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

tim cook there. _ computing. interesting. tim cook there, the _ computing. interesting.- computing. interesting. tim cook there, the boss of - computing. interesting. tim i cook there, the boss of apple. there is more from our technology editor zoe kleinman. well, here is apple's iconic headquarters in cupertino and boss tim cook is hoping his unveiled something that will change the direction of the virtual and mixed reality industry. apple's vision pro is a headset that looks a bit like a headset that looks a bit like a pair of ski goggles and is very much designed as a mixed reality device. this won't transported to another world, it will bring the world that is already in front of you to live so there are acts, you can video chat with your friends, see your own videos that you've taken your photos and you can make them as being or a small within your headset viewer as you like. is it a game—changer? well, apple has a really good track record, but being the device that everybody picks up. theiphone device that everybody picks up. the iphone was in the first smartphone,

again, we know that tim cook has taken the stage, and i will see you on "closing bell." i'm jon ford in for kelly evans right where scott left off in cupertino, california, in apple's worldwide development conference and apple shares hitting a record high and the tech giant nearing a market cap near $3 trillion in addition to a new headset people hope to see, apple expected to announce new versions of its operating systems for the iphone,

tim cook weighs in on the future of artificial intelligence. >>> hello there.ood to be back with you on this tuesday. it is tuesday, right? tuesday morning. >> it's just a rollover from monday. you were on a plane very early this morning, robin, because of your big exclusive interview with tim cook at apple. i'm fascinated to see this. >> i was the first to be able to be allowed to film using the device. i'm going to be sharing that with everybody in our next hour. >> cool. >> it was very. >> we're going to start with breaking news from the war in ukraine. a major dam was destroyed near the front lines. ukraine is accusing russian forcing of causing the explosion. foreign correspondent tom soufi burridge on the scene in ukraine. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning, george. real concern about the situation developing near that dam controlled by russian forces which was blown up overnight. communities along a river in southern ukraine already flooded, with concerns about a nuclear plant in that area. a sense of crisis on the front lines as ukraine goes o

tim cook moments away from starting his keynote for the launch of the mixed reality headset.detail will we get about when we can put them on our faces in splash up to $3000? mark: it will focus on the demos and what it will be able to do. it is a four to seven months away from production. they are starting early test production. it is at a stage which is a development cycle and not at the final hardware yet. it is still a prototype. it probably will not go on sale until january or december at the earliest. it is possible they will announce the price or not today but we believe it will come in at the $3000 range give or take a few couple hundred dollars on either end. the important thing is drumming up interest and getting developers on board and showing the world what they have and get this thing to market at the end of the year or early next year. caroline: we were talking about monetization and how difficult that is but ultimately what is this for like apple launching such an expensive ar vr or is it about the ecosystem? mark: it is about the ecosystem. the app store will b

abc news ex-closive robin roberts with apple ceo tim cook and apple unveiling first major new product in years and what it can do. >> sorry bowl champs and imangs of patrick mahomes at the white house and u.s. trying timbale fio and what happened and what he's saying tonight. >> this is world news tonight with do i feel muir. a small jet flying this tennessee to new york, air traffic control losing contact with the pilot just 15 minutes into the flight. and that cessna was in the air for another hour and a half before f16s were scrambled to intercept it. the pilot reportedly seen slumped over, six f1616s odderrd tafanely take often from three different bases from supersonic speeds to catch up with the small jet and the speeds causing a sonic boom. you can hear it across the region and captured on cameras in neighborhoods and thousands alarmed by this and f-16 pilots trying to get the cessna pilot's attention and stayed with that jet until the cessna slammed into the virginia mountainside and all four on board were killed. tonight here hear -- hear one of the leading theories of what h

now to the abc news exclusive with tim cook.itting down with the ceo of apple after the company held its most significant product launch since the iphone. this morning, apple celebrating what's being called the company's biggest product launch in years. it's the first apple product. you look through and not at apple unveiling the vision pro, a new virtual and augmented headset, calling it their most ambitious product yet. the company betting big that vr is more than just a fad . gma's robin roberts sitting down exclusively with apple ceo tim cook. you can see here 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 unde

