. >> reporter: amazon's echo has come under fire, too >> alexa, what's the weather in seattle? >> reporter: this year, amazon disclosing that thousands of employees listen to alexa recordings in order to improve alexa's understanding of human speech the privacy concerns are expected to grow as smart speakers become more popular by 2023, an estimated half a billion smart speakers will be up and running for "today," jo ling kent, nbc news. >> you talk about it it ialways on.ose things where i mean, you know, it doesn't matter. >> i've seen it happen where sometimes it thinks you've said the keyword. on my apple watch, i'll see the words i've spoken, as if they'll go out on a text hopefully they don't go out. >> that's scary. >> yeah, it happens. >> we use it mindlessly. we walk into a room. okay, what's the weather going to be? my daughter was doing her homework and says, okay, google, what's 7 plus 3. i'm like, clara, we should probably turn those off. >> siri, are you listening to us >> hmm, that's something i don't know >> okay. maybe not. that was a little vague. the answer w

we'll get to the amazon deals first. these are what some competitors are offering they want to get in on this, too. the hello nest video doorbell, one of the high-tech video doorbells, a lot of competitors have the sale, $230 to $189. often free shipping for the items, too good one to look at. there's also a nest thermostat available. this is one of the smart thermostats. the nice thing here, lowe's and walmart is throwing in a free $50 google home mini one of the smart speakers, the connected devices to help you around the house it'll also work, not surprisingly, with the nest thermostat. >> of course. >> this is probably the best deal we've seen so far these deals are updating throughout the morning here. apple products rarely go on sale this is a $450 savings at best buy for a mac book pro $850 that is a very good deal. >> most of these are until supplies run out. >> if you want it, get online now because they are changing throughout the morning apple products do well in consumer reports ratings now for the amazon dea

reviews apparently, a lot of reviews on amazon are fake or paid for. usually you can tell i mean check it out. for instance, here's a yoga mat. the fake review says, "i use it every day. it's comfortable and easy to clean. [ laughter ] real review says, "i carry it around all in my bag so people think i did yoga whether or not i actually did yoga. [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up, here's a roomba the fake review says, "it's really good at cleaning the floors." real review says, "i'm trying to train it to bring me a bud light from the kitchen." [ laughter and applause trying to train a roomba just get -- takes you longer to train it to just -- whatever >> steve: go >> jimmy: look at this this is for a one gallon of pure protein powder. fake review says, "drank this shake and got jacked." [ laughter ] real review says, "this thing has been sitting on top of my fridge for nine years in three different apartments." [ laughter and applause yeah, just pack it in the box. i'll use it one day. and finally, here's a slip 'n slide. the fake review says, "so muc

e-commerce site might track a check up register where make it easier to check out in the way that maybe amazon makes it incredibly easy and swift to pay. they might make it as frictionless as possible to get peoples money. so that would be a sort of i think pretty kosher application of user data or engagement data.i think you know it gets more -- have cell phone companies selling location data to, and forgetting who the, i guess advertisers will also it is so difficult to purchase the information. i think euros of government surveillance, that can be used to target people who might be suspicious for whatever reason that is culturally based or you know you have people who are targeted for minorities or -- so i don't know, i mean it is sort of limitless. these are mysterious forces that kind of under everything. >> where were you raised? >> i grew up in brooklyn. >> you are from new york city. culture shock on the other coast? >> definitely, yes. in many ways. i think that the sort of counterculture has a pretty significant presence even if it is largely based in the nostalgia. people are more l

>> reporter: now amazon may open a maryland supply center here, according to source, direct knowledge of the talks. county official aren't confirming that but a prince george's county councilmember submitted a proposal to change zoning in a large section oft his area that was first reported by the washington business journal. if approved the operation could provide some 1,500 new jobs. people who live hereave mixed reactions. >> 1,500 jobs? yeah, employment for people. that's a good thing. how we manage it is a critical thing. >> i did not make this purchase to be nxt to a distribution center. i was actually attracted to the work and play where you live. >> and to find out it may be a warehouse coming in? that doesn't play well with us. >> reporter fikolks who live hee are worried about the possibility amazon being improved because site plans the building would go in there area, in two week another proposal on this hearing. >>> a twister rocked parts of buildings and factories and all of which filled with people. more than 200 people had to be rescued. >>> the we to home.rough closer

