when falcone was murdered in a capacity killing it's as if bush ethar who respected falcone. and considered him a friend he decided to carry on giving evidence. good didn't 1st for the anti mafia commissions and then in various other trials to try and prove under what is role he most it was not the only one. but he was the most important for. his colluding with the mafia. but after falconis death. there was weak. we know he didn't really have sufficient evidence to have him convicted. he told the truth. but his truth was not enough. and so in the 2nd part of the film we see bush at this decline. the testimony with andrea often marks the beginning of his decline the italian spy francesco buzzy ends up he was convicted over the bologna trade bombing he claimed was heather was a cia agent when you were working on the film you didn't want to get in do not have and that will feed that question although even i have to say it was said to himself said there was a coup being planned in italy and because of russia in the mediterranean they called it off what do you think of all of them

so falcone can finally understand there were many crimes. but they were not connected to each other. yes he tells falco and their cause and australia is like the new socialist utopia democratic to protect the poor for all the heroin see the whole yes that's what bush et there says to falcone he says i believe in a different math here i haven't betrayed the mafia i have given allegiance to it because that was a mafia that respected the children the women the judges and that especially helped the poor a sort of mutual aid society which gave to those who needed it. the corleone family for heroin to pay to sicily. because of their thirst for power their greed. broke those rules so they are the ones who betrayed the principles of the course in austria i am not the traitor they are. at that time falcone says no. that's not the case even in your mafia. all sorts of horrible crimes were committed. they are different but somehow they must all be condemned apart from the connections to italian politics. bush had to do you think he's naive he didn't th

because of all of us at that time falcone says no. that's not the case even in your mafia. all sorts of horrible crimes are committed. they are different but somehow they must all be condemned apart from the connections to italian politics. bush had to do you think he's naive he didn't think they would kill all his family mum but inside i. know because he didn't think salvatore in the eighty's did so much they had to kill his children. and his relatives to bring him back to sicily and then kill him as well. considers him not just evil but a natural lunatic botts someone who is driven by thirst absolute powers. he accuses him he says you have destroyed the cause of nostra. you all you weren't happy with all your power and all the money you made yeah you wanted absolute power over the cost in australia and that was your downfall. so yes well yes in a way he was nigh because he didn't expect. to go that far. killing his children his brothers is nephews his whole founding. certainly is not naive about italian politics a conscious decision to when we see and realty in the film.

you lose your job and somebody attacks you some day today no trace of the graffiti remains in falcon lake or is proud of that. to be honest i never thought i'd become the target of such animosity to signal the or thirty's ascending else that we are able to take quick action was to me an important message traffic obviously falcon lake it discusses the situation with his staff the police are keeping an eye on his home and security has been tightened in his office was laid off. on the one hand it's scary on the other both on the political and personal level it'd be a serious mistake if we let ourselves be influenced by these incidents and that's exactly what the perpetrators want. and of course i won't put up with that 5000 some 20 kilometers west of noise and i'll call her marty is the local head of the green party. and i get lots of racism based on my name and appearance and sexism which i'd say most women in politics experience the criticism isn't aimed at political issues it's more along the lines of personal attacks it is the at so it in and of get them they still have. a marty was

service falcons, this is where they allow people travel with falcons two to a street. i hope the armrests come with a newspaper. this is a sign of prestige in the middle east. and therefore they allow them to fly with the falcons uncaged >> if you could release the falcon at particular time. >> to feed on the people on either side. >> we had some experience -- >> the veterans groups are complaining about all of this. i'm glad they are. many of these guys rely on service animals because of their -- >> traumatic -- >> traumatic stress syndrome. they feel it's abused. they're going to the department of transportation. they're going to tighten the rules. high time this needed to happen >> a large long tailed iguana. i kid you not. if you say anything. how is that -- and the woman says to me, she says, well, he's very nervous on the flight. and i said, well, wait a second, isn't he supposed to calm you down? >> 84% increasing, urinating, defecating, and biting service animals. >> that's just after mardi gras >> don't want to be on those flights. while we're talking about se

