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robin is live from there now. good morning, robin. >> good morning, george.his is one of my favorite events. this is the first time special olympic world games are being held here in berlin, germany. it is a time honored tradition. the torch, the flame of hope as it is called. it was lit in athens. it has arrived in berlin. the flame symbolizing courage, a celebration of diversity, uniting communities from all around the world. i'm going to tell you about these exceptional athlete, their family, what they have all overcome to get here. plus take you on a tour of this beautiful, beautiful city. that is ahead. i know there is so much news to get to back home, guys. we cannot wait to see what you're going to bring us. we do have a lot of news at home. beginning with the deadly severe weather outbreak across the south overnight. the hardest hit was perryton, texas, where a tornado ravaged the area killing at least three people. mireya villarreal has the latest from perryton. good morning, mireya. >> reporter: that tornado hit just after 5 p.m. lot of people were

what is a rout, robin?we've got a lot more ahead including a new study about the number of sharks in our waters. what it means the next time you get in the ocean? it is all coming up. >>> right now robin you have that exclusive interview with tim cook. >> first look at that brand new apple device. few people are talking about it. it is called apple vision pro. it involves a term you may not be familiar with, facial computing. yes, i had the opportunity to experience it first hand. it's the unveiling of apple's next chapter. >> introducing apple vision pro. >> ceo tim cook announcing apple vision pro, their most ambitious product to date. >> with vision pro, you're no longer limited by a display. surroundings become a canvas. >> there was so much speculation that was going to happen today. what was the biggest surprise for folks? >> probably the magnitude of what it does. it will do anything that your mac or iphone can do or more. >> reporter: here at apple park in northern california, ah, yeah. apple inviti

the abc news exclusive robin roberts tonight with apple ceo tim cook.pple now unveiling its first major new product in years, and what it can do. >>> the super bowl champs. the images of patrick mahomes and the team at the white house tonight. and a 13-year-old trying to qualify for the u.s. open late today. what happened and what he's now saying tonight >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight with david muir." >> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on a very busy monday night. we begin tonight with the scare over the u.s. in some of the most secure airspace around washington, d.c. a small jet flying from tennessee to new york, air traffic control losing contact with the pilot just 15 minutes into the flight. that cessna was in the air for another hour and a half before f-16s were actually scrambled to intercept it, the pilot reportedly seen slumped over, six f-16s ordered to take off at different bases at supersonic speeds to catch up with the small jet, the speeds causing a sonic boom. you

here's robin tonight with a first look. >> vision pro, which you are really excited about.ain to folks what that is. >> well, it's -- it is the first platform that is about spatial computing. so what does that mean? it means that you can see, hear and interact with dick emberdal content right in your physical space. this is a huge idea! so you can use your apps, and they can be any size that you want. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports, and feel like you're right there. you can take photos and videos and then enjoy those and bring back memories as if you were there, and repeating that experience. you can obviously corroborate and connect with people. this product is about connection. and so maybe you want to work on something with someone else and brainstorm with someone. you can have your board if you will of all of your ideas and have the other person there as if they're really there with you even though they're somewhere else. >> cutting edge for sure. the exclusive interview tomorrow no longer on gma and how it works and hefty price tag and his thought

(robin swanson) with a metal detector.(sophie fouron) why did it take so much time to start demining? (robin swanson) there was an initial phase of demining immediately after the war ended. after about two weeks, they were actually sustaining casualties, mainly because they couldn't detect the mines. so then, they took a political decision back in london that it was not worth taking any more casualties now that the war was over. so the aim then was simply to fence it off and leave it. (john fowler) and for over 30 years, there were no accidents involving human beings and mines. but the british government were signatories to the ottawa demining convention and came under increasing pressure to do something about the mines in the falklands. then, the british government began a demining campaign which has now gone on every summer for the last six years. the actual guys who do most of the work are from zimbabwe in africa. they are tremendously tough, tremendously skilled. we recognize what a great job they do. and as a communit

