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. >> alfonsi: tech behemoths like amazon and google have doubled down on big cities, but case believes the best opportunities are off the beaten path. and that's where the bus comes in. >> thank you. >> have a great tour. >> alfonsi: case and his team are scouring the middle of the country, looking for promising ideas overlooked by silicon valley. they've traveled to 43 cities and 27 states, thousands of miles, often spending 12 hours a day on the road. you're a successful guy. you've made a fortune. why in the world do you want to ride around on a bus in the middle of the country for 12 hours a day, day after day? >> case: because i believe in these entrepreneurs. i believe... >> alfonsi: but you could believe in them from washingpj, d.c., and send your people out. but you go there, and you get on the bus and you drive around. so why are you on the bus? >> case: i want to get everybody on the bus. there are entrepreneurs like me all over the country. most people are not paying attention to them. most people in their communities don't believe in them. most people on the coasts don't th

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. >>> major retailers are offering big online shopping discounts to compete with amazon prime day. macy's black friday in july sale runs through today and started last friday, and target is offering up to 50% off clothing, home items and toys, while best buy and >> the sneaker con helped people find shoes. >> it only happens once a year, and it's a big show. a lot of shoes, a lot of people selling them in stores, trading, buying. >> we are consolidating our items for bigger ticket items. >> everybody who loves sneakers in the bay area, we all do it. >> one told us there were some kinds of shoes being sold for thousands of dollars. >> depending on which direction you were looking in, you saw sunny skies or a big layer of fog. >> yeah, a little bit of a mixed bag. we have mike nicco standing in. >> let's take a look from mount tam. if you are thinking about doing a late afternoon, you can watch the sunset before the clouds take over. the cloud deck, that's a foreshadowing of what is to come as we have inkhraesing clouds and the breeze will get stronger, and that's going to kick in a

we're streaming the special called "look back unedited including on amazon fire. >>> warriors superstar kevin durant may leave his heart in san francisco but his skill and wallet are going across country. anthony flores is her with big news from the free agent sweepstakes. >> well, kevin durant saez run with the golden state warriors is over. he's going to sign a max deal with the brooklyn nets. he made the announcement on instagram at the start of the nba free agency period today. reports say he's getting a four-year, $164 million deal with the nets. now, get this, he's leaving $57 million on the table by not resigning with the warriors. he led the dubs to two nba titles and won two nba finals, mvp in three seasons in the bay area. nba free agent deals will not become official until they are signed on july 6th. how k.d. will likely miss all of next season as he recovered from a ruptures achilles. more on his legacy with the warriors later in sports. >> we'll see you then. >>> new details now on a deadly overnight crash that killed two people on highway 24 in orinda. the highway patrol

and the amazon echo dot, half off, selling for $25. and it's not just amazon. coupon site retailmenot anticipates more than 250 retailers will participate in prime day-related promotions. >> amazon has figured out a way to really beat that summer slump, and other retailers are noticing that and they're trying to cash in on the hype. >> macy's black friday in july is here. >> reporter: macy's discounts are already under way, now until july 14th. and target deal days are during the exact same time as prime day, but no membership is required. and a reminder, you do have to be an amazon prime member to get the discounts. you can always sign up for a free 30-day trial membership. check the price tracking sites to make sure you're getting the helps people at home. linsey, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the mystery deepening at the vatican after two tombs were opened today what they found instead. >>> and more on that scene right here in new york city, that taxi crashing into a restaurant, right during the rush hour. multiple victims. the index is next.mode to

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the company says they store images on cloud services operated by amazon and google. they say the images can be deleted, but that right now, they're overloaded with requests. and david, we have a late-breaking update. senator chuck schumer is asking the fbi to investigate. david? >> pierre thomas tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> when we come back, we'll have more on that family golf tragedy. a little girl accidentally struck in the back of the neck after her father teed off. >>> and then the warning tonight, a couple swept off the coast and the rescue that followed. we're back in a moment with the index. ther around the corner? or could it turn out differently? my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98% of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliq

