these are the first facebook glasses, a partnership with the luxury eyewear brand ray ban.ng on augmented reality glasses that can project images into your eyes, and these glasses... ..do none of that. these are basicallyjust a pair of glasses with cameras in. they are actually very similar to the snapchat spectacles that were released in 2016, although every time i mentioned that to facebook they insisted this is a very different product. to use them you press the button to take a video, press and hold to take a photo and you can also use voice commands like, "hey, facebook, take a video". there are also built in speakers so you can use them to listen to music or make phone calls, though when i tried that on the noisy high street, they were nowhere near loud enough to be remotely useful. so i'm going to focus on the cameras. the idea behind these is that you can leave your phone in your bag but still have a way to capture little moments hands—free as and when they arise and i quite like that as a concept so taking it at face value i tried them out over the weekend. i met u

a partnership with the luxury eyewear brand ray ban.rking on augmented reality glasses that can project images into your eyes and these glasses do none of that. these are basicallyjust a pair of glasses with cameras in. there are actually very similar to the snapchat spectacles that were released in 2016 although every time i mention that to facebook they insisted this is a very different product. to use them, you press the button to take a video. press and hold to take a photo and you can also use voice commands like, hey, facebook, take a video. there are also built in speakers so you can use them to listen to music or make phone calls although when i tried that, on the noisy high street, they were nowhere near loud enough to be remotely useful. so i'm going to focus on the cameras. the idea behind these is that you can leave your phone in your bag but still the way to capture little moments hands—free as and when they arise and i quite like that as a concept so taking it at face value a try them out ——as a concept so taking it at fac

glassholes almost a decade later there's a new take this is made by facebook and ray ban.r hands on some. how do you like? >> reporter: they do look like normal glasses they go on sale today. they look just like regular sunglasses how these worm, then you can download that capture to an app. this is 9d man in the chinese theater and onload those to the form hardware is all designed to get people to share more on facebook's platforms now these do have sam do it. it's got augmented reality capabilities here's what cases bash >> listen to the audience and make phone calls it starts at $2.99 they're ability to add prescriptions or transitional lenses smart glasses, have you started to tip into the mainstream we'll have to see if this familiar thing of the ray bans makes it work. what about privacy how do you know if you're being recorded >> very good question. shep it makes a great side. but i have to start. julia, thank you. >>> smoke and the smell of burnt plastic. russian space agency reported a smoke alarm was triggered during and the russian air. >>> 40 seconds left on a

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is teaming up with ray-ban to create smart glasses, to tell me if you've seen this movie before.y will be able to answer phone calls, play music, take photos and videos and of course post them to facebook. and instagram. they will cost $299 and come in 20 different styles. >>> just 10 minutes after the newscast, join me on my instagram page at elizabeth kpix where i talk to comedian and actor adam ray about making people laugh during a pandemic. should be a good one. thank you for watching, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >> what style ray-ban would you get? >> that was the way their. i don't think i could do the announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! steve: how y'all doing? [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheers and applause] let's go. how are y'all? appreciate it. thank y'all very much. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] well, we got a good one today. returning for their fifth and final day with a total of 41,420 bucks, it's the champs, the

. >> facebook is teaming up with ray ban for a pair of high tech sunglasses.alled ray ban stories because they include a camera and microphone so you can capture short videos and photos to share on social media. the glasses way. just a few grams. more than standard sunglasses. but they also have built-in speakers. you can take calls and listen to music. a companion app called facebook view will let you upload content captured on the glasses to any social network, not just facebook and instagram. the sunglasses start at $299. they are similar to what snapchat introduced several years ago called spectacles logitech is making work from home a bit easier with a new speaker phone. doc, the law g doc works with google meet microsoft teams and zoom it lets you connect up to 5 usb devices to monitors and charge your laptop all the same time, there are also buttons that let you join meetings mute the mike and toggle your video on and off instantly when it's time for a meeting lights on the dock flash to alert you the device will be available later this year for $400. g

