These vivid images are part of an eight-minute virtual-reality experience that catapults audiences into the center of the Millions March protest in New York in December. Created by two experienced directors, Chris Milk and Spike Jonze, in partnership with Vice News, the project is a virtual-reality journalism broadcast. It will make its debut on Friday at the Sundance Film Festival and in a new virtual reality mobile app called Vrse, which is available on the Vice News site.

Image The director Chris Milk has several projects that use virtual reality, describing the technologies as “empathy machines.” Credit... Emily Berl for The New York Times

There are three options for experiencing the project at home. The first is a virtual-reality headset, like the Oculus Rift device. The second is with theMarket should Go back to GREEN by end of day.

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Markets are falling on Industrial production numbers not being as high as expected. But keep in mind Industrial production in the USA is now only 10% of the Economy.

The USA is a majority services economy now.

The better indicator today is the housing numbers which is giving a big indication that housing has bottomed.

The Commerce Department said home construction jumped in May by the largest amount in three months. Construction of new homes and apartments jumped 17.2 percent last month to an annual rate of 532,000 units, better than the 500,000 economists had expected. Construction had fallen in April to a record low of 454,000.

Applications for building permits, an indicator of future construction activity, rose 4 percent.

Separately, the Labor Department