year, it is expected to be able to fully connect to the smart home, as well as virtual assistants amazon ecoy well — if a price tag of up to £3,000 doesn't bother you... sorry, hang on, ijust need to charge my phone... and for those moments the sun isn't shining, well, you wouldn't want your washing getting wet, would you? so, how about a smart clothes peg? peggy is still at prototype stage, but the finished product aims to be able to track ultra localised weather using these sensors within the device, as well as pulling data from online forecasts so you know whether you should be putting your washing out or not. handy, if it works. but for keeping yourself dry, well, a few smart umbrellas, in all shapes and sizes, have emerged in the last few years. as much as this umbrella may look difficult to miss, it is, of course, quite easy to leave your umbrella at home when it's going to rain, or just to leave it anywhere, but this connects to your mobile phone so it should stop you from being able to lose it. if you move too far away you will receive an alert and if you wake up in the morning and t

it's brand enhancing and allows you to reach a customer base, and i think amazon really wants to be supportive of the retail ecoe brand ecosystem so they want to find ways to work with companies like coach without being too destructive to the brand. >> they are all going to be on amazon. >> they are launching their wardrobe efforts, amazon is doing plenty of private label stuff with its whole amazon recall initiative. if coach doesn't put its products directly on platform, i wonder if they will do it themselves. >> we'll never know because now we have the president on his infrastructure executive order let's listen in. >> great to be back in new york with all of our friends and some great friends outside the building, i must tell you. i want to thank all of our distinguished guests who are with us today, including members of our cabinet treasury secretary steve mnuchin, omb director mick mulvaney, and, of course, our transportation secretary doing a fabulous job, elaine chou. thank you all for doing an incredible job on what we're discussing today which is infrastructure we've just had a great set of briefings