on caged beta >> laura: you could trelease the falcon at that particular time.some experiences. >> the veteran groups are complaining about all of this and i'm glad they are because many of these guys, the rely on service animals because of the disabilities and the traumatic distressing drum that they go through and they feel it's being abused and they going to the department of transportation and it's high time that this ends and it's ridiculous. >> laura: i'm telling you, it's a large longtailed iguana and i kid you not -- if you even say. anything, how does that, ad the woman sits next to me, well, he's very nervous on the flights. wait a second, isn't he supposed to calm you down? how do you know if he's nervous? >> 84% increase in,, inviting service animals. you don't want to be on those flights. of talking about service anima animals. s,the almost daily presidential town halls, the new town hall and i think it might be, and why the audience all of a often explodes at the most black lines and during interviews, cnn accidentally showed the audience conductor

as soon as the republic has declared mr falconer attempts to turn turkey into a secular country with a clear separation between religion and the state. the caliphate is abolished in 1024. qur'an schools and sharia courts are subsequently closed down followed a year later by syfy orders and dervish monasteries. the qur'an itself is translated into turkish. the highest sophia a christian church until 1453 was the main mosque throughout autumn and rule. in 934 as the final flourish of his religious reforms ataturk has it converted to a museum. the protests against this move continue to this day. and for basically his answer was atheism to dismiss the religion. because he himself had no need for religion and no interest in mysticism he had no understanding that some people needed transcendental beliefs of one kind or another . even for. ataturk also hopes to change the outward appearance of his subjects making turks look more like europeans his clothing reform. forces his compatriots to abandon their fences and have tons these changes also have a religious element in the natalia the hott

as well as building a factory near berlin promising falcon's of jobs but not everybody is happy about it. brags it on the rocks how britain's departure from the e.u. hurts britain's drink it. for tesla is going to sell a lot more electric cars in britain it seems i would also opposed to speak blaney in france that. i need a bit of guidance from our producer and i we having. technical issues here. we start with test at the end of last year tesla c.e.o. in a mosque announced that the comic has the comic i would build a manufacturing here near berlin in a town called gloom high that's a so-called guitar factory for it is to produce batteries and drive trains for $500000.00 lecture cars a year for the european market but not everyone including is happy about it. it's hard to believe that just months from now this pine forest in the state of brandenburg will be the site of tesla's gigafactory for authorities are still defusing unexploded world war 2 bombs here but the forest has to be cleared quickly because in march the growing season starts and then tree felling is not permitted. ever si

>> our next guest's company is helping airlines contain the coronavirus with its product the germ falcond to use uv light to kill viruses and bacteria inside of planes and prevent infectious diseases. the co-founder and president elliott joins us today >> thank you for having me >> you want to walk us through how this works and is it being used in this particular case? >> yeah. we've seen situations like this with sars and mers, ebola, influenza. it ripples out to other industries the situation that we have here today is particularly scary because these germs can survive for 28 days, and when the cdc decided to start doing enhanced passenger screenings on inbound flights from china, we realized that if there's a positive test, something that sets off these alarms, there's no recourse for killing the germs that are left on the plane when these germs can survive for 28 days we need a way to disinfect the airplane because when people are traveling they're going all over the place. >> what's the efficacy how long does it take, and how much does it cost? >> we're using uvc lightings like they

lauren, at 32, is considered one of the best falconers in the world.ient ways to oklahoma, where she rehabilitates raptors and trained with her own eagle named miles. what is the career of one of these eagles? >> mcgough: so, an eagle is trapped the first year, second year, maybe third year, on its migration. and then, it has a time with an eagle hunter, which could be as short as a year, or as long as six, seven, eight years. eventually, they return that eagle back to the wild. >> pelley: it is part of the tradition to let them go? >> mcgough: yes. they firmly believe that an older eagle should be in the wild. >> pelley: what do you say to some people who might watch this and think that the eagles are being abused? that they shouldn't be caught? >> mcgough: i would encourage anybody that has doubts to go out with a falconer in this country or in the united states or anywhere. we only encourage their natural instincts. the only difference is you are right there. you have a front-row seat to see this incredibly million-year-old predator-prey relationshi

