the airport. >> delta is test a self-baggage check that involves facial scanning. we having more on how that technology works. >> most of the waiting game is about getting bags on a plane. >> when you look at any bag drop line you have a lot of people who don't need a lot of help they just need drop a beg bag. >> delta is testing a new system that kpa indicts the process using facial recognition technology. >> i'm going to add a tag. >> you start at a key obviously where you print your own baggage tag, then you move on to the buy metric do it yourself drop. >> i'm going to scan my boarding pass. >> the machine can scan a passport or driver's license but a passport requires no human assistance. >> so now it's going to ask for me to look into the camera. >> the optical scan of rick's face will be instantly checked against the digital image pulled from his passport. >> it said, yes, that's who i am, weigh the bag and take the bag. >> of course we don't always look like we did when we got a passport or license. >> there's a buy know metric algoe rim inch that takes the

. >> reporter: as for privacy, the facial scan is for that point in time. is sort of the test market for this. the guinea pig so to speak. if it works well there, you can expect to see delta implement this at other airports around the country. >>> back here in our area, there will be performances at the annual hispanic fiesta along penns landing. salsa pioneers will also receive awards this evening. ♪ >> you have a preview of sounds that you would hear. our sister station telemundo 62 will be at the annual festival. live entertainment, dancing and a beer garden all hatching to i today and tomorrow. >>> on this saturday, the its f. >> and a big day for the president including meet eings leaders az year. > asia. >>> and as we get into the afternoon, a lot to track like the heat, humidity and the potential for spotty showers. a live view over the art museum. right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on?! the long lasting s

the french first lady had any verbal reaction to this comment. we should note that president trump and melania trump have nearly a quarter century age gap, as well. >> are you willing to submit to a facial scann you travel overseas the department of homeland security is expanding the facial skand program to include american citizens traveling internationally. the bio metric screeners are currently being tested out at six major airports including here at dulles international. they say it's toward a big brother future of preva zif surveillance. this is the only way to successfully keep track over staying their visas. >> the real problem in immigration today is not so much people coming over the but people over staying their visas. we don't have a way of tracking that. this will help solve that problem. >> the information gathered on u.s. citizens will be deleted within 14 days, much more on what's been done to protect your privac privacy. >> three months after that viral video over the doctor being dragged off that flight, united is trying out a new system, aimed to -- aiming to cut down on the daily problem of flights that are over sold. they're using a computer program to identify the over s

. >>> privacy advocates worry about the plan to capture facial scans of all u.s. zens boarding flights leaving the country. dsh say it's the only way to track foreigners. it requires foreigners to be finger printed before entering the u.s. now government wants to scan people's faces when they leave the u.s. as a way to check if any visitors have overstayed their visas. >>> dozens of major tech companies have held a protest online opposing trump's proposals to roll back net neutrality rules. >>> google and other technology firms holding fast regarding the changes of net neutrality rules. here in the u.s. they prevent internet service providers from slowing down to be displayed faster. a cause john oliver has been fighting for for years. >> every subculture must join as one. gamers, youtube celebrities, instagram models, tom from myspace if you're all alive. we need everyone, even and i can't believe i say this donald trump's fans. >> it's an internet day saving net neutrality. president trump' president trump wants to repeal it. others disagree fearing without the r

>>> apple reportedly plans to bon don the fingerprint reader for the iphone eight in favor of a facial recognition system. the 3d scanninguld verify payments and unlock your phone apple is expected to release the iphone eight in september. >>> pay up while you can. there's a new amnesty program to help drivers with those overdue fines from the pennsylvania turnpike. the program is to help drivers before a law take effect. allowing penndot to suspend registrations for drivers with fees over 500 bucks. or six oh more violations. violations under 60 days old you can pay the full amount and then have all the other fees waived. if the violations are more than 60 days you have to pay the full toll amount and have just part of the other fees waived. >> about 8,000 letters mailed to motorists who could be at risk for suspension. they might have ignored our past attempts to collect the outstanding tolls and penalties, this is a notice they should not ignore. >> the new law takes effect august 4th. so if your registration becomes suspended you'll owe an additional $91 registration reinstatement fee as well as your toll violations.

