oculus said you have to try it to understand why people are saying it will be the next big thing.through best buy. but you have to sign up for a 30 minute demo. they are booking appointments in half hour increments, seven days a week. they are filling up fast. i searched three best buy stores and the first opening i found was weeks away on may 26 you can buy oculus rift now but it's pricey at $600. and you need a pretty powerful pc to run it, the kind of pc that costs at least $800. so it is something you should try out before dropping all that money. they are also extremely backordered. if you ordered one now, they say it would be shipped in august. this backorder is making some customers upset with facebook and oculus because customers that have ordered in january have not received their unit. they are angry that oculus is giving best buy a bunch of headsets when there are still paying customers waiting for headsets. all over forms, people are posting complaints. so maybe we will see little protests pop up in best buy stores over this. we will see. . >>> let's tell you about mot

in 2013 facebook bought ock -- oculus and anyone can create and experience anything they want. after oculus came a virtual reality industry from headsets to game and television and an industry estimated at $150 billion within the next four years. currently virtual technology is being used to improve journalism, health care, criminal justice and engineering. there's ethical considerations to be made and the technology is in early stages. while it poses promise and pearl it looks ready to go mainstream. jake silverstein heads the virtual reality and nellie bowls and jason rubin is the head of studios at oculus and neville spiteri and chris milk from a virtual reality company. i'm pleased to have each of them and all of them to understand where virtual reality is about and where it's going. tell me what it is. first explain what it is. >> it's a technology that immerses you in an environment using camera technology that's able to create a full spherical field of imagery that gives you the impression of being in the location or midst of a scene different than the one you're in. it'

from 8,500 to under 3,800 to declining, and imagine if twitch was a public company or oculus or zip zap and not only would the markets be fun and high growth companies to talk about, but the positioning of facebook and youtube and google and the positioning of amazon would be completely different. these are four examples, and what you are getting instead is that i saw a little study that said that since 2010 in total raise ed d in the ipos, 4% havee to chinese companies, and that is crazy. we are, where silicon valley is so wrong and hurting the economy is that we have to get them thinking again that, you know, to take the companies public, because the market needs them and donald is 180% wrong. >> and why are people like peter teal backing him? >> well, you know, some people just get so tribal about the politics. it is a hate hillary or a hate trump, and we refuse to look at the actual data, and we refuse to look at the actual issues. we make these things flashpoints and then we stop digging if in. you know, i have said it before about donald's campaign, and it is the "seinfeld" campai

got krcreative to buy stuff which ty should have made a run at tesla, and they could have bought oculusnd they have to get into the mindset that the smartest people in the world are not just at apple, and in the aggregate there is much more information and products outside of apple. and if you look at the jim cramer interview with tim cook, and great get, and talking about maybe a little bit more inquisitive and start to buy some stuff and knocking on the doors, because you can get growth through the acquisitions. and zuckerberg is the least creative person on the planet, and yet amazing for taking the founders for a walk to get them to sell the company, and you have instagrainstagram, and wha and oculus. >> and you mentioned jim's interview with tim last night, and it was good, and they talked about all kinds of thing, service revenue. here is a quick taste. listen to this. >> whip read the stories, it seems like people the think it is over. how could it be that you can't have this ever or the ecosystem, but dead. j yeah. i think that is a huge overreaction. look, we just had a actuall

fromng me, our guest behind the companies like twitter and oculus -- you guys were very early on oculusd crews animation. bijan: our job is to find exceptional osborne doors. we -- entrepreneurs. we were very early with osha with twitter and tumblr. be the firstted to investor in oculus, and lily, in consumeris the next flying camera. all of these machine learning, exceptional hardware. we think robotics is going to be a massive category. that: how do you know drones and robots are not the next 3-d tv? tv, we thought it was a gimmick. we did not invest in that space at all. we think entire industries can be transformed. going to get your drivers license him a it will be antiquated. emily: we talk about you being in boston. a wonderfully gives you a different perspective on the funding environment. -- i wonder if it gives you a different perspective on the funding environment. bijan: we are in a time of mild correction -- emily: that is mild? bijan: we've been able to raise more money in the first quarter of this year than in the last decade. investors have lots of money under management

