they knew, and drafted buddy anyway. >> it is america's game.e of each other. >> reporter: as improbable as buddy's journey here to the big leagues may sound, he's not the only one on it. another paralyzed player was drafted this season. the texas rangers picked jonathan taylor, who collided with a teammate and broke his neck in march. >> that's my goal is to get back on the field and play baseball. because that's what i care most about. >> reporter: are you ever going to take that jersey off now? >> i don't know. >> reporter: this weekend, the scout who discovered bobby buddy brought him the jersey he'd always dreamed of wearing. >> every time i look at this jersey, it makes me realize what it used to feel like to play. >> reporter: and he's confident one day he will take to this field. but if he can't, the astros hope to find another spot for him with the team. >> i know his resolve. i know what he wants. and i'm all hoping and praying that it happens. >> until the day they say, "you are never going to walk again," i'm not going to stop trying

how are you doing, buddy? where are you from? >> i'm matt weaver, from here in manhattan. >> jeff weaver from california. >> jimmy: very good. so, you're brothers? >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, very good. okay, good. so, you've known each other your whole life? >> 27 years. >> 27 years. >> jimmy: i didn't know, i thought maybe it was like a "maury" thing. i don't know. maybe we reunited you guys. i have no idea. so, you know that one of you will be spitting, the other will be receiving, correct? >> yeah. >> correct. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it still hasn't been decided who will be doing what. does that make you nervous? >> very. >> jimmy: all right, well, you know what a spit take is, right? this is when someone says something shocking or funny while you're drinking and you spit it out. let's find out who will be doing the spitting and who will be doing the taking. let's bring out the die -- all right, here we go. look at this right here. this beautiful -- wait, hold on a second. [ laughter ] don't be so anxious

and buddy, my second husband, what's the secret to winning? >> stay on god's good side. >> ah, that sounds good. now what we're going to do is ask you to go up and gib these fine people a sample of the championship bell-ringing that you have done since, oh, gosh, i can't even -- when cable car was in black and white. it's been a long time. mr. carl payne, the winningest cable car bell ringer ever. [ringing bell] [applause] >> carl payne, ladies and gentlemen! fantastic. you're the best. carl payne. i know. now somebody has to follow that. let's introduce the amateur bell ringers and see what they can do, huh? what do you think? first up, a woman whose enthusiasm and support over the years has helped gain international recognition for this competition. last year's celebrity bell ringing second place winner, who has promised this year to try even harder. abc 7 and view from the bay host shanell wang. >> nice to see you again. i'm really nervous. i don't know why. because everybody is watching me. i'm really honored to be part of this event becau

how you doing, buddy? good? stand up. stand up. how you doing, buddy?immy: tim. very good. tim, and you are -- miss -- i'm kidding. [ laughter ] tim, as you may have heard, i know you're upset already. oprah's last show is tomorrow. do you have any personal favorite moments, "oprah" memories? >> ah -- no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just blocked them all out. that's how deep it hurt you. the first cut's the deepest. >> jimmy: you have no oprah memories at all? >> not personally, no. >> jimmy: no, no, no. do you remember anything at all that struck you as something you'll never forget? >> her advice about losing weight. >> jimmy: hey. you remember a little weight loss? weight loss tips. do you remember any weight loss tips specifically? >> exercise more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's a genius. she's good. exercise more and eat less. yeah, yeah, yeah. i don't think that was oprah. that was probably your doctor. [ laughter ] maybe you were having a heart attack. who knows what was going on. if you could give one of your favorite things to everyone in our aud

hey, that's awesome, buddy. i don't know how you did that.or breakfast in the morning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're a stud. all right. go stand over there with mom. good man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: to be honest with you -- yeah, he's a good man. to be honest, stefan olegera. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this last kid has a talent that i'm pretty jealous of. she's here with her dad, gabriel, from white plains, new york. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ashley mahia. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, ashley, how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: how old are you? >> i'm ten years old. >> jimmy: ten years old. oh, my gosh. when's your birthday? >> april 21st. >> jimmy: yeah. my birthday is september 19th. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, what -- what are you going to be doing for us tonight? >> i'm going to play the recorder from my nose. >> jimmy: you're going to play it from your nose? >> yes. >> jimmy: how did you figure out that -- that you had that talent? >> i was bored and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah. so my brother sai

