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amazon reportedly partnered with the chinese propaganda arm in 2018 to create a project called china books. the company offers to sell a portal on its us website to thousands of chinese books. some aiming to strengthen the ccp and on the china website amazon also turned off its customer reviews and ratings for a book written by chinese president xi jinping at their request of xi jinping. joining me now as ronald reagan institute director and former deputy assistant secretary of defense roger. great to see you. great to have you here. your thoughts on what amazon is doing here for the ccp and for that media propaganda that the chinese communist party uses? >> well, i see this report came from 2017, 2018 activities and it just reflects what the ccp does not only to companies in china, but us companies trying to operate in china and it's only gotten worse. this is what china looks like. it goes ahead and imposes the values of the ccp and makes it difficult for any business particularly us technology company to operate there and that's why you see us companies like linkedin get out of ch

amazon smart speaker could do a lot, but kristin lived all never thought it would encourage her 10 year old daughter to play with electrical outlets. it was a simple challenge and that she needed to plug. uh cell phone charger part way into that plug. and then touch the prongs with penny. and when i heard that i was like, no thanks so knowing luckily her daughter did not get hurt. amazon says it's since removed the challenge and is quote taking steps to help prevent something similar from happening again. you may have heard of it tiktok's experiment. the whole thing appears to stem from a trend which went viral on tiktok. the social media app, which boasts a billion monthly users is owned by chinese based bite dance, the company is facing a barrage of bad headlines. lawmakers have called for the app to be banned while warning about potential privacy problems. yet most americans have absolutely no idea. it's a chinese communist party is getting their information. this month, a former tiktok moderator filed a lawsuit against the company alleging moderators are required to watch hours of a

amazon smart speaker could do a lot, but kristin lived all never thought it would encourage her 10 year old daughter to play with electrical outlets. it was a simple challenge and that she needed to plug. uh cell phone charger part way into that plug and then touch the prongs with penny. and when i heard that i was like no thanks to knowing. luckily, her daughter did not get hurt. amazon says it's since removed the challenge and his quote, taking steps to help prevent something similar from happening again. you may have heard of the tiktok's experiment . the whole thing appears to stem from a trend which went viral on tiktok, the social media app, which boasts a billion monthly users, is owned by chinese based bite dance. the company is facing a barrage of bad headlines. lawmakers have called for the app to be banned while warning about potential privacy problems. yet most americans have absolutely no idea. it's a chinese communist party is getting their information. this month, a former tiktok moderator filed a lawsuit against the company alleging moderators are required to watch hours

were the houses, the businesses, the trees, one of 6 killed when the tornado collapsed a wall in an amazon warehouse in illinois. when you talk to people here who survived, some of them appear stunned. in just one day some of them have lost their house, their car, their job, their business, their records, their photographs, everything. chris? chris: steve harrigan reportingg from kentucky, thank you. now to the spike in crime across the country. at least a dozen major cities hitting all-time homicide records already this year. meanwhile, major retailers are pleading for help as smash-and-grab robberies are on the rise. the white house says more guns and the continuing pandemic are behind the crime surge, but critics point to changes in cash bail and more lenient prosecutors, calling on the federal government to do more. in a moment we'll talk with the mayor of the country's biggest city, new york's bill de blasio. but first, let's turn to david spunt at the white house for a look at how the biden administration is responding. david. >> reporter: chris, the white house and justice departmen

deadly warehouse claps, the amazon distribution center in illinois. >> it peeled the warehouse like a can. >> and the breaking news about an osha investigation. and american strong, how our country's flag symbolizes strength of a town that lost everything but its faith. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight from one of the hardest-hit parts to have the entire -- of the entire state, this tiny close-knit community where every home as far as the eye can see lacks just like this one. the destruction is indescribable and the loss unfathomable. tens of thousands are without heat, water or electricity, and it is cold here and only going to get worse with temperatures expected to dip below freezing by the end of the week. for the many people we've met here, losing their homes is nothing compared to losing their loved ones. today, the saddest news of all, the number of children taken in this tornado outbreak. the devastation spans six states, victims range in age from infants to an 86-year-old. the massive tornado with winds as strong as a cat