these are the first facebook glasses, a partnership with the luxury eyewear brand ray—ban.d in 2016, although every time i mentioned that to facebook, they insisted this is a very different product. to use them, you press the button to take a video, press and hold to take a photograph, and you can also use voice commands like "hey, facebook, take a video." there are also some built—in speakers so you can use them to listen to music or make phone calls, although when i tried that on the noisy high street, they were nowhere near loud enough to be remotely useful. so i'm going to focus on the cameras. now, the idea behind these is that you can leave your phone in your bag but still have a way to capture little moments hands—free as and when they arise. and i quite like that as a concept. so taking it at face value, i tried them out over the weekend. i met up with some friends, i went to a concert, i took loads of footage. and then when i came to download it to my phone, the glasses had corrupted, and all the footage was lost. so you're not getting any of that. instead, here's

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they're called ray-ban stories, they're just a hair heavier than ray-bans you can use voice control to take aphoto or record up to 30 seconds of video there is an l.e.d. that blinks and a sound to warn those around me that i am recording then you can download the content you've captured to an app and then share it on facebook or an instagram or keep it on your phone now, here is the surprise with these glasses. there are speakers in the side and a microphone so you can connect them through bluetooth to your phone and then listen to audio or make phone calls so they're effectively an alternative to headphones. these glasses start at $299, that's $100 more than regular ray ray-bans they're available in 20 styles with the ability to add prescriptions or transitional lenses to them this is all designed to get people to share more on facebook's platforms but then of course there's a question of how do these compare to what else is out there. snap, as you may remember, as its own smart glasses, spectacles those do not have audio capabilities but the latest version of spectacle for developers

i will be the guy at planet fitness wearing ray bans and not much else. okay, should be to shut up. you live on the re-bans, staring at women. >> yes, you know what i mean. [applause] >> let me tell you, i don't even want to see what is out there. and i also think what could possibly go wrong. and your point that there is always a little short snippet. this could be a problem. and i think that we should all just agree that no one should be canceled for in a video that comes from one of these. >> that's right, another cancer free all-day school do. >> they need more and more, because who are you going to ask. >> there are some that say they are really going to get the story. and it's just going to continue with more lies and stupid stuff and trying to catch people. >> you have to wonder. it's not like people recognize them. >> is not the only thing, but we should move on, terry. okay, this is a good example, i think, one of those things and it's like okay, the whole can of worms coming out. hearing that from you. >> last one over to you, kat timpf. you wear fake glasses? >> no, they

facebook has teamed up with iconic sunglasses maker ray-ban for its long-awaited smart glasses.e called ray-ban stories, using the classicwayfarer frame and allows users to take pictures and videos, answer phone calls. eventually, they will include augmented reality technology. they cost $299 to start. that is your bloomberg business flash. amanda: we have been watching m&a deal flow. it has been robust and many think it will continue to be so given the amount of dry powder out there. we are talking to karen davies, executive managing director at huntington national bank. appreciate your time. i want to start with what you are seeing, in terms of what lies ahead, in the context of how competitive it has been. does the deal flow remain as strong as it has been? karen: frankly, it is stronger than we have seen in many years. it started after the first wave of covid. what we are seeing is just a surge that has taken off across all sectors. first half of the year was globally $3.5 trillion. it has been on a tear since. it could hit the $4 trillion mark. just in the u.s., m&a, for th

facebook is teaming up with ray-ban to put social media into our eyeballs! >>> you can listen to podcasts or take phone calls all while staying in the moment and without taking out your phone. this is just the start. ray-ban is an important part of the story when phones are no longer a central part of our lives. i have another question. who is cutting this man's hair? the guy's worth $130 billion. he's still going to fantastic sam's? maybe he developed these glasses for his barber. tonight.quite a show for you - you're going to want to watch it all the way to the end. from the new movie "queenpins" -- kristen bell and kirby howell-baptiste are with us. and we've been looking forward to this for quite some time. metallica is here. if you'd told a 17-year-old me that one day i'd have my own tv show where i got to hang out with metallica -- i'd say, "awesome! am i still a virgin?" guillermo, you're excited right? >> very excited. >> you see what he did there? yes, many of you know what that means. >> jimmy: a lot of people think i'm joking when i say guillermo

