toy have opened up siri things like pandora and iheart radio.ow this is another change to allow the apps, as you extremely and eloquently explained, defaults to what the user uses for messaging and phone. not a major shift, but it is indicative of what the scrutiny is that they are under. taylor: does it open up the door for more competing third-party developer apps? mark: i do not think it will have a significant change on developers. the big thing in our story comes down to showing the apple now preinstalled's about 40 apps on the iphone. i do not see an issue with that. the problem is even though you likeelete the default apps safari, calendar and music, i could go on all week, it is not able to replace them with third-party options like gmail and microsoft outlook. that is where the problem is, that is why apple is at seeing some scrutiny on their apps strategy. taylor: does it help ease regulatory pressure over their app store? mark: the change does not. this is another bullet point you can add it to the list of anticompetitive behavior on

. >> we're calling betty. >> hey, siri.gend and "dancing with the stars" alum jerry rice. nischelle turner with him in, where else, san francisco where he clearly still has some beef about his ballroom end. >> okay. so three-time nfl super bowl champ, super bowl mvp, nfl mvp, but more importantly runner-up on "dancing with the stars." >> oh, i i don't like that one. >> after an eight-hour dance rehearsal, what's the body feel like? >> i was like really sore when i first started and i lost a lot of weight. if you don't lose weight on that show, you're doing something wrong. >> jerry's ditched his dancing shoes, but the former san francisco 49er loves a good party and with football season finally here we teamed up with him and rice-a-roni to take the stress out of planning an mvp worthy tail gate menu. >> i'm not really that good at cooks. but, you know, with rice-a-roni, hey, come on. we're both san francisco treats. >> fun fact rice-a-roni was actually named after me. it's true. >> didn't you grow up singing it too? >> yes.

i don't expect siri to listen to anything unless i am directly speaking to siri.gets crossed when they are using the data in a way we don't expect. they are all pretty opaque and how they tell us what they are doing. taylor: the third and final sort of big story we were looking at this week is the heightened tensions between china and hong kong. you have tech companies -- we learned this on twitter -- the trying to letle, employees tweet about hong kong and pro-democracy, but also trying to cave to china and beijing's demands. as you navigate this 10 just landscape, what is your take on u.s. companies being able to support hong kong and beijing or bowing to pressure? shira: it is a very big call for any global company. you have an enormous economy in china with a government that has clearly shown that it wants to world, of view of the itself and the world onto the companies it does business with. the nba fell into that trap this week. we have seen before from companies like mercedes-benz and marriott -- when people of those companies, a social media intern or some

down into smaller pieces the result is a new iraqi of practical solutions that set aside traditional siri. this year's nobel prize for economics goes to 3 economists specialized in poverty and how best to combat it. french born s. to do follow her indian born husband ben a-g. and american michael kramer have helped millions of children by favoring practical steps to tackle their problems over theory all 3 lecture but us universities. taking a broad question such as why a kid stopped learning in school and then they break into many more detail questions and then they combined is. to say something about underlying causes of poverty. is to combat. the royal swedish academy of sciences lauded the trio for what it called groundbreaking research into what works and what doesn't in the fight to reduce global poverty their work showed how poverty can be addressed by breaking it down into smaller and more precise issues in areas such as education and health care the new solutions with untested on location. s. to do flow is only the 2nd woman to be awarded the nobel prize for economics and also the

when you ask siri or you ask google questions now using the knowledge engine is from wikipedia.tized source of knowledge and facts about the world. and if you can influence that then you are you have you are influencing how people are understanding and perceiving what the truth is. that is fascinating stuff. and carl's with me now in our underground bunker somewhere. carl, how sure can we be that these manipulations are being done under instruction from the chinese state? and also how sure can we be that it is really widespread. we know there were 1500 tendentious edits in our own investigation across roughly 20 different wikipedia entries and we know that all of them pointed in certain ways towards chinese geopolitical interests as far as we can tell. well we do not know who was behind these edits. we don't know why. in fact they were done pretty most importantly we can not make a direct link between any of those edits and the chinese government themselves. 0k. so you've put this to the wikimedia foundation which is the kind of overarching body that oversees wikipedia. what's t

