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What do you mean do i record you when you when you took my ask why we called you let me come back let me come to you hasn't because i think this is pertinent for you as a male feminist you know how do you feel about what factoid touched on that these movements can sometimes demonize men. these movements are good for us to understand how we can market men to express their sexuality in respectable ways. that is the most significant thing out of this movement without looking at the advantages of men and you know men want to stay in the privileged privileged position nothing should change about ho...

Inadvertently sometimes overhead background and possibly criminal activity, including on at least one occasion, a potential sexual assault. >> alexa, drop in on charlie. >> reporter: amazon tells abc news audio is not stored unless it has been triggered by the wake word, and at that time, the light of the top of the device turns blue. of that audio, "an extremely small number of interactions from a random set of customers" are annotated, they said, and "all information is treated with high confidentiality." and amazon wants to reassure people tonight that employees do not have direct access to...

Tonight. thank you, linsey. and tonight, the pentagon has now released the names of the three u.s. marines killed in afghanistan. they are corporal robert hendriks from new york, sergeant benjamin hines from york, pennsylvania, and staff sergeant christopher slutman, the new york city firefighter who we reported on last night here. their convoy was hit by a roadside bomb on monday near bagram air force base. the taliban is claiming responsibility. there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. one of the most famous tv contestants, this nation riveted, watched by mi...

Paying $35,000 to bribe a proctor and have someone else take her son, jack's, a.c.t. test. jack buckingham says he was totally unaware of the scheme, and has publicly apologized for gaining an advantage over other deserving applicants. >> all right, linsey davis with us live tonight from boston. she's been covering this story from the start. and linsey, there are other families we know who are deciding whether to cooperate with prosecutors? >> reporter: that's right, david. abc news has learned that prosecutors are putting some pretty intense pressure on some of these defendants, essentially s...

Fever and soon learned she had pneumonia in both lungs. but that illness led to sepsis, which is the body's potentially deadly response to an infection. it kills 270,000 americans annually. >> there's death and here's me. >> yeah. >> that's how it was. and you think because you've healed quick before, that something crazy can't happen? well, it can. a double-pneumonia and sepsis. >> reporter: medical experts tell us that early intervention is key. and they're echoing what whoopi said, if you feel off, seek medical advice. her immune system is still compromised but she says she's hopeful she ma...