that's my dad the big smiley has moving eyes and mouth because it's kind of built to mimic the way algorithms read faces and that's what we want the 1000 does that people become aware that their own the face is no longer a private. face it's just the viewer to stay vigilant and ask what the future of facial recognition holds what exactly is happening without data and whether it can ever be deleted. we're all island hopping all this week and today we're actually going to visit 2 in the venetian lagoon the lagoon is an enclosed play off the northeast coast of a state in the adriatic sea and venice is of course its most famous destination but there are other beautiful islands that are definitely worth a visit as you're about to see what are all known renowned for its glass blowing but 1st stop the rather colorful island of border ah no. gliding along the grand canal towards the venetian lagoon within minutes the scenery changes entirely the lagoon is home to more than 30 small islands most of them uninhabited after half an hour we reach burano famous for its brightly colored fisherman's houses.

creamy and smiley tater relaxing i want to leave. these in lock visitors get to stay on as long as they wish because the installation is on a continuous there. recently on arts and culture we talked about the future of music and here is a composer and inventor looking to the future doing a ph d. at the norwegian academy of music and georgian musician. built his own instrument and called it beat machine number one it went viral on social media and since then he says himself that he's become a bit obsessed and spends too much time too much of his time developing his beat machines that's great for us because now he gives concerts with the. there was a time to get them all to hear that mimics a snare drum. there is d.c. motor that makes the bass drum. there is a time in the step of all to hear that spins against a small spring. and that basically mimics high had. made his 1st beat machine in 2016 and it used a crank handle. since then he has further developed his invention. of the machines produced a rhythm and he composes melodies on th

. >> it's the smiley one with the red cheek. >> what does this mean for him?that one when i'm trying to get away with something or i'm trying to be extra nice to a person. >> the picture on my home screen is the producer of the bacheloret bachelorette. >> there's a story behind it. >> i told myself that i wasn't going to change it until i met him. so like four or five years later i finally ran into him and i showed him my home screen. he was so confused. and i still haven't changed it. >> oh boy, this is going to be bad. this is embarrassing. last 24 hours on instagram. i spent an hour and a half. brutal. what am i doing on instagram for an hour and a half? >> national geographic photos. >> my calls are under 10 seconds. that's crazy. >> how about the last person he called? >> a buddy of mine, just seeing where he was. >> cool, bye. what about the last text? >> a little flyer that says youtube content kids summer camp. >> i honestly expected something way juicier from a young kid like him. >> the last thing he googled. >> not this. >> he does admit to googling

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smiley is going to have to throw some strikes. >> kyle: this guy played for mitch sheets so i think he's going to come in and shut the door. i got my money on ryder planchard. >> kyle: he played for sheeter he's got a big time breaking ball. >> karl: kahalehau led this thing off. back to the second inning, singled and scored. here we go. strike one. imamura is at third base. hong at second. pascual at first. tying run at the plate, one out, bottom sixth. and kahalehau was a little late on that. >> david: that's what happens. those swings get down the line. they're fighting in the boxle they're letting the ball travel and things happen. they're putting the ball in play, having tough at-bats. >> karl: the secret to throwing a pitch versus aiming a pitch when you know you need a strike. >> david: just trust it. pick a spot, trust it and let it go. mental. >> karl: throw down to third. ooh, close play. praiter and louque had something going there. >> david: i came up out of my seat. that was quick. >> kyle: pulled a hamstring trying to get a look. >> karl: trying to help your pitcher out. >>

next to it trudeau drew a smiley face. his sharpies. >> i said to myself, this writes much better. >> trudeau takes the edge off trump's sharpie with a smiley. jeanne moos, cnn new york. >> just say there is one thing he's right about a sharpie, but only a sharp sharpie if you know what i'm saying. blunt sharpie is terrible. not this kind, either. too pointy. watch any time, ""ac 360"" starts right now. >>> good evening. president trump tonight acco according to the washington post after repeatingly telling crowds of voters how not racist he is and how much he's done for minorities across the country including taking credit for lowering the unemployment rate for black and ashace asian americans. trump has a problem, people think he's racist and this angers the president. according to the washington post quote president trump considers himself a branding wizard but vexed by a crisis of his own how to shed the label of racist. majority of reasons as we point out the second anniversary, white