are reports he's still working for the crown prince the deputy head of saudi intelligence ahmed l a siri was also fired he gave evidence to a saudi court that he had told the team to convince to return to the kingdom had never ordered the use of force the kingdom blames him for organizing the mission saying it was carried out by men who exceeded their role foresty last november syrian 9 members of the so-called hit team which charged over the killing a member of the consulate staff in istanbul was also indicted 5 of them face the death penalty but one major participant sanctioned by the us for his part in the planning and execution of the operation still hasn't been charged that men sowed tanny he tweeted in 2017 that he's a trustworthy employee who carries out the orders of his boss the king and his boss the crown prince sir from our studio position here overlooking the bosphorus let's go out into stan bowl and start with anders them and see if that the turkish prosecutor's office and andrew what developments are there one year turkey has been the one driving this car is driving the inv

and the wind covers it in sand and just good siri it can now stay preserved like that as a fossil for millions of years or so if the additions are right. to use the tracks found in the borough marker in the 19th century made the corrie known but the skeletons brought the sign to world famed after much of this came across the 1st bone here in 1984 he returned every year each time he discovered many fossils. in the 1980. yes i found the 1st goal of the genius and. we knew it was a sin morea from comparing it with american literature. that was a big surprise. because it was the 1st example of the gene is found in europe and it made this connection clear. tried to reach out to researchers in the us which wasn't easy to do in the g.d.r. . but with the help of the museum it worked. that's how interest from america from the western world started. after the fall of the berlin wall martin managed to get one of the world's leading vertebrate paleontologists interested in the science of david berman from the carnegie museum in pittsburgh pennsylvania. the 1st the most important thing is that all

troops withdrawing from siri, does that mean an operation like this would not bf possible in thure, or at least would be harder? gen. petraeus: i think the reassuring news of recent days is that the united states is going to retain somewhere around 50 or 60% of that area that they syrian democratic forces, largely syrian kurdish forces on the ground in northeastern syria that is right heartening. when i heard we were withdrawing completely from northeastern syria, i thought that represented a new opportunity for the islamic state, an opportunity r a resurgence, and gave a victory to iran and iarunot our friends. and indeed called into question itheir credibility not ju the area but around the world -- our credibility not just in syria but around the world. the ruling is to have an enduring presence to ensure the enduring defeat of the islamic state -- it has never been enough to just defeat or even destroye as we did, al qaeda in iraq during the surge in iraq. you have to keepocus on them. you have to have a sustained commitment, albeit one that is crafted in a way that is sustainable

consider the fact that wikipedia is not only the fifth most popular website in the world, when you ask siriions now using the knowledge engine is from wikipedia. so it is a prioritized source of knowledge and facts about the world. and if you can influence that then you are influencing how people are understanding and perceiving what the truth is. that is fascinating stuff. and carl's with me now in our underground bunker somewhere. carl, how sure can we be that these manipulations are being done under instruction from the chinese state? and also how sure can we be that it is really widespread? we know there were 1500 tendentious edits in our own investigation across roughly 20 different wikipedia entries and we know that all of them pointed in certain ways towards chinese geopolitical interests as far as we can tell. whatwe do not know is who was behind these edits. we don't know why they were done. importantly we can not make a direct link between any of those edits and the chinese government themselves. 0k. so you've put this to the wikimedia foundation which is the kind of overarching b

russia and i'm deeply frustrated with what he and the legal team is doing and rick heeding that to vote siri to the president. it sticks in his mind when shares it over and over again. >>meanwhile presidential candidate and california senator kamala harris who has deep a bay area routes was back in the way this weekend to open her headquarters in oakland. she spoke with people about their top campaign issues and while in chinatown she talked about immigration housing health care and more. you see some poll numbers but people also wanted to talk with her about the white house whistleblower and that impeachment inquiry. >>i'm thankful that in this case. some of the most significant evidence and that is obvious that shows that this president should be impeached is known by the american people and i'm that i'm very thankful that this impeachment process is beginning. >>harris also said that secretary of state mike pompeo should be investigated as part of the impeachment inquiry to find out what he knew about the call between president trump and the ukrainian president and when he knew it and jus

