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2 tiny facial muscles betray how were feeling and our skin detects the finest of touches. Essential for us. Revival. Today show is all about how we communicate. Welcome to tomorrow to day d, w. Science magazine. A soft touch or a firm grip. Our skin feels every nuance. Its our largest organ with a surface area of up to 2 square meters. The skin comprises a wide variety of receptors. Pain receptors alert us to danger, like overly high temperatures, for example. So called michael cells help us feel the shape and firmness of objects. Meisner co puzzles are experts in sensing light, touch, scenic ...

The customs and Border Protection agencies use of facial Recognition Technology was the focus of a House Homeland Security subcommittee hearing. Topics include benefits as well as concerns about data security, misidentification and privacy rights. This is just over an hour. Subcommittee on Board Security facilitation and operations will come to order. Thank you for joining todays hearing to assess u. S. Customs and borderng protection use of facial Recognition Technology. Cbp tested several types of Biometric Technologies including handheld fingerprint scanning devices and iris scanning, befor...

We wrap up tonights primetime programming and other 00 eastern with peter lance who talks about the relationship between the fbi and gangster gregory scarpa. Join us for more for the booktv television schedule. Up next author and surgeon Benjamin Carson. The president ial medal of freedom recipient would talks about his life from poverty to the top of the medical field, the current Political Landscape in the u. S. And the Affordable Care act. The former director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins he is the author of five books including gifted hands the ben carson story, the big pictur...

Online at cspan. Org. Well break ahere, the u. S. House is gaveling in to begin their legislative work on the week. Among the bills is one that would delay the National Flood Insurance Program premium increases passed in 2012. 2012, that bill was postponed from Floor Consideration last week, reportedly due to the lack of support for the legislation. Senate passed its own version of the bill 6732 in january. Live house coverage here on cspan. The speaker pro tempore the house will be in order. The chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. The clerk the speakers room, washing...

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