let's see if tim cook delivers. matt: absolutely paired we are going to go live to the worldwide developers conference. but spring and ed ludlow. he is there. alex webb also joins us, covering technology out of london. let's kick it off with you. what are we looking forward to from tim cook today? >> where looking to a headset, being mixed and augmented reality. we have reported it will be in the range of 3000 u.s. dollars. 16 gigabytes of memory powered by apple, a mix of carbon fiber and aluminum and glass. if you work looses like me, you have spare contact lenses in your backpack. as the name suggests, the worldwide developers conference, this is also software. we will look at updates across os, not just the ipad. matt: thanks very much for that. off you go to the conference. alex webb, join us for a moment and talk about what this means for apple. what this means for the industry. there have been mixed reality headsets out for a number of competitors for many years, but now apple is getting into the fray. alex:

that was the boss of apple tim cook - spatial audio.he - boss of apple tim cook and here is our technology editor who explains the difference between virtual and augmented reality. virtual reality is this idea of a completely immersive experience where you are transported via a headset to another world, transported via a headset to anotherworld, if transported via a headset to another world, if you like. augmented or mixed reality is much more about superimposing digital content on the real world, so for example you are in your house that you can see your house around you but also in front of you on the headset is a giant screen of the movie you are watching all the photos you are watching all the photos you are watching all the photos you are looking at all the video of your friends that you are chatting with and that is apple's vision, really. it's even got on this new device a little kind of mail so that you can dial up or down exactly how immersive you want the experience to be. i think virtual reality was certainly way the industry

the guest list at the state dinner includes tim cook, sundar and satya nadella.o the executives and issues over regulation and infrastructure. call this an early win for team modi ge announcing it signed agreement to produce jet engines for the indian air force joining me to discuss this is the ceo of the company already doing big business in india. alan masarek, the ceo of avaya >> good morning. >> i want to ask the first question you have feet on the ground in india. what makes it attractive to do business and have operations there? >> india is important to us. we have 1,200 employees over 6,000 globally it is a center of excellence in areas for us around r&d and customer support and services. we are a big fan of india. as prime minister modi is pushing for a digital transformation of the company consistent with what ayvaya is doing. we are a successful transformational story we have the initiatives that are going on in india. >> i want to bounce one thing off you. cnbc corporate leaders say there is difficulty doing business in india with regulation and dealin

this is tim cooke against mark zuckerberg for the way we're going to consume entertainment. >> it's the next iphone versus android battle i'm sure google is going to get into it. we'll seen tons of these devices. right now it's meta versus apple. meta had the advantage, but apple is saying we have the premium content. we have bob iger on stage. last week there was a video game demo from meta it wasn't as impressive as we saw here that's withat we're seeing. >> look at the bottom of the screen here. $3,499, $3,500 early 2024 is when you'll get availability $3,500, your first reaction? >> that's a lot. meta's is $1,000 we heard 2 to $4,000 $3,500 is not cheap. it's more expensive than macbook. this is not something you'll use all day every day like your phone or your macbook. it's going to be a tough sell for a lot of people. it's definitely going to be catered towards enthusiasts and people who want to try it now and get ahead of things. you can bet there will be cheaper versions. >> we didn't get much on ai. >> no. >> that was a big question going in what if anything would tim cooke unv

i'm here in apple park, which is apple's iconic headquarters, and tim cook is releasing a new bit ofhing staggeringly new and seven years, and it's got the clout of disney behind it, bob iger walked up on stage and said it would bring real life magic to people cosmic lives. well, is there a drawback? one of thoseis well, is there a drawback? one of those is the price, $3500 at launch next year. and in terms of making this device, how many people will actually be able to afford it? i actually be able to afford it? i definitely thought about that, but also will this app at least bring the technology to the mainstream? because apple is such a major player. i because apple is such a ma'or -la er. ~ . �* . because apple is such a ma'or .la er, ~' ., �* , ., player. i think that it's what everybody _ player. i think that it's what everybody is _ player. i think that it's what everybody is hoping. - player. i think that it's what everybody is hoping. there | player. i think that it's what. everybody is hoping. there are player. i think that it's what - everybody is hoping. there are a enorm

