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and i recommend customers when they put items into their cart on amazon.com/cyber monday to look at theted time of delivery window. you can plan according to that. >> great advice there. thank you for waking up so early with us. a lot of good deals. a lot of stuff happening online. if you don't want to get out of bed, today is the day to stay inside, cozy up and shop on your phone or computer and don't forget to get something for me. >> always. clickety click, click for sierra. we'll make sure to get a gift card with it, too. >>> this morning on the "today" show, amazon's consumer ceo dave clark speaks out in a live interview on their outlook for this cyber monday and taking a look at inflation and the global shipping crisis. catch a full interview at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> let's take you out to san jose where it's christmas in the park and the lights are lit up already. it's been beautiful out there. continues to -- promises to continue to be. isn't that right? >> yeah, we don't have any changes here. started out with chilly temperatures. need to bundle up and i'm sur

>> on amazon.com and to shop our cyber deals go to amazon.com/cyber.are third party sellers that sell the exact same item so we don't anticipate things selling out. plan accordingly. when you shop on amzan, you can see the delivery window that's expected per item. so if you want something earlier, make sure you're looking at that before you hit purchase to try and find nothing -- the same exact item that could maybe ship sooner but we're delivering for customers for the holidays up until december 24th. so procrastinators, we have something for you, too. >> thank you, natalie, with amazon northern california. my dad is a christmas eve shopper. don't be like bob. it really may not make it to your home but a lot of great items. cyber monday, a huge deal. a lot of retailers having some really deeply discounted items. cierra johnson, for "today in the bay." >> bob always comes through for you, though, his baby girl sierra. >> he does. he does. >> good advice, though. thank you. >>> this morning on the "today" show, amazon consumer ceo dave clark will talk a

it comes down to if i have a high rate credit card and have a purchase on amazon.com, in most jurisdictions covers that cost. amazon says the cost of accepting card payments continues to affect business. amazon trying to play a strong hand on its platform. in other jurisdictions, for example singapore, amazon issues a surcharge. if i'm in singapore and use my credit card as opposed to a debit card, then they would charge me for the right to do so. it is interesting the rules they have left in place. they are basically trying to encourage consumers to make an active change, to move away from u.k.-issued credit cards to cash cards or debit cards, or if they switch away from a debit card completely, they are offering consumers 20 pounds or 27 u.s. dollars off their next transaction if they make that switch today. emily: thanks for breaking that down. moving on to aws, amazon's rapidly growing cloud division that boasts millions of customers around the world. i recently traveled to amazon headquarters to speak with the new head of aws, adam selipsky, who was also one of its earliest employees.

bezos at amazon.com, even after his divorce settlement.ve been able to benefit from the run in those shares, and bill gates was largely left behind. the last time we knew what his holding was, it was 1.3% of microsoft act in 2019, before he stepped off the board. matt: he may not have guessed microsoft would be worth $2.5 trillion so soon. dave wilson there, our chief stocks editor. we are going to talk a little bit about brexit. jonathan: no, i am going to be done on that. i hate marking to market the wealth of these guys. by all means, you take the other side of that. the director of research of bloomberg intelligence. looking at things right now, this bill they have put out, reducing hospitalizations and debts and high list patients by -- high-risk patients, sam fazeli, the numbers look great. is it a game changer? sam: it can be, and thank for having me back on. it has been a while since i saw you. there are certain considerations here. let's not take away the fact that this was a great result. the issue is you have to be tested and th

amazon.com, bookstores everywhere. we wish you all the best.ura: unfortunately that is all the time we have left this evening. as always we thank you so much for joining us. we also hope you will set your dvr so you never miss an episode. it is easy to do, even i can do it. very simple. anyway, but in the meantime i have some really, really good news. let not your hearts be troubled because laura ingraham, top rated show on cable last night. we were close but you topped us, ubs. i give full credit. great job last night. what a fun night. >> laura: it was fun. it reminded me of 2016 fun. it was actually fun. >> sean: can we duplicate this in 2022 and 2024? laura: it was fun. reminded me of 2016 phone. >> can we duplicate this in 2022-2024? laura: no doubt but some of the italian vote in new jersey got a little sick of the attacks on christopher columbus, nobody talks about that but i have a lot of friends in bergen county and people

part a 53% gain in tesla tesla is the second biggest component in the s&p 500 after only, yes, amazon.com. so a lot of that bullishness being driven by tesla. record high $1.1 trillion valuation still for those tesla shares and one stock to keep a close eye on, also on the mobility front. shares of harley davidson up 7.5% today because the u.s. and european union have agreed to an agreement for steel tariffs and aluminum tariffs on both sides what that means is many of the retaliatory tariffs put in place during the trump era by the eu on u.s. manufacturers now start to go away harley davidson could have faced very stiff tariffs on its products in europe by the way, since the highs this year, we are down 30% off those levels but keep an eye on harley, one big stock on the move today i'll send things over to you. >>> a new month and record highs for stocks and even tech is shaking off apple's earnings disappointment the stock is outperforming the major averages my next guest says this is where the big money is still to be made joining me now is seung-hui cho. it's great to have you here, w

