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the camera tracks eye movements and facial expressions. that data gets interpreted and turned into a report. now this could help teachers understand how students learn best and figure out the best way to keep their attention. >>> all right. a look at temperatures. we're in a cool wedge of air from morgantown through the mid- atlantic. we're staying in the 40s. you see milder air to our south and west. this will slide in our direction over the next several days. it will take a while but by the time we get into wednesday and thursday you'll feel the difference. in the meantime it was a chilly one under high thin clouds. beautiful fall foliage. we're getting a little past peak and the sunset is coming early tonight as it did last night. we have fallen back an hour. chesapeake beach on a chilly and crisp note. ellicott city, winds are east at six. the sunset is 5:02. if you're going to run in the morning this will be quiet with that extra layer of under armour on. looks dry, looks partly cloudy throughout the day. the numbers will likely be si

s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day. even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says it's like something out of minority reports seemingly not realizing that comparing something to a film about the negative effects of having technology and media everywhere is a bad thing but tesco to friends the practice saying it's not new technology and isn't capable of facial recognition we're always looking to work with partners who provide innovative ways to enhance the customer shopping experience the ability to tailor content based on time and location means it can be extremely useful and timely for our customers all in the name of advertising customers permission would be sought and previous a campaign is where it could be the tip of the iceberg with technology improving all the time how long before you are being tracked identified while you pay for your groceries. back with more news for just over half an hour from now in

s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says it's like something out of minority reports seemingly not realizing that comparing something to a film about the negative effects of having technology in media everywhere is a bad thing but tesco to friends the proud to say it's not new technology and isn't capable of facial recognition all in the name of advertising customers permission will be sought and previous the campaign is worried it could be the tip of the iceberg with technology improving all the time how long before you are being tracked identifies why you pay for your groceries. with trillions on trillions of calculations if we could that's exactly what china's most powerful supercomputer is credible of its closest u.s. rival way behind you can find out how wide the margin is on our website so well as to what it's actually being used. in the kuwaiti jail one local activi

and age between thirty and forty by it then sends that information back to advertise to learn how facial recognition systems are being deployed to help big companies sell their products to unsuspecting consumers . but for now the u.s. secretary of state john kerry he played down the israeli prime minister's fears that a possible nuclear deal with iran would threaten israel security while france though insists sanctions would be lifted only if to iran gives up its entire nuclear program but russia which will also take part in the latest round of talks on wednesday still things there is hope that an agreement can be met as artie's poll scott reports. on monday at the initiative of russian president vladimir putin he and his iranian counterpart hassen rouhani had a phone conversation after which the russian president was quoted as saying that he believes there is now a real chance that iran and the international community can come to an agreement over the country's nuclear program an agreement that would eventually seeing the easing of sanctions on the country now the storm just opposition

how facial recognition systems are being deployed to help big companies sell their products i suspect saying consumers. talks over iran's nuclear program are set to resume tomorrow after a round of negotiations and this month failed to see lynn agreement israel has been staunchly opposed to a deal along with france saying any lifting of sanctions against iran would happen only if tehran gave up its program meanwhile russia's president has voiced his optimism that a deal would be reached. now reports. on monday at the initiative of russian president vladimir putin he and his iranian counterpart hassen rouhani had a phone conversation after which the russian president was quoted as saying that he believes there is now a real chance that iran and the international community can come to an agreement over the country's nuclear program an agreement that would eventually seeing the easing of sanctions on the country now the storm just opposition to that move is coming from israel who has strong support from france france of course are in the negotiating group in fact french president francoi

a micro-pen facial. >> hi, tina.s is a micropen procedure, it's popular among celebrities, reportedly, kim kardashian has done it, angelina jolie, and jennifer aniston. >> this has 12 fine needles and they poke at the skin. it's kinda like an anti--aging tattoo. >> we can treat deeper things like acne scars. >> the first thing we will do is draw a bit of blood, and we are going to take the testtubes and put them in the centrfuge, and it spins them down and isolates therp-- prp. >> there's therp, the yellow the serum on top. il take this prp, put a bit around her forehead, wipe it in. >> this has been used in orthopedic and in oral surgery. it increases the remodeling of the bone. >> i will use gentle motions on the forehead. this will draw a bit of pin point bleeding. increasing the penetration of that prp, there. >> and treating the check now, traction down here a bit. >> and now the upper eyelid. thru have it, the -- there you have it, the micropen facial with prp. >> it's like tattooing. those are needles there. >

