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el 60% de las muertes por selfie ocurrieron precisamente en la india. tren. carolina: la mayorÍa nos ha dejado con la boca abierta y te hablo del importante paso de la ciencia que podÍa transformar la vida y con alguna posibilidad hasta corregir enfermedades. javier: el alzheimer y el parkinson, nuestra reportera estÁ ahÍ. aileen: antes lo que sÓlo veÍamos en películas hoy es una realidad. cientÍficos chinos anunciaron el nacimiento de los primeros monos clonados utah usando la misma tÉcnica con la que se creÓ a la oveja dolly el primer mamÍfero del mundo nacido a travÉs de este método y que vemos perfectamente aquÍ. desde su nacimiento los cientÍficos han utilizado esta tÉcnica para crear un embriÓn a partir de una cÉlula y de un Óvuloy asÍ crearon 23 especies de mamÍferos hoy ha sido imposible lograrlo con primates. estos nacieron hace seis y ocho semanas y viven en el mismo tipo de incubadoras usados para bebÉs humanos. la verdad que obtener este resultado no fue tarea fÁcil, pasaron tres aÑos perfeccionando el proceso al que todavÍa le falta mucho p

. >>> the classic selfie is going through an artistic renaissance.o of your face from a look-a-like with a painting. but as dean reynolds reports, it's raising privacy concerns. >> reporter: who hasn't thought of themselves from time to time as a real piece of art, and now thanks to google's month-old feature on its arts and culture app, our humbled selfies can be matched to what the app says is a double, probably hanging on a museum wall somewhere. yet in illinois and texas you can't use that selfie feature because google removed it and it won't really say why, but it appears it was avoiding a conflict with both states that have tough laws on biometric identification using faces, fingers, or eyes to identify someone. chris dore's law firm has sued tech companies for biometric usage and says the law requires google and other tech companies to explain how the data is being collected, what it's being used for, and to obtain consent from its user. >> you can't replace your face like you could with a credit card, so once you have given this information t

. >> glor: you may have noticed the classic selfie is going through an artistic renaissance.ches a photo of your face with your look-alike from a famous painting. but as dean reynolds reports this is raising privacy concerns. >> make a pose. >> reporter: who hasn't thought of themselves frment as a-- from time to time as a real piece of art and now thanks to google's month-old feature on its "arts and culture" app our humble selfies can be matched to what the app says is a double probably hanging on a museum wall somewhere. yet, in illinois and texas you can't use that selfie feature because google removed it, and it won't really say why, but it appears it was avoiding a conflict with both states that have tough laws on biometric identification using faces, fingers, orize to identify someone. >> those are things you can't change. >> reporter: chris dore's law firm has sued tech companies for biometric usage and says the law requires google and those other tech companies to explain how the data is being collected, what it's being used for and to obtain consent from the user. >

. >>> camilo tomÁndome un selfie, tomÁndote tÚ. >>> 1,2 y 3. >>> el selfie del selfie del selfie. >>> nueva hora. les tenemos musa especiales para ustedes. y disfrutamos un chocolatito. >>> estÁ a punto de llegar ma le choro. >>> dios mÍo para las personas que nos ven en este momento, nuestro calor y solidaridad. aquÍ vemos una especie de coletazo de un frÍo que es manejable entre 50 grados. pero hay muchos paisanos en estados unidos que sufren los embate de la tormenta invernal. y vaya este chocolatito caliente. >>> 15 dÍas de trabajo que me dijeron, 15 dÍas trae su vestuario y tuve que improvisar prof ayer. >>> tenemos la rumpoologÍa. >>> tiene que ver con tu redierre. >>> ¿quÉ es de derrier?. >>> tus pompis. >>> los pantalones de marypily, imagÍnate tÚ las mujeres que tienen el trasero operado cambia el futuro. >>> hoy maryori y julian pueden cambiar el curso de su conflicto. tenemos en adn y habla el padre de maryori. >>> sus palabras estaban llenas de sabidurÍa las mujeres con pompi operado les cambia su futuro. >>> y el chacra. >>> hola chicos, buenos dÍas para todos. >>> el frÍ

