project an i mage of you on facetime.re is an image capture. >> i got to see this in action i did not get to scan my face and create my facetime hologram. i got to facetime an apple employee what is compelling here is it is 3d there is depth to the image. to do that, they have to scan your face. we saw this in the keynote you scan your face it picks up on all of the attributes of your face. when you are talking, you see 3d version of that and you are able to -- it mimics the facial expr expressions. i said can you smile and frown and hold up your hands and stick out your tongue. she was weirded out by that. all of that worked okay, this person is here. i didn't get the rest of the body i think over time we will get more of this this is the ho holographic futu. >> i think this is cartoonish on meta >> the avatar in meta is this space. this is the window of the facetime person. still compelling i say the coolest thing is the fact i had this woman hovering on one side and presenting something to me in the apple freeform app

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some of the concerns with hybrid work are women getting the facetime they need and right promotion, right gonna work out in long term. we are watching carefully to make sure there are these rates for promotion and rates for, you know, aspirational roles for women, that they are not just kind of on a ked end, right? that's one interesting thing that human resources managers have been working on trying to make sure if you have women coming back into the labor market, they are coming back and on the same track as men or people who might be working in the office four or five days a week. that's still a kind of, you know, an experiment at this point. >> i think that's such a good point because, like, facetime, water cooler talk, whatever, a lot of it happens when you're at the office, not on a zone. >> same for young people. when you have young people -- i mean, a lot of my, you know, formative years, i mean, i was in the office 50 or 6 # hours a week in the office, facetiming, learning things from managers or little things in the hallway or behind the scenes. is that something that hybrid wor

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. >> with an instant facetime call, cook county sheriff's police are connecting with clinicians kept and immediately de-escalate it. >> bret: when the response team was first put into use, and eli putting give montgomery was the clinician on-call. a man was threatening to kill himself and his family, but he took the facetime call. >> he was locked in, i was locked in with him come he continued to talk. that's what happened. >> when the incident was diffuse, then the person who caused it is pulled into the mental health care system instead of criminal courts. a child now being treated in cook county after years of trouble. >> after they helped me, they reached out and asked me how they can be of assistance. >> the chicago suburban police forces like northbrook, illinois, are getting on board. >> you don't have to lay hands -- the person doesn't get hurt, the officer doesn't get hurt. there will probably be a greater level of comfort in that level of reaction. >> 373 people have been connecting with counselors since cook county started doing this. in each case, counsel has been able to

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a man was threatening to kill himself and his family, but he took the facetime call. >> i was lockedim and they continue to talk. ticket when the incident is diffused, the person who caused it is pulled into the mental health care system instead of criminal courts. has a child being treated in cook county after years of trouble pretty. >> after they helped me, they reached out to me. they ask me how they could be o further assistance. three don't have to lay some hands on someone for that perso doesn't get hurt, the officer doesn't get hurt. >> it has been used 373 times s far in every case the mental health professional has been able to back to you. >> litz bring in board-certifie it is interesting i thought the most interesting line was they said being at bring a medical professional into the house and it de-escalate the situation even if that medical professional is on an ipad it tends to bring the temperature down. what you think about the approach? >> these are individuals traine to know exactly how to get into the mind of that person who's having the mental health crisis. they

. >> reporter: he was facetiming his family just hours before the accident, they have no idea who would have targeted him. >> he was just looking at his kids, and we were asking her if he was fine, she said he was happy. >> reporter: witnesses say this was a case of road rage, but police still getting no motive as they continue the search for the shooting suspect. >> investigators have not released any information about that suspect so far. >>> a lot of questions remain about what killed a couple staying at a luxury hotel in baja, california. they were told it could have been carbon monoxide poisoning due to poor ventilation in the room, but the hotel says they have not been given a cause of death yet by mexican authorities. the la times spoke to current and former employees who say the managers reported ignoring signs of a gas leak . meanwhile, the families are trying to raise money to bring the couples remains back from mexico. >>> the board of directors have approved bus mounted cameras that would use ai to automatically snap photos of violators. similar cameras here rstimethey use t

