but researchers at carnegie mellon university now say-- interactions on facebook can make you just as happy as ?getting married or having a baby! sounds strange-- but here's how they got to that conclusion.. scientists got into 2-thousand facebook accounts-- and looked at their comments and likes. then those people took surveys about their moods-- and satisfaction after using facebook. researchers comments with friends-- their satisfaction levels were as high as they would be if they experienced a major life event.. but "likes" on facebook didn't have the same effect. so - stop liking things... and actually comment on them. better yet... talk to your friends in person... trending this morning -- a picture you may have seen online. take a look. a tourist captured this breathtaking picture of a standing on the cliffs in yosemite national park at sunset. the photographer posted the picture on social media, hoping to find the happy couple. and it worked! sort of. the newlyweds want to remain anonymous. now time for your juicy question of the morning... 80 percent of us have done this. cha

carnegie mellon university has accepted him for next september. kathy: what if your computer or smartphone could tell how you're feeling? new on wisn a new device can 12, detect a person's emotions using wireless signals reflecting off a person's body to measure human behavior. researchers from m.i.t. say their eq-radio device is 87% accurate. they say it could one day be used by film studios and advertising agencies to gauge audience reaction or in homes to adjust temperature based on keep them away from me. joyce: in sports, which team made the biggest jump in the new operation football poll? kathy: plus, jordy nelson prepares to play in his first game at lambeau field since 2014. stephen watson has our exclusive one-on-one with the packers star receiver. joyce: and, injuries threaten to derail the badgers' running game for saturday's big 10 opener. dan needles returns for big 12 announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the packers offense is in a funk. green bay ranks 29th in total yards through two games and 31st in passing yards de

pennsylvania has very busy friendly laws in this realm that are allowing uber to do this also carnegie mellon university is here in pittsburgh - a lot of great minds come from there to work on this kind of a project and uber has been tapping that talent.. in pittsburgh, rob schmitt, fox news. the national football league is launching an initiative aimed at preventing, diagnosing and treating concussions and other head injuries. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the new information. the play smart play safe initiative involves the hiring of a physician to medical officer. in addition -- the league and its owners will provide 100 million dollars to support engineering advancement and medical research. critics allege the n-f-l has done little to protect players from head injuries. in 20-15 a federal judge approved a mass settlement to a lawsuit filed by thousands of former players, accusing the n-f-l of negligence in linking concussions to brain injuries. the league says it has been doing more -- making dozens of rule changes to protect players forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell the

a professor at carnegie mellon university. >> they're full of flammable organic solvent, if it gets hot enough, then we can have a fire. >> reporter: samsung estimates that one in 42,000 batteries will be affected. prompting the company to issue a voluntary recall for all 2.5 million devices as of last friday. a tech writer says the company will pay. >> samsung will ultimately recover, but i think it's obviously bad press. i think samsung is going to take a big hit with this one just because it doesn't look good. >> reporter: samsung released a statement saying they are cooperating with the recall and have stopped shipments with those devices. contact the retailer and exchange it for a different version. >> nothing to mess around with. >> today in geneva, secretary of state jen kerry and his russian counterpart have called for a syrian ceasefire to begin monday. once the ceasefire holds for seven days, the u.s. and russia will begin working on military coordination in an effort to target al qaeda's affiliate in syria. >>> north korea has tested a nuclear war head and the world has respo

a professor at carnegie mellon university. >> they're full of flammable organic solvent, if it gets hot enough, then we can have a fire. >> reporter: samsung estimates that one in 42,000 batteries will be affected. prompting the company to issue a voluntary recall for all 2.5 million devices as of last friday. a tech writer says the company will pay. >> samsung will ultimately recover, but i think it's obviously bad press. i think samsung is going to take a big hit with this one just because it doesn't look good. >> reporter: samsung released a statement saying they are cooperating with the recall and have stopped shipments with those devices. contact the retailer and exchange it for a different version. >> nothing to mess around with. >> today in geneva, secretary of state jen kerry and his russian counterpart have called for a syrian ceasefire to begin monday. once the ceasefire holds for seven days, the u.s. and russia will begin working on military coordination in an effort to target al qaeda's affiliate in syria. >>> north korea has tested a nuclear war head and the world has respo

