people insisted on paying for it, and a business, designed by siri was born. she and now a dozen other adults and children with autism make and sell jewelry, hundreds of pieces a month. and the family has just launched the blue bracelet project, a fundraiser for autism-related charity. siri's parents say it is proof that the disabled are far more capable than we think, and the benefits from discovering it might surprise even those who know them best. so the blue brace lulet project that they just launched is a way to earn money for the autism. they sell them to raise money for their favorite charities. >> it's so therapeutic, you know, watching her making the jewelry. >> and i love what her dad said, that doing that revealed who she really was, brought out her true personality and the connection with her mom. >> a sweet family. thank you, garvin. >>> take a look out -- oh, my goodness, is that a live picture right there? >> that is live. >> this is live atop stan bruno mountain. you are our shepherd. >> all of us have anxiety. we have memorial day weekend comi

the first days of digital assistants when siri came out for the i phone four s. it was the killer app it was the big thing everybody wanted to have now siri has kind of fallen by the wayside unless all years apple hasn't pushed it as fast as the other tech companies and i think it's really been left in the dust by the google assistance we saw here and i think that's really what google is focusing on by incorporating more machine learning artificial intelligence it's improving the overall they're improving the overall user experience or trying to streamline it and make it that much more attractive kind of apple like. did years ago but better than they were doing better ok and last question can competitors catch up to this well that is the big question everybody's working in these digital assistants right now but of course google has more information has access to more in-depth profiles of all its users than any other company out there so basically they have a huge foot forward when it comes to developing this tech of course everybody is trying to keep up but based

siri loved it. she could and did spend hours a day doing it. >> i can take the bracelets -- >> reporter: and for the first time ever, loved having her mother around. >> when she's in that zone where she's working on and creating something, all her behaviors calm down. i think that is her real self that is inside. >> siri made so much jewelry they could literally not give it away. people insisted on paying for it. and a business, designs by siri, was born. she and a dozen children with autism and adults sell and make jewelry. and the family just launched the blue bracelet project, a fund-raiser for autism-related charities. siri's parents say their daughter is proof that the disabled are far more capable than we think. and the benefits that come from discovering it, like the surprise of those who know them best. with the blue bracelet project, people can order a complete bracelet or order a kit and have children and adults assemble them raising money for their favorite autism charities. garvin thomas

a source for the news is siri.d about the conference, siri talked about its new home, a new voice, and said "i'm getting a lot smarter." apple has made similar promises before. when siri was first introduced in 2011, but many studies show google assistant and amazon's alexa are smarter and more useful. >>> and that distinctive scent of play-doh is now trademarked. hasbro introduced the now iconic doughy toy in 1956. parents and kids around the world are familiar with its unique smell which is described as a sweet slightly musky fragrance with hints of dherry. ann-marie? >> that smell used to remind me of childhood. now i have that a child of my own, it reminds me i'm going to be taking a scraper to the hard wood floor and cleaning up. >> my son is into play-doh, too, i get it. i like the smell, i don't know about this trademarking of it. >> right. diane king hall, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, rolling with the punches. we'll meet a veteran who is using his skills as a former boxing champion to help young peop

siri loved it. could and did spend hours doing it. >> you can take the bracelet. >> reporter: for the first time loved having her mother around. >> when she's in that zone where she's working or she's creating something, all her behaviors calm down. i think that's her real self that's inside. >> reporter: she made so much jewelry they could literally not give it away. people insisted on paying for it. the business designed by siri was born. she and now a dozen other adults and children with autism make and sell jewelry, hundreds of pieces a month. the family has just launched the blue bracelet project. a fund-raiser for autism related charities. the parents say their daughter is proof that the disabled are far more capable than we think. the benefit that come from discovering it might surprise even those who know the best. with the blue bracelet project, people can either order a complete bracelet or order kits and then have adults and children with autism assemble them, selling them and raising mon