how are you doing buddy?ant to give it a shot? [ laughs ] ♪ oh that was a good one! in there! there you go. thank you so much, buddy. good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that was good. thanks for helping me out with that. those things really fly. let's keep this going here. what's that guy's problem. he's upset at me. he was rude. >> jimmy: this one is from drew kil -- [ laughter ] he's still here? >> he's still angry. [ laughter ] >> he brought them as a gift. he saw you hurl them into the audience. [ laughter ] showing no respect to him. >> jimmy: you're upset that i threw your pancakes? >> a little bit. i worked hard on them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm very sorry. >> it's okay. [ audience aw ] this is from drew kilpatrick. "jimmy, you should find somebody in your studio audience who looks like a cross between lisa kudrow and ivanka trump." uh -- what about her? right there? yeah, she looks pretty good. yeah. does that work? yeah, that works fine. she looks pretty good. that's fant

the fan says hey, buddy, you owe me a beer, get off your tail and go get it. meanwhile, two with two on, there goes a two-one lead for the a's, a three-one homer, a's on their way to victory, happy ending, there is your beer, buddy, everything settled. the a's don't know how to set settle it with the yankees. >>> and coming up, the bachi ball, battle of the bay tournament out of livermore. joe fonzi out there, talking about why this event is so important particularly in this economic climate. >> in this type of economy and recession, charities are the ones that lose. it is not just the housing market it is the charities that don't get as much as typically they are used to. so 13 years, a couple of years in detroit as well. and john and i have a blast. >> meanwhile, the giants and tim lincecum trailing the st. louis cardinals, 1-0, that is the sporting highlights at this hour, more highlights of course at 10:00. >> hey, buddy, get me a beer. thank you mark. >>> and the world champion san francisco giants breaking ground off the field with a brand-new video. >>

as buddy's journey may sound he is not the only one on it.ther paralyzed player was draft this season. the texas rangers picked jonathan taylor who collided with a teammate and broke his neck in march. >> that is my goal to get back and play baseball because that is what i care most about. >> ever going to take the jersey off now? >> i don't know. >> this weekend the scout who discovered buddy brought him the jersey he always dreamed of wearing. >> every time i look at this jersey makes me realize what it used to feel like to play. >> and he is confident one day he will take to this field. but if he can't, the astros hope to find another spot for him with the team. >> i know what he wants and i'm all hoping and praying that it happens. >> until the day they say you are never going walk again i'm not going to stop trying. >> don't count this closer out. ryan owens, abc news, houston. >>> just extraordinary. what a story. >>> rick kwan is here. stanley cup finals tonight. >> stanley cup. also baseball to talk about coming up in sports. how the

. >> and leaving this partnership, petraeus and gates -- literal war buddies for so many years. gates is going to retire. petraeus go to the cia. but the problems will remain. for instance, what about the afghan national army? 86% of that army still cannot read. >> there's no question about the progress of the afghan national army. >> when we hear the mixed reports out on the field still, mixed reports? >> i think you probably hear the most mixed reports on the police frankly. >> then there's pakistan with that wild flurry of brand-new drone attacks. possibly targets retrieved from osama bin laden's hard drive. was one of them ilyas kashmiri, a top al qaeda leader? >> first of all, not sure that's been confirmed so it would be premature to begin assessing that until we know ilyas cashmekashmiri who has been a v important operational coordinator for al qaeda, whether he is it, in fact, dead or not. >> and pakistan? what will be the sign to you it's really different? >> i think things change slowly in pakistan and we have to work our way through that. >> what about the death of bi

