magic moment and that s for me what really makes it the drawing is only the beginning of lee s work he films the hours long creative process of drawing the actual artwork is the finished video. prefers to exhibit his works on the internet. it s not elitist in any way it doesn t require somebody to endorse it or to put money behind it it doesn t matter how old you are or how experienced you are how qualified you are anybody can draw video painting an artwork or a video creation or anything online and it s judged purely on its own merits lee has a growing community of fans on social networks the artist now earns a living selling prints and working for advertising clients. is also seeking out new challenges in addition to still lifes he s trying his hand at the
animation. and using live action footage. but you can only achieve this sort of hyper realistic look under the right conditions. you ve got the lighting which needs to be not so far into the picture that it s going to make the c
credit card transactions and phone records of me driving from las vegas. but could this little card hold the key? that was just a shot in the dark. absolutely. was he a calculating killer or was his lifestyle on trial? he made mistakes, but that doesn t make him a monster. was there one more card up his sleeve? it goes back to him thinking i ve bluffed some of the best. the player. hello and welcome to dateline extra. i m craig melvin. in this hour the story of a double murder that was shocking and puzzling. there were no witnesses and few clues. the victims, a respected couple. their son, it turned out, played poker for a living. could that lifestyle have had something to do with the crime? the case was a mystery until prosecutors looked again at blood-stained evidence originally gathered from the crime scene. could that be the key? here s keith morrison.
not perfect, of course. what is? ernie s mother, the devout mormon, did not approve of his poker playing,
people do once they get here and people who are more likely to succeed will get preference and those who are less likely to succeed divulge. what s wrong with that? took a very important points. the first is that the united states is not a company, it s not a school, it s a nation. second point, we want to make sure that we scrutinize every person coming here into the country, we want to make sure that they don t have any terrorist background, we want to make sure they don t have a violent criminal record. no one disputes that. let s get to this point, very important, the united nations ws created mainly in the declaration of independence because the king s restricted immigration, because the king of england said states, colonies, you can no longer bring people from other countries. what happened? american revolution, a beautiful idea of this nation came about. tucker: [laughs] the american revolution was spurred okay. [laughs]
okay. let s back up a little bit. you said that t
well as being impractical the ivory scanner in the sense of model is easy to outsmart as demonstrated by the hacker starbuck from germany s chaos computer club . he takes a photo of his eye with an infrared camera and prints out that image on special paper to create a three d. effect he attaches a contact lens on to the paper then he just holds up the new image in front of the iris scanner and in the blink of an eye the security mechanism has been cracked. you might be in a cafe or on a train you need literally a fraction of a second while the eye is open if you keep on filming the person s face with your camera eventually you ll get a decent iris image that you can use. uses a dot map for the face sighting over thirty thousand laser dots are projected on to the face which you can only see with an infrared camera a camera reads the map and converts it into a three d. model which is in turn matched against the key data stored beforehand. in addition
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she s cool on the show. i like all of your opinions. keep tweeting me. shannon bream is up next. shannon has lindsey graham on friday will be a great show, as always. shannon? shannon: he spent the day with the president. he will fill us in on that, laura. thank you very much. let s get you caught up on three breaking stories tonight. the inspector general at the justice department is starting an investigation into what republicans contend is bias at the doj and fbi and the russia collision investigation and those fisa warrants. we are learning that president trump has fired his veterans affairs secretary dr. david shulkin. senior north and south korean officials are just launching high-level talks to set up a planned summit in april with president trump. team coverage tonight, tomlinson standing by at the pentagon with why dr. david shulkin was locked up into his let s go. we begin tonight with chief national correspondent ed henry following the new pressure on the fbi. good eve
the wounded boy who called 911. he d been shot, and what he tells the dispatcher. facebook under fire tonight. and now, apple ceo tim cook, and what he says about facebook. and tonight, our experiment. one of our producers prints out everything facebook knows about her. and you ll see what she found. and the hit and run tonight in broad daylight. five people hit. at least one dead. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. possible severe weather hitting this evening, and the newest turbulence in washington at this hour. president trump has fired another member of his cabinet, v.a. secretary david shulkin is now out. this comes after the firing of secretary of state rex tillerson, then the president s national security adviser h.r. mcmaster was out, and then today, shulkin. all of this in just two weeks. replacing shulkin, the president is now nominating admiral ronny jackson, the white house doctor, who, after the president s recent
they try to call it a middle-class tax cut. and yet 86 million middle class families in the life of this bill will be paying more taxes. laura: we ll bring in an interpret ter w next time. et democrats are so desperate they have sued trump campaign. wikileaks and russian over hillary clinton loss in 2016. donald trump has been saying for a year plus it is because you lost an election. what says that better than the democratic national committee suing them. saying you lost us this election. it is like david hasel half saying it is a waste of i time d resources. laura: the democrats can t agree on a political strategy. tom perez and the dnc are filing lawsuits and other prominent liberals are shaking their heads. threating over election prospects.
some trouble. they took out $1.7 million loan in february. soru they re fundraising, a good measure of voter excitement is pathetic. meanwhile the republican national committee took in a whopping $39 million in the first quarter alone.
ukrainian government which have links to russian politicians and operatives. the memo says the link compels investigators to examine russian efforts of interference in the 2016 election. the payments from ukraine to manafort is the basis for financial crimes charges he faces. manafort wants the charges dismissed claiming beyond mueller s scope because ukraine is unrelated to the campaign. the declassified memo was written in august by deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it shows rosenstein s strong backing for the special counsel despite attacks from the president. let s discuss this with julian selzer. good morning. good morning. the constant attacks against the word collusion. the word he said the most in the first 14 or 15 months. how significant is this development? it doesn t seem there are any new findings here, but it shows
there is legitimacy to looking at the financial ties with officials in the trump orbit and russia. this just provides credibility for mueller
cal or dental procedures. i m still going for my best. and for eliquis. ask your doctor about eliquis. welcome to kasie d.c. i m kasie hunt. we are live from washington every sunday. tonight, spring cleaning in the trump administration. rex tillerson gone. andrew mccabe, gone. is the special counsel far behind him? and what about other key members of the trump administration? senator chris van haul enjoins me live to talk about what all of this means as the foreign policy obstacles mount for the united states. plus, democrats pull off a serious upset in trump country. new polling just out today shows why pennsylvania could be just
the beginning. but we start with a restive weekend in the white house. that is an understatement. andrew mccabe fired hours short of his retirement, and he kept his receipts. reportedly handing over notes on the president to the special counsel. the special counsel subpoenaed the trump organization as the president s lawyer wondered aloud whether i
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states. can t happen that way anymore. that was the president as he and the first lady walked into easter church services today. he had a tweet saying need wall. and this one concluding with no more daca deal. president spending the holiday at his club in palm beach. but according to the washington post the president s chief of staff and supposed moderating force in the west wing john kelly did not travel with him and senior adviser steven miller did. want to welcome in the panel. here in new york, business and politics reporter for the wall street journal shelby holiday. editor at large for reason magazine, matt welch. in d.c. writer for the atlantic molly and betsy woodruff. thank you for being with us on this easter sunday night. betsy, you and the news. i think the president we re not clear