i think vr will have a place alongside ar.re much better for videogame experiences. , ar is as apple has said the more consumer play because it has more applications. or people will where it. you will not walk around your office or your home wearing an all-encompassing oculus or htc vibe. you might want to wear something about the size of reading glasses that can show you your real world plus augment information on top of it. shery: with any new invite -- device, it is always an issue of will the battery last. how challenging is this? mark: in addition to the ar lenses there's also the battery factor. if the thing only lasts an hour or two it is pointless because you will have to keep charging it. i think they want battery life that last most of the day, something like an apple watch. you have to charge it every night and it has been that way since the first watch was announced in 2014. i would be surprised if they are shooting for anything less with the ar glasses. the ar pods, that is five hours and constant recharging with

therefore, in order to better serve severely disabled veterans, this bill authorizes vr&e a.h. program to help eligible veterans. this funding will be capped at the same level of funding that is at available for eligible veterans. this puts the right people to adapt their home. this will also reduce the workload on vr&e counselors, allowing them to spend more time helping veterans with employment services. i urge the passage of this bill. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: i thank you, mr. speaker. this is a type of legislation there i'm proud members of our committee continue to bring forward. while it's not as flashy as the g.i. bill package we passed earlier this year or care in the community legislation that we are working on later this week, this bill gets to the core of what this congress should be about -- making it easier for disabled veterans to receive benefits that they have earned. i want to commend mr. arrington, mr. o'rourke for looking at the challenge and working

there‘s people down there wearing vr headsets.we want to bring people together so they can enjoy vr with their friends, their family, their partner. where am i sitting? we reserved you a seat. oh, excellent. have we got any popcorn? back we go, up and over... oh, popcorn, excellent. is everyone ready to go? all: yeah! let's do it! showtime! scary suburbia. i‘m looking down, i don‘t have any legs or anything, i‘m not a person... oh, i‘ve been directed to look down the drain. oh, my goodness me! ok, that‘s it down the drain. i'm pennywise, the dancing clown! we just left that scene. look behind you... all scream and laugh a bit unnerving. i want to go home! the king has appeared in front of me. 0k. we‘ve got a collection of films five to ten minutes each and we‘re showing them back—to—back in a ao—minute montage. it‘s not the first vr pop—up and none of the hardware the guys are using is cutting—edge either. but they have created a custom piece of software to link all the movie clips together and play them in sync across all the hea

the members of the hostagetaking joint criminal enterprise were members of the vrs main staff, the vrswell as their statements, established that they had a common criminal objective. the chamber further found that the accused significantly contributed to the jce‘s common objective. the accused was closely involved from around the 25th of may 1985 and throughout every stage of the hostagetaking. —— 19 95. he ordered vrs units to place the personnel at potential nato air strike targets. he also ordered the release of the detainees unfor personnel and their representative, that such release was contingent on a cessation of air strikes. the chamber found that the accused's contributions to the hostagetaking joint criminal enterprise were central to the fermentation of the jce‘s objective. —— the implementation. based on the accused's statements and conduct throughout the hostagetaking incidents, the chamber found that the accused intended the objective and the hostagetaking joint criminal enterprise to capture un personnel and detain them in strategic military locations to prevent nato fro

fortunately, this was only in vr. ok, here we go. we are going to go up. 0k! tested by new zealand company martin aircraft, which has now been bought by the kuangchi science company in china. first things first — technically, it isn't a jet pack. it lifts off using two ducted fans which are powered by a petrol engine. it is still in testing but the team hopes that by the time it is ready, it will be able to fly as fast as a0 kilometres an hour at an altitude of 2,500 feet. on a single tank, it should last for about 30 minutes covering distances of 20 kilometres, carrying about 100 kilos. and kuangchi says it will be used for far more than just fulfilling the dream of human flight. translation: what can we do if there are people stranded in a high—rise fire? this jet pack can reach places where a helicopter cannot. a helicopter requires space but with a jet pack, you can get very near and hose the fire down. martin aircraft has been developing flight technology for over three decades and previously thought it would start selling these by last year. now, the com

