that amazon employees listened to recordings from alexa devices. e an amazon admitted it does this saying people to review a small amount of recordings because it helps us train our speech recognition and natural language understanding systems. >> i think it is important we have safeguards to protect privacy. >> the state are meant to be in eavesdropping at. >> it prevents a smart speaker over recording your conversations in the privacy of your home and storing and returning the recordings without your consent. >> devices like alexa record commands. >> what is the weather tomorrow? >> amazon uses that recording to deliver the answer but even after it has been processed, that recording lives on. it is automatically stored and can be reviewed by the company. right now there is no way to prevent that when using amazon's alexa or apples siri. >> i have heard from constituents that they support the idea that their personal conversations that occur in the intimacy of their home should remain private and they are not giving permission to the company to sto

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alexa, delete what i just said. but of course, it's not that straightforward. if you're at home, yelling at amazon's not going to work. because you have to opt in for this service. so there's three possible outlets that i discovered on how you can stop your alexa from eavesdropping. the first is what i just mentioned. the fact that you have to opt in for the service to delete everything i just said. you can press the mute button and the third step, which also takes so many steps to get to on your app, you have to turn off the recording setting in the app. so of course, they're not making it easy at all. this comes at there's reports a few months ago that thousands of amazon workers around the globe are taking your recordings, transcribing them to help the alexa app and the voice recognition. amazon did not disclose this, did not agree with it. i have one more nonstraightforward point for this entire story. even if you say alexa, delete everything i said or delete what i said, it will only delete the recordings of that particular day. not your entire history or conversation. so of course, it's a us

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.10th grade chemistry teacher from austin, texas... a middle school special education teacher from poulsbo, washington... and a 12th grade english language arts teacher from wyncote, pennsylvania... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheering ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for that warm welcome. and, johnny, i hope you will not take this as a negative, but for the very first time in 35 years of hosting this program, i finally get to work with my own vanna. and she has such a lovely name-- alexa. our current champion, 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...

teachers tournament presented by amazon alexa.- 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 om 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 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.

next we move on to amazon's alexa. know it's listening to you but did you know that amazon keeps its recordings of what you say? ditto for apple's siri and also until recently google's voice assistant. the tech giants claim it is for training but critics say this is creepy open one privacy watchdog says it's so bad with amazon's alexa it could make the east german secret police blush. reports come in that investigators are probing pilot error in the deadly moscow plane crash that killed 41. among the key questions, why do the pilots fly into a heavy storm front and why did they reportedly land at an unusually high rate of speed. >>> miami air international now offering passengers on the plane that skidded off of the runway at naval air station at jacksonville and into a river, they're offering a goodwill gesture of $2,500 in refund checks. rescuers in both saved all 143 people on board the flight but three pets did die. >>> finally, 100 workers at cnn taking voluntary byout packages. the network has about 4,000 workers.

>> amazon's alexa can delete recordings. users can simply say, alexa, delete what i said today. and recordings will be erased. amazon has been under fire for recording when alexa hears your every word. alexa has not been asked to delete the entire voice recording. head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> forecast. a little drizzle to start this morning. >> a little cooler this morning. i think it bypassed today and went to friday. with the weekend warmup. we are looking at a little bit of a blip for today. cooler temps. also clouds. starting off with patchy fog and drizzle. but that's going to change. for today, we are looking at a cloudy start with our ocean beach camera. you can see temperatures running in the low to mid-50s at this hour. let's check the visibilities. so 2 1/2 miles at half moon bay, along the coast. and also looking at a mile and three-quarters for santa rosa this weekend. areas of fog. patchy drizzle this morning. cloudy, cool and breezy start to the day. we'll see cooler temps as we head through the afternoon, with a stronger ze cool us off. e flu

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.acher 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. vicki.

