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finally tonight, aneak preview of an exclusive interview with president barack obama conducted by my colleague george stephanopoulos earlier today in prague. among the topics discussed, would the senate ratify the nuclear disarmament treaty signed today with russian president dmitry medvedev. >> reporter: you have no doubt you're going to get the eight republicans you need to ratify this treaty? >> listen, i've now been in washington for long enough now
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for me to say i have no doubt about how the senate operates would be foolish. when they have had the opportunity to fully evaluate this treaty, will come to the conclusion this is in the best interest of the united states. >> the president talks about sarah palin, iran's nuclear ambitions, the u.s. relationship with china and the war in afghanistan. and you can see more of george's interview tomorrow on "good morning america." but that's our report for tonight. for all of us at abc news, good night, america. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. tonight we welcome the extremely funny martin lawrence. we have dangerous experiments with "science bob" pflugfelder of the boston pflugfelders. music from jonathan tyler and the northern lights. and tiger woods. today returns to the world of golf in spectacular fashion. and you can see -- well, you
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>> jimmy: very nice, i appreciate it. i'm jimmy. as you probably guess, i'm the host of the show. thank you. hey, you know what? i did something today that i've never done before. i watched golf. have you ever done this? well, it's boring. there was no sex at all. all i've been hearing is sex, sex, sex. there was nothing. just a bunch of middle aged white guy and one guilty looking black guy walking around. i'll never watch it gefr. i really won't. of course, i'm joshing. tiger woods returned to golf today. president obama and russian president medvedev signed the necessary documents and just like that, relations have been normalized, kind of. tiger's wife, elin, was not with
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him at the masters today. she was busy flying to haiti with a live chicken and a lock of tiger's hair. the -- there was nothing to fear. the youaugusta national golf cl is one of the few golf clubs that doesn't accept female members. that came in very handy r tiger today. he finished tied for seventh, which is very good, i guess. all eyes were on him. he got a warm welcome from the crowd. he was very low key. he reminded me -- you know when you bring a dog home from the vet after its been neutered? here he is, tiger woods, with his dramatic return to the pga tour. >> the golworld has been waiting for this moment, and here he is, tiger woods, stepping up to his first tournament shot in five months since his stint in rehab, the sex scandal. lots of dirty and naughty ladi s ladies. strippers, hookers, short ones, fat ones.
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magician's assistants, glass blowers. the list just goes on and on. perfect shot. right down the middle. boy, does this guy love sex. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know wha it's -- it's going to take some people more time to get over the -- by the way, why do golf announcers always whisper. they are watching from a tower 100 yards away. it's time to speak up. yesterday, tiger was honored by the golf writer's association. he got player of the year. the tenth time in 13 seasons he's won player of the year. this year's ceremony was a little bit different. >> ladies and gentlemen, your playa of the year. >> just -- what a get day today. >> yeah, boy! [ applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations.
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a lot of people have been talking today about tiger's new nike ad. have you seen the ad? they got some audio from a documentary about tiger where his father, earl woods, who passed away in 2006, was speaking. and they put his voice under the image of a very somber looking tiger. if you haven't seen it, check this out. >> tiger, i want to find out what your thinking was. i want to find out what your feelings are. and did you learn anything? >> jimmy: and buy nikes. let me just explain what happened there. nike brought someone back from the dead to endorse their shoes. we might have to have another easter on sunday, right? there's been a lot of negative reaction to that spot. people called it creepy, manipulative, and i don't know,
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i did a similar commercial a few years ago with my uncle frank after i had sex with 14 women and crashed into a tree. you remember that, uncle frank? >> i do, jim. >> jimmy: i thought that ad was received very well. >> jimmy, good, that's you, right jim? this is your uncle frank, jimmy. good job, jim. good job. jimmy. i love you. and make sure you eat. >> jimmy: you know, he always -- [ applause ] he always believed in positive reinforcement. one thing is for sure. tiger woods' deceased father ad has already prompted a sharp spike in nike sales among the dead. they even made it into next week's episode of "lost." the air lock. speaking of the dearly departed, i have a bone to pick with my own network.
