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The latest figures showing the economy added 204,000 jobs in october, about 80,000 more than economists predicted. other figures showing personal income and spending edged up a few percentage points, although the jobless rate rose to 7.3% from 7.2%. thats likely from the hundreds of thousands of furloughed government workers. so apparently, the fact that the federal government was closed for more than half of october did not torpedo the economy as some experts had feared. wall street liked today...

We like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. infrom chase. so you can. >> press print and out pops a iphone case a 18 carat gold ring and replica of the strat various violin. >> we have heard about the new 3-d printing. it lets you create all kind of things right at home including some remarkable things. >> a team of inge ners developed a 3-d printer that could distense human skin that helps burn victims. an engineer successfully built a 3-d printed car. >> ...

Plastic. and the way it does that, it pulls plastic in from a spool and squirts it through a nozzle. it draws another picture in plastic on top of that picture and layer by layer it builds up the model. >> hes a hacker, teacher, tinkerer and thinker. he and a group of gear head friends got together and cobbled together a 3d printer a couple of years ago and now his brooklyn based company is at the hub of the 3d maker revolution. >> we got our prototype to work, we quit our jobs and started maker...

Custom-made prosthetic limbs. and believe it or not, scientists are even developing the technology to print human organs, and the machines that come to mind are kind of 3-d printers that layer through kind of a squirting process layer by layer build up something that looks like a physical object, but there are actually many, many different -- >> ive used every 3-d printer from the beginning. but thats among the least useful machines. its like the 1950s telling the chef the future of your kitchen...

The universitys most popular classes called "how to make almost anything." and he says the next digital revolution is right around the corner. how would you like to design almost anything you wanted and produce it on demand? so you say the next big digital revolution is in fabrication. >> yes. >> explain what that means. >> whats emerging now is a science of digital fabrication that lets you turn data into things so we can program the physical world. and what its leading to, the science is how t...

Neil gershenfeld teaches one of the universitys most popular classes called "how to make almost anything." and he says the next digital revolution is right around the corner. how would you like to design almost anything you wanted and produce it on demand? so you say the next big digital revolution is in fabrication. >> yes. >> explain what that means. >> whats emerging now is a science of digital fabrication that lets you turn data into things so we can program the physical world. and what its ...

Plastic. the way it does that is it pulls plastic in from a spool and squirts it through a little nozzle. it draws, lifts up and draws another picture in plastic on top of that and layer by layer, it builds up the model. >> a hacker, teacher, tinkerer and thinker. he and a group of gearhead friends got together and created a 3d printer a few years ago. >> he we got our prototype to work, we quit our jobs. and our goal was to change the game and bring 3d printing to people so they could put them ...

Cuomo. >> the way i like to live, every day i wake up, what can i do to have the biggest positive impact. i spend almost all my time on facebook. i think giving people the power to share is one of the most profound changes happening in the world today. getting the next 5 billion people to have access to the internet i think is one of the most important problems in my generation. >> zuckerbergs campaign is called internet.org, and mobile devices will be key. he said hes got big tech companies to ...

List because the hospital complained he had a history of noncompliance with medical directions. but she said her son was never sick until last month when he was diagnosed with the heart condition. the hospital says it will continue to work with the family. all right. so this is very cool in a kind of a "twilight zone" kind of a way. remember the duck who was given a 3d printed foot that helped him walk for the first time? now scientists in china say they figured out how to print living kidneys...

Heavy boots. >> those are heavy, heavy boots. >> this is not normal gear. >> shows how impressive our fighting men and women are, even if their bdus, basic dress uniform, slamma jamma. >> imagine what he can do in some lebrons. >> exactly. andy, thanks so much. have a fabulous weekend. ♪ the music arrived. that means the rock block has arrived, a quick roundup of the stories youll be talking about today. first up michaela. >> slamma jamma? >> i used to be able to do it. first in "the washi...