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this may look like a high school science project, but this is carnegie mellon's cylab, a world-classsearch center. look at that! marios savvides and his students outfitted this ordinary toy drone with their new advanced facial recognition software that locks in on a face from a distance and then identifies it. >> drone: hello, lesley. nice to see you again. >> stahl: it got it. the students are taking surveillance technology to the next level. they can now turn a blurry face into a clear one, a flat image into a 3d model. oh, my goodness. their technology can take a masked face and, by focusing only on the eyebrows, search a catalogue of faces, come up with several people with very similar eyebrows, and eventually find the identity of the person. >> marios: so, utzav is going to take a normal photograph of you. >> stahl: the software maps a face using dots like electronic measles and creates something as unique as a fingerprint-- a faceprint. this is your facial recognition technology working right now to find me? >> utzav: yes. >> stahl: for this demonstration, they had added my pic

you can throw berries in, water mellon, pineapple, makes it taste good and makes you feel like you're at a fancy restaurant, hotel or spa, whatever. i'll leave these materials for you. but those are just some of the efforts that we've engaged in. as i mentioned and i'm sure colleagues will talk more about what they're doing to increase water stations in schools. and we've had a lot of success working with organizations to institute healthy beverage policies. i do want to call out the rec and park department for really jumping on early with this and becoming soda free for their campers in the summer. and ask that staff not drink sodas in front of the children, asking children to not bring sodas to camp and not serving sodas. it is creating the environment and setting the tone. it is about offering water. it's a lot cheaper that way, too. so, just a few strategies to look at increasing water consumption. i've touched on most of these, making sure that access to fresh drinking water is available really everywhere, not just institutions. looking at healthy defaults so that the beverage th

back on the right side, all of this data comes on the heels of a carnegie-mellon study found that adultsolunteeral least 51 hours a year drop their high blood measure by 40%. but if you really want to get healthy, get a dog. a trial followed 369 people with cardiovascular disease, after a year, people who had a dog were four times more likely to live than those who didn't. i should note that cats did not improve the rates of survival. please cat owners don't get mad at me for that. more news. ♪ ç] >>> wednesday tens of thousands of people will gather at the lincoln memorial to commemorate the 50th an verse of martin luther king jr's march on washington. it wasn't until may of that year when brutal police beatings, vicious dogs and fire hosing being turned on african-americans in birmingham, alabama brought about the march. joining me from washington, d.c. to discuss this is sierra tailor. and here in the studio, brittany cooper, contributor for salon.com. and director at rutgers university. thank you both for being here. the events surrounding wednesday's big celebration started a few da

. >> berkeley, stanford, carnegie mellon, m.i.t., harvard, princeton. it's actually grown. we had over 300 applications this year for seven, eight spots. >> the kid that's going to apply next year, what are you looking for? is it viable product? not necessarily. because they don't know if it's a viable product. that's the whole point. >> entrepreneurs are born, not made in my opinion. they're problem solvers. so how many problems have you been exposed to when you're 20 years old? couldn't get a date -- >> could a kid come out of university of -- i can't think of a good -- st. louis or something we don't think of as being entrepreneurial and certainly not m.i.t. or harvard or stanford or -- i mean, you see what i'm saying. arkansas state. >> think of it as engineers. engineers is a degree in problem solving. the program is biased heavily toward engineers because they can iterate -- >> that's where they come from. >> that's right. so it doesn't matter what school. we look for people who have shown a strong record of success. typically, in engineering or computer science becau

: but i will say to my think ther could be a few wackos there who will say, you know, what is the mellon just for neil cavu? apparently said that sometimes arm of little more than someone's e-mail address, that's all they needed to go onn elaborate and detailed witchhunt that could go. and monitored live with little more than the credentials he had to go into a room and get that info within nanoseconds. >> but we know already that shortly after some program like this, because it is so powerful accidently resulted in a masve over collection, totally domestic, including bill that was by accident. imagine was someone who had a twisted idea of national serity involve you might decide that people who ar opposed -- neil: i would have stuck around to read bill clinton's mind. all right. it's tough as always. thank you. >> thank you. neil: but to his point, there is much more because these governments twits are big-time into tweets. twitter reporting in its latest ansparency report that the government made 1,157 information requests in the first six months of thi year up fm a thousand in the sec

bank of new york mellon faces lawsuits over foreign exchange rates.e charges could be difficult. >> they also have to dig through a lot of haystacks to find the needles in that there are plenty of cogs in the machine who basically thought all this mortgage fraud was somebody else's problem. >> and there's more. news this morning from "the wall street journal" that the justice department is targeting financial companies it says engaged in questionable financial ventures including online pay day lenders. the journal said the government subpoenaed officials at anks and payment companies. david and liz, back to you. liz: dick bove was here in the best hour. he has a buy on all of the big names. he still feels the names are to own. david: so late after this all happened. most of the people involved moved or left. bank policies changed. justice delayed is justice denied. that's what i have to say about that. rich, thanks very much. >> thanks. liz: thanks, rich. forget bulky weights at the gym. there is a brand new way to weight train without pumping iron? h

meanwhile she went downtown and tried to meet with a representative of her bank, bank of new york mellonhen they said we won't meet with you today. she said i'm not leaving. she laid down in front of the office door, effectively using this incredibly strong, non-violence tradition of the civil rights movement said i will not be moved. and we're see eviction blockades happen all across the country, and in men cases such as bertha, they win. >> michael: that's part of the encouraging story. our series is called "the march goes on," and people are still marching, people are still protesting in such a peaceful way. laura gottesdiender, the book is called "a dream foreclosed: black america and the fight for a place to call home." thank you so much for being on the show. coming up, intrepid brett erlich. he goes to dark places of the internet so we don't have to. that's up on "the war room" next. (vo) later tonight, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that