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. >> amazon's famous prime day is less than an hour away. we look at the best deals and how other retailers are trying to compete. >> here in the weather center, a gorgeous evening unfolding. we do have one more day of warm temperatures before spring-like conditions come back. >> and abc's new brand sharing inspiring stories called more in common. >> whittier, alaska, everyone lives in the same building. >> we are heading to whittier, alaska that you can only goat through one of the longest tunnel in all of north america. there is streams coming down the mountains and beautiful foliage. >> really unique to live amongst 240 people in the first and only gated community. >> everybody works together. as a community. yes, i love it down here. >> i was born in taiwan and we see a different world. >> it's a different world here. >> we are not a homogonous group. we have natives causing strive. people from all walks of life are here. 220 people from around the world. there is something that brought us all here and here we are together. >>> the clock

amazon claims it did more business on prime day than both of the unofficial discount holidays combined. the company sold more than 175 mllion items during the two-day prime shopping event. the top sellers, instant pots, and dna kits. >> mission accomplished for amazon. >>> a group of recent high school graduates in chicago got the surprise of a lifetime. >> oh! >> what? former president obama dropped by the offices of his foundation yesterday to visit with students. >> how is everybody doing? >> part of the goal of, you know, this program is to expose you to what's possible even as you succeed that the communities from which you come are going to need you to be active and involved and engaged and focused. >> the youngsters are part of the obama youth corps program that helps them prepare for joining the workforce. can you imagine how thrill they'd were today? >> that just made their day, week, year. >> great. >>> all right. checking on our weather now. >> all right. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya? >> hopefully the forecast makes your day and year and week and all of that

you can now take your amazon returns to kohl's stores where they'll pack it up and ship it for you for free. eligible items are accepted whether or not they are still in their original package and regardless of the reason for your return, kohl's has about 20 locations throughout the bay area. >> don't have to belong to amazon prime to get a really good forecast. >> that was a good toss. i can't top that, sandhya. it's all to you. >> i was going to say, you can't package up the weather and send it back if you don't like it. hey, eric and dion, we had some beautiful weather tonight when the sun was setting. the marine layer that was so deep today and brought us the drizzle just moved out enough to allow us to enjoy this gorgeous sunset. 8:34, this is from our emeryville camera. hope you had a chance to enjoy it and enjoy the weather that was about 4 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year in terms of our temperatures. but so far i've been hearing mostly positive reviews about the weather. here's a look at live doppler 7 right now. we do have a deep marine layer in place along t

we are supreming a special, look back, san francisco bay gays on platforms including amazon fire. new details on a deadly overnight crash that killed two people in orinda. te highway patrol said a sat earn suv was driving the wrong way on westbound 24 near wilder road. it slammed head on into a toyota with five people inside. all in their 20s. both the driver and passenger in the sat earn were kill and all five in the toit around taken to the hospital with critical injuries. officers gave an update this afternoon. >> we have suspicion and belief there was alcohol impairment with the saturn driver. he's diseased now and that will come back with an autopsy. >> the crash closed down lanes of westbound 24 for nearly three hours. a man from the north bay is missing in the grand canyon. 66-year-old peter schwab lives in healdsburg. the national park worker said he was reported missing after he went for a day hike in the necessary owes. rangers are searching the area. a family friend said his wife and two sons are also there to help in the search. still ahead on abc 7 news, the break in

remember amazon itself has its own kind of white label amazon products that often go on huge sales during this thing. if you're going for that. >> what is c-net going to be doing? >> one of the things we're going to be doing is tracking what's doing well and partially we want to help people find stuff. there's going to be a million deals. tracking through that is going to be insane. so there's actually a whole ac figuring out what's the best deals. we're going to be tweeting and have articles kind of linking out the best deals you can find and trying to help you sort through them. >> if they're going to go to 48 hours we need to change the name to prime day to make it like a festival. >> absolutely. >> thanks for coming in as always. prime days coming up monday and tuesday. >> it is a festival. mom's making lists for this day or days. so barbie is getting a makeover. this one is out of this world. barbie is rocking alter ego ziggy stardust to mark the 50th anniversary of his hit song "space oddity." and trades her blonde locks for his and dons a metallic suit fit for a space explorer. tod

