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

. >>> 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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tonight protests erupt over amazon's facial tech. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's check that forecast right now kari. we'll get to that commute in a moment. >> okay. >> your time is coming my friend. the day looks pretty good. >> looks pretty good, starting out with sunshine in the south bay. we have some fog in san francisco, and a wide range in temperatures in our day ahead, and so as we take a live look in san jose, as the sun comes up, our temperatures will be in the low 70s or low 60s at 7:00, and then some mid-70s by late morning, reaching the 80s again today. we will see some spots reaching the low 90s again this afternoon, so i'll have a look at that, and mike, you're updating the crash in the tri-valley. >> with the help of our waze community, i didn't think it was a major crash and again another update came in, somebody else reported it as a minor crash. we'll thank them, but

> amazon's fifth annual prime day sale is under way. the online retailer is promising more than a million deals and hopes to avoid a website crash that hindered sales last year. to capitalize on the deals you have to have an amazon prime membership. not to be outdone, dozens of other retailers including target and walmart running some sales today in that big effort to compete. the race for spending comes as traditional retailers face a tough year, more than 7,400 stores have closed their doors so far in 2019. >> amazon created this new spike and massive implications for retail in other retailers have to have their share of that wallet. if that wallet share goes on, i think it's going to see target and walmart and best buy suffer even more. >> several employees at an amazon plant outside minneapolis plan to strike today, calling for better wages and working conditions. however, amazon says it will not have an impact on operations. the "today" show will have much more about all the deals being offered, that's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>

tonight protests erupt over amazon's facial tech. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's check that forecast right now kari. we'll get to that commute in a moment. >> okay. >> your time is coming my friend. the day looks pretty good. >> looks pretty good, starting out with sunshine in the south bay. we have some fog in san francisco, and a wide range in temperatures in our day ahead, and so as we take a live look in san jose, as the sun comes up, our temperatures will be in the low 70s or low 60s at 7:00, and then some mid-70s by late morning, reain

alexa and the recordings amazon admits it stores. amazon says it will save recordings forever unless you delete them according to a business insider. the data kept includes a record of requests to access outside services like uber and stores some data surrounding reoccurring requests including anniversary reminders. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," the latest on the chaos in san o's ll. >> to shoot me in the back. >> two victims are recovering. why commuters received a major interruption as part of an investigation and when we're expected to get another update from police. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> and good wednesday morning to you. taking a live look outside right now, spooky but yet beautiful. this is a shot of the golden gate bridge. you see the lights there, that's the golden gate bridge, but look at all the fog surrounding it. just a beautiful way to start the morning. spooky but

. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," executives from bay area tech companies along with amazon will be on capitol hill. we'll tell you the reason they're going to be grilled by lawmakers. >>> plus the summer driving season being stung by high gas prices. how much more you're paying at the> let's take you out live ths morning to the entrance to the bay bridge, as the traffic begins to build. we'll be checking in with mike for the latest on your drive to work on this tuesday morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set for a bit of a mixed start to the trading day. yesterday stock eeked out small gains, enough to push the dow, nasdaq and s&p to new record highs. today's watch list, data on it retail sales, import prices and manufacturing plus earnings from jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs as well as johnson & johnson. >>> executives from amazon, apple, facebook and google will all be on capitol hill today testifying before a house committee on the tremendous market pow

generally coyotes stay away from people. >>> an update now on amazon's alexa and the recordings amazon admits it stores. amazon says it will save recordings forever unless you delete them according to a business insider. the data kept includes a record of requests to access outside services like uber, and stores some data surrounding reoccurring requests including anniversary reminders. >> hmm, interesting. >> remind me of my wedding anniversary. >> right now i hope that you didn't wake up late, if you're going to be traveling along this area in the east bay. listen up. southbound 880 at tennison road there is a sig alert crash, all lanes are actively blocked and there was a little bit of a slowing on the side but a lot of folks if you can, jump off right before you even get to that area, and take his hesperian boulevard. there is a sig alert crash, there's no telling how long it will take to clear that out so again, if you're traveling along southbound 880 at tennison road this morning, in the east bay, it's going to be a tough commute. also significant slowing along northbound 880, a

will strikes mess up amazon's event? the warehouse workers saying that's part of their plan. >>> at that moment, not exactly the happiest place on earth. a huge fight caught on camera at disneyland. new what police say happened when they contacted the family. >>> and governor newsom has a big decision to make on a bill that could make police think twice before firing their weapon. the law would change for officers across california, what it would change. >>> a big threat to obamacare this morning and another candidate for president. let's take you out to the big board this morning. dow industrials losing more after hitting records last week. you're watching "today in the bay." it's no ordinary day for our family at denny's. it's crepe day. 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 >>> good tuesday mompg. at 6:42, it's a clear start in walnut creek and we're going to have a beautiful day. some upper 50s with a f

