. >> as liz mclaughlin reports, that includes new smart home devices offered for the very first time. >> i have a demo potato. first for that, too, by the way. >> reporter: you don't usually see aut that was one of many firsts for amazon thursday, when the company unveiled more than a dozen new products, including the amazon basics microwave. >> yeah, it's a microwave. you got to giggle a little bit, come on. >> reporter: the 60 microwave integrates the alexa voice assistant. >> amazon wants to get you used to the idea the alexa character, this ai, this assistant can be in anything. >> reporter: including your car. >> this is alexa echo auto. >> reporter: amazon's first smart car gadget puts alexa on your dash with location sensitive functionality and features to turn on your smart lights when you pull in the driveway. >> automobiles are really the next battleground. apple haswant to be in there wi. >> reporter: amazon introduced a small wall clock, security ame dvr, but it wasn't all smooth sailing. >> that's not going to work. some of this is clearly throwing a lot of things against

and liz mclaughlin reports on what you can expect to seee hit market. >> demo potato. >> reporter: youon't usually see a potato at a techt. ev but that was one of many firsts for amazon nurts when the company unveiled more than a dozen new products. including the amazon basic microwave. microwave got to ggiggle a little exit. >> starting popcorn. >> reporter: you can even use to order more popcorn. >> amazon wants to get you used to this idea that this assistant can be in anythorg. >> rr: you including your car.>> this is alexa echo auto. >> reporter: amazon's first smart car gadget ps alexa on your dash with features to turn on your smart lights when you in the driveway. >> automobiles are the next battleground. apple has a smart car software, systoogle does. so amazon obviously wants to be in there with alexa. >> reporter: amazon introduced a smart wall clock, security camera, smart plug, even dvr. but it wasn't all smooth sailing. >> that's not going to work. some of this is clearly throwing a lot against the weel and sg what will stick. >> reporter: but the company is safely sticki

liz mclaughlin has more on the problem as the social media giant tries to regain your trust. >> facebookered the massive security breach on tuesday. in a statement saying hack eers found a vulnerable area allowing them to take over 50 million accounts. >> it sits on your computer that tells facebook you are you and doesn't force you to put in your password every time >> it locked about 90 million people out of their account. the investigation is still in the early stages. the full scope and origin of the attack are>> unknown. facebook has identified it. >> reporter: it comes at a tough time for facebook at the center of an ongoing investigation as to russian interference in the 2016 election and s reeling fromhe cambridge an lettica investigation in march. >> we're talking about a spevs has more than half the world's online population using it. things like the happen, they affect large swaths of oppele. >> now facebook has to convince users that it can keep your data safe. >>> a u.s. postal worker is make some money.ing packages to how federal officials tracked him down. >> police a ofte