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abc has a show called "castle." this monday night they have an episode on with tom bergeron, he gets killed by the host who is on after him. the 12:30 host kills the 11:30 host. it's kind of the opposite of jay and conan. but i have to wonder, why is my own network doing shows about any late night talk show host being killed? to me, that sends a bad message, right? you know what? let me tell you something. take that, "castle!" [ applause ] finish that off for me, guillermo? finish stop ming that for me. i'm sorry, but the thought of being murdered makes me very -- [ applause ] you don't mess with us or our team. they would don't this to oprah,
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that's all i'm saying. last night we had an interesting story. in tampa bay, there is a monkey on the loose. this monkey. for almost a year, but they it can't. they've chased it, they shot it with darts. they tried to trap it with food. they can't -- it's an unstoppable monkey. the monkey now has a facebook page with -- for real, 67,000 members. it must be a genius monkey. it's called the mystery monkey of tampa bay. and let's check in with the local cbs news for tonight's monkey watch. >> and now the latt on monkey watch '10. no new monkey sightings in the last week. >> no. [ applause ] >> jimmy: let's stay individual lent. here is another strange animal thing. this is a cat that has become popular on youtube. a lot of cats have been, but this one, as you can see, stands
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up on two legs, like a person. or an unstoppable monkey. and it goes -- it's almost like it's ready to fight. it's got a posture like a tough guy or something. >> you have to ask yourself one question -- do i feel lucky? do you? punk? >> jimmy: you see, it's like a hairy little clint eastwood. try wit the accent. >> you [ bleep ] me, you [ bleep ] with the best! >> jimmy: you get him a little kitty machine gun to maybe kill the keyboard cat. [ applause ] bristol palin, the daughter of former alaska governor sarah palin is continuing her campaign against teen pregnancy. it's funny she's telling kids not to get pregnant while he mom goes around yelling "drill baby drill," but she is. bristol was a pregnant teen herself. she named her baby tripp, with
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two ps, which is reason enough for teens not to have kids. she released this public service announcement with the candies foundation. >> what if i didn't come from a famous family? what if i didn't have all their support? what if i didn't have all these opportunities? >> you are not the father! >> pause before you play. >> don't do this. >> jimmy: don't do this. powerful. powerful stuff. powerful ads, these shoe companies are making lately. all right, it's thursday night, right? yes. it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." enjoy. >> can you tell us what your injuries were?
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>> yeah, i had a busted up lip and a pretty sore [ bleep ]. >> back now with tiger woods return to professional golf. woods [ bleep ] off in front of tens of thousands. >> all i can say donald trump [ bleep ] me last night and for the first time in my life i like a guy who [ bleep ] me. >> there is a part where i grab onto his part a[ bleep ] and he me. >> we were [ bleep ] a bunch of guys and we were really happy, and one of the great moments was to see nol's face and he's, you know, he's got [ bleep ] coming out of his [ bleep ] and -- >> oh [ bleep ]. >> my seenl your year in high school, i did [ bleep ] the team. >> i almost [ bleep ] you. you remember that? glad i didn't. >> [ bleep ] you. >> what i do think they all feel is that prince william is a giant [ bleep ]. >> how did you [ bleep ] so many people for so long? >> you know, tom, i [ bleep ] myself.
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[ applause ] >> jimmy: that's right, tom. we have a good show for you tonight. "science bob" pflugfder is here to experiment on us. we have music tonight from jonathan tyler and the northern lights. and we'll be right back with martin lawrence. so stay there. caaaa - woman: i don't know what i did before gps. - gps: turn left ahead.