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. >>> today marks another launch from spacex with its with sunlight on a falcon 9 rocket from florida this morning. the satellite is called startling and the goal is to offer affordable internet services to parts of the u.s. and canada by the middle of the year with 300 sent up so far. >>> coming up on kpix 5 news at 12:00, sharing your data with others by apps and websites and how you can take control of digital tracking . >>> what is behind this new frigid fitness trend. >>> we are watching our temperatures rise this afternoon after a buggy start with plenty of sunshine and here is a live look with the clip house ocean beach camera with mostly sunny skies and also watching offshore winds kicking. i will have wonderful forecast coming out . obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mr.r blandpresident obama workr in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divid

. >>> spacex had another successful launch of its "falcon 9" rocket at cape canaveral. 60 miniature satellites into space as part of the company's starlink program. spacex aims to put 300 satellites into low earth orbit to improve high-speed internet service around the world. the reusable rocket booster failed to land successfully on a drone ship platform. it ended up in the ocean. >>> a group in oregon wants to become part of idaho by moving state borders, and the iconic plymouth rock is vandalized. those are some of the headlines on the stand sta"morning newsst" "the boston globe" reports the site where pilgrims landed in massachusetts was vandalized. several other monuments were also hit with red paint. it comes as plymouth prepars to mark the 400th anniversary of the pilgrims arriving on the mayflower. the graffitis cleaned up in a matter of hours. no arrests were made. it was not immediately clear if the graffiti was politically motivated. >>> "usa today" says a group in oregon wants to secede to idaho. they call themselves greater idaho. they've got a petition going, and if they get thei

lord falconer, dame louise ellman, thank you forjoining the programme.ally. love actually, that is our offering free this evening. you've probably never heard of larry tesler. we certainly hadn't. but we're willing to bet that every single day you do something that he invented — the seemingly simple computer action of cut and paste. joining the programme. maybe you should watch and ask him to enter yourself up. love actually. love actually, that is offering free this evening. mr tesler was working for xerox in the 19705 when he developed the commands to cut, copy and paste. he died this week. larry took his inspiration from old methods of editing where people would physically cut portions of printed text and glue them elsewhere — and in so doing he made computers accessible to the masses. this is how xerox reacted to news of his death, saying, it didn't make him a household name, but tributes have been paid to larry tesler online, including. and of course, a lot of people have been cutting and pasting their thoughts. let's get more from jason fitzpatrick

far too much as telling local pathfinders about the assassinations of anti mafia judges giovanni falcone. and paolo borsellino in 1902. the 1st of the you know was visiting his mother at her home the mafia knew that he always visited her on the same day at the same time so they placed a bomb outside her house when he came home they blew him up. then more and more. the children express their thoughts about what fatima has told them through pictures. but even this shows the knife next to it's written think before you stab. it once the drawings done it's time for the next activity. so now the others have already left. her property and a friend are on their way to a shop that the italian state confiscated from a mafia boss. this activity was capturing his idea. you're a great big guy we need someone like you. more than a 100 shops like this once belonged to a local mafia those old who used them as a front for drug dealing and prostitution. they were then confiscated by the state and handed over to organizations like the vieira. through its initiatives lee better aims to show the change is po

. >> the falcon walk usually reserved for the air force football team but tonight it is nathan mackinnon colorado avalanche calling the air force academy their home. headlined by the greatest show in the sky, i fly over. the avs will host drew doughty and the los angeles kings. the cadets have been the heart and soul of this service academy for 66 years. thousands of

at 115-101, that tops and falcons, six straight game. i just love the face below of joe thornton? he will remain a san jose sharks after today's deadline. the sharks in the new york islanders, second period. islanders in attack mode and he got it. "sac & co" of the game. 4-1. the manager, doug, the sharks dropped their fourth in a row. head coach smith now running the show at washington state. stanford. in the dark uniforms. and they attack. tyrell terry, stanford 175-57. 18th one of the here. emotion poured out for jaelyn reynold. cal hosted oregon state. the beavers all the way in the second. scoring 24. oregon state won it 76-2333. so that will get you a little bit to get you going this monday. everybody, have a great one. we will see you around. >>> it is 4:57. keeping firearms after the wrong hands. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, how one bay area county plans to take guns away from domestic violence offenders. that is coming up in the next have our. >>> plus, an early-morning fire this fish sandwich is amazing! let's make it more amazing! ♪ menutaur