people insisted on paying for it and a business designed by siri was born.he and now a dozen other adults with autism make and sell jewelry, hundreds of pieces a month. and the family has just launched the blue bracelet project, a fund-raiser for autism related charities. they say their daughter is proof that the disabled are far more capable than we think and the benefits that come from discovering it might surprise even those who know them best. with the blue bracelet project, people can either order a complete bracelet or order kits, then have adults and children autism assemble them, selling them and raising money for their favorite autism charity. >> great story there. >> that's some beautiful jewelry. >>> memorial day, tomorrow, the weather's going to be? >> july-like. we'll show you a sample of the temperatures we're expectiexpec. 90s for many valley spots and pay si bayside 80s. how much warmer than average is that? well, it's about 10-15 degrees warmer than we should be for this time of year. temperatures warming on up. so the morning won't be too b

siri. >> apple's personal assistant is getting a new voice. one upgrade expected at a conference next month. apple promises siri will be getting smarter but hasn't explained how. lyft apparently getting into electric scooters. >> the ride company reportedly planning to apply for a business permit to operate scooters in san francisco. three other companies by the way launched scooter operations in the city. >>> a new iphone case designed to make you put down that phone. it costs $100 but it's attached to a 22 pound weight. >> promotional videos show it being used as door stop and hammer. only available in japan. multi-purpose. >> allows to you work on those biceps. not that you need to. >> do you even lift, bro. >> clearly not. >> those are your tech bytes. >>> you know what we needed? >> what? >> more electric scooters in san francisco. thank goodness. >>> a new piece of art will light up the sky. see it in the skyline tonight. >> chill out and watch the obamas on netflix. the deal th john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but

. >> siri: you can't function anywhere else. >> man in brown cap: that's right. >> anthony: siri grossmanike i live on a space station. i keep coming back. >> anthony: this is damn good. i like, after a hard day of dragging blocks of ice this is exactly what you need. >> man in brown cap: people who work outside, i mean, they'll burn 5, 6,000 calories a day. >> anthony: is there generally speaking people who work one and four hours at a time before they need to -- >> man in brown cap: come in and get warmed up. we eat pretty good down here considering where we are. so we've got a five a week menu cycle. every friday for four weeks is new york strips. on the fifth week we do filet mignon and crab legs. we don't really do fancy food, we just do basic food well. >> anthony: filet mignon with crab legs? >> man in brown cap: it's every five weeks. >> anthony: how do you deal with vegetarians with no freshies? >> man in brown cap: we've got lots of frozen and canned stuff. >> anthony: it's like justice. who determines the playlist? >> man in brown cap: it's usually whoever's shift is going on a

uc berkeley researchers found that apple's siri, amazon's alexa and google's assistant can be hacked by commands hidden in music or spoken words. researchers have been able to dial phone numbers and open websites using this hack. they say the technology could be used to unlock doors, wire money or buy stuff online, simply with music playing on the radio or through your device. amazon, google, and apple say they're now taking steps to make sure their systems are more secure. >>> summer vacation just around the corner, but traveling during the peak months can be a little pricey. >> it seems like the perfect time to cash in those credit card points and smiles. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez spoke with experts about how to get the most out of your reward travel. >> reporter: whether you've been saving up all those travel rewards or are new to the game, experts say if you're strategic, they could be key to a dream vacation at a fraction of the cost. >> if you've got points, you know, the world is your oyster. >> reporter: first, you've got to get those points. brian kelly, known as the

. >>> all right, get ready for a new sound from siri. apple's personal assistant getting a new voice. that's one upgrade expected to be unveiled at a conference next month. apple also promises siri will be getting smarter but hasn't explained how much smarter. >>> and a japanese company, in the meantime, has come up with a way to stop you from picking up your phone too much. it's a phone case attached to a 22-pound dumbbell. it'll cost you about $100. >> have you seen my biceps lately? >> i know. >> do you even lift? >> all of our biceps would be huge with that one. >>> the post office will soon offer something new. the first scratch and sniff postage stamps. the ten forever stamps show frozen ice pops. they go on sale june 20th. officials aren't saying what the stamps actually smell like. could it be creamsicle or or fudgesicle? i mean, we need to know these things. >> yes, we do. important things. >>> coming up, what eating eggs for breakfast does for your health. >>> first a newborn unable to come home from the hospital, hear why the