. >>> the classic selfie is going through an artistic renaissance. matches a photo of your face with your look alike from a famous painting. fun for some. for others an invasion of privacy. dean reynolds has a snapshot of the controversy. >> make a pose. >> who hasn't thought of themselves from time to time, as a real piece of art. and now, than,000ings to google's-month-old feature on arts and culture app, our humble selfies can be matched to what the app says is a double. probably hanging on a museum wall some where. yet in illinois and texas. you can't use that selfie feature, because google removed it. and it won't really say why. but it appears it was avoiding a conflict with both states, that have tough laws on biometric identification, using faces, fingers, eyes to identify some one. the law firm has sued tech companies for biometric usage and says the law requires google and those other tech companies to explain how the data is being collected. what its being used for. and to obtain consent from the user. >> you can't replace your face like y

. >>> also ahead, a facebook selfie leads to an arrest in a high-profile crime after police find the murder weapon in the picture. >>> and airline passengers preparing for the worst bracing themselves, the video from inside an emergency landing. >>> we're back with video of a home in malibu, california, threatened by an ongoing landslide. you can see the earth there beneath the house crumbling. the owners are not being allowed back inside. making matters worse, rain is in the forecast today, and that could cause even more erosion. >>> u.s. border patrol agents are being accused of routinely vandalizing water left for migrants in the arizona desert. two humanitarian groups are making the accusation and releasing this video which has not been verified by abc news but claim agents sabotaged the water to deter people from crossing into the u.s. in a statement, u.s. border patrol said it does not condone such alleged behavior and is committed to ensuring the safety of all individuals. >>> prosecutors are looking for evidence that the murder of a gay college student in southern california

javier: una simple selfie ayuda las autoridades a condenar a una joven por asesinato, nada menos queejor amiga. con esto y mucho mÁs, comenzamos! ♪ carolina: hola, cÓmo estÁn? feliz viernes de la sala de control de "ediciÓn digital", javier olivares y carolina sarassa. javier: muchachos, levanten las manos, saluden para que la gente sepa que todos estÁn vivos, que estÁn felices! vamos a partir rÁpidamente, pocas horas le quedan a un dividido congreso para evitar el cierre del gobierno. el mayor obstÁculo ha sido el duro enfrentamiento partidista por las demandas demÓcratas que buscan una soluciÓn legislativa permanente que proteja a los cerca de 800.000 soÑadores. carolina: queda en manos de senado, es incierto si contarÁ con los votos suficientes. cÓmo los afectarÍa el cierre del gobierno? los parques nacionales y monumentos tendrÍan que cerrar. los eempleados esenciales recibirÍan pago, los demÁs tendrÍan que ir a trabajar sin sueldo, menos el presidente y los congresistas. los trÁmites de pasaporte, prÉstamos federales y devoluciones de impuestos o se verÍan afectados. ademÁs, afe

yet in illinois and texas, you can't use that selfie feature, because the google removed it.n't really say why. but it appears it was avoiding a conflict with both states, that have tough laws on biometric identification. using faces, fingers or eyes to identify someone. >> those are things you can't change. >> the law firm sued tech companies for biometric usage and says the law requires google and those other tech companies, to explain how the data is being collected. what its being used for. and to obtain consent from the users. >> you can't replace your face like you could with a credit card. so once you have given the information to a company, you are at risk of what, what they may do with that, where it may go from there. >> google says it doesn't use yourselfy for anything else. and only keeps it for the time it takes to search for matches. over the last few days, the company says, more than 30 million selfies have been uploaded using its app, about 450,000 an hour. >> guess i will use my imagination. >> of chicago artist, julia getler thinks the app is great if she co