spatial facetime, voices can come out, facetime, and they will come out from the tiles.o i think what's interesting here is it's anything at least if apple is promoting this, it's anything but isolating because you can actually see through it. what kind of advantage does it give it over all of the other headsets that might be out there? >> you know, it's extremely painful playing with meta devices when they did not have that pass-through, right? pass-through, to me, makes everything different because you can easily with one click, with one movement, you can clear the way behind you so you're not totally immersed. you can see people walking around you, you're not tripping over furniture. that's one of the big things when everything's blinded, is that you can't see your surroundings, and people fall over and crash into walls. so, look, i think it's a big thing, and it's going to be really exciting to start playing with this thing. liz: price, everybody. we've got the price. $3,499. that's a full 3 grand more than meta's quest 3. is that going to be prohibitive, do you thin

let's say you do facetime. all of a sudden they're in your living room, your virtual living room. is it sometething we need? i donon't think so. consumers haven't jumped on the oculus bandwagon yet. will they jump on this one? i don't know. the price point is pretty high. the technology is pretty new. it is impressive, but we have to decide do we want to do this with something on our head when we can already do most of it on our phones? >> i suppose we didn't used to have things on our head for headsets and we didn't have things on our phone or airtags so maybe at some time we will adopt this. what is mark zuckerberg thinking? is he upset at this news? i'm guessing he saw it coming or does it hurt meta. >> i think all of those things. i think he saw it coming, and oculus was first. they're on the market right now at a much, much lower price point. so if you're interested in trying this out, you can get an oculus device for $500, $600, not $3,500. but it's a different machine. the problem is the metaverse never really took off for meta and facebook. >> apple, as we know, makes thin

facetime or text? >> facetime. >> polos are suit? >> polo. >> weight training or cardio?. >> i knew i'd get you. >> i love -- yeah. that was a tough one. >> i understand. i'll let you pass on that one. apples or oranges? >> definitely apples. definitely apples. >> kind of knew what the answer on that one was going to be. i just remember. when i talked with him in 2016 about the air pods, he kind of eluded to what we have, what they revealed yesterday. so that's how long going back again talking about vision pro. that's how long it was in the works. you are our tech guru. what caught your eye yesterday. >> i remember that conversation, robin. takes time to perfect things. for a lot of people, it's not necessarily about having to buy a new product with these updates. it is updates to the iphone that already exist. one thing that caught my eye as a parent of a 4-year-old who doesn't really have a phone but at some point will, this check-in feature where you can essentially follow your child or your loved one. make sure you know where they are. it follows the location, batter

all events of the facetime while they are in the den. yes, we can say that. we can see a lot of soldiers back into the streets of the city on the streets of the city. yesterday the bree gates of the church and fighters went to watch, solve in order to take part in what the leader said uh, is uh, fighting with the the wagner. however, this fight didn't happen. so the columns of about 3 guys were back to the region to this area. also some log into a fight that was on hit also. and we can hear a lot of boardman shut on. does nothing to city about that. i'm the city of reports now coming from that go left, go lift guy. i've known the ukraine. that's more than 15 minutes. i'll just have hit the area that know back to the soldiers and the thinking and how they're dealing with the situation. wagner, to a soldier, that's where they'd buy, didn't go to the deal that i need to did with the russian government. tell her about the big questions about how this is going to be dealt with and how this is going to impact the more all of the auction soldiers, whether on the fro

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saturday night, we tried to get on the show but she didn't have the time so we are going to just facetimeamiliar face reveals how she spends her time when she's not on the air. next. ♪ welcome back to fox news saturday night. one of my favorite fox news host can be in studio tonight, thanks a lot so earlier we decided to crash this weekend to see what her and her pups are up to. the legendary, one and only, backbone of the five, your friend and mine, perino and her pup, percy. >> i'm great. how about you? it's a good show. >> thank you. not about me, it's about you guys so this is -- my hands are cross because i'm being serious so like the little distinguished gentleman next to you. last time arrested him on the couch you are sitting on. >> that's why i sat here, i thought maybe you would remember this great time he had. i don't know how long he's going to hang but i'll hang with you. >> one thing i want to do is show the other side -- you cover all the serious stuff like america's newsroom and the five and sometimes we see the lighter side of you but you really have a unique active life.