way kyle failed even to this day even though it was 3 years ago the story is qte simple as atlanta falcons team was up 28 to 3 heading into the 4th quarter of he super bowl against tom brady and the patriots tom ady in the past they came all the way back they won that game in overtime shahan has been asked about that game all week long to the point where you would think he'd get annod by but shanahan she's in a different >>cars a day or house proud of our team and i was ve proud of our players. and i well we played a pretty darned or game. we were up 20 to 3 in the 4th and we all know that we didot play well in the 4th and coach well. but this of their own firms often i'm on a lot going on very disappointed dollars in the 0 to 3 team on 2083 game. you know it's very ouentire team. i a i understand perception was how ch taken that i mean i i thk i can do or that it's have been able to and like to knowing that his menof the stronger. i don't always know what you can do your cell phone. i think it's harder for people who've walk me, i'm buried and stuff cause their friends about it and things

change their practices and then coupled with that you've got the whole diesel gate scenario with folks falcon and the other big german manufacturers and yet the e.u. is sat there and actually has created this chaos now you know that the remaining this with all due respect norman kate wanted to point to bricks it but i want to point the finger and say the you is that is it's at the fount the foundation is the source of this whole problem the prime minister will no doubt be raising a glass to celebrate the country's official departure from the e.u. and finally getting breaks it done before the 11 o'clock deadline struck just a few minutes ago boris johnson addressed the nation via a pretty recorded video message and he claimed we are at the start of a new era blight we are leaving the european union the e.u. has evolved over 50 years in a direction that no longer suits this country and that is a judgment you the people have now confirmed at the polls not once but twice. as the bridge and celebrations continue across of the u.k. not everyone is rejoicing the with britain now having walked out of

it's of a falconer moving a hawk's body while it's head remains still showing how it stabilizes its headthat okay really cool. someone re-tweeted the video and wrote, jabba wok keys have 24 hours to respond, and there you have it. challenge accepted the group, who became well known for winning season one of america's best dance crew, they responded with this video. they're right on it. perfectly mimicking the hawk's moves. >> so good wow. >>> i just think so many performances are just wildly talented, including the super bowl halftime show yesterday. >> no doubt about that. >>> coming up, janessa's forecast coming up next. >>> plus the country's most famous groundhog mesak his prediction for spring. keep it right here ...and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart-racing. the heartbreaking. that's what life is all about... ...showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say... ..."i am here." we aim to change that... ...with aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults. one dose... ...once a month... ...is proven to reduce monthly migraine days. for some

old suspect remains in custody and faces attempted murder charges residents in the small town of falcon mohsen held a church vigil on tuesday in a show of solidarity more than 60 people were hurt in the attack about a 3rd of them children some of those affected have life threatening injuries. the campaign to make sanitary products free has passed its 1st major hurdle on tuesday british lawmakers in scotland put the devolved government on a path to become the 1st place in the world to make menstrual products available at no cost the built received almost unanimous backing from the parliament and now moves to the 2nd stage where he could face amendments the law comes with an estimated annual price tag of $24000000.00 pounds that's about 28 and a half 1000000 euros. forced to watch the news of this story for so welcome alex so what is the case for making some of your products free but it's pretty simple it's to end so called periods of poverty to enable any woman any girl whatever whether they're rich whether they're poor to have access to suitable sanitary products now think about it for

he didn't like in my previous book the rise of the falcons he was on the cover along with five other people along with rumsfeld and condi rice. and two years afterward i was interviewing him from another book and good-naturedly he said as he pointed to the cover what am i doing on their? i had to hold my tongue meaning i was not a part of them. i had to hold my tongue to say that's a good question. what are you doing on their? [laughter] but this was good-natured and by 2015 it was a source of irritation i guess the book had gotten around and he was mad. i was never a vulcan and those esoteric definitions but he thought that meant neocon but it didn't but for a couple of years he was reluctant to be interviewed. but then he did. he is good-natured and was willing to answer questions even though he said he wouldn't. and cheney i also interviewed negotiations went on and on and on all the way until the book closed i thought in the last weeks he was going to decide to give an interview and he did not and as i say with my edmund morris example i don't think it hurts the book i talked to