one of the world's largest retail is a british supermarket chain tesco is planning to install facial recognition technology to improve its advertising strategy and private campaign is concerned about the program which identifies customers to targeting them with customized ads based on their age and gender a lower smith investigates. so you say it's thursday morning and i will kid to a shop it is all the usual stuff plus a special camera that scans my face it recognizes that i'm female and aged between thirty and forty five then says that information back to advertises who collects it to establish a pots and who goes into the shop from now on on thursday mornings customers will be bombarded with. shampoo and fashion magazine. if you think about something out of a futuristic movie think again it's what's happening now tesco the u.k.'s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says

una persona muy pronto podrÍan ser cosa del pasado gracias al mÉtodo de reconocimien reconocimiento facialÍas terminan, la tecnologia de reconocimiento facial, augura un futuro, el gobierno puede saber quienes somos y dÓnde estamos viendonos la cara, en san diego, el futuro es presente. cuando la policÍa de chulavista, detuvo a esta mujer, lo que hizo falta para identificarla, fue sacarle una foto, comparandola con miles de personas previamente arrestadas, tomÓ un segundo conocer su identidad. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> el agente dice que solo pueden compararla con fotos de los arrestados en el condado, otros temen que sea solo el comienzo, sin publicidad ni audiencias pÚblicas con fondos federales, el condado implementa un programa piloto de reconocimiento facial, participa la policÍa, la patrulla, e inmigraciÓn. >>> un problema en san diego, siempre se usan la tecnologÍa, como laboratorio. >>> los que defienden derechos civiles estÁn preocupados. >>> al utilizarse esa tecnologÍas tienen que ser de conocimiento pÚblico, y cÓmo hacer el sistema mÁs transparente. >>> nunca fue diseÑado par

s largest retailer tesco has set up cameras with facial recognition technology for pinpoint marketing and needless to say it's not sitting well with previously campaign is aussies who are smith takes a look. so you say it's the day morning i will can to a shop it is all the usual stuff plus a special camera that scans my face it recognizes that i'm female and aged between thirty and forty five then says that information back to advertises who collects it to establish a pattern of who goes into the shop from now on on thursday mornings customers will be bombarded with. shampoo and fashion magazine. if you think about something out of a futuristic movie think again it's what's happening now tesco the u.k.'s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says it's like something out of minority reports seemingly not realizing that comparing something to a film about the negative effects

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you use your facial expression like crying or anger. or shooing a tiger.rything we can sit and do with our eyes and all of that. so even at the age of 90 or 95 or 100 if your eyes and facial muscles can be moved, we can communicate by sitting and the people will enjoy. >> that is not the only reason older performers find so much success in classical indian dance. >> the indian dance is really really laird. layered. you have to know the music and the rid thumb and san skrit and you have to improve improvise on stage. it's like a jazz musician, you spend years learning the scales. and in your 50s and 60s you finally master it because it talks so long to get there. >> for these two partners in dance and life have collaborated with musicians and choreographers as ravi shankar and the ballet company. there is one piece they have performed through their long careers the love story. show me now what is the most important part of the communication that you will show the audience tonight. >> the experience that start us. what is love. >> show me. >> there is a smal

they've lived for years with a facial deformity. shunned, scorned and rejected. to make matters worse, those with cleft lips and cleft palates often cat speak properly. they don't go to school, and they may never marry or have children. that's why it's so terribly heartbreaking when we have to turn children away. and we turn thousands away each year. many he traveled long hours or even days. their parents have made great sacrifices. and then we have to say, "sorry, not this time. not your child." simply because we don't have enough time and money to help them all. for most, we're their only chance. that's why we need your help. and i want to personally invite you to please join us today

s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says it's like something out of minority reports seemingly not realizing that comparing something to a film about the negative effects of having technology in media everywhere is a bad thing but tesco defends the proud to say it's not new technology and isn't capable of facial recognition. all in the name of advertising customers permission thoughts and prayers the campaign is worry it could be the tip of the iceberg with technology improving all the time how long before you're being tracked and identified why you pay for your great three. or the give you a quick reminder of our developing breaking news story this hour. two explosions of rock the capital beirut very close to the iranian embassy reportedly killing up to seven people six buildings were apparently damaged in the blasts were caused by a car bomb that's according to lebanese

