in the past, there was one day with amazon prime, amazon went out of the gates and everyone went amazon and bought, whether his impulse or not. walmart, target, costco, kohl's, they are getting on board. they are going to see a bump of 60% in sales over the next couple days. >> charles: the last two years, feels like the brick-and-mortar names are finding ways to push back against amazon and ultimately i think it's benefiting at least the consumer but it's also helping them. >> july is typically a slow period for retailers. it's before back-to-school and holiday shopping. >> charles: are they borrowing? they say back-to-school, will that period still be as robust as normal question exlico it will. some retailers trying to differentiate themselves from amazon. amazon is doing select items. trying to figure out what i liked or was going to buy. i saw some small appliances i liked. it's a lot of impulse purchases that happen. >> charles: there was a report out of the u.k., they did a study. over send 70% of people who worked there skipped bathroom breaks. they were afraid they would lose t

>> yes, today and tomorrow, amazon prime day, lots of deal on amazon really a lot of those amazon devices that we will see mark down, the fire, kindle, all of that, but, of course, you have to have amazon prime membership to take advantage of those prime deals, but there are some other retailers getting in on that action, they've got 2 days of deals as well, running exactly the same amount of time as amazon sales, they are pushing the fact that you don't need a membership to shop on target's website, wal-mart also deal, they've got 4 days of deals starting yesterday through wednesday, so really we are seeing this mid-july shopping spree for consumers out there looking to take a look at deals and websites now. heather: competition is good, well, the time now is about 46 minutes after the top of the hour and they are facing thousands of lawsuits, now johnson & johnson on doj investigation. mothers using tainted powder on their children, dr. mark siegel is here to break it down for us. >> good morning. hh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh

amazon web services is the most profitable bit of amazon, it's what allows them to enter and dominate other markets. so if you think such a massive contract is effectively a taxpayer bailout to jeff bezos, so what went on in those meetings? well, a recent federal lawsuit by another company who wants the contract claims amazon secretly negotiated with a then-dod employee, offering hem a job -- him a job, stock options and even a signing bonus to come and work for amazon all while he was working on the jedi program. unbelievably, he did not even recuse himself when he allegedly received the offer, despite the government regulation that bans this exact kind of conflict of interest. none of this is a surprise when you realize just how swampy amazon is. look how many senior executive branch officials, some of whom were literally responsible for procurement, recently left the government and spun round amazon's revolving door. not just deep ubi, but also christine halverson, scott renda, victor gavin, raul prabakhar, on and on it goes. and then there's the lobbying. amazon spent $14.2 billio

>> you know, because amazon prime day may have started by amazon but now everybody is jumping into it, you've got macy's, ebay, a whole host, target, other big boxes like wal-mart, they're all having sales at this very moment, for example, we found the instant pot $10 cheaper at macy's as you would find on amazon during prime day right now. jillian: i got a good deal on friday on am done, just saying. >> 49.99 right now. >> you got me beat. amazon smartphone app. >> you know, if you use amazon smartphone app and you use the camera feature to search for a product, they're promising additional 20% off of whatever deal is already going on and that's pretty good deal. jillian: yeah that is good. keep checking for updates because the deals can change, right? >> they change constantly, just write it as we are speaking i'm seeing apple ipad that has never been on sale that i've ever seen, normally $429, now 299, a samsung tv that was $2,200, now at $1,500 and lg tv, adidas 30% off, worth taking a look at all of this and also worth getting the plan of action which i will have at cyberguy.com.

so you can get ains a ains not just amazon. >> not just amazon. ainsley: start at the end with the tablet. >> amazon wants to sell their own pry tear products fire tablet. actually the 7 version. normally 49.99. and today it is 29.99. you said you just got that right? steve: terrific. ainsley: like the yellow, too. ♪ just amazon but places like kohl's. >> this is the insta pot. if you remember for black friday this caused like a stir. everybody had great deals on it. everybody was selling it. this is actually normally 79.99. here's the deal with kohl's we'll reveal it 59.99. you also get kohl's cash for every 50 you spend. that's my kohl's cash from yesterday. and yes to your rewards and return four amazon at kohl's now without a box. steve: handy. ainsley: we're seeing big discount on adidas sneakers, ebay. free shipping and returns. not just for grandmother's old watches and such. the men's are actually $85 normally they are going to be 44.99. the women respects 140 and huge discount. $70. you can take them on the way out: ainsley: how about t