all of which is challenging inside of vr right now.ly: we have seen pokemon go, location-based services, what do your efforts look like? andrew: pokemon go gave us a sense of what might be possible. it was a catalyst for the. -- for thought. when we look at ar and the things apple and google are providing for us in mobile, think about any information that may overlay an experience to enhance that experience. that might be geolocation, other things you do in your life, what your friends are doing, what is in your calendar, what is in your fridge. we are looking at how many strings of information does any player have available to them and how life they use those -- how might they use those streams of data to extend and enhance their experience so that when i am playing the sims, the amount of eggs in my fridge might have an impact. when i'm playing madden mobile, when i'm at a game i have access to different players then when i'm not at a game. if i am at soccer practice, i am rewarded when i'm back to playing my fifa game. we are thinki

important thing is for people to try it there's a lot of virtual reality out there, but playstation vr anything else anybody has seen john, i know you've tried it, and there's a lot more to come what we're seeing with vr is consumers love the big immersive games. earlier this year cap com released 7, just released sky room and later this week a big gaming franchise, doom, is coming to playstation vr a lot of life -- a lot to come we're just scratching the surface on this new technology >> that's all we were able to do in this segment, but thank you, eric, for joining us i don't know where you get your pricing on the playstation plus side i still see $79.95 for a full year >> definitely not. thank you. >> great, let me people. thanks, eric >> thank you >>> 30 seconds until europe closes let's get seema mody at hq >> european stocks are beginning the week mostly on the downside dragged down by the energy sector seeing oil ease back ahead of the opec meeting in vienna weakness in the dollar initially pushed the euro to a two-week high a survey came in at a record high in november and inte

ar and vr are the big pioneers. i think ar will lead that. everybody has an ipad. >>augmented reality and virtual reality. i had to do that. >> i think it is where we are going. augmented is nice because everybody is going there today. virtual reality is still sort of early. i think call of duty wants me where ever its fans are at. we want to be on virtual reality when there are fans calling for virtual reality. zb a and nintendo wii, one of the things i discovered, i play video games almost every day. it is a house full of boys. i have boys who are old enough to be playing video games. it is almost like -- i finish playing. it's like when you die i get the game. it's a relaxation because you sort of plop back on the couch and use your controller. now you have to stand up and actually take action and do stuff. >> exercise. >> yes. so the point being, my only resistance to vr is maybe -- when i watch a movie, i don't want to. i want to sit there. >> you have got to get in there. we have got to get you in. the technology isn't quite there yet but it's comes. >> yes.

the vr goggles. more and more people are putting them on moms. >> are you ready?on's mom is wearing the vr headset. >> i can't see my hands. >> where's my hands? >> we can see on the tv screen what mom is seeing. mom's cool with it at first, taken starts off pretty gentle. >> oh! oh my -- ahh! >> and she's thrilled with this idea, this concept of being in this virtual world is so beautiful. >> look up. >> oh my god! >> she's reaching out, trying to touch things. but this, this wonderment soon starts to turn to thrill. success sense. suspense. >> simon, this is so scary. >> now in a shark age underwater and starting to get a little nerve us. >> oh there's a shark. >> oh! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> where are we? >> did you hear her? "where are we?" >> she had to get reassured yes you're still in the living room. >> you are not underwater. >> oh! oh! oh! >> take the goggles off. >> simon did. we to just yank the goggles off of mom's head. that was the only way to get mom back to the moment that she's actually living in. >> this is amazing. oh, oh! >>> this is called in

