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Microsoft said Wednesday its contractors listen to conversations to hone voice translation features offered by Skype and its digital assistant, Cortana, but only when obtaining user permission. Technology Consultant Larry Magid discusses the implications of artificial intelligence technology and privacy.

Trump said he finds lots of meaning to his visits, and Correspondent Bill Rehkopf speaks of future plans to address gun violence, including possible discussions between the President and the NRA.

Host Meg Weber welcomes John and Jack from Barron Heating and Ryan from NW Technology to talk about coping with the heat.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the solid GDP report released last week, a summary of economic reports for the month of June, and a summary of the Federal Reserve’s recent meeting and it’s decision to reduce interest rates.

Dick Donahue brings the week’s financial news. Then, Camille goes deeper into wehat the recent Fed rate cut means for you.

Mike talks about this year’s Northwest Washington Fair, strarting soon, with Fair Director Jim Barron.

Hosts Brian and Steve talk about boats, technology, and oh yeah…cars.

Host Vince Buys interviews Lorraine Newman, SAVE board member and John (Westy) Westerfield, General Manager of Yeagers. They will be sharing their experience teaching the kids about a local business (Yeagers) and why it’s important that students/kids learn their importance of a strong economy.

Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Todd Burrill to talk about the relationship of fishing and farming. Then, Todd Meyers of the Washington Policy Center talks about whether breaching dams for salmon habitat is a good idea or not.

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are positioning themselves as the more progressive candidates for the 2020 election, says Allison Keyes in today’s debate recap. She joins Alex to discuss what the contentious issues are within the Democratic party and who are the standouts in a crowded primary.