that's all right, buddy.ass out of yourself. [ laughter ] stop. i know what it -- i don't know what it is. this is unbelievable. you did get -- you get them both off, the loafers were going -- the loafers were going back and forth. do we have any of it in slow motion? let's just take a peek. the loafers got going. good move. ♪ yeah, that was a good one. that was a nice one there. yeah. man, oh, man. it was a good job. you gave it your all. it was a good job. i think i've seen you at bonnaroo before. higgins, how many points does he have there? [ sad tuba ] all right, buddy. sorry. sorry. all right. here you go. you guys have two perfect scores at four. you are a loser. we already decided this. now up to our great audience to decide who is the champ. who is going home with the money? is it contestant number one? [ cheers and applause ] or is it contestant number two? [ cheers and applause ] contestant number two is the winner! ♪ you get a two by four with $300 nailed to it. there you go. congratulations. you c

my buddy -- our buddy emily. >> jimmy: from "snl" and "parks and rec" >> i couldn't say no. >> jimmy:d -- leopard leggings. >> jimmy: that's not a man. was that seth rogen? you've got -- >> yeah. danny mcbride. >> jimmy: danny mcbride. >> kirsten dunst. >> jimmy: i love it. how did you get into the -- >> seth to the rogen. on the other side of our limo was chloe sevigny and elijah wood. it was like a real -- it was like a super cool party and they called the old lady and said hey, get out of bed. >> jimmy: oh, they did not! >> yeah. >> jimmy: come on, you're super cool. >> it was so exciting -- i'm very, very old beasty boys fan from back in da day. >> jimmy: me, too. i mean, i love beasty boys. >> yeah, it was pretty exciting. and then my friend was like can adam yauch get your e-mail? i said, no. because i was scared. no, i'm just kidding. i said yes. of course. >> jimmy: he can have my phone number, you can have address if you. >> he can have my children. >> jimmy: give him my house. >> yeah, so i ended up showing up. it was this -- it was this crazy morning. he had so manu fun peo

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[cheering and applause] thank you, buddy. how you doing? >> thank you. >> soak it in. soak it in. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> jon: nice to see you. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. >> jon: you look very sharp, very dapper. >> thank you, thank you. jon jon this movie, this movie, tell me about... you look very good. >> are you ever cutting to camera three? if you're not, [bleeped] the tie. i don't care. >> jon: give him three, chuck. look, look, look. oh, no, that's not working. can i tell you something, though? i like it, though. it has a certain... there's a debonair quality to it. you don't look disheveled. no matter what i do, i look disheveled. you look very sharp. >> tommy cleans up good. >> jon: tommy does clean up good. tell me about this "larry crowne." it seems like a "stella gets her groove back" for middle-aged white guys. [laughter] chew on that. chew on that. >> i'm going to. >> jon: enjoy that one. >> it started off going for that target audience, as a matter of fact. i find the middle-aged white guys are not represented enough in to

and that changed every buddy's opinion on what is going on. the people could really see what is going on. when booker t. has a huge event going on, it can be heard all over the neighborhood. if that is to come down into the middle of our neighborhood, i can imagine that what i have been told, there is a glass wall at the end? it will be unbelievable as far as noise in the neighborhood. granted, we are not oppose that all to helping the community. and helping kids. this is seemingly way over-the- top for what this neighborhood is. >> next speaker. i am working with the neighbors. this project is way out of scale with the neighborhood, as you have heard. it does not adequately address the problem. each with your facing today is between going from the unit's to either 41 or 50. either way, the project cancelled out. of are equally financially sound. the agreed at half a million dollars to be equally financially viable. it is important when you make your decisions today to recognize that financial viability is not an issue. what is an issue is tha