she finds some old music on vinyl that she's sure he remembers, and then uses technology vr goggles to be exact, puts them over his eyes and then -- ♪ he starts remembering things and starts having flashbacks to those early memories of his family, you see kids and babies and before you know it, he takes those goggles off, looks right at her and says -- >> anna. >> oh. i mean come on, tell me you don't feel this one right here right in the heart. >> this is sweet. >> yes, this is such an emotional video. it's one of a series put out by a german company called saturn and they have a number of electronic devices that they put out, the vr goggles being one but the video is getting attention because of how emotional it is and how it connects with so many people that are going through this. >> this could be a form of therapy we see more of in the future. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> that's right, enter, you need friday's buzzword, be at least 21 years old and a legal resident of the u.s. or canada. >> the "rtm" buzzword is coming up in just a little bit. >> stand by, ever

and you see it over and over again, the latest is vr and ar. >> anthony: yeah.. [ laughter ] who wants to -- their step-mom? [ laughter ] >> anthony: jen mcewen and jesse adams are two nice people that have chosen the porn business as a way to make a living. they launched "mikandi", the world's first mobile app store for masturbators and aficionados of graphic erotica. but they are looking ahead, the next levels of porn. personalized interactive virtual reality porn. and i could tell you my friends, it's chillingly realistic. ♪ >> anthony: generally speaking, who are your customers demographically? >> jen: mostly male but yeah, they're coming from all over the world. >> anthony: right. >> jen: they're looking for more unique experiences and i think that's why vr is very important for them. and just also a lot of people whsay they discovered their seality and their identity through stuff likehis. >> jesse: what the adult industry is really good at is whatever your specific interest is, we'll find the exact person for you. exact piece of content. >> anthony: like

decades since ratko mladic became the commander of the main staff of the army of republika srpska, the vrsed the mantle of realising, through military might, the criminal goals of ethnically cleansing much of bosnia. musreta sivac was a judge herself in the north—western town of prijedor when serb troops took it over in may 1992. she was fired and became one of thousands of muslims sent to 0marska, an iron ore plant that would become infamous as a camp where, in a few months, 700 inmates died. 0marska was the product of what was called ethnic cleansing — driving non—serbs out of much of bosnia. 37 women were used to serve in the camps dining hall. during the day they could hear torture going on in their nearby dormitories, and night brought its own anguish. haunting music. i have to admit, somewhat ashamed to admit it, but i was a little sceptical of some of the reports that initially emerged in 1992 about what was happening to people in these camps. but pretty quickly it did become clear that terrible things were happening, and actually it was the human suffering caused in that initial ph

you slap on the vr vest and helmet and enter the vr set, which is secret so we can't show it to you.fter a heart pounding battle with the bad guys, you come out a sweating mess. that is like virtual reality on a lot of caffeine. i worked up a sweat. that's pretty cool stuff. >> you really feel like you're in star wars. you're running around, on a mission and you really feel like you're part of the star wars universe. >> reporter: how much does it cost? >> the low, low price of 2995. >> reporter: you could launch from the west field mall in london and january 5th, downtown disney in anaheim. just remember to hold out. in glen dale, rob hayes, abc 7 news. >> i know a lot of people who would enjoy that. >> craw, that looks like a lot of fun. and the weather looks like a lot of fun for the next few days. thanksgiving looks perfect. >> it really does. and we're expecting 70s this weekend. even the air, not too chilly for this time of night. 64 in san jose. clear lake at 52. even san ramone a little warmer than that. tonight the numbers are going to be really slow to cool off. either side

i want to introduce you to vr, virtual reality. you can get "jurassic world" or batman.ut i have batman loaded in. if you go in and hold this controller. i'm going to put this in your hand. >> let me put this guy on. >> or i can do it for you. now you're in gotham city, okay? >> uh-huh. >> you can play moving batman or as batman. you can look all around. >> oh, wow. >> up, down. >> it's like a whole in here. ? you are in a whole other world. and finally, this is our air leap. >> there's a lot going on here. >> there is. >> this is a drone. >> drl. it's a racing drone, also a vision drone. so whatever i'm doing -- >> i can see it all in here. >> and you're seeing it in real tea time. this is how it comes. >> as you fly the gredrone you get a full visual of what it's seeing. >> you can be a beginner, an intermediate or advanced flyer. let's see if we can get a little height on this. >> ooh. >> well, okay. s >> and i can see all of this. i can see the strategage manage mark. >> hoping i don't hoyt anythiit. >> you these toys and lots of others on lori's website or wnnfans.c