the link. just delete it. which is what i usually do to texts from marina. >>> apple reportedly changing how you use your iphone, it appears to use a facial recognition symptom. the scanningld investigator payments and unlock your phone, apple is expected to release the iphone 8 in september. shares of apple are u 50% from a year ago. . >>> that's jay-z's new album and it's gone platinum less than a week. the recording association tweeted out the news of the picture of jay-z and the company's chairman and ceo standing behind him with the plaque. of >> according to rock nation, all 13 of the studio albums are certified platinum more than any other hip hop artists. >>> is he good as gone? brody logan with the latest on otto porter's new deal. straight ahead in sports. totto every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. for millions who suffer from schizophrenia a side effect of their medication... is something called "akathisia." it's time we took notice. z2ejdz z16fz y2ejdy y16fy (vo) this four

. >> barnes is already familiar with the full-body scan chairs and facial scanners used to detect weaponsr other contraband that might be hidden inside body cavities. >> barnes. >> i know you're barnes. go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation, and how long my going to be here? >> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> i mean, all i can do is use this time the best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are as

evolve as new phones are introduced because analysts think that the iphone will replace the fingerprint scan with facial>>> today a new google feature is pitting google against facebook. google changing its search app on mobile phones to include more personalized searches for its users. the new feature is called google feed. analysts say it is similar to facebook's news feed. they are not trying to copy facebook but want another place to see topics and searches that matter to you. topics range from hobbies and sports and travel. gab l feed will suggest links based on your search history and other google services such as youtube and g-mail. >>> and the nba and nike releasing new uniforms this season. the first revealed belongs to our defending champions. the players worked with teams of experts to create a jersey that wicks away sweat 30 percent faster than the old jerseys. they will have association additions and icon editions. they will be made from recycled buildings which is interesting. and the jerseys, again, nike, look for that stock to do well. it is replacing adidas. >> they can't take our jobs.

the leaked code also suggests the new iphone will have facial recognition technology to unlock the device. the infrared could scanr eyes or your entire face. now adding to the rumors or photos just posted on chinese social media. the user claims this is a prototype. now, many believe it's fake. they often are. but this does seem to show the same shape, with the speaker and camera and facial recognition sensors. tim cook will likely unveil the new iphone in september. that is apple tradition. the next device will be the test anniversary iphone. so expect hoopla to continue. larry? >> kristen, thank you. don't take away my home button. >> i'm attached to it. >> i'm very attached. i fear change. >>> the global temperature, it's going to be changing, likely to rise more than 3 1/2 degrees fahrenheit by the end of this century, according to two different studies in the journal "nature climate change." one used statistical analysis showing there's a 95% chance of temperature rise. the other study looked at past emissions of greenhouse gases. scientists say a global temperature rise could trigger rising sea levels, mass

the next iphone. >> apple is reportedly working on facial identification. bloomberg news says apple is testing eye scanningent that system. >> that new system said to be faster and more accurate than fingerprint sensors. >>> a federal judge given facebook the green light to track activity even after they log off. >> the judge dismissed a lawsuit saying they failed to show that they had reasonable expectation of privacy or that they had suffered any realistic economic harm. >>> and here's another reason not to text while you walk. a new study says it makes you look funny. >> researchers in the uk found people who text while walk make exaggerated movements with the legs trying to avoid ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. where teams compete to make the right decisions about safe food preparations. our challenge in this round -- read and follow package cooking instructions, and use a food thermometer. let's see how our teams are doing so far -- team 1? we just got 100 points. we separated our raw foo

the european brands. apple is said to be working on technology that a phonesers to open using facial recognition technology instead of a fingerprint. nrated security system scansr's face. apple is testing iris scanning, that may not be ready at launch time. phase could become the identifier. facebook is seeking a p or payments in australia. just announcedat that they are coming into the australian market. this has all been blocked on the initiative group. it is good to have you on the program. this could be just the patent proper course by facebook in several markets including australia. is there any reason why? facebook would want to target australia with payments. >> good morning, betty. australia is quite at the forefront of most payments technology. consumers are very quick adopters of new ways to pay, as evidenced by the fact that australia leads the world in contactless payments. in terms of person to person payments, which is what facebook was injured is focused on, it is an interesting market. it is hard to make any money out of it. you and i do not want to pay each other to pay each other, if you know what i mean. there are lots of ways you can pay ot

the iphone with your fingerprint. there are also retina scanning >> there's facial recognition devices in the samsung s8 so there's morehat these feel like security features but they're not. they're actually convenience features. and in a lot of ways, just a simple alphanumeric password is more secure? that's the difference. i'm glad you said that. you have to think about the safety and you're saying not so much. >> the tricky thing if somebody takes your fingerprint, you can't change it. you can change your password. it turns out it's possible for people to get your fingerprint. researchers at nyu school of engineering and michigan state who have come up with master prints that they say might be able to unlock a whole bunch of smartphones. >> oh, boy. >> digital way. >> right, exactly so it's much safer to just use a password that you can change if it gets cracked. >> i feel sorry for anybody who tries to take my face, though. >> we'll be right back. >> poor fella. pssh... um... haha...being surrounded by friends and loved ones. i'm able to sort of move through the world on a bit of a cloud. loud music. fantastic! you