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it will focus a lot on entertainment, on communication, it sounds like they have a new version of facetime your face this time and also things like using your mac within this environment on your face, meta, their headset does something similar. you can mirror the screen with your computer. i tried it i'm not sure it's a compelling case >> all right, thanks very much julia, steve, appreciate it. >> thank you >>> nearly a third of consumers say they plan to dine out less according to a new survey as inflation persists wolfgang puck, when ""power lunch"" returns. (dr. aaron king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful finger sticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading-- up, down, or steady-- and because

raises the category >> of all of the things announced by apple yesterday with the macbook air and facetimetv the thing i thought the most useful in my life is the find my apple remote that is what i need in my life al alex, good to see you. >> thank you >>> to the latest around the labor negotiations standoff at ports across the west coast, sources are telling cnbc issues remain at terminals from los angeles and seattle and ship closures as workers call for better pay now groups representing retailers and manufacturers are urging the white house to step in courtney reagan is joining us. i guess they are worried about their stuff getting into the hands of consumers >> reporter: absolutely. contessa, the uncertainty of how long it will take for west coast port terminals to be operational again is not news scarred from the last five years in the global supply chain. the good news is the country's largest retailers are prepared this strike is not a surprise. contract negotiations have been ongoing for a year there is a history of the types of worker disruption around the contract expirations m

form, where we're wearing this head set all day on top our face to shop online, trade stocks and facetime, especially at a $3,500 price point. i could see where a vision pro 3 or 4 where the battery is attached to the device and as thin as my glasses, that's what we expect from apple if they provide an elegant solution like that, i can see this thing allowing them to succeed where so many other companies have failed much like apple tends to do with all the other products that break through. >> nicole webb, your firm owns apple. your takeaway from today is what >> as an investor and adviser, what's most important is the forward look it's knowing that humans like immersive experiences when it comes to technology. for me it's a future solve for two needs. we see younger people longing for immersive experiences and secondly the speed of business moves faster today than it ever has before we see that in the velocity of change in the market alone we can think about that across multiple applications. if creating immersive technology and ways to interface where we feel like we're communicating an

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there was a lot about using facetime and video calling friends.er you are in the home behind you. let me tell you about the price tag, because it is even more eye watering then we thought it would be. it is free and a half thousand dollars, which is nearly £3000. it will be out in the us at the beginning of next year. it is interesting to see that the boss of disney is also here today. he has thrown disney's weight behind this, because he thinks this might finally because he thinks this might finally be a piece of hardware that gets us all using virtual reality. it has been around for ages but it is never quite become that essential bit of kit everyone has. can apple do it? do enough people have $3500 to make that happen. so, is the idea that instead of having your head down on your phone all day, or getting home and then putting a slightly bigger screen on your tv, you just where this headset and instead of looking down at your phone, everything is there right in front of you and if you want to watch a film you just hit play and it appears in fro

there was a lot about using facetime video, calling yourfriends, but with this augmented experience,is kind of extra experience of seeing it large on a screen in front of you while still being able to see wherever you are in the home behind you. let me tell you about the price tag, because it's even more eye watering than we thought it was going to be. it's $3500, which is nearly £3,000. it will be out in the us at the beginning of next year. but it's interesting to see who's a fan of this. bob iger, who's the boss of disney, is also here today. he's throwing disney's weight behind this. he really thinks that this might finally be the piece of hardware that gets us all using virtual reality. it's been around for ages, hasn't it? but it's never quite become that essential to a bit of kit that everybody has. can apple do it and do enough people have $3500 to spare to make that happen? interesting. so is the idea, zoe, that it, kind of, instead of having your head down on your phone all day or getting home and then putting a slightly bigger screen on your tv, you just wear this headset

>> or just facetime. >> yeah. or facetime. >> the 3d is much more realistic.t's more engaging you also have something to do rather than just, you know, there's a lot of different things to do hey, listen, don't laugh at me what do you think this reason why? you think it's because of messi? this is a major issue. i got to give a talk on friday about this stuff >> well, b of a estimates 1.5 million units in the first full year. >> there you go. >> at $3,499, that's almost $6 billion >> i still think the price comes down i want to wait to see if t-mobile adopts it mike seifert is a very smart guy, close to apple, head of t-mobile >> you got to get -- you've got to get the developers. >> they will >> that was the whole key to make content >> but you like realistic or more cartoonish thing that mark zuckerberg is delivering >> i don't like either one, and i won't experience either one. i'm not the -- i'm not the first user >> you're one of the lucky people in the world that has a happy family you've got terrific mom, whom i love myself. >> yes >> and there's not ev