siri they have been numerous flash mob protests that have sprung up in several different places across hong kong today the mood here very somber very anger angry after what took place yesterday at that protest the shooting of that young teenage protester here in the commercial district of hong kong hundreds of people gathered during their lunch break. many of them still dressed in suits to voice their anger some of them chanting anti government chan's then there were protests that took place at the school if the teenager who is winded a lot of students sitting down one arm across their chest signifying the area where that student was shot what we saw yesterday to be very clear was a huge escalation in the violence that we've seen in hong kong safe opulence previously have fired warning shots into the air we've seen tear gas we've seen rubber but it's never the food though have we seen a protester shot by a live rounds now we were on the streets last night as news of that shooting spread like wildfire across hong kong throughout the protesters and we spoke to a number of people and got

having me encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to siri again at the same place same time here in the world a part. of this connection last chance to ask for the last 70 and seeing and. for the facts. so. to shift. the. yes. prosecutors say the man who fatally stabbed 4 colleagues police station on thursday was an islamic extremist. nuclear talks between the u.s. and north korea break down just hours after getting started with from young accusing it. of bringing nothing to the negotiating table also ahead. a brutal standoff unfolds in the capital as the government scraps fuel subsidies to meet the terms of an i.m.f. loan. and u.s. government approves it the sale 'd of millions of dollars worth of anti-tank missiles to ukraine. for the latest on that these stories.

i am deeply frustrated with what he and the legal team is doing and rick heeding that to vote siri to the president. it sticks in his mind when hears it over and over again. >>well meanwhile secretary of state mike pompeo he's getting drawn in even further into the ukraine scandal. now according to sources pompeo was on the july 25th phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president. he was subpoenaed by 3 house committees for documents related to the impeachment inquiry. pompeo has until this for to produce them when asked about the whistleblower complaint. and they'll say that the best of to the best of his knowledge. the actions by the state department officials was entirely appropriate. >>and east a man is in custody accused of being a spy for china, what investigators say he got away with it. plus you will no longer see those big boulders out on the sidewalk and one san francisco neighborhood we'll tell you why and what's being done to fight homelessness instead. a new program is being introduced to fight opioid overdose deaths and one bay area city. how about we tak

having me encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to siri again at the same place same time here in the world apart. in 2040 you know bloody revolution of you tube clips of the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still loyal i mean you are live with video of the new bill is that i do believe needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00. of those who took part in this today over 5000000000 dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. yes look. at this connection to moment last chance to ask for the last 70 and seeing and on the interest for the rights for who should commission sue. branson schist shoot on disk in the. asian man. mom. you know new car so said i'm not going to much to mama it's just our. place i. was. in the us democrats to bond protection for the whistleblower at the heart of the trump impeachment inquiry and a dramatic departure from the wh

28 was because it's 1200 quintillion and it seems like this protocol is playing us there's a game siri and it's acting on os and when were and were people trying to do battle against it and the more that you try to kill it the stronger it gets because the security goes up yes and therefore the price goes up but the genius of that adjustment in difficulty yeah. is mind numbing it is genius right so he really is that that that mining death spiral when the price was down but the difficulty just adjust down and it finds a sweet spot where some miner is willing to take a gamble and dick and then them the animal spirits as keynes a call them kick then so there is no there is no 0 i mean what i love about this asset is everything we do in life is about converting energy to value everything in life whether you're a consultant when you produce a product it's about turning energy whether it's hydrocarbons or some other form of energy human energy into a product and sell it. to us but the thing about it is it moves the energy to the lowest cost production source so you know one of my partners cre

iphonese more usage on from this, but i feel the diehard iphone and what'sapp users were already using siriying, message through whats app. >> mark gurman, thank you for joining me. coming up, no longer impossible to find because impossible foods is in supermarkets. where else can you buy the meatless burgers? i ask ceo patrick brown next. and bloomberg is streaming on twitter. check us out @technology and check out our global breaking news network at tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ meats are here to stay according to a new survey. nearly 65% of the 94 peop -- 9400 people surveyed in the u.s. believe that products from companies like impossible foods are worth 80 premium price. that's good news for impossible foods, which made its debut at 27 gelson's markets. they will expand their retail presence in the fourth quarter and early 2020. joining me from the tech c runch disrupt conference in san francisco is impossible foods founder patrick brown. as we mentioned, you most recently mentioned -- launched in grocery stores. expand nextu both regionally and product-wise? >> sorry, i didn