that was tim cook.man explained the difference between augmented reality and virtual reality. virtual legality is this idea of a completely immersive experience where you are transported via headset to another world, if you like, augmented reality or mixed reality is much more about superimposing digital content on the real world. so for example, you're in your house, you can see your house around you and your lounge, but also in front of you is a giant screen of the movie you're watching or the photos you're looking at, or the video of your friends you're chatting with, and that is apple's vision. it's even got on this new device a little dial so you can dial up or down exactly how immersive you want the experience to be. i think vr, virtual reality, was the way the industry was going in the old days, and now it's looking much more more to integrate it with our reality rather than try to completely remove ourselves from it. behind me is apple park, which is apple's iconic headquarters, and tim cook is

tomorrow, on good morning will have the exclusive sit-down interview with apple ceo tim cook. you can watch starting at 7:00 a.m. right after abc7 warnings. [laughter] ama: can we see the forecast that way? dan: dan: what are we going to see? sandhya: wouldn't it be nice if we could see the forecast that way? dan and ama, we a about the possibility of where roadways tomorrow morning during the commute. while it doesn't look that exciting maybe from your vantage point, there is a lot of cloud cover overhead and we are seeing some showers hitting the ground. going into the santa cruz mountains from the across highway nine into alton, devonport, highway 1 is wet. the last couple of hours, you will see the showers that came through parts of fremont and moved down towards the santa cruz mountains. that around moisture is in association with this low-level system coming of the southern california post. you could cease numerous lightning strikes. fortunately we have seen it rain accompanying the storms. let's talk about juvenile rainfall, it's not that rare in the bay area -- let's t

tim cook and apple say they've cracked the code on a device they are calling historic.t will be available in stores next year. >>> it's not a barbie world without the color pink. the new movie needed so much pink for the set, it led to a global shortage. the director said she wanted everything very brought to help bring the barbie universe to life. the movie hits theaters july 21st. >>> finally this hour, she is a superstar selling out stadiums and arenas worldwide. but even taylor swift can suffer an oops moment from time to time. >> i just swallowed a bug. i'm so sorry. >> that happened during sunday's concert during soldier field, in front of 60,000 fans. swift was able to shake it off, joking the bug was delicious and the show just went on. >>> that wraps up this hour of cnn newsroom. do stay with us. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brarain health. to help kekeep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for

apple ceo tim cook saying he sees a big opportunity in india.rst retail store in india earlier this year that's going to do it for "halftime. "the exchange" starts right now. >> frank, thank you. and hello everyone i'm deirdre boza, in for kelly evans. here is what is ahead. a lazy bull market with plenty of dips. that is how one of our guests describes the market >>> and florida is about to ban some foreign citizens from buying property in the state billionaire real estate investigator don people says it will have a big impact on the state's real estate market >>> and the crazy cruise rally, some stocks up 1

the stock is notching gains as ceo tim cook joined ceos of microsoft, google and others to visit the indian prime minister modi in washington today. in fact, fox business was there catching up with tim cook after the meeting. >> reporter: how important do you think working in india is to the future of your company? >> india's important for all countries. liz: yeah. and you know what? a lot of ceos are rushing to the build out in india. while our crack d.c. team chases down top tech ceos, we're chasing down the direction of the money flows and the economy. first to the floor show. conference board chief economist dana peterson is here, and from the floor of the new york stock exchange, trader teddy weisberg. teddy, is the selloff just kind of a releasing of a pressure valve after a really strong runup? what signs are you seeing at least on the floor of the new york stock exchange that the tech rally might resume or recoil next week? >> well, i think, liz, as you pointed out, apple made a new high earlier today, meta made a new high earlier today. you know, big cap tech continues to be

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for years, apple's ceo tim cook has expressed interest in augmented reality. company may finally be ready to officially enter the space. in just a few hours, the tech giant is expected to announce its most ambitious new hardware product in years. a mixed reality headset that apparently offers both virtual reality and augmented reality, technology that essentially overlays virtual images on live video of the real world. but as our next guest writes, this apple launch feels different. quote, there are real questions about whether anyone will want to buy what apple is apparently selling. an ungainly piece of equipment that will cost around $3,000 and make the wearer look extremely uncool. joining us now is senior correspondent, lots of speculation and anticipation, but lots of questions about what this is going to look like. >> lots of questions and kind of muted anticipation. i've been covering apple losses for a long time, and this has the least buzz i've ever seen, especially for such a huge, unprecedented launch. >> i thought this was interesting, you wrote i