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa. here is our second group of semifinalists... an 11th-grade physics teacher from new paltz, new york... and a middle school english teacher from stamford, connecticut... [ applause ] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome once again. i have my pal here with me. but julia, i have to ask you, what does that signify-- that motion you did in the introduction? uh, well, i have a daughter who's about to turn two. and we taught her to fist bump. and after she fist bumps you, she fist bumps herself. ah. okay. [ laughter ] well, for you, francois, and benjamin, i wish all three of you luck. benjamin, you were the high scorer in the quarterfinal matches, so you pick first from these categories in the jeopardy! round. ♪ alexa, ask "jeopardy!" for today's categories. alexa: the categories are...

cheryl:.cheryl: amazon's alexae listening all the time, speaking of privacy, right? e already is. but the device may start listening, yes, all of the time. amazon has reportedly filed a patent that you would not need to use the wake word, alexa, for it to start recording. that's how it is now. it would constantly be listening, waiting for the word. so you say alexa a, tell me the weather. now you can say what's the weather like, alexa, and it would be recording all the time. that's the privacy concern there. lauren: then you get the excuse, we're trying to perfect the ability to understand what you're saying. tracee: exactly. lauren: there's a brew fes fesl as in craft beer. what's the latest here? tracee: this one is the strange brew festival in reno, nevada. there are a lot of strange brews that people get to taste there. a few of them, mac and cheese jabenero. how about peanut butter pickle, garlic bread. cheryl: you don't want garlic and beer together. tracee: it's interesting. as we see the craft brewers booming, they've got to be creative, they've got to get att

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.alists-- 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! [ cheers and applause ] 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.

they looked at apple's siri, amazon's alexa, and microsoft's cortana, and found them all programmed tohtly responding to insults. >>> a san jose museum has just changed its name and expanded its mission. the tech museum of innovation will now be called the tech interactive. this comes as it launch a project to reach millions of students worldwide. that's gonna do it for the news at 5:00. the news at 6:00 begins now with ken bastida and elizabeth cook. >>> a pair of brazen shoplifting sprees targeting the same store. two different bay area cities. we ask police, is there a connection? >> i'm john rehmus i ryne where they, dublin where they fly city flags every day. >> bart is just as fed up as you are with scenes like this. tonight we're getting a look at e t the news at 6:00 starts now. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. we start with a big fight in alameda county over the pride flag. >> in dublin city leaders just voted down a plan to raise the rainbow stripes. >> reporter: if flying a flag is a symbol of respect and honor, what does it mean when you don't fly a flag? every day,

and after the break senators are calling for an investigation into amazon's alexa why they say your kids personal information just isn't safe. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. lawmakers in washington are calling for an investigation into amazon's echo dot kids edition this after there are questions over. >>how it handles children's let calling on the ftc to launch an investigation whether amazon is in violation of the children's online privacy, protection act now it's meant to protect the privacy kids, 12 and younger and forces companies to follow certain requirements when sharing or using data. senators say the kid friendly version of alexa is capturing voice recordings of kids who talked to it and collecting personal information along the way amazon spokesperson says their product is compliant with all federal reg

and senators are calling for an investigation into amazon's alexa why they say your child's personal information isn't safe. and now comes the decisive shot. [ pleasant orchestral music ] looks good, looks good. [crowd gasps ] do you believe it? what can you say? [ crowd cheering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s. open. this friday morning weekend insight you can see some. >>clouds hanging out above. sfo and hasn't dissipated we are seeing a delay out there around an hour right now that's been pretty consistent throughout the week due to these low clouds to block out this ability now as you're heading up into the sierra do expect clearing skies. there are some showers this morning. so roadways may still be wet in some places this afternoon but as for the afternoon and then saturday and sunday all looking really good sunday night comes along with some evening showers leading into early monday morning. but besides that the sears really not a bad idea to take mom for mother's day. robin. >>hey i have a photo of that overturned big rig that i've bee

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexa and google home and i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. >>so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. they say the shooter i have information. 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not the to retain. search for its record on the device. but if those from revised from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look elitist us is to have to remove barriers that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so meanwhile in the senate lawmakers approved legislation requiring police officers to be trained in ways to avoid using lethal force. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in th

>>consumer advocates say the kids version of amazon alexa is listening to your kids and will not forget what they say even after you tried to delete it. today, a coalition of 19 consumer public health advocates are calling on the federal trade commission to investigate the campaign for a commercial free childhood lead an investigation into the echo dot kids. it is now asking the ftc to look into whether amazon is holding on to children's voice recordings and personal information longer than it should. their complaint outlines flaws they found while testing the device in one example, the voice assistant remembered a girl's walnut allergy. even after an adult deleted the information. they said the device may be violating the children's online privacy protection act. amazon says its service complies with the law it's unclear whether the ftc will take up the complaint since its investigations are rarely made public. >>for your money tonight high school graduations around the corner and millions of students will be starting college for the first time for many of them finances will be a big s