currently, siri defaults to apple's own apps.ow it to default whichever users rely on. the move comes as apple faces group me about how it competes against external developers. back in theoft is smartphone race with a dual screen foldable device that will run the android operation system. screens. 5.6 inch giant still faces skepticism from some investors about a deeper move into the hardware business. still to come, ongoing protests in hong kong keep shoppers at home. we will run through them numbers -- the numbers. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app today and get ready for xfinity stream tv week. watch shows like south park and the walking dead october 7th through 13th. president trump has lashed out at democ

this means this development is going to get your expertise on this we do appreciate your time that siri baumann live in sochi thank you. now roads across from lebanon to being blocked by anti-government protesters calling for political change protests are now in this 7th day and the army is trying to reopen the roads the government has valid schools and universities will reopen but staff threatening to strike the demonstrations continuing despite the approval of unprecedented economic reforms well let's go now to our correspondent dana although she is joining us live from the capital beirut and we were hearing of a possible standoff an attempt by the army to break up these protests clear the roadblocks they know what are you hearing. well we are on that highway the main highway that is linking the lebanese capital beirut to the north of lebanon if we just found the camera you can see the standoff for yourself people protesters refusing to leave the streets determined to keep the pressure on the government to resign or the lebanese army was sent in approximately an hour and a half ago to

are reports he's still working for the crown prince the deputy head of saudi intelligence ahmed l a siri was also fired he gave evidence to a saudi court that he had told the team to convince to return to the kingdom had never ordered the use of force the kingdom blames him for organizing the mission.

you know that later today, defense and state department officials will be joining a department on siri -- a discussion on syria. live coverage here in washington starting at 12:30 eastern on c-span. holding aident trump news conference with the president of finland this afternoon at the white house starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we could hear more about the impeachment inquiry. we will have it once it starts. [indiscernable voices] [indiscernable voices] [indiscernable voices] [indiscernable voices]

eastern on c-span, then the council on foreign relations host is a discussion on siri.hen, a cybersecurity summit with remarks from michael chertoff and james clapper. , a forum onp.m. government oversight and the role of the inspector general. woodwardear from bob and jason chaffetz. on c-span three at 12:30 p.m. eastern, legal scholars and journalists preview the upcoming supreme court term in the case is expected to come before the court. ♪ campaign: our c-span 2020 bus team is visiting key battleground states in the 2020 presidential race, asking voters what issues they want presidential candidates to address during the campaign. shouldress in washington do more to address the climate crisis, because defense spending or any other partisan divide will not matter if we don't have a planet to live on. >> i think an important issue washington needs to address is lgbtq a quality at the federal level and protecting individuals from discrimination. right now, they are not protected under the constitution when it comes to getting a job as a bisexual woman, someone can fire

that's been essentially a third siri tell mike to theory. contentious press briefing is not the place to be trying to sort out whether there is or is not in a legal quid pro quo, and the clip that you played, mulvaney's answer to the question which was what you just described a quid pro quo, should have been no because it is not. i've been looking at bribery and extortion for the better part of 20 years of my professional life. i can tell you, again, press conferences are not the place for you sort that out. the democrats would have to show that there was a personal benefit derived by president trump in exchange for what was going on here. that would be the only basis to conclude it was an illegal quid pro quo, and the reason that adam schiff is trying so hard to get the witnesses to say the pressure was applied, was that he smart enough to know that unless you have that kind of pressure applied and it was in exchange for a personal benefit to the president of which is a very difficult to sort out from essentially anything that the president

tweeting, talking, sexually harassing it. ( laughter ) (as trump) "siri, what are you wearing?"aughter ) here's how his phone makes things worse -- yesterday, after a phone call between trump and turkish strongman recep erdogan, the president announced that the u.s. is withdrawing troops from northern syria posts, leaving kurdish allies to face turkey. this is a complete betrayal of the kurdish fighters who helped the u.s. defeat isis, and there's only one way out of this. kurds, you've got 24 hours to dig up dirt on joe biden. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i'm not the only one who's alarmed. so is south carolina senator and possum you've trapped at the bottom of a garbage can lindsey graham. ( laughter ) graham is normally a reliable trump toady, but today he said this on fox and friends. >> the kurds stepped up when nobody else would to fight isis. if we abandon them, good luck getting anybody to help america in future. i expect american president to do what is in our national security interest. it is never in our national security interest to abandon an ally who helped

