vr is not like that.particular, the more rich, open and deal virtual-reality environments are the more challenging they become as a way of engaging with others. i believe deeply for my time with second life that in general, second life was better for young men or anyone because when you walked into a bar so to speak or literally. in second life, you are walking into a space that had three different languages spoken. it had people from 20 different countries and a total of 50 people. if you wanted to do business with those people which are often trying to do, you had to create an effective working relationship. and that was challenging computer next door neighbor. i would say that vr in its most general sense. not in its narcotic name like sense and i'm sure there will be examples of that. but more broadly, it's more day-to-day. he presents us with environments that are the opposite of videogames in that they are typically very challenging and complex to master. i think when you pushed that way, i think th

the promise of vr that we see in sci—fi films and all that sort of thing is that vr will totally immerset will fool every single sense of our body, but at the moment vr only fools two senses, oui’ eyes and oui’ ears, and it doesn't do that particularly well so maybe this is a way, the first step to fooling our other senses, our sense of motion, and our sense of touch. did you enjoy it, stupid question? i did enjoy it. i had reservations about going down down the slide with my eyes closed but once you get over that, it's fun, it's good. well done, take a long deserved break, it was arduous. it's been hard. we've been in the water — time to go for a bike ride now. gone are the days when you could just slap on a cycling helmet, and pootle around the roads and the cycle paths. these days you have to load up with the latest cycling tech. it's the law, and that's what lara lewington has been doing with the help of click‘s own boss, simon. meet simon — a regular cyclist and the editor of click. first off is the coros smart cycle helmet. it connects your mobile phone via bluetooth and, thanks to

the promise of vr that we see in sci—fi films is that vr will totally immerse us but at the moment, vrfools two senses, oui’ eyes and oui’ ears, and it doesn't do that particularly well so maybe this is the first step of the sense of motion, the sense of touch. did you enjoy it, stupid question? i did enjoy it. i had reservations about going down down the slide with my eyes closed but once you get over that, it's fun, it's good. well done, take a long deserved break, it was arduous. it's been hard. we've been in the water — time to go for a bike ride now. gone are the days when you could slap on a cycling helmet, and pootle around the roads and the cycle paths. these days you have to load up with the latest cycling tech. it's the law, and that's what lara lewington has been doing with the help of click‘s own boss, simon. meet simon — a regular cyclist and the editor of click. first off is coros smart cycle helmet. it connects your mobile phone via bluetooth and thanks to phone conduction technology, you can hear any sound from your phone — that can be directions or music — without bloc

--the vr. have already got a bit of a rep for being compared to use so getting the aquatic version to work well every day was has a big challenge. it was very difficult, the first thing we have to convince the owner that we want to do it. and we made the first tries, and then the owner of the therme erding tried it and after two tries, he was sick and he said, "no, i don't like this, "i don't want." because the difficulties if you go on the slide in the left side and in virtual reality, you go on the right side, you get this motion sickness. and to see how to solve that problem, first we need to get rid of some of this water. all along this slide are these sensors and that is so the virtual reality headset knows exactly where you are at exactly the right time because you want what you're seeing to be the same as what you're feeling. get it wrong and you could end up feeling a little bit sick. stephen greenwood and his team spent months building and crucially testing the system. we did hundreds

the promise of vr that we see in sci—fi films and all that sort of thing is that vr will totally immersen't do that particularly well so maybe this is a way, the first step to fooling our other senses, our sense of motion, and our sense of touch. did you enjoy it, stupid question? i did enjoy it. i had reservations about going down down the slide with my eyes closed but once you get over that, it's fun, it's good. well done, take a long deserved break, it was arduous. it's been hard. we've been in the water — time to go for a bike ride now. gone are the days when you could just slap on a cycling helmet, and pootle around the roads and the cycle paths. these days you have to load up with the latest cycling tech. it's the law, and that's what lara lewington has been doing with the help of click‘s own boss, simon. meet simon — a regular cyclist and the editor of click. first off is the coros smart cycle helmet. it connects your mobile phone via bluetooth and, thanks to bone conduction technology, you can hear any sound that you want from your phone — that can be directions or music — withou