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

tim cook described the technology behind the apple vision pro as spatial computing, bringing a new dimension to video chatting, watching videos and viewing photos in the home. the device will have gesture and voice control, and will go on sale in the us early next year. are technology editor zoe kleinman was at the event. apple's new headset has been described as one of the worst kit secrets until yesterday the world �*s richest company had refused to confirm or deny it existed despite plenty of leaks and speculation. it is being sold as mixed reality bringing an extra dimension to loss of the things you currently do on your phone by despite —— displaying big and bright over real—life surroundings. a new direction at apple at a time when the rest of big takers focused on artificial intelligence and some with —— wondering if it is the right moment. and one of the right moment. and one of the first people in the world who has been able to trial the new headset, i was not allowed to film and i'm blinking in the sunlight because it is such an immersive experience, you get your phone up in front

tim cook knows that. they are supporting the chinese military which is being configured. >> what can we expect from antony blinken trip to china? >> there trying to humiliate him. i happen to be an optimist and think that antony blinken has worked this out so it won't be a debacle but if it is a debacle and we will find this out in the next couple of days our relations are going to deteriorate even further. so i just hope that they have in some way have some understandings with the chinese that they really will not humiliate the us. >> they humiliate the us and the start of the administration with alaska. joe biden was saying i want to have a call. it didn't happen but china has been reaching out to the us administration after sending a spy balloon over our country are a spy facility in cuba they seem arrogant and emboldened against this regime. >> they are incredibly arrogant. they send a spy balloon they grossly violate our sovereignty and guess who is trying to repair relations? they should be the ones

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tim cook and apple say that they have cracked the code on a device that they are calling historic. it will be available in stores early next year. john sar len, cnn, cupertino, california. >>> prince harry has just arrived at the court in central london where he will be taking to the witness stand and facing cross-examination. cnn will be bringing you live updates. >>> just ahead, world leaders and veterans are gathering to celebrate the anniversary of d-day. we'll have a live report for you from normandy. >>> 79 years after operation over-lord, american, british and french officials arenormandy fo of d d-d-day. president mckron macron and lloyd austin will be there. oren lieberman is there for the ceremony. always good to see you. so the leaders are meeting today to commemorate d-day confronted with the tragic fact especially for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice to protect the security of europe that there is war on the continent once again. >> reporter: that is certainly on everybody's mind here, that connection between what is happening now and what happened 79 years ago he

this morning, after apple's groundbreaking new reveal, apple's tim cook with robin roberts no questionimits. can we talk about artificial intelligence tim what are your concerns and what led to this? oh, no, don't ask me that, robin. this 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

ceo tim cook showed off the vision pro at today's developers conference in cupertino. ceo bob iger took part. the headset is expected to start around $3000, closer to 35,000 -- $3500, i think. the company hopes the technology will be a game changer. who is into it? dan? dan: yeah, i'd love to try it. my son has the other thing, the -- julian: oculus? dan: yes, thank you, julian. i'm not a big gamer, necessarily, but watching that technology and experiencing it at that level is something else, very trippy. kristen: yeah, spencer, what do you think? spencer: yeah. i think it is pretty exciting. i don't buy a lot of these new items that come out, but i just love what we are doing with the technology, and i love seeing the innovation. apple is always coming out with something new to it i'm curious about it. that is not me i'm going to fork out $3000 for it. [laughter] dan: that part, the price tag, i think is alarming to some. julian: yeah. and i think we all recall google glass about a decade ago, preaching the same thing, wearable technology, and it did not go too far. k