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>> jimmy: hi >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. and i believe we're ready to begin. while that's very kind, i want to mention, not that every audience isn't special, but tonight's audience is even more special than usual. tonight, we have two of our nation's most outstanding college basketball players with us, from syracuse, we have wesley johnson and we got evan "the villain" turner with us. all dressed up. you're in town for the wooden awards? >> yes. >> jimmy: are you both interesting the nba draft? declared.
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>> yeah, i just declared yesterday. >> i'm undecided so far, so i'm just -- >> jimmy: let's decide right now. >> no, i can't do it right now. can't do it right now. >> jimmy: evan, you were the ap player of the year? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ applause ] and -- you guys could be millionaires in, like, a couple of months, right? >> yep. >> yep. >> jimmy: and then you won't return our calls? congratulations. i'm going to say a prayer for you that neither of you ends up on the clippers, okay? good luck. we hope to see you again soon. we have a fun show planned tonight. we have a real-life science teacher, high school science teacher from boston who sent us this video. >> first step, add some propel lant. there we go. second step, cap. here we go. third step, fire.
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>> jimmy: "science bob" pflugfelder is here to blow us up tonight. then later on, from dallas, texas, this is their debut cd, "pardon me," jonathan tyler and the northern lights. next week on the show, zoe saldana, balthazar getty, david duchovny, christopher mintz-plasse, alyssa milano, nathan fillion, pamela anderson, music from them crooked vultures, gloriana and spoon so join us. our first guest is an exceptionally funny man. you know him from "bad boys," "wild hogs," and as a very fat momma in a house. his latest film with an all-star cast is called "death at a funeral," in theaters april 16th. please say hello to martin lawrence. [ cheers and applause ]
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>> jimmy: what's happening? [ applause ] >> i love that. >> jimmy: very preppy tonight, huh? >> yeah, i didn't prep too much. just throw on someeans. i said, man, let me go hang out with jimmy and be comfortable. >> jimmy: you are almost dressed like tiger. i have to be honest. all you're missing the sweater vest. >> poor tiger. >> jimmy: did you watch the golf today? >> i seen the highlights, man, but tiger -- i could say, one on the side. but 90? 90? man, i -- tiger mess it up for everybody. i can't -- i can't leave my house withoushowing my lady an eye tin area. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i'm going to be at mcdonald's at 3:00. i'm going to get me a value pack and then -- >> jimmy: that's an excellent point. he really has missed things up
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for, like, celebrities. >> they don't trust us now. women looking out the side of their eye like this. you probably do what tiger do, don't you? >> jimmy: but of course you would never do what tiger does, right? >> oh, no. no. not at all. >> jimmy: you're doing standup again. you haven't done that for how long? [ applause ] >> six years. >> jimmy: six years. >> it's been six years, and i just had 13 dates on the road, all sold out and people came out and showed me a lot of love, man. >> jimmy: that's got to be exciting, because you neve know. why did you start doing it again? it's certainly not for money. why -- >> i missed it. and i just loved that initial feedback, that right away, you get when you make them laugh and the audience love what you giving them and i just love to give people what they, you know, what they want. with standup, i'm not edited. i talk about what i want, when i
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want. >> jimmy: are you talking about different things now? >> yeah, i'm talking about smoking weed. i'm talking about sex. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, right. >> and i'm talking about getting in trouble. all three of those. >> jimmy: so, this is a whole different area for you. you talk about -- you talk about president obama at all? >>h, yeah, i do a little thing on obama. i love obama. first black esident. can you believe it? [ applause ] woo! woo. i like to say that, everybody is happy we got a black president now because not everybody's happy. some white guys when they get drunk they be -- how in the hell did he get in? how did that black guy get in? somebody fell asleep at the wheel, man. >> jimmy: can i tell you something? i met a black guy who was not happy that he got in. >> what? >> jimmy: yeah, i almost -- i
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was so surprised. it seems like whatever your politics you'd be excited that something like this happened. >> and he a cool president. >> jimmy: he is. >> obama be pimping when he gets off air force one. you know, he's black and white so people don't realize, obama is black and white. only time you see his white side is when he dancing. >> jimmy: you're right. >> the only time. >> jimmy: that's the worst time to see it. >> but he's cool man. i know things have changed in the white house, because we keep it real and i know michelle brought the burberry curtains up in there. i know they got a fubu rug in there. i know they drinking hennessey and singing "let's stay together" by al green. ♪ let's stay together [ applause ] >> jimmy: you turn, what 45 next week? >> 45, yes, next friday. >> jimmy: is there a big plan?