. >> alexa is cooler than siri and siri was first so now it's a disappointment but the home is still the one place to penetrate and they want to be there. amazon is winning right now but i think apple has plenty of room and there are plenty of people -- they want it to come down to the device, i don't think they want all these gadgets, they want it right here. >> taiwan which has been crushed and down with apple together. >> siri has been around since 201 2011. >> in the next year or so that will connect into the home pod they have -- i think they said on this call there's 270 million paid subscribers, those are itunes account cans, obviously they have 45 million apple use i can, pretty soon they'll have a streaming video service to compete with netflix so you can see the ecosystem come together in this new world order where we're in ambient compute and that sort of thing so to me i don't think there's any reason because home pod is disappointing, and then gene munster will talk about ar, this whole new platform so tim cook is talking ar, vr, ai, things they're spending under the rad

sort of we're mini people in the crypto community my feel is very abusive here's a story alexa and siri can hear this hitting command you can't researchers can now send secret audio instructions undetectable to the human heir to apple's siri amazon's alexa and google's assistant so you could be sitting there having a conversation in your living room with your partner or your friends or your some intimate person your family member and it could be sending somebody could be sending commands to your devices around you your internet of thing listening devices around you and doing things you know the article points out the researchers say well they could order something online for you for example that you won't even hear the command it's being spoken right there in the room with you but you can't hear it but of course it could do more nefarious things eventually well the human being is not evolved sufficiently to succeed in this twenty first century you know our senses did a remarkable job of keeping humans alive four million years in terms of being able to hear see taste feel but now some of

the first days of digital assistants when siri came out for the i phone four s. it was the killer app it was the big thing everybody wanted to have now siri has kind of fallen by the wayside unless really years apple hasn't pushed it as fast as the other tech companies and i think it's really been left in the dust by the google systems we saw here and i think that's really what google is focusing on by incorporating more machine learning artificial intelligence it's improving the overall they're improving the overall user experience or trying to streamline it and make it that much more attractive kind of apple like. did years ago but better than they were doing but ok and last question can competitors catch up to this well that is the big question everybody's working in these digital assistants right now but of course google has more information has access to more in-depth profiles of all its users than any other company out there is a basically they have a huge foot forward when it comes to developing this tech of course everybody is trying to keep up but based

. >>> local researchers found out that hackers can get into devices like siri and alexa using hiddenmands. how those companies are now responding. >>> attention, renters. some lawmakers just introduced a bill to further protect you from being evicted. >>> plus, remember that robotic dog that could open the door all by itself? it is getting >>> all right, we're going to look at some issues around the state today, and one of those is the high fire danger that develops in the sierra south of lake tahoe. red flag warning from 3:00 to 11:00. and those breezes are what we're going to feel later tonight. in fact, you can see they hit the central valley and hit the high dessert also. so, high-profile vehicles, you know driving around barstow, be careful, okay? now, as far as what's going to happen with my seven-day forecast for tahoe, check out all this -- oh, i was going to show you a bunch of thunderstorm chances starting sunday through next week. we'll get back to that in a second. >>> all right, thank you. we have new details on robin williams' final days. a new book hits store shelves o

next time listening to the radio with alexa siri animal smart speakers are creating a new market for audio reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. to go. broke windows legal highlights. at least make a comeback just future employers will be happy. frankfurt was crushed by. time to say goodbye amongst defeated tribe or a chance c.e.o. gary relegation. pick up. thirteen dollars. to learn german with d w. any time any place. whether with jo jo and her friends. colleagues discuss it in. mischief spritzes inspire should join the cause of war with friends all over the world. online and interact with. german to go. learn german for free with v.w. . philosopher and flip start the door and despised. karl marx icon of communism a man whose ideas change the world but also defended it. is he today and what influence does he have on politics and general culture. on the two hundredth anniversary of his birth the documentary marks and his heirs d.w. . how the germans came together in one nation

