it feels like it's been the year of vr for the last five years now.perience that is going to take us there? ok, so maybe that headset isn't the answer. so this is the quest, it's the latest headset from facebook—owned 0culus and you may notice there is not a cable in sight anywhere. everything is contained in the headset itself including the tracking which tells it where exactly it is in the room, doing away with the external trackers older headsets needed. the quest is a bit different. it's got these four cameras positioned in the front of the headset that can see the room and figure out exactly where it is, much like we do with our own two eyes. it's a pretty slick piece of kit and considering you have a half—kilogram blob strapped your face, it feels good. built—in speakers are good but you will still have to use headphones for nice audio. ultimately inside the quest is still a very high—end mobile phone and you can see that in the stripped—back style of many of the experiences and games on offer. for £1100, i'm still sceptical this is the device w

it feels like it‘s been a year of vr for the last five yea rs or been a year of vr for the last fives the experience that will take us this the experience that will take us there? 0k this the experience that will take us there? ok so maybe that headset isn‘t the answer. this is the quest, the latest headset from facebook owned 0culus and you might notice there is not a cable inside anywhere. everything is contained in the headset itself including the track it —— the tracking which tells where it is in the room. doing away with the external track is the older headsets needed. the questions different with four cameras per student at the front of the headset and read the room and grout where it is, like we do with our own two eyes. it‘s a pretty slick piece of kit and considering you have half a kilogram strapped your base it feels good. built—in speakers are good but you will still have to use headphones for nice audio. ultimately inside the questions still a very high—end mobile phone and you can see that in the script back style of many of the experiences and games on offer. £400, i'

put simply, 0therworld is a way to play many different vr games all in one place.iences. but instead of choosing them from a menu, here, you wander the islands, just as you wander around a themepark looking for different rides. the idea is that you don'tjust walk around this landscape, you find these pods and inside each one is a vr game so i'm going into one called space pirate trainer. there are 16 games currently available and in the future, the 0therworld team will allow you to convert points won in—game into real—world tokens to spend on the bar. and although i think my performance is definitely something that belongs behind closed doors, it's also possible share your experience with your friends in other pods. laughing in other pod. i want to know what they're doing and that other pod! now, 0therworld is not finished and it's not locked down. it's in continual development in the slightly less glamorous workshop just around the corner. we are always going to bring improvements or taking away features that people don't like, or fixing things, and it's this very

. >> i say it is probably what your church is like just in vr. >> okay, that is the most unholy thingever seen. god created man in his own image, not in the image of a purple dildo, okay. and also does the virtual baptism even count? just seems a little risky. virtual means not real. i don't want to get to heaven and god says hey, your name is on the list i will be like mo, no, no, i got virtually baptized and god sliek oh, imreatd, then i'm literally sending you to hell. although i would hope that when you do the virtual world doesn't count because that would mean in mario i committed total genocide repeatedly. but i will say pastor is on to something because vr church could be the key to finding salvation from bore dom. i mean the sermon going on too long i will throw the headset on to my cat and pastor will be like wow, ronny enjoyed the certificate mon so much he spent the whole time licking his butt hole. now at least vr churchers require some effort, on the other hand the church of england is letting alexa do all the work for you. >> the church of england has launched a new proj

cannot have a government where all the information is in the executive branch where the american people vr been stonewalled that they need to make decisions and know what's going on. while this is stonewalling information with respect to the russian attack on our democracy in 2016, with respect to the president's campaign, cooperation with that attack, to the president's obstructions of justice in seeking to stop the investigation of that attack, it goes far broader than that. it is an attack on the ability of the american people to know what the executive branch is doing and to have responsible government. it is an attack on the essence of our democracy and we must oppose this with every fiber of our being. that is why we today referred a contempt citation to the house floor. the house will have to vote that contempt citation to begin the ourt battle. there can be no higher stakes than this attempt to abrogate all power to the executive branch and away from congress and the american people. we talked for a long time about approaching a constitutional crisis. we are now in it. we are now i