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexa and google home. >>i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. they say the shooter i have information. 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not the to retain. users first recorded on the device. but if those from revised from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look elitist us is to have to remove barriers that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in the assembly tell us that vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. and before we go

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexand google home. >>and i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. happening. very soon. the sharing of information. the 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not the to retain. users first reported on the device. but if from most about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look elitist us is to have to remove barriers that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in the assembly tell us that vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. >>the state senate unanimously approved a bi

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can amazon really do that we ask alexa. no. no you don't think so. i mean companies like amazon are very interested in finding out when a family has a new baby because this is a point in life where a lot drastically changes. and whoever manages to put their product there might win a new long term customer. so how do you know if a customer is pregnant ten years ago a large u.s. supermarket chain identified buying behavior patterns from a relatively small data set they even pinpointed the number of weeks. following it's been shown that pregnant women change their consumer behavior and they switch to unscented cosmetic products they start buying cotton wool pads and wendy's customers then go on to buy products like baby clothes i just proving that they did have a baby you can look at what they bought before and say ok people who buy things like that are most likely pregnant. it's worth the time assuring. the secret lies in the evaluation of so-called big data autodidactic machines recognize the patents and amazon is considered the leader in this field th

based living community and the first ofs it kind in california to provide every resident with amazon alexaan play their favorite music, hear the menu for the day, hear headlines and in an emergency, alexa can contact the front desk. >> i don't know if it's lazy or old age. it's convenient. >> after having a family of five children, it's peaceful and quiet but i do have a friend here. >> the village said the goal is to help the retired residents with the little things. >> it's vice-presidential, especially when cooking. alexa, timer for eight minutes. timer is done. >>> the federal judge overseeing pg&e's case. the field trip the board of directors are required to take. >> we are hours away from a strike that's happening e count it may affect how you get to work this morning. and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparation is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>>

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.chool world history and u.s. government teacher from nashville, tennessee... a middle school english teacher from stamford, connecticut... and a high school art teacher from cheyenne, wyoming... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, everyone. o ur of the semi-finalists are. they'll be joined by today's winner. ellie, benjamin, and dave, good luck. here we go. enjoy the experience. here are the categories for you, starting off with... followed by... where's your... dave. hey, you! for $600. you are a winner and put on a dominating performace at the 2012 london olympics. ellie. - who is gabby douglas? - yes. hey, you! for $200, please. benjamin. what is the conservative party? you got it. 2-word alliteration, $200, please. e st emes aressentia or what's in the photograph. benjamin. - what are bare bones? - yes.

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[laughter] caroline: poor amazon alexa. joe: could probably do some good targeting.you need emotional pickup and it orders flowers for you? caroline: puts on the right music. [laughter] joe: i think is a good idea. caroline: maybe restrain some of the contempt in your voice. [laughter] caroline: that is all for "what'd you miss." romaine: bloomberg technology is next with an exclusive interview with facebook's vice president of global management. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco, and this is "bloomberg technology." trade show down, the simmering dispute b

>> that is the case and even some of the recent news we've seen from google and amazon, alexa being ableack your purchases, systems and data you can turn off, privacy modes and things like that that may mitigate that but in the end it is more a concern for government entities and organizations focused on critical infrastructure that should be worried about this. heather: it is a whole new world, we love using all this but you have got to be aware of potential dangers. thank you for joining us. have a great day. the man known as the american taliban will walk free tomorrow. john walker lind will be released 3 years early after being sentenced 20 years for joining and supporting the taliban. the california man was captured in afghanistan month after the september 11th attack after in connection with the death of johnny mike spann. according to the washington post, once he is released he will be barred from having a passport and will need a passport to obtain internet connected devices. 3 years early. ben carson defending the proposal to strip illegals of public housing aid. the head chief

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.s-- a high school spanish teacher from mountain view, california... a middle school civics and world history teacher from miami, florida... and a high school english teacher from tucson, arizona... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome aboard. you have heard me say this many times in recent years. but the teachers tournament is "jeopardy!'s" way of saluting those important members of our society who quite often get to spend just as much quality time with our kids as we the parents do. so, trevor, matthew, and tara, good to have you with us today. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and now you get to deal with these categories. a whole category devoted to... next... you have to... ...that comes up in the clue. and finally... we'll give you the running mate. you tell us who the other person on the ticket was. tara, start. i'll take anagram for $200, please. matthe

