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Check out all the tsa agents. they are all ready to go. and this is because i talked to them and they said that is the difference between the government agencies and the privately owned businesses. these airlines are still having issues trying to coordinate with can we get to work, there are downed trees in my area and just trying to get everything settled. these guys are ready to go and they will just stand there, sit there, for five hours until the first person actually comes through here and ...

Face i.d. rather than touch i.d. and an entire screen filling the iphone. back to you. >> you will definitely line up. >> no, no way. you will line up for me. coming up next on "morning joe" much more on the recovery effects from irma. residents and officials get a better sense of the trail of instruction left in her wake. >> our teams on the ground will have the latest. joe and mika will talk about local leaders and whats next. plus republican congressman jim jordan joins the party. he talks ...

Good morning again. time for your news by the numbers. first, $256 million. thats how much panasonic will invest in teslas new production plant in buffalo, new york. the factory will make power cells for solar panels. next, 80%. thats how many middle-aged british people are overweight, lazy, or drink too much. hello. >> 0.2. fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son. >> the oxford university study found people between 40 and 60 years old are too worried about their kids. and...

>> the idea is that when this becomes even more prevalent, not just florida and indiana, just simply having a sign up there, a decal in your window similar to saying i have a burglar alarm in the house, it will deter criminals. >> we know that works because in the past year in new york city alone where they have had all those iphone thefts with people reselling them on the black phone because of the touch i.d. added to the phone they had a 50% reduction in the thefts. word of mouth among the cri...

Folds of the feet, and you can lose your fingerprints. certain professionals see they lose their fingerprints. sects, i see have a big stack of papers in front of you. people who file through stacks of paper, use the fingers a lot during the day, they can see the fingerprints go away. >> i have nod mat chemotherapy. i played violin as a child but that mays left hand, the first thing that came to mind. clayton, the tech expert. could it be that people are losing their fingerprints because were do...

Get into the phone by that. >> is it just the challenge of doing this? is that the goal? its just a huge challenge for these hackers to do it? >> reporter: its important just a good challenge, but also partially a way to beef up and improve security. if all kinds of eyes are on this project and if theyre able to unearth a security vulnerability, then it can be solved. and all of our devices will be more safe. >> weve seen in the movies stealing fingerprints, if you will, i dont know if weve ever...

Anticipated event at apple headquarters in california, tim cook unveiled apples newest flagship device the iphone 5 s. the main features it comes in three colors, silver, gold and space gray. it has a new a-7 chip inside which apple says makes it twice as fast. and improved camera features a better image stabilizer and bigger flash and a fingerprint censor called touch i.d. >> the history of fingerprint censors on notebooks is not good. this is a different technology. until people have had a cha...

I.d. >> the history of fingerprint sensors on notebooks isnt very good, but this is a different technology. until people have a chance to use it, that will be the big question. >> reporter: one of the best features? pricing. the new iphone 5s stays the same as previous models starting at $199 for the 16 gigabytes with a two-year contract. apple unveiled a new cheaper model, the 5c. its made of plastic with a four-inch display, comes in a rainbow of colors -- green, white, blue, red, and yellow. ...

Touch i.d. uses a key you have with you everywhere you go, your finger. more specifically, your fingerprint, which is unique to each of us. it reads your fingerprint at an incredibly detailed level. thats because of a brand new sensor called the touch i.d. sensor. >> reporter: i got to play with the touch i.d. sensor for a little bit. seems to work reasonably well. this was not, though, brooke, a big leap forward in terms of innovation, but it was an important step for the company, particularly ...

The . more and more people are using biometric data to access digital devices like mobile phones that data are easy to use and you cant forget them as you would a password but many people dont realize that when they access their devices they leave some data behind. the math how do you know in your phone it didnt fit my finger fingerprint thats faiza fingerprint its safer and i think its safer i used the fun they think youre pretty good friends are why the fingerprint and not the pin number. beca...