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That we recognize them. the problem is that the more data the brain has to process the faster it tires out and suppose before you look at thousands of images and even as a non radiologist you can guess that a finding will slip by you because you're tired that doesn't happen to a computer and we have extremely large quantities of data to analyze it well you need computer power. or computer poll after all computer programs are superior human beings when it comes to recognizing patterns the 1st the computer needs a kind of basic training it's presented with a certain pattern then it compares all ...

The faster it tires out and supposed to look at thousands of images and even as a non radiologist you can guess that a finding will slip by you because you're tired that doesn't happen to a computer and we have extremely large quantities of data to analyze it well you need computer power. or computer pole after all computer programs are superior to human beings when it comes to recognizing patterns but 1st the computer needs a kind of basic training it's presented with a certain pattern then it compares all other patterns with this template and decides does the pattern match or not. programs t...

The president wanted to disable missiles. another thing i want to adhere, you see bolton coming out and saying iran should not is make prudence and u.s. discretion for weakness. what do you say about that? >> this is old school tactics used against the iranian regime in the past. used by the obama team and the push administration going back a decade to take on iran in military ways. go after the computer programs. sometimes scientists, that goes back a ways. this is a way of getting around, again, that military action which the president seems loath to take at this point. >> david mark, jonath...

The first is filtering thousands of transactions using computer programs which send the ones considered potentially suspicious to mid level employees for a detailed review. those employees then can decide whether to draft a suspicious activity report but a final ruling on whether to submit it to the treasury department is often made by more senior managers. the bank executives reportedly rejected the advice and never reported the transactions to treasury. at least one employee, an anti-money laundering specialist tells "the times" she was fired last year after she raised concerns about the pra...

What is your reflection on what this might mean or say about the type of transactions we're discussing today? those words don't sound good on the surface. >> no. they don't, richard. taking something of a magnifying glass to "the new york times" reporting of this, we see that in the first instance there are computer programs employed by deutsche bank and really every major financial institution and they screen, they use algorithms to screen accounts and transactions for potential suspicious activity. that happened here and these xutd computer programs report it out, some accounts and transacti...