next time listening to the radio alexa siri animal smart speakers are creating a new market for audi our reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. europe. what unites. divides. the public's trust in. what binds the continent together. answers and stories aplenty. spotlight on people. w. a symphony in class. there while the tentacle gardens in london has its biggest attraction back. the largest victorian greenhouse in the world. after five years of restoration palm trees and other tropical plants are once again putting down roots. in sixty minutes d.w. . you're smart t.v. smarter with the t w force much of. what you watch when you want it up to date extraordinary. to decide what's on sunday more. dot com smart t.v. . time for an upgrade. close all by. close with. design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home to something special place a brace yourself with d. w.'s interior design channel on you to. linux. oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus

next time listening to the radio alexa siri animal smart speakers are creating a new market for audio reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. to go. local industry got highlights. at least nico koba just future employer will be happy. frankfurt was crushed by. time to say goodbye comes to feed a tribe or a chance sealed their relegation. thirteen dollars. who picked up a fighting filthy case to be taken seriously in the world of what appears was coming up. on w. o. they did this still superhero on a mission to change attitudes smart women spot smart trucks smart station a legend issued by no means missed out on during creasing lean dangerous stuff to make. the dangerous battle for images finds women. five exceptional stories. and one calling for more photography dramatic pictures from the front lines capturing feet full moments in time and even risking death if she gave her life to tell the stories of people who ended up killing. women bore photographers starting may third on g.w.

next time listening to the radio alexa siri animal smart speakers are creating a new market for audio reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. d.w. true diversity. were the. world of science is at home in many languages. for thought of programming go on there to. tell us that our innovations magazine for in asia if us from every week and always looking to the future on d w dot com for science and research for any show. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa to move. stories of both people making a difference shaping their nation. and their continent africa on the move stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into their own hands w.'s new multimedia series from. d.w. dot com africa on the move. climate change is affecting us all. rising sea levels and magic level. streets. change. through entire communities. the good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycling. and transport can help we draw the line find out what you ca

next time listening to the radio with alexa siri animal smart speakers are creating a new market for audio reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. is attaining the maximum profit justifiable when it's at the cost of human lives to . the news to medicaid. chanson groundbreaking technologies are taking over the health care system and generating billions of the pusher the health care of actually cost. the business of medicine. made in germany the free minutes on. learn german with w. anytime anyplace. whether with joe joe and her friends. colleagues discuss it in good night mr spitzer says it's where she joins the polls a war with all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for free with g.w. . israel seventy years. to displace two nations at odds over one homeland featured in our program. when rabin and arafat agreed on peace but an assassin put an end to that train movement the returning history of the displaced people still going for their homeland the f

. >>> investigadores descubre la forma de controlar a los asistentes virtuales como siri por medio dees para el oÍdo humano, se logra que los dispositivos hicieran llamadas telefÓnicas o visiten web no hay evidencia de que la investigaciÓn haya salido de laboratorio. >>> con un equipo de expertos estamos en el Área de la bahÍa ofreciendo consultas gratis. >>> no estÁ con riera es nues c ubicada haalla. >>> esta semana se indicÓ que se han emitido tarjetas verdes con un error. >>> buenas tardes. >>> este error que fue cometido en la cancillerÍa con los que llegaron el matrimonio el error en esa categorÍa, i le van a mandar las instrucciones si fue vÍctima. >>> una carta. >>> le van a indicar el local o oficina central de inmigraciÓn. >>> muchas gracias . >>> bueno, vamos a estar aqui a hasta las 8 de la cnonoche asÍ los vamos a estar esperando con toda la informaciÓn, ahora regresamos con ustedes. >>> muchas gracias. >>> aprovechen esta oportunidad que es gratuita. >>> todo estÁ listo para el debate entre los casi datndidata presidencia y la ausencia de margarita zavala que renuncio a