. >> jon: amazon is planning to leave seattle sleepless as it prepares to move thousands of employees from that city to nearby bellvue washington. dan springer is in seattle with more. reporter: amazon has been synonymous with seattle as latte s and rain but now the tech giant is adding jobs everywhere but the emerald city. 25,000 in virginia, 2,000 in boston, 100 more in denver and austin, and its been on a real estate buying binge in bellvue, a large suburb of seattle with seven properties including future twin towers and the just- announced bellvue 600 which is the tallest in the company. >> so these have met with amazon and we want to make sure they feel welcome. >> it is opposite the approach taken by elected officials in seattle who have amazon's founder. jeff bezos is our enemy. he is our enemy, and we have to fight big business. >> arguing that amazon's high wages have driven up the cost of housing so much, it's causing the homeless crisis, and they passed a head tax, a fee for every employee in seattle after a union-led backlash the tax that would have cost amazon $12 million

elizabeth warren tweeted "i fully support amazon workers prime day strike. their fight for reliable and safe jobs in the reminder we must come together to hold big corporations accountable. big sales are what's expected over the next few days of these prime days with freckled sales expected to be shattered. bret. >> bret: live on the line there in minnesota. thanks. a lot of folks are taking the internet fueled idea of storming area 51 where conspiracy theorists think the government has aliens on the ice as just clickbait, but it appears the u.s. air force is taking these threats seriously. jennifer griffin shows estimate from the pentagon. >> it was a joke, but when the air force is taking seriously, a facebook post and about fake designed to get licensed to and read the air force base in about an honest area 51, which has been at the center of ufo and alien conspiracy theories for decades. more than 1 million people have signed up for the "storm area 51, they can't stop all of us" event waited for late september in which the post eclairs "we can move faste

. >> carley, 48 minutes after the hour, amazon believed to have raked in billion of bucks during prime week and why workers say they are being cheated. top gun fans head over heels for big screen romance, so we will see a reunion in the sequel, actress, answer when we come back. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design this but give them a cookie and a star. >> amazon under fire accused of not paying overtime during prime week. >> tracee, good morning. tracee: amazon employees at delivery facility in chicago said that the company did not pay them overtime during prime week, the mega sale just a few days ago, many of them recently part of the nearly formed dch1 amazonian united group fighting for rights for workers, t

workers protested during the a amazon prime day sale on monday at a minnesota facility. they say the working conditions are unsafe and unfair. the workers say it's like a 21st century sweat shop. amazon is denying the allegations, renewing the offer to lawmakers to come into the facilities, to tour them, to get a firsthand look at what is going on there. amazon defending themselves, saying that this is really not an accurate portrayal of what's happening at their company. prime day sales, analysts are estimating $5.8 billion in sales brought in during those two days. jillian: okay. so burger king is doing something that seems interesting to me, i guess. or weird. rob: she's a big burger king fan. >> this is their new 50/50 menu. burger king in sweden, this is an effort to promote their new plant based burgers. if you're brave enough to order from the 50/50 menu, you have a chance of getting a real burger or one of these plant based burgers. you just don't know what you are going to get. and burger king wants you to guess and you enter your guess into the burger king app

amazon also. a lot of people want us to take action. >> tucker: are you going to? >> i can't say that, tucker. >> tucker: you come to osaka and tokyo. the cities are clean. there is no graffiti. no one going to the bathroom on the streets. very different from our cities? >> some of our cities. >> tucker: new york city, san francisco and los angeles they have a major problem with filth. >> it's very sad. >> tucker: why is that? >> it's a phenomenon that started 2 years ago. it's disgraceful. i am looking at is very seriously. we are doing other things as you probably noticed. you can't do that. you can't have where police officers are getting sick just by walking the beat. they are getting very sick. people are getting sick. the people living there are living in hell. some of them have mental problems where they don't even know they are living that way. perhaps they like living that way. they can't do that. we can't ruin our cities. you have people that work in those cities, they work in office buildings. to get into the building they have to walk through a scene th

