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and helping this community build this software and these experiens is the single thing that i am most excited about when it comes to virtual reality. as oculus faces growing competiti from google, playstation and others, it just announced its high end rift headset will work with lower cost computers. it gave a sneak peek at a prototype for an entirely new line of headsets that would be as high quality as the rift without requiring any computer. oculus's ceo would say when the new line of headsets would be available or how much they would cost. but he says the company is focused on serving a market of millions of people down the . >> there are a lot of vr enthusias out there. this is still early days for vr, but we've seen a huge amount of adoption of vr. this is a dream so many people have had, that one day we would step into that virtual reality world. and now it's a reality. >> reporte to make sure there's plenty of content to experience oculus is doubling down, announcing it spent $250 million on content and planning on spending another $250 million to build the ecosystem. julia bo

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content andhave the the experien or consumers. >> they announced today a partnership with netflix comingthe road. if you think about what consumers would want, netflix is at the top of the list. hbo is at the top the list. that hits a lot of territory for uggla and consumers. >> there would be a bigger market e.on the the niche -- beyond the niche gamers. what google has that others don't is mapping software. there is potential for the are tourism and games. we saw that with pokemon go, which is built on the back of poking -- google maps. emily: what about home device? it's exciting. there has been so much excitement around amazon echo. how optimistic are you about it? >> i am optimistic. the google assistant is going to be so good. at the end of the day, a wi-fi speaker isn't exciting. they sold 6 million of these. it's a very niche market. what's compelling is if they can make the assistant part of it work and train consumers to think differently about how they use home control. line, the possibilities are exciting about what it can do. emily: where is apple? >> my colleague said they

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it may be because of our experien his dad as a millionaire-- >> could i. we've heard this before, hillary. >> my father was a small-business man. i think it affects how we see the world and what we want to do with the economy. >> time. >> could i just respond? >> no, because we're running out of time gee, i disagreed with with ronald reagan on trade. we should have been much tougher. i've been waiting for years and nobody does it right. get into you in the debate is the biggest driver of our debt is entitlements which is 60% of the spending. the committee for responsible federal budget has looked at both of your plans and says neither of you has a serious plan that will solve the fact that medicare is going it run out of money in the 2020s. social security is going to run out of money in the 2030s. and at that time, recipients are going to take huge cut in their benefi. want to ask you in this regard is-- and let me start with you, mr. trump-- would president trump make a deal to save medicare and social security that included both tax increases and benefi

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this can be a difficult adoption experien she's actually been up for adoption for a year. she's a special needs dog. but for empty nesters or they're retired, mabel could be a perfect match because she does require a little extra time. she does need shots to treat her diabetes. but other than that, she's a lovely dog. >> she's adorable. >> really sweet. >> i've got little baylor here. now, baylor is 5, a schnauzer but you said a lot of people might be tempted to get a puppy raising a puppy with children is the way to go, but puppies can be very challenging for children. they're very mouthy, very jumpy, verynergetic. adopting an adult dog, you see what you get. you get to know if they're good with kids. oftentimes they're house trained and a lot calmer than a puppy. >> i've got grayson here. grayson is a great dane. and this guy is okay for an up a lot of space. but a lot of times the very large breeds like great danes or greyhounds are suitable for smaller spaces because they tend to be couch potatoes. they need lots of exercise but when they're inside it's not like they r

it's experien >> i think eventually biology is going to kick in.ons of years. it's going to kick in and they're going to have to -- and when that happens, they're going to have kids and kids require a home. we'll wait them out. >> just not having kids quite yet, joe. more with dan in a moment. ecb decision no change expected. also the pace of monthly asset purchase is still $80 billion a month. still with the current wording. it will continue until the end of march next year. or beyond if necessary. no clarification in they expect that extension but the extension is there if need be. of course the crucial press conference coming up at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we'll bring you theed thelines of that. we've got a move in the euro right now. it is just a little bit higher. 1.0982. the press conference in 40 minutes' time. >>> also still to come on "squawk box," we'll talk to the vice chair of palace sports and entertainment which owns the detroit pistons. we'll talk to him about the business of basketball next. hey listen, when you tell our friends about you