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. >>> we have fog on the ast co >>> it is flashy and new but do we really need it? apple's first new piece of hardware in 10 years was unveiled today. and you wear. as bring in scott budman. first of all, tell me the price tag. i always like to start bear. >> reporter: that is the big thing. $3500 to start with. that is not for a piece of apple hardware. >> this is a vr headset? >> reporter: exactly. it has some barriers because we have not been all that used to it yet. and it has a high price. apple calls it vision pro, a virtual and augmented reality has set this one wants to immerse you in movies, in meetings and even some brand- new apps. apple calls it vision pro, a mixed reality had set and even before it hits the market next year, the prototype drew a huge response from the crowd inside this the jobs theater. upstairs, another crowd gathered around tim cook, when he should up to me developers. apple says it's newest piece of hardware aims to be an immersive experience, bring you inside your favorite movie, vacation or work meeting. >> at the end of the day, i

asting, inc. >> right now on america this morning, a delta flight forced to land without its landing gear . just the latest chaotic scene at major airports. people waiting eight hours or longer just to rebook flights. >> others told it would be days before they get home. the growing debate over who's to blame and what can be done as airports brace for record crowds this weekend. >> breaking overnight, what's been found on that chinese spy balloon that was shot down over south carolina earlier this year for the first time, we're seeing what's left of that sub that imploded in the north atlantic on its way to the titanic. >> what investigators are saying about what they found inside and what comes next. >> madonna's medical emergency rushed to the intensive care unit. what we're learning about her condition later. >> a bribery scheme involving chicken tenders sold to school lunch programs and the health risk. >> and major league perfection in there it is perfection. the rare achievement by the yankees last night, the record set and the inspiring story behind it. from abc news in new yo

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. >> we looked at business leadership and despite most of the world, universities for having women ast when it comes to leadership positions, it is 45%. c-suite positions, we get to 25%. that dropped to the top is worse with s.t.e.m. professions. when you get to the c-suite, that is 12% women. >> what is the issue for the policy making? should they think about policy inclusion? >> absolutely. governments have to invest in the care infrastructure. number two, both governments and businesses have to focus on s.t.e.m. for careers for women and number three, you have to look at equality in hiring those are the three things of getting to parity. >> at cnbc, we talk about a.i. and even within that, women comprise of 29% of the total work force what does that mean for women's future earnings power? >> i think when we look at a macro level, everybody across the labor force is going to need an upgrade of technology skills. there will need to be a focus on a.i. and big data and machine learning now within that, when you look at who is actually taking some of that up-skilling, there is a large ge

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ast and that's why this stock has plunged back to the low 20s.e cheap to own i don't know when. i don't know what the state of the global economy will be to make it work let's check with the founder and chairman and ceo of mp materials. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. it's good to be back nice to see you. >> it's great to see you i want you first of all to explain to people out there that you are an owner-operator. so if the company does well, it's terrific for you. and if it doesn't do well, you feel it. >> yep, that's right, jim. i'm the largest shareholder of the company. and we have an owner-operator culture. every single employee is a shareholder. so we try to think like owners and operate like owners. you hit the nail on the hit. unfortunately we've had senn successful quarters at a public company, and we're executing really well. ultimately this is a commodity industry right now when prices are high, we probably look really smart, and maybe we're not so smart but when prices are low, maybe we look not so smart and we don't

finished with their investigation and the chief can move forward with any decisions that may need to be >>astth, the mayor also wrote a letter to the police chief saying that he wants to ban members of the ana police officers association and the pull. that's the police union from serving as members of the internal affairs team. as for the shooting that happened over the weekend. the mayor says that he spoke with the family of the victims and the family who hosted that party. police have yet to determine a motive. >> are going to take a break here 6.11. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. a honeymoon in hawaii ends in tragedy after the groom from the bay area dies in an accident. we're going to hear from his best friend on how he's being remembered. >> plus, it's more than just brain fog. join us on the beginning of a three-part series as doctors try to understand the effects of long covid. plus after the break, first lady jill biden is visiting the bay area today details on what's her visit details on what's her visit involves. this is a craft 170 years in the making. (sniffing) for bold

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