sensitive content warning can screen for nudity and blur it before you even see it in photos and videos facetimeinally making its way to apple tv. although you have to use an iphone, has a camera and not a traditional web cam. the iphone can also now help you find a lost apple tv remote and a new 15 inch macbook air is thin and light yet capable. i love this big screen on a mac book air. it starts at $1300. finally, peanuts is coming to the apple watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. >> what's that was rich demuro reporting for us. i was 17 will be available in the fall. it will support the iphone x earth was at 10 s and later models which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the iphone 10 will not receive. a local couple found a million pennies deep cleaning a family member's home. >> now they're trying to figure out what to do with this huge haul. john and elizabeth rams cleaning out her late father's home last year in los angeles, which is in southern california. >> when they discovered the unexpected stashed inside a tight crawl space. they found dozens of

the men were to kill himself and his family, but he took the facetime call. >> he was just locked in.d in with him, we continue to talk and he went into the emptiness. and that's what happened. >> the face and connection has been used 373 times in the past year. each time, the mental health professional has been able to talk down the person having an incident resulting in zero arrests. bill? >> bill: mike thanks, they needed help. mike tobin in chicago. these are stay what i would've n screaming, this is a wild scene outside of jacksonville florida in adventure. a mixed much about fighter going one-on-one with a 10-foot alligator. wrestling with a huge reptiles that is burning across the internet and bringing attention to a good cause. that mma fighter joins us live. i think i would have been screaming but what was it like when you came up upon the team? >> you know, when i showed up, all the pressure was really off. i walk through those gates and i saw a big alligator in any knew the job had to get done. so we got it done. >> bill: mike right? you look like a big dude, what are you 6

sensitive content warning can screen for nudity and blur it before you even see it in photos and videos facetimee, has a camera and not a traditional web cam. the iphone can also now help you find a lost apple tv remote and a new 15 inch macbook air is thin and light yet capable. i love this big screen on a mac book air.mit starts at $1300. finally, peanuts is coming to the apple watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. i was 17 launches in the fall. it will support the iphone 10 s and up. >> which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the 10 won't be getting any further software updates. didn't want to learn more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> that's how they get got. the older models, our land. our know, more my favorite feature that i saw is the fact that if you face time someone and they don't answer, you can leave them like a voice or video. you which i like that because some of futuristic. yeah. >> movies that will be again the year 2032. yeah. do this sort of thing. so that's pretty cool.

a man was threatening to kill himself and his family but he took the facetime call. >> he was just lockeded, d he went in the ambulance, and it happened. >> 373 times in the past year. in each case, the mental health professional was able to talk down the person having the incident resulting in 0 arrests so far. john. >> all right, mike tobin with the latest. thank you. >> a troubling sign for america's young adults as they fall farther and farther behind previous generations when it comes to achieving major lifetime milestones, and new research finds young men are faring worse than young women. dr. wilcox will help us pinpoint some of the biggest factors. >> john: from sanitation worker to harvard law school graduate. his inspiring journey. yeah,we love our house, but the cost of home ownership has been a struggle. with utility prices rising and... [ sad violin playing ] sweetie, can you practice that somewhere else? anyway, like i was saying, it's getting harder [ somber music playing ] and harder to make ends meet and... hon, do you mind? well, on the bright side, new customers [ angel

tesla's elon musk has already had had some facetime with the prime minister, he said it was an excellentng. big tech is now an arm of america's foreign policy. they are playing a big role because it is american companies that have the technology that's powering economies the world over. big tech's in the driver's seat. everybody wants 'em. china wants them to stay, india wants to bring them in. big tech is right in the middle of any decoupling from china. so why do so many american politicians attack them? okay, i can understand opposition to the censorship that some clearly engaged in, but so many on the left just wants to cripple our top performers. senator warren wants to break them up. bernie sanders wants an investigation into what he insists are amazon's anti-union activities. and, of course, all democrats want them to pay their pair share. that's code. tax 'em to death, that that's what it means. when the high and mighty assemble for thursday's state dinner, big tech will be very well represented and so it should be. in a sea of foreign policy failure, the crown jewels of american