. >> the liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral was successful. however, the rocket booster missed its landing spot when it came back down. carrying another batch of star link satellites to join others already in orbit. the mission is to provide better internet access to underdeveloped nations. >>> coming up, we hear from an emotional san jose sharks player who was on the trade bubble. plus, we have the very latest on nascar driver ryan newman, who was taken to the hospital today after this very scary final lap crash at today's day taupa 500. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike blo

: as attorney william barr has privately called on prosecutors to review the case against michael falcon l. >> way did is unfair. >> i will handle each case as i think the law requires. >> reporter: eight days until the caucuses, and a question of the iowa debacle repeat. >> i have great confidence. they're not going to be using an app. let me be clear. >>> welcome, it's good to be with you. i'm victor blackwell. >> good morning, i'm amara walker in for christi paul. >>> we're following breaking news out of germany. ukrainian president zelensky sat down for a wide-ranging interview with christiane amanpour. this is at the munich security conference. he talked about how the impeachment in the u.s. affected his ability to secure that much-needed aid for ukraine. at one point he joked he always wanted to be popular in the u.s. just not like this. watch. >> now i'm very popular in usa. [ applause ] but i didn't want to find such way. but you know, but if this way will help ukraine, i'm ready for next call with mr. trump. >> the u.s. is perhaps the most important supporter of ukraine, provide

he was the offensive coordinator for the atlanta falcons a few years ago when they blew the biggest lead in super bowl history. they were up 28-3. one of the most impressive things about shanahan, he doesn't run from t he continues to embrace that they blew that lead. he says he's continuing to learn from that experience. >> we played a pretty darn good game. i mean, we were up 28-3 in the fourth. we all know we didn't play well in the fourth. it was harder for people who love me, like my wife, family members and stuff. they're defensive of it and things like that. i'd do it all over again and maybe a player -- i'd do it all over again. i feel a lot stronger and better from it. >> reporter: yeah. there's actually a prop bet out there, guys. will kyle shanahan blow another 28-3 lead. it pays 100 to 1. highly doubt that ever happens again. >> yeah. real sensitive here in atlanta about that. >> andy, thank you. have a good time. >> all right. >>> will you be watching the game or will you be watching the commercials? we've got the ones that are getting some pre-game buzz coming up next. >>>

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his offensive coordinator was from the falcons. they have been outscored 46-0 in the fourth 1:45 super bowls. if you cannot go back, and honestly say, i needed to do something different, the first thing that pops in your head is, they were running the ball really well on that first downplay. running is what got them there. they needed to wind down the clock. they had the lead. it was second down a 5. you run the ball until it is proven it cannot be stopped. to say he would not do anything differently, i think that is a little stubborn. he is a young coach. i think he has some things to learn. >> the play the game, third down, 10 yards, there are two minutes left. the receiver beats both defenders. jimmy garoppolo overthrows and by five yards. he is pay $22 million per year. that was his moment. he missed it. i did read an article, cannot remember which paper was, or who the colonist was. what they said is, maybe jimmy garoppolo is a backup quarterback. maybe the 49ers should think about trading him. >> that is absolutely absurd. >>

nly thing she could think of i called a private inv and sure enough i some adess all the way and falcon with the police othe line she confronted the thieves herself went and nocked on the door and showed them a flyer, they id hey a have you seen my g has seen i heard from someone in your neighborhood th you got a new dog that looksjust like mine and she walike all we do have him they told me well we just we saw him out there and it was called. >>we were planning on drping them off after the storm, but if you are going to do that why would you got your way in by him a bnd-new color that's like $40. >> hinew bowls and uff they were not anning on gettinghim back a positive outcome. thanks to a neighbor's security system. >>bringing your family. back together. >>that was heading for your reporting authorities you know they're happy to get the dog that, but they say for your safety, it's best to leave these kinds of investigations topolice that wraps up kron 4 news at8 thanks for being with us vicki liviakis will join me with kron 4 news at night high vicki pate ank you pan and grant tonight