think the reality has to be spoken to which is that the big companies, the big stores, walmart, target, amazon, they all say look, our shelves are full. we don't have any issue here supplying gifts for christmas. and if you look at the metrics right now, u.p.s. -- u.p.s., fedex, u.s. postal service, they are exceeding the performance pre-pandemic. in other words, in 2019 and they are doing so with more people placing more orders because, you know, there is more money being spent right now in the united states by consumers. this is outstanding performance. so we can have a political argument. but i think the hard facts really are on the white house side here. >> bret: morgan? >> well, listen, if anyone is stealing christmas it's the chinese communist party who unleashed this plague on the world two years ago. they still haven't been held accountable. a lot of people i think we all on this panel probably know a handful of people that have been diagnosed with covid. it's going around the country, this variant. and people are not able to spend christmas with their families because everyone is catc

importantly here, amazon says they're back up and running today. no idea how many packages may have been delayed. >> that's a great point, tom we rely so much on amazon these days >> to quote my mother, what is the cloud? whatever it is, it was down. >> i've been dealing with clouds long before now. >>> believe me, we're also talking about dealing with some temperatures out here. big temperature swings green bay, detroit, pittsburgh, philadelphia, richmond, all seeing temperatures below average. boston, 41 degrees today then that system moves up to the south -- to the north, i should say. look at this, by saturday, boston, you're going to be at 62 degrees. new york city, 64. elkins, west virginia, 68. cincinnati looking at temperatures into the mid 60s. but as we look out west, big temperature drops. by friday, denver, you're only at 32. 31 in alamosa. by saturday, 30 for grand junction vegas, seeing temperatures only about 50 degrees on sa >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. here's a live look out there at highway 101 in palo alto. yo

you so much for joining us on fox nation christmas special you can purchase all-american christmas at amazon on fox news books.com, barnes & noble or get the book anywhere that would be a great gift. >> merry christmas everybody. >> merry christmas and i love you. >> merry christmas family. >> america, merry christmas. >> merry christmas america. >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas everybody. >> for my family to yours. >> merry christmas. >> from my house to your house at home, merry christmas. >> merry christmas [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. merry christmas. i hope you are enjoying the holidays with your family and friends. the grinch who stole christmas is the subject of tonight's watters words. the holidays have been harder than any other year thanks to joe biden. in one failure after another it's hard to imagine someone could mess up this

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they're going to be streaming. 2 shows for free online through amazon prime is there a bay area band calico will be performing for 2 days. december 17th the 19th for information on the stream. you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. if you plan to go to vegas to see adele live in concert and you haven't got your tickets yet. well. because they're sold out. but that's that the really surprising news. it's actually the resale ticket prices. they have fans in shock right now. the secondary market resale tickets are ranging from $1300 to $32,000. >> she's >> great. 32 grand. it kind of fans like is. is that right? that's surgeon. yes, like. and we sure. but yet here it is right here on stubhub. it appears seats in section one o 4 r the only available. >> cheapest seats 1300 bucks and it just goes up from there. most expensive seat to be specific 32,000, $500. adele is amazing and everything. but of course. fans can. yeah. get their tickets however they want it sold out. but this resell market. yeah. if you have the money and you want to go it. i guess you go ok. should be a great