whether it is fast adoption, and apps for gaming and fitness and meditation, and access to like facetimeye movement and expression, and so it is a little bit different from the market, and whether it is going to change the space and wide options, and everybody wants to know what tim cook says about artificial intelligence and what the play is going to be in the arms race in silicon valley. >> $3,000 is pretty, very high. >>> this is another story, two major insurance companies saying they will halt policy sales in the entire state of california. what is this about? >> it is new property insurance, and allstate and state farm, and there are big risks that make it is not feasible for them to be writing the new policies and among them, wildfires and rising construction costs and rising premiums, and last year, aig stopped writing the policies on multi million dollar homes, because the cost of rebuilding something from the wildfire is too much. so existing policyholders will be, you know, they will be serviced, but they will not be writing new policies in california. >> this could be a game

facetime his mom that they watched it all unfold together.ir was done with the meal, it left peacefully. wow. went on take a little nap. that's better than some of their stories in a car that we usually like thrasher all. yeah. i think lloyd airbags and maybe some things. maybe little bit of lunch left take a look at this grandson, the air dale terry or get take no for an answer. as you can see here, pop refusing. >> to leave the outside of a pub in england. the other tries to encourage the dog to move there. but after several failed attempts, he finally pick some up there, transient to walk, just drags along. apparently the dogs never been to this pubs. he's not really sure why he wanted to go in there so badly. >> there are something and they're calling for him hats. >> people lose their money to bring their dog to the pub to the bar. everybody gets on they love attention. they get water. >> maybe knows. >> all he really didn't want to leave. wonder if the pub have any food. >> you know what i mean? maybe he was smelling so fake yeah, some

this is something erdogan did, a facetime message to say i'm still in charge.ming is so important where that sort of moment of vulnerability is a very dangerous one and you want to show people i'm still in control. >> you're still there. you talk about two-thirds of dictators being overthrown by coups since world war ii. used to be more common. but thailand is a place where this happens pretty consistently. explain what's going on in thailand. >> yeah, so there's different kinds of coups. a series. they've had many since 1932. the military gets together and says time's up and they get together anned turn on the government. there's no real resistance because the entire military has said it's time to go so there's no fight. this is different in russia and more standard as a strategy where it's a splintered group within part of the military security apparatus and those are more uncertain because you have two factions or more than two factions vying for power. and that's where things can go really wrong really quickly because everybody is operating in the sort of f

about a month before we started the movie i facetimed him.ach other, because in the movie we've known each other 20 years, literally known every boyfriend, girlfriend, every bad story, good story, about our parents, everything. he was like, okay, what do you want to do? every day, send me a video that's something about your life, i'll send you a video of something about my life. so we did. it was really fun. because we got to see my dogs, got to see me drinking on the front porch. >> jimmy: what would you send him? >> [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] well, the one funny -- then my kids started getting into it. started trash talking his nfl team. >> jimmy: i see, okay. >> because he is a big bears fan. >> jimmy: right, yes. >> and one of my sons is an eagles fan, one of my sons is a steelers fan. >> jimmy: i see. >> no one is a bears fan. >> jimmy: well -- in your house, right, yeah. >> so the trash talking my boys were doing. then he was like giving it right back to them, trash. >> jimmy: the idea was you'd get to know each other, he got to know your

then i popped into the facetime, "dude, we're here, do you want to come?" he was super down.er's there. all this security, the cameras. it's like, dude, this is crazy. the door opens. he walks out, he comes in. he said what's up, i played a song. he's like, this is what we're doing? i was like, yep. then, you know, he's like, you guys got time? like, all the time you need. he goes in this courtyard, he walks around the courtyard, come back in like 6:00 in the morning. >> really? >> we're like -- he's like, i didn't make you wait too long? we're like, no, man, no, what? no. he goes in the booth, does it in like one take. we freak out. i get in the car, wake megan up, oh my god, lil wayne. we have a song, it sounds like lil wayne should be on this one too. should we try? yeah, we're going to call. he's like, he'll sleep until 7:30 a.m. but we need to turn it in at 8:30. i about the same up, like lil wayne didn't do it. dude, the verse was there. he did a song at 8:00 in the morning. [ cheers and applause ] he's like bruce wayne. he really is. >> jimmy: what song are we going to