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the smiley 5 because their 1st royal new york times is that a real some really good research and really is probably read this through on how difficult it is to read terms of service that are required to get in to sign up for these systems and often the reading will require almost a college education 2nd i think we've been socialized to such a degree that we just don't pay attention that actually some researchers that i think was york university included in a fake social network app that they were testing out in the final term was you assigned to us the rights to your 1st child how can something like 98 percent as you say as what coag. really you know well and i think but really the onus is not unused should not be on users you know who are just trying to live their lives you know do for their families things like that like it is shouldn't be required that we lay off but i've got a quick question for you alex has siri sam has siri you have not seen i am wondering what you know that the rest of us don't know does he just quit well how do what i was going to say it was it's not it's not a

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one of the smiley shaman. of the time the fellas. my can watch it lol oconomowoc just shut up conjure up a bottom line a bottom from another. heart of their father must look pretty to find him a shot at about 80 what i learned my look at when he died. that let's forget how well the. 4 months after the february march protests mohammed sali is thought to have recorded his personal testimony in july 27th about what happened between him and the security forces several years before. however it's worth noting that after the arabic version of this program was broadcast on the 14th of july 29th teen. appeared on bahraini t.v. claiming that what it said in the video testimony was partly on the truman. balcony. or this feeling there was a. more. subtle a 1st became known in august 2003 when he was arrested by the saudi authorities on the king fahd causeway which links bahrain to saudi arabia he was accused of involvement in explosions in riyadh earlier that year bahraini opposition m.p.'s and human rights organizations started a campaign for s

really there is super smiley the party to. on to distancing himself from cell the need for an hour content and announced his resignation meeting president such a mass surveillance either cool for a technocratic can't take a government a new coalition or fresh elections. then he gets mattel salvini professor lhasa he's betting on his own popularity and on the help of smaller right wining and far right parties such as full three tally and the brothers. eventually to propel him to permission. w. one is currently with the fashion willing to go to the polls the only dictators who wanted actions. i think that in a democracy the best way to go about things is always to ask for the opinion of all. employers who are the citizens of it's today. as soon as you put it. meanwhile italian parties are scrambling to forge new alliances under the now named doc administration a pretty easy coalition of left w wing and right wing parties is one possibility alternatively the five star movements could join forces with former prime minister matteo

in the early days he put neon on e adding a smiley face. nbc bay area news. >>> fascinating stuff.6:30, a protest over plastic. the new demand for a bay area closing company. >>> the fight that's dividing the party as the democrats descend on san francisco. >>> president trump doubles down on his trade war with china. late today he announced some big increases in tariffs on just about anything coming from the country. as we showed you at the top of the newscast the dow plunged more than 600 points in reaction to new retaliatory tariffs leveed by china. >> president trump hit back hiking tariffs on billions of dollars of chinese imports from 25% to 30%. he bumped up tariffs another 5% on the rest. in a flurry of tweets he here by orders american companies operating in china to avoid doing business there which did not go over well with many analysts. >> this idea of forbidding companies or preventing u.s. companies from doing business in china has to be the most stupid thing i've every heard in my life. >> the president is headed to france but was already expected to be a contentious

anyone who looked at my profile thanks and the happy smiley girl who wakes up with long hair. post the real stuff. i don't post the pictures of me crying alone in a mcdonald's over the weekend. and if you date me that a be a part of our relationship. it is all a lie. the dog is the least of your problems. nobody dates the person under a dating profile. if you look at mine you don't know that a full sleep holding it. >> the whole thing is a lie. i do find this ridiculous because women find men who have dogs nurturing, that your first mistake ask michael vick or hitler. [laughter] maybe that was a bad reference. the point is, women are upset when they find out that is not ibb panda bear. they're much more upset when they meet me and find out i photoshopped my body as well. [applause] [laughter] >> inevitably the first person on the date will get exposed the have to lie with her looks and personality to offset the anger but the personality they wouldn't have the deception in the first place. >> the problem lies with the women. >> this whole thing rest on the apprentice but if the