amazon added 1,000 over the last year according to a study by oxford economis. just in the last two decades, the number of robots used around the world tripled to 2 tony 25 million. it brings me to my question, how many robots will be in the work force by 2030? 5 million? 10 million? 20 million? or 50 million? stay tuned. we'll tell you the correct answer. my book of the week is "the guarded gate" two generations that kept yous, italian and european immigrants out of america. the title says it all. the book is a gripping accoun of a dark wave in american history, yes, it does bring to mind some of the forces that play in america right now. the answer to my gps challenge this week is c, 20 million robots will be in use by 2030 with some 14 million in china alone, according to oxford economic, while many have heralded the end of an era in china, actually the world's great workshop looks forward to cement its position as the leading global manufacturer. internationally this trajectory will cost some 20 million people their manufacturing jobs, even as it increases p

one of the busiest weeks of earnings season with several heavy hitters reporting including facebook, amazon and google's parent alphabet. >>> equifax reached a deal to pay about $700 million to settle a probe by the federal trade comission and other regulators over a massive data breach in 2017. that incident exposed social security numbers and other private information of nearly 150 million people. the breach was one of the largest affecting consumers. equifax did not notice the attack for more than six weeks. >>> and cbs and at&t blaming each other for a blackout of cbs stations on directv and uverse which started on saturday. stations in more than a dozen u.s. markets, including new york and los angeles went dark after the companies failed to reach a new contract. cbs continues to negotiate with at&t but the loss of programming could last a "long time." scott and laura, back to you. >> rahel, thanks. >>> it's 5:13 right now. so there's car share, bike share. how about cup share? berkeley testing it out, a new pilot program with the reusable cup service company. cups are checked out throu

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. >>> some amazon workers in minnesota think prime day will be the prime time to strike. about 100 of them will stop working for four hours next monday afternoon to protest working conditions. the online giant's prime day is being held both monday and tuesday. officials say not all the minnesota center workers will strike. other amazon fulfillment centers will pick up that extra work. >>> on to soccer and the champs, they're home. >> yes, they are. the u.s. women's national team is back on american soil for the first time since taking its second straight world cup title sunday in france. the team touched down at newark liberty airport yesterday afternoon. the players were serenaded with queen's "we are the champions." and welcomed back with a banner reading "congratulations team usa." now the players were in france for over a month. they say they're happy to be back home and proud to show the >>t'om the u.s. so we're happy to celebrate with everyone. >> we kind of what this winning mentality. i think it shows every time we play. i think we've had a lot of success. and we'

so, no comment yet from amazon. but, expect to hear. >> i buy through you, through amazon. >> he would go directly to the supplier. but since amazon is not allowing the contact, that is with the court's ruling. >>> a bill that would allow more low income college students to apply for the program is now on the governor's desk. >> the food stamp program recipients get a card and can use it at grocery stores and farmer markets. the new legislation makes it easier for low-income students to pot qualify for this program. this state senator wrote the bill and set a recent government report says one third of all college students struggle to buy food. >>> another bill that would let college athletes profit from the use of their name, image, and likeness cleared another hurdle and the statewide legislature. the ski was passed unanimously. the bill would ban schools in california from taking way scholarships eligibility from alice athletes who use their fame to make money. it also lets athletes hire an agent to represent them

billion spent worldwide this year on amazon. a whopping 175 million items sold, more than black friday and cybermonday combined with consumer wallets wide open other retailers are basking in the afterglow of prime day more than 200 offered massive discounts to compete and many places like target are still offering big savings many of the target deals have a catch, they want you to buy it online and then come to the store to pick it up to get the dis count. check out this lego star wars set, regularly $139.99, if you buy it online, it's only $111.99. kitchen aid mixer normally $349.99, on sale for $259.99, a savings of $90 plenty of deals on home supplies too where you save now and get a gift card for later. and target is running a special on household supplies. tide detergents, good time to stock up need hair products check out ulta offering discounts on shampoo and conditioner. if you're stocking up on gifts for later, game stop has discounts through the end of the week on games and head phones. and don't forget, there are deal