. >> laura: may be if they all want siri serial leakers, he would have.here downplaying baghdadi significance. >> i wasn't this cause of death of almost 3,000 people in the united states. and i think from a standpoint of symbolism and importance to the contrary, taking down usama bin laden had a lot more meaning than this. >> laura: my god, he can barely speak. and finally my favorite critique of the baghdadi take down russia. >> what role did russia play in the operational? >> laura: oh, my goodness. yes, al, that was the big depression. he is an insignificant figure of the baghdadi, let's leave it at that. they have shown time and again the left does not care about what they claim they cares much about with the syria pullout defeating isis. defeating trump is a far more laudable goal. and there is another refrain following this raid, one summed up by richard hollis in "the new york times" saying the following "it cannot happen without u.s. forces on the ground pulled out. the conditions that made the operation possible may not exist in the future. joini

it includes changing the time zones, and using siri to send texts when imessage is turned off. parents have complained that apple has not addressed those loopholes. >> can't blame them for >>> voters hoon measure to allow certain farmers to grow marijuana. it meant new business to prop up farms that need help. abc7's vic lee went back to the pumpkin capital of the world to see what's happened since. >> reporter: in october last year, we visited the iconic farmer john's pumpkin farm in half moon bay. it was just before the elections. eda and john muller, farmer john that is, were hoping gg would pass allowing starter marijuana plants to be grown in farms with existing greenhouses. >> third generation living on the farm. we don't want to leave it. >> reporter: they like many farmers are struggling to survive. pumpkins and vegetables they grow can no longer support them. in november, voters passed measure gg. the mullers were approached by a cannabis company that wanted to rent their greenhouses. we paid another visit to the pumpkin farm. sadly we learned that the mullers' pot dre

zone settings to get out of mandatory down time, watching youtube videos within imessage and using sirit when imessage is turned off. parents have complained that apple has not addressed those loopholes. we just told it all. >> they need to be told on. that's not right. >> there can be a lot out there. >> we need to control these screens. >>> if you left a fake eyeball at the pittsburg airport, you can go get it back. >> the airport is auctioning off nearly 10,000 items left behind, those items include smartphones, tabl tablets, laptops. people are leaving behind all sorts of things. some of them quite bizarre. >> we found fake eyeballs for prosthetic eyes. >> wow. >> people leave -- again, something i think people would leavebehind. >> what? >> what are they doing walking around not noticing that the eyeball is not in? >> if it fell out -- >> yeah? what else? >> it rolled. >> okay. >>> the airport is also auctioning nearly a dozen vehicles that were left in their three parking lots. also odd. the cars are considered abandoned after 45 days. their owners never responded to police or the

restrictions on third-party app developers, reducing the priorities given to its own apps when users ask siri help. currently, it defaults to apple's own phone pork pie message app, but a new update will allow it to default to whichever app users rely on. the move comes as apple faces scrutiny over how it competes with developers. microsoft is back in the smartphone race with a dual screen foldable device that will run on the android operating system. pointrface duo has 25 six-edge screens and marks microsoft's return to the handset market after product failures and costly write-downs pushed it out three years ago. the tech giant still faces skepticism from some investors about a deeper move into the hardware business. of wework conveys a new head operations. the former director places chris hill who had run the japan set up since it began two years ago. hill is the brother-in-law of the former wework ceo, adam neumann. japan is one of the company's most important markets as it is home to softbank, which has invested more than $10 billion in the company. those are the top global tech stories