robin roberts one on one with victor wembamyama.umber one pick in the nba draft on thursday. robin asking him how he feels about talk of him being an instance superstar. >> how do you deal with the pressure that goes along with the anticipation of you? >> i have such high expectations for myself. so determined that expectations of others are nothing compared to what i expect of myself. i've really got my goals inside. it's just, nothing can disturb me from it. it's not that hard to deal with it. >> and you can see robin's interview tomorrow on "gma." when we come back, the puzzle stumping people for decades, and the 21-year-old who just solved it in world-record time. e probl. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i'm hungry for that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take e

robin?the latest on pope francis recovering from an operation on his abdomen which a vatican official says was a success. marcus moore is at the vatican with the details for us. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the vatican press office said the pope's night was well after a three hour operation on his abdomen. the 86-year-old pontiff underwent surgery to remove intestinal scar tissue, as well as repair a hernia on his abdominal wall. his doctor says that this type of recovery typically takes seven days, but as a precaution, meetings he's had, they've all been suspended to allow for a full recovery. his doctor did add though that the pope was already back at work from his hospital room there soon after the operation. and he was even joking with his surgeon. when we look at the days ahead, he does have his next foreign trip scheduled for august where he's expected to travel to portugal and mongolia. robin, as you know, the focus is on his recovery. >> great sign that he

robin?ank you so much, stefphstei now to severe weather on the move, with days of record rainfall, causing flash flooding in parts of colorado. ginger has the latest for us. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. denver had their fourth wettest may on record. very wet spring across the state. now colorado springs has had more than 5 inches in two days. they have never done that in recorded history. to have that much in a two-day rainfall. we're talking about ecis gs back to 1890s, a lot of these records. unprecedented amounts of moisture. what you're going to end up doing is having -- look boulder colorado, hail down the street. you're still going to have a very wet pattern. that same pattern we've been stuck in is going to continue to bring moisture. today, michael, with severe storms possible anywhere from ft. worth, georgia, birmingham, alabama included. >> thank you very much, ginger. now to the investigation into a tour boat tragedy in upstate new york. one person killed and seve

>> thank you, robin.st and foremost our thoughts are with the crew members on board this submersible and their families at this time. our crews in the coast guard and partners across both the u.s. government and within canada and the private sector have been working around the clock to bring all capabilities that we have to bear on finding the submersible and locating the people. and so over the night, we flew multiple sorties, over the last few hours we've flown multiple aircraft over the site looking for signs of surfacing of the submersible. the area that we search is roughly about the size of connecticut. as we continue on with the search, we're expanding our capabilities to be able to search under the water as well, and so we have a commercial vessel that's on scene that has remote operated vehicles that will give us the ability to search under the water as well. >> as you just mentioned, so much, so much is being done. we know the search is located 900 miles off the coast of cape cod. ocean depth 13

. >> reporter: robin, good morning. here at newark airport, they experienced the highest number of delays and cancellation among airports nationwide the last two days. and this morning the ceo of united is blaming the faa. this morning with record 24 million americans expected to fly for independence day, there is chaos in the skies. leaving travellers stuck in airports and losing their patience. at least 2,100 flights cancelled across the country and 8,000 delays. >> my infant son has now spent over 20 hours since arriving at the airport sleeping on the floor. >> reporter: gregory morris was supposed to fly with his wife and baby sunday. instead, they were among many facing brutal cancellations. torrential rain and tornado warnings along the east coast set off wave after wave of ground stops and punishing backups at some of the nation's busiest airports. >> they were sending us notices, it's delayed, delayed, delayed. now cancelled. >> reporter: some travellers finally making it onto a plane, only to be stuck inside fo