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you going to do anything? >> no, i'm just going to, you know, try to relax, enjoy wit the family and just try to grow older gracefully, you know? >> jimmy: were you a good kid? >> i like to think, but -- but i got a lot of ass whoopings. >> jimmy: you did? >> because i was a very hyper kid so i stayed in stuff. i was always getting in stuff and before you know it, the belt was, pop, pop, you have to stop, get it together. get it together. i be crying, i'm sorry, i didn't know. >> jimmy: you think that helps? do you think the beatings help? >> most definitely. >> jimmy: they do? >> most definitely. i got a lot of beatings. look at me now. [ applause ] that's -- that's the problem with some of the young kids today. they don't get enough ass whoopings, man. that's the problem. [ applause ] i mean -- they all rude. they don't speak. >> jimmy: so many people are cheering on the beating of
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children. [ applause ] amazing. >> well -- [ cheers and applause ] well, they just keeping it real. but what i'm saying is that, what i'm saying is that when i came up, i know a lot of y'a out there, y'all, the mother, if you did something wrong, your mother, father, get, you know, get to that butt. we didn't have a problem. now, they want to -- go to time-out. you go sit in time-out and all you do is think about the next trouble you're going to gein. that's all you do. >> jimmy: planning area. >> planning area. >> jimmy: so, as a kid -- did you have, like -- who was your favorite teacher as a kid? >> oh, one of my favorite teachers was miss henderson, we call her froggy. she's the one who started me off on my warm to comedy. she gave me a card to an open mike who said, you know what, you're so funny, go try it out. if you do well, this is what you
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should be doing. and she sent me on my way and i ask that y'all say a pray for her, because she fell ill. i love you, miss henderson. i love you. >> jimmy: that's nice. so she encouraged you to go try it. >> yes. >> jimmy: when you went and tried it for the first time, when she encouraged you, how did it go? >> it didn't go well at all. man, i got on stage and i was so terrible. i remember the first time, i got up, as soon as i start talking, some drunk lady was in the front, she goes, "oh god. not another j.j." >> jimmy: really? >> and i didn't know how to respond. what did you say lady? i started yelling all that. i came off stage, my home boy best friend was on the floor crying laughing and -- it was crazy. >> jimmy: laughing for the wrong reasons. >> but i knew this was sometng i wanted to do, so, i just would go to the comedy clubs every weekend and study the headliners and watch how they were on stage
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and thank god i stuck with it, because y'all come out and see it. >> jimmy: no kidding. thanks to froggy. meanwhile, you're in this movie with a big all-star cast. you have chris rock, danny glover, tracy morgan. >> luke wilson. >> jimmy: he was here last night. i would assume you had a good time. >> yeah, good time. and, you know, tracy, you know, all you have to do is sit back and just let tracy be tracy and you got free entertainment on the set. >> jimmy: do you ever look at what, i used to be tracy and now tracy is tracy for my entertainment. >> well, yeah, but you know, tracy got his start on the "martin" show. if anybody remembers that show. >> jimmy: i love tracy, he's -- he's a real character. did he -- was he like that when you first, when he was a kid when you put him on the show? >> yeah, he was. that's what made me want to put him on the show. he pulled the stomach out.
