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On giving. two children and the prosthetics their family wanted for them. given by total strangers. >> they can cost a small fortune. but what the children are now giving back is truly priceless. here is abc's david muir with the story. >> reporter: 3-year-old born without a hand still an all-star from the start. a superman with his ukulele, the boy from maui always hoped one day he may get a hand, a prosthetic that could cost the family thousands. his grandmother found an engineer from georgia willing to make it for free. using 3d printing technology, it took him a month. no cost to the famil...

And a marine throttle in place of pedals, it's a fully drivable hot tub. not an entirely new idea for forster. he and phil wycker built the first carpool 17 years ago when they were engineering students at mcmaster in hamilton. when they both ended up in l.a. a few years later, the carpool deville was inevitable. anything that's half cadillac/half hot tub is bound to offer a certain amount of luxury. but this car wasn't just built for comfort. it was built for speed. designed from the plug up to be driven to the limit on the bonneville salt flats and become the world's fastest hot tub. you're ...

Carpool deville up to 160 kilometers an hour. what is the land speed record for a hot tub? >> i believe it's whatever we set. i'm pretty sure there isn't one so far. >> reporter: which means we're actually setting a world record right now. and could almost hear the sounds of history being made. tom walters, ctv news, los angeles. >> oh, boy, oh, boy. did you see the hubcaps? >> that's my favorite part of that piece. if they went much faster, though, that water would come right out. >> i love it. and who said that engineering students are nerds? and look at you. >> i have some experience in a h...

Who oppose this idea say is that look, if there's a problem with stem graduates, why aren't salaries going through the roof? why aren't they spiking? and they're not. they have got a point there. once more, when you look at graduates of these programs, you find that a year after graduation a lot of them are not even in their field anymore. 64% of computer and information science graduates are not in their field after a year. 54% of engineering graduates are not in the engineering field anymore. which is shocking. of those engineering students, half say they left because of pay and a third say ...

This ambulance chaser that is not cool. >> she wants 75 grand. wendy. if anyone knows, judge judy knows, right? and one of the interesting things that distinguishes this case from others, where you have the likeness, if you will, is that nowhere on his ads did he say "as seen on judge judy." on his website he says as seen on other places. he never attributes other statements. there's a difference. >> close enough. >> i want a judge to say do i have stupid written on my forehead? that's what i want. i want her to get the same treatment. >> mark, wendy, thank you. we'll see what happens. >> than...