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so was amazon. shares of apple were down a little lesdz than half a percent. at the closing bell stocks were broadly higher with solid quarterly results for coca-cola and visa. the dow was up 177. the nasdaq up 47. the s&p 500 was up 20. >>> a $10,000 reward is being offered tonight for information about a homicide in richmond back in may. police say the victim was hit by a stray bullet. that reward is being offered in the case of 57-year-old miguel ramirez. he was getting his mail when a gun battle broke out about a block away from his home. ktvu's debora villalon joins us now. she heard from his family and frustrated detectives, deb? quick arrest but had they say he drove the car involved but he didn't pull the trigger, and california law now limits charging him. that's just adding to the family's pain. >> my dad did not deserve to go that way. i still need him. >> reporter: his daughters and widow came to richmond pd, expressing heartbreak at the loss of 57-year-old miguel ramirez. and expressing outrage that whoever killed him remains free. >> this person

. >> jimmy: yeah and this is going to air on amazon >> it's going to be on amazon and myspace. [ laughter ] it's going to be huge. >> jimmy: wow, oh, my god. [ cheend >> jimmy: friendster >> friendster, a.o.l >> jimmy: that's my favorite show ♪ i love friendster. >> oh. >> jimmy: yeah >> now do you have to pay for what you just sang >> i don't believe i sang it long enough to pay for >> or you could just say, "i don't know what i was singing. >> jimmy: yeah, but i was off one note so i would be like - ♪ [ laughter ] >> i feel like that's the end of the song, or, like, a fake commercial break >> jimmy: like, i mean, there's certain songs. like if it's the beatles o something, i can't sing any of the beatles. >> why >> jimmy: i can go like -- it's so expensive to pay, to clear. >> oh, right >> jimmy: so i can go, like -- ♪ hey that's it. [ laughter ] until what you just gathered >> now, could you go - ♪ help [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no >> you couldn't pay for "help. what if you're in trouble? >> jimmy: well, if you're in trouble -- if you're in trouble, we can't legally yell help, no

executives from amazon and apple and facebook and google will appear on tuesday to testify before the house judiciary committee's anti-trust subcommittee. both democrats and republicans are raising concerns. republicans worry conservative voices are getting short rifd online. the ftc is fining facebook for falling short on user privacy. no word on if the people's privacy was abused is going to be getting back from the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> back here in the bay area, new numbers reveal the homeless crisis is worsening. kit do shows us many of the city's homeless people aren't necessarily living on the street. >> so the final report for the homeless census count is out. the number of homeless in santa clara county has now reached an all time high. >> reporter: this year's survey tells us the problem is going from bad to worse, after years of hovering around 7,000, the number of homeless in santa clara county has shot up. it's rapidly closing in on the 10,000 mark for the first time. the number one reason? 30% say loss of a job. 36% say it's their first time being homeless. su

third, regulators could zero in on the amazon prime fly. whe if amazon is using money from other business units toid subsidize or music services, how can other companies that do have to make a profit compete? deidrebosa, "nightly business report." >>> finally, as we mentioned, parentgolphabet and et a ogle could be under scrutiny. here is josh lipton. >> google could be inme the gove crosshairs in part because of the estimated 80% market share in search. antitrust officials will have to decide if it is a monopoly harming consumers. but google officials recently testified on capitol hill, disputing that argument. >> foron example, whenmers search for information they can choose among amazon, yelp, microsoft, travelocity and many otheromnies like these that consistently report strong user growth. if you don't want to use google, there are many other information providers available. >> reporter: and then there is >> i don't think anybody reasonable is going to come to the conclusion apple is a monopoly. our share is much more modest. weon't ha

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steve: okay. >> well, the price for amazon prime day hello, 9999. steve: they knocked 200 bucks off. ainsley: i didn't know you could buy apple stuff on amazon. >> they now have a partnership. now the ipad pro 12.9-inch. regularly 9.99. hello, $150 savings it's 849. we never see that one. >> what about the air pod? >> air pod, these are wireless chargers, the latest version of these. these are amazing. you see them everywhere. they never go on sale. regular price $200. now 20 bucks off for 180. ainsley: those are the lost. i lost three pairs of them. i have to keep buying them. >> this is a six quarte insta p. now not at amazon we found this as macy's for 4.99. you have to use the sale code. promo code deal when you are checking out to get that extra $10 off. ainsley: what do you use for. >> i make homemade dog food in it every week. steve: opposite of a slow cooker. it cooks everything fast. >> we love for conveniences, 49.99 echo dot from amazon. and now half price. ainsley: why is that better than the tall alexis? >> it's not it's just cheaper. a