next time listening to the radio alexa siri and more smart speakers are creating a new market for audi a reports media outlets are rushing to produce content that will attract new listeners in the digital age the radio revolution next time on shift. lawyer. culture. hair. superman. superfood stylish dog gone to lead a. lifestyle you're a. good. thirty minutes. here's. how the germans came together in one nation from show the money to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great lurkers. i swell place to bring my royal college the best to protect christendom and spread client truth. is most of. all we took a right to be called the enemy. and steve mccurry just decisions the followers closer masters research perceived problem of her room for a call from his presumptuous servant the romans just. saw. we must pull. the germans starting may thirteenth kong t w. player. to model. this is the w.'s live from berlin the political crisis in armenia deep at. aqaba god but by god i was take to the streets after opposition leader he called passion on calls for

not go off without a hitch though onlookers were shocked when britain's entry performed by singer siri was rudely interrupted the stage invader grabbed her microphone and shouted slogans before security bundled him off the surrey quickly recovered and bravely finished her performance despite battling through the drama though she ended up in twenty fourth spot. and watching d w news join us again at the top of the hour you can get the latest any time on our website e.w. dot com and i'll be quite often in berlin thanks for tuning into t.w. news. the. those fans in germany is a strong country. that we have achieved so much we can do this and do something hindustan says we must overcome it and. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mine.

with siri the event is one of the city's three main animal festivals that centerpiece is a march featuring hundreds of people decked out in costumes from the ancient hey on arrow it's a set the festival dates back some fourteen hundred years it commemorates the time japan's emperor had horses galloped through the city and prayed for bountiful harvest. beautiful thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us for the news continues at the top the hour we see that. freedom of expression with a value that always has to be defended and new. all over the world arch of freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com part of freedom.

any inspirational guidance i can offer is nothing that your parents are deans are teachers are --or siri haven't already provided. so i don't have any new lessons, but i often think that it's not the new lessons so much as it is really learning the old ones again and again. so here are variations on a few grad themes, beginning with this. pick a problem, any problem, the list is long. here are just a few at the top of my list. there's going violence, climate change, systemic racism, economic inequality, media pilot dreamers need the protection, the prison system needs reporting -- reforming, the lgbtq community needs acceptance, the social safety net needs saving and the assange and he needs to stop -- the misogyny needs to stop. [applause] oprah: it needs to stop. but you can't fix everything. and you can't save every soul, but what can you do? here and now, i believe, you have to declare war on one of our most dangerous enemies, and that is cynicism. when that little creature sings its hooks into you, it will cloud your clarity, it will compromise your integrity, it will lower your sta

you know, there's not much siri home yet and certainly there was no siri home in that earnings call googleon advertising for the nest certainly with amazon's recent acquisitions and also their investment in the amazon echo. and their tie to commerce makes amazon in the first place here in the home. my home is both nest and amazon. i can't quite get the two connected yet. i think it'll be right now a tight race between amazon and google and certainly google's bringing nest much more forward in their business including that revenue for the public markets >> so ann, with all -- you know, your entire home is listening to every word you utter do you watch what you say now? i thought i -- the other day i can't remember what it was we all looked at each other like, if alexa was listening, she would report me. it might not have been me. but she'll report me immediately. and i'll probably -- >> it probably was you >> might have been me. do you worry about that? or is everybody saying things so they'd have to -- you know, it'd be tough to find the person to actually turn in >> well, i have my alexa

i don't think that siri has been that big a success so far. has it?ls comparison to google and amazon alexa by far a better used product. the problem with i think, with and this is my personal experience and i think a lot of folks i talk to the problem i have with siri a lot of time she you to a website and not getting an answer and alexa tells me answers to move forward so but siri by fact that siri is on so many iphones means it is widely used doesn't mean it is best loved certainly developers conference may be some change there is we'll see. >> we'll see. a it will this morning at 186. i'm getting back to amazon story about facial recognition. amy dison i don't know whether they're a leetdzer in the field but there's certainly an advance stage of being able to facial recognition of anybody. >> you know it's a brave any world isn't it. can't you imagine you walk down a street with a pair of glasses you look at somebody you know exactly who they are, their name where they're from and their entire history no such thing as a stranger -- >> brave new wo

