now with our weather presented jeff harrington, jeff 70. we know millions of people are in the line of fire with this one. so a lot going on in asia pacific, let's show you. we got to storms, we're going to talk about typhoon info and tropical storm. no partic, but 1st to the most serious threat. and this is typhoon in 5. so it is in the process of making mine fall right now, just south of shanghai, we've been going over the projection. so we're going to talk about all of this, but i want you to keep in mind these numbers. we've heights about 10 meters storm search. this is a big concern, 3 meters high, that's the ocean, be picked up and tossed into the shore line here. so here's how it plays out by the numbers. we're going over the projections here. we think over the next 2 days, shanghai, a 160 millimeters of rain, easy. we also got to talk about the winds and we think pretty close. the gus will be about a 100 kilometers per hour. so as we follow the track of typhoon, in fact will go west along the yangtze river valley, but we know places

contributed to the devastation caused by the rain has got more on this now with our weather presented jeff harrington. so jeff is looking any back to this our, you know, semi any way you slice it, this is going to be a major threat. asia pacific a lot going on. so we're tracking 2 things, the more serious one typhoon in 5. but we also got to talk about tropical storm par tech into potential disruption to the olympics. but again, for, let's start with the most major threat. this storm has made landfall about 300 kilometers south of shanghai. here's how it plays out by the numbers. we know that the waves around the east trying to see about 10 meters high, but the bigger threat storm surge, 3 meters high. that's the ocean being picked up and tossed into the shore line. the team we've been going over projections in terms of wind speed rainfall amount, and this is what we're pinpointing over the next 2 days. a 160 millimeters of rain specifically for shanghai. and the winds will expect them to get pretty close to about a 100 kilometers. let's follow this out. the path, it's going to take. it's moving west

by joining weather presented jeff harrington. who tell us more what to expect over the coming days? jeff. right, so, so he'll let show you exactly where typhoon info is headed toward we're expecting landfall south of shanghai on sunday. so the team we've been going over projections here what shanghai can expect. and we're thinking, when goes about a 105 kilometers per hour winds only one part of the story. we also got to talk about that rain and we're thinking a $115.00 millimeters will be scooped up. keep in mind, this is just on sunday. we will see lingering effects as we head toward monday. so i'll play this out because you were just talking about the hell, some of the regions in china that have been just deluge young joe. but if we look at this, the truck is going to fall along the gang si, river valleys. so young joe wont get into any of this rain. want to pull out, give you a wider look because we are also watching some tropical trouble in the pacific on the par tech. and this could have an impact on the olympics, at least because we're seeing it steer toward tokyo. this is now

let's get more on this now with our whether presented jeff harrington. he's here in the studio. is he looking any better now, jeff, any way you look at it, sammy, this is going to be a serious threat. so let's give you a snapshot at what's going on right now. a lot going on in asia pacific are the most serious one is typhoon in for look at this winds right now, a 120 kilometers per hour. that's the equivalent of a category one. hurricane and we're also tracking out tropical storm the partic, so that's a bit weaker, but this will likely have an impact to disruption on the olympics. so we're going to go over all of that right now. semi said right off the top rails canceled ports, closed down the airports, all because of this typhoon info. bead landfall, about 300 kilometers south of shanghai, wave heights in the east china see 10 meters high and storm surge. this is a big threat here. and potential has the potential to be deadly at 3 meters high, just being shoved into the shoreline. now we've been going over the different forecast models for shanghai specifically. let's remember,

well, let's get more on this law whether presented jeff harrington. just not looking good at all. is that no sir hale and millions of people in the line of fire right now? so let's show you what's happening. so these are the wind gusts right now. a 120 kilometers per hour for typhoon. in fact, we've also got to talk about tropical storm to partake. it is the weaker of the 2 wins about 75 kilometers per hour. so come, we'll check this out together. we'll go over exactly pinpoint what we're thinking. so the landfall was about 300 kilometers south of shanghai. and we know that the waves and the east trying to see 10 meters right now. but here's the thing. this has the potential to be deadly. the storm search 3 meters high, that's the ocean being picked up and shoved into the shoreline. we'll track out where this is going in a sec, but 1st we've got to talk about a balance. so to de project it rainfall in shanghai, keep in mind, this is a city of more than 25000000000 people. ports rails. both of the international airports in shanghai have cancelled all flights. you know, it's going t

jeff harrington is here in the studio. very difficult pictures to look at coming in from the region. any ray of light of hope for people they, you know, send me those pictures that we're seeing right now. i think they're about to get a lot worse. and here's why. currently winds a 120 kilometers per hour with typhoon info. this puts it equivalent to a category one hurricane. but we also have to talk about tropical storm. no partic, it is the less search serious if the 2 storms, but it will still have an impact. we're going to go run through all of this right now. so we'll give you a closer look at where a typhoon info is right now. it need landfall about 300 kilometers south of shanghai and you know, the waves on long, the east trying to see 10 meters. but here's the biggest threat, storm search 3 meters high. that's the ocean being picked up and shoved into the shoreline. there. i want to track this out where it's going, it's going to fall across the yangtze river valley, so we'll talk about that in one sec. but here's the