. >> all rig amazon wants to set up shop in one part ofe' prince georgs county. >> not everybody wants it in their backyard though. just ahead, what happened this afternoon were -- and cbd users who were arrested believin it was pot. >> and dangerous heat out we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now yoac can schedule a callbk or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> now at 6:30, a storm team 4 weather alert on this thursday evening. >> as temperatures climb well into the 90s, that's not even counting the heat index, it's getting nasty outside, and when you take the humidity into account here, it is feels like triple digits out there, and if you think it's bad now, of course, just wait. is coming. >> let's get an update from meteorologist amelia dr

and dell other others mentioned microsoft google parent alphabet and amazon companies on the altering their plans of moving production to avoid new tariffs but also because they face high operating costs in china. u.s. private equity firm colloguing bank put in a $3400000000.00 of a german lighting group also the company formally as siemens subsidiary employs $26000.00 people purchase off a horse at least includes guarantees that office locations and jobs would be maintained also has been struggling struggling to turn a profit and sometimes the final decision about the buyout is expected later today . and that's it from me and the business. formal business news analysis back on stories check out. business. is next right after this quick look at global markets the for. when you will. be the 1st americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listen. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am placed and laughing with the people think deep into the german culture. you did seem to take this crown the day off to you it's all that. time rachel join me for me to shu

now we've done a $180.00 to this point where it's with kevin spacey and with jeffrey tambor from the amazon series transparent the attitude is this person is toxic get them off the set we don't need a court conviction ok this case is done harvey weinstein is finally going to be tried this september what can we expect well weinstein is pleading not guilty on charges of rape of one woman and sexual assault against another he just got a new legal team last week his new lawyer donna road to know is an outspoken critic of me too she says that women need to be responsible for their own actions to which one of the accusers lawyers said well when will weinstein be held responsible for his actions weinstein is currently out on a $1000000.00 bail he may be acquitted but hollywood has something clear signal that he's not making any more movies david as always thank you for your insights to be interesting to see if kevin spacey does return to our screens and the times. post-war america then johnson publishing company was almost single handedly responsible for promoting black culture and the african-ame

what they didn't know is that in honor of prime day, our sponsor amazon had a surprise in store. wh i don't even understand coding. is it? >> so coding is what you put into the computer is what the computer will do. >> you kind of sound like a genius. >> thank >> these elementary school kids their nding most of summer playing video games. but it's not what you think. >> so you're literally creating the game you're playing. >> yeah. >> each of them, some as young as 5 years old, are designing and programming the games all on their own.ou >> y think other kids should learn to code? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it's fun. and it's a good activity to do. >> it's all a part of coding with kids, an education program that hopes to inspire a new generation of computer scientists, engineers, and inventors. for the last five years, they have taught computercience skilled to more than 30,000 students across the country. >> we know we're in the digital age, and we're moving forward with all these careers that have to do with technology. and i think what it will do is really help them get that

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. >>> plus t is amazon prime day. huge deals online but other stores also getting into the summer shopping season. we'll break it down for you. you don't waste your time. you get your best deal on your insta pot or whatever it may be that you want. good morning to you. thanks for joining i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus. let's get a check of your weather on this monday morning. >> good morning. it's another warm one in the inland areas, while the coast stays cool. let's head out the door in pleasant hill, if you're going to the b.a.r.t. station it's cool to start with mid-60s and heating up again today. so short sleeves, feeling summer-like all throughout the afternoon, and as we look at our south bay high temperatures, morgan hill reaching the upper 80s, but we have some low 80s in downtown san jose. more on this in a few minutes and mike, you're tracking a crash in fremont. >> that's right, kari. overall green sensors around the bay, a nice smooth drive. over in fremont, 680 around the mission