having these really immersive facetime calls where it feels like you're, you know, in the room with theision pro, according to apple, is expected to come out early next year. it is now 551, a new landslide in san clemente is disrupting rail service in orange county. the crews there were assessing the damage after more mud and boulders slid down. all the way to the coast. a recurring slide back in late april forced the closing of a cultural center. it also prompted the evacuation of residents in the condo buildings next door. the refunds are being offered to people whose travel is being disrupted by the current mudslide. our time now. 551 we're going to get you to where you need to go. sal is watching the roads early this morning. how's it looks at it looks okay, dave, so far, we are looking at a commute that is kind of easing in to this tuesday. let's go to the richmond bridge and start there. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive across to marin county. no major issues here at the bay bridge toll plaza, although we already do have some slow traffic approaching th

that includes facetime, which is the world's most sophisticated facial recognition technology, whichf course overlaid with tiktok is very valuable because it's about reading what people's emotional states are, not just who they are, but what frame of mind are they in, and so the u.s. has moved in a direction to ban both of them but the end game is what is the deal we're ultimately going to reach with china? because this ongoing sort of warfare isn't really serving either economy and the question is if you're going to be in a battle, how do you win? like what's the definition of winning? and right now, i'm not sure there's clarity on that. ashley: well stopping them from stealing our stuff, to put it basically, is surely one of the main components. they are very adept at stealing all of the technology that this company produces, and i don't know how you stop it but surely you've got to try. >> oh, i hear you completely and trying to get china on a more western-friendly track when it comes to intellectual property has been an issue ever since the clinton administration , so there's no

don't go on speaker phone or do a facetime with family members.ee minutes or less that's good. >> whit: that makes sense. let's talk about the classic road trip. is it okay to be a backseat driver if you think you know better than the person behind the wheel? >> janai: no, unless it's me and my husband. >> gio: i'm going to say true. >> whit: if janai's driving, sometimes it's like -- >> janai is correct. it's never okay to be a backseat driver. the driver is a stressful situation. >> gio: come on. what if i've been there before and they haven't? >> janai: then you should be driving. >> gio: okay. >> change drivers. no, realistically when you're driving, it's super stressful. you don't want somebody telling you you're doing the wrong thing all the time. unless you're asked. if the driver asks for your opinion, that's fine. if they're not, sit back and enjoy the ride. >> janai: tell the peanut gallery to pipe down. >> gio: i can't wait for our "gma" road trip. >> janai: our destination and our last true and false. when checking out of a hotel, leav

it do with the productivity uses something like an office worker wants to pick up to do a virtual facetime call? i'll tell you, i tried it with the quest pro and it's kind of only so-so so i think there's a lot to be built there and if apple can get better at the productivity then they might have a hit on their hands. >> i don't know, though. yeah, the iphone, it would be great if it can play games and if it can do word that's really -- i don't know if there's been a productivity-driven cultural phenomenon lately, but i guess we'll see. along those lines, though, something that is productivity driving is apple's custom chips. those often get a lot of attention at wwdc, but perhaps we don't spend enough time talking about the kind of margin and value that those have created for apple and that should be important for investors, no? >> yeah. the chips are clearly a key ingredient in why that hardware is just so good. right? particularly on the left side of things, apple's laptops improved i would say more in the past three or four years than they did in the past ten and chips were a huge part

it's to have facetime with the president or the vice president to talk about issues of importance to that person. meanwhile norad is confirming a number of incidents of aircraft entering the controlled airspace over the bay area during the president's trip . the military scrambling fighter jets to investigate and clear the airspace. nord says those encounters concluded without incident. we're live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. all right, christian, thank you for that. and the president's son, hunter biden, has reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors on a felony gun charge and two misdemeanor tax charges under an agreement reached today. hunter biden will plead guilty and will most likely not serve time in prison if he complies with the release conditions. the deal resolves a five year federal investigation into his failure to pay about $1 million in federal taxes and his purchase of a firearm while being a user of illegal drugs. many republicans criticizing this plea deal. but today in san francisco, president biden said he once again backs his son. i'm v

even though bill gates had quality facetime judging by what you can afar the 10 hours of talks in totalrom it? >> i think we probably just got a commitment to talk some more. they obviously want president biden to meet with chairman xi at the apex summit in november. chinese communist party gave blinken ultimatum they need to choose between confrontation and dialogue and conflict. one side here choosing confrontation and risking conflict. one side bullying and threatening taiwan. one side still covering up a devastating pandemic. we have to push back on this message from the chinese communist party that they are somehow anything less than cooperation with the world order they desire is choosing cob flicks. >> they are choosing conflict. the risk here is that we will abandon important defensive actions in order to engage in a series of endless, fruitless talks with the ccp that merely allows them to advance their anti-american totalitarian vision. it is time to stand up. and this renewed engagement strategy comes with very real risk. >> ainsley: i hope we learn more about the substance o