. >> amazon is in 48 hours of deals known as prime day. there are deals on thousands of products including computers, televisions, clothes and more. how do you know if you're actually getting a good deal? on friday we talked to ryan of cnet. he works at camel camel camel. >> camel three times, it will tell you the price history of the product you're looking at so you can find out if it's a good deal right now or they kicked up the price so they can kick it down. >> yeah, why kick up the price to kick it down to get one over on us? prime day ends tomorrow so you >> yon'torge.haleheel. now, wt yo pay for when you go on a whale watching cruise. a group of tourists out on a boat enjoying beautiful weather spotted not one, but an incredible double whale breach. you never forget a scene like that for the rest of your life. that's spectacular. >> that is very cool. all right. good day to get out on the water. little breezy, but it's nice out, drew. >> you hate the heat, the water is where you have to go. tomorrow is a little hot. we'll find coole

representatives from google, amazon, google and apple appeared in both houses. in the senate lawmakers questioned the growing power and influence these companies possess. >> facebook has two competing missions make the world more open and connected and make a lot of money. as facebook attempts to serve both these missions they wreak havoc on the rest of us. >> one after another after another after another. >> arizona republican martha mcsalley said she doesn't trust the companies. on the house side, the major questions surrounded anti-trust issues whether the companies allow consumers enough options or steiffingal the competition. companies defended their policies with a facebook exec attempting to emphasize the ways they do not dominate. >> the fallout over the president's controversial tweets continues. tonight the house will vote to officially condemn them. mang teb teb has the latest fret capital. >> reporter: president trump saying on the offensive, continuing to speak about the four minority congress women at the white house today. >> i have clips right he

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. >>> amazon coming under fire from the consumer group public citizen. public citizenas filed a complaint with the federal trade commission saying participants in amazon's associates program published product recommendations without disclosing they actually had business relationships. the program allows those people who promote products in exchange for proceeds from any sales made. amazon does tell review yours to disclose they're paid but public citizen says that is routinely ignored. >> the bopping company recalling some of its infant head and neck support accessories. there are suffocation concerns with both the epny floral and heathered gray head and neck supports. they could tilt an infant's head too far forward. the productsed were sold at several retailers including target and amazon. you can get a full refund through the boppy company. gnc will close 900 stores nationwide. the health store cited the acceleration of negative trends in traffic. and says it is focusing on mall locations to close. 28% of gmc stores are in shopping malls, 61% in strip

amazon is celebrating a huge milestone today. jeff bezos founded the company 25 years ago today. it's now the largest retailer in the world. and bezos is the richest man on earth. it would originally called ca da bra but quickly changed the name when somebody thought it sounded like cadaver. when it was first launched almost nobody had internet access. only about 5% but it has grown expo intentionally since then. >> amazon much catchier than the other one. a major company is hoping to make big leaps in renewable energy and it is not tesla. >> michael finny has the details. >> a history. we'll start with history. tesla's ceo elon musk floated the idea of solar panels on the tesla model 3 in 2017. he scrapped the idea saying it was too impractical. toyota says maybe not. it's ready to test new redesigned solar power cells for cars. the panels will charge the car's battery while parked and moving. they're also thinner and more efficient able to convert energy at a rate of 10% higher than any previous version. >>> apple is turning back the clock on the mac book laptops by bringing ba