vr only full is to sensors, oui’ moment, vr only full is to sensors, our rise and arias, and it doesn'tlarly well so maybe this is the first step of the sense of motion, the sense of touch. did you enjoy it, stupid question?” enjoyed it. i had reservations about going down the slide with my eyes closed but once you do that, it's fun, it's good. well done, take a long deserved break, it was arduous. it is hard. we've been in the water in time to go for a bike ride. gone are the days and you could slap on a cycling helmet, these days you have to load up with the latest cycling tech. it's the law and that is what la ra tech. it's the law and that is what lara has been doing with the help of click‘s own boss, simon. meet simon. a regular cyclist and the editor of click. -- a regular cyclist and the editor of click. —— click mac. first off is the smart cycle helmet connecting via bluetooth and you can hear any sound from your phone that can be directions or music without blocking out the sound of the road around you. be safe. thank you. it can be controlled via a remote or its app which allo

the promise of vr that we see in sci—fi films and all that sort of thing is that vr will totally immerse maybe this is a way, the first step to fooling our other senses, our sense of motion, and our sense of touch. did you enjoy it, stupid question? i did enjoy it. i had reservations about going down down the slide with my eyes closed but once you get over that, it's fun, it's good. well done, take a long deserved break, it was arduous. it's been hard. we've been in the water — time to go for a bike ride now. gone are the days when you could just slap on a cycling helmet, and pootle around the roads and the cycle paths. these days you have to load up with the latest cycling tech. it's the law, and that's what lara lewington has been doing with the help of click‘s own boss, simon. meet simon — a regular cyclist and the editor of click. first off is the coros smart cycle helmet. it connects your mobile phone via bluetooth and, thanks to bone conduction technology, you can hear any sound that you want from your phone — that can be directions or music — without blocking out the sound of the

. >> how many of you guys tried, youan know, a vr head set yet? just about everybody. how many of you have done one of the pc ones like the oculit rift? we are in the mother land. so, yeah, you probably got an idea. the final question is -- and this maybe more for me or well both of us, how many of you have done that in a social setting, using devices spoken to another human being in a virtual world? that's cool. >> i'm glad to see some. >> peter's book dwells on the question when you say really of what is going to happen to us and what the world is going to be like more as it relates to the experience of presence, of course, future presence, presence is used not only as this expression for making you feel present in another space, another world by having your eyes and your ears i guess fooled in a good way and the idea that relates to my own that's aa space and big piece of this. >> it's a shortened term or a shortened version of telepresence which is something that maybe more widely known in larger technological circles, anything from working remotely but it emerged

mi hiepa have also created pressure drills in vr.sunderland ladies and was shortlisted for the women's fa goal of the year. smashed it! the game realism is spot on, the defenders close on me, i felt real pressure. even just fine tuning little skills, some of that outside the box, even the competitive edge in working on that was all good. another incredible development is being able to put yourself in any position in any game. 0bviously where raheem is, given that he is a fast player, he has the advantage coming in, as the ball is coming in, the defender would have to turn their hips and try and turn it that way, i suppose. lucy is watching a real match that took place between man city and monaco. she can place herself in any position on the pitch — in the stands, on the roof, and even become the manager. right now i have a clear view of what went wrong in terms of the left back‘s positioning. do you see more detail of the players and their bodies from this, rather than watching back on the match video? yeah i think so, because you ar

they plan to have several vr stations available during the transit center celebration. >>> the outside music center is now under way. they opened 11:00 a.m. this morning. janet jacksoneem headliners. and celebrating cannabis. pot cannot be sold or smoked but vendors will be selling cannabis-related items. >> all right. how hot will it be this weekend? >> not very. it was hot inland today. it will be cooling down nicely over the weekend. >> okay. >> we have sunny skies right now. and brisk winds roaring across the bay area. in fact, here's another look. it is worth another look. 12 miles per hour in nevado. 26 in san francisco. 22-mile-per-hour gusts over fairfield and all around other locations. we have wind speeds between 15 and 20 miles per hour. here's the view from the tower overlooking san francisco. less haze visible today than yesterday. 70 in open mountain view. 88, san jose. 96, morgan hill. 59, half moon bay. it is 91 in santa rosa. 80 in napa. talk about the inland heat. it is holding on. a view from the rooftop camera overlooking the embarcadero. still warm inland but not q

