computer interfaces. as the monkey watch the arm grab a piece of food, the animals neurons began firing as if they were grabbing the fruit with your own arm. meanwhile they use the information to build their decoder. the computer algorithm that specific firing patterns with particular movements. as the researchers continued moving the arm, the algorithmic association grew stronger. eventually they began to dial down. the monkey --dash they encourage the monkey to move the arm and the desired back and forth movement. it was the synergy between animal and all all the algorithm. the results on paper published in 2008. cbs and 60 minutes came calling. this study was on the front page of the new york times and was picked up by countless other news organizations. no one had ever seen such elegant neuro- control. he had knocked it out of the park. it was a gratifying moment but not a comfortable one for a guy who's more interested in the science. i hated it. i can never express what i wanted to express. yes they can grab food and bring it to their mouth. still, he was undeniably proud of the w

just got an updated interface... you can get radar... forecast... and watches and warnings in the palm of your hand... and you can customize it to where you live. just search "k-t-v-n" in the google play or apple store. turning to campaign 2016... just ahead of the democratic caucus... former president bill clinton will be in reno today to campaign on his wife's behalf. that event will take place at the hillary for nevada campaign offices located at 14-13 south virginia street in reno... from 11-30 a-m to 2 p-m. and senator bernie sanders is also scheduled to be in sparks today... right after holding a rally will be held in the rose ballroom at the nugget casino resort. the event is free and open to the public... and doors open at one p-m. fernley's population has more than doubled since 2000. and that has created some growing pains. the north lyon county fire protection district does not have the funding to keep up with that growth. the fire chief says their 1- point-5 million dollars per year and 12 firefighters are only half of what is needed. volunteers are crucial... and the

-- interfaced with some of the political social issues of our time. pope francis along with the environment -- that he came to america -- you first came to cuba. and then he came to america to address washington and the congress. he was also in new york and philadelphia. and mention him because, in that speech, the joint session of congress, he mentioned four persons that have influenced us in this culture. our values and so forth. thomas merton, dorothy hayes -- a catholic social worker, dr. martin luther king jr. for his emphasis on civil rights -- and you mentioned abraham lincoln. i was impressed with the fact that he had such knowledge of our country and did his homework -- like a good jesuit does. so along with the encyclical in terms of the environment, his emphasis on social rights through these individuals that have impacted our world -- so i thought that was very insightful of him. >> francis, the first jesuit pope -- is surprised everyone by choosing st. francis of assisi. one of your big stories is -- the pope addresses congress? >> right. and the issues that face ou

that you have an option so you can get a complete workout. another is the whole user interface. you can select your workout. i'm going choose a full body workout. select the time, how long you have to workout by pressing the plus sign or the minus sign. >> they do it in five minute increments. >> you can type in any money you want. you can do anything. then select begin workout. it has somebody doing the exercises. he describes it as a pandora of music. let's say you can't do push-ups, you can forward to the next exercise or skip through them. it doesn't take out the timeline. it substitutes in a different exercise. or you don't do, you are getting kusmization. i'll end this. >> i went to the next one.one. >> you can set it to a break in wean. you can define that. what i like personally it shows your calories you burn, i like that feedback. we just burned 40 calories. and you get medals and goals. one of the other things i wanted to point out is that -- this is the free version i just showed you, there is also a premium version, that's the paid for, which costs $2.99 a month or $19

to change our business because of our clients. the way we interface with our clients, the way we automate with them. it makes their ease of doing business -- it makes it easier for them to do business, and that is important for them. ofhave had to change many the processes from a regulatory standpoint. we have lots of regulatory requirements. we have to get those rights every day. we have to automate those processes. we have to make ourselves more efficient. in every part of our business, whether it is running our own internal business, interfacing with the client, interfacing with regulators, we are always thinking about how we can use technology to improve the product and to improve the outcomes. emily: banks are selling off, as well as tech, deutsche bank down year to date and others. why is this happening? is this justified? not going to say it is justified, and i am not going to say it is not justified. all i can say is we at goldman sachs have to run our business well. we have always said we are in a highly cyclical business. as the world good will say we are at the top and