. >> there you go, jon stewart dealing with a buddy of his in anthony weiner.en colbert another one of jon stewart's buddies talking about sarah palin, remember, her versus of paul revere's ride. >> he who warned the british that they weren't going to be taking away our arms by making sure as he's riding his horse through town to send those warning shots and bells. >> as you know, the lame stream media jumped over the former governor palin for those comments. last night, stephen colbert bravely took up her cause. >> those who say it's implausible for paul revere to have ridden a horse while ringing a bell and firing multiple warning shots from a front-loading musket, all i can have to say is prepare to eat historical re-enactment. first, we reinsert a farthing. hey, the british are coming, here's a warning shot, okay! now, to warn the next town, the british, that they're on their way, i just have to reload. [ laughter ] okay. [ bell ringing ] i certainly hope paul revere was wearing a cup. >> stephen colbert, i don't know if that helps sarah palin's cause, but

sit down, buddy. [laughter] i'm a fan. i'm a fan. you know, you are a big deal, man!ou are a big star. and you are an emmy winner, right? >> yes. >> stephen: me, too. >> i got one of those over there, too see my emmy, got a flack jacket on. >> got it nicely display there'd. >> stephen: have you ever won a peabody? >> no. >> stephen: i got one over there. just wanted to put that out there. >> what is that? >> stephen: what is that right there? an hourglass. the grim reaper gave it to me. [laughter] sir, everybody knows that you are an adad my award winning actor begun director producer. apollo 13, forest gump, of mice and men. steppenwolf in chicago. you've got a new project called the lieutenant dan band for the common good. you have a band named after your character in forest gump. you've been all over the world performing for our troops in uso shows which i admire. [cheers and applause] i think more people -- [cheers and applause] i think more entertainers should go out there and do that. >> i do, too. i think so. i have a great time doing it. there's nothing better

good luck with the nba draft, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we're all rooting for you.w hat, might run for president...oh! and my new 3 taco combo. i'm serving up three awesomely delicious tacos, crispy golden fries, and an ice cold drink for only $3.49. wow, there is such a strong family resemblance! yeah, we all got nana box's nose (chuckles). hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! ey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closi

good for america or just good for the republican party that wants the millionaire and billionaire buddies and hundreds of millions of dollars of corruptive corporate cash into our elections to ensure don't rule america it's good for america it's good for both parties republicans and democrats was the correct decision and they did the right thing look this is not about republicans or democrats if anything the democrats have more of these days have more friends on wall street and that's where they get more money from wall street than the republicans i think you know position should be having friends on the ninth and if you look at the arizona law you think but when i'm suggesting that the premise of your question was faulty i think i think the point is that there is substance or democrat that's fine with me yet so i don't know if you are going to give corrupt money. and i think i think this is about freedom and i think if you're a book of really really giving money because not just the rich donate can donate money what happened in arizona when this law went into effect in arizona they went

of place so that that he can make that transition back in life. >> reporter: pathway and possibly buddy saved his life. >> i have hope and you know when i got here i had none. >> after seven months at pathway, he is graduating tomorrow. he and other vets do not pay for pathway, it is paid for by donations. >>> you can watch president obama's address. >>> a san francisco man pled guilty to hacking and stealing information off i pads. spitler and another man was arrested in january. they were able to gain access to over 150,000 e-mail addresses. >>> there is word tonight the u.s. federal trade commission is preparing to subpoena google. the wall street journal is declaring the subpoena will be issued within days. >>> the number of californians using their cell phones to surf the internet is soaring. a survey found 40% used their phones to access the web. that's more than double the number just three years ago. 39% of cell phone users in the state have a smart phone and it's not all fun and games. in the bay area 41% of those surveyed said they use their cell phones to get work done outsid

your old buddy from -- >> yes! i've known her for, oh, my gosh, ten years, i think.e, and then we did. >> jimmy: it's funny. it's got heart. it's got heart jokes. you can relate to it. i love movies like that, where you can laugh and cry a little bit. think about your friends and all these crappy weddings you've been to and all that stuff. we have a scene, girls wild, girls weekend going to vegas. you don't like to fly. >> i don't like to fly and rose's character who does not have the best intentions for me, she gives me a pill to relax. also a glass of scotch. and so i go up to first class kind of -- i'm the only one not in first class. i'm in coach. >> jimmy: the rest of the bridesmaids are in first class. they couldn't get you a ticket and you're in coach and you're wasted out of your mind. here's kristin wiig in "bridesmaids." >> are you kidding me? man, it's -- hey, buddy. what you doing? >> hey, i'm so much more relaxed. thank you, helen. i just feel i -- i'm excited and i feel relaxed, and i'm ready. to party! yeah, with the best of friends! and i'm going to g