. >> reporter: robin, good morning.ough morning for anyone here in philadelphia behind the wheel. we're going to try to zoom in past some of this runoff traffic to show you what we can. you saw from above. look behind me. the charring, the debris left behind from where that road way crumbled. this wasn't an old section of i 95 that collapsed. it was part of the $212 million reconstruction project just five years ago. sunday morning it came crumbling down, creating a traffic nightmare that is sure to last for quite awhile. >> oh boy. >> reporter: travel chaos along the east coast this morning after this massive inferno sent huge plumes of smoke into the air, collapsing a crucial overpass on i-95. >> it's coming out the middle, too. you can see it. >> reporter: images capturing the moments before the collapse. the road erupting in flames. >> oh my god! >> reporter: the northbound lanes of interstate 95 crumbling to the road way below, crippling a major east coast corridor for commuters and commercial goods. the coast guar

>> hey, robin.s been in the middle east. by the evening tonight, much of the northeast is going to see as bad or worse than you had last night. watch those unhealthy air quality alerts. that near surface smoke settles in and comes in waves. western new york and pittsburgh under the gun by thursday night. we'll finally start to move this out by late week, early weekend, depending on your location. let's get a check now closer to home. drew: i am abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma. partly cloudy skies today. cool for june in the 60's and mid 70's. we will keep the cool pattern through the weekend. expect morning fog to sunun >> i mean, all this musical royalty. coming up, alicia keys. yes! performing live. look at her. that's right. live, come on now. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serve

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the robin roberts exclusive. teenager shot for going to the wrong house shares his story for the first time. >> i was bleeding from my head. i was, like, how? how is this possible? >> byron: an 84-year-old man opening fire after ralph rang his doorbell. >> any words exchanged before he shot you? >> he only said five words. "don't come here ever again." >> byron: the trauma he's facing. >> his brain has slowed. physically he looks fine, but there's a lot that has been taken from him. >> byron: his surprising message to the shooter facing charges. >>> christina aguilera. one of the world's biggest stars. one on one where history was made, celebrating the anniversary of the stonewall uprising that reshaped civil rights. ♪ you are beautiful ♪ >> byron: why her song "beautiful" became a proud anthem in the lgbtq community. >> i didn't even think at the time that this was going to be controversial. >> byron: and her inspiration to keep fighting for rights now under threat. >> just makes me want to sing louder, stronger

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robin is the chief executive officer of come up energy robin, welcome to i'll just 0. what do you make of the market reaction to saudi's decision so far? well, pretty tough is really, you know, not, not much price action in the game, but nothing significant. and i think, you know, addictive of where the market's mindset is that's, it's pretty bearish, pretty glibly about the demand and economic picture. and supply cuts out to help short prices. right. so where do you think it's heading? do you think that will change. 5 i think it will, but it really depends where, where the, the economy is going and i think it's a comcast. what is reasonable demand just recently strong, the whole, the whole cast would show the 2nd off. yeah. significant data sets on price is going up again. and that's where the of the costs will really start to have a fax. but if you don't see them, ok, you still so very much all the negative mindset to, to the, to the general demand for us. if you to go thankful castle joshua and j 00, talk to the state of the market called see much when we got 2nd of

. >>> tonight here, the first look, an abc news exclusive, robin roberts with 16-year-old ralph yarl. you'll remember, yarl was shot and wounded when he mistakenly went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings. the 85-year-old homeowner allegedly shooting him in the head and arm from inside the house, claiming he was scared to death. ralph yarl going to multiple homes, asking for help, before someone came to his aid. he describes the moment he was shot to robin. >> were there any words that were exchanged before he shot you? >> he only said five words. "don't come here ever again." >> what do you want people to know about you, ralph? >> i'm just a kid, i'm not larger than life because this happened to me. >> i'm just going to keep doing all the stuff that makes me happy, and just living my life the best i can. and not let this bother me. >> david: his parents say ralph is still recovering from his injuries. robin's interview with ralph yarl tomorrow morning right here on "good morning america." >>> in the meantime, tonight, our team is on the scene of a trail derailment. part of a