more user-friendly interfaces, opening market to additional platforms that are not strictly under the purview of management of a single distributor. today, 99% of the pay-tv customers rent a set-top box from a mvpd at a cost that exceeds $200 per year. while the cost of other technologies have solid as competition in greece, because of the set-top box has risen for american pay-tv subscribers over the same period. this item proposes, not a doubt, but proposes to provide a technology neutral means for consumers to choose how they interact with the multichannel video programming services they pay for. if a consumer wishes to purchase a device or application to access this programming, this proposal will power that choice. if a consumer chooses to continue to rent a box or app from the mvpd, they have the option to do that also. this item does not propose a specific technical standard like the proposal that the commission can better back in 2010. instead, a standards setting body in consultation with the suspect did the layout technical specifications, enabling manufacturers, retailers a

reality will be the next interface for everything in computing, certainly for social. we can imagine we are with other people and away we cannot today. it is really transitional. facebook,tandpoint of virtual reality will not be a huge business. virtual reality will be a nice business for oculus, but the long-term is interface play. also coming up, the yahoo! mobile developers conference. what is going to happen there? >> this is the first big talk marissa will be at. emily: she is speaking. >> one of the keynotes. couple weeks ago, we found out that yahoo! was going to sell, potentially. there was this huge plan to cut costs. we will look into her vision for mobile. acquisition in 2014, when the company bought flurry. this is something that yahoo! to use as, here is where we are in mobile. emily: another interesting development is yahoo! will be streaming the berkshire hathaway conference. >> they have had some nice things. just a couple months ago, they had the nfl. emily: a little buggy. >> i-8 -- i had a good experience. yahoo! has some nice content. this shows they are a platform t

? charlie: i think it will be fought on price, but i think it will also be fought on user interface and ease of use. so can you just pick it up and use it without an instruction manual? you know, certainly, apple has kind of pioneered that kind of thing, but we have done a pretty good job of that ourselves. and we got lots of room for improvement on sling tv. which is a pretty good user interface for 20 channels. now we're 60 channels. and over 200 international channels. so we have to make improvements there, but it will be fought on a number of issues. it will be fought on distribution, it will be fought on real estate, on devices, and is your app on devices? so a lot of issues, but price will be one of the issues. betty: so given that, i mean, is apple tv -- i mean, the fact they have not revamped this in several years, are they a little too late to the game here? charlie: no, i think we are still in the first inning. so i don't think they are late to the game at all. i don't think the second inning is until next year. so i think there is room for multiple entrants. and we will probably s

out obsolete and duplicate records, cross-referencing by crime and criminal, interfacing and coding all pertinent information. i was thinking of doing that. any questions? you putting on weight? here! so i go back to court, get another order, she ignores it, i go back to court again? i'm afraid that's the system. morning, captain. zatelli. oh, hi, there. hey, how you doing? you work here? yeah, that's right. excuse me. i'll be right back. captain, thank you for your help. look, i'm sure you'll be able to -- martin, we're going. inside, space cadet. sergeant, i had no intention of jumping, you know. yeah, i know. the only reason i was up there was that my coordinates were off. marty. certainly nothing to kill yourself over. is this our jumper? not getting off that easy. this is adam boyer. this is captain miller. hello. mr. boyer. he was just sitting on top of the washington arch. well, i hadn't planned on materializing at that particular location. materializing? better tell him where you're from. denver. um...what year? yeah, that's 2037 a.d. how are the broncos doing? they moved, h

