you can read the signals and send them to devices and these devices will move according to the voluntary motor intention. what we see here is the first prototype of the exoskeleton. when i visited the exoskeleton was working well with primates, the true test on the world s biggest stage would be an exoskeleton controlled by a human. with just days before the world cup opening ceremonies, the team were working furiously. we re in a race to try to get that demonstration going. you see it s not just about walking, but coordinating brain signals, muscle movements and spinal cord activity, and having all of that end with a kick. according to the doctor, the exoskeleton s next steps could
what we see here is the first prototype. when i visited the exoskeleton was working well with primates, the true test on the world s biggest stage would be an exoskeleton controlled by a human. with just days before the world cup opening ceremonies, the team were working furiously. we re in a race to try to get that demonstration going. you see it s not just about walking, but coordinating brain signals, muscle movements and spinal cord activity, and having all of that end with a kick. according to the doctor, the exoskeleton s next steps could be even more stunning. helping all kinds of patients who are immobile. somebody who is quadriplegic, for example. yes. or somebody that is quadriplegic, somebody with als,
but apparently got a lot of backlash from customers. cracker barrel said in a statement you told us we made a mistake and you weren t shy about it. that s it for the lead. i m dana bash. i turn you over to my friend, brianna keilar, who is filling in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. happening now, new obamacare confusion. president obama signs up for coverage, but not really. today s the deadline for enrolling if you want coverage on january 1st, but not really. we will explain. terror groups usually don t say sorry for attacking innocent people, so what s behind al qaeda s apology for a deadly attack on a hospital? extraordinary progress by medical researchers. a bionic leg that reads brain signals. how it may one day help amputee war veterans. wolf blitzer is off.
finally medical researchers have come up with an extraordinary development that may one day help amputee veterans,age artificial leg that reads brain signals. it s being put through its paces. let s get a closer look from brian todd. breen ana, this amputee feels like he has a new lease on life. this leg can do things that almost no other prosthetic can do. the technology that converges is stunning. this is the bionic leg that can read your mind. when zach wants to take a step, he thinks it and it happens. there s nothing special about it in the sense of what i ve had to learn. i just get up from a chair and walk. reporter: he lost his leg in a motorcycling accident, but his brain is still sending command to a leg that isn t there.
over a dinner table, praying, talking about god. that s been hugely profitable for a & e. it s a reminder of why culture is eclipsing class as the fundamental dividing line in our politics. every republican, so many leading republicans helped propel support for it at a time when i think his comments are clearly on the wrong side of history in the sense of where american opinion is going and when the pope is saying who am i to judge, to double down in the way he did in saying i know what s right and what s right and wrong seems to me again, on the wrong side of history. s.e., ron, thanks so much to both of you. thank you for being on. appreciate it. next, terror groups usually don t say sorry for attacking innocent people. so what is behind al qaeda s apology for a deadly attack? and a bionic leg that reads brain signals. how this stunning medical advance may one day help amputee war veterans. people don t have to think about