technology set the new industry for the standard? amazon delivery testing out a feature that would allow deliveries even while you are not at home. first, and is on has mentioned wanting has mentioned wanting to sell more products online and managing expenses. for the first time, amazon is incorporating whole foods into their mix. james and our bloomberg tech reporter elizabeth join me to discuss the results. caps off to jeff bezos. what you are seeing is acceleration. even when you strip out whole foods, you see a three-point acceleration. everything is growing and growing faster than it was before. there is a lot of scrutiny over what the margins were going to look like, and north america did dip a little bit, but, at the same time, you saw an uptick in the aws market where there was some concern about pricing pressure. all in all, goldstar. emily: let s look at whole foods. what are we seeing there? we saw an increase for whole foods which relates to about one month
queens new york, fire destroyed dozen homes, 50 burned to the ground, 30 were on fire. and head of the new york transit authority says the city subway system is facing the biggest disaster in its history, including flooded tunnels and power outages. a short time ago, we heard from new york mayor michael bloomberg. make mo no mistake, this is a d devastating storm, first ever experienced. first responders heroic job. they are conduct life saving search and rescue missions and we owe them an enormous debt and gratitude. new jersey, a natural berm, levee, near the town as given way, on the new jersey side next to teeterboro airport and several nearby communities including little ferry under water. we ve dispatched state and federally supported teams to assist in rescues and providing shelters to those in need. maggie lake has made her way there, at a shelter. talk about what you have seen. you ve just arrived. how big is this facing that the the most coordinated not only
angry customers after rates surge in a snowstorm. we debate. and google now owns the cheetah. big dog and other robots from boston dynamics as it bias yet another robotics company, all part of a project led by andrew ruben. we begin a debate over government surveillance. this report is the work of an advisory panel appointed in august. the panel says surveillance should continue but with significant restrictions. their 46 recommendations include making it harder for the fed to get access to phone records by having phone companies or a private third party store call data. the government would have to get a court order to access the records. the panel is calling for new criteria for eavesdropping on foreign leaders. so what could these panel recommendations mean for the relationship between government, tech and your security? i spoke with a c.e.o. and former n.s.a. cybercenter employee, bob stazio and daniel o connor at the computer and communications industry association. i be
kel kelly is standing by. malcolm, let s start with you, kelly, on a this news, what can you tell us about the suspected bomber s family and the latest on the raids going on in manchester. well, first to that latest arrest, which is the father of the suspected bomber, ramadan abedi taking into custody according to itv news. taken into custody in tripoli, libya this afternoon. a member of their team was there when it happened. it is unclear why he was taken into custody but the younger brother was also taken into custody. this coming from the libya interior ministry. they say he was 20 years old and that they have interviewed him. his name is hesham abedi. he traveled from manchester with six weeks ago. they say that he admitted to them that both he and his brother are, were, members of isis. and that he was part of preparation of the attack here in manchester, and they say he admitted to being in constant contact with his brother salman abedi in the weeks and days leading u