facebook and ray ban had rolled out their new smart glasses.concerns that those glasses are a threat to personal privacy and security. they look like regular sunglasses, but they allow users to take photos and record videos with two barely noticeable cameras, a tiny led light meant to warn others. they're being recorded is barely noticeable. techcrunch reports that facebook's lead privacy regulator in europe is now calling on facebook to demonstrate the light is effective for its purpose. facebook says it will work to help users understand how this new technology works and the controls they have. in florida. fbi agents swarm the home of gabby pitino's fiance, one day after human remains were discovered in wyoming. more on today's developments still ahead, plus. several people are dead after a gunman opens fire on the campus of a russian university. i'm amy kellogg. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ woman went missing a man in moab, utah,

facebook is teaming up with ray ban for a pair of high tech sunglasses.d ray ban stories because they include a camera and microphone so you can capture short videos and photos to share on social media. >> the glasses way. just a few grams. more than standard sunglasses, but they also have built-in speakers. you can take calls and listen to music. a companion app called facebook view will let you upload content captured on the glasses to any social network, not just facebook and instagram. the sunglasses start at $299. they are similar to what snapchat introduced several years ago called spectacles logitech is making work from home a bit easier with a new speaker phone. doc, the law g doc works with google meet microsoft teams and zoom it lets you connect up to 5 usb devices to monitors and charge your laptop all the same time, there are also buttons that let you join meetings mute the mike and toggle your video on and off instantly when it's time for a meeting lights on the dock flash to alert you the device will be available later this year for $400. go

. >> teaming up with ray ban to create smart glasses. they will be able to answer phones and take pictures and post them to facebook. they cost $299 and come in 20 different styles. the design is based on the glasses >>> late slow with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on - [announcer] the following program is sponsored by food for the poor. - [voiceover] it's so difficult to look at my children who are so hungry and i can't give them food. - [child voiceover] i'm scared because the trucks aren't careful. the other day, i saw a little boy get killed. - [voiceover] i have a child who doesn't even have

this has ebbed away across the north of scotland, the main ray ban here, but as this moves away the windnorth—west, so you can see that once ebbing away through saturday and more noticeable for sunday, actually. this is the latest satellite picture, lots of cloud, these showers in parts of eastern england and eastern scotland are now thundery and for the next few hours more rumbles of thunder, particularly for east anglia and the east of england, possibly in northern ireland. through the night though should ease away and it becomes dry for most parts of northern scotland, whether the weather fronts still sits with us. through tonight humid air around, a warm night at 1a—16, through tonight humid air around, a warm night at 1a—16 , and quite misty, grey and murky, particularly in north—western parts of england, wales, northern ireland and scotland. any bits of morning fog billie fog should clear quickly and a bit of sunshine around with just a passing light shower. a few showers across northern ireland, but not as many as today and the south—east of scotland very not too badly. chan, but

. >> teaming up with ray ban to create smart glasses. to answer phones and take pictures and post them to facebook. they cost $299 and come in 20 different styles. the design is based on the glasses [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >>> late slow with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on s >> the host of the original nickelodeon show "blue's clues" steve burns left viewers heartbroken when he left the show back in 2002. he told them he was off to college, leaving room for his little brother to step in. now, in a viral video, burns speaks directly to his fans. listen. >> one day, i was, like, oh, hey, guess what? big news, i'm leaving. i realize that was kind of abrupt. i guess i just wanted to say that, after all these years, i never forgot you, ever. >> hey there, it's me, the height giraffe. remember season one, episode 13 when i was used to