. ♪ eric mellon from kansas is this year's winner of the air guitar world championship held in finland rendition of a weezer song was a hit with the judges. he's a real air head, i said it in finnish. i did my homework. proud of myself. >>> former boxing champ mike tyson showing his softer side. look at the man in the middle, that's tyson crashing a couple's wedding picture. he stumbled on the wedding party in upstate new york, and the newlyweds say he made their day. >> that could go either way. >>> also we have breaking news on barbie this morning. the world's most famous doll says there's no place like home, especially if you renovate. it's the look at her brand new dream house. ginger zee showing off for us. the yellow looks so good, but the pink too. >> oh, good. there's an elevator i wanted to show you. >> you may have heard her place was on the market, but she's a malibu girl at heart. not one, but two elevators, one from the wardrobe that goes from the bathroom to the closet for quick costume changes. >> i love this. >> can we move in? thanks, ginger. "jamies" out there,...f hu

[applause] universities like carnegie mellon, arizona state, they're starting to show that online learning can help students master the same material in less time and often at lower cost. [applause] georgia tech, which is a national leader in computer science, just announced it will begin offering an online master's degree in computer science at a fraction of the cost of a traditional class, but it's just as rigorous and it's producing engineers who are just as good. so a lot of other schools are experimenting with these ideas to keep tuition down. they've got other ways to help students graduate in less time, at less cost, while still maintaining high quality. the point is it's possible. and it's time for more colleges to step up with even better ways to do it. and we're going to provide additional assistance to states and universities that are coming up with good ideas. third thing, even as we work to bring down costs for current and future students, we've got to offer students who already have debt the chance to actually repay it. nobody wants to take on debt -- [applause] especially af

they had offering from choose fresh fruit which was either bananas, apples, oranges or freshwater melloney had baked chips available and packet of carrots and sellry sticks with low-fat ranch drilling that was a big hit. melissa: but you had to least program in order to serve that? that sound pretty healthy? >> the bread. the bread was the big. it has to be whole wheat or multigrain. we went with, went with just the regular wheat. so that is what make as difference to the kids. that's what they want. melissa: huh. what is the implication for you financially people leaving the program? because a lost districts say they can't afford to leave the program. >> we're lucky enough our numbers that we get reimbursed on are low but it will cost us $34,000. melissa: why? explain the math to me. how do you get to that? >> reimbursement from the federal government on your free and reduced kids. melissa: so they will only reimburse you if you follow the exact menu? >> correct. >> and you know, a lot of the problem, i was reading, i don't know if this is what happened in your school you have kids that

universities like carnegie mellon, arizona state, they're starting to show that online learning can helpstudents master the same material in less time and often at lower costs. georgia tech which is a national leader in computer science, just announced it will begin offering an online masters degree in computer science at a fraction of the cost of a traditional class. but is just as rigorous and it's producing engineers who are just as good. so a lot of other schools are experimenting with these ideas to keep tuition down. they've got other ways to help students graduate in less time at less costs while still maintaining high quality. the point is it's possible. and it's time for more colleges to step up with even better ways to do it. and we're going to provide additional assistance to states and universities that are coming up with good ideas. third thing,en ev even as we wo bring down costs for future and current students. we've got to offer students who already have debt the chance to actually repay it. you know, nobody wants to take on debt. especially after what we've seen in famil

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. >> i like bank of new york mellon. it's going higher. >> that does it for us today. don't forget to catch more "fast money" tonight at 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. "power lunch" begins right now. >>> "halftime is over." "power lunch" starts right now. >> the second half is right now, ladies and yes nen. markets trying to break a four-day losing streak. the focus turns to the emerging market. stocks there have been tanking. currencies falling sharply. is bad news overseas potentially good news for stocks here? let's take you through the retail detail, folks. best buy knocks it out of the park with its earnings. jcpenney shares surging despite a wider loss. is best buy's turnaround for real? we're going to take a look at how and whether it really is. and can jcpenney learn from it? >>> and while many americans struggle in this economy, our millionaire lawmakers in congress are getting even richer. an you guess who the richest member of congress is? think about it. we'll tell you later this hour. sue is off today. simon hobbs is in at the new york stock exchange. hi, simon. >> h

universities like carnegie mellon, arizona state, they're showing online studelearning cap students masterhe same material in less time and often at lower cost. georgia tech, which is a national leader in computer science, just announced it will begin offering an online masters degree in computer science at a fraction of the cost of a traditional class but is just as rigorous and is producing engineers who are just as good. a lot of these schools are experimenting with ideas to keep tuition down. they've got ways to help students graduate in less time at last cost while still maintaining high quality. the point is it's possible. and it's time for more colleges to step up with even better ways to do it. and we're going to provide additional assistance to states and universities that are coming up with good ideas. third thing. even as we work to bring down costs for current and future students, we're going to offer students who have already have debt the chance to actually repay it. >>> nobody wants to take on debt. especially after what we have seen in families that have gone through during

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