if weather doesn't favor either team. weather man might. >> that's good. >> thanks for joining us. for >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- ice cube. "science bob" pflugfelder. and music from bush. with cleto and the cletones. and now, before i forget, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. thank you, cleto. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for believing in me. right back at you.

it's monday night and we have a good show tonight. a legend in the world of hip hop music and in the world of nicknames, too, the one and only ice cube is here with us. also tonight, from our big outdoor stage, we have music from bush this evening. and "science bob" pflugfelder, too. science bob -- fans? has been on our show a number of times. he's a fourth grade science teacher from newton, massachusetts. he makes science fun. science bob makes science fun. he's not like he's just having baking soda come out of a coke bottle. these are some of his many explosions on our show over the years. whoa! whoa! >> look out! >> jimmy: wow!

so, tonight -- [ cheers and applause ] you're in danger tonight. we're going to make paint cans explode. we're going to spin around on a huge teeter toer and ice cube and i are going to shoot lightning guns at each other. should i be exchanging gun fire with ice cube? stick around for that. did anyone make a purchase using your iphone today instead -- today, the much anticipated launch of apple pay, the mobile payment system that allows you to buy stuff with your iphone, so, now you don't have to go through the excruciating experience of going into your wallet, handing them your card, putting the card back in your wallet. it's excruciating and you never have to do it again. apple is making even the easiest parts of our lives easier. here's how the new mobile payment system works. if you so much as even glance at an apple product, apple pay

automatically deducts the full amount from your checking account. i don't know, don't you think we should hold off on this apple pay thing until at least one of us figures out how to use that super market self-chueckout thing? how do you use it? and it actually seems pretty simple. these are the instructions. we'll go through them step by step. step one, input your credit or debit card information into the passbook app. step two, bring your nfc-enabled iphone 6 to any participating retailer. i don't know what that means, but okay. step three, show the cashier your apple pay enabled phone. step four, stand there while the confused cashier tries to figure out what to do. step five, continue standing there while the cashier gets their manager, who also doesn't know what to do. step six, apologize to the people yelling at you for holding up the line. step seven, just use your debit card and get out of there. i like it.

sounds like a breeze. [ applause ] but i guess we will probably -- it will come to that. how awkward is it going to be when you use your old iphone to pay for the new iphone what a betrayal. this is pretty great. you may have noticed this if you watch college football on espn saturday. legendary coach lou holtz is a broadcaster now. he has been for quite some time. but see if you can understand even a little bit of what lou holtz is saying here. >> ohio state and michigan state, still headed towards that showdown we anticipated. they will get to talk a whole lot more at halftime. i promise. >> well, i don't -- >> counting down seven, six, five, they're ready to go to ole miss and tennessee. >> i tell you. >> jimmy: tell us what? there were not -- let's see -- one more time. pay very close attention. >> well, i -- i don't got -- raise the hand, call.

[ laughter ] . >> jimmy: the poor closed captioning guy. i went back and back and watched it with closed captioning. he said, i'm not even going to bother. in the nfl last night, peyton manning torched the san francisco 49ers and in doing so, became the nfl's all-time leader in touchdown passes. if that doesn't finally get him an endorsement deal, i don't know what is going on. he broke brett favre's record of 508 touchdown passes. classy move. brett favre sent manning a congratulatory text after he set the record. in a less classy move, the text was a picture of his genitals. manning through four touchdown passes last night. bringing his total to 510. so, now i guess he just hands the ball off, right? you got the record. [ laughter ] meanwhile, the art world is ail buzz, as an american in paris, an artist named paul mccarthy has caused quite a stir with this large inflatable sculpture