federal charges against alan. >> just to give you the idea the type he interface second 2010 christian parker was convicted of the same thing she infected 18 people and is now serving 30 years in prison. >> a survivor strength and wrote in a boulder corporate when michelle lopez takes a stand in a trial of a woman accused of stealing her baby from her womb. the case made national headlines last march when she allegedly lured her to prolong the home with a craigslist ad. it was there that she attacked wilson. both can survive late was arrested and opry seems in a trial start tomorrow. wilkins is expected to take a stand safe car thieves go right to the source to sometime overnight crooks stole 11 cars from mcmanus motors in wheat ridge. fox12 endeavor amanda joins us live and they took cars with us and all he got away with right cracks. >> it's not also took keys to more than 50 vehicles other many of which are still on the lots night so please had beefed up their area of control and blocked the entrance hoping more. >> we need a sale a day to sail away. >> he's hoping he started this c

...wherever you are... with our free channel 2 weather it just got an updated interface... you can get radar... forecast... and watches and warnings in the palm of your hand... and you can customize it to where you live. just search "k-t-v-n" in the google play or apple store. fernley's population has more than doubled since 2000. and that has created some growing pains. the north lyon county fire protection district does not have the funding to keep up with that growth. the fire chief says their 1- point-5 million dollars per year and 12 firefighters are only half of what is needed. volunteers are crucial... and the district has had help with donations... including two fire engines from the city of las vegas. huntley "we want to see development. we're excited about that and we definitely believe it will help us, but we want to make sure those people's investments are protected, too." city leaders say, they expect more property tax revenue to come in as growth continues... enough, because of lower assessed values. as we saw yesterday, our area's winter weather can cause extremely dange

minutes away. >>>>a man accused of stealing a carrith a baby interfaced a judge today. it occurred outside a flawed laundromat. the child was found safe about 8 miles away from the laundromat and reunite with her family. >>> a deadly drive in not waterdale. the impact caused one car to spin out he just a second a four-year-old girl. she was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> pope francis has made his way to mexico. >>> a freak accident when a manhole crashes into a woman's car. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dogoghimpering) to keep it pumping. >>> the pope was seen cruising around mexico city in his popemobile. greeted the first latin-american pope. pope benedict xvi stopped to meet the adoreing crowd, 'em basing several children. >> experefnces teaches us southeastern or later the life of society becomes 1tha

people's pets. coyote sightings are more common in the urban interface areas -- where the city meats the wildlands. places like damonte ranch, spanish springs and sommersett. and in the last two months, there have been multiple reports of coyotes attacking people's pets -- right in their own backyards. beth cabral's dog, jax, was attacked last month. beth "my son ran out there and he actually saw this lanky animal, which appeared to be a coyote, and it sprung over the fence as soon as my son started yelling." jax was battered and bloody -- but survived. wildlife officials say this is somewhat common -- especially in the warmer months. they say it can be avoided if you keep dog food and trash out of your yard -- and do your best to make coyotes feel unwelcome. the last few weeks have been warm for february in northern nevada. but with the warm weather comes the beginning of allergy season. right now the pollen count is in the medium category for juniper. there is no sign of weeds or grasses just yet. this year's allergy season will be different than years past due to the increase in m

. >> we completely change the way he's interfacing with aspects of the system, to have him not rely on the mouse. whatever he happens to be doing, we would surface the most logical things he might want to do. emily: that also applies to his text-to-speech program. it has doubled speech rates. it considers what he was last writing, whether there were errors, and tries to predict which character he might choose next. to do that, the program has to learn how hawking writes and -- writes and speaks, by analyzing documents. >> the tests we ran shows that of a given body of text, made up of a certain number of characters, professor hawking would only have to enter around 15%-20% of those, and the rest would be inferred. emily: here's the crazy part. everything stephen hawking does on his computer is triggered by one muscle in his cheek, and infrared sensor detects when it moves up, the way our smartphones can sense when it is close to the face. future versions of this technology are aiming to take a bigger range of movement into account. >> you essentially today say yes and no by moving his eyeb