hablando de hÉroes, esta repartidora de amazon se ha vuelto viral por evitar que un pitbull ataque a una joven y a su mascota en la entrada de su casa. se encontraba entregando paquetes en el Área con escucho los gritos y rÁpidamente fue al rescate, interponiÉndose entre la joven y el furioso animal. dijo que hizo lo que cualquier ser humano hubiese hecho en su lugar. el actor mexicano josÉ ron mostrÓ que estÁ mÁs enamorado que nunca a compartir estas imÁgenes junto a su novia luciana, donde se ven rodeados de decoraciÓn festiva. y romeo santos le dedicÓ unas emotivas palabras a rosalÍa, y aprovecho para agradecerle el haberse unido al escenario durante el cierre de su gira. serÁ que se avecina una colaboraciÓn entre ellos? lourdes estefan protagoniza la nueva portada, revelÓ en una entrevista cÓmo parte—— pasarÁ la navidad, y cuÁl es el deseo para este 2022. >> estar con mi familia, disfrutar todo lo maravilloso, y estar juntos. yo siento que es un momento donde tenemos que hacer un repaso de todas las bendiciones que ha llegado a los navidad. por otro lado, mic

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would you consider taking life advice from amazon's alexa. why researchers say can actually improve your life. and as we're all celebrating christmas health officials say that large gatherings and parties are very risky. even if you have your booster shot, what you need to know if you're going to party with your family and your friends. plus the san francisco restaurant is temporarily closed because of an overwhelming amount of covid cases. ho now another look at the forecast as we get this few of the golden gate bridge. i guess it looks kind of damp and drizzly but to no rain that i can say that. and just a little wet there on the roads. not many people out commuting around tonight. they're probably just getting home with their families. maybe open up that early present. you know, santa drop them off kron four's. erica caturay joining us now with a look at what we can expect over the next couple of days. >> hey, yeah. one more rain on the way in the bay area and of course, we've got a fresh powder out in the sierra we've already seen a coupl

this says amazon caps the number of kids people can buy because of a shortage. travel officials say testing before travel will minimize any negative impacts to the flying public if there's a surge in positive cases among flyers, we certainly recommend that people get tested as close to departures possible, but still with enough time to get the results before they would head to the airport, so hopefully if someone has positive they would know in advance and informal sampling of passengers at san jose's airport finds a mix of those who have and haven't just making sure i'm safe. we're going home for the holidays. i don't want to risk my family getting sick or something. no because i get tested regularly at school. i'm a teacher. and so i'm on top of it. i did get tested, like two days ago. yeah yeah, it's definitely been frustrating, right dealing with all of this, but we just need to do the best we can to protect ourselves and to protect our family members as well. officials at mineta san jose international airport. say if you get notification of a positive covid

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cnbc is amazon is making its own containers to bypass supply chain woes and it's taking a big bite out of minnesota's small producers. it is happening in our neighborhood across the country. >> it would be misleading anything other than that. we recognize that the supply shortages remain. we have a lineup of ships now in the pacific continuing. one issue was that 1.9 trillion covid plan that the president put into place in march enabling people to stay home from work and received checks, that pretty much stayed with us where people decided i don't want to be back to work. i will wait for government checks. 4.4 million people dropped out of the workforce in the month of september. you also have this issue of inflation because of all of this money being thrown at the economy. unfortunately we aren't seeing any awareness of this. they are still trying to get the build back better plan by christmas or the year end which is highly unlikely. we're seeing the same issues we had earlier in the year as a result of bad policy. i would say you have a market that is bracing for change in 2022. a s

general motors, twitter, google and amazon and others have also cancelled their presence at the show the event will still be held with strong safety measures in place. >>> and dutch antitrust regulators say apple violated the company's laws they were to change payments in the app store. the investigation, which began in 2019 was reduced in scope to focus primarily on dating apps, apple said it will appeal. >> thanks. >>> to another top story this morning and what was a very busy weekend for holiday travels made more hectic by the ongoing covid-19 surge according to the latest data, u.s. airlines were forced to cancel more than 1,500 flights and delay more than 6,000 yesterday, citing staffing shortages due to sick calls and omicron. this morning cancellations for flights within, into or out of the united states are topping 600 already today. it comes as travel continues to spike from the depths of the pandemic according to the tsa, more than 1.7 million people took to the skies friday, compared to 616,000 a year ago airline stocks down across the board. you can see big moves, america