maybe siri will join us. >>> good morning, crime and punishment, former dallas police officer amber guyger waiting to learn her fate after this stunni vdict. >> we the jury find the defendant amber guyger guilty of murder. >> the latest on her sentencing hearing just ahead including the emotional testimony from the victim's heartbroken mother. >> i cannot sleep. i cannot eat. >> what officer could face in prison just ahead. >>> showdown, the first battle of impeachment underway. the state department refusing to turn over documents to congress. a top state official now requesting an urgent secret meeting with lawmakers. is there new evidence in the case. >>> red october, the brutal heat wave blanketing the map. the hot temps move east. schools forced to close for second day in a row, and al will tell us when relief is coming. >>> all that plus defending the duchess, prince harry sues a british tabloid for bullying meghan markle. >>> into the lion's den, wild video of a woman who jumped into an exhibit at the bronx zoo. >>> and capital comeback. >> the washington nationals have the lead. >>

think of how many lives we saved in siri and turkey by getting a cease-fire yesterday.s and thousands and maybe more. is there truth to that, and tell me what the withdrawal means for civilians who have been dealing with war for ho how many years in syria? now you have others rushing in. >> i'm going with false with the president's tweets there. let's remember we had a relative peace in the northeast border region of syria until erdogan moved in after president trump essentially gave him the green light. hundreds of people have died since then. sure, more people could have died, but the fact is that our government's incompetence in the mishandling of this situation has caused real suffering on the ground, and also the cease-fire, while it, you know, may bring a level of stability for the next five days does nothing to solve the underlying problems here. as we just went over, there's a lot of suffering yet to come. when president trump got up in his rally and said these are like two kids fighting a lot, sometimes you have to let them fight and then pull them apart, that'

. >>> trump lifting sanctions against turkey are calling siri a success. the latest as the imperial impeachment inquiry kicks into gear. >>> pg&e is moving forward with another round of power shutoffs today. how the outages will affect people in the bay area. >>> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm mike mibach. pg&e has announced it's going forward with a second round of public safety power shutoffs today affecting close to 200,000 customers. pg&e says turning up the power is the best way to prevent wildfires during hot dry and windy conditions. the same conditions we are expected to see later today. here are the latest projections. 189,000 customers, an estimated 450,000 people in 17 northern and central california counties will lose power sometime today according to pg&e. in the bay area sonoma county will be hit the hardest with more than 28,000 pg&e customers losing power starting around 3 pm. and napa county about 7500 will lose power and and san mateo county more than 900 customers will lose power. that's about double what pg&e projected earl

focused on focusing those two stagecoach stop and historic stagecoach stop and they chose a canada siri area sculpture which was born and trained in china before i came to the united states. his depiction of a stagecoach as culturally inclusive across the country. it's about 200 of them so far and this one has fairly standard and a jury over the wagon and there's the notion of pulling the conveyance which are inside various ages and ethnicities and on top of the people there are crowded into the stagecoach and literally piled on are some people of color and are up on the top of the stage coach and writing on the outside. you have a native american woman to the travelers and interestingly it's being present here rather than being removed and is waving the people off further to the west and perhaps might be a presence there but i'm not sure. and there is american weather son and trying to board who get themselves in somehow and the boy holds in his hand a crane that evokes the birds are flying over. i have not been able to find any historical presidents for this or that have been practice

virtual assistance that they are always listening, they are listening for keywords, okay, google, hey, sirivery time i do that it triggers all 3 of me devices, we know they are doing that but a lot of instances they are listening, waiting and those recordings are being listened to folks on the other end who decipher what it is that they are asking, this is very jarring. >> we are talking about google nest but, we need to talk about what's above news the sky, satellite tracking. we don't know what the government has in terms of satellites, they have pretty good eyes in the sky there, we've all used google maps, we have seen the satellite, it's very helpful after natural disasters because you can see, like, wow, okay the title wave moved this in and out, that's where we need to go, the concern growing now is privacy and just how far down can they see f i'm sitting in a park holding my ipad in front of me, are they able to see what i'm reading and experts are say, yes. lauren: the other question is what can we do about all of this. we are invaded everywhere we go. >> it's an unfortunate where