people. , usert all the changes interface changes that facebook has made. you can see in a market where it is almost four times bigger than twitter, it is still growing at around the same pace as twitter. twitter, with a quarter of the user base, cannot outgrow facebook. that says something pretty material about the problems of user interface problems of twitter. emily: mark mahaney of rbc capital markets. we will talk to about yelp after this quick break. david berg -- david kilpatrick sticking with us. and jimmy maymann of aol sticking with us. when we return, we get the breakdown on the yelp quarterly earnings as the stock plunges to levels not seen since 2012. ♪ ♪ emily: 21st century fox posted second-quarter profits that met analyst estimates, it comes as the cable and broadcast television business countered lower revenue from film. revenue missed estimates to $7.38 billion. earlier this month, the media giant said that it would trim costs by cutting staff in the u.s. with a voluntary buyout program. theking with earnings, amid broad market decline, yelp fell to its lowes

authenticated they just enter those results, literally just tapping in simple numbers into the interface. and that gets submitted then it's sent into the central database that the headquarters gets a chance to look at." the new "caucus reporting app" will replace the old-school system of calling-in results by phone. next week. that's when new hampshire will hold the first presidential primary vote. the polls aren't as close as they are in iowa. both donald trump and bernie sanders lead by double digits over ted cruz and hillary clinton respectively. still ahead - a police dog taken in down in the line of duty in pennsylvania. we'll tell you what lead up to him being killed in the line of duty. plus - dozens of alleged drug cartel members are arrested in arizona. we'll tell you the famous drug lord they are accused of working for. also still to come, we normally want to keep people we don't know locked out of our phones. but what if someone needs to save your life? we'll show you an app that can give emergency responders access to important your health. plus - hundreds of plumbers lending a he

programming. under this proposal they could use different standards for their own user interfaces so as not to impede the competitive evolution of these devices and apps. to choose the security systems they use to ensure all video programming is protected and only those who subscribe to a service are able to access it provided a each support one content protection system that is licensed, and reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms by an organization that is not affiliated with it. this approach will balance their rates to choose the content protection systems to protect programming with the needs of manufacturers to build devices that access protected content from a variety that may use content protection systems. next day -- the npr and provides parity will allow each to offers an application on unaffiliated devices without the need for specific equipment but also offered the information flow to an affiliated applications without the need for specific equipment. .. >> and the build of various types and sizes of providers to comply with the proposal. finally, the item includes a memoran

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device that is bluetooth enabled i can interface with it. so i can listen to music on my phone, i can take phone calls."a forearm to rich... is also a thermometer. [sot-lee]"i can scan it with a scanner and it wil tell me my temperature." and a chip in the web of his hand... capable of sending messages to his phone. [sot-lee]"here we go. "thank biohacking exists mostly on the web... a virtual think tank where grinders connect from all over the world. [sot-lee]"our community is pretty tight knit and it's grown a lot.""grindhouse wetware" is based in pennsylania... the biotech startup is currently in trials and will begin selling implantable devices this year... here's ryan o'shea. [sot-ryan o'shea/grindhouse wetware]"what i am interested in is functional implants that can track my health data, that can make me a stronger, faster, a better human."but these enhancements are controversial... and illegal in many parts of the country [sot-o'shea]"there is a lot of legal questions that are hindering our growth right now."to skirt the system... grinders go underground, and find body modificat