while we heard tim cook last earnings call talk so much about the emerging markets, talk about india, india we covered a couple months ago, it's just not enough growth there. the growth is on such a small base that it's going to make up for the softness in demand in those bigger markets this also trickles down to services, carl, because without a bigger install base, there's not more people buying apps and and services, apple care i will note, there is some bright spots, b of a had a note last week saying app spending is turning around, getting backes specially in gaming. that was a weak spot throughout last year in the app store huge profitable part of the services business, carl. >> ubs, they use their evidence lab, i guess, which is what they survey and try to get purchasing intentions from consumers. they flagged some risk around 12-month purchasing intentions in uk, china and japan down a few hundred basis points from prior surveys looks like kind of stable over the next six months. but weaker is there a high correlation of success rate with predicting that kind of stuff >> i'm n

its boss tim cook, along with those of microsoft and google, were amongst the guests as president biden rolled out the red carpet with a state dinner at the white house on thursday. here's a little of what the two leaders had to say. together india and the united states are working closely on everything from ending poverty to expanding access to health care to addressing climate change to tackling food and energy insecurity, stoked by russia's unprovoked war in the ukraine. �* , ., ., ukraine. any postcode era, the world is takin: a ukraine. any postcode era, the world is taking a new _ ukraine. any postcode era, the world is taking a new shade. _ ukraine. any postcode era, the world is taking a new shade. the _ is taking a new shade. the friendship between india and the us will be _ friendship between india and the us will be instrumental in enhancing the strength of the whole world. the countries _ the strength of the whole world. the countries coming together to work together— countries coming together to work together for the global good. mark linscott is a senior fellow with the at

tim cook and apple say they have cracked the code on -- in stores early next year.ning me now from san francisco, josh -- a venture partner at veasey find signal, so good have you with, us, josh good connecting, with you is this had said the game-changer that we have all been waiting for? the ipad, the airpods, break it down for us. >> apple is kind of acting like it invented mixed reality, augmented reality, but these have been around for years. there's already been lots of big missed nurses in the space, but you have to remember the ipad was not the first mp3 player either, it was just the first one good enough for mainstream use. that is where apple is hoping. while everyone is calling at the apple vision, i think it is more like the apple vision like a television. i think the biggest use case will be simulating having an enormous screen, weather working, watching movies, i guess you could call it the iphone. >> now the price tag. let's talk about that. everybody is talking about that. it is very steep. what has the reaction been? >> i mean 30 $500, that makes it

other ones starbuck ceo, elon musk, tim cook.e u.s. increasing exports to china 21% from 2020 to 2021. biden administration offering no warnings to u.s. companies about doing business in china. nsc spokesperson said the companies can do business in china as they see fit, developing into a big campaign debate for the 2024 elections. >> we have to have a strategic decoupling which means when our military component parts, our medical supplies, we've got to produce the supply chain elsewhere than china. that doesn't mean we have a total decoupling of our economy and i think that is why some business people are there. >> reporter: as china tests the u.s. economically it also failed to live up to the phase one trade deal while president biden chose not to trigger the enforcement mechanisms written into that agreement, the chinese as you just said sent a warship to cut off an american ship in the taiwan strait. >> our intellectual property and that of the our allies to build their economy and build their military and now of course milit

let's get to deirdre bosa with the latest >> the moment we have all been waiting for, tim cook just came back on stage and he said his famous one more thing, and then he introduced the mixed reality headset that everyone here and beyond has been waiting for. it's called the vision pro he says it is a new kind of computer that augments using the most natural and intuitive tools. he put it into context, the evolution of all the other apple products we have seen. he said in the same way the mac introduced us to personal computing and the iphone introduced us to mobile computing, the vision pro will introduce us to spatial computing. it came along with a video, people in their living rooms with this device you could see the person's eyes through the device it looks like a tintding where you can see the eyes if you want to you're looking at it on the screen this is the video we just saw that led to a lot of cheers behind me at apple park. we're getting more details, showing people in their living rooms looking at a virtual or augmented reality screen we're getting all these details in real ti

some point they're going to have to deliver on whatever investor expectations are. >> yeah, and tim cook some comments after wwdc about that, scott, saying he's looking at chatgpt and products like that and experimenting with it he he has he uses it, but we know apple likes to get right, and siri, they don't want to be embarrassed by siri turning into chatgpt and getting things wrong. they're going to be very, very slow compared to what we see out of microsoft and google on that front. they use ai in everything. i keep saying this ai is behind all of their products it's not necessarily consumer-facing. >> appreciate that thank you. we got less than a minute to go, and here we go you know, we think the fed's not going to do anything tomorrow, and we'll pay close attention to what jay powell says that's for sure. >> we will, and there's no answer as to whether they're done or not tomorrow the answer doesn't exist within the fed's decision-making so you can't guess what it's going to be, but we're close enough to where you can take the fed policy piece and set it aside and say, we think the