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so if you go to amazon.com they are selling all three of the books of the historical backstop for thisdinary documentary you are listening to the founder so i hope everyone after watching the documentary will enjoy that conversation which is taking off. please tell us how you got involved and finally this is a documentary of a decade not 2021. t and really is here to revolutionize the historical record. host: thank you. what is exterminate all the brutes? >> . >> and as described it is a paradigm shift of anything that's ever been on television. especially broad television, hbo. one of my favorite filmmakers. i did not know him. i have never met him. i never expected in my lifetime to meet my favorite filmmaker. and then i get a call from him. and he told me about this minute something about his production company but i didn't know that they had optioned the book for a film. and i thought some small's film company in the idea that he wanted to use my book of the great historian. and thehe book of silencing the past and then to exterminate all the brutes is the name c that which compare

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amazon.com has built a system to screen resume because especially with large companies it is a large volume process. by building the model of people they hired before, can they screen resume as if this person had a high likelihood according to the model of being hired that they should probably get an interview and what they found in this system is the model had gender bias so it down ranked the resume that included the word women and had the names of all women's colleges. it's one of the most technologically sophisticated on the planet. they looked at this and tried to mitigate the gender bias in the model and ultimately, they concluded that they could not do it. so they scrapped the model. that is an example of human centered ai. i understand what the impacts are. they test this out before they deployed it at scale and had a bunch of decisions being made and ultimately they decided that if you can't fix it, you shouldn't deploy it because those are real and affecting people's lives. so i think that there are examples of this and these are the kind of things we want to hold up, how t

book because i know that doctor roxanne dunbar-ortiz will tell us more about it and if you go to amazon.com, now they are selling all three of the books that are the historical backstop for this extraordinary documentary which is four hours and premiered on hbo and you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, friend us - and i hope that everyone after watching this documentary, will, and join the conversation they are which is taking off. please tell us how you got involved in and how he reached out to you and finally i just want to say that this is a documentary of a decade, not the documentary of 2021, and it really is here to revolutionize the historical record. >> thank you, roxanne dunbar-ortiz. >> well it is exactly as she described, it is a paradigm shift in anything that is ever been on t television. especially broad television and hbo. and it is has long been one of my favorite film makers and i did know him on a never met him a and i never expected in my lifetime that i would meet my favorite film makers braided and one egg and golf and this was three years ago the sprin

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if you go to amazon.com they are selling all three books that are the historical backstops for this documentary which is four hours on hbo. you are listening to the founder of the facebook page, the friends of rall tech and i hope everyone after watching the documentary will come enjoy the conversation which has taken off. please tell us how you got involved and how i reached out to you and just finally went to say this is a documentary of a decade, not the documentary of 2021 and it is here to revolutionize the historical record. host: thank you, barbara. roxanne dunbar-ortiz, what is exterminate all the brew? guest: it is exactly as she described. it is a paradigm shift in anything that's ever been on television, i think. especially, you know broad television. it has long been one of my favorite. of course, i didn't know him, had never met him, never expected in my lifetime i would meet my favorite filmmaker and one day i get a call from bob pack and this was three years ago, 2018 and he told me about this and that-- i knew you know something which is the production company, i didn't know the

amazon.com has billed some resumes for hiring because hiring thesesc days especially large companies with a high-volume process. so by building a model with people that they hired before can they screen resumes if it first had a high likelihood of being hired that they should dprobably get an interview and what they found. it's one of the most technologically sophisticated companies on the planet. they look at this and they try to mitigate the gender bias in the modeling and ultimately they concluded that they couldn't do it so they scrapped the model. that is an example of human centered ai and what the impacts are. they test this out and have a bunch of gender biased decisions being made and decided that if you cannot fix it, you shouldn't deploy it. they are affecting real people's lives, so i think that there are examples of this. we need to be broader than thatt when we get back to thinking about. what do we need to haveef guarantees on before we deploy something out of scale, then it's not only provides a mechanism for policy makers or collective decision-making to impact what

one example that we bring up in the book, you know, amazon.com built those systems to screen resume's hiring, hiring these days in companies is such a high volume process. by building the model could the people they've hired before and not hired, could they screen resume's if the person had a high likelihood according to the model of being hired that they should get an interview? >> what they found is that the model had a gender buys in it and downplayed the word women and had the names of all women's colleges on there and so, you know, it's one of the most technologically sophisticated companies on the planet and they looked at this and tried to mitigate the gender bias in the model and ultimately concluded that they can't do it. so they scrapped the model. right. that's an example of human-centered ai, they understand what the impacts are and they actually test this out before they deploy it to scale and have a bunch of gender biased decisions made and ultimately decide if you can't fix it, you shouldn't deploy it, right, because the error rates are real and affecting real people's

being caught up in a human centric way in places where it is not so give you one example predict amazon.com built those systems for the resumes andpa hiring in a large company such a high calling process so by building a model of people that hard before, can they screen the resumes if this person had a high likelihood anddi be hired that they should probably interview them in with the pandas the model had a gender biases would actually downright resumes that included the wordwo woman it and names of all women colleges on there and so, one of the most technological nobodies on the planet. then look at this and they tried to mitigate the general bias in the model and ultimately they concluded that could not do it. so they scrapped the model that example of human centered ai in the understand what the impact are naturally ssl before they deployed it to scale had a bunch of gender bias decisions actually being made and ultimately decide that if you cannot fix it, should not deploy it braided because his error ratesti are real or affecting rl people's lives so i think there are examples of these

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