you have amazon's prime days july 15 and 16. the retailers are trying to get a leg up. there's deals across the board. >> there's a presale for amazon's prime day. >> that's happening now. >> now. >> before the actual days. >> don't get on your phone yet. >> it's crazy. happens every year. it's worse now. the presales are going on now. >> that's me. i'm a slop. >> did you drop a cup? >> i did. >> the homes good stuff is on sale. i was at whole foods earlier. >> i got the alert. >> it says you have a $10 credit. >> now i have to go shopping because i get a discount on amazon. >> a $10 credit. a good thing. >> that's already happening. if you're looking for clothing, great deals. >> cars? >> it's always a good day for cars. cars, mattresses, appliances. that's been going on awhile now. now the retailers are selling everything from clothes to outdoor sporting goods to freebies on the restaurants. everybody is in the game. >> everybody is already done shopping for the summer clothes. that's why the discounts happen. people are thinking about back to school, which gives me t

amazon getting a run from its money from major retailers. the e-commerce giant rolling out the prime day discounts. target and walmart and others are offering their own bargains and their hopes of attracting the online shoppers, especially those without a amber ship. mary abner joins me now. didn't they used to call this christmas and july? >> good memory. it's after black friday in july, july isn't the month in retail where much goes on. there is no big gift giving event in the sales haven't started -- sales in the summertime. >> dana: the next big event is back to school. >> that is correct. sales are clearing out their summer merchandise and getting ready for fall, but the big one is back to school. they are getting a jump on it and anybody who can get something in july at come at it's a win. >> dana: there's been so much marketing and excitement. taylor swift is involved, she will perform. laptops, tvs, stellar electronics are very big. what else? >> one thing about electronics, if you can sell electronics in july it's a huge won because

investigators say the hacker is a former amazon engineer, paige thompson. here's a picture. she apparently bragged about this online left a real trail. she is charged with computer fraud and abuse and is scheduled to have a hearing on tuesday. today is tuesday, no. the hearing is on thursday. one person, all of this. >> is not unbelievable? computer fraud, five years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine. not enough frankly given the magnitude of the law to capital one not to mention all the privacy breaches to all these americans the canadians that were affected. >> shepard: is it just a matter of a lock that nobody's numbers are out there? >> i don't think we fully know. we are not really sure. investigation is still ongoing and at such a significant breach. you're talking about 140,000 social security numbers and she apparently went online to say she was going to publish all these numbers and the names of these individuals. who knows who she this information to you. frankly if i were defending her, we would like to see if we could cooperate and get that information.

this amazon box is actually a cake. her husband thought it would be perfect since she's a frequent amazon shopper. the shipping label was edible -- todd: well done. turning point usa staff are fired for showing a doctor presidential seal. is a 2-headed ball legal similar to the one on the russian seal. a spokesperson says it was not meant to be offensive. carley: a mcdonald's worker cost gossiping on a hot mike at a drive-through. take a listen. >> he is a joke. i loaned her $20 ahead to ask her twice for back. she gives me $10 -- i apologize. how can i help you? carley: the video is going viral. it is not clear where it happened. "fox and friends first" continues right now. todd: friday, july 26th, fox news alert, iran and north korea launching new missile tests in defiance of calls to denuclearize. carley: what is the trump administration's next move? we are live with the latest. >> the characterization out there of a big national debate but what do you want people to do? >> everything we can to keep individual safe.