. >> there are definitely some worst options so at least there's the smiley one and whatever. >> maybeot that expletive one >>> all right let's get a check on traffic. >> there is a traffic alert still in play here. taking a look at the map of this issue, you can see as you're coming off of the smoit bridge there's a little bit of yellow as you are approaching this accident because you're down two lanes as you are approaching the nimmets this morning. here's a live look at that accident. which really hasn't made much progress. you canee ihe side of the road. this is not going to be a short endeavor clearly right there as you are headed eastbound towards the or away from the peninsula this morning. the good news is that accident is in the opposite of the commute direction. now let's hop over to the right side of your screen. there are no issues slowing you down. it's just regular rush hour traffic. heavy volume for this time in the morning but nothing terrible. the overall big picture looks relatively terrible. one of them is right here in the wake of this slow down. this is at 880th an

has seen reported 34 shark attacks, one of them deadly 65-year-old thomas smiley of california killedmming in maui and sharks can even be a danger outside the water. this week, charter boat captain rick katin reeled in a black tip shark off cape hatteras, north carolina which then clamped down on his calf >> it was like a dog with a big stick in his mouth. it seemed like an eternity when we couldn't get him off >> reporter: experts don't have a specific cause for what's behind the attacks but say warmer waters and temperatures put sharks and swimmers in closer proximity >> they move better and hunt better if things are warm, especially if they're adapted to the warmer climate. >> reporter: from cape cod to florida, shark sightings have shut down beaches during a busy summer season making many rethink their plans. >> we're not afraid to go in the water but we don't go much over waist deep >> tonight in miami, rescuers say the diver is expected to survive. his encounter adding to an already growing concern of what lies beneath these waters morgan chesky, nbc news, miami. >>> and we are

to smiley because they're 1st of all you new york times is that a real some really good research and lilly's probably read this too on how difficult it is to read terms of service that are required to get in to sign up for these systems and often the reading will require almost a college education 2nd i think we've been socialized to such a degree that we just don't pay attention that actually some researchers that i think was york university included in a fake social network app that they were testing out in the final term was you assigned to us the rights to your 1st child how can something like 98 percent say as what poet. really you know well and i think but really the onus is not on users and should not be on users you know who are just trying to live their lives you know do for their families things like that like it is shouldn't be required that we lay out but i've got a quick question for you alex has siri sam has siri you have not seen i am wondering what you know that the rest of us don't have does it just quit well how do what i was going to say was it's not it's not a sor

david: how can you remain so calm and smiley and positive? everything seems bright and starry. to su keenanover in new york and she has an up date on first word news. planneda sticking to trade talks in washington next month, indicating negotiations are on track despite an abrupt escalation of tariff threats. weret talks on the phone described as productive with president trump saying he thinks china wants to do something dramatic. sources in beijing say negotiators are not optimistic and unlikely to make major concessions. new images meanwhile show chinese security forces amassed near the border with hong kong. photos from u.s. satellite imaging company seems to show the people's armed police at a stadium in shenzhen. meanwhile the hong kong airport is restricting access after days of protest. only passengers with valid tickets and staff will be allowed. hundreds of flight and bullet trains in japan a been canceled with a severe tropical storm heading for the south of the country. the weather agency says winds will reach 100 kilometers per hour making landfall thursday. users

and now this little boy whose mom describes him as smiley and happy and enjoying giving hugs to people in the neighborhood is dead because of senseless violence. here is what his mother had to say. take a listen. >> playing a gun might be fun, it might be something. but do you really know at the end of the day if you take someone's life, what that feels like? and then once that life is taken, there's nothing that's going to bring him back. >> reporter: now, according to police, the subject is in custody. the id of that individual is not being released by police. and alisyn, i want to leave you with this. according to usanga's father, on monday, the day of his death, he asked his father to fix his bike for him. and now this memory weighs heavy this memory weighs heavy on his dad because he didn't have a chance to fix his bicycle. >> this story is gut wrenching. knowing in a couple of hours he would have been in school and he was murdered by this gun violence. thank you very much for bringing all this to our attention. >>> as we learn more details about jeffrey epstein's death one of his