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s biggest supermarket chain is planning to introduce facial scanning technology in its petrol stations with a view to targeting advertising at the demographic that uses the shop most times of day even the c.e.o. of the company that makes the technology says it's like something out of minority reports seemingly not realizing that comparing something to a film about the negative effects of having technology in media everywhere is a bad thing but tesco defends the practice saying it's not new technology and isn't capable of facial recognition we're always looking to work with partners who provide innovative ways to enhance the customer shopping experience the ability to tailor content based on time and location means it can be extremely useful and timely for all customers all in the name of advertising customers permission would be sought and privacy campaign is worried it could be the tip of the iceberg with technology improving all the time how long before you're being tracked identifies why you pay for your groceries. the right to freedom of assembly may be in stride america's constitu

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series educated facial expression the large eyes from a shock response of the question this one stones or so it is if i were the interviewer that means i would follow up on here on questions that's a simple me of of incriminating potential my god i'm going to ask you all the questions that people think now my hair on the out now watch your body back. in away from barbara and multiple no answers. or. a notice we haven't really answered their own question you're back to project and should ask her a pointedly have you ever done drugs in front of your children and watch the huge reaction again an apparent cluster b. was a deception evident that it's a fan of like caught us out to make sure that i'm not looking for meth again by languages as got a large margin of error so i'm looking at groupings and looking for it to be consistent so if found there an issue comes up to keep getting these powerful responses and i keep getting similar cluster behaviors of that damage stress or cause to be a view that we think art and put some point consistent deception. on stem alters criticizes the most is

certainly the small psychologist helps result crimes by observing body language and facial expressions it may be human nature for the truth is written for all of us. stand walters as being a lie expert for the past twenty five years. like to say i'm taking a little trip inside the swamp of their brain. in a morning around a swamp and i'm fighting a rotten stuff and trying to drag it out for the people. who will to crisscrosses the united states to spread the basics of good interrogation techniques to the police. his unique methods upset many of the theories online including those of his pia's. here in texas they did a study on interrogation training and they tested years officers ability to spot deception he says to training courses and they brought him back and test him again what he found one hundred ninety officers never got better in an improved after two courses he looked at the content the courses and found those courses were perpetuating the myths stem malta's campaigns against preconceptions and received ideas. very little body language has anything to with the steps in crossin

. >> the yankees have a strict facial hair grooming pocy. and i think wilson was like offered $1illion or something last ar. >> part of a campaign. that'salled commitment. facial hair. interesting. >> 4:57. ill to come new clues about a missing south bay teenager. we'll let you know what investigors are telling us about tir car that they recovere >> hundreds in one community wang up without power because of an early morning crash. we'lhave the latt in a live report. >>> a car crashes into aower pole knocking ou power to thousas of people early this morning. we'll have an update coming up in a live report. >> reporter: duties find the car of missing teen from cupertino. still no sign of her. maybeou've seen emma pickt. we'll havehe story coming up. >> good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. really want to tel y about some thick fog to start theday. nonethelesa nice sunny finish headed our way. temperatures areoing to climb into mid-70s. but a cooler day and then rain moves in. we'll tell you when in yr full >> as we're shong y

that's all it takes to repair a child's facial deformity. these kids are children just like ours who deserve a chance to live a normal life. and it's in our power to give them that chance. look at the difference you can make. kimberlin is one of four girls. when she was born with a severe cleft lip, her mother, olivia, went into shock. the family lives in a one-room tin shack and could never afford the surgery kimberlin needs. and yet olivia fears what her daughter's future will be without it. >> kimberlin mother proxy: imagine if she can't have the operation; i mean, a mother's biggest fear is that her daughter will be rejected as a woman, never marry, rejected at school, rejected wherever she went. >> toma: kimberlin's cleft lip is more complicated than most. dr. magee explains to her mother, olivia, how he will perform the surgery. >> dr. magee: but better to have a scar than to have a lower lip that comes up like that. [ background sounds ] >> maggie cotez: i can't wait to see the mom's face. i can't imagine if this was my child. i don't

adam: from facial hair to financial windfall.tion of member has raised almost $7 billion. data they do it? the u.s. director joins us next. they're supposed to read that. lori: and how one little file hurt third quarter earnings. notice that investors turn then. let's take a look get interest rates. my favorite subject. a big sell-off on that jobs report. adam: a shaven bearcat. lori: the 30-year yielding. we are back after this. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if iold you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i'm jo ling kent with your fox business business brief. the internal revenue service issued $4 billion in fraudulent tax refunds to identity thieves. they spent over a million refunds to people who used a stolen social security numbers. b