? >> it's a we actually have a whole hmi human interface team that didn't ex ikt four or five years ago. they come from the product industry. minivan is largest rear entertainment dual screens for the kids. flush mount 8.4 inch screen and 7 inch screen in the cluster. we want to integrate it in such a way it's not saulting. it's secondary. kid as you know we design the interi to feel like a spa. technology is there but secondary. >> cameras all throughout the >> yes. >> including the front of the car. >> we have two cameras in the front. one for parking right under the mirror here. >> let's let's take a look here and see. one of my favorite ones was kind of hiding it. you don't want the camera toign but there it is. >> right there. >> then we have this as a radar which measures the car in front of you on the freeway. you can automatic cruise control. it will set the speed for you. >> you your hands off the wheel. >> your feet off the gas. i wouldn't recommend but you can if you fall asleep for example the van can tell that you have and put an input in andtart going off it will wake you

there is a lot of talk about meta-machine interface. as you look in the future markets, as you put your hat on and look 5, 10 years out, what are going to be the areas you think will be the most important --as where you are going to you are already starting to invest would position yourself properly downstream? brad: i mentioned earlier that there is globalization, mobile computing. we are trying to put those 2 phenomena together. we are also in our military business trying to provide the very best feedback so actually behaviors can change and we can produce true readiness. very much interested in full motion video, the processing of that, moving it around. there has been an insatiable appetite for that product and's 9/11. -- since 9/11. vago: do you see the department -- better buying power is an important thing, but do you see the department -- what are the things the department would have at more get better quickly adopting technology and new thinking to match the pace of change, particularly in the commercial marketplace? brad: we are all going to have to take more risk and go faste

natural events like drought and wildlife that have driven animals towards the urban interface and into neighborhoods." residents of this carson city neighborhood say this herd of deer wanders through eveve day. and they've gotten very edward "i can walk up. i can actually pet some of them." edward "they're like family, almost. you know, it's fun." lazar says he doesn't feed the deer -- but n-dow says that is a growing problem. healy says people often feed pumpkins, corn and other grains to the deer -- often attracting other wild animals. chris "we had a case up in galena, this year, in late october where a warning was issued to a man. he says "but i was feeding the deer,' and i said 'well yeah, but you're also bringing in a bear.'" and predators might not be far behind. healy "you can concentrate them so mountain lions come in and have an easier time of it, killing those deer and consuming them." healy says that can also put pets and humans in danger. and while deer seem harmless -- they're still wild animals. edward "i just grabbed one of his antlers, messing around one day, and he ju

interface today... you can get the radar... forecast... and watches and warnings in the palm of your to where you live. just search "k-t-v-n" in the google play or apple store. in crime beat... a shooting at a mobile home park in reno left one man dead last night. just after 7 p-m... reno police were called out on a report of a shooting, at the 27-hundred block of kietzke lane. that's the ponderosa trailer park near yori park. when officers got there... they found a man in the parking lot with a gunshot wound. lt. scott shaw, rpd: "reno fire department as well as remsa worked on the victim for quite a while, but were unable to revive him. so at this time we are working on a homicide investigation." police are looking for the shooter... but have not yet released a description. the person who was killed has not been identified. the gang unit was also on scene...and police are still investigating whether it was a gang-related incident. if you know anything about it, call secret witness at 3-2-2 49-hundred. also in crime beat, reno police have arrested two people in connection with a fraud

. subways, bridges. we manufacture and install cameras. build network interfaces. city said we missed a couple. so they came to check the contracts. what's this about? wait a minute. you said they came to check? yeah, eric and one of the associates. you remember this lawyer's name? i wasn't paying attention. i got video on the outside doo if you want to take a look. we make cameras. they're everywhere. (aldridge) here we go. front lobby. (cassady) pause it. can you blow that up? sure. (green) that's our friend from the restaurant. the one that had the argument with eric. ben faoud. (paulsen) you ha audio? uh, yeah, sure. (woman at front desk) you sure you have an appointment for today? yes. and where did you say you were from? we're from hoffman, gold. let me call mr. aldridge. our appointment is for today. okay, stop it. can you get us a copy of that audio? sure. not a problem. we should try to match this audio the voices on that beheading tape. (man from beheading video) you cheer when our gis die in iraq. why live in our country if you hate our way of life? from the arawaysecurity lo

