they've taken all of those balls, and they've actually glued them together and put little velcro pieces on. people who are lucky enough to score a ticket, and they are very difficult to get, well, they're going to be able to come down here into the old trolly tunnel. they'll be able to use these blocks to build art. you can do anything you want. you can deconstruct what is already here. anything that strikes your fancy. the desires? they want people to be creative and have a good time. >> i want people to have a lot of fun, building anything they can imagine. i think they will because we've done this so far and have had a great time doing it. >> you do have to have a ticket for this exhibit. tickets are hard to come by. in fact, they are sold out for the next several weeks. dupont underground, they're going to be making more tickets available. they will post the time slots on their website as soon as they're available. keep your eye on it because only 40 people can be down here at any given time. so those tickets are going to go fast. underneath dupont circle, news 4. >>> smile. it's we

we use velcro straps to tighten it up to stop the bleeding. >> what is this thing? >> ebio.ally take iv's and we put them in to bones. they started this practice in the military. you will take an iv needle and you will put it on the drill and literally drill it into the bone and that will allow us quick and easy access into the circulatory system. most people didn't know the circumstance law tory system is also inside your bones. >> if someone lost fluid. >> we have the rapid infuser it can infuse saline into blood and blood products in minutes. >> you have a question for us? >> if you come across an accident like this, how involved should you get so that you don't do more harm than good? >> that is a great question. innocent bystanders see somebody driving into a tree, what do you do? >> first thing to do call 911 and activate the emergency response system so providers are on the way. second take a scan of the scene. we have to look at other injuries such as are there fallen trees electrical wires and other things to continue the accident in the vehicle. >> you can cause mo

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. >> it's a bodysuit that has velcro. and what happens is i can put the belly wherever i want it.atter what goes on, no matter what goes wrong, he is going to be there. he is my best friend in the world. and i know he is going to be there. and he is very strong. he is a very strong supportive kind of guy. and you need that. >> what a hollywood love story. >> yeah. >> right? it's so beautiful. the apartment that we saw in the pisa little different from the place they have today. >> i can imagine. >> they upgraded a couple of times through the years. they used to have this big loft in soho. and that's where they had one of the most epic engagement parties ever for me and my wife vanessa. >> oh my god. that's so cool. you're a fancy one. >> we take a look at taylor swift's fashion evolution before she co-chairs monday'sed me g m. >> a pool, but who is the infamous party boy owner who didn't wake up until 2:00 in the afternoon for our scheduled tour? >> we're trying to wake him up. >> stick around. >>> but first -- ♪ >> we've known jackie evancho. now jackie is chaining things up and

i remember the sensation of the carpet against the flesh of my back, like velcro, like this.t hurt and i couldn't move because of the drugs and i remember him on top of me. i passed out again, my next memory, there's cold water splashing on my chest. he was bathing me. i woke to the cold water spla splashing on my chest. i still was really groggy, like a noodle, like a wet noodle? another accuser, heidi thomas, told us, she was brought to a ranch for four days of acting coaching in the early 1980s. she says cosby drugged her on the first day. >> i ran through a monologue. when he wasn't too impressed, he gave me a cold read, told me to read that. it was a scene in a bar. i didn't do very well at that because i don't drink. he gave me a glass of white wine and said, use this as a problem, try it again, sip on it, just as though you were sipping on your drink in the bar and try it again. so i can say with all certainty, it took one sip and i woke up to being sexually assaulted. i don't remember most of four days. >> we did reach out to bill cosby's representatives of those rema

he's like velcro and keeps coming back.and he just don't go anywhere. >> to be fair, clinton was the same way in 2008 with barack obama. you remember it was exactly at this time in the campaign she was doing shots of crown royale in indiana to kick it back, dogging barack obama all the way through june. so, you know, turn around is fair play. bernie sanders is doing the same thing to her. and it's helping energize the base. but it is hard because now she has to fight a dual-front battle between both donald trump who is now the presumptive nominee for the republicans and bernie sanders. >> who would have thought the republicans would have gotten together before the democrats? >> it's amazing. >> you covered him for a long time, what do you think he wants at this point if he can't be the nominee? what is on his to-do list to get? >> he seems to be bouncing around on this, we heard him a week or so start to put out the statements saying, okay, we want to influence the party platform at the convention. then he switched back say

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even we get caught using because we are trying to make it something that people can attach to like velcro we need to complicate the metaphor, once we have people's attention, this isn't actually gene editing, right? >> so your question was -- [inaudible] >> yeah. how do we deal with unknown unknown of synthetic biology? >> i can tell you how we do it at biocurious, like i said we have a safety board that reviews each project that comes in, bsl1 lab, biosafety level 1, very simple requirements. there's no -- nothing that's pathogenic, no human cells, nothing that can be harmful to humans and we look at all the projects that come in. i think looking in a different direction, to me safety is around bringing more people into the work and into the conversation, i think that the experiment that i talked about is a great example because it's not about bringing people in to be proscience or something like that. the word outreach is grabbing for people to like grab them with something and it's -- i think the opportunity is really to go to where people are and talk about topics that you're interest

that even we get caught using because we are trying to make it something people can attach to like velcro. at the same time like we need to really complicate that metaphor and once we had people's attention complicated again like this is actually jean editing. >> trying to think of an answer to your question. so, your question was-- [inaudible] >> how do we deal with kind of unknown unknown of synthetic biology and may be the genome, maybe it's something more general. >> i can tell you how we do it with bayou-- bio bio curious. like i said we have a safety board that reviews each project that comes in where a bsl on lab which means its biosafety us one where very simple requirements. there is nothing pathogenic, no human cells, nothing that can be harmful to humans and we look at the projects that come in and i think looking in a different direction, to me safety is around bringing more people into the work and into the conversation. i think the bracco one experiment i talked about was a great example because it's not about bringing people into be pro- science and i think that's the oppor

using which is gene editing because we're trying to make it something that people can attach to like velcro. we need to complicate that metaphor and once with people's attention, complicated again, this isn't actually editing, right? >> trying to think how to answer your question to answer your question -- yes? [inaudible] >> how do we deal with unknown unknowns of synthetic biology? maybe that's genome editing or maybe it's something much more general. >> i can tell you how we do it biocurious. how i personally think about it. we have a safety board that reviews each project that comes in, biosafety level one which is very simple requirements. there's nothing that is pathogenic and no human cells, nothing that can be harmful to humans and look at all the project that coming. i think looking in a different direction give me safety is around bring more people into the work and into the conversation. i think the brought the one extreme and i thought it was a great example because it's not about bring people in to the pro-science or something like that. that's jeopardy for lot of science avera