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i said, anybody that's going to do that, a stomach like that, i said, you got to go on the show, man. >> jimmy: we have a clip from the movie. this is you and chris rock. the movie is called "death at a funeral" opening april 16th. >> martina, excuse me. we really have to talk about something. spongebob is on. all right. talk to you later. >> what are you doing? >> remember the guy that came by a little earlier that we didn't recognize. >> dude in the leather jacket. >> yeah, well, he -- he came by to study and he showed me pictures of him and dad. >> so? >> pictures of him and dad together. >> no -- no. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. the guy's name is frank. he showed me pictures of him and dad doing stuff. >> you're telling me our father was on the down low? >> way down low. >> oh, hell no. i don't believe that. oh! daddy!
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>> jimmy: our next guest is an educator who will surprise, delight, and possibly endanger you. he's here tonight to share the wonders of chemistry and physics. from boston, please welcome "science bob" pflugfelder. [ cheers and applause ] hello, science bob. thank you for coming. good looking jacket you have there. is that a tie-dye. can you buy that -- >> no, i actually made this. first and only thing i've ever tie-dyed. >> jimmy: it's a winner. >> thank you. >> jimmy: tell us what we're going to do here. i know you're a teacher. what grade do you teach? >> elementary level, which is somewhat unique. >> jimmy: and the kids like to see weird stuff. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: me, too. >> we don't sit and read. >> jimmy: me, either. that's exactly what i like, so -- that's why this is going to work out so well. what is your first experiment? is it really an experiment? >> no, it's a demonstration.
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>> jimmy: very good. >> all right, so, we're going to do -- we're going to basically break apart molecules. >> jimmy: good. >> we're going to use hydrogen peroxide but not what you get in the store. this is actually h202. >> jimmy: you get a weaker version in the store in i used to intentionally cut myself to pour, so i could sizzle up my -- >> yeah, the stuff that we use will actually give you a chemical burn. >> jimmy: so don't use it? okay, all right. all right, so, what do we do? >> we're going to get started. we start with dish soap. if you want to put that in your flask? >> jimmy: how much? >> a little bit more. that's good. dish soap will keep the bubbles -- we're going to remove the oxygenthey will hold the oxygen. i'm going to put that in here. next, coloring. we have green and red. >> jimmy: aisle take t red. be very christmassy. how much of this? >> keep going. that's good.
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little bit more. >> jimmy: this is going to be delicious. is this how you did your jacket? >> that's good there. >> jimmy: okay. >> all right, so i'm going to add this, because you don't want to do that. >> jimmy: it dangerous. >> actually already get's get all geared up here. >> jimmy: okay, good. put these on my eyes? >> all right, so, in goes that. >> jimmy: what's happening here? >> so, here's what we're going to see. we're going to -- in order to remove the oxygen, we're going to use a catalyst. so, we're going -- that's what's in here. sodium solution. we're going to purr that in and that is going to remove the oxygen. the soap is going to hold it and -- >> jimmy: we're going to smother to death. >> we'll be okay, but it will create a lot of bubbles really fast. >> jimmy: great. >> and usually this is done in graduated cylinders but we're going to make it intense with these ridiculously large frasings. this is what you're going to
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use. pour that in there, the oxygen will be released and we're going to need to step back after we pour. >> jimmy: all right. >> ready, three, two, one. pour. there we go. >> jimmy: whoa! wow, that's great! it's like ghost busters. wow. whoa. that's something. we got slime. whoa! that's going to be coming down for mohs, i have a feeling. wow. that's like the greatest zit ever popped. look at that thing, it's still going. whoa. and is this stuff dangerous now? >> it is actually mostly just oxygen and soapy water. >> jimmy: wow. so no. >> but i wouldn't touch it. >> jimmy: i won't. what educational are we goilse ? that was awesome. >> thank you. this is smaller scale this is one of the try at home ek experiment.