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the medical center was awarded $5000 to buy vr goggles for use during pediatric mris. >>> still aheader the rent at levi stating. what this means for the 49ers. >>> a bay area cooldown is underway. i'll have a look at temperatures expected for your bay area tuesday and how long the trend is expected to last. >>> coming up at 7:00, authorities in iowa try a new tactic in their search for a young woman who grew up in the bay area. what they did today, three weeks after her disappearance. >>> also, back to school for hundreds of kids in east bay. why they returned to class earlier than ever this year. that's ahead at 7:00 on ktvu plus. bass pro shops and cabela's bring you the fall hunting classic, with huge savings on the latest gear. plus you can earn up to $100 in club points when you pay with your bass pro shops club or cabela's club credit card. >>> a long simmering financial dispute between the san francisco 49ers and city of santa clara may finally be over. 49ers wanted to reduce lease payments because of lower than expected revenue. but, ktvu's jesse gary tells us those payments

a> un orgullo, para mÍ fue un noche, porque por fin tenÍamo vr nacional y eso es muy importante para gente que aÚn vive pensando que estÁ bien esta nueva polÍtica del gobierno con que separen a familias para ahuyentar a los demÁs que quieren venir? ¿ quÉ les dirÍas tÚ?. >> les dirÍa que esta compasiÓn es algo que tenemos que tener todos. todos somos humanos. to todos tenemos derechos. separar familias no es algo que es humano. >> sin duda este mensaje va a llegar a muchos y mÁs alla de esta importancia tansibl uvo este evento para ti ¿ a quÉ artista viste que te emocionÓ ver ahÍ cerquita?. >> la verdad habÍan un montÓn de artistas que eran tantos los nervios que ni me recuerdo. >> (risas). >> ya ni te acuerdas pero esto quedarÁ en tu corazÓn, angÉlica. >> para siempre. >> y vas a seguir luchando por esta causa. >> por supuesto, por supuesto, tengo una voz que sÉ que puedo usar, que muchos no quieren usar pero yo estoy aquÍ por ellos, lo que sea voy a luchar hasta el fin. >> espero que tu camino estÉ lleno de luz con esta lucha que tienes, te mando un abrazo, angÉlica. >> gracias. >>

officials say a $20,000 grant funded the purchase of four goggles from the oakland based company, kind vr. the medical center was just awarded $5000 to purchase vr goggles for use during pediatric mris. >>> coming up at 6:00, concerns about google's apps. how the company may be tracking her movements even if you have asked it not to. >>> a new policy when it comes to police chases on foot. the changes the police are making in the wake of the deadly shooting of stephon clark. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. >>> firefighters continue to battle the mendocino complex fire. the fire is made up of two wildfires, the ranch buyer and the river fire. the smaller ri

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we'll bring it to you when we get it >> is it a lack in confidence in vr as a product category, soresomething specific about their partnership or we don't know >> you know, unfortunately here, sara, i don't know yet i just have these details i'm bringing to you guys we've reached out to google to hopefully get more details, more insight why exactly it was canceled >> keep us posted. josh lipton, thank you >>> shares of sodestream jumping today after pepsico announced it is buying it this is pepsi's latest foray into sparkling waters. helped by brands like lacroix, spindrife, bubbly. there are a lot of players here. bill, sparkling water bubble it does appear to be growing a lot faster than even bottled water >> it's too early to call it a bubble or if it is a bubble it's certainly too early to say it's going to pop everyone and their brother has realized they've been making bubbly water for quite some time be it some of the alcoholic beverages companies are getting into the market. so there are a lot of new products hitting the shelves we'll just wait to see what happens. >> jeffrey,

hmm, i'm about to go on a vr treadmill, the concept is not new but the consumer version is. that it is very, very slippery. 0h, 0k. the fact i'm playing a computer game really does make this game quite compelling. 0h, goodness. i am trying not to hit the walls. i'm so glad i can hold on! how fast do they want me to run? ok, i'm going this way this time. testing all of this has been great fun, but it has just left me feeling like i'd like to go outside for a normal run with just my normal pair of headphones. love the slip—slops, lara! and now we're popping back to mit in boston. i've come to the media lab containing floors and floors of experiments and research into to touch, taste, sight and sound. this place is full of really creative people, but behind this door are three guys who are trying to make us all more creative by hacking our dreams. dreams are weird. mine are, at least. they're not really understood. but some think they can be useful in the waking world. it's not only the fact that you nap after thinking of a problem, but what you dream about during that nap driv