jay whitacre is a professor of material science and engineering at carnegie mellon university. >> what's interesting about c lithium-ion batteries is that they're full of flammable organic solvents, so if it gets hot enough via this internal short, then we can have a fire. >> reporter: samsung estimates that approximately one of every 42,000 phones have a faulty battery, but is not taking any chances. matt novak writes for the tech web site gizmodo: >> samsung will ultimately recover, but i think it's obviously bad press. i think that samsung will take a >> reporter: samsung released a statement saying it is cooperating with the recall and has stopped a shipment of those devices. scott, consumers can trade their phones in for a different version. >> pelley: don dahler for us tonight. don, thank you. well, we told you last night about massive fraud at wells fargo bank.ba today, we wondered whether customers lost money when bank employees opened bogus accounts in the customers' names. they did. john blackstone says, now the bank may be seeing withdrawals of public trust. >> reporter: at we

according to researchers at carnegie mellon university facebook and our friends comments have do youense feelings of happiness however facebook likes did not have the same power to alleviate negative feelings. the studies findings debunk other reports social media makes people depressed matt. as happy as getting married or having children. that seems a bit much. >> there's another study that will find the exact opposite and thank you tam. >>> 5:27. still ahead on "action news" a man who is the subject of an embarrassing picture snapped by a google street view car speaks out. >>> plus police arrest dozens of people at an amish country party in ohio. "action news" will be right back. katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with la

new research from carnegie mellon university says interacting on facebook could make you just as happy as if you got married or gave birth. sure, life is fine but in 1900

he has been accepted to kearny -- carnegie mellon university in pittsburgh. he's nine.at malas has been taking classes at central alabama community college. will's father says his son was already speaking full sentences at seven months old multiplying at two and could count in chinese by five. the child graduated from penn trapper high school in westemoreland county this past school year and is ready to start his college career. we wish him luck, tam. >> i better never be in a room with him matt. we'll never be able to run that commercial again because i will not be the smartest person in the room. >> he would beat me at quiz o that's for sure. >> a live report on our breaking news. police in northeast philadelphia are looking for a hit-and-run driver. video slows a volcanic eruption causing problems for people traveling in central america. >> ♪ i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump sho

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friendly laws that allow cooper to do this much-needed real-world testing and pittsburgh as carnegie mellon university some of the best minds for this type of work. dorinda nicole. nicole: pretty mean. rob schmidt, thank you. one game away from the division title and heartbreaking loss for the new york yankees. still in the thick of the postseason hunt is they go to boston. all the highlights come in there. one year supply of chick-fil-a sandwiches with the help of this inflatable cow. we will tell you and explain what that is about. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org it's scary when the lights go out. people get anxious and my office gets flooded with calls. so many things can go wrong. it's my worst nightmare. every second that power is out, my city's at risk. siemens digital grid manages and reroutes power, so service can be resto

here in pittsburgh, carnegie-mellon university has some of the best minds for this type of work. uber has been tapping that talent. >> rob, thank you. what do you think? would you take a ride in a driverless car? let me know on twitter. >>> there are intense efforts under way tonight here in washington to stop what some fear is the beginning of the end are a free and open internet. are those worries legitimate or overreaction? here is james rosen on the president's plan to what some are describing relinquish american control of something you probably use every day. >> america built the internet. we shouldn't be giving it away to our enemies. >> reporter: in a new web video, a senate floor speech and legislation and now a judiciary subcommittee hearing. texas senator ted cruz is taking on as his first public policy issue since losing the gop nomination, a looming transfer of authority involving the worldwide web. on october 1, under a plan in place for two decades, the commerce department will cease to exercise control over a los angeles-based non-profit called the internet corpor

overpowered gravity but becae school this year started taking courses at a community college and carnegie mellon university accepted him for next september. he is 9. i have a 9-year-old we were doing addition and division and it was a really hard thing and like we tried to explain 36 divided by 4 was difficult. he is. >> he is -- he is 9? >> my head hurts listening to him. >> 4th grade. >> so cute. >> i mean bright future. the parents are set. world. >> carnegie we will watch him in two years inventing all these things. >> good. >> you like the warmth right. >> yes. >> it's going to stick around for a few more days. >> cool. >> it's the last day of summer. temperatures are in the 80s today. and international space station flyby is just three minutes away. so if you are up, stick your head out the window and the door. traveling from northwest to east southeast it's going to be clear and bright visible for 6 minutes in the sky. coming up in a from now. currently it's 70 in boston. we dropped by a degree. 69 at logan airport right now. dew points in the mid-60s so it is a little muggy. west wind at 8 miles pe