go to amazon prime. >> reporter: it's been such a success. last year amazon's website crashed. this year the online retailer is extending the sale to two days. it will launch as often as every five minutes, like $50 off the echo, up to 50% off select tvs and 40% off select toys. other retailers are trying to get in on the shopping frenzy, offering deals of their own. walmart running a competing sale and ebay and target will be slashing their own prices beginning on monday. >>> be smart about your purchases, make a list of items in advance, set alerts and install browser extensions so you can track prices easily across multiple sites and make sure you're getting the best deal. >> reporter: dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> apollo 11 began a historic journey to the moon 50 years ago this week. nasa is lon org with a blast from the path. >>> start preparing for a possible nice wide strike. >>> thousands of pop make aids walks -- >> it's 4:36 in the morning. >> good morning. waking up to live doppler 7 without fog. that's a switch. day after day we've been socked in with the mist and drizz

. >> amazon is offering sales on more than a million items. if you are looking for the best deals, use the website camel camel camel to track history on any amazon prime item. keep an eye on competitive sights like walmart, target and best buy. and the biggest change is the navigation bar moving to the left of the scene here. >> there are different themes and color schemes including two more options for dark mode. that's are your "tech bytes." >>> feeling a little stressed or on edge? >> easy breezy. >> we will tell you about one easy thing you can do to just chill out. >> go home and go to sleep? >>> the roof of a casino collapses in southern california, and what investigators think caused it. >>> a popular wildfire spot falls victim to its own success. >>> good morning. waking up to 63 degrees right now and clear skies in concord. yesterday it was warm, coming down three to four degrees and warmest in inland valleys today and tomorrow, and real changes come by the end of the week when we have a more significant cooling trend and then we will

. >>> uber is taking on amazon. >> the ride leyling service is launching a new app with e-commerce company cargo. people getting a ride in their uber will shop with the app and drivers get a dollar pure purchase. >>> instagram is expanding the feature that hides the likes on posts. >> they say it's to reduce feelings of low self-esteem experienced by users not receiving enough likes. >>> it's controversial. >> it is. >>> wanted. bird baby-sitters. >>> another anti tourist message popping up in big sur. it's now launched a highway patrol investigation. >>> people on their way to the moon for the first time 50 years when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> yesterday at this time we talked about the a's having a five-game winning streak and trying to sweep the mariners which they did. giants, it's your turn. this is fun. 61 at 7:15. cool as usual at oracle park. >>> happenin

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. >>> just ahead, the countdown to amazon prime day. the technology fulfillment centers used to keep up with the rush of online orders coming in a few days. >>> plus, target has a deal for teachers as they get ready for a new school year. how to get 1 so you have ten years experience... i do. but no phd? first kid here's all the numbers, food's in the fridge, oh and lucas likes to pull on jewelry so you might want to lose the nose ring. by their second kid, parents are more likely to choose luvs. live, learn, and get luvs. but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! >>> welcome back, everyone. target's 15% discount to help teachers get ready for the school year returns today. it is the second year the chain is offering the discount because of a huge response last summer. teachers can use the discount on things like school supplies, disinfecting

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amazon's deals are available to prime members only. this morning on gma, rebecca jarvis explains how to keep track. >> you can look at the amazon app and look for the very specific things you want in your cart, that way you won't be incentivized to shop for anything. a lot of these deals are for a limited time only. as soon as it goes live, you'll get a notification on your phone, your ipad. >>> still ahead, find out which products have the deepest discounts. gma starts at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. >>> you can prevent fraud while shopping online this prime day. security experts say logon to amazon's website directly from your browser instead of clicking on a link that's sent to you. links in emails could take you to a website that looks like amazon, but it's just there to steal your credit card data. >> so watch out. >>> lisa argen, are you an amazon prime day shopper? i've never done it. >> i've perused it. i have people in my household who are definitely going to be on that. here is live doppler 7 looking at the clear start. a