after oculus, an entire industry. an industry estimated to be worth $150 billion in the next four years. currently, virtual reality technology is being used to improve journalism, health care, and engineering. there are ethical considerations to be made, and the technology is in the early stages. virtual reality looks finally ready to go mainstream. joining me is the editor-in-chief of new york times magazine. we also have a reporter on technology in silicon valley. and the ceo and cofounder of wevr, they virtual reality studio and distributor. and the ceo of a virtual-reality storytelling company. i am pleased to have each of them to understand what virtual-reality is about and where it may be going. tell me where you think it is? >> what it is. it's an environment using camera technology that is able to create a full spherical field of imagery, and also a sonic field as well, that gives you the impression of being in a location. being in the midst of a scene, being in a location obviously different from the one you

they also have a back order problem and many are very upset with facebook and oculus.ve ordered back in january are still waiting. so people are still frustrated for waiting on their product and now their holding demos. may we'll see a little protest pop up here in best buy, so we'll have the see. >>> well it's always hard to pick out just the right gift for mom, so we'll give you the top five gifts here. >>> a trendy face product here, a bath bombs. all the coloring books and they're a hot item for creative moms. add a box of colored pencils and you're all set. turning an old memory into art comes into at number three. a piece of jewelry is always good. recreating a funny picture here and number five, replacing something that's lost or broken. >>> all new episodes of "back story here and here's a preview. >> trying to get the better shot and it's muddy and cold and it's dark. you can't see anything even with the lights. it is still dark, really, really, dark. >> first time i've seen a train crash up close and personal. they kept saying that it look like a scene of the

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oculus decided to make a small number of headsets available while it tries to catch up on preorders.y've run into supply problems due to a shortage of certain parts. >>> and a chicago woman has filed a federal lawsuit against starbucks, claiming it puts too much ice in its cold drinks. the suit claims that starbucks misleads consumers by filling its drinks with ice instead of the advertised amount of coffee or other beverage. according to the suit, an iced drink at starbucks advertised at 24 ounces only has about 14 ounces of coffee. starbucks, meanwhile, says the suit is without merit. anne-marie? >> enough ice to give me brain freeze every time. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> still ahead, the prince and the prime minister. britain and prince harry meets with canada's leader in a countdown to the invik us it games for wounded vets. ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fres

. >>> and facebook's oculus want to bring the virtual reality mainstream.n selling a small number of okay laws headsets in 48 best buy scores around the country. the first time they have been around the country although best buy has been selling the rift online. >>> and there is a campaign to give one of the princesses from frozen a new role. ♪ let it go, let it go >> twitter users launched a campaign, give elsa a girlfriend. they say that frozen was progressive in many ways, including having the stories focus on the love between two sisters instead of a princess pining away. now the tweets are stacking up to be disney's first lgbt princess. supporters say that she is perfect for that role since her accept ns is a already interpreted by some as a metaphore for coming out. the television show once upon a time has introduced several gay characters into their story line. parents are saying, you know, this is geared for younger kids. should we really be talking about sexuality at all? >> right. >> kind of an interesting debate, though. >> it is. >> we'll watch

early investors in twitter and oculus. they recently relocated their headquarters. these firms asked -- why are you in silicon valley? they think that it gives them a competitive advantage. david: ge moving will bring a .ot of jobs but it also says something about where ge is going as well. kevin: indeed. i mentioned that this was a huge coup for the city. we will be speaking to the mayor of boston, who is really responsible for making the deal -- making the deal happen. and they do have it at a $150 million package that convinced them to move out here. one of the most important things they will be bringing to this community is the potential to be a big acquirer. something the city is really excited about. boston simile because of the ge location, we are going to be out here for the next three days. this car, another boston-based company. we will be talking to frank doyle. their goal is to be a top five program in the world. we will be talking to one of the partners and earliest investors in twitter. they have their eye on drone companies. we are going to be talking

mountain is something you have to expand tree itself to understand why so many people who can buy an oculus it is priced it cost $600 in an it a pretty powerful pc computer to run and the one the cost of these and the dollar's cash this back order problem is making some customers they're upset with facebook sec because some people ordered in january still has not received the unit. >>vicki liviakis: if you bobble their warning signs and one like the and it seemed to ignore. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: there was a lot going on a river to the cal trans station in san mateo county and design is pretty straightforward reads stopped the war runs a small down violence is a subject to citation that double trying to beat the train for the traffic on altman did that go back around the gate >>stanley roberts: this is basically an amateur pianist michael with the no one tried to stay border cross at the train tracks just a reminder coulson the tracks as the red flashing lights come to the for the nine adult ticket and a plan track record even if y