of what he says is a tree. >> this tree is like a giant fantasy. in the french tradition, it's a fan tas call work. it's oversized. it's like a big dream. >> when i first saw it, i thought of a giant sex toy or maybe a balloon being inflated. but apparently it's already inflated. so, for me, it's a giant sex toy. >> jimmy: i don't think it looks anything like a sex toy. it's clearly an upside down dreidel. a bystander was so happe unhapp slapped the artist in the face. they pulled the plug on the plug. you think in france that could be okay with this sort of thing, right? personally, i thought the tree really brought to mind the holiday season, especially --

did you see the colorful stockings they hung? i don't see anything sexual about that at all. [ applause ] by the way, why would they still even have plugs? there's a new royal baby on the way. prince william and his wife kate have confirmed that their second child will approve in april of next year. so, soon there will be not one but two babies with the power to decapitate their subjects. the british press is referring to the royal bay bibiebabies, t up with nicknames. they are referring them to them as the heir and the spare. that's nice. great way to make the second kid feel like he belongs in the trunk of a car. here's something for will and kate to think about. according to a new survey, almost 40% of new moms create social media accounts for their newborns. 40%. a good way to know you shouldn't have a baby is if you think it's

a good idea to set up a twitter account for it. one of the reasons moms are said to be doing this they don't want to clutter their own facebook feed with baby pictures so the baby gets its own page which you have to like unless you want the mother to hate you. you still have to look at it anyway. i guess they can kind of see the lod logic. as long as you keep them off baby tinder, it should be fine. ill ha i have a 3-month-old. i don't have a special instagram for her, but i do have one for guillermo. the name is my guillermo. look it up. there he is at the pumpkin patch. we go every year. i think -- oh, right, there's him having ice cream on the swing. you like vanilla, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's his favorite. here's guillermo doing -- what are you doing there, guillermo? what were you doing? >> trying to touch my toes. >> jimmy: i thought it was yoga.

and here, my favorite part of the day, bedtime. he goes right out when you suedesued swaddle him. this is a good reason to have a kid. i saw this on youtube. a video of a couple of students in japan, one of whom was the victimle of one of the more creative pranks i've seen in quite awhile. [ laughter ] i wish i'd thought of that. if that happened in america, the parents would have sued and owned the school by now. there's a new number one movie at the box office this week. "fury," starring brad pitt, knocked "gone girl" out of the top spot. it took in more than $23 million, which is a lot for a war movie. already, the studio is harold at work on a sequel and i guess the focus on this one is to take a more family-friendly approach.

>> if you think it can't get worse, it can, and it will. the dying's not done. the killing's not done. >> they're coming. >> how many? >> 300 of them. >> i'm scared. >> i'm scared, too. >> it's five against 300. [ laughter ] >> check. >> check. >> check. >> fire! >> get them. hit him! >> do what you're here for! >> nice job. >> nice job. >> nice job. >> now!

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what black friday is going to look like. do you get it, guillermo? >> yeah, i get it. >> jimmy: okay, good. some big changes for starbucks employees. as of today, they're going to allow their employ eees to dispy didable tattoos and ear gauges. the round plugs that some people put in their ear lobe to let the world know their dads never played catch with them. [ applause ] but starbucks -- oh, is that -- starbucks says the new relaxed dress code is part of an effort to give employees a way to express themselves. i didn't realize starbucks had a dress code. i thought the only rule was that you had to be an atrocious speller. bu

but of course none of this world matter if we woke up four minutes earlier and make our own coffee. i want to wish a happy birthday to our dear friend snoop dogg who turned 43 years old today. [ applause ] i was thinking about it. pot smoker s celebrate on 34/20 because it doesn't make sense. it's not the code in any state. someone just made it up because they're high, i guess. so, i think it would make sense to start celebrating on snoop's birthday, 10/20, right? [ applause ] it's perfect. it's like being six months late for 4/20, which is appropriate. so, anyway, snoop is keeping very busy as he gets older. he's got a show called "the double g news network" and he's teamed up with us for an

educational series about wildlife. in honor of snoop's birthday, it's time to learn about snakes and bats in tonight's edition of "plizzanet earth." >> i'm your host with the most. roll the footage. bats. snakes. reptiles. flying in the sky. oh, [ bleep ]. was that a bat? they're trying to eat him? highly sensible radar blue ray vision to see with heat. i don't know how he does it but this [ bleep ] seeps heat. yeah, there you go. tend eerizin tenderizing. baking, shaking. now grilling. done deal. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, snoop. tonight on the show, we have music from bush. "science bob" pflugfelder is here. and we'll be right back with ice cube, so stick around.

