girl may have become impregnated. and is she asking for an abortion, the federal government is tracking this down to age 12. and finally the last column is reserves for notes on each case. you can zoom in on that notes on each case. if you zoom in, then you can see in one case, they re talking about the timeline of the girl s last menstrual cycle as being tracked by the trump administration except they spell menstrual wrong. let s look at one industry here so you can see this is one at random. so you can see the kind of data they were collecting. this is a case from march of last year, march of 2018. it s a 14-year-old girl being held in a shelter in illinois. she s believed to be about 1 month pregnant from nonconsensual sex. a 14-year-old girl. as you can see in the notes column, it says assaulted by
effectively close down and britain grinds to a halt because of this no deal brexit. there are some who are saying that may be the best solution. but, you know, there is a majority against everything. no agreement on anything. you have a way of crystallizing thing and putting them into great perspective. mu much appreciated on that. i know this will not be the last time we ll be seeing you on this show, on this topic. we re going to end the show from today s big picture. have you seen this one? all eyes are on attorney general nominee bill barr during his confirmation hearing. this is his grandson and a letter that stole the spotlight. the 8-year-old was sitting with his family and he scribbled a letter. it says you can read it if you zoom in, dear grandpa i love you so much. you re doing great so far. i m having so much fun. although he may be the only person in washington having fun. we d love to hear you thoughts on facebook, twitter, and
deals with the bottom of the ocean. this is relevant not because of available area they have to look at but because of what you re dealing with with signal strength of the beacon. they have to be within three miles of it to hear it at all. you have to be close enough. looks like we have the map. if you zoom in, right now looking at debris area, 2 million nautical miles. once they get underneath. look how smooth it is. is the plus, smooth terrain we need to narrow down to 5,000 square miles before it makes sense and they are able to actually find something under the water. also dealing with freaky white cap waves. that makes it difficult because they are looking for something white and general navability. talking about 20, 40 foot waves shifting farther to the north. who is to say you talk about a current 500 miles wide where that debris originally started and where it could be. that impact makes a difference,
taken of you, don t pose. let them take the picture. that ruins the moment more than me and my selfie. it does ruin the moment because you re no longer in the moment. that s not what the study says. the study says if somebody takes a picture, everything is fine and my memory will work. know when you memory works? you have had too much to drink. the study also says if you zoom in, you have all the memories because you re focusing on one little detail. you zoom in. yes. let s say we good to a museum and zoom in on that lady s face, that picture, you ll remember that lady s face as opposed to just the museum and the person standing there. too much information. if you re taking a photograph with your iseven you zoom in, you re cheating yourself because it s better to later zoom and crop because the quality is better. that s a fact. the study didn t talk about editing. more about memory and the moment as you have your camera in your
marathon bombings might cost a few thousand dollars. experts say in a city like new york, you might need 10 or 20 cameras for good visual on just one block. you add that up, and keeping new yorkers safe is a very expensive business. hard to believe these eyes in the sky play such a vital role in protecting us from harm. we are releasing photos of these two suspects. the industry definitely felt that our work was worthwhile after those photographs were released, identifying the suspects. reporter: a victory, yes. but one that comes with a price tag. the camera such as this with a decent megapixel count today is probably $3,000. reporter: this particular camera you re watching me through costs about $1500. it is installed about 150 feet away from where i m standing. if you zoom in, you really can t see that much key dee tail. this camera on the other hand, same distance but much clearer.