facebook released new portal devices, those ray-ban smart glasses.hey're trying to keep their users in the ecosystem amazon has the echos and tvs following a similar strategy microsoft has used the surface lineup to raise the bar for windows hardware, making sure that it's not just apple, guys, controlling the high end i remember about a decade ago when, carl, microsoft first launched the surface we were fresh off of netbooks, these trash laptops that were running these intel processors, those little weak processors that were bad chromebooks basically. microsoft was having to respond to that, trying to do like a pared down freer version of windows. i think surface was part of this strategy to focus on the mid to high-end we're seeing that now. >> yep what was the -- i saw you did something -- what was your takeaway both sides >> both sides. has the surface been a success on the one hand, there's that low market share but on the other hand, hey, that healthy pc -- we can forget, people used to lose money -- the biggest pcmakers out there, hp and dell

united flight 93 was in route ray-ban when it was taken on over . yesterday a ceremony in union city was held at the country's first permanent flight 93 memorial. family and friends of the bay area victims gathered honor those who died when the plane crashed in the pennsylvania field. three men led the charge to attack the hijackers, crediting them for eroding the paint playing reaching the intended target. >> mark bingham did something. >> reporter: 49-11 he was part of the bay area rugby club. and before that he was a star player in the loss got those rugby team and a two-time champion while playing at cal. the bay area also remembering the heroic act of san francisco attended betty. she was the first person to alert authorities of the pending attack that morning. >> what is your name. >> my name is betty, flight attendant. >> she was working on american airlines flight 11, the first plane to be taken over by the hijackers on september 11. for 25 minutes she related vital information to an american airlines crew that led to the faa closing airspac

they stirred up controversy and now facebook is giving smart glasses a try, the ray-ban wayfarer frames raise concerns that people can be recorded without their knowledge, -- the function raising concerns people can be recorded without their knowledge. i thought google glass proved this is something we don't need and don't want unless you are tom cruise in mission impossible and then you are going on a spy mission. i don't know, and facebook being involved automatically is a hard no. dan: i think there would be a lot of red flags. it's where technology is, but as we saw with google glass, people want to know if they are potentially being recorded and another issue that occurs to me about this, we are worried about distracted driving, now are people going to be wearing his sunglasses and looking at other things and being distracted even more as they drive around? >> see, i have not thought of that, i was thinking along the lines of what larry said about the google glass not having taken off, here is another device that has a similar use [laughter] what's going to make it appealing to con

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that's what it does." [ light laughter ] and finally, facebook has collaborated with the eyewear brand ray-banlease new sunglasses that can take pictures, make phone calls, and play music on the downside, you're currently sitting on them. [ light laughter ] and that was the monologue we got a great show for you, tonight. you know her from "ratched," "american horror story," and "the people v. o.j. simpson. she stars as linda tripp, in "impeachment: american crime story. one of my favorites, sarah paulson will be here, in studio and last night, he won a vma for best alternative video, and he's got a graphic novel coming out on september 28th. machine gun kelly will join me in studio. but before we get to all that, republicans are trying to rile up their base in response to president biden's new vaccine requirements and rudy giuliani insisted that he was not drunk when he went on a bizarre rant during a speech at a 9/11 memorial dinner. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: the modern republican party is a bizarre and unhinged institution, populated by crime adjacent weirdo

these are the first facebook glasses, a partnership with the luxury eyewear brand ray—ban.s had corrupted, and all the footage was lost. so you're not getting any of that. instead, here's my last—minute backup option of meeting a friend for coffee in the park. the specs record these square videos and nothing is automatically posted to facebook or livestreamed. instead, you download the clips at the end of the day and you can post them wherever you like. facebook says one use case is if you have children, and i can see that being useful because you can put your phone away but still capture some nice moments. i took this video of a dog taking a swim and i think the footage looks pretty good. here's the same moment captured on my smartphone. i think the smartphone version looks better. lots of people have questions about privacy, and i can see why they've branded these ray—ban stories rather than facebook glasses or insta specs. ultimately, if somebody�*s inclined to take hidden footage in a changing room, they can do that with a phone already, they don't need to spend $300 on