it tracks the price history of any prime amazon item, and keep an eye out on competitive sites like target, walmart and best buy, and they may try to undercut especially during these two days. >> i am putting up a complete resistance to this. >> you bought nothing? >> never bought anything on prime day or whatever it's called, prime days selling time. >> i for my dog. >> what? >> yeah, i bought the booties for my dog. >> please, save us from this. >>ly sa >> lisa, it was a moment of weakness. i was tired. >> i have a dog and he doesn't have booties. >> i will send you the link. >> fair enough. the low clouds and fog priming the atmosphere, how is that, and we have the onshore breeze that will kick up in the afternoon. here's a look at the sutro tower, and it's 60 in oakland, and 55 half moon bay. emeryville, a little gray and sun in the afternoon with mid-70s on the way. 62 in concord. for your afternoon today, we will get the gradual clearing at the coast and it will be slightly cooler. instead of the low to mid-90s inland, about 90 in the south 78, palo alto. san francisco down about fou

. >> amazon prime day setting records. the most popular products sold over that two-day sale. >>> a popular tv show getting a reboot on a new streaming service. >>> here is a live look outside at 5:21. the sun slowly coming up this morning. we'll be right back. >>> heat crushing much of the u.s. and bracing for more dangerous heat today. more than 170 million people will be exposed to hot summer weather in places like new york, philadelphia, washington under a heat emergency. the temperature in d.c. is expected to feel almost as hot as death valley. that's the key. there's going to be so much humidity in the air that the temperatures won't cool at night. humidity is one of our greatest greenhouse gases president that's why temperatures will be able, look at this, from salt lake city and phoenix -- granted it's dry here, draw a line from there, minneapolis, chicago, d.c. southward. in the 90s to 100. all the storm tracks are all around us. look at these highs today. look at the highs for tomorrow. there's not much of a diff

. >>> a man involved in the theft of an amazon delivery truck has been arrested. investigators say the truck was stolen last thursday while the driver got out of the van. the man jumped in and drove it to a home where chp says someone helped unload 71 officers inside. officers found the truck and arrested ackelbein. they believe the man who stole the truck, charles farmer, is still at large. only one of the 71 packages has been recovered. >>> in the north bay, police are offering $2500 reward for identification of this man. detectives say this happened around 1:30 on sunday morning. the robber took money and other items before running north on core by ave. new. >>> iran says no drone of theirs has been destroyed by a u.s. warship. >> president trump said yesterday that a u.s. ship took defensive action after an iranian drone came within 1,000 yards of the ship. the incident marks a new escalation of tension between the countries less than a month after iran shot down an american drone. >>> president trump has nominated gene scalia to become the next labor secretar

the giants say there. >>> amazon is running an early prime day deal. it gets you 50% off popular movie rentals on prime video, so they start at just $1.99. you have 24 hours to rental once you have begun. >>> hiding behind aliases is frowned upon. don't blur your boundaries. don't share certain photos. make sure you have permission from anybody that you may post. don't over share personal information. >> all of those things are what social media is. >> don't be shady. >> don't over share. that's the whole point, right? >> pretty much, they said do the opposite of what everybody does. >> yeah. be boring. get zero followers. no likes. no retweets. >>> interesting to see if anybody tries to follow that. maybe we should? >> i feel like you follow a lot of these. i feel like you are very kind on social media. >> i try not to people. only right here -- >> yeah, photos of oreo and buttercup. >> i guess i have things to learn. >> reggie being reggie is hilarious, and that's why you have 1,000 more followers than i have now? >> who is counting? >> i am counting

plus - free amazon returns now at all kohl's stores! thursday through sunday... at kohl's. >>> we're so glad you're here on this thursday, july 25th. >> when you step outside, it's warmer this morning. hi everybody. eej with a lack of clouds in many neighborhoods outside the coast. temperatures running seven degrees warmer. gorgeous shot from our south beach camera looking towards the east. let me show you how today breaks down. starting off in the mid 50s to even the upper 60s now. that means quick warming. it will feel a lot like yesterday at lunch. here is the difference. a slight sea breeze and high clouds will dim the sunshine a little bit, keep us around 76 to 90 at 4:00. after round 70 to 80 at 7:00. we get a temporary reprieve from the most dangerous heat today and tomorrow. the hundreds are back in the weekend forecast. here is frances. >>> good morning everyone. 880 is our hot spot. you can see traffic is jammed northbound as you make your way past the coliseum up towards 23rd because of an injury accident also involving a big rig. lanes are blocked rig