. >> put out puffy puppy pictures and smiley pictures and then you will not have to worry about it.dy have companies that are delving very deeply and even if you don't put anything out on social media just on the basis of your buying habits what you look at in advertising every time you go into particular websites they already have belief and even when you put out puppy pictures on social media they still know what you are really interested in, carol. [inaudible conversations] david: go ahead, carol the luxury of the future will be privacy. somebody will take this on and for people who are willing and able to pay for it you will be able to protect your privacy and for everyone else, be careful what you put on line. david: very quick final point, jonathan, go ahead. >> all a company can do is offer you a deal. when the government offers you a deal maintaining your social media credits that's when you get the hell out. david: ignore your calendar, paul has finally arrived. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums with new t

i'm on the rickey smiley show every morning. he loves you.s nice. shout out. >> he is one of the best comedians. >> i'm thrilled to have both of you here and here together. let's get to it. doris, what's on your fall back list? >> i think what i feel strongest about this week is we're forgetting history. i've loved history from the moment i was born, i think, i love telling stories. and think about all the anti-immigrant feelings that have been escalating in this last week, especially showing it. and immigration has made our country strong every single time. first they were worried about the irish coming in. my father aloysius kearns came in. and then eastern europe. henry cabot lodge gave a speech on the senate floor in the 1890s. he said if we bring in these people from the eastern europe, the anglo-saxon race will be diminished. the moral civilization of america will undo itself. and of course they came in and of course they made us better. and people latinos and africans and muslims. this is a culture of diversity. history suggests this i

one of them deadly. 65-year-old thomas smiley of california killed while swimming in maui.rth carolina, paige winter lost a leg and two fingers after a shark attack. the 17-year-old still upbeat. >> i want people to see i'm doing all right. >> reporter: just this past week in florida, 18-year-old reed zipper ended up with 19 stitches after a surfing trip turned into a fight for survival. >> i got on the board, it bit me. like, wow. >> reporter: experts maintain shark attacks are usually a case of mistaken identity, but say the safest bet is to keep your distance, no matter where you are. >> we got hit pretty good. but not as bad as it could have been. >> reporter: and marine biologists say one thing they're looking closely at is sea temperature with the increasing number of attacks, saying that as water becomes warm, t could increase the length of time that swimmers come into contact with sharks, saying they'll be out even earlier in the year and stick around even later. peter, sheinelle? >> have to be careful. morgan chesky, thank you. >> a trooper there. >>> now to a scar

. >> we have over the last few years taken this kind of cheap yellow smiley face, put it over emotione happy, happy, happy. we have lost our sense there are times when sadness is part of life. >> reporter: in public posts, williamson suggested without evidence that antidepressants may be harmful and lead to suicide. the day designer kate spade took her life, williamson blamed antidepressants and after actor robin williams' death, the truth about antidepressions, helpful for some, hurtful for others suggesting they played a role in his suicide. >> it was written by the church of scientology that doesn't belief in medicine even for serious mental illness. >> anderson, if somebody is helped by antidepression sanlt, i'm happy for them. >> it worries me you seem to be sending a message raising such concerns in such a blanket way or critic kri clinical depressi saying you're happy for somebody if it helps them. i don't hear you saying i encourage everybody to talk with a medical provider and see if this is just a regular sadness that's understandable or -- >> well, but i -- what i would say