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>> jimmy: hi there. tonight on the show, a gentleman who never fails to dazzle with his weird and wonderful science demonstrations. "science bob" pflugfelder is here. his new book is called "nick and tesla's super-cyborg gadget glove." it's filthy. tonight we are going to shoot lightning guns. and it is awesome to see. then a merry band of brits. their new album comes out just hours from now. it's called "man on the run," bush from the at&t outdoor stage. tomorrow night, an all-star comedy lineup with bill murray and jack black and kyle gass of tenacious d. i'm nervous about bill murray being here. he was here before but in a big

group. because i love him. i don't want to come on too strong. i may need you to help me with this one, guillermo, all right? >> no problem. >> jimmy: all right. later this week, keanu reeves, mike epps, music from milky chance and on thursday night, we're shutting down hollywood boulevard for taylor swift, who will also sit down to chat about her much-examined life. and also i would like to congratulate my cousin micki and her husband eric. on friday, this little human emerged into the world. isn't he cute? his name is michael mario marseglia. m-m-m. and he was born on eminem's birthday. so, we could be in a lot of trouble with this one. mom and baby are doing well. dad is fine, too. he came out of it completely unscathed. and congratulations to them. all right. it is truly a versatile performer who can pioneer west coast gangster rap, beat a giant anaconda to death on film:ó:c a now give voice to a candle maker in the new 3-d animated movie

"the book of life." it is in theaters now. please say hello to ice cube. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at z@;that. nice shirt. >> like that, huh? >> jimmy: i do like that. hey, you just finished shooting a big muovie about nba, true. >> yeah, we just finished on "straight out of compton." >> jimmy: i can't wait to see that. who is in it? are you in it? >> my son plays me in the movie. >> jimmy: that's great. >> extremely proud of that. >> jimmy: very exciting. >> it's cool. >> jimmy: did he have to audition to play his dad? >> hell, y yeah. yk he d >> jimmy: he did? >> i ain't giving nothing for free. >> jimmy: did he do a ride along

with you to see how you act? >> every day of his life. no, no, he was born to play the part, so -- >> jimmy: did he ask you questions, like, what was it like, dad, these kind of questions that maybe your son wouldn't have asked before? >> yeah, you know, he got all in my business. >> jimmy: he did? >> all in my business. >> jimmy: did you hold anything back? >> no, no, he 22 now. he can handle it. >> jimmy: he can. who is playing the rest of the guys in the group? their sons? >> no, no. we got some great actors, you know? mostly all unknowns, you know. new actors, but they all did a hell of a job, man. i can't wait to bring this to the screen and, you know, we had a great director, gary gray, who, he directed me in "friday," you know what i mean, so, we've been working for 20, 25 years. >> jimmy: dr. dre co-produced the movie with you. >> yeah, dre produced it. we had, you know, easy kids come to the set and hang out so it was like, we had everybody that was around at that time back on

the set, giving they two cents. everybody was either mad they wasn't in the movie enough or mad they was in the movie too much. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: did that bring back a lot of memories being in that situation, recreating those things as closely as you possibly could? >> dude, it was like back to the future, you know what i'm saying? i felt like i was going to change history, you know what i'm saying, if i come around the corner and see my son, you know, people in my life was going to start disappearing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ll cool j was here last week and he was talking about being arrested in the '80s for doing something that seems kind of -- i don't know, almost charming now, humping a couch. he was arrested for it. you guys were not couch humpers in nba. >> no, but we got arrested. >> jimmy: what did they charge you with? >> just, you know, inciting

