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be quiet. 0k ok google who is aaron headsle hurst he isa ok google who is aaron headsle hurst he is aenter... it works! amazing. we saw the amazon echo, voice controlled speaker, take off. then we have the google rival. devices that you talk to, voice becoming a new interface. we have seen in mobile phones. this is a google mobile phone using the google smart assistant. you also have siri. those are becoming so much more sophisticated. so much smarter. when i asked who is aroundon headsle hurst it follows it up by how old is he? are people buying them? they are. these voice controlled speakers are out there. these are things that are out there. they are in the environment. voice control is becoming a thing. this is the stuff when we were younger we watch the science fiction films and there would be on a spaceship. what amazes me is how blase we are about it. in star trek, there were devices where you could speak one language and it will come out in another. we have them. what about the driverless cars? there is a lot of controversy. it feeds into the same theme, more intelligence bein

ok, google. it works! happy to help... be quiet for one moment. who is alan haselhurst?ikipedia, he is a bbc world television presenter... it got it! this is an intelligent assistant. it offers questions like how old is he? we will not go on to that. we celebrated our 70th birthday this year. we have already seen this year the amazon echo, the voice control speaker taking off. you have a picture of that. and google home. voice becoming the new interface. this is a google mobile phone, using the smart assistant. you also have siri in apple devices and cortana in microsoft. it knows when i ask who alan haselhurst is, a good follow—up question, how old is he? who would buy these things? they are buying them. these voice controlled speakers are out there. it's not so much that these are products people are going to buy, they are out there. they are in the environment, voice control is becoming a thing. this is stuff, when we were younger, we would watch science fiction films, they would be on a spaceship, talking to alexa or whatever? what amazes me is how blase we are about

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(baby crying) sfx: boop ok, google, play a lullaby. ?? google home, voice-activated speaker, $129. >>> here we go. it's crunch time now, so we brought in a digital lifestyle expert and some of her favorite apps to make the holiday season easier. >> i want to happy about >> i have some fun apps for us today. first, it is great to be a tourist in your own city. you are going to visit family. detour turns your phone or ipad into a walking tour of the city. >> like an audio tour? >> it adjusts to your walking pace and it actually has celebrities guiding you through kind of unknown hidden gems. >> you mean it knows where you are? >> so you could actually have a tony broadway actor guide you through the hidden gems of broadway and adjust to your services. >> yes. if you have a bunch of friends, can you all sync it together. >> what you got next? >> winnie b. which is a fun rental subscription service for women's clothing sizes 10 to 32. for all of those holiday parties, can you just rent! you don't have to buy! >> this is it. >> it is golden. g

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sfx: booping) ok, google, play a lullaby. save money. live better.rt. >>> this is a "news4 today" newsbreak. >> 7:26 your time this wednesday. >> tonight will be the 20th and final time shirley gibson cooks for nearly 300 members of the police department. her son was killed in 1997 and she hosted it every year since then said ins she will continue to support the department in different ways. >>> right now, reagan national airport are protesting for higher wages and walked off the job at 6:00 a.m. and at 8:00 hold a rally with officials and then attend a meeting of the port flights are not expected to be affe affecting. >>> the beltway looking okay, still a little slow. crashes out of the way but hanging around a little for us this morning. a crash reported at 119 and braddock road at 123, dark traffic lights reported. be careful at that area. southbound typical local lanes affected as you're passing montrose. >> we'll be back with your forecast next. >>> good morning, everybody. it's a chilly start to the day. temperatures in the mid to upper 30s rig

sfx: booping) ok, google, play a lullaby. ♪ google home, voice-activated speaker, $129. save money.ive better. walmart. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm tracy davidson. just about 7:30. let's get right to your first alert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist bill henley has that. bill? >> tracy, the sun's been up just over ten minutes and this is typically the coldest time of day, just after sunrise. that's when we're losing more heat than we're getting from that low-angle sun. 35 degrees right now in philadelphia, down just below freezing in the lehigh valley and just above for delaware, south jersey at 35 degrees. an hour ago we saw temperatures in the 40s in center city, now just down to 37 degrees. back into the 40s this afternoon. >> if you're heading out the door, let's get a check of the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. >> serious backup on the blue route. 476 southbound. it starts at route 1, even a little bit north of route 1, and goes all the way down to baltimore pike. there's an accident between route 1, which is exit 5, and baltimore pike, whic

sfx: booping) ok, google, play a lullaby. ♪ google home, voice-activated speaker, $129. save money.ive better. walmart. ==topvo== a fire we first broke yesterday on today in the bay .. has now turned into a murder investigation. it happened on the 18-hundred block of grove way in castro >>> a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. a fire we first told you about has turned into a murder investigation. investigators say someone killed a 59-year-old woman inside her home and then set her body on fire in the garage likely to destroy the evidence. she apparently lived alone ever since her husband died earlier this year. the woman's name has not been released. police say investigators are now scouring surveillance video from nearby homes looking for possible clues. >>> let's check the forecast with kari. a dry one for us. >> that will be nothing compared to what we see tomorrow once this storm system turns to the south turning into heavy rain. in the meantime once again spotty light rain, but here's what to expect. we will still have the king tieds today, heavy rain tomorrow a

