one of the surprising things in this case to me is the alleged motive. according to sources that are say they are close to the investigation, they say the motive was rather trivial. they believe hernandez was upset about incident that happened at a nightclub in his apartment and orchestrated the murder. we ll keep a close eye on that one. our ryan smith is there. high-tech help for a girl from california. her prosthetic hand was created by a 3-d printer. you are watching world news now. announcer: world news now continues after this from our abc stations. today there is only one park for
there. joining me the editor-at-large for mashable.com. i hope we play more of that video, lance. it is called the life hand ii. what makes it different when it comes to the technology? it has electrical censors in the fingertip and thumb and goes to the nerve endings in the arm that would feel grasp if you were touching it creates a direct connection from the robotic hand to the brain, essentially, giving vital information about what you re touching and that is so important. jenna: i read that the man that is testing this out, again we re seeing some of that video, when blindfolded could tell the difference between an orange and a baseball. that is not something someone with a typical prosthetic hand would be able to do. right. they re using visual cues, information, to adjust their own grip on the fly to make sure they don t squeeze something too hard, cotton, orange, a baseball. you want to potentially grasp those things differently and
it, in the e-mail chain that said time for traffic problems in ft.lee. a prosthetic hand with realtime sense of touch. they surgically integrated the device into the existing nerves in the remains of his upper arms. not only could he grasp things, but we could feel it. he said it was the most extraordinary thing. fascinating. he get to keep it? yeah, i don t think it was there you go, bye. yoi don t understand how the do it. that s why they are doing what they do and we are doing what we do. that s something i never thought would have been possible. me neither. science changing the way we live for the better.
light showed a fire breaking out in the cargo area. all 155 people on board evacuated safely. the airline now busing passengers to their destination, the saint petersburg/clearwater airport. jury selection today for a wounded warier sue to go get his job back at the fbi. justin says he was discriminated against when he lost his job because of a prosthetic hand. he lost it during training in 2004. the fbi says he couldn t effectively perform all of his duties. just tip says he was able to pass every required test and the fbi violated the rehabilitation act of 1973. heather. search crews just recovered a second body in friday s boat crash on new york s hudson river. a bride to be and her best man killed when their boat hit a barge. robert moses is live for us in new york with the latest.
demiss demystifies medical processes, it s like a black box we can t open. first let s meet a man using technology called 3-d printing, designing downloads on your computer, with just the press of a button can make anything from an eyeglass case to a prosthetic hand. when you say, i need something, which one am i going to buy? when you make something you think, how can i make it perfect. he s the ceo and co-founder of a brooklyn-based company who has taken this once expensive technology and put it in the hands of consumers. when he showed up, we showed america that anybody can use a 3-d printer. it turned out that s really