my favorite thing about the muddy buddy is that it's fun. here at the starting line, i'm a little bit nervous, but i'm really excited. frank is a veteran over here, so he's going to blaze the trail. hopefully i'm going to be able to follow him, we'll see what happens. we'll see you at the end. [ horn blows ] why did it do this? >> fun stuff, fun stuff. >> all right, to the mud! whooo! whooo! >> whooo! >> not a better way to cool down, get in the mud and have some fun with friends. that's the muddy buddy. >>> all right, it's been exactly two years since the death of the king of pop. michael jackson died from an overdose, the surgical anesthetic propofol and a mix of other drugs. but his sister latoya says it was murder. here's what she told our piers morgan. >> how do you think he died. you've been quoted as saying you think it may have been murder. do you believe that? >> absolutely. i will never, ever think differently. first of all michael told me that they were going to murder him. >> who was going to murder him? >> the people that were i

. >> jimmy: hey, tell me about best buddies. what is this thing you're doing?es. that's a little bit of bacon, we're going put some avocado in there later. >> jimmy: okay. >> best buddies is a very cool thing i'm doing with anthony shriver and tom brady. and it's up in harvard stadium. >> jimmy: shriver. anthony shriver. related to maria. >> related to maria shriver. couldn't be more timely. keep sautÉing that. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. change the subject, no problem. >> no, we don't have to. >> jimmy: okay. now we're going to end up with it all over place. but, that's cool. [ laughter ] here's the deal. it's a great event, and these are some of the dishes that we're doing at best buddies. and that -- >> jimmy: okay, good. >> these are kids that are a little bit mentally challenged. but, we have, like, a touch football game with brady and a bunch of the patriots. >> jimmy: oh, that's cool. >> and also, it's just a really great weekend. you love to do that, don't you? do you do this at home? >> jimmy: no. >> because you get in big trouble? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah

the reason they're buddies now?he organization, full court peace, that brought them together. >> full court peace is an organization that uses basketball to unite right now catholics and protestants in northern ireland. >> reporter: the conflict in northern ireland started way before these teens were born, actually centuries ago. >> basically, 800 years ago england owned all of ireland. ireland fought back, and to this day ireland has regained control of all of its land except northern ireland. >> reporter: traditionally, it's thought of as a war between two religions, catholic and protestant. >> when i got there, i couldn't believe how segregated the society was. there were walls running through the neighborhoods where these kids are from that keep them apart and basically sends the message that they shouldn't be friends with each other. that really inspired me to do something to make a change in kids' lives. >> reporter: so michael founded full court peace with basketball to cross the religious divide. >> basketba

i spend a lot of time and a lot of hours and his buddy of mine heard about that. he asked if he could document some of that. i let them come with camera crews and follow me around for a year and half for two years and he put this beautiful documentary together. what they're going to do, they will launch an online where you can go to ltdanbandmovie.com and put in $4 and do the movie. it is like a pay-per-view online. that way, service members all the world, people all over the world can go online and watch this movie in their bedroom or their living room and have parties, where they want. service members can put in $4 and watch. tavis: that is raising money for your work. >> one out of $4 will go to this newly created gary sinise foundation which is a military and forfirst responder organization i have created. i have done so much of this i wanted to find a way that i could increase that level of activity and starting a foundation is one way to do that. tavis: you can support gary's work on july 4 when "lt. dan band: for the common good" hits the internet. part of