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from this week, people will be able to get medical advice from amazon's voice assisted technology. they can ask questions such as ‘how do i treat a migrane?‘ and alexa will then automatically search the nhs choices website for answers. but critics have condemned the new service as a ‘data protection disaster waiting to happen.‘ our health correspondent, nick triggle, reports. alexa, what are the symptoms of chickenpox? according to the nhs website, chickenpox starts with red spots. the popularity of voice assistive technology is growing, and now the nhs is looking to harness its benefits. from this week, people using their amazon alexa device to search for health information or ask medical questions will get that information drawn directly from the nhs choices website. but will this be enough to convince people not to go to their gps or pharmacists?” have an alexa, and she rarely hears me right, so i probably wouldn't.” think if it's for something less... life—threatening, likely common code and things like that, i would be happy to to it. the department of health and

the countdown is on to amazon prime day and workers are busy they are stocked up for two-day sale event. >> the sale is strictly for the foime member. we are working you to get on the bargains without paying for a membership. consumer reporter susan hogan has details. >> reporter: prime day off at 3:00 a.m. this monday. we have four things you need to know right now to make sure you are ready to take advantage of these deals. if you're not a prime member, no problem. crash the party with a free -day trial membership. just don't forget to cancel the auto renew. start shopping early. search the word sneak peek in the app right now to get an early look at some of the sales. if you see somethingou like, click watch this deal. and you will get a notification when the sale goes live. and shop around, you guys. other retailers are likely to ofdaer deep discounts on mony and tuesday to compete with prime day. and we, of course, will have more tips for you leading up to monday, so be sure to stay tuned ner what you need to know to save the most mo >>> kid sleeping in, munching on junk food and s

news 4 confirmed that the pject is a amazon fulfillment center > >thnisot hasee b infoaprmedn th the homeowners. we're very disappointed in this. >> reporter: the developer and its partners presented their plan showing the actual building and how it would both residents and planning board members expressed concern over the project looking like a huge warehouse. some likened the building to a prison because of all the obotics expected to fill the space. it's largely a windowless building. >> it's a community that left behind here after some people have gone, it's a community that stays here, that's invested here at we care about the most. >> understood. >> the developer is focused on is a hundred jobs the complex te will creand said it will not only be a tax generator but will spur the retail homeowners were promised as part of the velopment. having people come into the facility in the morning looking for food,re fast, and -- and grocery stores or in the evening when they leave or during the day, this provides a huge impetus and hopefully a catalyst to bring theve retail pment that th

at issue is whether tech giant that would reportedly include apple, google, facebook and amazon owning too many people pieces of the market and are humming competition or stifling innovation by buying small startups and killing off potential rivals. the prop comes as lawmakers and candidates for stricter regulations and threatened to keep big tech. >> you believe this is political?>> it is that tech is being demonized by democrats including presidential candidates. swiped at the white house by the current president and conservative forces and the republican party. it feels like it is stifling free speech in a way spot google was the only company pointing out the staff members. three said house terry that the google operations benefit the customers. >>> all eyes on the nations capital this morning. robert mueller is about to answer questions about the russia investigation. hear what he has to say, had in a cbs special report. >>> noticeably warmer today for many of us. some of us as much as 7 degrees. i will point out the differences across the bay but it is really the weekend. that is

talk about the costs of businesses leaving the city all together amazon, for example. >> that's what's happening in a lot of cities. new york city, for example, there was very, very poor leadership and chased amazon out and chased businesses out. that's going to have an impact on millennials for sure. also chasing even high earners out. job creators. why would they stay here? if you don't need to be in new york city to make money, you might as well move to florida or texas where taxes are lower. they are spending less money. there is just a more efficient government. i think you are going to see this move to red states from blue states that's millennials but also high earners and job creators. jedediah: no surprise democratic policies drive out of these cities. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. jedediah: new poll patriotism all-time low is that really true? we sent carley shimkus to find out. >> why wouldn't you be proud of this country? america is the best place in the world to live. >> really best place in the world. god bless the united states of america. jedediah: the