the iphone with a brand-new design and new features. one new features we are expecting is a 3-d-based facial recognition sensor combined with technology, so users will only have to scannedging. currently, iphones use a touch id fingerprint scanner that lets you put your farm on the home button to log in, download apps, and make payments. it will not have any bezels around the sides or edges, meaning there's no room for the home button. virtual.ecome they will have to click the bottom of the screen to launch syria, navigate apps, and go back to the home screen. that means they would have to put a touch id screener on the back of the phone. itself isscreen difficult. apple is relying on the 3-d sensor to allow people to still log in. that, 3-d reconstructions of the face with eye scanning is more accurate and collects more data than a fingerprints answer, meaning your fund -- fingerprint sensor, meaning your phone will be more secure. mark gurman, bloomberg news, los angeles. betty: let's continue our discussion with david kudla. a few years ago, we were counting out apple.just as we were doing that, they got their mojo back, so to speak. but they are still sitting on thi

the face recognition technology is part of a secure user system tat allows them to log in, authenticate payments and launch apps by scanning your facial powered by a 3d sensor still in splen. company is also testing eye scanning to augment that system. >>> here's my question, though if the when you wake up at 1:30 in the morning when that alarm goes off and none of your features are where you left them the night before when you're doing a funny face in the mirror, will it recognize your face then? because that's true tech. >> on paint on our features. >>> eyebrows. >> maybe different faces for different times of the day, mike. >> there you go. you know, it's got different modes for whether it's light or dark, different modes for how you're feeling possibly or look. absolutely. hi, everybody. you might not looking at this, the cloud cover's out there as we look from the exploratorium camera. but the summer pattern meebz the clouds will pull back to the coast by noon. clouds will return this earning, 90s return for some of us in my seven-day forecast. it's going a brisk day east of the golden gate, everywhere in yellow you want to get o

the key to your next iphone. >> apple is working on facial recognition to unlock the devices rather than fingerprints. bloomberg news says apple is testing eye scanningent that system. >> that new system said to be faster and more accurate than fingerprint sensors. >>> federal judge has given facebook the green light to continue tracking users internet activity even after they log off. >> the judge dismissed a lawsuit saying the plaintiffs failed to show they had a reasonable expectation of privacy or that they have suffered any realistic economic harm. >>> and here's another reason not to text while you're walking. new study says it makes you look funny. >> researchers in the uk found people who text while walking make exaggerated movements with their legs because they're trying to avoid obstacles without looking up. >> and those are your tech bytes. thing. more than one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salads so much more than green. and with panera catering, more for your event. panera. food as it should be. and in this swe see.veryday act, when we give, we receive. ♪ yo pomeranian scoots. yopomestachits. oh! triscuit topped with yogurt,

the feature may be replaced with 3-d facial recognition various other reports say apple is testing whole face 3-d scanningiphone 6 is cracked, i'm not replacing it until i see what the next iphone 1 >> that could be cool, picking up your face and unlocking the phone. it never picks up my fingerprint correctly. >> i can't believe we didn't do trending chris christie. this was the story of the weekend. spending the day at the beach he closed >> if you're a new jersey beach goer you should have a look at that story. >>> how the world's two biggest economies are out pvetoro globalization is not dead. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. for incredible protection... snap! so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. i've discovered incredible bladder leak underwear that hugs every curve. can't tell i'm wearing it, can you? always discreet underwear. for bladder leaks. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm sara eisen here with dom chu. time for our must-read stories my pick is in the "the financial times" titled an eu japan pact shows how free trade strides on

the complexities of getting into your online accounts, remembering passwords, fiddling about with devices like this. good biometrics, which depend on something unique about you, simple answer? facial recognition and retina scanningat passport control in various countries and fingerprint scanning on smart phones has taken off as a mean of paying for anything for coffee from a bus ticket. but even those promoting biometrics admit consumers have two big concerns. privacy and the security of the technology, whether can be spoofed. if we got that right and put the right processes in place, i think the convenience of the biometrics offers will create a fantastic customer experience. german hackers claimed they fool the iris scanner with a high—definition photo. but the phone maker and tsb insist it is unlikely that anybody would have both the phone and the photo needed to defeat the system. all across bbc news today we are looking at the pressure of child ca re looking at the pressure of child care forfamilies looking at the pressure of child care for families around the world. problems for working families during the holidays, and how businesses respond. chukker in the us is a big business, given the length of their

