soren son took part in a pilot project. the first of which was surgery in rome. doctors implanted electrodes. they sent a mild electric current in proportion to the object the hands came into contact with. the message reached soren son's brain. the hand has censors attached to each tendon. we can use the censors to guage the level of force. we use the force information to deliver precise stimulation to sentencing nerves in order to restore the real-some time feelings into the nervous system. >> to be sure that soren son was using a sense of touch and not looking at or listening out for clue, he wore a blindfold and head phoneses the research team recorded orveds. artificial limbs can be bulky and that put people off uchg them in the past. prosthetics don't include the sense of touch. researchers are working on a lighter model that is to become commercially viable. soren son sis he will be the first in line. he is discover something he thought he lost forever. that has to feel good. >> don't forget, you can keep up to date for all the news on the website. news and

. >> this is soren's farm, but we always say our farm.s his primary supplier of vegetables. >> look at the soil here. you see all the mussel shells? >> yeah. >> these are shellfish. >> like rene, he's not your ordinary dane and his farm is unlike the others around here. this used to be monoculture. >> yep. >> 15 hectares of just carrots. now what are you growing? >> between 120 and 170 different things. >> true, there are tractors and rows where potatoes and carrots grow. but much of what's happening here is a mix of wild and cultivated. >> this is wild angelica. that's chives and the purple flowers, wild onions. and you can grow them here. let's grow some for next year. here you go. first time you come up here, you go into this, like oh, flower garden. you say no, no, no, this is the leek field. >> they're so nice. >> touching them like they're jewels. >> they are jewels. >> let's grab a bunch of these for lunch, no? leeks going? >> yeah. >> the pressure in farming is to have a monoculture and to provide year in and year out what you kno

opposition has reportedly been struggling to make their voices heard in their protests against corruption soren crime and widespread poverty unrest to see them in the postman dela country as a nation seems to be agence wars a security crisis artie's policy or reports. we were about to enter one of the most dangerous townships in one of the most dangerous cities in the world this is the south africa that mandela left behind there were no what to expect when you go out in the street some days will be quiet some days you just up and down there are a lot of downs in south africa now days away from the cameras all is not well in the land of mandela twenty six year old constable corrode burma later knows it all too well for five years he's been patrolling the streets of johannesburg to try and instill some sense of order. and now we are entering. there's a large majority of. poverty. a lot of the purely artistic to for a better life for a better way of the. crime here i am right and the few places in south africa today where crime is more rampant or poverty more in demick than alexandra township twel

soren for the southern district, having 79 cases with either successful convictions or guilty pleas relatedtrading. nine of those are people who at one time were affiliated with s.a.c. and martoma being the ninth in this case. one interesting thing at the end of court proceedings today on the courthouse steps, there was a bit of a scuffle that emerged between a lawyer on the martoma defense team and aggressive photographer. the lawyer was eight months pregnant, trying to fight off this photographer, as he was attempting to get a shot of martoma and his wife, who were understandably quite distraught about the proceedings. things settled down. but it was a dramatic day inside the courthouse and out. >> thanks for that update. kate kelly has been following this trial since day one. >>> warren buffett's housing bet seems to be pieing off. usg having its best day in two years. joining us in a cnbc exclusive, jim metcalf, chairman and ceo of usg. great day for the stock. a new high today, up 17% so far this year. the analysts like the volume as well as the pricing trends. you sound optimistic abo