>> reporter: robin, okay. airline cancels your flight then, yes, you are entitled to a refund. if that cancellation is because of weather, then you're not entitled to a hotel or meal voucher. just make sure you're reading the fine print as you're booking the ticket. >> and know you do have some rights there. michael? >>> now to the nation's highways which are expected to be packed throughout the holiday weekend. will carr is on the freeway in los angeles with what you need to know if you are hitting the road. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, michael. i know everybody is excited for the sun, the fireworks and the barbecue for the 4th of july. if you're planning to travel for the holiday, you want to make sure you plan ahead. we are expecting a record number of americans traveling over the holiday weekend. according to aaa, more than 43 million americans will be on the roads over the 4th of july holiday. that's up 2% from last year and up 4% from before the pandemic. taking a look at an example of

oh, no, don't ask me that, robin.morning on good morning america, we're back with some breaking news. ukraine's military says russian forces blew up a major dam near kherson in the southern part of the country. residents along the dnipro river have been told to evacuate due to an increased risk of flooding. one ukrainian military official called the explosion, quote, yet another act of terror. the mother of the six year old in virginia who shot his teacher has entered into a plea agreement. deja taylor faces federal felony drug and weapons charges. her son shot abigail zwirner with taylor's gun in january. the six year old will not face criminal charges. taylor still faces possible state prosecution. a new york city attorney returns to court next week in boston, where he's accused of being a serial rapist. on monday, prosecutors explain how they use dna and a drinking glass to catch him. here's abc's erielle reshef. 35 year old manhattan corporate attorney matthew nilo facing a boston judge. how do you plead to those

the robin hood platform fired 150 of its employees, so the tremors of the us securities and exchange commission complaint against binance rokn continue, and cryptocurrency exchanges are forced to comply with the frameworks strict and ambiguous supervision to operate in this country, in the meantime, robin hood square has faced a decrease in income and has disabled several digital currencies from trading, including kardan, garrison and selena , this style and also forced 150 of its forces sack saeed sarkar of the news agency radio and television until the next part of the news of the android version of huyz tiam, where to enter the holy city of max, according to the saudi arabian authorities , more than 2 million people from 160 countries are expected to gather in the historic city of mecca. this ceremony is the largest gathering of muslims since the beginning of the civil war in sudan is the only small part of this muslim country to come to visit me. the reason for the civil war is that there are fewer pilgrims than susan. rona's photo . they come from rural areas of san and people w

and there is robin singh in hong kong. we have the premier pushing back on anti-globalization, pushing back on the de-risking strategy adopted by the west. >> there were two parts of this speech. most of it was really dedicated, dedicated to the sources he alluded to about pushing anti-globalization and then also, the concept of de-risking of supply chains and the like. he really attacks that that that is a false or pseudo-proposition on the concept of de-risking any talk from a position that china has gained -- he says solidarity is needed to avoid missing regulation and misunderstandings. solidarity and cooperation is the right way forward. he says de-risking is not. somebody was quoted as saying china kind of adopted a de-risking formula as well. whether it is terminology like self-reliance or dual circulation. that is kind of the risking as well. they have seen that trend globally, bifurcation of supply chains as well as the high-tech procurement. that is why this comes ahead of what we're are hearing from sources, the

robin, welcome to i'll just there. what do you make of the market reaction to saudis, decisions so far? well, pretty tough is really, you know, not, not much price action in the game, but nothing significant. and i think, you know, a decorative of where the market is. mine says is that it's, it's pretty bearish, pretty gloomy about the demand and economic picture. and supply cuts out to help short prices. right. say i why do you think it's heavy? do you think that will change? i think it will, but it really depends what, where the, the economy is going and i think it's a comic out reasonable demand just recently strong. the whole, the whole cast would show the 2nd off. yeah. a significant desperate and process going off again. and that's where the of it comes with really starts our fax. but if you don't see them, ok, you still so very much all the negative mindset to the, the general demand for us. if you to go pick more castle, you joshua and j a c, or others, all talk to the state because of the markets call to see m