as of today, you can return amazon packages at kohl's store. the stock market, which has been at or near records will likely sink again today because of good news. you remember on friday, we got the word the economy continues to grow with nearly a quarter million new jobs added to the american economy in june. well, that's discouraging news for people who were hoping for lower interest rates. the president once again attacking his own pick for fed chairman jerome powell saying the fed doesn't know what it's doing. we get the minutes from that fed meeting on wednesday. >>> now let's assume for a moment economist at the fed do know what they're doing. they raise rates to battle inflation, but we haven't seen much inflation. they lower rates to spark economic growth, but we have growth without it. so rates really haven't moved lately. >>> british airway also pay a record fine to british regulators for accidentally exposing very personal information about its passengers to hackers. ba says it was a victim along with the customers who were diverted

amazon is always ahead of the competition. they've launched storefronts and they'll do that all summer. >> because of prime day, back to school season has started to shift earlier and earlier. >> the 48-hour sale this week amazon topped more than 100,000 purchases of lunch boxes and laptops. >> i wasn't in the mood so shop but i did need school supplies so i kind of contributed. >> i am so glad to have almost all of that over. >> i do it times three. you should see my target. >> i'm still paying tuition. >> wow. don't even talk about college. my mind is gonna blow. >> haven't even started thinking about buying school supplies and all that stuff. i'm still in summer mode, and i think our weather is, too. here is a live look outside in dublin this morning, as you get ready to head out. looking a little hazy, if you're headed to the dublin b.a.r.t. station. you'll still need some long sleeves to start out this morning, but it will be very nice and warm day, reaching the low 80s by 1:00. let's check out all of our microclimates in

so far, no specific companies have been named but facebook, google, apple and amazon are among those believed to be at the center of the inquiry. experts say that the investigation will focus on whether companies are stifling competition or harming consumers. >> their size and reach is what has allowed them to do that and also what keeps their dominance sticky, because it's something that's really harod duplicate, practically impossible. >> critics believe that the cycle of competition has broken down, and there's no change for upstarts to compete anymore. the last time the doj filed a major tech-related anti-trust charge was 20 years ago against microsoft. >>> a top ranking member of the sfpd is reportedly heading across the bay. "the examiner" reports current assistant chief tony chaplain will become the new police chief in hayward. in his name sounds familiar he served as sfpd's interim chief in 2016 resigned. he's expected to start his new role september 3rd. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> a teacher turned author and her take on what kids ne

one of the busiest weeks of earnings season with several heavy hitters reporting including facebook, amazon and 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 attnsk for more than six weeks. >>> and cb cbs stations on directv and failed to reach a new contract. cbs continues to negotiate with at&t but the loss pgramming cotime." scott and laura, back to you. >> thank you much. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," your new work week forecast with kari hall. >> looks pretty good. mostly clear skies in walnut creek and temperatures in the low 60s. we'll quickly warm up today. upper 70s by 11:00 so we'll look at all of our microclimates and a hot week ahead, coming up next. >>> and the san mateo bridge moves very smoothly right now. the bridge isn't moving, the traffic across the bridge is. where there are many more lights and

. >> good morning, coming up on "today," amazon prime day is over but doesn't mean the deals are done. we are going to show you the secret on how you can score big savings from everything from household supplies to cosmetics, and we are also going to tell you what you should buy now verses waiting to buy later to get some of these deals. >>> right now, breaking news. a fire that was not an accident. plus -- >> racism on display at a rally in north carolina. the president's new comments and the crowd on four congress women of color. >>> the laws change with time and the same thing goes here. >> controversial cross. today four judges will hear arguments on a long standing monument. thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. i am laura garcia. >> marcus washington has the day off. we will start with mike and traffic. >> it's sad news. at 1:00 this morning, this is video from earlier from the east county. antioch police on the scene off of highway 4 and from balboa court, and near the freeway itself, this continues to be the situation. this suv hit the tree and there was a car fir

amazon is now offering a solution. the online retail giant is selling an array of build it yourself tiny homes. smaller kits start at $5,000. three-bedroom kits cost $19,000. those homes come in three big packages, shipped to the customer's door. you don't want your neighbor picking up that package. >> on your porch until i get home. >> could be a good solution for some folks. >> it's a great option. kris you've been reporting how cities are loosening up oefrd nances. with more houses there may be more drivers or more xhulters. looking at no problems for any specific area. we have a couple of crashes one just popped up coming up through sunnyville north 101. no details from the chp. the crash 680 at mission is on the shoulder out of traffic and no slowing there, that's good news for fremont. we see more traffic slowing. 84 headed toward 680, traditional spot and the dublin interchange that's just fine. it's clear the view there from our camera. we have a good volume of traffic but no problems as you head up the dublin