any inspiration or guidance i can offer is nothing that your parents or your deans or professors or siri have already provided. [laughing] committed individually i don't y new lessons. i've had in the new lessons that i often think that it's not the new lessons but so much as it is really learning the old once again and again. so here are variations on a few grand themes beginning with this. pick a problem, any problem. the list is long. here are just a few that are at the top of my list. there's a gun violence and climate change, systemic racism, economic inequality, media bias, the home was neat opportunity come the addicted need treatment. the dreamers need protection. the present system is reforming. the lgbtq community needs acceptance. [applause] the social safety net needs saving, and the misogyny needs to stop. [cheers and applause] will needs to stop but you can't fix everything. and you can't save every soul, but what can you do? here and now, i believe you have to declare war on one of our most dangerous enemies, and that is cynicism. when that little creature sinks its hooks

, matched that person in the contact list and sent the message out >> a lot of times when you have siri, it's always listening as well if it's as listening and always with you -- >> don't you have to press the button to get siri >> you can put it on always on >> mine is probably not. >> probably not. mine is not. >>> don't know if you have to step out of it i don't know if it's automatically -- >> i think you have to actively choose in the beginning to take it. >> i feel safe with siri i have never seen her translate what i've said that has -- is anything close to what i said. if i say something, she will be so messed up >> big brand bollydocks, hello tomorrow >> you may say something else, and it may send it off to something lse. >> siri comes up with some stuff -- there's no place in the known universe where that is something someone is saying. it's something so obvious, a 3-year-old would want more information. >> why are they saying secretly recorded it's just listening? >> it's supposed to be listening for this word, the wake word, which in this case is alexa or echo -- >> is this

come up to speak to us in the middle of finishing a documentary about syria, and we have to factor sirio all oui’ and we have to factor siri into all our discussions around the iran deal, because increasingly the military tension between iran and israel in syria is becoming more visible. that deal is the curtain. behind it is israel's main worry and saudi arabia's main worry, and what president trump is saying is is main worry in the region, although we know a lot of this has to do with his domestic constituencies and undo barack 0bama's his domestic constituencies and undo ba rack 0bama's legacy. his domestic constituencies and undo barack 0bama's legacy. we are seeing tension is rising month by month in syria, a proxy war is unfolding. 0n sunday, there were air strikes against a military base in syria, one of the biggest military airbases, known to be used by iran and his brother to store munitions. israel did not say that it had carried it out, but it has carried out, with increasing frequency, air strikes against syria, and they are all about its legitimate worries that iran is stre

he used siri to call 911. >> i'm in desperate need of help. >> what is the address? >> reporter: among the report's findings, police stayed in the cruiser to cover more ground. they weren't given key information from the 911 call. problems with the automated system meant dispatchers couldn't hear this second call. >> i probably don't have much time left, so tell my mom that i love her if i die. >> the true tragedy here is we had a young man call for help and we weren't able to help him. >> reporter: the city is promising to overhaul it's 911 dispatch adds more training and additional staff and later this year to send mapped locations of where calls originate from to police cruisers. the city's message to a grieving family, we failed. blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> now turning to a new warning for the cdc about that salmonella outbreak that prompted the recall of 200 million eggs. officials say a dozen more people have been sickened bringing the total to 35 people across nine states. the eggs under recall came from rose acre farms hide county farm in north carolina with b

siri was giving john roberts a time on the phone. we don't have a time yet. we know that general john kelly will not be there, which is somewhat of a surprise. >> yeah, i thought that was interesting, too. the white house seems to be distancing itself a little bit from this meeting. they're saying that john kelly will take the role in a ranging the meeting thursday but won't participate. there won't be white house officials there. they identified some of the members of congress, trey gowdy, devin nunes and other officials that will be there. the white house is not specifically going to be in that one. >> so not brokering a deal. sarah sanders was very adamant about that. this is not about brokering a deal on what documents we get, this is about facilitating the documents that the republicans have asked for. the question is, what are they getting? john roberts was intimating this would be a stonewalling on behalf of the doj. >> yes. we saw house members calling for an investigation into the investigation. they have a lot of questions about the process. this ca