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. >> reporter: ceo tim cook has been talking up the potential augmented reality. he said, this is the first device you look through, not at. it combines the real world with the actually world. >> you can see here and interact with actually content just like it is in your actually . and you control vision pro using the most natural and intuitive tools. your eyes. your hands. and your boys. >> resembling a scuba diver's mask or goggles, the new technology allows the freedom to imagine and experience unlike any other. but it is designed for more hard-core users like developers and content users. >> the first time i tried it, it struck me the most at how well it will allow us to create deeply personal experiences that bring our fans closer to the characters they love and more deeply immersed in our stories. >> reporter: apples charging $3500 for the device. a hefty amount at a time of lingering economic uncertainty. >> so apples in this for the long haul as it again seeks to reshape the computing experience. amanda, the price tag on this one is hefty. >> that is reall

jobs theater, i just got back a few minutes ago after cheque it out and it was on a pedestal there, tim cook came out and did his photo op and showed it off. but right now, no one really outside of apple has had a chance to use it it is hard to tell if it lives toup the promise that we saw in the presentation but what is the pitch, i guess, is the big takeaway from here, besides the price and the release date, of course. and focused a lot on entertainment. the surprise appearance by disney ceo bob iger. that sent disney shares positive today. they were down at session lows until iger appeared on that stage and popped up. and look, it's all about immersive entertainment and this kind of idea that you can kind of wrap yourself into your content, for example, a lot of what they talked about, especially in the disney part of the event was this idea that you can paes a digital television screen or movie theater screen and make it feel like it's 100 feet tall inside your living room that seemed pretty cool, but again, we have to try it to see how it works on the other hand, there are some producti

tim cook who met with china's commerce minister and jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon who pledged to remain in china for both the good times and the bad, and for china's part, well it's likely eager to court the investment, because we're getting new data that shows china's economy took a stumble in may as it's making its way reopening after the pandemic. retail sales and industrial output missed expectations and china central bank cut interest rate trying to boost demand. neil back to you. neil: let's go go to jonathan ward. i'm fascinated by this guy because he was way ahead of the china threat whatever you want to call it. i remember china's vision of victory was that of a few years ago where we outline this threat we have in the pacific region that even then, we were kind of ignoring but it dates way before that the atlas organization founder, author of "besides china vision-to-victory" and an honor to have you, doctor, thank you. >> well thank you, neil, great to be with you for the first time and the new book lays out a strategy for us. what should we be doing about this problem? because

so we'll see if tim cook can replicate that success with that headset. >> seema mody, always good to you. thank you. >>> ready to run and to brawl. chris christie launching a long shot bid for the white house with an eye on taking out donald trump. we have that in 60 seconds. >>> tonight trump critic chris krissy preparing to dive into the 2024 gop presidential race. but he has a daunting task ahead including some and i knee him and i knee him poll numbers and questions about how his anti-trump message will be received.i knee him poll number questions about how his anti-trump message will be received. to more, let's go to steve kornacki at the big board, mark mckinnon from the circus on showtime and so steve, let me start with how republicans have made it clear that they have guidelines for candidates if they want to get on the august 23rd debate stage. how far away is chris christie from making the cut? >> yeah, this is the really interesting question because christie is telegraphing this intent to go after trump in a way that maybe we haven't seen other republicans go after trump.

