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After pope francis chris ordered a massive investigation into the vaticans bank. new luck for a duck named buttercup. she was born with a deformed too. now the buck is getting a new one thanks to 3d printing technology. come on! what next? a company donated its time and energy -- >> steve: look at that. >> alisyn: two prototypes will be used until a flexible silicon prosthetic is ready. the lucky duck will get his new foot in two weeks. the future is now, is it not. >> steve: its everything it...

Tent knows its far from optimal for long-term stays. along comes the ikea foundation, the charitable arm of the furniture giant. armed with its wealth of experience, mass producing big items that pack up small, it allied with the refugee housing unit and came up with a hard-sided shelter, powered by solar, that even the tallest somalis can stand up in. it packs up flat and expected to cost about $1,000. 56 of these prototypes are en route to refugee champs in ethiopia, lebanon and northern iraq ...

Overnight. a british inveneventor named dy went through 1,000 prototypes. we remember like and he will junior dans six championships. we dont remember his nearly 15,000 missed shots. as for me, i lost my first race for congress and look at me now. im an honorary graduate of the ohio state university. [ applause ] the point is it if you are living your life to the fullest, you will fail. you will stumble. you will screw up. you will fall down. but it will make you stronger. and youll get it right...

Wait, we can. we took apart the 3-d printer and created the tea cup this very ugly nasty looking thing that barely worked, but it worked. so from there we went through, we made about five prototypes, revisions along the way, and this is an earlier version that the one that people on kick starter will receive. >> 3-d printing is amazing and it will transform manufacturing and art. tell us about the technology and how you can use this as the next step? >> the beauty of the 3doodler, unlike a 3-d p...

Whats even more dismaying, you need to take a step back to say like today it might be this affects muslim, today with the drug wore it may affect african-americans, tomorrow these are going look like prototypes for the people as a ul are treated. this is the way bureaucracies function. when you start to motivate those pathologies by resorting to politics of fear -- >> wait. its dangerous people. its names on this list. this list from its origins have been notorious. gordon smith who may have bee...

Were joined by news specialist for guns.com, max slovik. good to see you, max. weve seen james bond movies. sometimes we think that technology looks so cool but is it actually real? the vice president says were very close to this smart gun technology where the person who actually owns the gun would be the only one who could fire it. is that correct? >> there is a sort of technology in the works. its very much still in its infancy. there are some promising leads but nothing concrete exists right ...

Can dogs see the tv screen. maybe they can in vegas where clayton is right now. there is more unveiled at the electronics show in vegas. hes back with cool toys. there was the phone yesterday. that was so cool, clayton. >> that was cool. i know what youre talking about, the dogs television channel. i havent seen that here this morning. how about half a fork. this is a fork that claims to actually lose weight. its got blue-tooth technology. it vibrates to let you know how many bites youre taking....

As crews put up the first of 25,000 l.e.d. lights on western span. each light can be any of 225 levels of brightness and will splash in alternating patterns. >> it is intelligent lighting. each can be individually controlled with a lot of accuracy. so, that is what is unique. that involves doing a big network and data and a lot of things that most people will not be aware of. >> the project expected to be complete the by the first week in march is now 40 percent complete. >> the anticipated cons...

>> absolutely. the regulations are nonscalable. all sound wonderful when you first say them, and then as soon as the get implement on the ground, the innovative prototypes who want to bring innovation the marketplace have such a large overhead to get a place at the market place that these embryonic prototypes of innovation are stillborn because they have to be born too big. >> now, joel drinks milk that hasnt been pasteurized. raw milk. he thinks its healthier. [applause] >> so do they. i think ...

Flame comes out of the stoves. wasuú really thes. we had clean combustion driven by it ownctrical generation. >> reporter: the generated energy can charge electronics through a usb port. but it also powers a fan that e efficient and creating less an flame alsoe busine when they learned about thearly half the worlds cook on smoky open leads to nearly 2 millionñq deaths annually. >> reporter: the inventors went back to work and created a home stove. >> c2noming to understa that ther broader glob...