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Three female dolls, but im looking at like a room of penises. peni? whats the plural of -- >> yes, peni. >> yeah. all the building blocks you need to create your ideal sexual partner. >> we give customers this plethora of different body shapes and sizes. we give them dozens of different faces, and they pick from those. the skin tone, makeup, the hairstyle, tan lines. its really skys the limit. >> the combinations may be endless, but the preference is clear. for every one male doll, they sell 40 ...

>> probably buy an island for the family. >> reporter: so just how much luck do you need? enough to be that one in 292 million. >> youve got to be in it to win it. >> reporter: on a daily basis new jersey typically sees about half a million dollars in powerball ticket sales. but with a jaw-dropping jackpot on the line players are buying 16 times that. its an excitement experts say engineered by lottery organizers, who are making jackpots easier to grow and harder to win by increasing number comb...

The press conference, they were absolutely delighted with the nature of their victory and they are also delighted to get the opportunity to meet the princess of wales who they saw in that piece a short time ago and it really does show the growth of the rugby league in this country for the international team and appointive view, that coach, he is not looking add to the final game against new guinea later next week and they know now they are through to the semifinals and that matches something to ...

Be dark for two and a half hours. so people are like is this the last thing were watching tonight. >> we cant do morning papers because of the stupid stuff youve said. >> my son jack, you know what hes asking? >> thats the stupid noises. >> hes the sweetest little boy. >> well end with one headline on tomorrows power ball drawing, which is now $1.5 billion, the detroit news details why there hadnt been a winner the big reason between the 1 in 292 million odds is that people arent buying that man...

For being connected to theatre, the theatre was betterfrom being connected to filmmaking. and you studied after you left south africa, you went to study mime and theatre in paris after youd finished your studies here in south africa. you came back and then you fairly quickly established a name for your drawings and prints. but you really only hit the international stage as it were in 1989, when you devised this very original way of drawing with charcoal on paper and then erasing it and redrawing...

This very original way of drawing with charcoal on paper and then erasing it and redrawing it and filming and making into animated films. if you are drawing and you film it as its being done frame by frame, the drawing comes into being but you can keep on the process of erasing and drawing and the drawing has a kind of movement. there were interesting combinations of this. one i think, temperamentally for me, it was interesting to find a way within artmaking to be able to show the world as proce...

One team are trying to solve this, and theyre using technology thats a bit like a 3—d printer. their aim? well, its to grow organs from cells, here in this lab. no donor necessary. today we are going to look at printing skin. the skin is composed of different layers. 0k. and every layer has different types of cells and combinations. it is the human bodys largest organ but even a small skin model requires millions of cells. theyre mixed into different bio—inks for the machine to choose betwee...

No donor necessary. today we are going to look at printing skin. the skin is composed of different layers. 0k. and every layer has different types of cells and combinations. it is the human bodys largest organ but even a small skin model requires millions of cells. theyre mixed into different bio—inks for the machine to choose between. you really design a code, what tells the printer what to print, when, and in which structure. its a lot more visible than i expected with the naked eye. a hollo...

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And they bring in cadaver dogs and the dogs smell something. here is what the police commander says those dogs found. >> a few questions with some different canine officers and they of said it could be human remains, they could be reacting to blood, they could be reacting to old bones, they could be reacting to human vomit. it could be any one of those combinations of things that the dogs are reacting to. >> reporter: so, no human remains yet, but it is definitely a mystery. authorities are doin...