of a line in the cash lanes on the left but >>consumer advocates say that the kids version of amazon alexang to your kids and will not nts are on the federal ade commission to investigate whether amazon is holding on to children's voice recordings and personal information longer than it should. their co whee testing the device in one example, the voice assistant remember to girls allergy information even after her parents had deleted it. they say the device may be violating the children's online privacy protection act. amazon says its service does comply with the law. >>see with this investigation goes. >>it's 5.26 and still ahead a high school in the east bay could see fewer students attend again today after only like 20% showed up yesterday, we'll tell you why what they're a group of teens attacking men >>welcome back it's 5.29 check in on weather traffic on a friday morning, how's going so far still no major hot spots but the bridges are packed most of them are just guess here right is it back with that there that bad. me this morning has been better than yesterday was so we're already

>>thank 26 consumer advocates say the kids version of amazon alexa is listen to your kids and not forgetting what they say that's a bad thing even when you try to delete it holds on to that information. now a group of parents are calling on federal trade commission to investigate whether amazon's holding on to children's voice recordings of personal information longer than the law allows they're complete outlines flaws that they found while testing the device effect in one example, the voice assistant remembered a girl's allergy information di children's online privacy protection act, amazon has come out that state to say the investigators find. coming up people looking for a date end up getting robbed and carjacked after falling for fake dating profiles will tell you what you need to look out for in a live report. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, eland more affordable morethan ever.ive electric cars are here. plug into the present. luckily, her dorm

however the male voice option does not exist for amazon's alexa or microsoft court tana.o the director behind the study part of the problem is a lack of gender diversity in the tech industry. in a statement she says quote, the world needs to pay much closer attention to how, when and whether ai technology are gender and culturally who is gender in them? the report also suggests these devices could be creating gender stereotypes among children. because of the subconscious meshes because the receiving at age when they are still developing ideas about men and women. in washington, fox 2 news. >>> amazon's latest wearable at devices called dylan, figure out though where his emotional state. has a microphone that works with the smart phone app . developers say eventually dylan can tell the user how to interact more effectively with other people. their unconfirmed report the part of the system are being tested, it is not clear if this project will ever become a commercial venture. >> my mother lives with me. my goodness. >>> coming up next, north bay kitchen to hollywood, guy f

plus, we're learning how to delete any recording saved on your amazon alexa.s everything. so how to delete it? we'll let you know in the next hour on fox news. >> dana: and now a look at other stories. more than 1,000 illegal immigrants were taken into u.s. custody wednesday at the el paso border. sources telling fox this is the largest group to be captured at one time. second russian misinformation campaigns are reportedly targeting health issues. george washington university research found russian trolls were using twitter bots to fuel the anti-vaccination debate. this follows a new york times report that russia today was pushing unverified stories about 5g causing cancer. >> i just want her to know how strong she is and how, if she can start off where she was and do as well as she can be, there's nothing she can't do. >> dana: the world's smallest surviving baby at home. the baby was born just under 9 ounces in december. that's the size of an apple. now five months later, she weighs in at a strong 5 pounds. the army corps of engineers said flood waters in t

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa.from albany, new york... an elementary school resource teacher from panorama city, california... and a middle school instrumental music teacher from lanham, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome. we haven't talked about money so far this week. $100,000 to the teachers champion. a $50,000 guarantee for second place. $25,000 guarantee for third place. players who are eliminated in these quarterfinal matches this week go home with $5,000. if you make it to the semifinals and don't win, then you go home with $10,000, so there is money involved. conor, melissa, sara, welcome. good luck. let's go to work right now. let's find out what you three know about these subjects, shall we? next... each correct response will begin with the letter "a" and end with an "f". that's followed by... and finally-- you'll love this... sara, start us, please. every animal has its day for $200. me

teachers tournament, presented by amazon alexa. middle school instrumental music teacher from lanham, maryland... a high school spanish teacher from mountain view, california... and a middle school special education teacher from poulsbo, washington... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. those of you--those of you who are regular fans of the program, know that quite often, success or failure as a player on "jeopardy!" anseem all that comfortablen't with the categories.ngno things are going to be different. but we won't know until we start playing the game. so, sara, trevor, and joe, good luck. let's go to work right now. ♪ and here are the categories for you... that sounds straightforward. and... and.. joe, off you go. parts of speech, $200. trevor. - what's a noun? - noun, right. speech, $400.

