a shot of a predawn los angeles. welcome to the fourth hour of morning joe. it is 6:00 a.m. out there on the west coast, 9:00 a.m. here in the east. i m jonathan lemire alongside the bbc s katty kay. we re happy to report that msnbc contributor mike barnicle is joining us for the hour. we re in for joe, mika, and willie. catty, a lot of headlines to get to in this hour. the biggest one got mike off the ice rink earlier. landed a couple triple axels and came upstairs and i m sort of disappointed he s changed out of his outfit, but there we go. and took the gold medal off. right. let s get to the headlines, mike, beyond yours. the latest from buffalo where the national guard is going door to door checking on residents who lost power during the deadly blizzard. we ll have the latest as officials face scrutiny over that. and southwest airlines cancels more flights as it struggles to recover from the winter storm. the unions are speaking out about how the disaster
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i m not sure it s ak troot say there is waning interest in the metaverse. consumers may be waiting for next iteration to come out, and that s what we re seeing in our sales data. let s go! the metaverse, it s the digital equivalent of physical existence without physical limitation. reporter: jeremy and sheika have a metaverse podcast. they say although the metaverse ecosystem is still in its infancy, it s here to stay. i absolutely love everything that we have experienced with the metaverse as far as the community aspect of it. the metaverse term is going to fade to the back and it s really just the next computing platform. nbc s steve patterson with that report. now we bring in metaverse expert mike barnicle. mike, i know you spend most of your time in virtual reality. what is this? and what does it say about us that so many people want to escape there? well, jonathan, you ve come