, you won't get more money if that is what you're asking. >> or less. it is almost like an interface issue with the computer. >> the computers are so they aren't able to accept it. your taxes it is going to rain today. >> thankfully while a lot of us are headed off to work or school this morning, most of you will be dry. let me show you where the rain is. it is to the north. we'll zoom up more. here are lightning strikes. 390 lightning strikes well off into the gulf of mexico. what does that mean for you? well, mostly dry through 6, 7, 8:00 this morning. after that, i start to ramp the rain chance up. 60% through the midday time period from 11 to 11. a 70% chance, that is when i think the best coverage will be, between 2 and 4. after 5:00, the rain starts making its way further to the south as the front does. it starts cooling down. obviously a wet day today at 70%. dry and cooler tomorrow, now, don't get too upset about saturday. saturday for the most part will be dry. it is late in the overnight time period with the 30% rain chance. 20% into sunday morning but the cold front then i

maps, weather reports, crime statistics, camera feeds and more. it then interfaces those sources on one pane of glass. they can then look for patterns. patterns that could identify intent and when and where they will strike again within a two block radius. >> if you go back and look, hey, it is saturday, it is a certain time of day, it is a certain temperature and then you combine that with social predict when and where that will happen. >> reporter: new york waterway is the first organization in the area to incorporate parts of the system. allowing the ferry company and law enforcement to monitor the boats in real time. >> if there was a hostage situation they could see the lay out, the placement of the cameras and how many people we have on board. >> the software is used in washington and is expected to soon. nypd would not comment on it but did tell cbs 2 news it began testing a similar application last month. >>> the grammy awards is three days away and there is already controversy brewing over kanye west's new song that has lyrics about taylor swift. kanye west took to social m

the urban interface symbolizes, i'm actually moving into an area where i'm going to have interactions with wildlife." healy says it's best to avoid leaving things like dog food and trash in your yard -- and do your best to make coyotes feel unwelcome. chris "you want to make noise. you want to make them fearful. you want to make them fearful of humans and they should be fearful of humans. you don't want them being comfortable." cabral says they are taking precautions to prevent coyotes from coming back -- including keeping a close eye on jax. beth "we feel we can't go out to let our dog out anymore, by going to happen again. especially, since he's so small." coyotes are attracted to some neighborhoods more than others -- usually because of the availability of food like rodents. but attracting them with human sources of food can be avoided. chris "not everybody will have trouble but some people will and it would be a real tragedy for people to lose their pets or even the possibility of a child getting mauled or something like that." some areas are having public workshops r

ways of getting information out there. always interested with the interface between the classroom and the media in terms of film and music. for students in the 21st century classroom you've got to be able to speak to them from different angles. >> share your own stories on twitter using #black stories untold. a new piece will be highlighted every day. your responses could be featured. >> had the privilege of joining hundreds for the sneak peek of the movie "race." . the film tells the true story of jesse owens. >> this is the true spirit of sportsmanship we're seeing between two athletes today. >> owens was the african-american athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 berlin olympics. his success shattered adolf hitler's notions of nazi racial superiority. i spoke with owens' granddaughter who called the film authentic.ç >> the white flag is up. >> my family had a lot of input in the script, very, very involved in the development, over the last two, three years, met several times with the producers. very involved because there was a true story that we wanted to tell. and that no

in 2015. mrs. clyburn: what i'm hearing is that we want user friendly interfaces. we want options. we want to be able to take advantage of the opportunities that that box or any other device or means has to offer. that is an open item. i cannot speak with too much specificity. i will pay in terms of those advocates is that they want that device in the home and they want it to be opened to all types of plot forms. -- types of plot forms. -- platforms. if i do not have a relationship with a cable or satellite entity, how does my programming get seen? i would love to be able to take advantage of that device. to be able to download or view over that device. these are the types of issues that will be t cap. whether that device should be orictly under the management the purview of the satellite and cable providers, or whether or not it should be neutral and open to all potential programmers. in the discussions we will have, this series of questions and more will address that. whether or not there will be an event pathway in terms of that, or whether or not the current regime, in the hea