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexame. >>and i think it's time we get consumers back to control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. very soon. the sharing of information. the 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not to retain. users first recorded on the device. but if those from revised from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look says to remove barriers that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in the assembly tell us that vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. >>memorial day is the unofficial start to the s

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexa and google home. >>and i think it's time we get consumers back to control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. what was happening. very soon. the shooter i have information. 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not the to retain. users first recorded on the device. but if those from revised from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look elitist us is to have to move back. it's that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so meanwhile in the senate lawmakers approved legislation requiring police officers to be trained in ways to avoid using lethal force. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members

pass bills that at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexahome. >>i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. they say the shooter i have information. the 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not to users first recorded on the device. but if those from device from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look silly distances to to remove barriers that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in the assembly tell us that vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. actually zavala kron 4 news. >>here's a quick live look outside once a

teachers tournament presented by amazon alexa. music teacher from lanham, maryland... an 11th-grade physics teacher from new paltz, new york... and a high school world history teacher from albany, new york... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. at long last, the finals. the first half today. these three people-- sara, francois, and conor, have a lot of extra pressure on them today. they want to do well because they know their students are watching them back home. that's a lot of pressure. good luck to you though. let's go to work right now in the first half of the finals. today, the first round has these categories... next... each response beginning with that letter of the alphabet. then... we'll deal with.. and... conor, you start. start with the accessorized teacher for $400. this accessory is placed between the third and fourth shirt buttons and prevents the look seen here. sara. - what is a tie clip? - tie clip, yeah. the accessoriz

eavesdropping at the proposal that aims to protect consumer privacy from smart speakers like amazon's alexa and google home. >>i think it's time we get consumers back the control and the choice. so that when they choose to bring a speaker into a home. they know what they're getting into and they can consent before their recorded. been happening. very soon. the sharing of information. the 3rd parties i think that is appropriate but not the to retain. users first recorded on the device. but if those from revised from functioning about another bill debated tuesday would allow anyone running for office to use campaign funds to pay for child care. >>i don't see this as an appropriate. expense i think it makes us look elitist us is to have to move back. it's that anyone who wants to serve their community can step up and do so. >>lawmakers this week are also poised to decide whether they'll change the standard for when police can use deadly force. staff members in the assembly tell us that vote is likely coming wednesday morning reporting in sacramento. ashley's about luck wrong 40's. >>a lot is o

the book on surveillance capitalism also includes alexa last year at amazon applied for a patent on software to help alexa to recognize not only what we say but also how we feel. i have had to have a little model of alexa right here so you asked me of 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 one less because it wants to saturate our homes it wants to saturate every environment where we learn 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 material. which means we are paying twice over. surveillance capitalism is a road to good capitalism and 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 t

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. >> however, the male voice option does not exist for amazon's alexa on microsoft's core china. >> accordingd the study, part of the problem is a lack of gender diversity in the tech industry. she says, the world need to pay much closer attention to how when and whether technology are gendered and crucially who is ginger ring them. the report suggests these devices could be creating gender stereotypes among children because of the subconscious message cancer receiving at an age when they are developing ideas about men and women. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> orchard supply hardware is making a comeback. a new store called out our supply hardware will take over seven former osh locations offering some of the same products and services as the original stores. they hope to re-create the appeal of osh. they have not said where the seven stores will be but according to reports they have been looking at locations around the bay area including san jose where the original store was. >> we try to go there the other day. the small orchard was much better. >> i like to shop locally and

are you listening, alexa? amazon's plans to eavesdrop on everything you say all the time. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ heather: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning midway through the week. thank you for joining us, straight to the extreme weather alert. a mile wide tornado demolishes homes, dozens of people injured outside kansas city. the dangerous weather stretching from the midwest to the northeast. watch this twister uproot a tree in pennsylvania. the nightmare is not over yet. ray bogan joins us bracing for historic flooding. >> reporter: a severe thunderstorm came through this area. there were moments of hail, strong winds and lightning and thunder still going, looking around, none of the lightning appears to be hitting the ground but it is shooting across the night sky, almost as bright as day, something to see. just when you thought it was going to pass, the severe thunderstorm warning was renewed for another hour. we will keep watching the weather here as we speak with meteorologists. one thing they are concerned with is th