. >>> amazon prime takes watching movies to another level. how virtual reality can improve your experience. >>> we made it to friday. look what is lurking for us this weekend, excessive heat watch areas you see in red which is east bay valleys, east bay hills and the diablo ranges near record highs, 95 to 108 degrees will take over both days. it's going to be even hotter on the pavement. a five-sicked rule. put your hand on the pavement, your dog or whatever you're taking for a walk is going to be walking on. if you can't keep your hand on there for five seconds, then your dog shouldn't be on there either. be careful this weekend and think about them. plenty of water for them also. reggie? >> w'll talk about another pet. this lost guinea pig found in the most unlikely of places. staff at mountain view city hall found this little guy at the center of performing arts yesterday morning. police say they gave the guinea pig some food and a police sergeant is looking after him while animal control looks for his owner. >>> three of california's most

. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including amazon's push to make hard-to-open boxes a thing of the past. >> reporter: fairfield police did their best to try and save two newborn twins found on the ground next to a dumpster. the story coming up. >>> we're going live to detroit as more democratic presidential candidates get ready to go head-to-he head-to-head. the big moments from night one. >>> it's 5:27. here is a live look outside as that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, these are the memories althat stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> now at 5:30, newborn twins found abandoned next to a dumpster in fairfield, how place found the mother. >>> hundreds gather to mourn the victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. >>> a pilot ready to fly a full delta plane arrested at the airport. >>> also, it was a fairy tale al. this season of the bachelorette ended in heartbreak for hannah brown. however, there is

nextstar said they offered at&t an extension to keep the channels up but at&t dropped >> amazon is celebrating a milestone. it is now the largest retailer in the world and bezos is the richest man on earth. they sell everything from running shoes to gourmet hot sauce. a retail analyst said it is an ecosystem. you wake up with an alarm and you go to bed telling alexa to turn off the life. >> remember when they just sold books? >> what's a book? >> hey guys. let's talk about what is going on with your weather. highlights coming up already to give you an idea of what to expect. i want to show you the beautiful view. colors of the rainbow coming up. back across the valley. mount diablo looking very nice in the silhouette. >> weekend, it will be the warmest saturday and our coolest would be sunday. let's look at the cloud cover. a typical summer day, pby noon clouds are back to the coast. now, they will not have much of an effect o82 ajo in santa cruz today. 73 to 78. mid-60s along the coast. we will have more clouds than we will push 70 in south san francisco. 79. cool spottings ings in the in e 7

. >>> why some amazon workers plan to >>> the school mural may still not be over. who is urging the district to reconsider the decision to paint this over. itit's crepe day.day for our family at denny's. a family tradition we started about 22 minutes ago and now we can continue that tradition at home with denny's delivery. see you at denny's or dennys.com >>> coming up on 6:00 a.m., good morning to you on this tuesday, july 9th. >> you are never more than seven men's away from your first-alera forecast. >>> got good news to start off, less cloud cover around but a little drizzle near the coast, so watch out for that. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. we could not even see it this time yesterday. today starting off the same, mid to upper 50s. cooler in the north bay. lack of clouds and upper 40s. cooler outside. we will hangout in the 60s at the coast where it's not as breezy as yesterday, 70 with more sunshine at noon. a whole lot more sunshine at 4:00 except for the high clouds that will come in and that will keep us in the mid to upper 70s. high clouds and

