dr. siegel. great stuff. eric. eric: thanks. did you hear about this? the google super bowl ad last night sent some systems across the country in people s homes in overdrive. turn on the hall lights, google. google, turn up the music. eric: customers reporting this commercial caused a lot of confusion for those folks with google home voice activated systems in their houses. apparently the devices reacted after the commercial was on hearing okay, google, on television. so far the tech giant hasn t responded to the complaints. talk about technology, oops. melissa: turning on everything in the house through the whole game. very interesting. didn t think about that. eric: like the clapper. all the lights would go out across the country. melissa: i ll steal that joke for later.
google, the number one search engine is joining forces with retail giant walmart. okay google, turn up the music. reporter: a partnership that promises to turn up the convenience for consumers, and could change the way we shop with hands free help from google assistant. okay google, turn on the hall lights. reporter: as of september, you would also be able to make online walmart purchases with google assistant, similar to amazon purchases with alexa. alexa, order trash liners. taking direct aim at online retailing behemoth amazon which is diving further into the grocery business after recently announcing a deal to purchase whole foods. people may not be using these smart speakers as much now, but eventually it s going to be so integrated into our homes and lives we won t know another way to shop. reporter: google is also hoping to lure new customers by scrapping that $95 express membership fee, and offering free two-day shipping for orders that meet the minimum. walmart s