scans for u.s. citizens traveling overseas goods and become part of airport security. private programs are already underway at six u.s. airports. i was previously agreed include facial recognition for nonimmigrant travelers to theeir departures catch a visa overstays. the trump administration says american citizens must also be scanned for the program to work. former president -- former president -- brazilian president lula sentenced to more than nine years in prison on corruption for money laundering. lula was president of brazil from 2003 to 2011. his success for dilma rousseff was impeached for corruption. of brazilt president is also under investigation. five men convicted of the murder of a russian opposition leader will be sentenced tomorrow. prosecutors are asking for life in prison for the trigger man and long sentences for the other four. of vladimirritic putin was gunned down while walking on a bridge near the kremlin in 2015. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than journalists 2700 and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. scarlet: thank you it coming up, tv networks tackling a decline from ad revenue for football games. what the upcoming nfl season will do for their botto

scan a picture and no details about them. how does that scale? danny: security is a key area. i think like everything you have to embrace the technology. acknowledge facialtion gives you the ability to find where the bad guys are, is a very positive development. think about the person who is in a foreign city and has nothing on them. the ability of somebody else to comedy facial recognition, to find nationality, to find their closes embassy, the next it c - of kin. there is so much value this can bring. blippar now? five years ago is about branding and exciting ways of using it and getting access. what do you want to stand for now? danny: we are a technology company that specializes in augmented reality. is a showcase of the technology. we made a very clear decision to be able to scale, you need to be good at computer vision. when you have a perfect marriage with augmented reality and overlaying technology, you have aierfect technology to allow to scale. if that happens within our app, the technology we have built can be taken outside the app so other companies can capitalize in what we have done a computer vision. >> what is it mean in terms of money? a

scan a picture and know the details about them? how does that scale? >> security is a key area. not something we are working on now. at the end of the day, if you acknowledge facial the ability to find where the bad guys are, that is a positive development. people think about privacy issues. about someone in a foreign city who falls down, the ability to find nationality and the next of kin saves lives. there is a debate about privacy but also so much value added. when blippar first launched five years ago, it was very much about branding and andp is a showcase of the technology. thatde the clear decision you need to be good at computer vision. when you have a perfect marriage between augmented reality with recognition and cognition, you have the perfect marriage that will allow a are to scale. we provide people the ability to get more from the world in front of them. the technology we have built can be taken outside the app and used by companies in other sectors to capitalize. caroline: you said you have been investing heavily. what does that mean in terms of money? are you looking toward profitability or breakeven? how can you make sure this is a revenue driver

facial recognition system or its new iphone due out later this year. that would take the touch out of the fingerprints dan that allows you -- scan that allows you to unlockiend. correspondent: apple is planning a brand-new design and plenty of the features. we are expecting a 3-d based sensor recognition of so users can scan their faith their faceyes -- and eyes to log in. going tophone is not sidesessels around the or edges. put means they have to the fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone or on the display. getting the fingerprint scanner under the screen is difficult so they are relying on this 3-d scanner to allow people to lock in -- log in. your phone will now be more secure. it will be a quick process according to people familiar with the matter. bloomberg news, and all things will --los angeles. rashaad: another bad day for spacex. they have been forced it to defer a launch. it is the second time in 24 hours that it happened. it was a violation of the board criteria. criteria. the next launch date will be july the fourth. coming up, we have australia releasing its retail sales numbers. we'll break the latest gauge for tumor sentiment for th

to facial scan before leaving united states original program to fornz would affect outbound international passengers testing technology jfk new york dulles washington boston chicago houston atlanta theut of the trial if they want dhas a says not keeping scans of u.s. citizens privacy experts up in arms about the entire idea. well a big legal victory for google over in europe a french court riling company does not a have to pay 1.3 billion dollars in fwaksz, the issue here did google avoid taxes in france specifically, by rooting ad sales out of ireland court says company did not have a tax be able presence in france ruling would weeks after google hit with record antitrust fine by eu, google alphabet parent higher fractionally. >> check this out, you are watching the first successful test of hyperloop one this is the brainchild of elon musk made vehicle travel 70 miles per hour 5 seconds through nevada desert magnetic levinetation this is the first step in hyperloop dream of moving people from one city to another super sonic speed the goal to increase speed to 250 miles per hour if you have a need for speed yeah this is all for you you all enjoy that, then finally there is this, nas