. >> reporter: one of the new features of the museum is called the oculus.re is nothing short of spectacular. below ground, an illuminated water fall will be surrounded by benches in what the designers call the contemplative court. with all the meaning and history built into the museum, the architect is aware of what's become a point of controversy too. the building is dramatically and deliberately different from its surroundings and most other museums in town. >> we believe it is important for the building and the museum to make a statement about what the institution is, not just to be a pretty wrapper around exhibits and artifacts. >> reporter: news4. >> really looking forward to seeing this new museum. it opens in september. it will be the most sustainable national museum ever built with solar panels to heat water and a roof garden to help with storm water management. during the break, you can open up the n w scenes stories about the museum. >>> storm water collection thing on our roofs right now, we could use that. >> that natural garden helps to absorb

. >> the oculus has been on sale a couple of weeks with.if you're thinking about buying one, test out the device at a best buy. they are going to open testing areas. only in three areas in the bay area will have these, san francisco, san carlos and san jose. i highly recommend if you don't want to do a game like that, they have beautiful worlds you can look around to understand how it works and what it feels like to turn your head and see another world. three locations to best buy. >> i would imagine there will be lines. >> you can make an online reservation. >> interesting. >> these cost like $500. >> you need a really good computer. it's about a $1,500 computer. it is an investment. even if you don't want to invest, try it. see what the future might be like. >> reality. >> happening today, silicon valley gives is under way with the bay area 24 hour online giving day that supports a thousand local charities. >> it is such a wonderful thing to do. bob redell live with how you can give back. so many different ways. good morning. >> the most

reportedly will announce products to compete with the virtual reality headsets of sam some -- sansone and oculus will start at 10:00 today and continue through friday.>>> tesla motors is trying to turn the kids into future tesla buyers, the electronic carmaker offering free test drives of the toy version of the model s. the many model s is designed for kids between the age of three and eight, a replica of the luxury electric car, and even has a sound system. it is already sold out through july. >>> starbucks is bringing back the many frappuccino, the 10 ounce serving size has 120 calories, 24 g of sugar. the traditional smallest beverage size is 12 ounces, and it was first introduced with the many frappuccino last year. >>> -- min -- mini frappuccino was introduced last year. >>> the recall for trader joe's is a big list, and it includes the veggie burgers, organic peas, sweet peas, organic broccoli barrettes, and also on the list is the california veggie burgers, and no illnesses have been reported, but we have a list of the products on ktvu under the web links section. people think they can be

new branding by the guy who did the logo for oculus.e slash from the name and we are embarking on a broader focus, too. >> you talk about websites used to cover technology as a thing. >> right. >> now it sort of bleeds through everything we do. >> everything. watch cnbc all day, it is mostly about tech now. it puts us in unique position as tech experts to cover more of the business world with tech as a lens. we launched a transportation section. tech completely transformed transportation, with uber, and changed the way people get around cities, look at tesla, hyper loop someday. those are tech stories. imagine how we cover future verticals and other topics like that, i think we find similar ways to do it. >> recode started as text. now podcast, audio, video, still have live events, including a big conference coming in a few weeks. what percentage of what you do is text and strategically, how much growth comes from writing versus other media? >> i would say journalists spend most time on text. that's a big part of the brand. a few events

they will reportedly announced products that will compete with samsung and oculus virtual reality headsets and last through friday. >>> a recent increase in the shark sightings, and the monterey bay, and el nino maybe the reason. they spotted dozens of great white sharks from the sunset beach up to the capitola. after the sightings, the scientist with the pacific shark research center went out with the pilot to get a better look, and said they could not believe their eyes. back -- >> we probably saw at least 10 or more white sharks, some bigger, and the bigger ones were to put in late.>> -- 10 foot in length. >> typically great whites are not bound this far north, but they think the warmer water and a lot of food brought them here. they want to try to tag the sharks to keep track of the movements to see if the same ones come back. >>> crazy video, the scientist in new hampshire, having fun in this very windy weather. he stood outside of the mount washington observatory, 109 mile an hour wind. that is very scary. the wind was strong enough to actually pick him up off of the ground, tossed t

go back to the idea of innovation, and look at amazon buying twitch, and why didn't disney or buy oculusor example, and even the assets like espn, and amazing asset, and espn is thinking of the sports like e sports and that, and that is awesome, but integrate virtual reality into the viewing of sports for example and get out of the idea that they have to save the cable busines business. >> and rahul, you are hitting on something indirectly that i have a question about, because it seems to me that if you like the disney multiple it is because you believe in the ability to turn the box office gold into gold in other places, whether it is merchandise or whether it is in the cable and being able to sell these characters through other types of experiences, and at the same time, they are backing away from disney infinity from getting the hands dirty when it comes to the dujle tall world. is that a mistake, and do they need to actually invest more in creating the digital experiences, and lest they risk not being able to translate their box office, the stable of characters into the digital gold