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. >> as we mention the vr program at children's hospital is supported by donations. we have links and information o abc7news.com. >>> beach rescues are on the way up this year, but this wasn't one of them. this helicopter rescue at ocean beach was just a training exercise. the surf is so hazardous on this stretch of sand. they urge people not to swim there. so far this year, 68 people have been rescued after being swept out to sea by the dangerous rip currents. these are can look like calm sections of water, but looks can be deceiving. >> so, this is not a swimming beach. strong rip currents and cold water and sneaker waves. we have such dynamic wave activity here that it is extremeextreme ly dangerous. >> if you want to go swimming, authorities ask you go to stinson beach, instead, because there are life guards on duty there. >> go out and enjoy the beach and be safe about it. >>> will it be beach weather this weekend and mother's day? >> sandhya has that answer for us. >> if you don't mind a little fog, good weekend to hit the beach. that system that was supposed t

where i think this vr work goes is it shows that we can actually utilise that technology that is already life, and actually begin to detect these changes before people even know they have a problem. volunteer david has not shown any signs of the disease. i had had a pretty positive result beforehand so that i wasn't worried about discovering something that i didn't expect, but some of my friends are really rather afraid of what the results of this kind of testing might show about themselves. technology will play an ever greater role in our health. your phone can potentially spot changes that you can't see, from heartrate to blood pressure to the way you walk, talk, sleep and breathe. that then allows us, as physicians, to get in there early in terms of diagnosing a condition early and treating something early in a proactive fashion rather than this traditional medical model of a reactive approach that we have been used to historically. i think that will change medicine utterly. so, an app could one day be diagnosing you long before you or your doctor know something is wrong. richard wesc

eastern kansas hit especially hard and linwood and lawrence suffering extense vr damage. they're just across the border from kansas city. >> it got real dark and started raining real hard and i could feel the air moving the walls and air from above and then all the sudden i heard stuff flying around up above me. >> storm clouds stretching for miles across the region. homes in the area flattened. lawrence police warning r residents about downed trees. some forced to take cover in a safe room of a local gas station. >> just lightening hitting the ground in frontff of me. everything pitch black. i was still going. she called me and said it is right in front of you. you need to turn around. >> the red cross has opened a shelter for anyone displaced by the storm which spawned a tornado near the town of keerny. a tornado oalso touched down in burks county, pennsylvania. and morgan town suffered heavy damage with several trees uprooted. and a high school was damaged by a severe band of storms. >>> all the destruction coming from the same system stretching from texas to the metro

barry: they have some of the vr stuff. it is not like the roller coaster rides.t of experiences, which is probably why they sold out so quickly. there's now going to be a waiting list. you want to go to this, you are at september or october. alix: there we go. that's my anniversary. my husband would love to do that. [laughter] alix: that is definitely not true. in the markets, the question for traders today. sb futures are up, and just -- s&p futures are up just above the 200 day moving average. the bond market and commodities taking a break as we digest all of these headlines and the big move we've seen in yields. now let's get an update on what is making headlines outside the business world. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. viviana: the trade war between the u.s. and china is escalating. beijing is putting purchases of american soybeans on hold. state run grain buyers haven't received any further orders to continue with the so-called goodwill buying, and don't expect that to happen because of a lack of progress in trade talks. china is the world's

emily: for years, udacity has been helping students learn the skills needed for nei, deep learning and vrfor privacy and security grows, there is an opportunity for new talent. they are partnering with facebook for a new scholarship on privacy and encryption. we were joined wednesday to discuss. >> there is a new program for people who care about privacy and security in the ai space. when you do machine learning, there is a chance you get compromised, and a machine can learn. it sounds magical but it adds massive amounts of security. emily: it is interesting you are announcing this partnership with facebook. they are backing 5000? and facebook is notoriously not focused on privacy. why facebook? >> we work with facebook, google, amazon, anybody in this field. try is a universal concern. everybody cares. emily: how would you describe the pool of talent who can focus on who has the expertise on privacy issues? is there not enough people? >> it is almost nobody, it is a new topic. with the level of cyberattacks going up every week, every month by state actors, the sophistication of the defen