ai, autonomous driving, joey: we are not the vr creators, ai creators. are people better -- facebook, google -- we are at a much more civil, understandable level, and it goes to the fundamental concept of iac, which is interactivity. we can talk about homeadvisor for a second, where interactivity can be changed to medically for the benefit of the marketplace. book now when most people a home service professional, they do that over the phone, through word-of-mouth, back-and-forth scheduling, instead of pressing a button and that being done. in a lot ofat categories where there are things happening over the telephone, in efficient processes of connecting one side of a marketplace with another side of a marketplace. erik: so there's still gold to be mind. joey: absolutely, and having software in between back and organize both sides of a marketplace. that is not brilliant software. ,t is great software, great ui and execution. erik: front of the more remarkable things about iac's you have been able to have success where you have found it without a lot of ove

emily: it seems like they are focusing on ar vs vr, right?ark: tim cook has been clear that apple thinks ar is the more mainstream feature. ar is something like a watch or phone you could use in your day-to-day life. apple wants to make things they can get people to line up for. gaming headsets, the market is much more niche. the ar headset has several different applications. emily: i spoke with tim cook, asked him about ar and how apple is thinking about it. take a listen. owner, thelatform first thing and, arguably, in some ways, the most important, is to build the foundation. from that foundation, you can do many things off of it, but first you have to have a really solid foundation. so, i think the developers are really going to love what they find in the developer build on ar kit. emily: talking about ar kit for developers. talk about how apple is differentiating, or marketing -- or marking its territory in ar space. mark: they are creating an ecosystem of developers who will begin to create a are apps -- create ar apps. they are putting

we are not the vr creators or the ar creators. are other people who are better at that, facebook, google. we go at a much simpler, more understandable level, and it goes to the fundamental concept of iac which is interactivity. there are still categories where interactivity -- we could talk about home advisor, where interactivity can be defined or changed dramatically for the benefit of both sides of the marketplace. emily: all right. that was joey levin, iac, speaking with erik schatzker. amazon is taking its first steps into the british soccer market. amazon prime video will produce some behind the -- of us find the scenes series -- will produce a behind the scenes series. amazon is paying man city more than $13 million for this. coming up, the latest in the drama of at&t's quest to buy time warner. is the department of justice standing in the way, and why they might have their sights set on cnn? this is bloomberg. ♪ qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq alisa: i'm alisa parenti in washington, and you are watching "bloomberg technolo

apple dives into vr and could have a headset by 2019.ow the new device will stack up against the competition. snap is getting a helping hand from tencent peary buying a large stake. is it enough to help boost their disappearing return? and a new era for the xbox. details on the new console and why microsoft is boosting its videogame investment. apple is said to be developing an augmented reality headset that could be in store by 2019. a couple of things will set this apart from available ar devices. it will contain its own display. you won't have to answer your smart phone. it will also have its dedicated operating system. i sat down with mark gurman who broke this story. >> i think we had an in depth look at a lot of projects. at apple, there is this team working on two headsets and new systems for the iphone. the new headset they are working on is one that runs its own operating system and doesn't have to have an iphone attached to it. they are working on another headset that is like an oculus ar and strap it on your head. this is only

. >>> the vr videos, nick, you love them. >> i do, yeah, people start freaking out when they get these head sets on. >> you asked for more and you got it. >> let's see perry play this get him from the tv. >> yeah, get him away from anything breakable. >> did i ruin it? oh, no. >> you may have seen it coming but his friend sure didn't. >> just run. just run. run away. run away. >> oh, trippy. >> of course he's going to back up. no, they tell him to walk to the end and he starts walking. >> you can't see your foot, that's the weird thing. >> starts to speed up. >> nope, nope, nope, ahh! >> he got spooked. he turned around and got out of there. i mean that's natural instinct, right? >> what the [ b ] ] ]leep ]? oh my god. >> oh! >> lucky for them, there are sales on this stuff right now. >> thing is, all of these videos of people freaking out just sell more because it shows you the reality, it might be virtual but your brain is convinced it's real so much so you'll go running into a television. >> oh my god! >> the color bars mean they need a new tvs well. >> let's hope this juken video g