riots, you know, indecent si. they had all these obscenity ordnances and stuff, they would get us for using profancy, you know what i mean, just being hard core mcs. >> jimmy: you ever talk to these young guys coming up now, go, you have no idea how good you have it, you don't get arrested for this stuff. we were constantly getting arrested. >> oh, man, they do worse stufl than us. they get arrested. >> jimmy: oh, they do? >> they do get arrested. i ain't got to tell them about that part. >> jimmy: you just did a show with snoop dogg, right? >> yeah, yeah, we just did "how the west was won." we did a show up north and one out here, sold out, crazy. >> jimmy: so, today's his birthday. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i assume you knew that. >> yep, i knew that. >> jimmy: do you exchange gifts? yeah, i got him what i got him last year. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's very sweet. >> thank you.

>> jimmy: edible arrangement, i assume? >> you know. trust me, it was the same gift as the year before and the year before that and the year before that. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to see a clip that is nothing at all like the nba movie. it's called "the book of life." it is in theaters now. ice cube is with us. we'll be right back.

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with this -- >> excuse me. sir? >> and then, you -- you -- you got through. >> jimmy: that is ice cube in "the book of life." it's in theaters now. did you ever imagine when you were touring that you would wind up in a family animated -- because i tell you something, i did not. [ laughter ] >> no. i didn't see that coming, either. >> jimmy: what is the character you're playing there? >> i play an actual an gecient who is in the cave of souls. he has one friend, which is the book of life. he helps the heros with their journey. >> jimmy: i'm glad to see someone over than morgan freeman playing god for a change. [ laughter ] >> yeah, man, he got to retire sometime. i mean, god need a substitute at some point, you know. but it's cool. it's better than playing a donkey or a wildebeest, you know what i'm saying? or a -- chicken or wooly

mammoth. >> jimmy: you're going to start the first animation feud. do most young people know you as an actor rather than as a rapper? >> that's starting to happen. it's starting to happen where youngster, you know, they parents really have to kind of bring them to my concerts and they're like, shocked, you know what i'm saying? they're sitting like, what's going on? >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> it's kind of cool, you know what i mean? it's cool to reach back and get a new generation and discover how dirty your music is. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think that's what mr. rogers used to say. [ laughter ] the last time you were here, we did something, i don't know if you'd call it an experiment or what it was. i know that a lot of the films you're in, you are -- you're a tough guy, you are very angry. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: so last time, i gave you some lines that are very wholesome, friendly, call it

what you will. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you read those lines and it became a huge hit on youtube. and i figure you must have some anger that you can reach down deep inside and claim for us tonight, yes? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: okay, great. so -- so here's how this is going to go. i'll read a line and then you give it back to us but in ice cube style. okay? >> okay. >> jimmy: here we go. yes, i would like to add baby spin knack to my breakfast smoo smoothie. >> yep, i would like to add some baby spinach to my breakfast smoothie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: rainbows are majestic visions that remind us how beautiful life truly is.sl@s >> man, them rainbows are majestic -- what are they --

majest )íuvisions, yeah, they visions that remind us of beautiful life truly is, punk. [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for the crate and barrel gift card. you always know what to get me. >> thank you for that dumb ass crate and barrel gift card. you always know what to get me. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i would love to give you a ride to the airport. that's what friend boss fs do f other. >> man, i would love to give your broke ass a ride to the airport. that's what friends do for each other. >> jimmy: one more. one more. this is a romantic line. baby, this weekend, it's going to be nothing but you and me picking apples in maine. >> baby. this weekend -- it ain't going to be nothing but me and you,

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>> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. "science bob" and music from bush are still on the way. but first, let's check in with gabourey sidibe to see what's going on her show. what do you have for us tonight, gabby? >> hi, jimmy. on tonight's very special episode, i punch dame judy dench right in the face. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sounds terrific. thank you, gabby. we'll be right back with "science bob" pflugfelder.