been helping students learn the skills needed in the next wave of tech disciplines like ai, learning, vremands for privacy and security tools grow, there's an opportunity for new talent. udacity is partnering with facebook on a new scholarship on education. udacity is with us in the studio. good to have you back on the show. talk about this new scholarship, secure and private ai. >> this is a new program we have for people and companies that care about privacy and security in the ai space. it is quite interesting. when you do machine learning, you get all of this data. there's always a chance that data gets compromised. there are now new methods that can train a machine to understand the raw data. it sounds magical, but it adds massive amounts of security to any machine learning approach. emily: it is interesting that you are announcing this in partnership with facebook. facebook is backing 5000 this year -- facebook is notoriously not focused on privacy. this is part of their new mission. >> we work with facebook, google, amazon, anybody. privacy is a universal concern. it doesn't mean

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there are still other areas we haven't talked about like ar and vr and i message and other groundworke playing that will allow third parties to build services that makes the iphone even more compelling or some of the devices in their ecosystem more compelling to consumers. i would expect, while the money might be in the near term, the longer-term play is going to be to create platforms to allow third parties to create value on top of those platforms and give the perception that it is worth even more money in the hardware space. caroline: shares up 5% after hours. great to get both of your expertise. coming up, uber is attempting to put its best foot forward, but is the tech ipo pipeline getting too hot? this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: amazon aims for a $4 billion additional export for india. the company says total shipments have reached $1 billion since the company started its global seller program in 2015. it is now in a pitched battle with walmart for the edge in india after the retailer spent $16 billion last summer to buy control of the local e-commerce app. let's talk uber, becaus

. >> based on the classic novel, it stars christian vr christopher abbott.enant. >> for all the female viewers, lots of male nudity. nobody asks me to take my clothes off anywhere. >> i also caught up with the guys that catch 22 for your consideration events where george was finding out about another 26 milestone. >> the 25th anniversary of e.r. >> really? >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> how cool was that? >> is that you in e.r.? he says, yeah. i was like take it easy, fellows. it was 25 years ago. >> you can't stop this nearly 60-year-old dad. he told ellen about some of his kids' exploits. >> my daughter is going mine. >> we were with ellen for her netflix special relatable. her first in 15 years. she's been dropping hints about leaving her daytime gig lately. >> i'll walk away when i start having fun. i don't care about the rest of the people. if i'm having fun and no one's watching, i don't care. but if i'm not having fun and everybody's watching, i should walk away. >> let's talk about this new dad to be. ryan reynolds talking aut pokeyman. he has his hands f

it's an interactive vr ride. you can take on different positions within the ride. experience. there's also amazing food including the blue milk. this is what is happening here in anaheim back to you. may the force be with you. >> and with you. stephanie, what is the expectation for what the lines and wait times will be like for some of these rides and attractions? >> well, you know what i don't have an exact figure i'm betting two to three hours, and they have so many things you can do while you're in the queue, you don't feel like you're in line they have different activities utilizing the app. the line itself will be an experience >> stephanie stanton live at gala galaxy's edge, appreciate that update >>> let's find out what you will be talking about today time for the other top trending stories. frank holland is here with those. good morning >> going to be hard to top that. that was cool. >> i got back from disney world two weeks ago, if you need ef of the brand value of disney, go to a theme park it's pretty much a zoo everybody there wants everything disney >>

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students learn the skills needed in the next wave of tech disciplines, including ai, deep learning, and vremand for privacy and security tools grows, there is an opportunity for new talent. udacity is now partnering with facebook for a new scholarship on privacy and encryption. sebastian-founder thrun joined us wednesday to discuss. sebastian: there is a new program for people who care about privacy and security in the ai space. it is interesting, when you do machine learning you get all this data in, and there is a chance that it gets compromised somehow, and a machine can learn. it sounds magical but it adds massive amounts of security to any machine learning approach. emily: it is interesting you are announcing this partnership with facebook. facebook is backing 5000? and facebook is notoriously not focused on privacy. newthis is part of their mission. why facebook? sebastian: we work with facebook, google, amazon, anybody in this field. privacy is a universal concern. it does not mean we always get it right in silicon valley, but everybody cares. emily: how would you describe the pool

