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k resolution, something most people don't have. but it will future proof yourself in the future. with i will utilize ray tracing technologyht ray interacts with 3 d objects in a space. it will help to create more in depth visuals as well as better sound quality. you can tell in three d, 3 sound is, where enemies are in reaction to you. how you interact with the environment. things like that. it is very interesting. stuart: that sounds like a real step forward for gaming because i'm always interested in those graphics. they seem so realistic, so adjustable. they really are compared to my day playing pong in a bar 30 years ago is a big difference. they're all laughing at me. rob, they're laughing at me, i'm totally out of touch. i can see your point. when the graphics improve exponentially like that, that is a big draw. last word to you. >> absolutely. and not only that, one of the biggest things that i really enjoy that i learned from watching, from reading the wired article is that this system is going to be backwards compatible. it will play everything on the playstation 4 system. not only that it is also going to take p

k what. while the couple heard of the device before their child's l, arrihey didn't think much of it. >> we're, like, who knew what it would become, another passing technologywe had already fell in love with the name. so we named her alexa,hich we still love to this day. >> reporter: however, you can imagine the jokes and the couple says they're over it. it doesn't happen anymore with our friends, they know us now, but all the time with new people. like, when we were -- when she was getting her tonsils out, the woman said to her, oh, your name is alexa, can i buy you? can you tell me the weather? >> reporter: according to baby center, alexa was one of the top 30 names in the country in 2015 just as the device w being released. every year after that -- the couple s ns they're using nicknames. >> what do your friends call you? who do they say about your name? lex. >> they call you lex. what do mommy and daddy call you? >> lexa. >>we don't khat is to come. so we're sort of taking a bold move to try and alleviate any future issues for her. >> reporter: in their house, there is only one alexa and that's the real one. but they do have a google home. >> okay, goog

technological advances we have seen . we are today better positioned than ever before to fully integrate into disabilities in the workplace that's great and let me just k and with i want to ask you again, we are often about the arcane hurdles that exist in occupational licensing requirements, particularly if someone's license in one state and may not be able to use in another without being relicensed, state requirements of course differ. what's the department of labor doing to address occupational licensing requirements that create barriers in the workforce, particularly those that affect military families? >> this is such an important issue. it used to be one in 20 individuals needed a license to work, now more than one in four, one in three individuals need a license to work. i was in one state where the license to install fire alarms cost more than the license to join the bar. and not only do you ask them why but why are we putting such high fees on individuals that may not be able to afford them? easily i had the opportunity to governors and i asked them , it's incredibly difficult to change this because it's such a state issue but let's start on s