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kids do the dumbest things, and now thanks to cell phone video we can see them doing dumb things. this is a group of teenages at

the kingston train strags, and they're -- train station, and their playing chicken. >> five of them jumped down on the track at one point and back up. the last kid waits until about the last ten seconds before he sees a train coming and jumps back up. not to mention, the third rail in the subway, this one here is electrified. if they were to trip and fall you will get electrocuted or shocked. luckily nobody got it hurt. >> it's not like a two step jump jumping down is easier than jumping up. >> some community members are sick and tired of seeing this activity on the tractks, so

that's why they posted the video. >> it's so dirty down there throw your shoes up. >> afterwards, they got hot dogs and didn't wash their hands. >> this was video shot in 1989? >> just coming to the surface now. what you're looking at is an image of a soft robot. when we think of robots normally, we think of something

like c 3 po this one is made of plastic. >> what can this moveable thing do? >> you're looking at an uncooked egg, and the gripper can pick it up. this one is made out of rubber, but it can be out of rubber or silicone. they tried this on a mouse and the mouse was uninjured. >> what's the application? >> they hope to put it as a glove on your hand modify what you're wearing or a keyboard to be used with other adaptations. eventually they would like to use it to where you're not using compressed air, they want to use liquids to do it. >> they could do it in oceans.

>> the titanic? >> i think they should use it in the claw video game things. >> so you can actually grab something. >> forget military and medical uses, let's change the claw game. >> he could grab your neck and never let go. >> you'll never guess what this art is made of? >> that's nuts how does he? >> it will leave you speechless. >> and he was the 2011 world cup stacking champion and he defended his title and won again, he is here to tell us all about it and show off his

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la week i show guys the serious sport stacking skill of 11-year-old william paulie. he tied one world record, he broke another at the 2012 u.s. sport stacking championship. i told you that he was the 2011 world stacking championship, but he was defending his title.

he is back now -- >> with the title? >> he defended his tielt, he won again, joining us from arlington, virginia, 11-year-old william holly. so you're the champ again two times in a row, how does it feel? >> it feels great? >> how was the competition? >> it was complicated because there's so many countries involved. >> what did you win? did you get at title belt or something? >> a got a big trophy. >> what did you have to do. you grab the first cup, and then three, and you make a stack. and then you alternate hands and then you go back to the

beginning, and right first left on the bottom take it down, and it's like this. >> that was awesome, that's great. >> how do you figure out you're good at this? >> when i was kindergarten, they had a set of cups and we all started making random stacks. i really liked it but i started getting into it. i wanted to get that -- >> how does that happen? >> a lot of practice? and all that support makes you go faster and gives you more confidence. >> if you're an electrical engineer, and you get bored, this is what you do.

>> this is eric goodchild, and he is an electrical engineer student at arizona state university. and classes were not keeping him busy enough, so he made this electronic harp. and it is an original arrangement he is playing. it says this took him about three months to build, and he did it with parts laying around his apartment and parts that he got from e bay really cheap. the light shoots up and your hand reflecting the light, and it goes to a senator that goes to a synthesizer that is for each point of light. >> i like that he creates a

musical instrument with parts he had laying around. >> the coolest thing we did in college was hook a cd player up in the bathroom. >> i like the song too. >> yeah. ♪ >> this is cool, i want one of these. >> it's jet man. yes it is and we have the story behind this flight and the answer to this question. >> how does he land? >> see how he flies, and

i think it would be a lot of fu to play this game e-ball. i know you're thinking what is that? >> i was thinking that. >> do you notice these cards? >> it's like pong, but it's your card for a paddle. >> people that went to the iaa motor show in germany got to drive like a giant game of pong.

>> let's see what he says. >> this is really fun, but i would hate to be the passengers because it would be a great way to get car sick. >> that just revealed my intro. >> check out these really cool black and white portraits, they are made out of -- >> it looks like it's made out of -- >> it's like a wire mesh. >> what do you think it looks like? >> if i had to say it was -- >> believe it or not, these portraits are made out of wire mesh.

>> exactly. these portraits are the creation of a korean sculptor. he selects the phones he likes most, and at it with wire cutters against a canvas made of nothing but mesh. >> how in the world did he come up with this concept? >> he is a really well known sculptor, and this is his latest work for his fourth solo exposition. >> at the beginning of time man has wanted to fly like the birds, this guy can do it. he is known as jet man, and jet man has been working on this

flight suit since 1993. he has gone through different it rations te terations. and you see this guy has total control overflight. >> this is awesome. >> he is not just falling and controlling his fall he's going up, down, barrel rolls, dives. he is a former swiss military pilot. he has a throttle in his hand, and the rest it controlled by his body. >> can you imagine if this is the new way to travel if you want today fly to napa valley. >> so to take off he has to be

airborne already? >> yes. >> how does he land? >> he deploys a parachute and just gently comes down. >> he is accelerating at the same rate. >> it's pretty incredible. in 2008 he flu over the swiss alps and the english channel 99 years after humans took flight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com