also we found spoof accounts claiming to be popular brands including nike, ray ban and kylie cosmetics very seriously. >> reporter: public affairs. >> taken down nearly 1.3 billion fake accounts since beginning of this year. >> 1.3 billion in 2021 alone >> that's right. do it in three ways. one artificial intelligence, second, human review and third for consumers watching at home reporting suspicious activity. >> reporter: as told us, the reporting doesn't always work. >> it can fall on deaf ears which it did. >> what do you say to people frustrated and feel they are contacting facebook and instagram and nothing is done? >> don't give up we have 35,000 people working on this issue, along with other safety and privacy issues. this is an ongoing issue. >> do you think facebook and instagram are doing enough to protect the small businesses, and those identities exploited on your platforms? >> we're striving for perfect. will never get there but invested billions of dollars into. >> reporter: to protect yourself before accepting a friend request or responding to a direct message, facebook

these are the first facebook glasses, a partnership with the luxury eyewear brand ray ban.this is a very different product. to use them, you press the button to take a video, press the button to take a video, press and hold to take a photograph, and you can also use voice commands like hey facebook, take a video. there are also built—in speakers so you can use them to listen to music or make phone calls, although when i tried that on the noisy high street, they were nowhere near loud enough to be remotely useful. so i'm going to be remotely useful. so i'm going to focus on the cameras. now, the idea behind these is that you can leave your phone in your bag still have a way to capture little moments hands—free as and when they arise, and i quite like that as a concept, so taking it at face value tried them out over the weekend. i met up with some friends, i went to a concert, loads of footage. and when i came to downloaded to my phone, the glasses had corrupted, and all the glasses had corrupted, and all the footage was lost. so you are not getting any of that. instead, here

they have a deal with ray ban for smart sun glasses with cameras in them.r you will try to develop things like that, yourself >> so we haven't tried that product ourselves, so we can't comment specifically we are excited the form factor around a pair of glass like them wearing is governr garnering more attention and glasses were the original wearable technology and we think there is lots of opportunity to add additional technical capabilities overtime >> what do you think it looks like five years out? do you think we will have chips or see stuff that i'll see that other people won't >> the technology is definitely emerging we have conversations with folks. we develop technology internally we were one of the first to be using 3d renderings in our design and a bunch of patents for ri wear. we're excited about this category in $140 billion globally as more technology gets infused with this product, the tables just expand. >> young dave, congratulations it is pretty cool to have watched you guys effectively grow up from nearly the very beginning. we wish you lo

banned. the use of horse patrols around the del ray or border area, thousands of haitian migrants remains stranded there and make shift camps. she had pretends he has more from washington dc on the sidelines of the un general assembly, anthony blink. and attempted once again to present the u. s. as making human rights central to its foreign policy. you know, when asked about the treatment of haitian refugees, of the u. s. a southern border. the secretary of state blamed disinformation. some people are misinforming haitians, whether in haiti or haitians residing and other countries that they can come to the united states and, and state. because of the temporary protected status that was granted the haitians who are already here. but there is a fundamental contradiction between the u. s. allowing haitian refugees to stay in the u. s. under its temporary protective status scheme because of the home countries. instability only if they arrived before the end of july, while deporting those seeking asylum now to a country, it admits is dangerous. it was a question of the white house spokesperson wrestled

ray is 5. '06 in the breaking news overnight. the u.s. supreme court chooses. >> not to block that new texas law that bans almost all abortions. it was a 5 to 4 ruling with chief justice john roberts joining the court's 3 liberal members in dissent. the texas law bans abortions once doctors can detect a heartbeat which is usually around 6 weeks. but that's earlier than most women even know that they're pregnant. kareen wynter has the latest. >> this is one of the most extreme abortion bans in the country. one that's already being challenge in the nation's highest federal court senate bill 8 known as a texas heartbeat act. now law prohibits abortions after about 6 weeks of pregnancy. critics argue the law greeley restrict women's access to abortion in the lone star state that overwhelming majority of people who you can work session. well, not be able to in texas we're estimating that 85% of patients in texas and seek abortion appointments will be. >> not able to the new law prohibits nearly all abortions after the detection of a fetal heartbeat which is often around 6 weeks opponents of sb 8 say some women are unaware they're e

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