over tariffs need to rock this market how is pvh going to position itself how logitech is moving to vr could help push shares higher but chinese tariffs push them lower. don't miss the sitdown with the ceo. the u.s. is prepared to distribute 30 billion in aid to farmers. because it's not here and not considered american are they doing great? i'm talking with the ceo and stay with cramer >>> coming up, is cramer too sexy for his shirt no good thing pbh joins him in studio, fresh off earnings, next >>> been a tough day for the stock of pbh even tougher night as the company reported good quarter but then gave surprisingly down beat guidance. forecast to the wall street puzzle, what's happening to the normally consistent company's strong businesses. the stock is down badly after hours. we know manny tirico comes on in good times and in bad times to tell it to us straight manny, welcome back to "mad money. you came here three months ago and the numbers were fabulous. this last quarter was pretty good but you've come in with a pretty dramatically pessimistic outlook for china and for here th

not wanting to cancel without another reservation lined up, tammy contacted vr. they assured her they'd look into her complaint and sent her a list of what they called comparable properties. >> i think there were about four or five and when i clicked on eir listing, all but two i re believe we gone already. and then the two remaining were $1,000 a night and i think one was maybe $7,000 a night. >> tammy made one last emotional plea to the host to honor her confirmed reservation. it didn't work. in an email her host told her we are not booking anythingfor the dnc at this time. the reservation is canceled on my books. but when we checked vrbo three weeks after her reservation was canceled, we found that same listing th the dnc datesla ave and the price, you guessed it, no longer $259 per night. it's now $950. >> i think it's obvious from th bookings what happened. they are booking. they want make quite a premium for their property for the dnc. >> vrbo tells news 4 we encourage owners to avoid canceling a traveler's reservation whenever possible. owners with a repea

>> the women here vr fighting up leading up to this so it's been something we have been aware of for its it's in the headlines for everyone else but something we have been fighting and putting the efforts forth an this is how we pay our bills and we own houses and we have kids in the school systems here. we are making a difference. so abandoning those women to the state, a lot of people don't have the privilege to chase the industry to the next incentive, like we were born and raised here and we live here and probably stay working here and have to find new industries. >> and you actually wrote about that. you said many of us made career choices that allowed us to stay here where we had built a community, a family, a home where women of all faiths and colors from all kinds of backgrounds were the backbone of this industry and we do not take what is happening here or around the country or around the world lightly and giving up and moving would equate to giving up. we are not quitters. is it hard to draw that definitive line between, listen, we don't agree with that is happening but we

. >> in 4-d, in vr, an incredible rama.r: >> reportee'll wait for part 4 4., "john wick: chapter 3 -- parabellum" comes this friday, may 17th. our thanks to haca restaurant for hosting that conversation. this summer, keanu will lend his voice to a motorcycle-riding character named duke ca boom in the animated moyie "t story 4." to hear him talk about the real life motorcycle company he runs, and what he loves about being out on the road alone, check out our web extras at today.com/sunday. don't forget to bscribe to the sunday sit-down podcast to hear the entire unedited interview. find that at apple podcast or wherever you get yours. now a big announcement about next week's llshow, when we' have a sunday sit-down with an american icon who you don't see all that often these days, david letterman. dave and i put on the waders and stand in a stream for a rare conversation to talkbout the state of comedy in our political culture, his life after late night which includes the discovery and awe of costco and the new season of his netflix ow. david letterman, next we

the company behind the vr says it could be used to treat depression, obsessive—compulsive disorder and building, focusing on the building. i'm not actually looking down at the moment. does it feel different to this morning? because obviously you‘ve done a lot better than this morning. i was imagining when i was in the vr, i was going up to those levels what i was doing, so i'm applying what i was doing what i was doing then to now. shall we go down? richard wescott, bbc news, cambridge. in a moment, it‘s time for the one o‘clock news, but first it‘s time for a look at the weather. chances are we are going to hang on to the good weather for a couple of days, but there is a change on the cards towards the end of the week. for most places, it is a day of warm sunshine, but not everywhere. we are ina bit sunshine, but not everywhere. we are in a bit of sunshine, but not everywhere. we are ina bit ofa sunshine, but not everywhere. we are in a bit of a high—pressure sandwich. this area of high pressure isa weak sandwich. this area of high pressure is a weak affair, which is why we are seeing