. >>> it's summer and you probably don't want to cook about back-to-school, but amazon prime day event will target back-to-school shoppers. it will last two days, july 15 and 16th. it is gearing up by watching out the school year online store . parents and students can buy supplies and there is a section for teachers to buy custom to the core, arts and crafts, instructional technology. american suspended nearly $84 billion >>> delta air lines adding new perks to the economy class service. starting in october they will offer hot towels, bistro style then he, a free living it will be on more than international flights for 6 1/2 hours and some like flights. >>> americans expected to spend $1 billion during the holiday just on pier. researchers the fourth of july is the top drinking holiday in the u.s. but the national federal return retail federation says americans will spend $40.6 billion on hotdogs and hamburgers come down a little bit than last year, but the average cost adds up to about $73 a person. from waste to you to save, to raise our presentation. if you breathing a clothing don

why amazon had it right when it hose virginia for its second headquarters. those stories and much more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, july 10th. . >>> good evening, everyone. welcome. well, the stage is set and investors cheered. federal reserve chair jerome powell bolstered the case for a possible interest rate cut when policymakers meet at the end of he suggested that lowering the benchmark rate would bolster growth and cited a number of uncertainties here and around the globe. thatd lif optimism on wall street, sending the nasdaq to new highs and the s&p 500 ble l briefly through the 3,000 mark before it pulled back. the downd jonestrial average rose 26 points to 26,860. theasdaq was up 60 and the s&p 500 gained 13. we have two reports tonight. bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange, but we begin with steve liesman and the fed. >>> fed chairman jerome powell all but guaranteed thel fed w be cutting rates probably as soon a this month, from the testimony in the house today. while he said the u.s. economy is in a good place he emp

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google, apple, even amazon have been doing it a little bitng , and i think they're a little bit better at it. i think the libra just the timing of it, you know, now you'reng go geoive nefarious actors the ability to manipulate the next election with money they don't have to launder. you can seehe political engine getting under there that way. i think that's one of the reason facebook has sort of more scrutiny on it. >> now, we all know that these kinds of companies, you know, the companies that have been at the forefront of technology, cutting-edge technology for the last several years, have been leading this market higher. now they're getting this scrutiny from rishington. >>t. >> does that cap that growth do you think? >> well, i think every -- i think for facebook, i think it is built in or, you know, the light -- some sort of light regulation is built in. i think itns maybe even built a little bit for google as well, but perhaps not the more disastrous outcome for, say, example rewriting the 1996 communications decency act, which means both google and fallbook would act have to be

>>amazon is working with ice in this way. and we want to raise the profile and say you know there's many steps that we can take to support the immigrant community which is being targeted by this federal administration say we demand the amazon to the right thing they certainly have the profits to be able to make better choices. >>kron 4 has reached out to amazon. but so far has not yet heard back. >>a federal judge in san francisco reduced an million award against monsanto to $25 million for a sonoma county man the 70 year-old and when hard men who said that roundup weed killer causes cancer and a jury ordered monsanto to pay him $80 million in damages. the federal judge says a supreme court guideline requires him to reduce that to 25 million monsanto is facing more than 13,000 roundup lawsuits in us and federal federal and state courts. 2 cases from the bay area have gone to trial and resulted in verdicts against monsanto. novato police are looking for a man who robbed a woman as she was sitting in her car behind a business.

residents had a chance to hear abouts the propo from county officials, and amazon representatives. they saw some of the renderings ma well as a p to get a better sense of amazon's development plans. you can rbad more at amazon's rival in our nbc washington app. >>> we're about to introduceou y to a teen who is using his skills in the kitchen to make a difnce in his community. but this isn't the first time the 13ear-old has been on tv. >> michael's cupcakes. >> the idea for flavors comes from up here. >> from the eart, michael's dessert is a buness baked for the community. every dessert sold buys a dessert for someone in need. there areme thinking, people who are less fortunateth n me, and maybe they shousa ket the things.6hi giving back being ingredient. with some help from mom in the kitchen and a little interference from his brother. the young food advocate runs michael's desserts in his home in buoy. he's doing this for others and not himself. >> baking from scratch, michael connects every flavor to a freedom fighter, superhero. topping every one with his homemade icing. >> ther

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well, amazon has put out about this? well, amazon has put out a statement. they have said they have responded to many of the protesters's demands already. last year they raised salaries at many of the amazon workhouse workers to above the minimum wage. let me read you this, they say we provide great employment in point —— opportunities with excellent pay, we go on to encourage anyone to compare our pay, benefits and workplace to other retailers and major employees in the shakopee community and across the country. that being said, while amazon thinks they are meeting what their workers want, there is going on strike today would disagree. let‘s leave it there, thank you for joining us. now a look at the markets. what has caught your eye? the ftse 100 markets. what has caught your eye? the ftse100 doing well off the back of that news of a slowdown in china. the hope is that will spur the governor in beijing to stimulate the economy, good news for a mining company was to i will see you later. this week marks 50 years since the historic moment when the firs