one day before amazon prime day. like amazon walmart is offering free two-day shopping on all openers today through wednesday. amazon prime day starts tomorrow and runs through tuesday. you can run out and go shopping. >> i'm so excited. you know me. >> 2020 pete butt 2020 pete butg backlash. >> last week whe he refused to apologize. instead he sent us pizza. our officers are brave men and women who put their life on the line fur our community each day. we asked that instead of delivering pizza the mayor deliver some respect for what police officers do. >> the fraternal order of police in south bend also sharing video of pizza boxes buttigieg sent. here to weigh in is radio talk show host in the great state of indiana, tony katz. we all love business disu but what does this whole incident say to you? >> this has got to be one of the weirdest stories out there and further goes along the line that pete buttigieg is disdisconnected from where he lives. when he did the town hall there was a police shooting, a man did die

prime day for amazon. workers going on strike. what's happening? >> amazon. the idea was started in china called singles day and a real holiday dwarfs anything in america. you have the big sales. people go online and shop and so amazon picked it up. prime day wasn't their biggest day last year but it is a big recruiting day for them. apparently if you go on amazon you get all these discounts and bargains. the idea is for people to become members. >> bill: in the middle of summer they created their retail holiday. >> in a down period. flip side around 3:00 we have workers do a walk-out at amazon. >> bill: here is your worker page. amazon minimum wage $15 an hour. >> there was an organization that covered a couple warehouses in the u.k. last year. this stuff goes beyond money. what they found is that these workers were working 10-hour shifts. many of them were afraid to take bathroom breaks. 74% said they wouldn't take a bathroom break. it has gone from 150 to 250 an hour. they said management was abusive. 55% reported being depressed. 57% reported being more a

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

amazon was morally right to do that. what did amazon do? they's cut stock compensation and cut jobs. >> the armageddon not a lot of folks feared with this coming was, it didn't materialize. we have record employment lows w sense of the states where wages didn't go up but that's a booming economy. >> so that's the issue. can a booming economy left more votes than having the government's step in and say left the wages? again and again, we say what is the best way to get wages under the rise? i don't know if the top-down approach works. i'm just looking at all the data here and we see with the minimum wage, more than half believe that low-wage job within a year and they go up the income ladder. so it's not that they are locked on that minimum wage job, they have mobility up and out. it's usually college-age students who have the minimum wage job and it's terrible that we are in this country where people are trying to easement, academic raise money on the minimum wage. >> the economy itself, there minimum wage goes up anyway. looking forward to

she got her way in denying the great people of new york city 25,000 or so amazon jobs. she got her way getting people to buy into this ridiculous green new deal when put to an actual vote in the senate got zero votes. that's zero votes. you saw those blind polls last week about her from democrats saying she is a joke and has no power. they don't know anything. people are tired of all the star power and no substance. the not so blind quotes from the likes of representative meeks, and william clay. respected long-time serving members and members of the congressional black caucus pushing back at ocasio-cortez just 10 short days ago for saying that nancy pelosi was a racist. she was targeting them because they were women of color. by the way, people are saying oh, president trump wants these four to be the face of the democratic party. you know who else does? those four do. they're loving their time in the spotlight. and i can attack them on policy but they've been here for six months. i can't exactly pull what they said two years ago. they haven't been. i'm always going to

amazon workers are set to protest on amazon prime day their wages that are around that number already. >> it's just a number they pulled out of a hat some time ago. someone crunched some numbers and said okay this is a good one. and you are right. the next complaint will be it's not a quote, unquote livable wage. and soon it would be why not 20? why not 25 in the problem also, of course, is that $15 is a lot more in mississippi than it is in new york city. so for the federal government to say all -- this is it across the board, every city, every state has to pay this amount of money, you are going to stifle economic opportunity for the very people that you claim you want to help. pete: great point. steve: one of the biggest shopping days of the year aside from the christmas and holiday season is amazon prime day because you get it shipped for free. and now it sounds like these workers at one particular fulfillment center are talking about striking on that day. you obviously they have gotten amazon's attention. they want a raise. >> listen. remember though bernie called out jeff bezos.

transaction, amazon is trillion dollar company that paid zero in taxes last year, if we give a sliver of transaction, every facebook ad, every robot truck mile, we can generate hundreds of billions in new revenue and the great thing is when we put this dividend into your hands, thousand dollars a month, where does the money go, the money goes back to local communities and the economy, goes to car repairs, day care, little league sign-ups, all the things that make up healthier and stronger and would help create millions of jobs around the country. chris: i want to pick up on something, well, whatever it is, we pay a million in -- trillion and a half dollars in transfers, some conservatives are saying, if we would give everybody $12,000 a year we could replace the welfare state, yeah, everybody would get the andrew freedom dividend but conservatives can do away with social programs that a lot of people at the lower end of the income scale depend on. >> well, my program is universal but it's oped in and if you opt in you would be foregoing to certain existing programs, this would be a wi