vr is such a perfect medium for experiencing the ocean. >> dr. woolsley has developed 3d printer files that allows anyone with a 3d printer to create models of corals. >>> anchors at a texas tv station slammed san francisco during a live newscast. >> they were talking about a study that ranks the hardest working cities in america. take a listen. dc? c'mon. hardest working people?" "new york." this was on station k-t-e-n in >> according to the report, we preface this, san francisco is the hardest working city in the country. >> there's a lot of hyperdermic needles and human feces, human waste to pick up. i guess they're busy. >> followed by fremont, california, jersey city, washington d.c. >> washington d.c., come on, hardest working people? >> and new york. 's managers for a comment. >> this was on station kten in sherman, texas, about 30 miles north of dallas. today we reached out to the station's managers for a comment, wanted to talk about it a little bit, compare san francisco to sherman, but so far we've not heard back. ather>> >> they shoul

how to remember john mccain in washington, noting the capitol visitors center does not have a name vr>> probably better branding for us, people would look at john and say, hey, that's a pretty cool john. one of the reasons i might want to do it is john hated it, thought it was a waste of money. the last way to get at him. >> tomorrow there will be a church memorial service in phoenix. mccain's body will then be flown to joint base andrews in maryland and will lie in state at the capitol rotunda on friday. saturday mourners will gather for a service at the national cathedral in washington. john mccain would then be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis sunday. >>> breaking overnight, parts of southern california rattled by a small magnitude 4.4 earthquake. the quake has centered near the city of laverne but it was felt over a wide area. it happened 7:30 pacific time last night, followed by smaller aftershocks. witnesses tell the "l.a. times" some items in their home were shaken to the floor. there have been no reports of injuries or significant damage. >> it's amazing in l.a.,

vr 325 million opinionated, vociferous individuals.argue and compete and sometimes even vilify each other in our raucous public debates. but we have always had more in common with each other than a disagreement. if only remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all of our country, we will get through these challenging times. we will come through them stronger than before, we always do. ten years ago i had the privilege to concede defeat the election for president. i want to end my farewell to you with heartfelt faith in americans that i felt so powerfully that evening, i feel it powerfully still. do not despair of our present difficulties. we believe always in the promise and greatness of america because nothing is nothing reasonable here. americans never quit, we never surrender, we never hide from history. we make history. farewell fellow americans, god bless you douglas end. statement that was rick davis, former campaign manager for senator mccain. what a remarkable statement to hear of a few final wor

the medical center was just awarded $5000 to purchase vr goggles for use during pediatric mris. >>> thereica involving older people filing for bankruptcy. reporter jillian turner shows us the numbers and reasons why it's happening so often. >> reporter: the golden years have long been an essential feature of the american dream. golf course communities, good health care and comfort dominating popular conceptions of retirement life. but a new study from the consumer bankruptcy project finds millions of americans age 65 plus, jolted by a new reality. seniors are more likely to declare bankruptcy today than ever before. the rate of bankruptcy increase between 200% and 300% since 1991. experts cite multiple interconnecting factors to explain the jump. >> people have retiring health benefits, which are a thing of the past. there are too many people living on fixed incomes with modest savings, and just not enough cushion. >> incomes are also a major factor. half of all people age 65 and older live on less than $30,000 annual here -- annually. those who avoid filing have an average $250,000 in as

the medical center was just awarded $5000 to purchase the vr goggles for use during pediatric mris. > the fbi and the ntsb continue to look into the crash of a plane stolen by an airport employee in washington. he performed daredevil loops before crashing the aircraft into a remote island in puget sound. jeff paul has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: investigators back on the scene here in puget sound but the focus is on an island just to the side of us in the distance. that is where the plane crashed after a very dangerous joyride that lasted for more than an hour. the big unknown right now is how the ground worker was able to take off and fly the plane for as long as he did. use a tractor to push back the plane before takeoff. investigators say he had passed on background checks and was fully credentialed to be in that secured area. one of his former coworkers recently spoke to their roles on the ground at the airport. >> the tow team has access to talk to air traffic control. they can turn, they have been trained to turn on and off the plane and things that i wouldn't

gates vr his part almost neer looked at manafort, butnafort looked steely and angry at gates the whole time. >> the case is being brought by the same time working for special counsel robert mueller, the team looking into russian interference in the 2 election. did the word "russia" even come up? >> no, it ddn't, an in fact, partly by design. i think the prosecution wanted to say we'rt talking about election, we're not talking about the president or collusion, this is about whether manafort committed these financial crimes. yes, as you say, this does come out of the mueller investigation, and the assumption is -- remember, paul manafort jointed the campaign originally to help him with the convention, quickly became campaign chair, was involved ino the not trump tower meeting, so it's believed prosecutors think paul manainrt might havrmation he's not giving them. he is now being prosecuted fore thry serious crimes. if convicted on the crimes, the prosecution theoretically could try to press him and say tell us what you know and we'll make it go lighr the sentencing. >> closing arguments