but users who download the amazon assistant app access to browsing history. legislative activists worry about users selling their browsing information for just $10. >> we feel like that's not a fair trade. it can tell you things about a person's life. large companies aren't able to completely safeguard data. >> amazon says it only collects product and price data and says the data are closely guarded and not sold. >>> avengers endgame is the highest grossing movie of the a we got to finish this. >> disney says the film brought the global box office. opening since just the top avatar's record of 2.78. that was 2.79 the first number. that's a lot of money. it owns avatar. >>> getting a taste of hollywood with a brief cameo on silicon valley. seen meeting with cast members. it's not clear whether he's playing himself on the show. that would make sense. he did reveal his appearance will be on episode one of the show's sixth and final season. expected to premiere in late 2019. >>> record setting opening weekend for the lion kiplace th remake roared stunning opening

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amazon is way too big as a retailer. and you've got facebook, which is the only social media giant. they actually know the issue here. i think there are risks. >> yes. yes, yes. but are they actually going to do anything about it? >> i think it's conceivable they could. you already have the ftc and the justice department looking at antitrust cases here. elizabeth warren running significantly on a platform of break up big tech. >> ted cruz agrees with her. >> exactly. these companies are in serious trouble on both sides and the white house. president trump railing against google, against facebook. he's worried about conservative bias. so you have republicans concerned about that. democrats concerned about market power and domination. that's the kind of combination where you could either see -- no legislation is happening before the 2020 election. but post 2020, depending how it shakes out, they face serious risks of being busted up by washington. >> is it foolhardy for facebook to now be moving into the digital currency space? the president has already expressed his very negative con

. >>> you know you can get a lot on amazon and the company is proving to be a go-to spot for everything including an online home. t y arepartnered up to create a new service called turnkey. this rvice will allow customers to begin their home search and link to real estate brokers. if you use the service to buy a property, you will also receive a credit to spend on selection services. home > no word if the home will be delivered to your front door. come on >> maybe by a drone. drop it right there on the spot. >> coke and pepsi are getting grriopr about eventing plastic solution after een piece started a campaign that named e the beverag giant as the top two defenders on the planet. bottles from coke and pepsie ar causing the most solution. they'll end their memberships with the plastic lobbying group they say they'll look at other ways to distribute the beverages without using plastic or other single e containers. >>> still ahead on "news 4 today," history will no doubt be made on capitol hill in just a matter of hours. we are looking ahead to the testimony of robert mueller. >>> plus, s

amazon getting several packages a week and felt this was a prime gift idea. the cake was delicious, took eight hours to make, even the label was edible. happy birthday to you. everyone, that is pop news. >> wow, the audience loved it. >> i didn't like milk it like i usually do. >> i thought we were getting cake. >>> we're going to turn to our "gma" cover story, meghan markle is in the headlines this morning. she's got a new job as the guest editor of the september issue of british "vogue." we spoke exclusively to the editor in chief about the forces for change issue and what it was like working so closely with the duchess. abc's deborah roberts has more on this. good morning, deborah. >> good morning, cecelia. being the fashionistas you are, you know the september issue of "vogue" is the biggest of the year usually with a cover trying to make a big slash. the british "vogue" edition now is making a tidal wave not just for who's on front but behind the scenes landing the newest member of the royal family to work and craft an iconic issue. it's another history-

he builds movements that have been successful, taken on amazon, raised the living wage. this is a person who has changed the debate on medicare for all. you can be for bernie sanders on the merits. you don't have to be against elizabeth warren or anybody else. you can be for bernie sanders. >> is that what we're going to hear on the debate stage tonight? >> sure, yeah. i'm very confident about it and bernie sanders is confident about the case that he can make to the american public about himself. he doesn't have to put anybody else done. >> in this moment when you see a quinnipiac pole asking voters who has the best chance of defeating donald trump and you see that joe biden is at 47% and bernie sanders is at 10%. >> that's an unfair characterization. like what you're suggesting is somehow he's not able to defeat donald trump, if that's what i'm hearing you say. >> the question is, who has the best chance of beating donald trump, 51% of respondents said joe biden, 10% said bernie sanders. >> and to help people understand this, you look at the head-to-head polls and the l