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amazon, one of those sort of gigantic retail concerns. meeting the revenue estimates of the company but not making as much money as they thought it would. don't cry for jeff bezos or amazon in general, but that stock which has been a high flyer, it clipped a little bit today, falling a tad. we are going back to the house floor, a vote going onto increased spending. it's expected to pass without much difficulty. something we are following is the revolt within the republican party, some of the conservative rumor saying we are signing off on something that's going to add a lot of red ink. it's expedient, helpful. everyone wants it done. so that they don't have to visited for two years, it's propelling this, but that's the problem with these conservative saying that we are planting again and hoping we don't have to worry about it for two years by which time will have added another 2 trillion in debt. cles. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $389 a month, for 36 months, and we'll make your first month's paym

and she kept amazon from going. it would have been a good deal. could have been better, it may be, but tens of thousands of jobs. and new york has not been the same since that happened. it has really hurt new york and new york city. amazon was going to go, they were going to relocate a major section of their business to new york. she cut them out. that was a terrible thing she did. a terrible thing she did. here's the story -- here's the story. i see them complaining. they are complaining constantly. i watched lindsey graham today on "fox & friends" talking about the same subjects, and frankly, even stronger than what i'm saying. he says they are communists, i'm saying they are socialists, definitely. as to whether or not they are communists, i would think they might be, but this is not what our country is about. nevertheless, they are free to leave if they want. and if they want to leave, that's fine. and if they want to say, that's fine. but the people have to know. and politicians can't be afraid to take them on. a politician that hears somebod

. >> which one amazon. >> i'm getting tremendous complaints about the contract with pentagon and amazon. they are saying it wasn't competitively bid. this is going on for a long time i guess probably before this administration. and we are looking at it very seriously. it's a very big contract. one of the biggest ever given, having to do with the cloud and having to do with a lot of other things. and we are getting tremendous, really complaints from other companies and from great companies. some of the greatest companies in the world are complaining about it having to do with amazon and the department of defense. and i will be asking them to look at it very closely to see what's going on because i have had very few things where there has been such complaining. not only complaining from the media or at least asking questions about it from the media, but complaining from different companies, like microsoft and oracle and ibm. great companies are complaining about it, so we are going to take a look at it. we will take a very strong look at it. thank you very much, everybody. >> thank you, p

transaction, amazon is trillion dollar company that paid zero in taxes last year, if we give a sliver of transaction, every facebook ad, every robot truck mile, we can generate hundreds of billions in new revenue and the great thing is when we put this dividend into your hands, thousand dollars a month, where does the money go, the money goes back to local communities and the economy, goes to car repairs, day care, little league sign-ups, all the things that make up healthier and stronger and would help create millions of jobs around the country. chris: i want to pick up on something, well, whatever it is, we pay a million in -- trillion and a half dollars in transfers, some conservatives are saying, if we would give everybody $12,000 a year we could replace the welfare state, yeah, everybody would get the andrew freedom dividend but conservatives can do away with social programs that a lot of people at the lower end of the income scale depend on. >> well, my program is universal but it's oped in and if you opt in you would be foregoing to certain existing programs, this would be a wi

she was a systems engineer at amazon web services from 2015 to 2016 capital one data is hosted by amazon's cloud service. >> it sort of shattered the myth that the cloud is some sort of out there secure impenetrable fortress where it's really just a series of servers and software, which is just as vulnerable to hacking. >> the hack compromised the personal information of about 106 million people, essentially anyone who has ever had or even applied for a capital one credit card. it is among the largest security breaches of a u.s. financial institution ever to have happened. capital one stock price fell around 6% today. in a statement, capital one ceo said "while i am grateful the perpetrator has been caught, i am deeply sorry for what has happened. i sincerely apologize for the understandable worry this incident must be causing those affected, and i'm committed to making it right." cyber security experts agree banks and bear the responsibility. >> the fact that we have unencrypted data sitting in infrastructure for large periods of time, that's an alarming trend and it needs to change. bank