amazon is getting closer to robots and automation taking over jobs. some employees will learn skills like fixing robots. we just posted a new episode of the podcast, "san hill road." they are talking about all the opportunity here in silicon valley. >> success begats success, right? >> john and i have a frank discuss about the money in silicon valley, some of the venture funds for startups come from sovereign funds, they come from kingdoms or policed states that are wealthy and want to reinvest their money, and it may be places where you and i may not agree with some of their human rights policies, and you can listen to it on apple podcast or google podcast. >> i love all the different angles you cover. stuff we might not think of. >> i really enjoy it. >>> a birthday celebration in san francisco today. look here, the birthday girl, lucy mirigian is turning 113 years old, and this was her 112th birthday, the video, and a few years back the government demanded proof she was still alive so she could keep receiving her pension. happy birthday, miss lucy.

google and amazon report on thursday. we'll hear from twitter on friday. these companies all making mo y money. this organization, losing money every month. the u.s. government cannot balance its books. but will stay open by borrowing more. the president, republicans, democrats, reaching a deal that tracie potts talked about b. it hasn't passed congress. it would raise the debt ceiling and increase spending to keep the government operating. we're gushing red ink. rooer spending a trillion dollars more than a year than we're bringing in. to be fair, obama also spent a trillion dollars more than we were bringing in back in his first couple years. but remember we were in a huge reeducation. bigest thing since the great depression. so if you lose your job and your spouse looses their job, you might put tuition on the credit card. run up the debt. if you're running up your debt when things are flush, when you're getting huge bonuses and still maxing out the credit card, what are you going to do during the next recession? that's the big worry in washington. >> i

amazon does this, too. ideally they're only listening to the recordings to the wake-up word okay google or alexa. of course they do that. this is how they get the devices to work. >>> the genius project in oakland to teach young black men about programming but not just coding. leading and entrepreneurship too. this week on press:here -- >> we aren't going to lose sleep on the representation on a given night because we're helping young people understand how to build for themselves, how to build relationships, and how to find their pathway and make their pathways if they're not clearly established. >> dr. brandon nicholson saying i'm not doing this for google, uber or facebook. i'm doing this for the kids who will create their own ubers and googles and facebook. "press here" sunday mornings at 9:00. >> i have it set in my recorder. thank you very much, scott. >> 5:17 for you right now. >>> penguin chicks learning how to -- what are you doing? what is that? >> what's going on? >> so look, these little chicks a

. >>> amazon is going gaga. lady gaga is going to launch a line of beauty products exclusively on the online retail site expanding the company's cosmetics business. the brand called house laboratories will be available in september. the move underscores how the world's biggest online retailer is ramping up competition with traditional cosmetic sellers like sephora which launched a brand by rihanna. >>> this new video here of a delicate rescue effort in sacramento. the victims about a half dozen ducklings. cuties. they fell into that storm drain there, with the nervous mother pacing back and forth as you would imagine. the firefighters lend a helping hand, lifting them out one by one. once they got on their feet the ducklings wobbled off to join mama duck. they waddled away. >> stuck again. >> get in line, kids. >> the mom's like let's go. >> let's go. now i told you all when we go around here, don't fuall in thoe drains! >> hold hands, everybody. >> why are ducklings just so, so cute. >> we see a lot of them thi

. >>> amazon is going gaga over lady gaga is going to launch a line of beauty products exclusively on the online retail site expanding the company's cosmetics business. the brand called house laboratories will be available in september. the move underscores how the world's biggest online retailer is ramping up competition with traditional cosmetic sellers like sephora which launched a brand by rihanna. >> a lot of people i'm sure will buy that, too. >>> this is something you don't have to buy, you can look at it for free right now. this new video here of a delicate rescue effort in sacramento. these are a half dozen ducklings that fell into a storm drain there, with the nervous mother pacing back and forth. the firefighters lend a helping hand, lifting them out one by one. once they got on their feet the ducklings waddled off to join their mama. get in line. >> no, let aguess a different way. >> all right, we're going this way. here we come, mom. >> that is too cute. thncht thnc >>> this is cute. these two new york women are sisters and gave birth to baby girls at the same hospital at

amazon does this, too. ideally they're only listening to the recordings after the wake-up word okay google, or alexa. this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. this is how they get the devices to understand what people say. >>> ford just made a deal with volkswagen. vw will invest billions in ford's argo self-driving car system and ford will get access to vw's electric car technology. >>> the genius project in oakland to teach young black men about coding and leadership and entrepreneurship. this week on "press:here" i sit down with the organizer who says his aim is not necessarily to increase the number of african-americans at high-tech firms. >> we aren't going to lose sleep on the representation on a given night because we're helping young people understand how to build for themselves, how to build relationships, and how to find their pathway and make their pathways if they're not clearly established. >> dr. brandon nicholson saying i'm not here to help google. i'm hear to help the young men, who will make