the filing says more than a quarter of amazon search results are sponsored by third parties but amazon does not clearly label which search results are paid advertisements. the complaint was filed by coalition of labor unions. a spokesperson called the report incorrect. >>> starbucks workers at a store in buffalo, new york vote to unionize, latest development in the closely watched effort to organize starbucks employees. the vote at the buffalo store was 19-8. two other area stores also held votes. one voted against unionizing and results in the other vote haven't been released. >>> san jose based zoom announcing it has made a new round of investments to help start ups including six from the bay area. the video chat company says start ups that landed funds are currently working on software and hardware that can be connected with it or integrated into its app. a total of $100 million will be going to the start ups. it is not clear how the money will be split. >>> a live look from walnut creek where the city's ice skating rink returns to civic park. advanced booking is encouraged. stop mo

amazon says it's working to get it fixed. a study finds used-car rose nationally nearly 20% last year, the price hikes were even higher in the bay area, 33% increase. the biggest jump was seen in small economy cars as demand soared, mostly due to high gas prices. the electric nissan leaf sits atop the list at a staggering 64% increase. these are used cars. urging teens to take a break. users will get a pop-up suggesting they might want to take a break. an option to set more time limits. instagram plans tools for parents to monitor their kids activities, the future comes a day before the instagram head is testifying about whether or not instagram is a problem. larry: timing is interesting. our prices are nuts. kristen: nurses donated 250 backpacks, winter close and toiletries in san jose. the program is led by the nigerian nurses association. they are the move will inspire more to donate those in need. kristen: this is the season. larry: let's get a check of the weather. we have some rain, we will have more rain. drew: couple

some stores are running out of to cape kits altogether and new this wednesday, amazon is now also limiting the number of at-home pcr test. but you can buy to 10. coming up here during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock today where the search is standing for a woman in napa who vanished more than a week ago. >> then after the break, we'll be talking live with a local infectious disease expert on all things covid as we head into the holidays. we have some questions for him about this new antiviral pill that's set to be available starting in january. and a winter weather advisory currently in effect for this said to be replaced by a winter storm warning. details ahead on the to support a strong immune system your body needs a routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! >> pfizer now has a pill that authorizes an at-home covid treatment and omicron is hanging on to answer all of our covid questions this afternoon doctor peter chin han from ucsf is joining us here to is some of our conce

so if you'd like to donate, we posted a link to i love this amazon wish list for glide ktvu conflict on web links you will see it there and we here at ktvu want to give a great big thank you to everyone who contributed , and supported our annual partnership with one warm coat. with all your community support . 19,390 coats were collected this year. those codes will be distributed to children and adults in need right here in the bay, and a holiday tradition is coming back to jack london square this weekend do join me for the free holiday tree lighting festival is from 6 to 8. tomorrow night. there's going to be live entertainment by the oakland interfaith gospel choir. the mariel christmas carolers. of course, st. nick will be there and mike mibach. i'm going to bundle up because given what we have right now, at noon tomorrow night, it's going to be colder and then sunday night, even colder, and that's when the rain starts making its way here and then monday when we start next week. watch out. we got a lot of rain headed our way. lot of snow up in the sierra. thanks for joining us. ou

dan: at least six people died when a tornado hit an amazon warehouse in illinois. president biden will visit the region on wednesday. kristen: you can help the victims of the midwest tornadoes by donating to red cross. call 1-800-red-cross or go to redcross.org. dan: let's check on our weather conditions here. spencer is keeping tabs on what's happening. spencer: let's show you what's going on -- this is our forecast animation through the night hours. these waves of showers and heavy downpours will continue moving through the bay area through the late night andover night hours. as cold air mixes in, we'll see areas of ping and white there, arias of snow in our higher elevations mixing with the rainfall going into the early morning hours tomorrow and then the storm will wind down for a while. overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 30's. low to mid 40's just about everywhere else. highs tomorrow will range from about 50 to 54 degrees for most of the area. some inland arias won't even have high temperatures reaching 50 degrees. here's the accuweather forecast. more