i could not spend time with that beard trimming stop was my vr quite high maintenance, even though youat about you when you came back, shaved off, what did they think? was my even the kids did not recognise me straightaway but friends got round to it in the way. they enjoyed me however looked with the moustache. i feel that we need a picture. mexican gunslinger. if anybody knows poland has a picture, tweeted or e—mail us. barbers, it is interesting, because we talk about how many otherjobs are going to be replaced by robots, but hairdressers and barbers, you can't imaginea but hairdressers and barbers, you can't imagine a robot doing that. well, every street in great britain, there is another barbershop opening up there is another barbershop opening up the there is another barbershop opening es there is another barbershop opening up the stoppages shows you the popularity of male grooming. see you again since thank you very much. this is breakfast. we're on bbc one until ten o'clock this morning, when matt tebbutt takes over in the saturday kitchen. matt, what's on the menu for us? i se

down on with plans to set up a second venture fund dedicated to the sphere through its early stage of vro get up and running. that about the fun, tell us about the ai fund. washe fund is deep core, he wirelesstal for operations in japan as well as the acquisition of sprint. have been active and investments must the here in japan. the first fund has been asleep dispersed. 18 startups have been invested likeding startups [inaudible] and there is a second fund right now which will be the same scale and also focused on japan and ai. shery: the vision fund has reshaped venture capital landscapes all of the world. what is happening on his own home ground? they are huge for development. companies like yahoo japan and gung ho interactive which is the maker of popular mobile games in the world. investments and japan have been none. limitedthe -- that is to local ventures. helping get started with the help of atm from india. vision fund could not make an investment here in part because the minimum investment size is $100 million in that puts valuations beyond reach form -- for what exists in japan

i'm to vr art auto. this -- i'm viviana hurtado. alix: "the daily telegraph was quote saying may -- "the daily telegraph" saying may have to go, calling it a national emergency. ouch. david: we used to call it the daily tory-graph. are we actually reintroducing the risk of a hard brexit? that is the danger. we thought that was sort of gone. now you start to worry maybe it comes back again. alix: it seems like the market is agreeing. deutsche bank and the u.k. that's what marty made the connection to? david: and that is not a good thing. alix: not so much. coming up, more on trade and the fed and what it all means for market. we are talking to ubs asset management head of multi-asset strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg daybreak." the new york -- stock exchange is reportedly making a bid for more biotech ipos. biotechs have traditionally listed on the nasdaq, in part because of its cheaper fees. apple is developing a voice activated device that can recognize human emotion. documentshas seen that describe it as a

i'm imagining when i was in the vr, i was going up to those levels, so doing what i was doing then to the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm tolu adeoye. three men have been arrested after a burglary involving mopeds and knives at a jewellers in maida vale. police were called to the shop yesterday afternoon. one of the suspects was arrested after being detained by members of the public. armed police arrested two more a short time later. the duke of cambridge is launching a river safety campaign on the thames today. more than 30 people die on the river each year, with more than 700 incidents in which lives are at risk. a new strategy has been put together by agencies including the port of london authority and the london ambulance service which aims to cut the numbers of people drowning. london's best new buildings 47 london buildings have been awarded it's been the setting for coronations and royal weddings, now westminster abbey has been named among our best buildings. a project to restore and open hidden galleries — not seen for hundreds of

. >> training with those vr headsets is not replacing traditional crisis intervention training but meanttriking for me and the officer, seeing what was going on from the perspective of someone having this mental health episode and that's what they're hoping leads to more empathy. >> more understanding. >> yeah. >> it looks so real. does it feel real? >> it felt real. the first scene i had, i was that person with schizophrenia and i heard those voices, and it felt real. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up, a new look at one of the most controversial cases in new york city's history. how one night in central park changed everything. in central park changed everything. ♪ discover lindt excellence with all your senses explore the finest cocoa roasted blended and shaped to perfection revealing layers of rich flavor and aromas lindt excellence dark chocolate from the lindt master chocolatiers we're not all equal ♪ as far as talent we're not equal as far as size but we all are equal as far as having the opportunity to be the best you can be ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (screams) yeah! ♪ it's toughc

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