pilot program began today in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, a joint venture between uber and carnegie-mellon universityot riding alone. uber has human co-pilots along for the ride to help in trick situations or just in case the technology fails. many experts predict it will be decades before fully driverless vehicles hit the road under any conditions. >> all right. let's turn to our forecast now and meteorologist drew tuma is here. i didn't realize this, apparently beard weather. >> just getting my face ready for the fall. we're warming up, not cooling down. we'll prepare for a little bit more summer over the weekend. live doppler showing us it's a really nice picture and no fog over the bay area. that's well out to sea, and it will stay out there until around midnight tonight. had a live look from our emoriville camera showing not had a cloud to be seen. we're soaked in sunshine and really just a gorgeous september afternoon we have at hand. take a look at our temperatures right now. really comfortable. san francisco, you're currently at 68 degrees. we're at 75 in petaluma and 77 in napa and danville

here in pittsburgh, carnegie-mellon university has some of the best minds for this type of work. uber has been tapping that talent. >> rob, thank you. what do you think? would you take a ride in a driverless car? let me know on twitter. >>> there are intense efforts under way tonight here in washington to stop what some fear is the beginning of the end are a free and open internet. are those worries legitimate or overreaction? here is james rosen on the president's plan to what some are describing relinquish american control of something you probably use every day. >> america built the internet. we shouldn't be giving it away to our enemies. >> reporter: in a new web video, a senate floor speech and legislation and now a judiciary subcommittee hearing. texas senator ted cruz is taking on as his first public policy issue since losing the gop nomination, a looming transfer of authority involving the worldwide web. on october 1, under a plan in place for two decades, the commerce department will cease to exercise control over a los angeles-based non-profit called the internet corpor

according to researchers at carnegie mellon university facebook makes you happy.y found connecting with family and friends and having them comment on your posts can be as uplifting as getting married or having kids. i think that's a bit much. however, facebook likes did not have the same power to alleviate negative feelings when you're feeling bad facebook can't make it better. the studies finding debunk other that is report social media makes people depressed. >> uh-huh. >> that's the philadelphia. omo thing oh i'm missing out on stuff. >> just don't do it while you're driving. >> yes. >> please. >> as you head outside this morning we're moving well so far in delco along the blue route 476. speaking of media, we have another dining under the stars tonight. might be a little toasty for it but state street will shut down again in the 101 tolly won't run in media. few more left this year. they go through the end of september. couple regional rail delays already this morning on the west trenton and paoli thorndale lines. we continue even on these new interim schedule

but he already has a place at carnegie mellon university for next fall. ( will maillis / college student ) "i'm usually at the front of the class, so out of sight, out of mind." will's best friend will be the same college next year.. at the ripe age of 10 years old. okay this is just remember the kid who blamed the writing on the wall on batman? well he's back. this time with a love of learning. whats this one. a t-rex. whats a t-rex say? rawr. this toddler may have a future in paleontology. this toddler may have a future in paleontology. in the adorable video... he goes on to name all of his dinosaurs. may his love of learning never go extinct. an orphaned koala finds a furry friend to live out his days with. the touching story behind this cute koala cuddle. in 1803, a man bought the territo until i made this one. now you can get my jumbo breakfast platter for just $2.99. take that history. scrambled eggs, eight mini pancakes, a hash brown, on or sausage. it's the greatest deal since the louisiana purchase. sort of. the jumbo breakfast platter just $2.99 for a limited time. we dance on

carnegie mellon is a great university there.gmented reality technology companies have raised millions. they are in baltimore doing interesting things. are four billion dollar unicorn companies on wall street. over time, though cities will be able to build more of these breakout, iconic companies. we've at the same time been hearing about all these unicorns, we do also -- we have also been hearing about the winter coming. i feel like i've been hearing that for years. steve: the late stage growth equity market was overheated a year ago and it has come down a little bit, but there is still a lot of capital out there. i think the capital is focused too much in places like silicon valley. that is where most investors are focusing. in valuations of companies these other cities is lower. that's one of the arguments i make to investors. you get on a plane to visit some of these companies, you will find great entrepreneurs building great companies. betty: are you seeing any trends at all when you do these tours and your hearing pages and