i even taped a recent meeting ii had with vr putin. i hid my phone right under the table. fart noises ] [ laughter ] that was putin.in that was p [ laughter and applause ] [ fart noises ] that one was me. that's a d.t. original right there. laughter ] all right, these are mostly me. all right, look -- anyway, maybe i should have put the phone above the table. what can i srd? it's very o digest paper. [ light laughter ] space force, everyone loves the space force. everyone's talking about how much they love it. and it will be up and runng by 2020. it's taking longer than expected. but that's totally norma o plenpresidents my age have trouble getting their rockets up. [ laughter ] in entertainment news, "crazy rich asians" hit theaters this week. it is getting fantastic reviews. fantastic. [ light laughter ] i'm very excited about this movie. in fact, i went ahead and made a sequel with my family, "rich crazy caucasians." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] c lusion, i mean in conclusion -- [ laughter ] my star might be removed from the hollywood walk of fame. you'd think i

it is not just be our space -- vr is. 20 years ago, nasa represented a significant fraction of all working robotics. today, it is a tiny fraction, with money going into self driving cars and things in factories. i think there is an opportunity for nasa. there is an opportunity to partner not only with the , but manyd spacex's small companies that are growing in sectors like robotics, computer science, machine learning and so on. >> i would add that i think it is important for nasa to stay focused on what only nasa can do, and that hinges around things like building next giant telescope, focusing on making sure we understand this planet, and getting humans to mars. >> thank you. i want to talk about nasa's mission prioritization process. we only have so much money. there are many missions. are you satisfied with the prioritization process they have at nasa? >> it is a question worth asking to everybody. we have surveys, but -- >> i will start with you. you are from massachusetts i thought i would start with you, but i want to hear from each of the rest of the witnesses. >> you have heard ma

hospital officials said that a 20,000 grant funded the purchase of four such goggles from the company kind vrthousands of students from the bay area will be headed off to college. we'll tell you about an and ' to help students balance their personal lives and education. >>> we have traffic that it going to be okay if you're driving here approaching the maze. the traffic is getting busier in some areas and lighter in others. >>> fog and a few breaks in the clouds. a few high clouds above. but cooler pattern ahead. we'll take a look at your tuesday temperatures coming up. >>> it is move in dane at berkley. the students are set to start moving on sunday. >>> a long simmering financial dispute between the san francisco 49ers and the city of santa clara may finally be over. of the 49ers wanted the cost of the stadium lease payments reduced and now they are going up instead. >> you'll see in the arbitration there was a lot more money at stake even than the 180 million-dollar reduction in rent. >> reporter: sitting shoulder and shoulder mayor said that she was confident that deep digging by council

, we should get a nice ipad update, a nice mac update and get a lot better information about ar and vrt planet apple i think we put too much emphasis on the iphone. we see what service is doing. >> you got to put the emphasis on the iphone. that's the majority of revenues, driving the truck right now. so, yeah whb, when they say it's a product announcement it's a product announcement that's mostly iphones. >> but what's growing faster. >> services. >> services is definitely growing faster and even last quarter you saw units for iphones gross 1% you saw the active install base grow double digits, right. so i think -- what does that mean, right? those people eventually go out and buy services that's what apple is doing they are planting all the different trees that will yield, you know, revenue from things like services in the future. >> what is apple's trade vulnerability? >> well, you know, obviously, you know ob o, china is about 20% of their revenue so i think they have done a relatively good job of communicating with president trump over, you know, their concerns. >> a lot of the ph

the headlines: burnley boss sean dyche criticises officials in the europa league match against lynne vrership season. and gold at the european para athletics championships in the t 13 5000 metres, adding to great britain‘s impressive medal tally. that‘s all the sport. it‘s a never—ending debate, how much alcohol is a safe level to drink? well a new global study published in the lancet medical journal says that going teetotal is the only way to avoid risking health with alcohol. in other words, it says there is no safe limit to alcohol consumption. previous research suggested that moderate levels of alcohol, around one drink a day for women and two for men, may protect against heart disease. according to uk government guidelines, 14 units of alcohol a week is the safe upper limit for men and women. one unit is around 10 ml of alcohol and the number of units ina drink is based on the size of the drink, as well as its strength. fourteen units a week is around a bottle—and—a—half of wine. but across europe the official advice varies greatly. in spain the maximum is 35 units a week for men,