capacity as the commander of the main staff of the army of the bosnian serb republic, also known as the vrs. andeen may 12, 1992 november 30, 1995, the indictment charged two counts of genocide and five counts of crimes against humanity, namely prosecution, murder, extermination, deportation, and the inhumane act of forcible transfer. genie: for more, let's ring in our reporter in the hague. known asdic, the man the butcher of bosnia, was taken out of the courtroom before this sentence was read out. tell us what happened in the courtroom today. [static] it was indeed i am sorry about that. we seem to be having quite a few technical difficulties today. will try to figure that out later in the broadcast if we can. let's go now to lebanon, where saad hariri says he will hold off on his resignation as prime minister following a request from the president. he went back to lebanon for the first time since his surprise resignation almost three weeks ago. he spoke a little while ago today. >> luke -- today i discussed my resignation with the present of the republic, who asked me to wait before subm

fortunately, this was only in vr. ok, here we go. we are going to go up. 0k!rst things first — technically, it isn't a jet pack. it lifts off using two ducted fans which are powered by a petrol engine. it is still in testing but the team hopes that by the time it is ready, it will be able to fly as fast as 40 kilometres an hour at an altitude of 2,500 feet. on a single tank, it should last for about 30 minutes covering distances of 20 kilometres, carrying about 100 kilos. and kuangchi says it will be used for far more than just fulfilling the dream of human flight. translation: what can we do if there are people stranded in a high—rise fire? this jet pack can reach places where a helicopter cannot. a helicopter requires space but with a jet pack, you can get very near and hose the fire down. martin aircraft has been developing flight technology for over three decades and previously thought it would start selling these by last year. now, the company hopes the chinese financial boost will finally be enough to get it off the ground. back at my vr demo, i am start

with vr and using one written piece of software, the robot can be taught how to do a task in a day.st to the weeks and months typically required to reprogram a robot. >>> nasa needs your help to flick name something in space. the new horizon spacecraft is headed toward one or two objects in the kuiper belt. it is expected to arrive in 2019. nasa released these rendering. you can submit your own nicknames or vote for your favorites. some suggestions are sagittarius, camilore, a fictional city, and molinor which means thor's hammer. >>> there's probably never a good time to find out your spouse is cheating but perhaps mid flight is among the worst spots. according to the times of india, a woman unlocked her partner's phone while pressing his finger against the screen while he was asleep. discovering the news, she started hitting him. the flight attendants could not calm her down so they had to make an emergency landing. the couple and their child were taken off the plane which then by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade

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by $50 so far so get your vr on.et's get our vr on. we have an oculus in studio and one of our lucky audience members will be able to take this one home. let's do a little lottery and spin. it's not you, adrienne, sorry. number 25, come on up. where are you, 25? [ cheers and applause ] whoa! you got -- name? >> jack. >> jack. >> you got a hanukkah romphim. >> yeah. >> and that. >> wow, that's crazy. >> merry christmas. happy black friday to you. >> paula, over to you. >> i don't know how i'm going to follow that up but congratulations, kid that has the it's lit mansuit on. >>> turning now to "gma investigates." a warning about fires in the o.r. even during the most routine surgeries. the important questions you need to ask before you go under. hi there, gio. >> reporter: hey there. something as minor as a mole removal surgery could lead to a scary disaster. fire on the operating table and right now we're getting a firsthand look at the shocking error. this morning "gma investigates." we've heard the operating room ho

