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Suspect was working as a contract security guard at an arts center, where he was arrested.

Finally tonight, a glimpse finally tonight, a glimpse of the future from las vegas. steve patterson is at the consumer electronics show. >> reporter: from holograms -- >> hi, how you doing? >> reporter: to new gaming tech. >> do you want to unlock the power in the human hand. >> reporter: to inventions designed to pump you up. >> i feel like a million bucks. >> reporter: the future is on display at the 2024 consumer electronics show. >> check this out. this is cool. supernal and hyundai unveil...

In an advance for soft robotics, a new laser scanning technique has been used to 3D print a robotic hand with bones, ligaments and tendons with slow curing polymers.

NASA's new X-ray telescope observed the haunting 'bones' of a ghostly cosmic hand 16,000 light-years from Earth for a record 17 days.

NASA's newest X-ray space telescope has captured the X-ray "bones" of a cosmic hand in deep space.

Kenny Shaw/CMUUse your hands for a moment. Grab that bottle on your desk and unscrew the cap. Or get a pencil or pen and write your name. You might already be using your hand to read this story on your phone—that works too. As you do, notice each movement that your hands and fingers make, and the tiny changes in pressure you apply as you go through the motions.Pay close enough attention and you’ll see that your hands are doing a lot more than you realized. But it’s something...

Fires to climate change. often, the spark of ignition comes from a human hand or a natural event like lightning. but scientists are clear that rising temperatures are increasing the conditions in which these fires can thrive. the number of fire weather days, classed as times when vegetation can burn most easily and fires can burn most fiercely, are increasing significantly. this can be seen most clearly in the mediterranean region, where fires driven by heat and wind are turning forests into dar...

Organic farm, this $1.2 million machine does the work of 30 people 24 hours a day. >> the machine is thinking. its learning. its understanding what its seeing. >> reporter: what ai is great at is telling the difference between things, in this case the difference between chard and a weed and then killing the weeds with layers. ceo paul mikesell invented a system that fries weeds too small for a human hand to grab in bursts that last only milliseconds. the field smells like burnt popcorn. >> the w...

The growing boy needs a new prosthetic every 6 months, made of recycled car tires and velcro courtesy of an English wildlife park.

This information, but now we see this deletion by artificial intelligence. without the touch of a human hand or anybody evaluating it —— now known as meta. the danger is going to be lost, and to be frank, some of the best evidence we have these crimes is the stuff that is posted on social media, sometimes posted on social media, sometimes posted by the perpetrators themselves, evidence of what they done. if we lose that, and we dont have control of the scene of the crime when the crime is co...