it avoids complications in the cosmetic facial practice citing what can go wrong. it is not surgery doesn't mean it is not risky with potentially permanent consequences. >> i would probably reverse five fillers under the eyes for every one filler that is okay. this is where somebody just got overzealous and didn't maybe know what they were doing and over filled the nose and now we have a problem. >> we can fix that. >> reporter: they both say watch out when it comes to the on-line deals. >> there is a reason those folks are doing the groupon. they are trying to establish a practice. >> there is a lot of smoke and mirrors going on on-line. and the doctors are stealing other photos. >> so does dr. newman. >> i even found some of my photos stolen and used on other types of promotional sites. >> bottom line patients need to do their research. sites like this one are really a great resource. you can see there are dozens of procedures and surming -- surgeries here. click on the one you are interested in and a lot more information comes up including a section that explain

it avoids complications in the cosmetic facial practice citing what can go wrong. it is not surgery doesn't mean it is not risky with potentially permanent consequences. >> i would probably reverse five fillers under the eyes for every one filler that is okay. this is where somebody just got overzealous and didn't maybe know what they were doing and over filled the nose and now we have a problem. >> we can fix that. >> reporter: they both say watch out when it comes to the on-line deals. >> there is a reason those folks are doing the groupon. they are trying to establish a practice. >> there is a lot of smoke and mirrors going on on-line. and the doctors are stealing other photos. >> so does dr. newman. >> i even found some of my photos stolen and used on other types of promotional sites. >> bottom line patients need to do their research. sites like this one are really a great resource. you can see there are dozens of procedures and surming -- surgeries here. click on the one you are interested in and a lot more information comes up including a section that explain

you use your facial expression like crying or anger. or shooing a tiger.rything we can sit and do with our eyes and all of that. so even at the age of 90 or 95 or 100 if your eyes and facial muscles can be moved, we can communicate by sitting and the people will enjoy. >> that is not the only reason older performers find so much success in classical indian dance. >> the indian dance is really really laird. layered. you have to know the music and the rid thumb and san skrit and you have to improve improvise on stage. it's like a jazz musician, you spend years learning the scales. and in your 50s and 60s you finally master it because it talks so long to get there. >> for these two partners in dance and life have collaborated with musicians and choreographers as ravi shankar and the ballet company. there is one piece they have performed through their long careers the love story. show me now what is the most important part of the communication that you will show the audience tonight. >> the experience that start us. what is love. >> show me. >> there is a smal

because we see the facial hair. i have to ask, you haven't gone as full lumberjack as some of your teammates. >> yeah. >> how do you decide i'm going to have the beard. >> i haven't been doing it as long as them. i think it was september. i said you know what? doesn't matter. screw it. i'm doing it. so this has been since september. usually i can kind of sneak around boston and not get recognized. and now with the -- i think people just see facial hair and they automatically go you've got to be a red sox even if you're not you've got to be. so it's been a little more difficult to go up to a local starbucks and get your coffee in the morning than in past months. but it's been good. >> can yu shave now that you've won a world series? are you allowed to? >> i don't think so. i think old jonny gomes and mike napoli would have something to say about it. i'll tell you what. this is probably the loosest group i've ever been around. i remember '07 just very business-oriented. show up to the field, they have the routines, do

reported that the exercise felt easier even though the objective measurements their heart rates their facial expressions they remain the same from the first exercise test meaning that the second biking exercise has was actually just as hard as the first one it just didn't seem that way to them sam well mark ora senior author of the study said that the results indicated that quote motivational small talk improves in durance performance compared to not using he went on to say that it's very possible that physical exhaustion develops primarily in the head so next time you head to the gym or go for a run think some happy thoughts and you may run right past that wall this applies in the real world by the way to this whole idea of coming up with affirmations is one time tested back in the eighteen under it's there was a frenchwoman. a really courageous something that had a long name at the end who came up with this what became an international fad where people would say to themselves five ten fifteen twenty times a day every day in every way i am getting better and better and better and it works i

eye or your fingerprint now with apple's new computer and being able to compare, say, 20 million facial portraits in 15, 20 minutes and to identify people. and so it's not just a question of gathering information. in the old days, i know i'm going on a long, but i'll just give you my own prejudice on it. in the old days, you know, you could actually assume the secret police would have a degree of incompetence and that even though they collected information in files, did anyone ever read the files in and i though when i got my own files here, because cecil poole, a great federal judge in san francisco, released a good part of my own feels, a lot -- files, a lot of it was erroneous, stupid, false information. and it was also clear to me, i'll just give one example, that people really weren't reading it. i remember one file in which i was accused of being behind a student movement in japan. and i couldn't figure out for the life of me how i could have been behind me. i mean, i'd been to japan and so fort and, evidently, there was a manifesto that i'd written that they were studying. so it