. >> reporter: one of the key features of the new museum is called the oculus. light shines down on to a low level and on a sunny day, what you will see is nothing short of spectacular. >> reporter: the designers call it a contemplative port. with all the meaning and history built in, he's very much aware of what has become a point of some is controversy, too. the building is dramatically and deliberately different from its surroundings and most other museums in town. >> we believe that it's important for the building, the museum, to make a statement of about what the institution is. not just to be a pretty wrapper around exhibits and artifacts. >> reporter: aaron gilchrist, news 4. >>> fascinating stuff. it opens in september and will have solar panels to heat water and a rooftop garden. you can open up the nbc washington app to see our other exclusive behind the scene stories about the museum. in-you will agree that the from up top by that garden, amazing. >> very cool. and i know we always give aaron compliments, but that was a good piece. >> good job, ag. an

. >> reporter: one of the key features of this new museum it's called the oculus.t you see here the light will shine down onto one of the lower levels and on a sunny day what you'll see there is nothing short of spectacular. below ground an illuminated waterfall will be surrounded by benches and what the designers call the contemplative court, an area for visitors to rest and absorb what they've seen. with all the meaning and history built into the museum, he's very much aware of what's become a point of some controversy too, the building is dramatically and deliberately different from its surroundings and most other museums in town. >> we believe that it's important for the building museum to make a statement about what the institution is. not just to be a pretty wrapper around exhibits and artifacts. >> reporter: in washington, news 4. and it will be the most sustainable national museum ever built with solar panels to heat water and a roof garden to help with storm water management. during the break, open the nbc washington app to see our exclusive behind the sce

welcome from imax richard gelfo gelfond, and tell us why they want to partner with google and not say oculust about the strategy for a long time, and virtual real tity made sense, because if you are looking at the core cmpetencies, and the relationship with the filmmakerers and the studios and the exhibitors and so we cast our net wide in the vr space, and coincidentally at that time, google approached us, and said, are you interested in developing with us, a vr camera for professionals that could create this high-end experience. once we started to negotiating that, we decided to put together a broader strategy that in fact encompassed the locus-based entertainment. >> and so it is not often that google asks for help on something, and so what did you tell them about the camera? >> well, google did not need our help, but we have specific technology, and it had to do with two other thing, because the brand plays well in the vr space, because if you are thinking of imax, is it is the closest to vr that exist, and it is the relationship in the ecosystem in hollywood with the filmmaker s filmmake

>> oh, i can't -- oh, the oculus guys. that got away from me. >> they wouldn't let you?t was at a time where they couldn't -- i remember i went and met with instagram, i think, four days before they sold their company. >> whoa. >> and i asked if i could invest. and they kind of like looked around and started giggling. i was like, what's so funny? >> do any of the companies ever want to either trade on your celebrity or say, hey, yeah, we want you to be involved, but we'd also like you -- we're hoping you'll do something with us? >> i think you have to figure out what you're good at and you have to offer that. if that's what you're good at, then that's what you need to offer because you're getting the opportunity for some reason or another. >> right. >> tim has different things to offer than me. but i generally don't do that. i am not signing on to a company to just be a spokesperson. >> quick story. last year you were at the vanity fair new establishment. ron conway is a friend of ours. ron before i met jared said there is jared leto. let's talk to him. he is one of the

right now on the web site this back order problem is licked some customers upset with facebook and oculuswho said the order in saver have not received their units they're angry that they're given best by a bunch of these taxes to demo to the public of their paying customers still waiting for the headsets. >>darya: as president on a 50¢ in the last 12 weeks he will be expected to reform the police department under the supervision of the u.s. justice department mercury's comes around the sun every 88 days but and the sun and mercury really aligned mercury will look like a tiny black that as applied to from of the sun started at 412 this morning and will take about seven and half hours to fly across son. across son. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses exten

