here science fiction springs to life. cutting edge technology regulates every aspect of life here.et's take a closer look now at what's aiming to be the most modern city in the world. >> south korea's capital seoul is a booming, rapidly-expanding city with 20 million residents. here, history and tradition mix with modern life -- there's no space here for a comprehensive urban renewal. but just 40 kilometers west of seoul, a new bridge leads to south korea's future: songdo city -- also called the songdo international business district. it's a place its creators call a 21st century "smart city." and it serves as a model for what other new south koran cities could look like, and how they could function. songdo has turned into a teeming laboratory for global experts and pioneers from every industry -- construction, environmental engineering, computer technology and architecture. the city of the 21st ceuntry is still a baby. when i look at the entire songdo development, the project i'm working on is only one fifth. and that part alone is alone one third complete. so you can imagine, it'

spring maryland. caller: i met you at the world science fiction convention. i was the one who showed you the first copping out later. guest: this was in baltimore. you have a good memory. caller: i do. i am concerned about the environmental whackos. if you become president, how are you going to stop these people from turning the united states in one gigantic part. keep up the good work. i love the way you told the media off. guest: that speech at the world science fiction convention led to my publishing opportunity in 1984. i will be in florida giving a visionary speech about the united states going back into space in the john f. kennedy tradition. you brought back some on the memories from that trip. we have a proposal at newt.org to replace the epa. the environmental protection agency is filled with people are of -- who are against american jobs. they believe in a radical vision of the world. last year was the most expensive gasoline in american history because of president obama's policies, which are anti- american energy. the environmental protection agen

springs up afterward having done a daring stunt. >> dangerous, yes. crazy, for sure. but is it fact or fiction?you sort of gasp and you're like no way. that can't be real, can it? >> it's unlikely that you will survive laying down under a bus. many things can go very wrong. >> it looks like something like maybe that could work. >> definitely do not try this at home. it is 100% fake, so trying this for real could cause 100% injury. the stuntman is visual effects editor who creates the video on summer break in high school. >> that particular day i was bored. i wanted to do something that day. >> he has a visual effects program on his computer. and wants to test it out. his idea is to shoot multiple shots and layer them on top of each other to create the illusion of being run over by a bus. >> i went out to the front yard, set up by tripod. i set up the camera, lined it up right, watched traffic go by for a few minutes. >> first he needs a shot of himself lying in the middle of an empty street. but in the process, it nearly becomes a reality. >> i run out and lay on the floor. i hear a car coming.