say no to that selfie.wildlife experience and finding a good responsible tour operator is a great start. check out the world animal protection website for more information. and people from around the world have shared video applications to a party on board a plummeting aircraft. next month, 16 winners including two from every continent, will travel to germany to board a modified a310 plane that simulates weightlessness. their mission is to bust some moves in a zero gravity nightclub. boasting three headline djs, the clubbing is expected to last for 90 minutes. thank you to everyone who sent us their pictures from their travels are using the hashtag traveltuesday. here is what caught my eye. elizabeth shared this night—time glimpse of dubai. ashish took this picture of the sky in india. don't forget to check out our twitter and facebook pages for loads of extra special travel show content that you will not see anywhere else. here are the travel videos we have been watching this month. youtube channel little

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you take a selfie and it matches you with a famous painting.y got mona lisa, this one van gogh. i did one, too. the last supper. no, not jesus, guys. zoom in. i got the waiter in the background. yeah! i feel like leonardo really captured his dimples. ( laughter ) people are going crazy for this but a couple of state governments not so much. >> in illinois and texas you can't use the selfie feature because google removed it. it appears it was avoiding a conflict with both states that have tough laws on biometric identification using faces, fingers or eyes to identify someone. >> trevor: i get what they're saying about privacy and biometrics but let's not pretend the damage hasn't already been done. people are, like, i'm going to post all my photos on facebook, instagram and snapchat. what about the new google -- no, can't take the risk. illinois and texas, you might be reacting. illinois is, but i'm totally on board with texas banning selfies. anything that reduces of seeing a picture of ted cruz, i'll take it. moving to saudi arabia where they'

they fond the belt in the selfie near the body and say she used it to strangle her friend. antuan has been sensed to seven years behind bars. >>> thousands of customers are wells fargo have been criticizing the bank on somebody after an apparent malfunction with the company's automatic bill pay service. many said the bank double dipped into their accounts charging them twice for scheduled payments. customers report waiting for an hour or longer on the bank's customer service line. wells fargo says it's working to fix the issue. >>> apple is promising to create 20,000 jobs in the u.s. the company says as a result of president trump's tax overhaul, it's making a tax payment as well of $38 billion on its overseas profits. it'll also invest another 30 billion in capital spending right here at home to create jobs and build another campus in the u.s. no word on the location as yet but apple's ceo tells abc news the campus will not be in california or texas. >>> when we come back inside an emergency landing as passengers are told to brace. >>> also ahead, flu cases spiking and kil

you can also snap a quick selfie for comparison this is up your alley. >> i thought it meant you tyke selfie and it has an algo that looks into it. >> that will be next, facial recognition. >> surely we're at this point already. this allows you to take a selfie and design the two lyle ywhile look at it i can't believe that's the big announcement >> you enjoy a good selfie >>> music is trening tod itrendy spotify has a new app called stations which creates customized stations based on users preferences. users can log in with their spotify account and station will start generating music they will like it appears only to be available in australia for now are you a spotify guy? >> no, apple music, but i'm losing faith in it >> i like spotify. this is like pandora, but you can choose your sfagstations. >> could be time for a switch. thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," the fed is in focus as it wraps up a two-day policy meeting. we'll tell you what to watch encowh we me back. build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud

ganger you compares your selfie to a database of paintings from hundreds of museums around the world and it's funnily enough this small app this feature within it is going viral it's going crazy in the u.s. of course we had to try it out for ourselves right take a look this is how the app actually works you have to open up the app on your phone health even get this video restarted you open up the app you scroll down here we go to the place where it says upload your selfie and you'll see i actually went ahead and snapped my own picture here chris so we'll well actually put it to the test once you take the picture it analyzes your facial features of it goes ahead and kind of compares your face to this database and it spits out some results you can see various matches from various different paintings i'm not so sure does that look like me i don't know here's my favorite one if we can go to the next slide i kind of took a little bit of a silly selfie and look what came out of the it's a self-portrait by vincent van gogh this is the top downloaded app in the entire united states a top fre