so far only the sedan version just under five meters long has been available as a plug in the five siri station wagon doesn't have hybrid technology yet. the funny thirty i've performance comes with a standard fitted eight speed step turning transmission driving the rear wheels. electric motor and gasoline engine have a combined output of one hundred eighty five kilowatts and a peak torque of four hundred twenty new meters as usual the car also features all drivers is available for the five series even when you're driving an electric mode . i'm all for you always have two options when it comes to charge you know electrically powered vehicle so it's going hold at a high voltage charging station which takes three hours with a b.m.w. or at a regular domestic power outlet which takes five hours from one side. b.m.w. also offers a service that optimizes charging according to price or gives priority to green electricity from a photovoltaic panel for example. charging is a piece of cake another big bonus who electric motors is being able to drive noiselessly which also spares your neighbors ne

. >>> uc berkeley researchers have identified a disturbing vubltd in smart devices like siri and alexa. >> they say your phone could be hacked simply by someone playing music or masking a command in spoken words. so far researchers have been able to dial phone numbers and open websites. >> but in the wrong hands they believe the technology could be used to unlock doors, wire money, or even buy things online. yikes. >> yeah, that's not good. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather on this thursday evening. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here cruising toward mother's day, sandhya. >> mother's day is looking fantastic. i want to show you a sunset right now, dan and ama from our sutd roe tower camera. the sun went down at 8:08 tonight, and it was a sight to behold. we had some high thin wispy clouds at the time the sun was setting. it created a fry sunset, as you can see here. tonight fog is pretty much limited to one little spot and that's half moon bay where visibility is down to about five miles. but other than that the skies are clear. savor that sunset. live doppler 7 showing y

i've had itnk thi i've said siri drt sta tinyp gth.ings iau c tghthat a few times. >>ll agh rit. >> well, you know,he tan wom hat it hneapped to says that sh dsnoean't wt twea.ks shets wan the echo o outfer h ho,me and s whe aants ndrefu. >>er would be with h on that e. i'm sorry. >>ma azon w bouldeel h mpinge kpi t upheie psceft a ier t?edt i t outhe ndwiow, ghri alrit.gh >>> the holiday trave l icpredti monavay heis msed the eark, but that means that roads could be mor packed as you hit rtheoa dsy.weda e on the r woadsit thhe stlate on e thdaholiy aftrfic. zbliefrm a tns tee sthot jus alo b n.ay from c.d. picolste ioat rch latestth on atea s rahtigad ahe onen tws 4od.ay es too many devicn your nwoetcork ulmed ouan y s teehis es tha''y s whyoneu ioed fs-eth10 0%ib fpt-oic network. at th mnseae morspd eemofor re devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you d adanother. chseoore a fe mssachung robome3k a or $0 20itcred tarowhed otr unmsg tech puset g f theasstteer intne tai avlae,bl tup0 o 20tvha cs,nnel pneho, ana d ar2-ye price guarantee. l aljufor st79 $pe.99

to fighting simply alarm for siri sit out here and smoke tell six am or. this most bothers their neighbors in the townhouse complex but only since the door has had a roof put over their patio as it happens the roof diverts the smoke. do both before they see the smoke drifts over from here like in a chimney across the fence and down onto their patio which is a bit lower do you do for me and then it gets into their house and specifically into their basement and through the bedroom windows. and. the courts have been considering the dog his roof and the air currents for three years now the county court found it caused no new sense to the neighbors but the regional court said it does and impose the timetable now the door of us face a fine of up to two hundred fifty thousand euros or six months in prison for smoking outside of the designated hours in their own yard when he goes down here in the yard can't smoke you're not allowed to smoke them got new yard guns and there were not even in the back. why. the neighbors demanded it and the judge agreed before. the n

i already got alexa and siri snitching on me.metal ass out of the sky so fast, you wouldn't... oh. oh. [bleep]. trevor, they're onto me. yo, i was just joking! i love drones! some of my best friends are drones! [laughter and applause] - ronny chieng, everyone. [man coughs] comedy central ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jordan: time is an invention, and the chinese are trying to steal it, so get in here right now. it's april 19, and my guests tonight are jay chandrasekhar and steve lemme from the comedy troupe broken lizard. ( applause ) i'll fix them later. couch soldiers, they say "keep your friends close and your enemies closer." me? i'm surrounded by so many enemies, it only looks like i don't have friends. let me catch you up.

