when marie curie went to into lab, she would leave out uranium so it would low like aquatic fireflies on the wall. someone noticed after she put them -- radium 08, the walls were still glowing. when you pick up the silvery plutonium that in reagan was making, it was one like a puppy and it was so strange to feed of this metal that you think would be called and instead it was one like a puppy. those elementsr for holding that puppy too long was called high amputation. it is sort of a scary puppy we are talking about. really, the entire subatomic world has this just -- disturbing quality. we talk about radiation overtime as a half-life and we think about this inert object that is sending out these rays that are dangerous to us and how disturbing that is. but really, the entire subatomic world is like that. example, let'sne say you are flying in a plane and you look at the window and you see a bunch of specs. because you are a world-class physicist, you take out your slide rule and you make a mathematical portrait of the way those specs appear and disappear , the speed of the specs and a

whether i do or didn't prove very well the koori all of marie curie. all rushed through. or no wouldn't our group. because our god had got so. to get built up so much that scared me so much. i didn't know what to do. i'd lost complete national company or were. going to actually do work out he was somebody looking for money. or down to earth found. it was one of the clubs that are still from pride that i had and pride in that that my you know the bankers were helped by the government the banks got into trouble and all the big bankers got big pay i saw and i was ink on the government by the banks but i started think of the ordinary the ordinary men and women that. lost money so as a bank and so because the bank the banks have been out of the government. the infrastructure for the proof of the contrary to all but disappeared and you know there were a lot of cuts. i'll just find to make my underwear. because it's changed yeah all the figures in front of me all right thank. you. yes you want to speak to us that's right let me let me just kind of thing up here for you sharon re

. >> katie: can i -- can i defend marie curie a lot you could be said to go around on both sides. speak to a lot of people looking at their applicable best interest, it doesn't matter the same i owe thereon. everybody is guilty of doing that right now. it is up to the voters. you listen to the people come you listen to the accusers. you decide for yourself what you believe and go into that booth and vote your conscience and leave if he cares more about eft issues then the women, you do your thing, but there is hypocrisy on both sides of the aisle. >> harris: one thing, i don't know where john mccain are on this issue, but early on with this, moore, derek talk about the constitutionality of unseating him after that alabamians had their essay. the voters can say, and then what happens when you get to the senate, to the constitution and the senators making a motion. >> katie: i think that would be unwise for republicans to reverse the decision of the voters in alabama. this is a choice and they are going to have to make. it is a bad choice, doug jones or roy moore. if i was in alabam