amazon web services is getting back online after a major outage. it created problems across the country. aws started having problems around 8:00 a.m., amazon's online retail was impacted as well as prime video, netflix, >>> new guidance for stanford students returning to campus after winter break. students living on campus will need to take a rapid test the day they arrive. and then, be tested two more times that first week. vaccinated faculty, staff, and post docs will also be tested regularly. as for parties and gatherings, they will be prohibited for the first two weeks back on campus. masks will be required indoors and in crowds. booster shots are encouraged. >>> facebook's parent company, meta says it's trying to make instagram better for the mental health of teenagers. meta says it's taking stricter approach to what the company recommends to teenagers. that includes stopping people from tagging teenagers that don't follow them, while pushing teenagers toward different topics if they are focused on one for too long. meta says it will also prov

. >> reporter: in illinois a federal investigator is nowing looking into the chance of an amazon warehouse which killed six people. osha, which investigates all workplace deaths will determine whether safety rules were followed as the storm approached. a spokesperson says the company will cooperate. back in kentucky, these images are lifting spirits recovering the flag from the rubble of a courthouse. and one man is helping his neighbors by playing a piano that is still standing inside a roofless home. >> i don't want to face this storm or any other without walking with christ, and so in those trying times and even in the good times, that's where i want to be found. >> and president biden will be here in mayfield tomorrow to survey the disaster zone. mona. >> ike ejiochi in mayfield, kentucky, thank you. >>> incredible stories of survival are emerging. we're now hearing from a worker at the candle factory who found himself buried under tons of rubble. jim douglas told our david muir he could breathily breathe with all the twisted steel pressing against his chest. >> i was at the bottom of

the two sides with facebook, microsoft, apple, amazon, and netflix. u.s. retail sales group 8.5% this holiday season over last year and 10.7% over 2019 despite this spiking prices according to mastercard that track sales between november 1st and christmas eve. shoppers hit the stores earlier this year and the biggest winner was clothing with a 47% sales increase compared to a year ago followed by jewelry with 32% increase. progressives are trying to rally tonight in an effort to resurrect president biden's "build back better" bill despite joe manchin's opposition and new year to bring in a slate of democrats with negotiating tactics. correspondent aisha hosni shows how the party is shifting its strategy. >> democrats are desperately trying to say the president's massive tax and social spending plan, how they do that is anyone's guess. but joe manchin, progressives plotting to go at it alone. in a "washington post" op-ed sunday, pramila jayapal called on the president to take executive action on provisions in the bill "to make it clear to those who hinder "

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so i would argue we kind of have been overrun when there are more paid lobbyists from amazon living in d.c. than sitting u.s. senators, when the pr communications group of facebook is greater than the newsroom at the washington post. you know, you could argue that media and journalists and government has been overrun by corporate interests. >> and the more money, the more lobbyists, right? there is also this evidence that we're seeing that companies, they aren't just raising prices to cover their costs from inflation. they're padding their margins as well. are they taking advantage of inflation to do that? >> yeah. i mean, the words there are -- we have to be careful with the words. every ceo and board is there to return to -- to create a return to their shareholders. it is their job to raise prices when they can. whether they're gouging or not, i wouldn't say so. the reality is and i sit on a bunch of corporate boards, we had a deflationary environment the last 34 years, it has been difficult to raise prices. and you can raise prices. it is striking, used car prices up 27%, the price

people asked the ups drivers fedex drivers, amazon drivers. everybody that double park and took her to deliver. i feel like if i wasn't. >> this young black girl, i would have got to take it up. hollywood got a warning. i would even a siren move. your vehicle. >> ferguson also saying she eventually did sign the ticket. and she says she did sign that citation because she knew people were counting on the packages on her truck being delivered. kron 4 has reached out to the san francisco police department regarding this incident. they have not responded. we'll let you know when they do. now, if you want to get your gifts delivered by christmas today is the last day for standard ground shipping. but if you're not ready today, they're still a little bit of time left kron 4 s charles clifford is at the post office in san mateo with more on the shipping deadlines tied to a 9 year holiday shopping shocked. >> well, my holiday shop now my holiday shopping is a work in i'm not done yet, but hopefully i will be this weekend hoping to wrap up this weekend.

