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young wonders of this year would be stay true to why you got engaged and why you care what you do. never lose that. they can become an amazing part of your life for when you're an old wonder. >> incredibly inspiring group. so there you have them. if you want to learn more about the amazing kids you met tonight and get involved in their causes, go to cnnheroes.com. we're also thrilled that this year's young wonders will be joining us in the all-star tribute live this sunday night. we'll honor this year's top ten heroes and find out who is going to be named the 2018 cnn hero of the year. my co-host kelly ripa, it's going to be a great night. thanks for watching. we'll see you then. video killed the radio star. now has the internet killed the record industry? >> napster is stealing from us. straight up. and i'm going to fight them to the death.

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10 units, 20 units, prototypes. we do thousands for every order. >> are factories going to open up in east lansing, michigan again or is this the manufacturer of the future. >> manufacturing is becoming digital. it's going to look like software having machines running off of digital files. >> by 2025 industrial robots are expected to perform 25% of day to day manufacturing tasks. that's compared to a 10% global average in 2015. the company offers on-the-job training in its factory. >> this is our lab. >> jim allen is the director of manufacturing at voodoo. >> so there's this afternoon, almost like a video killed the radio star that innovation is killing manufacturing. >> i would say the opposite. i would say that for a number of reasons.

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>> doing what you're doing, what's going to happen to the rust belt of america? >> i think they're going to adapt. there is examples of companies, tool & dye, automotive and other industries where they're using robotics. this is what they call a collaborative robot. unlike the robotics of 10, 15 years ago where you had to have a cage around it, we can stand right here next to it and it can actually hand us parts if we wanted it do. >> allen says learning how to work hand in hand with robots is part of voodoo's mission. that's why the company offers on-the-job training in its factory. but it's not the only company taking the leap into 3-d printing. big brands like ge, adidas, boeing, ford, nike, hasbro, and hershey's are also integrating the technology into their products. >> so there's this idea, almost like a video killed the radio star that innovation is killing manufacturing. >> i would say the opposite. i would say that for a number of

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created culturally defining works. in that span we've seen lps turn to mp3s, video killed the radio star and the internet changed just about everything. but for all the ways our culture is changing, these artists embody one constant individuals with a spark capable of bringing us something special and willing to devote their lives to doing so navigating all those changes along the way. thanks for joining us today. i'll leave you with a few outtakes. >> so for me, going -- ♪ i won't give you clearance on that song. that will be $10,000, per side -- that's mechanical and publishing. so it's $20,000. >> put a can in it. >> always. >> we're going to banner this with she hates cute cats. >> no, i don't. i love cats. >> she doesn't hate cats. >> seth rogen is really hard funny, fast -- language is

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a conversation when you're on the radio. you do need that back-and-forth. otherwise it gets really boring, sort of delivering a monolog every week. you do need a rapport with your audience. >> the audience feeling is part of it. >> remember that song "video killed the radio star"? the visual changes everything. i think the magic of the voice, it's not just that it is interdependent but that it's intimate. tv absolutely demands distance and there's an elevation of the people who are around the table and who are looking into the camera. there's a specific distance created that is very different than the radio. and i think that the way that the voice conveys emotion and information speaks into the soul of somebody differently than the tv does. and that you can do radio. you can listen to radio and be doing 20 different other things and feel engage and involved and part of a conversation. and i think for radio the audience is participating in the medium, whereas with television you're literally watching somebody else do the work.