. >> there are many babies named siri that are like, i understand. >>> a big scare on the las vegas strip. a man fell off a balcony at the luxor hotel. coming up, what saved his life. >>> but first, a young girl attacked by a bear. we now have new details on her condition from her doctors and hear how her mother saved her life. >>> and meet the grandmother who's pregnant with her twin grandchildren. at walgreens... helping millions of children here at home... and around the world... starts with one person... you. this red nose day... stop by walgreens and help end child poverty... one nose at a time. because every. one. counts. walgreens, trusted since 1901. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. b

. >>> uc berkeley researchers have identified a disturbing vubltd in smart devices like siri and alexay say your phone could be hacked simply by someone playing music or masking a command in spoken words. so far researchers have been able to dial phone numbers and open websites. >> but in the wrong hands they believe the technology could be used to unlock doors, wire money, or even buy things online. yikes. >> yeah, that's not good. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather on this thursday evening. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here cruising toward mother's day, sandhya. >> mother's day is looking fantastic. i want to show you a sunset right now, dan and ama from our sutd roe tower camera. the sun went down at 8:08 tonight, and it was a sight to behold. we had some high thin wispy clouds at the time the sun was setting. it created a fiery sunset, as you can see here. tonight fog is pretty much limited to one little spot and that's half moon bay where visibility is down to about five miles. but other than that the skies are clear. savor that sunset. live doppler 7 showing you no

. >>> siri could soon be getting a makeover.rtual assistant will become smarter. it would follow upgrades by google's assistant and amazon's alexa. the revamped siri is set to debut next month at a worldwide conference. >>> and there's something in the water you might say at an oklahoma firehouse. >> the firefighting dads in glenpool have welcomed more than a half-dozen bundles of joy over the past year. five girls and two boys. >> they range in age from one month. ah. to 15 months. >> they got to share their secret. what's going on over there? >> exactly. >>> coming up, harry and meghan step out publicly for the first time as official husband and wife. this comes as we get a look at their wedding photos, and what happened to those flowers. >>> wait until you hear the big reveal, the secrets she's been keeping all season long. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." long. stay with us. you're watching "world news now." and of course it's the really tough stains that nobody ever does ready? really? i didn't do it so when

that siri. i think it's i think it's more about the law that i think it or less if you're worrying about all of this stuff i think what came to the table was it was a story was something that was really needed and as i said eventually you're going to get to a point where you look and you realize there came to an end as it was through this whole dynasty of living up in this he sees people starving you see is it you know there's only so much you can do and you. brought up a really interesting point about the economics of all this up to me to you know brought up to me today you know how about driving the peace process more outside threats united states yeah blow i mean on the one hand no i don't think that you should give a prize for threatening that you know oh you you just threaten hundreds of thousands of lives here use the prize for peace i don't but. on the one i do think this is something that should be thought of so south korean leader moon had can was concerned about the threat of an americ

entry performed by singer siri was rudely interrupted. the stage invader grabbed her microphone and shouted slogans before security bundled him off stage so he quickly recover and so on bravely finished her performance and despite the bottling trade drama story only landed in twenty fourth spots. you're watching you know the news joint you join us again at the top of the hour. but. the people of the world over information they provide the opinions big want to extract us from g w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. for europeans to buc to was long a mysterious place in the middle of nowhere. today it is the scene of a battle to save an endangered cultural heritage the history of this ancient trading center the gateway to the desert is still in evidence here. at the same time the city also seeks to maintain its connection to the modern world in its heyday back in the fifteenth and sixteenth century timbuktu was one of the intellectual centers of the arab african world precious collections of manuscripts contained all the knowle