. >> reporter: some 200 miles away, at least six workers were killed at an amazon facility, that's when the wall the length of a football field collapsedment collapsed. >> we watched the building go up and start hitting the cars. >> biden: jill and i pray for those who lost loved ones. >> reporter: speaking with reporters in delaware yesterday, president biden focused on the human toll? >> biden: where is my husband, my wife, my mom, my dad -- it is devastating. >> reporter: the president promised that the federal government would help in every way possible, and he called for unity. >> biden: this is one of those times when we're not democrats or republicans. we're all americans. we stand together as the united states of america. >> reporter: about that candle factory again, there was a woman who told us an incredible story of how she got out alive. she said she used the light on her iphone to crawl up to a hole that s she saw, climbing over the bodies of some deceased co-workers so she could get to safety. this is antonelli's cheese shop, and we're the antonellis! we chose our new spar

labor and rights advocated blasted amazon following the news. union leader stuart appelbaum said -- "requiring workers to work through such a major tornado warning event ashis was inexcusable." we'll have more on the devastating tornadoes after headlines with climate scientist michael mann. as u.s. covid-19 deaths approach 800,000, health officials are urging fully vaccinated people to get their booster as the delta winter surge continues and more omicron cases are identified. this is dr. anthony fauci. >> luminary data show when you get a booster, for example a third shot an mrna, it raises the level of protection high enough that it then does do well against the omicron. amy: nearly two years into the pandemic, one-in-100 u.s. residents over the age of 65 have died from covid-19 according to official records. here in new york, governor kathy hochul ordered businesses to resume enforcing an indoor face mask requirement starting today unless they have implemented a vaccine requirement. covid hospitalizations in new york are up 86% over the last

we put so much emphasis on amazon. i think they're run by computer loalgorithms but the book came t on october 5 as number two and number three during the day on amazon but 48 hours later it was out of stock and it stayed that way for over ten days. if you wanted to buy the book even though according to the publisher 30000 copies on hand. it also is a supply problem but there was a sense when you look at books coming out this week. there is a sense that we want to know why they're out of stocks, my book today is out of stock even though there's thousands of copies that have been printed. we need more diversity in the bookselling business and support independent bookstores, support barnes & noble's an alternative. i buy a great deal on amazon and not bashing amazon but i think however, the adjudicate out of stock or ratings or whatever. necessarily, they lost lot of authors especially on the conservative side. i wish we had more diversity in the merchandising of the books. >> victor david hanson is published by basic bo

for example, a conversation in the amazon in brazil that involved afro descendant brazilians, indigenous resilience, people who are active and the struggle against police violence. so i think there are some ways in which we consolidated our internationalism -- not consolidated, butwereble to engage in the kinds of practices that allowed us to recognize how important those ties are. on the other hand, of course we all need human community. we all need the closeness and the touch of human beings. and that has been so difficult. i would also point out that i don't know whether we would have achieved this kind of awareness of the nature of structural racism. and i don't know whether 70 people would have gone out into the streets -- so many people would have gone out into the street in their own peril. in the summer of 2020, we were not clear about the ways in which the virus is transmitted. but i don't know whether so many people would have felt compelled to go out and protest it we had not become aware as a country -- and i'm talking about a given geordie at the population in the country --

