't say. obviously there's some impact here but i can't give a quantitative read on that. kennedy: obviously. it's not entirely obvious. some have been setting tornadoes for decades and they still won't know the exact link between the climate on these events. so mr. president, instead of blaming the weather, why don't you focus on helping the states rebuild? let's get into it with tonight party fail. hi, abby. from the richard fowler show, fox news contribute, richard fowler, yes. 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, there he is in front of the map to the stars, spike going. welcome one and all. >> this isn't happening behind me, this is a green

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