one thing that was a little weird was the facetime representation of the person.ally scan your own face to come up with digital persona. and that's what's used when you video chat. it measures when you're smiling, you're facial movements. your movements. it recreates all the stuff that you're doing. but in a virtual persona, it was kind of weird. but, you know, all this stuff will get better as time goes on. now, the price. yes, very expensive. $3500 is not something i'd recommend for the average purchased right off the bat, especially because this is a brand-new technology. but it's only going to get cheaper. it's only going to get better and it's only going to more prevalent in our lives. this is going to be a little bit of a slower process, kind of like when the iphone came out and we saw in this entire world sort of change around it. that's what i expect to happen with the new apple vision. pro. there you have my initial thoughts of apple vision. pro. i can't wait to get my hands on it or should i say to my head on it or my head around it, whatever you call i'

having these really immersive facetime calls where it feels like you're in the room with the other persone is not the first to get into the vr headset market. meta, the parent company of facebook, launched its own headset a few years ago. it hasn't taken off as a popular device in widespread commercial use yet. as of this year, sales of meta's quest pro vr headsets are down more than 54% from a year ago. but companies that use virtual reality expect apple's device to be more consumer friendly when apple releases something, it's easy to use. it's already integrated with their ecosystem. with the app store, with apple watch. but are people really going to be willing to walk around with these goggles on their face all day in the future? yes it looks like ski goggles now, but at five years from now, if it looks like regular glasses, would you know everyone wears regular glasses now. so i think that's where we're going 5 to 10 years from now. alice's ktvu fox two news. up next here on the floor today we continue following that breaking news in fremont this afternoon. that's where police are in

i just ask that you don't go on vacation or stay near your phone or facetime and broadcasting abilities, okay? >> i feel like the whole summer is potentially hazardous for vacation planning. i haven't totally broken this until this moment on live tv to my family but i feel like between jack smith and willis it's dicey. >> to your family and everyone, we say, that's a little bit of personal breaking news. good to see you, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> thank you. our thanks to our colleague nicolle. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. while we try to do it all with good spirit, ace mentioned, there is a lot going on. facts and precise aspects of what we know, because we don't know everything and don't know the future. here's something i know, it will be a pretty packed broadcast. donald trump's number one aide during the insurrection in the classified documents handover, chief of staff mark meadows just went under oath recently in this probe. that news just broke yesterday. we don't have the exact date he went under oath, but he is someone you get to more towards the end than the be

sensitive content warning can screen for nudity and blur it before you even see it in photos and videos facetime has a camera and not a traditional web cam. the iphone can also now help you find a lost apple tv remote and a new 15 inch macbook air is thin and light yet capable. i love this big screen on a mac book air. it starts at $1300. finally, peanuts is coming to the apple watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. >> i was 17 launches in the fall. it will support the iphone 10 s and up, which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the 10 won't be getting any further software updates. didn't want to learn more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. at kaiser permanente, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to give them the care, and caring, that any family would. kaiser permanente. for all that is you. okay. coco call. thank you. >> welcome back to kron. 4 news at noon. california's first partner, jennifer newsom is spreading the word about cal

shadows on your surroundings burk also life-sized relationships with people you're speaking to via facetime what will this ost? it'll be about $3,500, and that comes out early next year, and that brings you to what is this for? why would people spend that amount of money on this? not exactly clear yet. it is mostly today all about showing it to developers who of course, have gone on to build whole industries on top of other apple products like the iphone, apple watch, and the ipad. >> i kind of remember when we thought, what was it called? the ipod, why are we going to need that? do you remember? way, way, way back. >> that's right. that was the early, primitive form of that technology, and maybe that's what's going on here. i have to say i was expecting a little bit more of a sort of, you know, sneak apple look. it has to -- i have to say it looks like a pair of ski goggles, but the experience according to apple will be so lifelike we'll be sucked right no. >> what else today? i've heard about phone changes and all kinds of things. >> yeah. on top of the news about evolution pro, we will s