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TOKYO -- Projection mapping, a technique commonly used for outdoor events, is increasingly finding new applications. One example is the Color Machine,

Because -- and they were supposed to be crossing runway 3-1 left. ill bring it to a stop to point something out, and this is normally an airline technique, and any pilot training will do the same, before we cross any runways, not only do we have the big signs on the ground, but we also have the runway identifier and in this case, before we cross the runway, we should have been crossing 3-1 left. clear to cross 3-1 left and before we cross, we make sure there are no airplanes on the left or the r...

Valparaiso University is receiving $1 million from the federal government. It credits Rep. Frank Mrvan, D-Highland, with securing the funding.

Another plane about to take off, and they just perhaps didnt hear? is that how something like this happens? >> you got to back track a little bit. they were given an instruction to hold at a certain intersection. and that intersection is where they were supposed to make the right turn. when they were given the instruction to cross the runway, they crossed the wrong runway at the wrong intersection. >> oh, boy. >> listen, we dont want to -- the bottom line, this is very scary and could have had d...

Air lines 737 on runway 4 left at jfk. the other airplane is an american airlines 777, it crossed the runway as the delta flight was accelerating for takeoff. listen to the air traffic control audio. you get to hear the urgency in the controllers voice as he realized what was developing in front of him. >>. [ bleep ] cancel takeoff plans. cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting. >> rejected takeoff, something that pilots take off all the time in the simulator. rare in real life. now the faa and the n...

>> all thats really left is the closet where we were, thank god. the new photo of damar hamlin reuniting with his teammates in buffalo. will he be on the sidelines for tomorrows big game. driving while distracted. is it dangerous to use those touch screens in your car? our correspondent puts them to the test inside this giant simulator. >> so howd i do? a leopard on the loose from a zoo finally captured, now the criminal investigation, who set it free? and billion dollar mystery, is some...

Drive? >> i am. oh. as i hit the road, researchers ask me to enter my destination in the navigation system. >> navigate to 401 west martin luther king jr. parkway. >> reporter: look at this, my eyes veering off the road for more than 30 seconds, causing me to veer into another lane. you can see me cross over the dotted line. a typo in the address, my eyes once again moving from the road to the screen as i try to get to where im going. >> using the tablet, navigate to nats . >> reporter: here you...

Mcgahee who oversees research here, gave me an easy challenge. >> we need you to turn the fan up to defog the window. >> reporter: but all knobs and buttons are replaced from the screen. >> go here? >> nope, thats the wrong one. >> oh, gosh, somethings happening. >> okay. >> and here is the defroster. >> reporter: i finally found it, but my eyes were off the road for nearly 20 seconds. a study conducted by aaa in 2017 found that when they tested 30 different car make and models with built-in tou...

High-tech road test measuring just how distracted we get when using those dashboard touch screens in cars. theyre in almost all models these days, but are drivers able to use them and stay focused on the road? dasha burns put them to the test. >> reporter: inside this massive 24-foot dome at the university of iowa, researchers are driving for answers. with giant touch screens now in 99% of new cars, are we losing focus and veering off the road? this right here is a simulator that mimics the forc...

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