it is in pursuit of the perfect selfie, isn't it? isn't it time the fashion for selfies died out?or the papers. lovely to have u—boat here. thank you very much for coming in. coming up next, it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, mark kermode is back. what have you been watching? as you'll know, awards season is upon us. we have darkest hour, for which gary oldman is hotly tipped for oscars. we have the brawler, mukkabaaz, a boxing—movie—cum—political—romance. and three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, from martin mcdonagh. darkest hour. you wait years for a churchill film to come along and we've had two quite recently, really. so we reviewed churchill with brian cox here on the show a few months ago. the story then was that brian cox was playing brilliantly, i think, churchill anxiety—ridden in the run up to d—day. now we have gary oldman as churchill, anxiety—ridden around the time of dunkirk. it's 1940. the nazis are sweeping across europe. the resistance is crumbling everywhere. he's basicall

and in the selfie --- you can see the same belt police found.antoine was convicted of manslaughter ... and will spend seven years in prison. (steve) police say a florida mom was died in a crash--- that she should have survived. they say nichol barker was killed because of a faulty takata air bag. the florida highway patrol released their report today of the july crash. the crash happened when a car turned in front of barker's car. she hit it at about 30 miles per hour. but when the airbag went off- metal pieces burst through it...and struck barker in the head. the impact of the shrapnel killed the 34 year old mother. thought the air bags were recalled three years ago... a governement report back in november said repairs have been slow. at least 20 people have been killed worldwide because of the airbags. you can go to kron-4 dot com for information on if your car is part of the recall (pam) in sports... colin kaepernick is making good on his million- dollar- pledge... with extra support from a couple of warriors stars... (steve) speaking of the

it and it compares your face with paintings from hundreds of museums around the world and this new selfie feature like you mentioned it's it's really going viral and take a look we had to try it out for ourselves as you mention and here's how it works so you open the app on your phone scroll down to this selfie feature it's a little bit hidden you're going to see my face because i tried it out snap the picture and you can see the app kind of analyzing my facial features and it comes up with the matches from various paintings here the results take a look i don't know if some of them are ok i mean it's finding that beard look the mustache. but i took this one yesterday so i mean i think this one is really cool somehow it's. matched this face. with a self-portrait by vincent van gogh that this is now the top free app in the entire u.s. on the on the apple app store feature the only available actually in the united states we had used a v.p.n. to change our location on the moon google google tells us the feature is an experiment it won't say if it will be rolling it out in other countries any

meghan used to share candid selfies like these. today, her accounts were deleted.m now on, we'll only see the photos the palace posts on their official social media. >> we love you, meghan! >> reporter: today, she waved to a cheering crowd. they visited a radio station. wrapped up in a camel coat and scarf, over black pants and heels, she showed off a new hairdo. the casual messy bun style is a break from the more traditional royal sleek look. her coat is already sold out. inside the station, meghan went for basic black and a sweater over her pants. >> it's so good to meet you. >> reporter: she went to represent radio to see how young people are getting trained in broadcasting. harry learned this fist-bump handshake. >> yeah. >>> in other royal news, today is kate middleton's 36th birthday. she's five months younger than her future sister-in-law meghan. and kate's daughter, princess charlotte, is a mini me of the queen in her new nursery school photos. the 2 1/2-year-old looks a lot like her great-grandmother when she was a tot. down to the side-parted hair. charlo

at 101 it's certainly worth a picture. >> this is called a selfie, big mama. >> taking a selfie. >> yeahry fast. by the way when she was born woodrow wilson was president and thomas marshal was our vice president. >> it ,$8drw >>> making news in america this morning, another high school in america turned into a scene of carnage. >> it was like bang, bang, bang and nobody knew what to do. >> two 15-year-olds shot dead days before the school's homecoming dance. new details on the victims, the chaos and the staggering number of school shootings so far this new year. >>> major development in the russia investigation. special counsel robert mueller looking to question president trump. what he wants to ask and the new questions about what the president asked the acting director of the fbi while they were in the oval office. >>> volcanoes erupting and a major earthquake and tsunami warning along the so-called ring of fire in the pacific this week. should we be worried? scientists weigh in. >>> plus, the major city

getting people involved in fine art using selfies. we'll tell you about it at 4:00. >> we long thought your selfies were fine art. >> some of mine are in museums. >> really. we'll check your accuweather forecast when "action news" comes right back. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any of these types of plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. and provided by unitedhealthcare insurance company, which has over 30 years of experience behind it. apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan any time you want. so

