it is a.r., as you have noted. >> true. >> i think a.r. is long-term, if we are talking or even medium term, we are talking ten years, seven years, whatever it is. then, forward. i think a.r. is a much bigger deal than v.r. not that v.r. is nothing. but v.r. will be over here with certain verticals gaming and some other things. a.r. has a very broad future and a very bright future. it is very hard to do. i think it is fascinating p i think, actually, mark, who, after all, owns oculus, which is v.r. i think mark essentially said that at f-8 yesterday, that a.r. is likely the bigger deal in the long-term. so i think what they are starting with is crude and kind of cartoony. there will be people that will like it and use it. i don't think we are all going to be liking it and using it, carl. maybe you and i will meet up in some cartoon room. i don't know. i think they are getting into it. particularly the fact that we know they are developing hardware, new hardware, none of which was shown. they have regina duggan, who is super smart running t

they think a.r. widely accessible until you are wearing it in a way that is socially acceptable. the lenses of these glasses of the future, which have not been developed yet, must be clear. facebook is giving us a little bit more insight into what their vision of the ideal future starts to look like in the 10-year, maybe even 20-year timeframe. caroline: fascinating. we will be looking into it augmented reality even more. sticking with facebook, the social media giant's bet on a demented reality remains a major -- on augmented reality remains a major focus. joining us is sunny dhillon. what an unveiling we have seen from facebook. about the opening of the ecosystem here. this is getting developers involved. sunny: i think the common belief for a long time was they were copying elements of snapchat, from the augmented reality perspective with the filters, the masks, the lenses. facebook famously bought a company called masquerade about a year-and-a-half ago that was all about putting the augmented rea

baidu is building better a.r. than apple. apple is copying designs of social media apps in china.t is copying china because china is innovating beyond what apple can do. it has to still from china to stay competitive. caroline: sad, changeable. how can we see tech talent fostered within the united states for those who grew up from the beginning in the united states? >> immigrants want to come to america. we love america. this is the place to be. if we allowed people to come here and give them visas, they would come. they would make americans compete. as long as there is not a salary disadvantage, competition is good for the country. the problem was when you have cheap labor, indentured servitude when people are tethered to countries -- companies. it would fix the range of problems. caroline: i will throw other problems that you because it is not cheap labor many people feel has undone manufacturing in the united states. many say the crux of the problem is automation. this is something you have written a lot about. what about the answers for the? ensureout educating to perhaps ever

the first challenge this state's ban on assault style weapons, including the a.r of rar-15 with -- the ar-15. >> guns that are chosen for lawful purposes, those kind of guns are protected by the second ape mendment. >> reporter: the group also claims california's ban on high capacity magazine, those with more than 10 rounds, violates what the supreme court calls a reasonable restriction. >> making it more difficult for me to reload my gun while i'm out shooting isn't going to help you when you're being mugged in an applyway. -- in an alleyway. >> background checks to keep guns and firearms out of the hands of dangerous people are not only responsible and common sense law, but they certainly don't violate anyone's constitutional rights. >> another restriction being challenged, the law requiring ammunition buyers to pass a background check. police like it, gun advocates don't. gun control advocates say these measures are only meant to fire up an nra meeting this week in atlanta. atlanta. >>> a new bill introduced today on capitol hill would prohibit airlines from involuntarily bumped con