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>> jimmy: our next guest is the kind of science teacher you wish

you had. one who really enjoys blowing things up and he's an author, too. the newest in his book series for kids is "nick and tesla's super-cyborg gadget glove." please welcome our "science bob" pflugfelder. hello, science bob. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: i will put your book right here. now, we've got some exciting stuff to get to and i don't want to waste even one second of time. >> no. and i found that if you want to get people kind of excited, engaged with science, you show them how it affects their lives every day. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, maybe we can demonstrate how an internal combustion engine works. >> jimmy: very good. something in a vehicle. >> yes. our powers ha scars have a cham injector injects fuel, it becomes vaporized, gets compressed, a spark goes off, the spark plug, that causes an explosion, which pushes a miss or the down, that shoots a cam shaft around and your car goes forward.

>> jimmy: you lost me right at the beginning. >> basically -- cars are powered by explosions. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> tens of thousands of explosions going off underneath your hood. >> jimmy: that is so excited. i would ha had a lot more fun driving. here we go. >> let's demonstrate that. you have going to need to put a hard hat on here. >> jimmy: all right. you like wearing hard hats for these things, don't you? >> we do. >> jimmy: science bob the builder. >> this is what we've got. this is going to represent our chamber. preloaded the chambers with ethanol fuel and so that's all in there. just a little bit. maybe half a teaspoon in there. and then we need an igniter. for us, we're going to use barbecue lighters. >> jimmy: why don't mine ever work? >> these hopefully will. when we push these, each one is hooked up to two cans and that should ignite the fuel in there and we should be able to pop some of these tops off. >> jimmy: is there paint in the can? >> no paint.

you need oxygen. >> jimmy: all right. >> you might want to step back just a little bit. >> jimmy: i'll step way back. >> see how the engine works? press it in any order that you want. >> jimmy: we should have a safety thing, like, on the count of -- oh, my goodness. >> yours are working much better than mine. >> jimmy: there's can lids flying everywhere. that doesn't seem safe at all. >> you might want to put these out here. >> jimmy: no, no, don't put them out. [ applause ] wow. sure they're all out? let's look at the instant replay here. we have it and we might as well. you can see here, we hit that -- i may have hit it a little earlier than i should have. look at that. that was dangerous, actually. in fact, i feel like it's going to be one of those things like on the 4th of july, where we think the firecracker is done, but then it blows up as soon as

you get near it. >> possible. >> jimmy: what should we do snen just get away from it? >> yeah. those i think are good. >> jimmy: good. let's go over there and get away from this. >> ready for physics? >> jimmy: sure. i'm going to keep this on. >> okay. all right. come on over here. >> jimmy: okay. >> and we're going to have you take a seat on this. looks like a teeter totter, but it actually is not. this spins around, so, it's kind of like a merry go round. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> yeah. have you heard of the coriolis effect. >> jimmy: i've heard of it. i don't know what it is. >> it has to do with rotating objects and it's why we have hurricanes spin one way in one hemisphere and the other way in the other hemisphere. >> jimmy: this is very romantic. i feel like i'm in one of those movies where we're joining hands. [ laughter ] >> all right. so this is 4 1/2 foot shot.

which -- >> jimmy: sorry, guillermo. i was aiming at your nuts. >> this should be pretty easy. i don't know if you want to try it -- >> jimmy: shoot into the trash pail? >> right there. you'll see that it's much harder than it looks. >> jimmy: yeah, you have to account for the spinning. >> exactly. >> jimmy: oh. oh. thanks, guillermo. oh. can i throw up in this trash barrel, too? [ laughter ] oh, almost. wow, this is very hard. it's like three feet in front of us and i can't get it. oh, there you go! [ applause ] thank you, guillermo. oh, boy. i feel like shaq at the free-throw line. [ laughter ] oh, boy. >> to try to counteract it. >> jimmy: this is for the birds.