robin roberts tim cook about it.orter: robin roberts is one-on-one with tim cook about their new project. that is. tim: computing, you can see, hear and interact with content in your physical space. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports and feel like you are right there. you can collaborate and connect with people. this product is about connection. reporter: robin will have much more of her interview and one of the first people to try out applevision pro. kumasi: that looks pretty cool. reggie: i want to, to be brutally honest. i am not going to get it because it's too expensive. drew: if this doesn't will it never succeed? reggie: the head sets? drew: with eggs on their face. kumasi: what about those google glasses? reggie: i don't think people are ready to walk around with it. drew: i do like it. reggie: they said we are going to make this and people said, we don't really need that. imagine doing this newscast without these things? kumasi: that's true, i could not. drew: you can leave video voicemail

very good. >> reporter: nicole experience is freedom from the wheelchair and robin sees lots of smiles from the payer during their weekly lesson. >> there also building their confidence, self-esteem and of course their strength. >> reporter: halleck creek rach also watches and offering summer or skill and veterans use it for mental health therapy. executive director said over the years that joyce has taught two important lessons about leadership. how to approach life >> she will not take no for an answer. >> reporter: and how to approach people . >> not having any heavy expectations or judgment on anyone is really just meeting people where they are at and being kind. >> would get to keep an eye on everybody. >>> joyce's cofounder duane passed away in 2010 with his ashes scattered over the tree overlooking the 68 a ranch he acquired to the nonprofit. choice is retired but never too far away from the horses and students. >> they always taught me more than i taught them. >> reporter: were bringing therapeutic horseback riding and more to people with disabilities, this week the jefferson a

robin has been right there carrying the torch, the flame of hope.> tomorrow on gma. >>> we love that. tomorrow robin is bringing us to berlin for the special olympics. she will introduce us to the incredible athletes and much much more. we always look forward to that. >> those athletes are so inspiring. i could watch that promo all day long. >> i'm with you. >> how great. big announcement from garth brooks. will reeve sat down with him. hey, will. >> reporter: hello again, george. garth brooks could have rested on his laurels decades ago having sold hundreds of millions of records, but he keeps working and doing his part to lift up the generations coming behind him. just off stage at his las vegas residency, garth shared some big news about his newest adventure. ♪ country music icon garth brooks is no stranger to hearing his hits on the air waves. what was your experience hearing your songs on the radio for the first time way back when? >> it's the greatest thing on the planet. in the truck, boom, there it is. holy cow. it's awesome. i'm on that str

soma was also unveiled, it was so important that robin of israel's missile industry said about it thathat was mentioned earlier is actually a naval model of the same hoyzeh missile. as a result , iran succeeded in developing one of the most long-range missiles with little time and cost. the sharks of the sea have become the world it is possible that the cruise long-range air base, regardless of anti-ship or anti-ground targets , is a derivative of the same family of somar huizeh and abu mehdi, but a few months later, an important photo was published of the leader of the revolution in an exhibition full of knowledge-based and innovative products visiting an engine the ramjet engine was called the engine that brings the country of manufacture to the border of hypersonic missiles , which means that iranian missiles can easily go up to 5 times the speed of sound. in addition to this combination of weapons, iran has shown years ago to directing rockets from the ground to the ground he is also interested in long-range ground-to-ground rockets, which are part of the irgc navy's weapons to des

you just showed there, led to a lot of speculation that this 18-year-old from louisiana, cameron robinscould have been attacked by sharks. robins, with hundreds of his high school graduates three days after their graduation, they were celebrating in the bahamas, they were on a sunset cruise aboard a replica ship, he apparently jumped off the boat. they are investigating whether it was the result of a dare from another student. what grabbed people's attention is the shadowy object, speculation it could have been a shark. at one point robins swims towards a life preserver, people are screaming to him to get out and then swims away from the life preserver. officials say it's a region known for widespread sharks. >> i can tell you that area an individual reportedly jumped off, it's an area that is really shark-infested. >> the search was massive, coast guard as well as bahama defense forces, but no sign discovered of the former 18-year-old high school baseball star. >> john: seems to be fine and then swims off toward the bow of the boat and then suddenly gone. thanks for the update. appreci

