privacy concerns continue to spiral about amazon's alexia.rg has learned a team at amazon dedicated to improving the performance can access the location data of customers. for more i want to bring in matt. matt, tell us what we're learning here? matt: so we're learning some of the team at amazon that's charged with reviewing a small number of alexia commands, some of the folks have access to location data paired with voice recordings. that means somebody at their job is asking you alexia to turn on a light or order you some product on amazon.com. in the same pane, some at amazon's workforce can trace you back to your home address. emily: so what is new here? did we not assume they could access this kind of information on us? matt: oh, for sure we assumed it. amazon, after all, is a company best known for delivering things to your doorstep. i think part of why this is raising some eyebrows is amazon does not go out of your way, and really any of their privacy materials, really to the alexa service to say exactly what it does with the data. in

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order it's after these two hundred ninety people were killed in attacks across the country on sunday alexia bryant has more. in the glassed in colombo outside the shrine the bomb squad had been working to defuse an explosive found in a van when it blew up near one of the targets of the coordinated attacks on easter sunday. other explosives were found near the city's main bus station. sri lanka is a nation on edge after the worst violence since the end of its civil war ten years ago. outside this hospital in the capital by white and a heavily armed guard hoping for news of their family and friends to thinking she went to church yesterday we kept calling her off there we heard of the incident but there was no response that is why we came here first thing in the morning. priests join the crowds gathering outside the morgue to identify the bodies these scenes are repeated across the country struggling to come to terms with not only the devastating bombings in churches and hotels but the news that there was information that an attack was imminent. he. became the chief of intelligence wrote a let

oh please, brought alexia campbell. we know who he works for, meaning russia.ulian assange is not a journalist, without actually explaining. that doesn't so much govern the national security state aside from write memos on his behalf. many believe that if assange was ever a journalist, those days ended a long time ago. it means they believe it. so why the hostility to julian assange? we will let jim pseudo-explain. he is central to central election experience, and he central also to questions about what the trump administration or trump campaign new prior to the release of those materials. >> it's remarkable to watch, it's bill ordering, actually. that was also when they didn't applaud the arrest of journalist publishing information. in 1971 "the washington post" and "new york times" published a trove of stolen classified documents about the vietnam war which is called the pentagon papers. liberals loved it. books were written celebrating their bravery. as early as 2011, they said it "a conviction of julian assange would cause collateral damage to american medi

what about that kind of technology, i can say in my house, alexia, play xyz in my house.orried that somebody's listening? >> it's listening to the wake word but up to then it's not listening to or recording to. it will listen for the wake word. at that point it will make sense of that word. >> nik, that's true? it's not listening 24/7. it's listening to that wake word? >> i do not work at amazon or google, but that's my understanding of how it works. >> interesting. >> e believe amazon and google are recording what you're saying once you use the wake word so they can use it better to understand your needs. >> you're tapping into this technology for your quiz app. >> that's right. >> where do you see this technology going. >> that's a great question. we're very much at the beginning of a revolution, the voice first revolution. speech is the most natural way to communicate like we're doing right now. it's also the most natural way to communicate with technology. i see in five, ten, 15 years we're going to be doing much more with our voices with items around us than we are t

oh please, brought alexia campbell. assange is no journalist.e know who he works for, meaning russia. julian assange is not a journalist, without actually explaining. nbc doesn't so much cover at the security state as write memos on its behalf noted that many believe if assange was a journalist, those days ended a long time ago. at mbc many tell you they believe something, it means they believe it. so why all the hostility to julian assange? we will let the former democratic staffer and jim explain, we will let jim pseudo-explain. he is central to central election experience, and he central also to questions about what the trump administration or trump campaign new prior to the release of those materials. he's central to questions about what the trump campaign new prior to the release of those materials and what were the communications? it is possible president trump himself not particularly excited about. >> it's remarkable to watch, it's be will be will drilling, actually. that was also when they didn't applaud the arrest of journalist publish

thoughts whatever the outcome interesting times ahead for ukraine i'd like to thank all of our guests alexia dimitri bobbitt and give oregon and thank you to you for watching you can see this program again any time by visiting our website that's on our dot com and for any further discussion why don't you go to our facebook page you'll find that on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and remember you can always join the conversation on twitter or handle for that is i have to a.j. inside stories from the typical pollen and the whole team here it's been good to have you here good bye for now. i made a dish every week a new cycle going to see only simple breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump the town through the eyes of the world's janel ace that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most in better use a free palestine a listening post on al-jazeera. a city defi

a million live in refugee camps in the southeastern region of where some are being targeted again alexia brown reports. to ali is tired of running but she doesn't know what else to do. she fled nigeria with her husband and three young daughters in may last year escaping attacks by the armed group boko her family says all in the village and near the border with neighboring nigeria but moved again because they still didn't feel safe. so. one day someone told my husband there were cows near our farm my husband went out and never came back three days later they found his head separated from his body. that was three weeks ago hamza two and a house burned was supposed to be celebrating a sixteenth wedding anniversary serving instead the family is haunted by his killing. you know my mind that i cried and grieved and brought my daughters to do all i want now is to be safe and to be able to support myself and my daughters. the family has joined nearly a quarter of a million people living around who were either refugees from nigeria or were displaced by fighting in the share. most refugee. communi

for a progressive group who announced opposition to biden's presidency come 2020 and also with us alexia and carol lee. we start with you on all things related to biden. you were in the room for the fund-raiser and biden talked about the fund-raiser with anita hill. >> it was interesting that the campaign itself did release the fact that they spoke at all. it was without any sense of timing or what the nature of the call was announcing that he had spoken with anita hill. we did see this conversation that the "new york times" had an interview with her. i want to take you inside the fund-raiser. the most we have heard from joe biden since he launched his campaign since that initial video was, in fact, behind closed doors at that fund-raiser. we know he framed and reinforced this idea that this campaign is very much one of the battle for the soul of the nation. he said the charlottesville incident was a real epiphany moment for him and raised the concerns of the president tearing down the guard rails. we have a little bit of a preview of that. we will hear about the middle class and more th

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