google, alphabet, using it as a business to make it sustainable. they brought in the former ceo of morgan stanley who is really saying, ok, how do we justify this. i think what google is going through is the existential crisis, what kind of a business are we and what kind do we want to be. >> in 2015, larry page kind of shocked the world by introducing this new structure where google would be like a little subsidiary. how do you continue to do all of the crazy stuff that google has been doing and do you even kind , googleto do that stuff makes all of its money in a sort advertisingway, primarily, search and youtube and that it has like 100 other businesses, a lot of which make great products but very few which make much money at all. >> you are talking about the other bets? >> that sounds terrible saying, but yes. >> google glass it is one of them. it came out with a lot but you don't hear about it any more. as it is kind of about the experience with glass. it was an interesting product, you can imagine if they had not put the name on it maybe. if they had just said, hey we have this website. if they had not had this big launch. i don't think you

google is in need of alphabet as a business to make it sustainable. they brought in the former c.e.o. of morgan stanley who is really saying, okhow do we justify this. i think what google is going through is the existential crisis, this tension between people who say what kind of business is is and what kind of company do we want to be. >> in 2015, larry page kind of shocked the world by introducing this new structure where google would be like a little berkshire have hathaway with all subsidiaries. how do you continue to do all of the crazy stuff that google has been doing and do you even kind of want to do that stuff, google makes almost of its money in a sort of specific way, advertising primarily, search and youtube. and it has like 100 other businesses, a lot of which make great products but very few which make much money at all. >> you are talking about the other bets? >> they are called the other bets. it sounds almost slightly derogatory. but yes. bets google glass , it is one of them. it came out with a lot of fanfare but it is not around anymore. >> when you look at why they did the reorganization, it is partly becau

i said, it is ok and i'm glad you are supportive and yes, i'm going to join google.hey have always been very supportive of families, and we continue to operate that day care today. it has been really hard to scale with all of the employee growth that we continue to operate the day care. emily: you have five children. you are a hard-working mom. how do you feel about getting the mom question? susan: i do think it is a question that a lot of women have, so i also want to be open and share my point of view and share my experience, as i think women want to hear it and also men want to hear about it. having kids and working, it is hard for both sides. emily: how do you do it? how do you run youtube with five kids? susan: the main thing for me has been to focus and prioritize, and so i'm really good about saying, this is my work time and when i'm in the office, i am really, really focused on what i am doing and i am prioritizing. i always thought about, how do i get from point a to point b as soon as possible. in some ways it actually causes me to see some of the shortcuts

i said, it is ok, i'm glad you are supportive, and yes, i'm going to join google.ays been very supportive of families, and we continue to operate that day care today. it's just been really hard to scale with all of the employee growth, but we do continue to operate the day care. emily: you have five children. you are a hard-working mom. how do you feel about getting the mom question? susan: i do think it is a question that a lot of women have, so i also want to be open and share my point of view and share my experiences, because i think women want to hear about it, and men want to hear about it, too. having kids and working, it is hard for both sides. emily: how do you do it? how do you run youtube with five kids? susan: the main thing for me has been to focus and prioritize, and so i'm really good about saying, this is my work time and when i'm in the office, i am really, really focused on what i am doing, and i am prioritizing. i always thought about, how do i get from point a to point b as quickly as possible? i can't stay until midnight, i can't weekends. in so

ok. he seems to be paving the way by saying that facebook and google are dominating this industry. pick any two companies and put them together, they are still not going to be dominant right now as those two companies. you have to imagine regulators will not buy into that extreme degree of logic while looking at this merger. question of is a whether this merger is approved it could lead to a new sort of industry of tech media and telecom players. there is a possibility at -- that they could avoid as -- fcc scrutiny. one of the implications if that happens? i think the implications are pretty stark. to uses are allowed shell companies and play games to skirt public interest review, and a world that is a free-for-all, there will be no rules of the road. companies will be able to do whatever they can and get away with whatever they can to the detriment of the public interest . raises, this merger serious questions about the future of innovation in the country and the future of competition and the availability of broadband. emily: we will keep our eye on it. director of common cause me

ok. >> to have problems where engineers would move and and put cots on the floor. you can do anything you want with googleut you cannot live here. you have to have it at somewhere else. we encourage people to bring pets. we have a lot of rules about the pets. if your pet was over here, you had to keep it over here. david: what about the food. you have free food for everybody . what was the purpose behind that? >> the free food really changed everything, but the real reason we get food, and of course many of these things are marketed at the time that there was a serious business behind it. in the case of the food, this was a serious idea. families eat dinner together and he wanted the company to be a family and so if you had people with proper good food, processed lunch and dinner, -- breakfast, lunch and dinner they would work as teams and in whatever way made sense. the invented something called the idea is for each of the employees, especially the engineers, if they are interested in something, they can spend 20% of the time on whatever they are interested in. how could you run a company that way? that

ok, kevin, thank you. download the abc 7 app to stay ahead of the weather. you can get it in the google play or itunes store. jonathan: a push to evacuate syrians from aleppo. the second cease-fire seems to be violence. >> in aleppo the shelling is letting up as a temporary cease-fire allowed about 1,000 people get out. but the plans got out to a violent start when they cleared the path for ambulances came under fire, killing one person and wounding four others. some of the thousands expected to leave will head to turkey. others will go to another rebel-held area nearby, basically trading one war zone to another. evacuations essentially clear the way for the government to retake aleppo, something syrian assad is already calling historic. the people of aleppo with their resilience, the syrian rebel army with their courage and sacrifice and every syrian citizen who stood with aleppo and their country and homeland. i just wanted to affirm that today history is being written. >> it's a significant victory for assad, but the fighting is far from over. >> the fall of aleppo, should it happen,

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