that's right, he's going to minneanapolis, which i believe is in mindiana [ laughter ] he sounds like sirig you directions after having a few too many glasses of wine with dinner >> you have arrived in minneanapolis. [ laughter ] >> seth: but when he's not basking in the adoration of his most fawning admirers at his unhinged rallies, trump is apparently freaking out about losing support among republicans in congress. in fact, he's so worried about republicans in the senate turning on him that he's been calling senate majority leader mitch mcconnell nonstop to lock down republican support. >> new indications of just how seriously president trump is now taking the impchment inquiry, and how seriously he's pushing to keep republican senators -- potential jurors, remember -- in line >> one of the things we've learned is that the president is so consumed with this impeachment inquiry that he's now calling senator mcconnell as many as three times a day. >> seth: three times a day is he trying to keep mcconnell in line or stalk him "mitch, mitch, we're best friends, mitch, aren't we, mitch? [ lig

consider the fact that wikipedia is not only the fifth most popular website in the world, when you ask sirin influence that, then you are influencing how people are understanding and perceiving what the truth is. that is fascinating stuff. and carl's with me now in our underground bunker somewhere. carl, how sure can we be that these manipulations are being done under instruction from the chinese state? and also how sure can we be that it is really widespread? we know there were 1,500 tendentious edits in our own investigation across roughly 20 different wikipedia entries, and we know that all of them pointed in certain ways towards chinese geopolitical interests as far as we can tell. what we do not know is who was behind these edits. we don't know why in fact they were done, but most importantly we can not make a direct link between any of those edits and the chinese government themselves. so you've put this to the wikimedia foundation, which is the kind of overarching body that oversees wikipedia. what's their reaction? broadly they're saying that whatever you're actually doing on the si

when you ask siri or you ask google questions, they're now using the knowledge engine from wikipedia.nating stuff. and carl's with me now in our underground bunker somewhere. carl, how sure can we be that these manipulations are being done under instruction from the chinese state? and also how sure can we be that it is really widespread? we know there were 1500 tendentious edits in our own investigation across roughly 20 different wikipedia entries and we know that all of them pointed in certain ways towards chinese geopolitical interests, as far as we can tell. we don't know who was behind these edits. we don't know why in fact they were done and most importantly we can not make a direct link between any of those edits and the chinese government themselves. 0k. so you've put this to the wikimedia foundation which is the kind of overarching body that oversees wikipedia. what's their reaction? broadly they're saying that whatever you're actually doing on the site, if you're systematically doing it for political gain that really is against the very reason why wikipedia was really create

. >> to bring up siri?> no, this is to turn on noise cancelling on and off or pause songs and stuff. there's like a little clicky thing. >> and how do you do on the amazon ones? >> on amazon, you have to touch this button. sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't it's kind of wonky i am going to take teez out. i think it's because they put echo in your house so alexa everywhere echo in your car eventually. so alexa everywhere. and now, they're starting to put it wherever you go starting with head phones. they announced the ring earlier. and then they also have glasses that are going to introduce alexa. and i think because -- i mean i'm not really sure why they exist. maybe they're just trying them but i think it's because you can buy things from amazon wherever you are. >> no, accessories are clearly the next frontier. yep. and we know they'll try anything and here they're making their foray. we really appreciate it. todd hazelton. seema mody, we'll see you again in a moment. robert frank kate rogers. a form

maybe siri will join us. >>> good morning, crime and punishment, former dallas police officer amber guygerr fate after this stunni vdict. >> we the jury find the defendant amber guyger guilty of murder. >> the latest on her sentencing hearing just ahead including the emotional testimony from the victim's heartbroken mother. >> i cannot sleep. i cannot eat. >> what officer could face in prison just ahead. >>> showdown, the first battle of impeachment underway. the state department refusing to turn over documents to congress. a top state official now requesting an urgent secret meeting with lawmakers. is there new evidence in the

bilingual families do at home this is news but it's late to the game because google brought this out, siriges. >> by the way, it's still a thing. still happening. >> for sure. >> we actually heard a presentation from one of the guys that created alexa this weekend. >> oh, wow. >> he went to my college, virginia tech. any way, it's going to start identifying emotions >> really? why? >> whether you're sad or happy. >> so you know. >> so you know but i already know how i feel. >> alexa is going to know how you feel. >> lovely. can't wait for that. >> ready >> i'm excited about this. >> this is awesome. >> flying cars could soon become a reality porsche and boeing are teaming up to create a premium air mobile vehicle which means a flying car the two companies are developing an international team to develop on the project it could move the world into the third dimension of travel. no word on when the flying cars will be ready for sale a 2018 study by posh the flying market will take off by 2025 earlier this year, boeing successfully completed the first test of the air passenger vehicle. >> that