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carley: we're all guilty of it, buying something on amazon because it's convenient without thinking about really where it's coming from and often that product comes from china and it's because our country is so dependent on cheap chinese goods. how do we sort of correct course there? >> well, i think the consumer ultimately speaks the loudest. they vote with their dollars. it's a small price to pay i think for consumers to continue to invest in themselves which is buy local, buy u.s. manufacturing or u.s. manufactured products. and us as business owners, we also have to do a better job of making sure that we're continuing to source high quality manufacturers here in the united states but ultimately the consumer has to decide and they have to really make sure that they're focusing on investing in themselves and this is a national security issue, it's a supply chain issue, it's one of the most important issues i think we face as a society is continuing to invest in american made products but it's our dollars. we've got to vote with our dollars. carley: connie, you mentioned that the supply

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means that were once a top dog in 2020, including amazon. apple, facebook, microsoft and even netflix tiktok, which ranked 7th to google's number one position in 2020. got a leg up from the pandemic. google came in second place and facebook in 3rd, microsoft and apple completed the top 5 spots. apparently the real grinch this year has been the data breaches that we have seen. jane king has that report from new york. >> during the covid pandemic. there has been a lot of identity theft and scamming related to federal stimulus payments as well as unemployment benefits. plenty of other schemes such as tech support, scams and fake irs calls also about wallet hub says some americans are more susceptible than others to such crimes, especially those with weak passwords north passes. the most common password is still 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, used by a 103 million accounts and the hack financial damage is adding up. >> hackers and cyber security damage, whether physical or lack of productivity. it's costing the global economy. 6 trillion dollars a year. >> m

, hopkins county, make christmas happen again, from now until the 19th, and you can buy presents on amazon, that they are then going to take to children who have lost so much. when the president gets here today, he will see a town that is battered and bruised, but he will meet people who refuse to be broken, who refuse to give up hope, and right now are doing everything they can to love and take care of each other, even though it seems like the bad news, the loss might never end here. jose? >> ellison, the immensity of the tragedy, of the pain, of the suffering. ellison, thank you. mike, what more do we know about ma the president is expected to tell kentuckyians during his visit today? >> reporter: well, jose, as one white house official put it, he's going to simply say, he's here to help. that he stands with these communities that have been so badly hit, that he's going to be working with them to rebuild, and working with the local officials, as well, in that process. and that's why we're seeing something we don't often see, jose. republican congressman james comer is one of the official

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administration's effort to terminate the policy there is no word when a decision do come down >>> meanwhile, amazon is responding to an alleged incident involving the alexa virtual assistant. the woman says alexa gave her 10-year-old daughter some dangerous advice she asked alexa for a challenge to do and alexa suggested a challenge on the web to plunge a phone charger into an outlet then touch a penny to the exposed prong. alexa said it was notified of the incident and fixed the error. pretty biggerer. very scary >>> if you haven't checked your powerball tickets from last night's drawing, spoiler, sorry to say you did not win the big prize. don't worry, nobody else did the jackpot goes up now. it stands at an estimated $483 million. the next drawing is saturday night. there is time to go out and buy your tickets good luck, everybody >> that's for sure >>> we want to turn now and talk about a tiger attack that happened at a florida zoo after a maintenance worker crossed a barrier and entered the enclosure. kerry sanders has more on this sad story this morning kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good

i believe six people perished in the amazon warehouse, told not to leave. if you c talk about this and so the piece y wrote just recently for "the washington post, about america striking in this w.e.bubois quote at the beginning of your piece. >> one of the things that trade unions do you is they keep their ion health and safety. one of the functions is to police the laws that already exist, health and safety laws, and because it is impossible for bureaucrats in washington tuesday right out of the country -- to spread out all over the country, you need people on the floor to do that. if you are in a union, you're not afraid of being reprimanded or fired or penalized for speaking up. there is no doubt unionized firms have a better health and safety record than those that are not. clearly, the manager at that amazon place was under the gun during the christmas rush to keep people working, so you have this tragedy. it is another dication of why we need trade unions. i make one other point. stitutions are really important. consciousness, working class conscious