critics are out there, their cases involved a blizzard of abuses of power, butchering public trust, falcon tax records and lying to investigators. it's almost as if trump is arguing implicitly that such corruption should not be criminal at all but as the normal behavior of powerful men such as himself, your final thoughts about 15 seconds. >> the president has the power of executive pardon, i think my total commitment to service, my 30-year career of heroism and meritorious service, my time fighting for criminal justice reform, i think that is with the president considered in making this decision. >> trace: i want to bring back in former illinois governor rod blagojevich to give him the final word on this, we lost his earpiece a short time ago -- the final word to you moat what does the future hold for you? i know you are back with your family, is it reality television again? is it books, are youoi >> i need to find a job. at some poi family and contributing to the education of my children and to my wife who has worked so hard an herself. clearly you have to make a living but i would like

the falcon 9 booster was supposed to stick the landing after one of the drone ships, named, i still loveis was supposed to haveminutes after launch. unfortunately the booster made a soft landing but in the ocean this was fastest turn around for a spacex booster, the one used this morning was launched 63 days ago on another mission that is technology for you. the space race. >>> nearly 2/3 of the delegates to get the nomination will be decided by state primaries in and around by st. patrick's day. with the headlines dominated by bloomberg's past mistakes with potentially more voting meltdowns. the story coming up. >> the democrat party wants to run your health care but they can't even run a caucus in iowa. does nobody know who won iowa? nobody knows. she said nobody. flip a coin. flip a coin. ♪. insufor what you need.pay almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when th

it took a lot of trial and error -- just like with the falcon rockets when they were trying to land them it was failure, failure, failure, failure then success and now they've been successful pretty much every time since so i think they've gotten the manufacturing down. >> when you take tyler's question to the next level, do you dig in and get granular on the opportunities when you look sum of the parts is it going to be panels, autonomous drive or batteries that are the new breakout? because when we look to tyler's point, cars in roduction, everyone thinks they're an expert on what any can and can't do with tesla. but is there going to be shockers going forward where there is a breakout valuation on batteries because their technology is so far advanced? >> i think they acquired a company called maxwell technologies and they've been very secretive about what that is doing for the battery technology what i just said to you does not incorporate maxwell. we do think there are surprises on the battery front they have their own ai kmip for autonomous, the only manufacturer to have one and jam

kyle shanahan was the office of coordinator with the atlantic falcons when they blew a huge lead against new england a few years back. we know what happened today. his teams, when he has been coaching, have been outscored 42-0 in the fourth quarter. so, i think some soul-searching perhaps for him and he continued learning experience to try to get that first super bowl victory under his belt. >> yep. as i said, it is a young team that should have a positive trajectory. they are going to have to let this one sink in for a little while. no one wants to look back in the weight room and start running place and looking at tape. they will have to let this one settle in. when they feel like doing that again, every reason to be optimistic, i think. >> we saw a lot of great stuff from 49ers fans who represented themselves very well all this week. a lot of class, a lot of enthusiasm. that was good to see. the team will be back, as much as joe explained their talent, youth, exuberance. i think kyle shanahan is a brilliant young coach. from miami, you ready to fly home? [ laughter ] >> pretty soon. [

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this guy may not be captain of the millennium falcon but our next guest could build a lightsaber withplease welcome science bob pflugfelder. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? harrison ford. welcome. thank you for coming. >> wow. very exciting. >> jimmy: so what are we going to do? what have you brought for us? >> yeah. i thought we'd start with a little bit of chemistry. you guys like chemistry? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. >> get your goggles on. >> thank you for reminding us. >> chemistry is sort of as close as you come to magic. right? sometimes it appears to be magic. we've got a couple of beakers here that are filled with various chemicals. this first one here is actually filled with a little bit of water, a little bit of sulfuric acid and a little potassium iodide. harrison, if you want you can take that little one. that's got some starch in it. and you can pour it into -- >> jimmy: that's also sulfuric acid. >> just pour that right in there. and you'll see we get not much going on there. right? >> right. >> a little bit of a blue color because this is actually a reaction