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about what facebook's track has created. >> the justice department with new investigation, facebook, amazon, google, anticompetitive practices and there may be anticompetitive practices. the ipo of the companies broke major laws and should be broken up when millions and millions of people willingly use their services free by the way, seems far-fetch to me. >> it's difficult to prove when consumers are happy, anticompetitive is when consumers are hard, it's hard to prove and that's why we left the tech giants grow so big. how do you see google monopoly when ad rates are the lowest of anyone out there, the big question here is, do you have so much data with these companies, like insider trading, you have access to information about what other companies you should acquire or other trends are really good for business but other people don't and that's what they will be looking into here, it's not just a privacy practice, mergers and acquisitions. >> they've gotten too big and too powerful. 5 billion-dollar fine m people unhappy about facebook, if it had been 10 billion, 20 billion, counterargume

of course, amazon and costco can pay their workers $15 an hour. mom-and-pop businesses cannot afford it. if the government forces them to do that, they will force them out of business. bernie sanders will not have the kind of help he needs to run the campaign that is going to get him the nomination which is a lot of people all over the country, particularly in the critical states knocking on doors. those are the people that will have their hours cut and they will go from 60 hours a week to 42 hours a week. that will not be enough. that is the reality and that is why they don't have minimum wage laws in place like denmark. >> juan: in fact, you guys have said people get hurt by this. but more people are help in terms of higher wages that allow them to support their families. >> actually the cbo just did an analysis nonpartisan analysis, that showed 3.7 million people will lose their jobs. with a $15 an hour -- they won't benefit from the higher wages. because they will always stay up $15 an hour. >> juan: $15 right now -- >> one come i don't think

. >> if you have amazon echo device listen up. the company just admitted they may be storing all your data. >> lawmakers questioning how long amazon holds on to voice recording. so should customers be worried? ed: joining us now is associated fellow for the technology and national security program at the center for a new american security. that is a mouthful. kara frederick. good morning, cara. we have heard before about the echo about amazon keeping some data. what was new about this revelation they made to senator chris coons? >> hi, good morning. so there is three issues at play here. and the thing is is that amazon is going to keep your video recording store indefinitely. unless did you go in manually and delete it. secondly, amazon basically said that they are going to keep the transcripts on non-primary storage systems as welas well. they will delete those transcripts of those voice recordings if you delete it from their primary storage systems. but not necessarily the ones that aren't the primary ones. and then additionally

and we saw that with amazon, when amazon raised its minimum wage. what did it do? it starts to cut bonuses and stock-based pay and it moved more to robots. a lot of people on the left like to cite nordic countries but nordic countries do not have a minimum wage. we are talking sweden, finland and denmark. it's a one-size-fits-all approach that's not working, different cost of living in different parts of the country. so the federal top-down approach might be the wrong way to go for the u.s. economy. >> neil: as capri pointed out, the house passed on the $15 in federal minimum wage but they were willing to accept the standard rate for everybody without distinctions and being in cheaper parts of the country, or kids versus adults. leaving that aside, i'm wondering if republicans then look like they are fighting this. also i would say the congresswoman is among a couple even mentioning this figure. is it a big issue for them at all? >> i think republicans can rightfully say they are protecting from economic growth that's taking place under this administration and that

she's a former amazon web services employee. she identifies herself online as a hacker. capital one ceo richard fairbanks has in his statement "i sincerely apologize for the understandable wording this incident must be causing those affected, and i'm committed to making it right." first step, most of the involved data is submitted by customers and small businesses that applied for capital one credit cards going back to 2005, addresses, dates of birth, self-reported income. the nation's fifth-largest credit card issuer says will contact those affected by the hack and offer them free credit monitoring and identity protection. neil, lawyers jumping right in, slapping a capital one with the class action lawsuit accusing the firm of serious security failures and negligence after they've had multiple past security breaches and clearly have not cleaned up their act, according to these lawyers. >> neil: robert gray, thank you very, very much. it's interesting, david, i guess in capital ones case, a lot of this is uploaded to the cloud, amazon's cloud. not that that in and of its

