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The transition under stress of how it got into the hand is moot. i've interviewed numerous police officers involved in shootings and frequently i hear i shot -- when did you draw? they're not clear on how they got into position. they know they did it. point still remains the gun was in his hand and he discharged it. >> he did it in way with billowing clothing that was two to four inches away from his chest. >> if he's moving with the arizona ice tea in his jacket, the hoodie, leaning forward if the body position forward that sea will stay there. if he's linked leaning too far back that tea wil...

He -- the transition under stress -- the transition of how it got into the hand is kind of moot and, you know, my background, training and experience, i've interviewed numerous police officers involved in shootings and frequently i hear i shot -- well, when you draw, they are not clear on how they got into position, they just know they did it. instinctually, survival mechanism, whatever it is. the point still remains the gun was in his hands and he did in fact discharge it. >> he did it in a way that was in contact with billowing clothing that was two to four inches away from the chest, correc...

List," two extraordinary innovators changing the game in heir respective fields. jim richards is a biomechanicists. >> the whole thing of what we're doing is to accelerate how they do their jobs we would hope would have effect on the long-term longevity. we're doing what other sports haven't done. what can play what if games. one of the things it allows us to do, we can change their body position in the irand resimulate the jump. we're going to see if we can buy you more rotation velocity by moving the arm position. >> they moved me around. >> and virtuoso ukulele player jacob is redefining th...

Using those to analyze human emotion. >> we'll show you what that map looked like in terms of what the forces are under her foot. >> it uses reflective markers to reflect light back to the camera. by placing markers in strategic locations on a human body, we can measure where the body is moving at any point in time. we're doing something that most other sports haven't done. we can play what if games. we can change their body position when they're in the air and resimulate the jump. the only adjustment you need to make is the arm. that's it. that's going to get you to where you want to be. >> t...

Down, if you're not in a belly to earth position, this may not read correctly. so the -- it can be fooled by body position. also, if a student, a low timer has not got a lot of jumps, they can become panicky at pull altitude and turn upside down and the instructor may be trying to right them and both focused on getting to the right position and they don't focus on getting a parachute open. >> okay. >> a lot of times the instructors are told at a certain altitude, you to let the student go and let the student work through the problem. >> okay. craig, just quickly, i'm just curious, are you goin...