theyet: and it's not like can sell oculus rift through best buy. thank you so much.gnals from the federal reserve may take some pressure off the bank of canada. of a potential fed rate has cooled the rally in the canadian currency. we go to toronto live. the canadian draw dollar has dropped since last week? >> this is a chart to illustrate it. since last week, the canadian dollar washe u.s. climbing against the loonie by almost 2%. that dampens what has been going on with the loonie trajectory as the price of oil has been lifted for much of the first part of this year. we have seen the loonie attached to that story and getting a bit higher. for the governor of the bank of canada who has a rate decision tomorrow, this makes his job a little bit easier because he does not have to pull a trigger on perhaps lowering rates to keep the loonie lower for longer. it has been helping the manufacturing side of things that the loony overall has been lower but it has been creeping up. manufacturing gets a big kick theof that and it part of trajectory and the strategy is that manu

so people like facebook with oculus rift and sony, they're going into the home.y is you put on glasses in your living room, and you go on, and you watch a movie or go on an experience. we're talking about location based. so when you're at an arcade or when you're at a theater, you can -- and it's only probably ten minutes long instead of two hours long, that you could experience this alternative reality. it's almost like being in a dream and feeling it's so real. and the technology's just being developed now to create it. it doesn't exist. but just like we're the high-end operator in the cinema space, we would be really the high-end operator in the virtual reality space, and that's why we partnered with google to try and make this camera, and we've partnered with star breeze which is the high-end creator of kind of the face gear that you use. our intention would be to take people to a new dimension. neil: but you're branching out by definition from just the big theater complex with the big screen, that's safe to say. >> yes. neil: maybe butchered the name wrong,

. >> reporter: one of the key features of the new museum is called the oculus.a sundayfully day, what you will see is nothing short of spec it ctacus. >> reporter: the designers call it a contemplate difference port. with all the meaning and history built in, he's very much aware of what has become a point of some is controversy, too. the building is dramatically and deliberately different from its surroundings and most other museums in town. >> we believe that it's important for the building, the museum, to make a statement of about what the institution is. not just to be a pretty wrapper around exhibits and artifacts. >> reporter: aaron gilchrist, news 4. >>> we were talking about the view from the top. has to be spectacular. the museum opens in september. it will have solar panels to heat water and the roof garden to help with storm water management. you can open up the nbc washington app to see our other sx xh clus sif independent will the scenes stories about the museum and including this new piece that barbara harrison gave a few weeks ago about the wonder

volkswagen plans to roll out oculus rift headsets. virtual reality could save billions u.s.ave an interest to keep new vehicles on their lots. according to people familiar with the matter, for our he is about to name marchionne ceo. ferrariry, he spun off from fiat chrysler. turns out that sergio marchionne is a busy man. he is also said to be in talks firstoogle to build their driverless car. we talked with david welch out in michigan. david: chrysler really has done very little in terms of autonomous vehicles. google is seen as the leader and developing cars that can drive themselves. they tested a car for more than 1.4 million miles. fiat chrysler does not have any others technology, or at least in its early stages, they really need a partner like this. most a year ago, marchionne put confession,entation where he basically said fiat chrysler needs a merger partner, because they could not afford the new technology. a year on, no one has bought his company or merged, so now he has to find partners to develop this. david: according to your reporting, they will start with ca,

we have gone from 8,500 to under 3,800 to declining, and imagine if twitch was a public company or oculusly would the markets be fun and high growth companies to talk about, but the positioning of facebook and youtube and google and the positioning of amazon would be completely different. these are four examples, and what you are getting instead is that i saw a little study that said that since 2010 in total raise ed d in the ipos, 4% havee to chinese companies, and that is crazy. we are, where silicon valley is so wrong and hurting the economy is that we have to get them thinking again that, you know, to take the companies public, because the market needs them and donald is 180% wrong. >> and why are people like per

and oculus rift was bought by facebook and everybody is excited by virtual reality in which you are submerseddigital information. i think augment reality is three times bigger and society hasn't gotten the memo on it. and the device we created it has a 90 degree field of view. it is a equivalent of a four-case screen. instead of 90 feet away, a movie theater, nine feet away, a television three feet away, a smartphone, we want to eliminate screens and create an office place where you don't have monitors and you are not hunched overlooking at these metaphors on a smartphone. as a society, we are more disconnected even though were are hyper connected and having glasses like ray bans to look out and see digital information on the world is a game-changer. does that answer your question. >> yes, it does. >> because i'm very excited about this and could you preorder the device and it is shipping in quarter three. >> and it is reasonably priced. >> and it is a third less than the microsoft thing. and the other thing about this is companies are sitting on tons of digital information. and this is a too