tests are under way to see whether vr can heal our minds and help conquer anxieties like fear of heights. after that session i did go out and put myself into some positions where you are sort of facing heights, and i was really really surprised at how differently i felt about it. we will bring you that film at about 9:45am. plus, is the government's anti—radicalisation programme worked? figures out later will show how many far right and islamist extremists have been referred to the scheme. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until ”am this morning. if you're a conservative voter, are you worried about the latest crisis to hit the government or are you confident theresa may has it under control. what is your advice to theresa may? what is your advice to theresa may? what would you suggest to her this morning? also this morning, has owning a pet changed your life? a little later we'll be talking to a group of people who say their animals have made a huge difference to them, but we want to hear from you too — and send us a picture! you know i am partial to those! do get in touch on

apple dives into vr and could have a headset by 2019.e will stack up against the competition. snap is getting a helping hand from tencent peary buying a large stake. is it enough to help boost their disappearing return? and a new era for the xbox.

. >>> the vr videos, nick, you love them. >> i do, yeah, people start freaking out when they get thesets on. >> you asked for more and you got it. >> let's see perry play this game. >> get him away from the tv. >> yeah, get him away from anything breakable. >> did i ruin it? oh, no. >> you may have seen it coming but his friend sure didn't. >> just run. just run. run away. run away. >> oh, trippy. >> of course he's going to back up. no, they tell him to walk to the end and he starts walking. >> you can't see your foot, that's the weird thing. >> starts to speed up. >> nope, nope, nope, ahh! >> he got spooked. he turned around and got out of there. i mean that's natural instinct, right? >> what the [ b ] ] ]leep ]? oh my god. >> oh!

manning toomey joe mansion of west vir vr a democrat and pat toomey of pennsylvania a republican both in the stat came one bipartisan bill they hoped would get traction for mental health checks. it lost. and that was you talk about joe mansion who is a guy that could use a lot in west virginia he may face competition next year. i'm ready to see them i wish there was bipartisan legislation that gets passed. i feel like a lot of you guys do out there we need to get past talking we need toe take action. we need to do more. all right, as virginia voters prepare to choose next govrp for tomorrow the latest polls show candidates are essentially neck in neck. >> last check ralph northam are ahead and outside a rally for ed gillespie tonight. for some people, fitz this is like christmas eve jim and shawn it's finally here. ralph northam in both polls was with a comfortable lead. that started to change in the last couple weeks. look at polls. some came out this morning. now this is quinnipiac. they have northam up by nine points in their poll. christopher new port university they're down a lit

back at my vr demonstration, i am starting to realise i may not be the idealjet pack pilot. is plenty more happening on facebook and twitter. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. hello there. autumn is doing a very good impression of winter this weekend, certainly as far as the weather is concerned because some of us started the day looking like this. a blanket of snow for this weather watcher in the derbyshire peaks. stirling started off with some snow on the ground but a beautiful sunrise and generally speaking the further east you are today, this was north—east england earlier on, the fewer showers you will see and the more in the way of sunshine you will get on what will, for all of us, be a cold and windy day. the wind is particularly strong across northern scotland, gales likely here. showers continuing to feed into the north—west. the further east you are, fewer showers and more of that crisp autumn sunshine to enjoy. here is a closer look at the weather this afternoon and across northern scotland we will continue to see some rain and sleet and snow over h

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decades since ratko mladic became the commander of the main staff of the army of republika srpska, the vrshat day he assumed the mantle of realising through military might the criminal goals of ethnically cleansing much of bosnia. musreta sivac was a judge herself in the north—western town of prijedor when serb troops took over in may 1992. she was fired and became one of thousands of muslims sent to 0marska, an iron ore plant that would become infamous as a camp where, in a few months, 700 inmates died. 0marska was the product of what was called ethnic cleansing — driving non—serbs out of much of bosnia. 37 women were used to serve in the camp's dining hall. during the day they could hear torture going on in the nearby dormitories. and night brought its own anguish. mr kvocka, please rise. early on, the hague tribunal tried several of the 0marska guards. one of those trials featured miroslav kvocka. a policeman at the start of the war, he was described in court as deputy commander of the camp. then, as now, he portrays himself as someone who saved his muslim wife's relatives from the horr