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around the world. the society for worldwide interface telecommunications is used to transmit payments and credit to keep steps to opening up the financial system after sections were lifted on implementation of a nuclear agreement . reporter: banks can accessed swift as of today. we should note that our banks were subject to sanctions and needed to prepare the necessary infrastructure, and they managed to get ready by today. they can now be part of swift. has been a driver on the global markets this monday. new data showing that factor activity contracted for the sixth straight month in january, another sign of slowdown in the economy. focusnking sector was in with losses of about 1.5%. wall street has also been trading lower. the nasdaq has picked up above the flatlined there. manufacturing in the united states shrank for the fourth month in a row. 1% in december. crude oil prices dropped about 5% this session. cap for a look at some of the other business headlines now. 21horities in china arrested people suspected of running a ponzi scheme. chinese media reported that the online lend

more common in the urban interface areas... where the city meets the wildlands. places like damonte ranch, spanish springs and sommersett. and in the last two months, there have been multiple reports of coyotes attacking people's pets... right in their own backyards. beth cabral's dog, jax, was attacked last month. beth "my son ran out there and he actually saw this lanky animal, which appeared to be a coyote, and it sprung over the fence as soon as my son started yelling." jax was battered and bloody -- say this is somewhat common... especially in the warmer months. they say it can be avoided if you keep dog food and trash out of your yard... and do your best to make coyotes feel unwelcome. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... documents are showing the takata airbag company might have known their air bags were defective...what the new reports are showing...after the break. meteorologist jeff martinez will have your pinpoint 2 forecast "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological socie

gaming interface. i've heard enough. oh, that diabolical old fossil face. i asked him for money to invest in video games back in 1979. cornelius spent 30 years developing a video game for you.

new wearable interface... xerox believes finding the right solution shouldn't be so much work. by engineering a better way for people,and technology work can work better. with xerox. >> dickerson: some are our cbs stations are leave us now. most of you we'll be right back with a lot for "face the nation" and more results from our cbs news battleground tracker andanders. the following is a paid advtisement for time life's music collection. chances are 'cause i wear a silly grin there are artists we'll always remember... mona lisa, mona lisa men have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that will always touch our hearts... it's impossible to tell the sun to leave the sky it's just impossible

...wherever you are... with our free channel 2 weather app. it just got an updated interface today... you can get the radar... forecast... and watches and warnings in the palm of your hand... and you can customize it to where you live. just search "k-t-v-n" in the google play or apple store. turning to the crime beat.. reno police have arrested two people in connection with a fraud investigation. 31 year old matthew williams and 28 year old julie morris were with burglary, use of an id and credit card without permission and conspiracy to commit a crime. investigators believe they stole personal information from vehicles and used them to make fraudulent checks. and police have also arrested 47- year-old james bzdziuch and 25- year-old kanin celestre, who are suspected of burglarizing vehicles at fitness centers in reno. police say they recovered stolen property from a hotel room registered to one of the men after they were taken into custody on february 2nd. deputies with the douglas county sheriff's office are asking for help finding a woman they say has been missing since monday.

as a cover. >> religion can be used in a good way and a wrong way.>> interface leaders meeting discussing on how to react and lead on a number of fronts including the role of women in places of worship being among the most segregated places on earth. join us for faith in our town tonight on wusa9 at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00, and 11:00. >> the store at 5:00 shows a religion helped shape political campaigns. allison up next with the forecast. >> here on the weather front and doing my best to sweep a little bit but couldn't find a shovel. 9 inches of snow in king george i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to the news at noon and markette sheppard from "great day washing