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selfies are not portraits ideals of ourselves meant to last their testimony to momentary sensations that we can immediately share with hundreds of others. addressed an exhibition also demonstrates that our herds to share our image with the world is not new either probably the most impressive story about this comes from the early days of photography frederick douglas was an escaped slave and had the bright idea to use the new medium to combat racism. he became the most photographed man in america. on death row for the freedoms club but not explicitly mentioned photography we have texts written by him as a medium with emancipate or a potential site you can show yourself you can distribute your image and publicize your ideas that way that was very important to him. but this exhibition goes beyond showing historical and modern possibilities whenever art plays a role the face becomes less intelligible for example when one artist experiments with facial recognition software. they manipulated program even registers faces in these random curves and bulges. the funerals and women artists kee

they're targeting these high profile women that have a reputation for posting these sort of sexy selfies racy images on platforms like instagram. let's take a look at some of the women now that we're talking about these are really quite famous in tanzania this is sun choke she's a self-proclaimed model and actress photos like these helped her build a following nearly half a million people follow her on instagram and we have an amber lulu another social media star there seven hundred fifty million followers arms are is on a fifty thousand followers on instagram almost a million these two women are now being directly targeted that's why we're showing them that they were reportedly added to a government watch list and this is part of now a broader government crackdown on these sorts of images not even really nude photos just kind of these racy images is the crackdown working it seems like it is you know clearly these photos are still out there but at least the government is kind of convincing these women to tone it down and in fact one social media star you can see or hear she was summoned

back in syracuse they sketch whatever they want, the corner of a building, a cup of coffee. >> selfies i don't know if i would want to go to a cafe and set a mirror up, but we do sketch each other. >> reporter: artists around the world, together, drawing attention to some of life's finer details. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, syracuse, new york. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart. tomorrow and early next week, lester holt will be reporting from inside north korea. be sure to tune in. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. right now at si >>> this is what america is about, what you see today. people caring about each other. >> right now at 6:00, hundreds of thousands of women marking president trump's first year in office, marching in the streets across america. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. tens of thousands of people voicing concerns by taking it to the streets. this crowd you see here is just the one in oakland. it wasn't even the largest in the bay area today. the second women's march is a national

so they wait to take a selfie or get a hug but i thought it was great mrs. obama took the time to always meet with those people which is so important. maybe not with the staff member who was minding their time but she says you don't know what that means to the person or what they are going through or what a kind word means or a hug or a selfie so she took time to do those things and i admire that about her. i wish i met you a couple years ago but i do have a couple of pictures of us my colleagues have taken because i am always behind theik camera. even in a special moment like i got to bring my daughter to meet president obama when she was two weeks old. i am thankful to have those pictures as a keepsake. >> you mentioned that you like rainbows. what about seeingg actual rainbows? >> jamaica. there was a rainbow picture i was traveling with president obama so we landed in jamaica. sometimes we fly in helicopters to access places in those motorcades so the helicopters always landed a little sooner than the president. onon this day we landed and there was the

