that brought shini samara to the itstitute. >> what is the focus of the research here?> people with disabilities who use wheelchairs. >> very different dynamic, isn't it, compared to a very typical person sitting in a car seat? >> yes, it is. we will see if a person going under the seatbelt and, in fact, they can completely come out of a wheelchair. >> how realistic are those dummi dummies? >> very simplified versions of the complex human body. . >> crash test dummies have been used since 1949. they have become ever more sophisticated but what researchers are finding here is that they can get ever closer to reality by using three dimensional computer models. >> for the body's exterior, shini volunteered for the process. a 3 dimensional laser scan capturing 500,000 points on the body in 12 seconds. from that, an avatar of the external body shape is created. >> we can do body scan but that's just the outside. >> gene winhu is one of those working on hundreds of mris. >> what's the mri capturing? >> the mri can capture internal organs, ligaments. >> to create a wide spectr

shinny samara, a mechanical engineer, the latest in crash test dummies and how researchers are turning to 3d imaging to make those dummies a little smarter. >> there is a graphic, a different i am packet. >> an engineer who designed everything from satellites in space to bionic eyes. >> i love watching the steering wheel. giving us a whole new meaning to being a back seat driver. >> that's our team. now, let's do some science. i am phil torres driving along the beautiful southern california coast. i am behind a wheel of one of toyota's hydrogen fuel demo vehicles, one of a slew of innovations making the car of the future the car of now. the streets of tonies california a lab for the game changing electronic vehicle. the newest hydrogen fuel cell car. this is the hot room at toyota's technical center where they tested toyota's hydrogen fuel cell car, the first one that will hit the consumer market. >> this is the future. >> jackie bilsell is the fuel cell engineer. >> i have been working this for 11 years. to finally, see it coming to production is exciting and a little nerve-racking. >

specially perimeter of all of samara city toward tikrit.ur main goal is to protect the holy sideline. >> it went on to balad, samara and will reach tikrit. the idea is that they take control of towns and villages on either side of that road in order to be able to deny isil ground. once they have taken ditikrit, they will move and draw an im e imagenary line from here to here. what that will do is it will cut ice i will fighters off. they won't be able to communicate with each other. they won't be able to resupply each other. now, isil still control huge parts of iraqi territory. parts of anbar province and mosul up here in the north. but, taking control of this key highways may gives the upper hand. >> if this operation is successful, it will deliver a way for them to resupply themselves. >> will be key as isil has proved adept to using roads to devastating effect. imran khan, baghdad. >>> we continue to following breaking news out of canada's capitol where a shooting has the city on lockdown right now. we will bring you the latest developm

one in particular at samara, they have the opportunity to divert much of the flow into a major canal and ultimately into a large lake or depression called tartar where water could be stored. their storage capacity, they could divert the flow of the tigris for literally months at a time. so there's very real threats to iraq's water supply. >> you know, it's so painful to think that anybody could be that cruel, especially in a country where in iraq it's not had quite the amount of rainfall and it's so incredible that they would do anything to threaten these villages what dare to resist them and threaten their water supply. it's astounding, isn't it? >> well, it is astounding when you think about it but when you think of the atrocities that isis has already committed against individuals across iraq, i guess it isn't so surprising. but they have certainly, you know, already shown that they will divert water in attempts to cut off water to surgeon areas in iraq and also flood agricultural areas in and around baghdad. >> john, thank you for joining us. >> you're very welcome. >> and vice p

it is the head down to the golden gate bridge of the stick a live look at the cost richmond samara from bridge. <>: the family of my list of backers hug each other outside the regional medical center tuesday afternoon from a helicopter partnership with abc seven news because the the nasty rollover accident with serious injuries. however with technology and will quit thinking officer she was able to get the help she needed. firsofr camera was able to locate the i read that belonged to her. the only problem was that it was locked with a password. officer camera and was able to activate the find my i phone feature. he then remotely turned on the location services feature once an officer can renew the he did not have much time. >>: locate her and russia to the hospital. much to the relief and gratitude of family members. <