robin: we had an official side event at the united nations last week, sharing the model.rowth from 2019 and today there are over 100 localities , that have taken a first step towards reparations for their community. paul: former city councilor robin rue simmons spearheaded reparations here in 2019, $10 million to be spent over 10 years, funded by taxes on newly-legalized cannabis and by real estate transfers. so far, 16 recipients of $25,000 each. lou: i just figured the country would not approve nothing like that. paul: lou weathers wasn't just surprised. lou: i was shocked. paul: shocked. lou: yeah. paul: weathers used his $25,000 to reduce his son's mortgage in evanston. lou: anytime you can reduce your mortgage, your mortgage payment is going to be lower. his bill is going to be lower. he can use the money for other things. donna: i have said from the beginning that we were not going to see this money at all. paul: but hairdresser donna walker was wrong. >> some people did see it and i'm very happy that they did. and i'm happy that the elders are able to, you know, pa

i'm talking about the rainbows painted on the entrance of the robin williams tunnel on 101.u drive towards sausalito, can't miss them, right? rainbows have been there for decades but only on the northbound side. here's the google map view of the southbound side. no rainbows. so now there's a campaign. it's too change that. supporters including a san francisco political strategist who recently met with caltrans officials and a young san francisco girl who wrote this letter to california's state transportation agency and also collected hundreds of signatures on a petition she started two years ago. so joining us now is sarah and her father, greg. thank you both for joining us. really, really appreciate it. dad, greg, i'm going to start with you. i'm wondering how did the lack of rainbows actually catch your family's attention? >> well, thanks so much for having us, audrey, and such a thrill to be here with sarah. you know, in the depths of the pandemic, we spent a lot of time going to marin, in particular the bay area discovery museum to run around in some sunshine. and every

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he's expected to be the number one nba draft pick. >> this morning, robin roberts. >> the night of the mind? >> one day until the nba draft, robin is going one-on-one with the french phenom who could become this year's number one draft pick. the 19-year-old. >> how do you deal with the pressure that goes along with the anticipation? >> i have such high expectations for myself and i'm determined that the expectations of others are nothing compared to what i bring on myself. my goal is insight. nothing can disturb me from that. >> coming up, more on the interview as he shows her his home country and reveals what he's looking forward to the most about his move to the united states. with your first look, i am andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> you can watch all of it here on abc seven thursday night. coverage of the draft starts at 5 p.m. followed by after the draft and a special edition of abc7news. >> the ncaa is considering whether it should drop cannabis from its band drugs testing for athletes. they recommends it should be limited to drugs only known to enhance performance. the co

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ah, robin, we are creating a movie and we are creating our future, so they are marching wildly to theireople with this mahyar, and i am sitting here with you, diluting and smiling. we must do. this is very good because of myself and for them, of course. today we came to present. uh, a new work, a video for the song you won't be sleeping soldiers, how did this composition appear in your repertoire. there is some background. well, this is a popershah, this uncle is better than a mountain project. the way one force or did not bring says, i say the word, i sat down at the piano, and from pravda pershia gook. i touched my fingers to the key at the walking gookis of truth. yana on here caused a mustache - i don’t have tears. trust me, it rarely happens to me. it's when you tap an instrument, and now it's just joking, some chords gook melodic hands amal from once began to play for sang the entire fold. this wilmer rarely happens and some kind of confirmation that e is on p. we didn’t bring him some kind of melody harmony such farbs, because you can unfurl the music , the melody can be a specia