that would have been great on the dating profile, that tiger selfie. know, kendis, if there's one thing everyone universally hates, it's homework. talk to your inner fourth grade self. >> yes, way back when. >> finally, there's a student out there getting back at teachers for assigning homework over the holidays. a teacher assigned them a homework assignment to take place over the holiday break. take a look at the answers. i love this. they are very straight to the point. every single word was used in a sentence about how much he hated homework. he his mom says he came up with the answers all by himself. my favorite at the end. save trees, less homework. >> he was successful in the end. >> he's now," the monster rainstorm hitting california's wildfire burn areas of thousands have been ordered to evacuate because of possible flooding and mudslides. we have the latest forecast. >>> breaking overnight, a highly classified u.s. satellite appears to be a total loss. the secret satellite said to be worth billions of dollars, it never reached its target addre

new feature ongoingle arts and culture app. >> it works by matching selfie from art.his is apparently my match. >> it looks like you. >> i often have paned expression on my face in newsroom. >> called dangerous servants coffee, tobacco and alcohol by g. w. peters i think it has hat expression. i don't know about the hair. it needs more gel. >> and hair spray and moose. >> i think i make this face once a day in the newsroom. >> once before the show start and once during the show and once after the morning show here's moyn called girls with edge. i like this picture this girl is from morocco and if you see the challenge you know i'm either yopian. check out google arts and culture app. >> cry me a river. >> katie has a good one too. >> katie looks like a than hers. >> old man. >> i have a mustache come on. >> check out twitter. >> you can't have it all, katie. >> stock market is hot and how long will it ask. live with tips on what to do if you start to up investigate. >> results of president trump physical will be relooseed and what his physician it doing today that is

an age of selfies, shares, insta movement.h stood the test of time and lets people put their hands on what they're seeing. kristen reports all you need is a pen or paint brush and paper. >> reporter: in this fast paced world, many see life through a cell phone camera, but bill elkins has a different view. >> i used to do photos only. they say where was that? >> reporter: he slowed down. >> i like to say i can do a sketch in about the time it takes to drink a cappucino while it's still warm. >> reporter: you night think of sketching as a solitary past time, he's not alone. he started a chapter of urban sketchers in his hometown of syracu syracuse. he thought he might get a few. more than a hundred signed up like kathy. >> the urban sketcher rule is there's no judgment. you can be a novice or an basic tech churl engineer. >> reporter: more than 200 chapters of artist who is meet up to sketch and share. james hobbs is in london. >> i spent a long time drawing, not being aware there was so many other people doing the same thing. >

take an instagram picture or selfie with every single one of them. >> do you think i can do that. >> i have until february. >> yes. >> good to see. i will stop by one african-american museum i'm doing a service project. >> do you that every year. >> constitution center. >> yes. >> good for you. >> yes, one of us has to be. >> yes. >> breaking news on call until 1:00. happy to stay here. >> don't cause any stir in the city. >> i don't want anything to happen, because i will be at my couch or my cubicle. last time the three of us were together. >> wow. >> it was 400 degrees below zero. >> yes. >> yes. >> at the football game that was saturday night. >> and then there we are, saturday evening, this would have been into the first quarter, at some point. >> the game just starting before your face turn red, tears were flowing, your mouth , you could not talk. >> we were still a love at this point. >> you have a hood on, on that hoodie and flipped it up, guy in the back gun was the best. he had a white mustache, goat tea and he spray painted it lime green. so that might be a segment later o

." >> tons of people come by and with their phones, wanting to take selfies.fter the show at 7:00. bill has been there since early this morning. there's tons of people -- if there's tons of people. there have been people there. we'll get to bill, but first to traffic. >> jessica? >> yeah, busy getting coffee. there's plenty of that to go around at the wawa. starting on the schuylkill expressway, cameras moving through the center city area. while we're doing that -- why we're doing that is because of construction in both sides. eastbound we have a lane lost. traffic is getting by. westbound, it's closed. that's closed in between around the south street area and headed to the vine street expressway. then it opens back up. you can get on around the vine. you can get on around 30th street station. before that, you can't do so. wait, here, we're seeing problems in both directions on the schuylkill expressway and clemens ton, water main break. closing down a portion, the white horse pike in both directions. the water main break happened on the westbound side. you se