. >> and amazon with an alexa product aimed at them. >>> instagram planning some new rules for taking down accounts. >> currently allowed a certain percentage of violations before they're banned. that allows more violations to users who post more. the new rules will give users the same number of violations before being removed. amazon's echo dot kids edition. >> demanding an ftc investigation because it says the speaker won't forget what children say to it. amazon says the device is compliant with the law. there's much more coming up on "good morning america. ">>>google has created nonbinary emojis. >> they will be in the next version of google's mobile operating system late they are year. >> you're a life sized emoji. >> those are your "tech bytes." >> what's he doing to her? >> i think it was a compliment. i think. i think. >> we'll take it as one. the future looks ruffle for a santa clara golf course. >>> also, vandals hit a veterans memorial and the community is fighting back. >>> a dramatic animal rescue and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more ey

points sanders lost six points. >>> now new concerns about what kind of data amazon is collecting from its customers. from alexany's recent purchase of whole foods there's so many ways amazon can get a hold of your data. the company has more opportunity than ever to track you. nbc's tom costello joins us with more. >> reporter: you know we've seen these concerns about google and facebook and what kind of data they are collecting on all of us, how they are using it. privacy experts have similar questions about amazon. it's products are hard to avoid from echo to the kindle to shopping online, prime videos, whole foods. amazon now has more ways to track all of us than ever before. from how we shop and what we read, to who is at our front door. >> alexa, what's the weather? >> reporter: even what we talk about in private. >> alexa, do you have a brain? >> i don't have a brain like you do. my smarts live in cloud. >> reporter: experts believe amazon collect more of your personalized private data than any other company on the planet. the ecommerce giant confirmed that thousands of its employees around the world list

. ♪ emily: amazon is updating alexa voice software to allow you to delete data using voice commands. ported that amazon listens to voice recordings to improve the software. uber, the biggest ipo of the year, started off on a week foot. shares have fallen 9% from the $45 offering price. we will get news insights into the company after earnings results are reported on thursday. we know that some of the numbers because they came out in the ipo prospectus. what are the new pieces of information we are looking to learn? >> we know a lot because they gave ranges around q1. of $3 billion, in revenue for the quarter, where exactly does it fall? in the range of a billion dollar loss for the quarter. it's going to be a lot of fine-tuning along those numbers then, any sort of ancillary numbers they provide then the call will be an opportunity for executives to talk about the company and explain where the vision is. them: you and i spoke with on the floor of the stock exchange when the company went public. let's listen. is a verybility significant priority for us. the companies of the world can g

amazon knows about you? i was literally just having this discussion with friends a couple days ago. from alexahase of whole foods, there are so many ways the company can collect your personal data and experts warn that amazon now has more opportunities than ever to track you. nbc's tom costello joining us now with more. give us the sort of bottom line on what we know about exactly how amazon collects this data, tom. >> we have seen the concerns with google an facebook. what data they're collecting and how they use it. privacy experts have similar concerns of amazon. the products are hard to avoid from echo to the kindle to online shopping, prime videos, whole foods. amazon has more ways than ever before to track you and me and our personal information. >> reporter: from how we shop and what we read to who's at our front door. >> alexa, what's the weather? >> reporter: even what we talk about in private. >> alexa, do you have a brain? >> i don't have a brain like you. my smarts live in the cloud. >> reporter: experts believe amazon collects more of your personalized private data than any other

. >>> other news you might have missed, amazon giving alexa a highly-anticipated security feature.ow you can say alexa, you can delete everything i said today. the recordings will be wiped off everybody's servers. yeah right. alexa, delete what i just said! that will be rolled out in the coming weeks. i don't trust it though. termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org melissa: race for the white house, taking aim at president trump. 2020 democratic presidential candidates responding to mueller's statement today with at least one reversing his position on impeachment. go to fox business's hillary vaughn with the latest. hill

with amazon, it's alexa, apple, siri, microsoft, courtana. google doesn't have a name. in siri's case, you can change it to a man's voice if you wish. the companies that were criticized didn't respond, designers in the past pointed to studies that show both genders prefer women's voices and listen more carefully. chris and laura, there will be no woman on the $20 bill next year. treasury secretary steven mnuchin told a congressional committee yesterday the redesign of the $20 bill to include harriet tubman wouldn't happen until 2028 at the earliest, well after president trump leaves the white house, mnuchin says there are design challenges that force the delay until 2028. the "new york times" points out the white house has ordered nasa to go to the moon using spaceships that we haven't finished designing yet. in some cases haven't started yet in 2024. >> that is the implied question. why can't you swap out a face any earlier than 2028? >> using existing technology. it's a disappointment. >> it is. >> all right. thank you. >>> all right, "today in the bay" it is our miss