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Dashboard that tracks their progress in realtime. thanks in part to that technology, crow says the schools four-year graduation rate went up 20% between 2002 and 2010. arizona state is also offering a full set of courses online so that students who cant make it to campus arent excluded. the online revolution in education has just begun. the courses and experience are going to get much better and data analysis will allow educators to better customize each students individual experience. in a way,...

Where students can plan out their education and view a dashboard that tracks their progress in realtime. thanks in part to that technology crow says the schools four-year graduation rate went up 20% between 2002 and 2010. arizona state is also offering a full set of courses online so that students who cant make it to campus arent excluded. the online revolution in education has just begun. the courses and experience are going to get much better and data analysis will allow educators to better cu...

Computer? one person says he has. did he do it and could terrorist do it too? we have more. >> reporter: computer expert chris roberts claims he hacked into a commercial airlines cockpit flight controls. >> it is definitely possible to manipulate the electronics to get to the iveive iveonics of an airplane. >> he said he hacked into the flight management times in as many as 20 times and caused one of the airplanes to claim resulting in lateral movement. >> i dont believe it. >> reporter: two gov...

Alicia gardener, a music credit for usa today and christopher john farley, seen yor editorial director for features at that time wall street journal and author of game world. i want to talk about the research for one second. its fascinating the idea of the sonic influence being the way you would measure influence. what do we think of it as a strategy? >> it demonstrates the desire and limitations and fallacy of using data analysis to deal with es at the time technical and cultural history. so mu...

Much faster. and watch how the passenger cars pull off. this is why it was easy for people to talk about speed early on. this accident fit the pattern. we have a whole investigation to complete. but right now, thats why speed keeps coming to the forefront. >> tom foreman, thank you so much. joining me now is robert halstead along with bob francis. thank you both for joining us. mr. francis, let me start with you. the ntsb now saying that this train according to initial data analysis was going in...

Catherine herridge has more on that and is live in washington. catherine what have you found out in these early hours? >> reporter: bill review of social media traffic in downtown baltimore monday night found striking connections to the protests in ferguson, missouri. according to a leading data mining firm that shared it is findings exclusively with fox news babal street that does data analysis for government entities, 50 social media accounts in baltimore tied to the peak period of violence in...

Transponder, they tell me they have been able to determine that someone manually programmed the auto pilot from 38,000 feet that was the altitude to 100 feet. as you know if you are approaching the french alps if you have programmed it to 100 feet there is only one scenario of how that could end up. again, based on the data analysis from flight radar 24 again, they said they spent 48 hours looking at this they were able to determine that within just two seconds, once the plane was at cruising al...

Investigators, or the b.f.u, will take part in the investigation working closely with us, thats according to arrangements of an international investigation. so they will be involved in all our investigatory work, data analysis and also drafting the report because according to international arrangements, european arrangements, the draft report that we will prepare, theyll be consulted and they may be able to suggest changes. so theyll be involved throughout the investigation and will take an acti...

Was stopped or at least some were stopped many, many times. which is right? >> yes, we conducted a comprehensive data analysis of public records that miami gardens police gave to us. 99,000 stops, thats 56,000 people in a city of 110,000. thats more than half of the population. 8,000 children or people under the age of 18 and over 1,000 senior citizens stopped by the miami gardens police. >> including a 5-year-old, which -- a couple of 5-year-olds. it seems bizarre. hearing the reporter talk to ...

Their facebook profiles. the bad news is they love their facebook profiles and are really concerned about the idea of somebody messing with them. so, the fact that when youre online, pretty much everything you do can be seen and tracked, and you know, quantified can be really helpful. you get more information, you get things that are relevant to you, but it also means that decisions are being made about you that you may not be aware of. >> the more i thought about this story throughout the week,...