Harvard students send hamburger into space

The Solar Impulse plane - the first airplane ever built that can fly day and night without a drop of fuel - landed at Washington Dulles International Airport, the last stop before its final flight in the U.S. to New York City. WUSA's Kristen Fisher reports.

Sarah Murnaghan, a 10-year-old Pa. girl with cystic fibrosis, will receive a new set of adult lungs. The transplant comes just days after a federal judge granted her family's request to suspend a rule that blocked her from being put on a waiting list for an adult lung because of her age. Marlie Hall speaks to Sarah's mother Janet Murnaghan.

New electronic license plates are being proposed for South Carolina drivers. The technology would allow the DMV to change what's on your plate instantly. WSPA-TV's Robert Kittle reports.

Flying just several feet above crops in Yolo Country is the Yamaha. This machine is an R-MAX remote controlled helicopter, also known as an drone. UC Davis is using the drones to help farmers fight and spray for crop-eating bugs. Steve Large reports.

A Shenzhou spacecraft carrying a crew of three, including China's second female astronaut, launched into orbit and is heading toward a prototype space station module for a planned two-week mission.

The latest update to Apple's iOS for the iPhone was shown off in a video shown during the 2013 World Wide Developer's Conference (WWDC).

During Apple's annual World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC), the company's Senior VP of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller unveiled the newly redesigned Mac Pro desktop computer.

During a pre-E3 event, Microsoft revealed new games that will launch with Xbox One. The next generation console will launch in November for $499.

Kids across the Bay Area could soon have a new tool to fight back against bullies, without ever having to face them. A new system being tried out by the Santa Clara County Office of Education encourages students to speak up by texting on their phone. Mark Sayre reports.

Researchers in the University of Minnesota's College of Science and Engineering have developed a new noninvasive system that allows people to control a flying robot using only their mind.

As Google continues to expand into new territories, the search giant is making a big push to become the center of your digital life. Chenda Ngak reports.

NASA launched three astronauts into space aboard the Soyuz spacecraft. They will join the crew of the International Space Station.