yesterday amazon said the root cause had been identified, and it was working toward recovery. it did not exactly say what prompted the outage. >>> facebook's parent company says it will allow employees to delay their return to the office. meta platforms says it plans to fully reopen offices across the nation in january, but the company's new office deferral program could enable some workers to come back as late as june. it's designed to give employees flexibility in returning to the office and determining how they work. the company previously offered most of its employees the option to work remotely full time. >>> oreos and milk make a good combination. what about oreos and wine? oreo thins and barefoot wine are teaming up for a small batch release. company officials say the red blend will include -- get this -- and cream, along with notes of oak. it will be on sale starting tomorrow while supplies last. anne-marie, the price tag, about $25. i feel like wine and cookies independently are very good. i would have to try this, and i will report back. >> well, you know, do your re

today amazon regained control of this site. they are now going through with engineers to do structural analysis and they are beginning to takeaway any debris that remains, but the big impact remains with the families who lost loved ones and the employee s that were inside during that tornado. >> our focus really continues to be on the family members of those who we lost in this tragic event. we want to make sure they know we're here to assist them, we've been doing outreach to them all, rental car, food, shelter, setting up a resource center for them that opens i believe tomorrow, really just to get them access real easy access to any counseling services and other goods and services they might need. reporter: all right, they really have been emphasizing that they're focusing on the families but also they will be taking sometime to decide if they can salvage this building without having to take it all down. back to you, liz. liz: brandy campbell, please keep us posted thank you very much. all right, right before christmas, and t

nfl network and amazon and followed by colts at the cardinals on nfl network. our producer and darren foster is our director tonight. logan is our producer tonight. along with our associate direct director. brooks clark and tyler are our broadcast associates. technical producer is bill and our technical director is sean. our production manager is ashley cox. the eagles, on fourth and eight, stop short of the first down. garrett gilbert will have one or two more plays with no time-outs and down by ten. washington, after a week of covid positives, still more than a dozen players on the covid list. seven members of the coaching staff on the covid list tonight. their remaining schedule at dallas on a short week. then they will take on the eagles again on the 2nd before they close in new york against the giants. for ron rivera's group, a game effort tonight. but still just not enough to get it done against this rushing attack of philly. >> mark: no moral victories but they should be proud of a couple of things. they kept fighting. young quarterback got ready to play

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the 29-year-old inside the amazon warehouse friday when the storm moved in. over the phone the navy vet told his mom he was helping co-workers to shelter just minutes before the tornado struck. >> knowing clay told others to get to safety. it doesn't surprise me. not at all. >> reporter: that's who he was. >> that's who he was. >> reporter: cope, one of six workers killed ranging in age from 26 to 62. the ef-3 tornado nearly cut the football-sized warehouse in half. 43-foot concrete walls collapsed, causing the roof to cave in. amazon telling nbc news all workers inside were instructed to move to a sheltered area as soon as the sirens went off but not everyone made it there. >> our leaders in the site began to shelter people in place and getting people to move into the sheltered areas. >> reporter: amazon adds it welcomes a newly announced investigation from osha that investigates all workplace depths. they had inspections on saturday, including safety compliance. >> the hurricanes, we know for a week they're coming and watch the path, but tornado you have mi

immersed ourselves in the story knowing the ending took place in our house fillmore offered it on not amazon or young. it was quite traumatic for us as children to watch these films that the whole world was talking about with the knowledge that the end happened here in our hotel far to the water missile. the bo revised has been owned by the maya family for 5 generations. hotels past and present a closely, intertwined to talk to stuck out there that will. this is a theater. sometimes. the players, lighthearted. a comedy. other times it's tragic. a drama. it's a place that's full of life counter when the hotel was founded in the mid 19th century. there wasn't the same competition that exists to day issue. my great grandfather opened a house that respected the needs of an aristocratic clientele, a secluded kind of world. richter, lepers wanted clientele kitchen, counter tight, was up to see and be seen. that's what 19th century guests came to do here among their peers. for a while i pull her the bossy pair bonded to them. the reception area is modern and vibrant, teeming with activity. this hot