thank you gashgs m, guillermo. >> you have to throw it -- there you go. >> jimmy: yeah, thanks. hold on a second. oh, you -- this is humiliating. this is ruining everything. >> i'm going to try to throw it to you. >> jimmy: is this that thing that matthew mccon hakoconaughe talking about, the flat circle? okay, there you go. >> i'm going to throw it to you. oh, my gold, you're going fast. oh, no. >> jimmy: i don't think it will stop! oh! all right. let's get off this thing. >> okay. >> jimmy: i feel like we're in circumstance d cirque du soleil. >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm all right. >> okay. >> jimmy: i'm glad i kept the

helmet on. >> i never went that fast. >> jimmy: i feel very drunk right now. >> come on over here. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, i'm kind of excited. [ laughter ] by the way, that does not affect toilets. toy lets having in to do with what hemisphere we're in. >> jimmy: it wouldn't be a problem to spin around on a toilet. >> right. tonight, we are going to be demonstrating the world's strongest tesla coil gun. >> jimmy: good, i hope i'm going to throw up on it. >> all right. our guns are coming out here. and we're going to have to put them on. they're actually portable. >> jimmy: this is good. i've been wanting to have a tesla gun for a long time. look at that. wow. that's serious. >> tesla invented these in the late 1800s. >> jimmy: thank you. >> he wanted to make a source of free eck electricity and ended up in the process creating

machines that make really, really big sparks. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, they've never really been portable before. >> jimmy: i've seen these things in, like, those catalogs, right? >> i've been working with some talented electrical engineers. took about six months. >> jimmy: took you six months to build this thing? >> to be able to use it inside. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> you'll see that we are on a metal grate. we have a mirror -- >> jimmy: i don't think i can stand on one foot. okay. >> all right, thank you. >> jimmy: all right. >> and what this does is, it takes electricity and ramps it up to very high voltages. >> jimmy: is this a costume you wear to comic-con? >> it could be. all right, thank you. >> jimmy: why do i have the crazy shoes on? >> so, this is going to keep you grounded. this goes to a giant cable which goes to a spike that's like two feet in the round and that way the electricity goes hopefully

to that and not to us. all right, so -- here's what we're going to do. i'm going to come over here. do this wild west style. >> jimmy: okay. i'm still sick from that. >> this is going to have 80,000 volts coming out of it. >> jimmy: wow. this is what dr. doom would use or something, you know? >> ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> engage the coil. keep your arm nice and straight there. >> jimmy: wow, i know this looks like a special effect, but this is really happening. [ cheers and applause ] >> isn't that awesome? all right, all right, hold your fire. >> jimmy: okay. >> all right, so i was wondering what might be an interesting way to demonstrate this and i think i have a way. i'm going to bring in balloons. >> jimmy: we're going to have a party. >> and these sparks should create enough heat that they can actually pop the balloon.

for an added bonus, these are filled with hydrogen gas instead of helium. >> jimmy: like you guys know what that means. [ laughter ] >> hydrogen happens to be kind of flammable. >> jimmy: oh, good. >> ready? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm ready. >> take out the balloons. ready? >> jimmy: go. >> fire! >> jimmy: that was awesome. [ laughter ] come here, you son of a -- >> gueet closer. >> jimmy: whoa! i think the sight is off on mine. whoa! oh, my god! wow! [ cheers and applause ] "science bob" pflugfelder. let's see the instant replay if we can. that is something else. look at that. that's the hydrogen catching fire? >> yes. >> jimmy: i got to bring this home to my daughter. [ laughter ]

unbelievable. "science bob" pflugfelder, everybody. his book is called "nick and tesla's super-cyborg gadget glove" is available now. and check out sciencebob.com. we'll be right back with music from bush. these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham,

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