after 10 years the first category of something new at apple under the leadership of tim cook is aboutng rumor for this mixed reality headset. and then you wake up this morning and say why do i even care? especially when you hear the rumored price tag being really up there. as high as $3,000. it also being a two-piece thing where the battery is one part of it and then the headset is the other. i still wonder like who is this for? well, if you look at apple and you say all right, the watch came out about 10 years ago. and when that came out there were a lot of people that said i don't need a watch. my watch is just fine. now look how many people are wearing apple watches. so don't bet against this one just yet. but what i will say is that get ready to spend some money and it won't be any time soon. i there it will be later this fall when you see something like this come out here. and then also you put your thinking cap on and you say what does this mean? why would they go in this direction? and you look at where is apple making their money? about a trillion dollars of business now goes

my colleague, seema mody caught up with tim cook outside the white house earlier today.ver there, and we'll see, i think it's a huge opportunity. >> reporter: did modi seem receptive? >> that one i'm not going to comment on. >> other multinational companies with exposure to india like marriott and commons sent their ceos as well, and several commercial deals spanning the two countries also took place, general electric announced that it plans to coproduce military jet engines in india with hindu stand, aeronautics, just to name one of those big deals announced as part of this summit. chris. >> leslie picker, thank you so much. >>> and before we go, we got to talk about last night, hopes and dreams fulfilled at the 2023 nba draft. we don't do a lot of sports on this show, but i got to talk about 7'4", french phenom victor wembanyama, he's going to debut next season. stephanie gosk is here. i'm a cavaliers fan. i follow it a little bit, especially when we win the championship. this guy, i can't stop watching him. >> you said 7'5", right, there's a little bit of dispute. >>

apple ceo tim cook kicked off the conference via this highly produced video.nce waiting for the expected announcement about a mixed reality headset. i think we're going to be looking back on today as one of the changing moments, like a wright brothers making the plane a type of deal. jamie gant founded a company that helps businesses incorporate virtual reality into their products. he says he thinks ten years from now it will be a part of our everyday lives. editor's with the tech website apple insider agree. there's going to be a lot of like entertainment experiences. so things like watching apple tv shows and movies on there is going to make sense. having these really immersive facetime calls where it feels like you're in the room with the other person. apple 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

we have heard what tim cook hopes will be a future direction, he and others have compared it to the momentphone was unveiled. we will have to wait and see whether that is actually the case. this is an ai headset that augments reality and mixed reality. you can see apps, you can watch tv, video calling your friends. with this augmenting experience of seeing a large screen in front of you while still be able to see wherever you are in the home. they may tell you about the price tag, 3500 dollars, nearly 3000 pounds. it will be out in the u.s. next year. bob iger is also here today, he is throwing disney's weight behind this. he thinks this might finally be the piece of hardware that gets us all using virtual reality. it has been around for ages but has not quite become that essential bit of kit that everybody has, and do enough people have $3500 to make it happen. >> so instead of having your head down on your phone all day and then getting home and putting a slightly bigger screen on on your tv, you just where this headset and instead of looking down at your phone, everything is right there

we had some evergreen names like warren buffett and jamie dimon and tim cook.ech names, new names like marvin ellison from lows and tricia griffith from progressive. >> one big name in the headlines that does not make the list. elon musk, what's up with that. >> elon is polarizing. and i think that is something that people hold against him that you love him or hate him. it's fair to say that this is not necessarily the best year for tesla. a great company and remarkable inventor at the very least. but he has some downsides. >> he has some great things that tesla cannot deny but i cannot put ceo on this list that buys another company and sells tesla stock to go ahead and fund it. and does not worry about his shareholders, that's what your jobs is a ceo. >> the stock got hit very hard in the last month it added more than toyota and the u.s. automakers put together but not with twitter. on the other hand al some ceos that were dealt a bad hand but seem to make the best of it. >> in terms of qualitative and quantitative factors. from uber, if you look at that stock

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what ceo tim cook tells abc's robin roberts in an exclusive interview. >> reporter: you are excited aboutmputing. and so what does that mean? it means that you can see, hear, and interact with digital content right in their 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, and feel like you are 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 collaborate 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 award, if you will, of all of your ideas and have the other person there as if they are really there with you, even though they are somewhere else. >> juju: it is set to hit the market early next year and comes with a hefty price tag. $3,500. the goggles are equipped with 1d a variety of sensors. and you can catch robert's entire interview tomorrow morni