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this is a film canister, i have water in there, little bit. and we're going to add to that alka seltzer, which when you put it in water, releases gas. we're going to trap that gas, let the pressure build up and then these will hopefully launch. >> jimmy: and potentially blow somebody's eye right o of their head. >> we have goggles. >> jimmy: good. >> you can hold these if you want, actually. >> jimmy: i will. yeah. i'll hold them. >> i'll drop these in, cap then and we'll put them in your hamds and just wait for the pressure to build up. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> one, two. >> jimmy: somebody could be blinded by science with this, right? >> it's possible. hand out. other hand out. good. i'm going to just step back. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. and so what do i do, just stand here like an idiot? all right. >> pressure's building up now, the bubbles are being created. >> jimmy: i feel like jesus. whoa!
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wow! [ applause ] that's pretty cool. >> there you go. >> jimmy: going to have to get homeland security to look into you. wow. that's something else. now, what else do we have here -- >> i thought we'd do a little static electricity experimenere. >> reporter:. >> jimmy: where did you get this? >> it's safe. some guy built it in his garage. this is kind of like the sneaker in the carpet thing, except we have a big rubber belt instead of a sneaker and does it really fast. >> jimmy: powerful. >> i give you a little demo here. if we turn that on -- crank it up a little bit. >> jimmy: a guy built this. and it's not a bong, right? >> no, absolutely not. >> jimmy: wow. and this will give me super powers if i do this?
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>> that i can't guarantee. but that's a lot of voltage. so we're going to have -- you try it out but this is actually the thing that makes your hand stand up. we're going to try it different. step on this stool. >> jimmy: all right. >> this will insulate you from the ground. >> jimmy: you sure? >> pretty sure. >> jimmy: looks like a 99 cent store item. all right. >> put your hand on here. >> jimmy: my grandma used one of these to go to the bathroom. all right. >> hand on there. pie pans on your head. >> jimmy: oh, good idea. wow. all right. [ applause ] why are there pie pans on my head? >> you'll find out. we're going to send volts to this -- >> go 300,000 and let's -- >> that's going to then go all over the outside of your body. spread to the pie pans. it's negative forces, so the pie bans create energy charges, they
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will repel. >> jimmy: and then what happened? >> then the pie hands might jump a little. >> jimmy: this is not going to cook my brain or anything, is it? >> i don't think so. ready? here we go. powering it up. >> jimmy: okay. oh, it feels weird on my body. oh! i do feel my -- wow. like the world's worst strip tease. there they go. this is how -- this is how marie calendars makes their pot pipes. >> we have a couple of ones staying behind. >> jimmy: the stragglers. wow! ow. very toxic right now. people are diving away. that was good. every hair on my body was standing at attention. yeah. wonderful. so invigorating. i've never felt more alive than i do right now. >> all right. teachers love mouse traps
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because they're a great lesson in potential and kinetic energy. potential is energy that could happen and kinetic emergency is mo emergency is moving energy. we're going to set the trap, put a ping-pong ball on it. >> jimmy: mice love them? >> it's a good demonstration. it's going to release energy. i'm going to trap this on there and we're going to see if we can get that ball to fly. here we go. ready and -- there it goes. that's a good 30 feet. >> jimmy: that was a crappy trick, by the way. that's nothing like the foam or anything. we should have started with that, probably. >> well -- we got the idea, that's a lot of energy in one mouse trap. but what if we picked it up just a little bit and tried it with a couple -- >> jimmy: ten milli10 million? >> well, let's start with over 100. >> jimmy: that's beautiful. there it is.
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amazing prop department here. >> jimmy: yeah, boy, they must hate you right now. that's incredible. >> we're going to trip this by just throwing some ping-pong balls in, see how many it takes to start it and see if they can release energy. >> jimmy: individually? >> start with one and go from there. it's also actually a model for knew on the's third law, a modding for how fission works -- >> jimmy: nothing happened. >> you have to lop let. let me lob. >> oh! >> jimmy: wow! that's pretty great! what a great -- that's incredible. see more experiments from science bob at jump kimmel live .net and at science bob's website, as well. thank you, science bob. we'll be right back.
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