trudeau sent it back and put a little smiley face. he did the same technique that trump did.embers of congress. they have the printouts of sort what you need to know about this member of congress. in some of -- some are critical but i don't think trump had read all of them. sometimes when he gets bored he'll autograph them with a sharpie and give them to the member of congress. do with it whatever you want. >> let's talk about another relationship that soured over the weekend, trump and scaramucci. >> scaramucci is in a twitter feud with trump. so he only worked for trump for 11 days so he's been in a war with trump on twitter about whether or not trump handled the aftermath of the el paso shootings appropriately. he said he definitely did not. he's now saying that trump is essentially going -- becoming unhinged and may need to be replaced on the ticket. he claims lots of other republicans share this view. but i assume maybe a lot of his friends share the view. we don't see a ton of that in polling data. but it just shows one of the other things he says that trump always turn

they are demanding a smiley. they don't represent the party, but people are afraid to go against them because of how much popularity they are getting and how much media attention. >> elizabeth: to come right out you and say, "you are a racist or personally attacking." this whole debate feels like it is followed through the looking glass and we are on the other side of the mirror. the president is not an anti-semite. he's not about -- "the stranger among us," all this inflammatory rhetoric. that's my personal opinion. i also don't think the president should be telling anybody how to vote. >> nicole: he's the opposite of obama. he's not a great or greater. fortunately, unlike obama, he's putting forth good legislative action and he's doing things not in front of the camera. yes, i don't like his comments. i thought it was a gross generalization. i don't think it's right to say that if you vote democrat that you are anti-loyal. or disloyal. that is not true. again, he makes these bombastic statements. they spend day

but on behalf of everyone at the show, smiley face with hearts for eyes, prayer hands, prayer hands and thumb up to you. some parent are concerned that their kids are using emojis to communicate in code, and yeah, they are. they are doing it. every emoji is also a sex thing. all of them. even santa claus has some kind of connotation. but emojis have become a universal language in some ways. and in honor of world emoji day today we decided to put pedestrians to the test. we went out on the street and showed people some common combinations of emojis, like phrases that people use to ask them if they could tell us what they mean. >> if somebody sent you this, what does this mean? >> this is someone who's against religion i would imagine, because it's a church and poo. >> maybe it's a popular phrase. >> poopin' in church. >> someone's talkin' gossip at church? >> what does this mean? >> holy [ bleep ]. >> great. >> hands, clapping, clapping. >> this means like whatever. this, i don't know, is that a fruit or something? >> touching butts. >> touching butts? >> yeah. >> what would you say if s

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but in their very smiley sits down together, the prime minister with the president of the european, donaldisa those issues. the second eu takeaway is a lot more gloomy, mishal. eu leaders are is a lot more gloomy, mishal. eu leaders a re pretty is a lot more gloomy, mishal. eu leaders are pretty much convinced that boris johnson leaders are pretty much convinced that borisjohnson does not have a realistic, immediately operable alternative to the backstop up his sleeve and they don't see any point in watering down or even getting rid of the backstop altogether, something they say they would not actually do, that is because they think the real problem here is not the backstop but the lack of a majority for the prime minister in parliament to get a brexit deal through. so, they see his focus on domestic politics, not on dealmaking with the eu, and therefore, eu leaders think they now have to wait and watch and they see a no—deal brexit as increasingly likely. katya adler, in biarritz, thank you. the fires raging across part of the amazon rainforest have been high on the agenda of the summit,

wow, unlucky he got 19 stitches in his hand 65-year-old thomas smiley of california was killed while while snorkeling experts still say shark attacks are rare. >> sharks are not here to eat us they're here to eat the seals. sadly, they occasionally make a mistake, but it is really a low probability. if it is something you're nervous about, i would just suggest we stay close to the shoreline. >> reporter: sharks have been around these waters for years, but scientists who study them say they're seeing a change in how early and late they're in certain places they also say rising sea temperatures are changing the habitats of some species, and even causing some to go closer to some beaches, guys. >> a lot of factors at work there. kristen, thanks so much. >> thank you >>> will it be beach weather this weekend a lot of people wondering that. >> people saying -- calabacitas. >> you're on the guacamole. >> sounds like a nice swear word. >> it does. >> we have flash flood watches and warnings in the central plains we have this weak front that's sitting here these storms are just staying right

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