and oculus rift was bought by facebook and everybody is excited by virtual reality in which you are submerseddigital information. i think augment reality is three times bigger and society hasn't gotten the memo on it. and the device we created it has a 90 degree field of view. it is a equivalent of a four-case screen. instead of 90 feet away, a movie theater, nine feet away, a television three feet away, a smartphone, we want to eliminate screens and create an office place where you don't have monitors and you are not hunched overlooking at these metaphors on a smartphone. as a society, we are more disconnected even though were are hyper connected and having glasses like ray bans to look out and see digital information on the world is a game-changer. does that answer your question. >> yes, it does. >> because i'm very excited about this and could you preorder the device and it is shipping in quarter three. >> and it is reasonably priced. >> and it is a third less than the microsoft thing. and the other thing about this is companies are sitting on tons of digital information. and this is a too

the card is the subject of six virtual reality many documentaries which can be played on facebook's oculus don't expect this to make any difference. perhaps the facebook stock is down. it is important for the future because there is no content for this virtual reality headset wraparound thing. liz: they still haven't solved the problem of people getting ill to where they showed them a comment is. they have warning signs in their boots. watch out. it can make you sick. stuart: i like facebook. my liking for facebook has nothing to do with virtual reality. how about you? >> i love facebook. there have been such a hard time with the transition went to mobile and mobile videos. it's an incredible company with an incredible pace. it's one of these companies on the myspace that will be around for 20 years. stuart: microsoft cutting back their smart phone business. microsoft is that this morning 23 cents. john, you and microsoft as well. i know you like it. >> i own apple. i do like microsoft. i like what they've done here. i like the fact they got into the phone business. they got out of it when

they bought oculus last year.rting with virtual reality, they're one of the few companies that has already their six planted. stuart: they still haven't solved the seasickness problem. [laughter] >> they probably will. i think one of the most important things they did, they hired away regina dugan, she used to run darpa, she now works at facebook. think about that. where is she? she's working at facebook. to me, that says they're innovating a ton. stuart: she's selling dramamine. christina, thank you so much. >> thank you. stuart: remember martin shkreli? he's appearing in court in the next hour. now, this guy's known for his i theatrics, so we're going to follow what he does. >>> plus, contestants on "the biggest loser," you remember that? gaining the weight back. yeah. their stories and the reasons for the re-weight gain next hour with doc segal. yes, "varney & company," hour two, is two minutes away. stuart: new this hour, hillary flip-flops on coal after a coal worker confronts her. some say she's now all for

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. >>> and the oculus comes to life in the lower manhattan.ear the world trade center. courtesy of earth cam it shows five years of construction in less than two minutes. that opened to commuters back in march but an official ribbon cutting ceremony is set for this thursday. how cool is that? the structure is supposed to look like a flying bird from a child's hands. >> that was amazing. >> really cool. >> i think governor christie and governor cuomo are down for that special day. great job, heather. >>> all right, coming up the longer that bernie sanders runs the closer he gets to beating hillary clinton but is he hurting his party's chances of taking the white house from trump? >> and steve doocy, he was last seen blocks away. ann taylor was locked. where are you going now? >> ann taylor does not open until 9:00. a man in the cab was yelling at me. what should i get my wife for her birthday? >> ann taylor. >> they're closed. here's a new york city gift shop open. >> no. what are you going to get her? >> hello, i need a gift for my wife and th

. >> just related to what he said earlier, i think the oculus rift was released about a week ago anding up later this year the ps four is coming up with its virtual reality take. what do you think the next step in virtual reality will have with respect to our emotional and physical health? notch three more? fully immersed with your goggles on? i think that was a yes. >> you touched a little bit on empathy on sleep, hygiene and melatonin response. potentially brain level changes and i was greatly struck two weeks ago in the new york times with an article that talked about how -- it wasn't really thet gps, it was about relationship of the loss at the brain level, neurodevelopment wayfinding. -- and thelated constant use of gps and somebody is seeing a brain level difference and i wonder what research is going on at that or onof brain development development. >> different parts of the brain. reading affects the brain, for example. it just so happens that we have technology at the same time we have mri and all of that. activity affects the brain, certain connections are enhanced and othe