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. >> and amazon has a better idea, heather. they're going to spends money to retrain folks. so instead of $15, 15 and skills and maybe go to 20 from there. >> that's right. according to the bureau of labor statistics, average hourly wages for blue collar workers, low income americans, that's where it matters. they're rising 7%. so you're not seeing the effect of deregulation and tax cuts on the higher end. you're seeing it for blue collar and lower american wage earners as well. >> charles: we saw names like boeing soaring today. j.b. hunt up big. ryder up big. economically sensitive stocks that have been under pressure coming on. does that tell you anything about where this rally could go? >> it's significant. again, we have to watch the fed and watch earnings. earnings be get a cut in hiring. the sustain ability of the 18 months that we've had, this uptick in wages, we have to see how that will play out, charles. >> charles: a big difference with earnings from the highest earnings in the history of america and earnings in a free fall. great stuff. have a great weekend. app

they are frustrated by the amazon deal getting nixed. we will listen to one person in particular, josh bowen. >> our politicians, did they hit their head? this is the stupidest decision by local politician may be in the history of our local politics.ol b now we are some staten island sort of borough. no business, nothing happens here.ta >> laura: "new york post" headline march 30th, "her heart is not in the bronx. i thought aoc would be our savior but that's not the case complained roxanne delgado local activist, said she tried to get in touch with the congresswoman trying to save an animal shelter and cleanup parks in the district." we tried to call the congresswoman's office tonight and you can now leave a message. before it was difficult to leave a message. does that translate. this is a anti-aoc poll. i don't put a lot of stock in polls that are done by partisan organizations. it's pretty tough when someone has the name i.d. that she has scherie, to cut through and get people to turn out and vote for you. >> listen, laura, when i tou

we were in support of amazon into queens. i was a proponent for amazon coming into queens before the deal was struck between the mayor and governor. on education i want to challenge governor cuomo to raise the cap on charter schools and mayor deblasio to raise the cap on charter school because of the success academy charter school network who will see their students be displaced because there are no middle schools currently. that is an issue that's very dear to my heart and i want to get that out today. >> bill: i think this is off the radar as well. it could be important. there are a lot of districts -- there is a heavily populated area, there are some stories coming up that more candidates like aoc are being recruited to primary against democrats in these districts. how significant could that be when you have the mayor who planted his flag on the pile of progressivism at the first debate. he will be in these districts looking to campaign for them. can they get more into the house and win? >> absolutely not. i'll tell you wh

it is put there for the benefit -- "the washington post," of amazon. it is my opinion, and i think it's a disgrace, and if they actually said that, i didn't read that. if they actually sublet, that mitch mcconnell is an asset of russia, they have to be ashamed of themselves, and they ought to apologize. >> are you watching the democratic debates tonight? your opponent -- >> well, i think right now, i am watching. i think right now, it will be sleepy joe. i feel he will limp across the line. that doesn't mean anything, but i know the other people, i think he is off of his game by a lot, but i think personally, it is going to be sleepy joe. >> millions of people -- >> no, i think i'm helping myself because i am pointing out the tremendous corruption that is taking place in baltimore an end other democratic run cities. all you have to do is look at the past mayors in baltimore. now, i think i am helping myself. i tell you what. the white house has sent letters, emails, phone calls. i received more phone calls i think that on any other subject of people fr

. >> tucker: yep. >> president trump: amazon also. a lot of people want us to take action. >> tucker: are you going to? >> president trump: i can't say that. >> tucker: if you come where we are now osaka, tokyo, the cities are clean, no graffiti, no one going to the bathroom in the streets. >> president trump: very nice. >> tucker: different from our cities. >> president trump: some of our cities. >> tucker: but new york city, los angeles, san francisco, they have problem with filth. >> president trump: very sad. >> tucker: why is that? >> president trump: it's a phenomena that started two years ago. it's disgraceful. i'm going to maybe -- i'm looking at it very seriously. we're doing things and you probably notice the important things wi are doing now but we are looking at it seriously. you can't do that. you can't have what is happening -- where the police officers get sick by walking the beat. they are actually getting very sick. where people are getting sick. where the people living there are living in hell, too. although some of