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interface today... you can get the radar... forecast... and watches and warnings in the palm of your hand... and you can customize it to where you live. just search "k-t-v-n" in the google play or apple store. turning to the crime beat... reno police have arrested two people in connection with a fraud investigation. 31 year old matthew williams and arrested a week ago and charged with burglary, and use of an id and credit card without permission. investigators believe they stole personal information from vehicles and used them to make fraudulent checks. and police have also arrested 47- year-old james bzdziuch and 25- year-old kanin celestre, who are suspected of burglarizing vehicles at fitness centers in reno. police say the recovered stolen property from a hotel room registered to one of the men after they were taken into custody on february second. deputies with the douglas county sheriff's office are asking for help finding a woman who's been missing since monday. 69-year-old carolyn batchelor was last seen by her roommate at their home on zephyr cove. she's five foot 7...

is bluetooth enabled i can interface with it. so i can listen to music on my phone, i can take phone calls."a forearm to rich... is also a thermometer. [sot-lee]"i can scan it with a scanner and it wil tell me my temperature." and a chip in the web of his hand... capable of sending messages to his phone. you for watching."the world of biohacking exists mostly on the web... a virtual think tank where grinders connect from all over the world. [sot-lee]"our community is pretty tight knit and it's grown a lot.""grindhouse wetware" is based in pennsylania... the biotech startup is currently in trials and will begin selling implantable devices this year... here's ryan o'shea. [sot-ryan o'shea/grindhouse wetware]"what i am interested in is functional implants that can track my health data, that can make me a stronger, faster, a better human."but these enhancements are controversial... and illegal in many parts of the country [sot-o'shea]"there is a lot of legal questions that are hindering our growth right now."to skirt the system... grinders go underground, and find body modification

inequalities in the system, to suggest that we use interfaces that are implemented and provided by those that have installed the system and profit most from it seems to not be very convincing as an avenue. to if you do not want to break the system and actively change the system -- and a case might be made for or against that -- shouldn't we focus on reduce the absolute level of poverty? basically, increase the baseline, the absolute baseline of those at the bottom rather than reducing inequality if you cannot be address it without breaking the system and breaking too many things in the process? >> so if i understand correctly, your question is whether or not to address inequality directly or simply try to cause growth overall. i think that's a very interesting question. i don't get it into too much in my book, but i do think that increasingly we are in a world in which we cannot ignore inequality if you're really concerned about people who are extremely poor, and the reasons are the following. one is we, as a population, are increasingly hitting the upper limits of various resources on the pl

pharmacy board, then log back out and log back in to what you're doing. we now have an interface, i think we spent about a million bucks. you can take this interface and you don't have to log out to communicate with a pharmacy board. we want to see what's happening out there and being able to see who is doing the right things and the wrong things. and then we're in the schools with a program called start talking. and that's where we go in there and we actually have a program called five minutes for life where we send our highway patrols dressed up in their uniforms, all polished up and they go and meet with students who are athletes. then we recruit them as ambassadors to go into the school. and keep their peers from, you know, not doing drugs. and then we're in the schools trying to get the teachers and the parents to talk about don't do drugs because they're 50% chance if you hear that a kid won't do drugs. and now i'm thinking -- because i learned this from new hampshire. we're checking this out. we don't understand exactly where we are now. but i would love to put drug education in th

the use interfaces implemented and provided by those that have installed the system and profit most from it seems to be not very convincing as an avenue. if you don't want to break the system and change the system, a okay might be made for or against, that shouldn't we focus on producing the -- increase the baseline of -- the absolute baseline of those at the bottom rather than reducing inequality if we cannot address inequality without breaking the system and breaking too many things in the process. >> your question is whether or not to address inequality directly or simply try to cause growth overall. i think that's a very interesting question. i don't get into it too much in my book but i do think that increasingly we're in a world in which we cannot ignore inequality if you're really concerned about people who are extremely poor, and the reasons are the following. one is, we as a population are increasingly hitting the upper limit of various resources on the planet, and so what that means is it is not an infinite world in which everybody can -- all boatings can rise on the same