for the first time, he's telling a story to robin roberts.at do you want people to know about you? >> i'm just a kid. i'm not larger-than-life because this happened to me. i'm going to keep doing other stuff that makes me happy and just living my life the best i can. i'm not like this andrew: coming up, we will have much more on this exclusive interview. drew: rising. you also see the morning cloud cover is sitting close to the surface right now. when we clear of the fog, we are in for a pleasant afternoon. temperatures still below average. a lot of cloud cover. along the coast, we have some drizzle as well. we're in the 50's for t several hours across the region. a live look from the camera showing you that cloud cover up above right now. we will have mostly cloudy skies first thing. do think we have brighter skies this afternoon, mainly in the 60's and 70's today, but warmer weather is on the horizon by thursday, friday. jobina: new at 6:00, the bay area counties had to discuss harsher penalties for people watching -- shows today. reggie: t

gma's robin roberts sitting down exclusively with apple ceo tim cook.e and interact with digital content right in your physical space. and this is a huge idea and so you can use your apps and they can be any size that you want. you can immerse yourself in movies, tv shows, sports shows and feel like you're right there . apple now jumping into a space that facebook parent company meta has tried to conquer with its line of oculus headsets and the metaverse. but the metaverse has created little fanfare and sales for oculus products have underperformed with vision pro. apple is offering higher end components, better build quality and more features, including the ability to record and play back 3d images and video. if you purchased a new state of the art tv surround sound system, powerful computer with multiple high definition displays, high end camera and more, you still would not have come close to what vision pro delivers. but all that technology comes with a price. the headset starts at $3,500 more than triple what the most expensive headset from meta co

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joining us now is robin lloyd, she is a certified duola and a lead educate for parents as teachers ait organization in st. louis that provides free doulas to black women with a goal of bringing down this horrible maternal death rate. thank you very much for your time. i want to get your reaction. i was reading some interviews that tori bowie's agent, kimberly holland, has been giving to other news outlets, she says bowie told her she didn't want to go to the hospital and she didn't trust hospitals and i know you understand where that distrust comes from. when you hear about how bowie died, what goes through your mind? >> well, one of main things that goes through my mind, when i hear that story, is that it's really sad that she had to die, because so many black women are dying because they don't have the education, they don't have the access, and they don't understand the importance of maternal health. and that fear of going to the hospital, that fear and that anxiety that so many black women experience, during the birthing process, it is just disheartening, that her death could have

so robin, you're watching old is there like my headquarters here in the hall also coming up the vault, the chief of guinea pig goes and begins as i saw him that'd roost. hundreds deal. it ended his briefly, it's and russia, the rights in the power of known to the police shooting over the t nature and missing some around the world. take part in the law, just touch since the pen demik to celebrate the the, the fucking department will be giving you a credit where at least 3 people being killed in russian shelling in the kind of key region. it follows earlier a time what 9 people were killed in the eastern city of comma tools. 3 children were bunk. some out of there was a sub bag has moved from the capitol, keith, or via tech came as people who are having the evening meal. and one of the few restaurants that operating in the eastern city of kind of course the around here off to the explosion because i went to the cafe here. everything has been blown out. there's nothing, no windows, no doors. all i see is destruction. say i'm hara, this is the 21st century. among the 9 killed with a child

this is inside story, the how it welcome to the the going to hell robin. the mutiny by rushes involved the most and make really push on the lights on the shot. we will, the private tommies. they operate in complex settings around the world. best services have been employed by governments onto piracy operations and even by some engineers. but what's other risks of the soldiers for hire and how much of a threats all of a to the international order and international peace, and what role will they play in the future? we'll put those questions on more to our guests in just a few moments. the 1st this report from alex, but the wagner moose, and regroup once in lock step with russian president vladimir, who's in n o, an existing, she'll threat to shoot you an option that will we will protect our people in our statehood from any threats including internal be trail and what we're facing is betrayal. exorbitant ambitions and personal interest led to treason, a tens of thousands of slices loyal not to the kremlin, but to you have any promotion. he's growing his priva