>>and rick heeding that to vote siri to the president. it sticks in his mind when hears it over and over again. >>so the president also raised the idea of arresting the house intelligence chairman adam schiff for treason after shift read a section allies to count redent. >>and he's man is behind bars accused of being a spy for china and we're paying was arrested at his home in hayward on friday. federal investigators charged him with using secret locations to deliver classified united states information to china. the us department of justice released surveillance video that appears to show paying here in a hotel room dropping off payments and ste cards with information and double agent working with us authorities helped. neighbors described him as a nice family man they had no idea he could be involved with any criminal activity. >>in the normal he used to walk around here with the ground you can so. i mean it's crazy stuff. >>pang's wife says she didn't know anything that was happening about that he is due in court years in prison. a for

siri you just called 911 out to one of the homes in the windsor santa rosa area.ou saw burn down is at the new crew the fresh crew behind you. >>call 911 here to shiloh ridge road and they got on first at a spot or come by and he called for backup. you can see just how smoky it is right now. that we saw some haziness some glowing and what we saw was this explosion, i mean there's room in flames in the backyard with a pool is in the dec. and it just kept going and going call 911 we said we think this house is within minutes. a burning down. all the hot spots are out. but it seems like. image to the walls around the home on the back yard. looks like it was just contained to the back yard so what is safe here. thank goodness because obviously we showed you. and now you can even hear them with us so was there making sure that they can hot spots and burn down trees because these trees. we see it we just saw tree. a collapse that was on fire to the right of us yes, so that's what they're doing right now they're making sure and that doesn't spread to other home that this

there are certain folks especially the neoconservative wing of the party that are upset about the siriision question mike i absolutely do. elections have consequences on foreign policy that's where we started this conversation and fortunately they do. >> chris: two final questions. one of the people who was testifying in congress this week in the house impeachment investigation also said that he was so concerned about hunter biden getting that job in ukraine in 2015 that he went to the vice president staff come up clement said this looks really bad. and he was turned away. your reaction. >> good. i'm surprised i haven't heard about it since. my guess is if the news media would have reported on at very next day. >> chris: i'm asking you about it. >> i'm hearing about it for the first time i look forward to finding out more about it. >> chris: it's been reported widely in the past 24 hours. >> i've been busy in the last 48 hours chris. >> chris: let me ask you if something else maybe you don't know this but president trump has decided after he put you out there in that briefing to announ

election instead of russia and i'm deeply frustrated with what he and the legal team is doing to vote siri to the president. it sticks in his mind when shares it over and over again. >>meanwhile secretary of state mike pompeo was just drawn even further into the ukraine scandal. according to sources pompeo was on that july 25th phone call between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy on friday secretary pompeo was subpoenaed by 3 house committees for documents related to the impeachment inquiry. he has until this friday to produce them when ke week about the whistleblower complaint pompeo said that to the best of his knowledge quote each the actions that were undertaken by state department officials was entirely appropriate. tough to believe that a shift gears here but here we go again the golden state warriors are back. >>ah yes like this season just in a little while ago but in that short period of time the warriors have fielded an entirely different roster always the year begins with the big media day mark carpenter joins us with the sights and sounds of the warrio

. >> jimmy: no - [ laughter ] >> steve: does siri butt dial?y: i don't know what's happening. hey, guys, the big sunday night game between the kansas city chiefs and the green bay packers took place earlier tonight right here on nbc. now, as you know, at the end of every season, they give out awards like most valuable player but they also give out awards in the middle of the season. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: i'll show you what i mean it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ "tonight show superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: our first player is austin reiter. he is a center for the chiefs. he was voted most likely to give a best man speech about hot the bride is [ laughter and applause "if things don't work with you and greg" -- [ light laughter ] next up from the packers is jk scott he was voted most likely to decorate his locker with a a poster of the solar system [ laughter and applause "can i play? how old is that guy? next from the chiefs is their star quarterback patrick mahomes. he was voted most likely to be out wit