it is officially amazon's prime day. but other retailers are matching and beating those deals. >> it's a competitive environment. 7 on your side michael finney is keeping track of the action. >> it's pretty wild out there today. last year prime day brought in $3 billion. this year analysts are pegging sales closer to 5 billion. now, this is beginning to look like black friday summer edition. prime day has been so successful last year, amazon's website crashed. and this year prime day has doubled into a two-day extravaganza. and time is running out. every few minutes new items go on sale and most of them come with a count down clock with an expiration time. prices suggest the deals hover around 30% off, but even deeper discounts can be found on many items. there is a wide variety of items for sale, but consumer psychologist kate yarro says this is really the start of back to school shopping. >> amazon wanting to get ahead of the other retailers started their prime day in july. the other retailers just climbed on board, to

. >> authorities are on the hunt for 70 packages stolen from an amazon delivery van. the man accused of driving off with it. investigators believe 4-year-old charles farmar stole the truck when its driver got out last thursday and drove to be an address where police say a co-conspirator helped unload all 71 packages inside. officers locate the truck, recovered one package and arrested he canal bine on stols well as cargo threat of. the electronic ins displayed atop the salesforce tower at night will change in a few months. you might be part of of one. a network of cameras is recording images. an artist will blur the pedestrians so you can't recognize the faces. the person in charge of the project told the been hearing from people who are tired of the current video usually when you look up, it's a person dancing. >> google has cleared apps out of its google play store thatho them. the apps including a child tracking program called spy tracker and another for companies to see whether employees were working called employee work spy. a reporter read binion spoke with expe

the book first president bush li published in the 1890s is available on amazon. sociology professor says it's popular with far-right groups. >> it's long been a staple in the white supremacist movement. it's a set of propaganda literature that folks who identify with different aspects of kind of white supremacist ideology will, you know, use as a way to kind of reinforce and support their beliefs. >> reporter: the book lays out a moral philosophy of survival of the fittest, arguing that war and violence are the natural order. >> this notion of survival of the fittest, right, some individuals and some groups are essentially more fit for survival. they're culturally biologically superior to other groups. >> reporter: he says the book also celebrates lone wolf style individuals. it with provide a dangerous sense of validation. >> for instance, white supremacists have promoted that lone individuals take the law into their own hands and act violently. and they've been promoting that strategy for decades. >> reporter: in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> well, the

. >>> amazon echo, give me some medical advice. the new future rolling out on some smart speakers. >>> and here let's take a look at what's going on outside. the temperatures around san francisco in the mid to upper 50s. even us here, we're going to warm up a little bit into the 70s this weekend. but the air quality is going honey, this gis ridiculously fast. we are seriously keeping up with the joneses. keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. the romeros. patels. the wahh-the-wahh wolanske's. right. no one is going to have internet like this. xfinity makes keeping up with the joneses simple. easy. awesome. want gig-speed internet? we've got you covered. or check out our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. >>> step outside this morning, you'll notice it's a couple degrees cooler, mid 50s to low 60s. pier 39, a little foggy around san francisco. if you're going to stay the pool is the good way to do it. the beaches will be bree

. >>> amazon prime daislmt sty y wan t we to sw w. >>> what is the magic number of calories you would have to cut every day to be healthier and help your heart. dr. ashton is here with that answer. we're going to do math, to let you know how to eliminate them from your diet. >>> the makeup and clothing that will help you stay cool. i know i have something she puts on my eyes that's like a cool powder. i don't know. there's some tricks coming up and you'll want to see it coming up on gma. >> i'm pretty sure whatever calorie count doesn't include the nuggets and barbecue sauce and honey. that's all i can think about this morning. >> you know what it does include, air sandwiches. >> yum. >>> public pianos, the city that just set up three in the street sg . >> and you'll have to wait a with advil liqui-gels, what stiff joints? what bad back?thha you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels. ♪ ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. >>> worried about driving this weekend because you're going to get out of t