you found it titled amazon's futuristic craft hand harrington kind of urges the executive teams to look into selling groceries and kind of inspired jeffos to them and ultimately buying whole foods. and i thought that it was really interesting that jeff bezos said this one really made me think. so can you talk about that whole process. brad: solomon give a little bit of context. the paper you are talking about is that an executive retreat maybe i think as well and this is another mechanism and jeff bezos system of invention, all requiring to bring papers pitching an idea and then they all sit there in silence reading it and then afterwards jeff picks up amazon's futuristic craft and said this one made me think. well summer history, doug comes from the famous .com flame out of the trying to deliver groceries, it went the business endeavor but he always thought the deal was good. i join amazon and started amazon fresh in 2007 and has limped along for a couple of years and jeff bezos never really invested in it. he thought of the things like alexa the fire, and china and india were more important. so then 2012, doug read this paper argues

jeff bezos give the new guy room to be the ceo? and then with dave clark is now the boss of his former peers. like harringtonany of the other executives like advertising and the alexa business one of the peers is now their boston that is an uncomfortable dynamic as well. >> i think we should spend some time talking about donald trump. clearly a big piece of the amazon narrative the last for five years. a mutual animosity between jeff bezos and trump and you get it more into it in the book. was it a good thing? or was it jeff bezos fault did he lose anything for not fostering a better relationship with trump? what is your assessment? >> those are good questions. when i finish the book i thought that maybe jeff bezos , he got off on the wrong foot. i have the's e-mails the end of 2015, trump is campaigning to be president taking shots at everyone and jeff bezos enters the fray with an e-mail that basically puts donald on his face. we are saving you a seat on the virgin rocket other pr executives were asking jeff not to send those e-mails and he insisted. i don't know if he was just being protected of the post

jeff bezos give andy jassy room to be the ceo. and then with descartes, he is now the boss of his former peers. will doug harringtonr any of the other executives who run divisions likes. advertising. and the election business predict one of their peers now the boss knows or that can create an uncomfortable dynamic as well. eugene: so i think that we should spend time talking about donald trump. clearly a big piece of amazon over the past four or five years. this mutual animosity between jeff bezos and trump and you get into it in the book. was it a good thing that this happened for jeff bezos fault for do you lose people are not wanting a better relationship with trump which are assessment. brad: is aho really good questions. when i finished the book, i thought i might've thought that jeff bezos, that he got up on the wrong foot. i have these e-mails in the book. is the end of 2015, donald trump is campaigning a new president he's taking shots at everyone. in jeff bezos enters with an that basically sends donald01 to space. eichler saving blue argent rocket, was a music. and they were asking jeff not to send those

harrington, a major force in amazon's emergence as a grocer. wilkie told bezos he wanted to step aside early 2020 and often the pandemic it and jeff wilkie said he stick around to navigate amazon through it. he said he did not know bezos was planning to step aside and anoint him so maybe he is being disingenuous saw the writing on the wall and thought okay, i've lost the political battle, i have no evidence for that, he just says time at amazon is done. i think we can acknowledge though you wrote a good story aboutwl this on business insider that turn over while amazon has always been somewhat known for having high turnover. the velocity of people moving into and out of the centers and lower ranks of the company is extreme. they voice said the loyalty is extreme and people stickr around in fact has changed. more people are leaving. i heard a joke people are calling it the jet, so many people named jeff have left. jeff blackburn, another senior executive whether that's because stock price has gone up so high and enormously wealthy or is it that they see it's become a big unmanageable company in the bureaucracy of fear? or this is a hypothetical w

harrington? .. and this is another mechanism and then they and then they also there in silence reading them. and then after words jefficks up and said this on anything. well some more history, doug comes from a web been the famous.com flameout that tried to deliver groceries. went out of business it did not work. he always thought the idea was good. he joined amazon, they started some amazon fresh in 2007 print limped along for couple of years and basis never really invested in it. he thought the alexa, fire phone were more important. then in 2012, doug brings this paper. it argues that it, going to summarize, people are buying things from amazon once a week, once every other week. but at walmart, or kroger, they are going there multiple times a week to buy food. that customer relationship even though it's it seems her crab cannot realize a profit crate a strong bond with the customers. if those customers ever get into the amazon for business andet figure how to e-commerce and could be very dangerous and disruptive. jeff says this may be think. he begins to authorize more ambitious investments, larger investments mor