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. >> what are made me the proudest to be a firefighter in san francisco, they took their buddies and put them into an ambulance and go back and fight the fire. my father's last ride to the hospital, tony was a paramedic and i talked to him and he took care of my mother and family that was there. when i got to the hospital, he explained everything to me. i will never forget the things he did for me and my family. >> he and every other firefighter is hoping he pulls through. >> reporter: valerio's family is here and many arrived with luggage so they don't have to leave. the fire department is claiming a hero's funeral expected to happen late next week. nbc bay area news >> thank you, jean. flags are at half-staff and governor brown said our thoughts are with those mourning the tragedy and we will continue to keep his colleague, firefighter anthony valerio in our prayers >>> other headlines, most notably the weather. weddings, tea times and grad yaugs. the bay area is on stormwatch bracing for the heavy rain. >> rob is in the weather center bracing for it as well. >> it's the first week

. >> piers, you're not going to make me cry, buddy. i saw what you did with oprah. >> the real jimmy fallon. >> properly in love? properly in love, what are you saying? >> jimmy fallon, the prime-time cable exclusive, this is ""piers morgan tonight"." jimmy fallon, your new book is called "thank you notes." we all know them from your show. brilliant, simple idea. >> very quick. you know, when you start a talk show, late night talk show, you always hope for like the top ten list or the headlines, leno has or whatever. we try different things every week. this guy jeremy bron ston came up with the thank you notes. we tried it, wrote sarcastic thank you notes, twitter, facebook blew up. my god, thank you notes did it again. guys, we might have a hit. >> is it like all things in comedy, especially with the running things, is it the simpler the idea often the more effective it is? >> yeah. seriously, ideas you think of off the street like last week i really went it nto a store and bought a pack of gum. i go, what is this? coupons. i'm killin

remember when you had " more energy for 18 holes with your buddies. more passion for the one ya love. more fun with your family and riends. it could be ! a treatable condition called low testosterone or lw t. come on, stop living in the shadows. you've got a life to live. [ male announcer ] so don't blame it on aging. talk to your doctor and go to isitlowt.com to find out more. >>> a wrenching family drama continues to play out in a florida courtroom. there was testimony in the casey anthony case. she's charged with murdering her little girl. her parents stood by her for years. helping to pay her legal bills. then the trial began. their daughter suddenly taking aim at them. the parents, their words on the stand, building a case against their daughter. ashleigh banfield was inside the courtroom again today. >> reporter: stampeding for public seats. a story that has captured the nation's attention. >> this is a tragedy that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: anthony's defense shocked everyone. she now says her child was never missing but drowned ac

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. >> reporter: lance corporal brian blochberger lost three buddies to i.e.d.s. one of them, sergeant sean callahan, was buried on arlington cemetery on the day the rest of the country cheered the killing of osama bin laden. 73% of combat troops in afghanistan have lost a member of their unit. >> you never know. it's one of those things where... fighting goes, playing russian roulette every time you step outside the wire. >> reporter: it's dangerous enough inside the fortifications of a forward operating base. going outside the wire only makes it more dangerous. blochberger was shot through the pelvis. >> all of a sudden someone opened up on us and, like, 80 yards away. >> reporter: 78% of combat troops in afghanistan have been in a fire fight with the enemy. >> my very first patrol i got in a fire fight and it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: on his third patrol corporal russell thompson took shrapnel from an i.e.d. in his back and suffered internal injuries. >> you go out on patrol, that's what you get. you get a fire fight and you get hit by an i.e.d. >> yup. >>

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push the button, find out. >> we have become sort of e-mail, twitter buddies simply because his bookps showing up next to my book on amazon, and it's like -- >> yeah, his is "50 dangerous things you should do with your kids." >> children and fire! i can't imagine. >> and there has been an idea that chemistry sets, no, they're dangerous. >> oh, that's terrible. >> or power tools. no, my goodness gracious, we couldn't let children have power tools. that's how, properly supervised, you learn about a lot of things. >> exactly. growing up, my dad always had a workshop. they built additions to their homes and built houses and stuff. i learned how to do that and i got to be the one kid in high school that was left alone in the shop to build stuyt i'm doing that with my kids. showing them how to do that stuff. the chemistry set thing, it's horrible. there's only maybe one chemistry set out there that you can find online that actually still has, you know, comes with all of the beakers and parts and comes with actual chemicals. oh, my goodness. >> yes. >> real chemicals so you can do experimen