amazon also. he a lot of people wanted to take action. >> tucker: are you going to? >> president trump: i can't say. >> tucker: you come to where we are now, osaka, tokyo, the cities are clean, there's no graffiti, no one going to the bathroom on the street, you don't see -- >> president trump: very nice. >> tucker: very different from our cities. >> president trump: some of our cities. >> tucker: new york city, san francisco, los angeles, a major problem -- >> president trump: very sad, very sad. >> tucker: why is that? >> president trump: is a phenomena that started two years noago. it's just graceful. i am going to maybe -- i'm looking at a very seriously, doing some other i things, somef the very important things we're doing now -- but we are looking at a very seriously because you can't do that. youd. c can't have where police officers are getting sick just by walking the beat. they are getting very sick. people are getting sick. the people living there are living in hell, too. although some of them have mental problems where they don't even know they are living

their new book, number one on amazon, "justice on trial." we are delighted, both of them congrats to both of you. i know you worked hard on this book. mollie, let's start with you. we got a leaked letter from it looks like dianne feinstein's office. we were promised in letters from chuck grassley investigations into the leak. what happened? >> chuck grassley did do a h good job of recommending to theg department of justice that they investigate some of these scurrilous allegations that were made without any merit. nothing happened in the department of justice to our knowledge. >> laura: what is bill barr doing? >> to our knowledge, nothing has been done. nothing has been announced event though you have this leak, and it seems like there was so much interest in the story while it was going on.. the media just completely lost interest.y >> laura: oh, that's a shock. >> no investigation into what happened. it wasn't just dianne feinstein. she circumvented the process. that process was put in place because what happened with clarence thomas and

the former amazon web services employee was caught after leaving a digital trail of her alleged crime on the internet, bragging about online. they say that she stole personal gain of about 100 millions americans and 6 million canadians from capital one. an fbi complaint said the hacker got information, including social security numbers and credit scores, about 140,000 people. thompson, who uses the handle "erratic," has been charged with the computer fraud and abuse. capital one data is hosted by amazon's cloud service, which said in a statement that it was not compromised. capital one 'ceo richard fairbank said in a statement, "while i'm grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, i'm deeply sorry for what has happened. i sincerely apologize for the understandable worried this incident must be causing those affected, and i am committed to making it right." the bank said most of the exposed data involves information submitted by customers and small businesses that applied for capital one credit cards going back to 2005 all the way for early this year. it includes addresses, dates o

thompson was a systems engineer for amazon web services between 2015 and 16. if capital one data is hosted by amazon's cloud service which said in a statement it was not compromised. >> very determined hackers are staying a step ahead in being able to access large databases of information. it sort of shattered the myth that the cloud is some sort of out there secure impenetrable fortress. >> capital one ceo richard fairbank said in a statement "i sincerely apologize for the understandable worried this incident must be causing those affected and i am committed to making it right." capital one says it will contact those affected offering them free credit monitoring and identity protection. the bank says the incident will cost as much as $150 million, some of which may be covered by an insurance policy. capital one already facing a class action lawsuit accusing the firm of serious security failures and negligence after multiple past security breaches. investors voting with their wallets today sending the stock down sharply some 6% on wall street. back to you. >>

we had nothing so far from amazon or facebook according to the associated press. apple did get back and referred them to recent comments from ceo tim cook who told last month that he doesn't think anybody reasonable would call apple a monopoly, but we will have to wait and see. the attorney general bill barr feels the same way. bret, this really signals the attorney general's attempt to investigate these big tech companies. full steam ahead. >> bret: we should point out this is dual track because doj has this on the anticompetitive side in this investigation, we don't really know the scope of it come as you point out, but on capitol hill, it's an entirely different investigation with multiple committees on privacy, on this front, on antitrust, and we don't know the scope of that yet. >> don't have the scope and it just goes to show you how much washington is going to be a threat to these big tech companies down the road. this really is, by all accounts, just the beginning. >> bret: it will come up in 2020 i'm sure as well. thank you. >> thanks, bret. >> bret: whil