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put the jelly bean in your mouth and start chewing. start first. what do you taste?> do you guys taste anything besides sugar. >> let the nose go, one, two, three. >> licorice. >> glue. >> i didn't give you licorice because you hate licorice. you have watermelon. >> you get this rush as soon as you unplug your nose. i didn't want you to see it, because then you will identify it with your eyes like we talked about in the piece. we only have so many taste buds. so you just taste the sugar in it. as soon as you let your nose go, you have two different pathways that the odor can come from that's in the jelly bean that you tried. you got that scent. it hit a part of your brain that reminds you, that's licorice and you have this taste. >> so what was it? >> you had watermelon. >> oh, so close. >> very cool stuff. >> we have a lot of jelly beans to eat. >> during our blizzard coverage, you might have noticed someone was missing, our own dylan dreyer. it turns out she was in a little bit of a car accident on the way to hartford to cover the storm. she is doing okay and joins

he made get peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.t's possible to keep some sort of good cheer as they went forward. the people we've met here so far, the people so eager to get home, they jumped in a bus in mobile, and rode overnight to get here and get into their cars and drive home. they're so earring to get a hot shower. to use their own bathroom and maybe get a nap in. some of the families had it the worst. the people with little kids had to keep their kids' safety in mind. and keep them entertained. we caught up with roxie gallegos with her husband and brother-in-law and kids. >> we've been on four other cruises we enjoyed them all. we never had any bad experiences like this. i would say it's definitely not going to keep us from cruising but not going to be a while. >> they were risking their lives for us. they were swim manage ming in p. you know, just taking care of us, the chefs. they're the true here rose. >> reporter: the next people of people, ashleigh, the people overnighted from new orleans to catch planes to houston. th

that you attach the jelly bellys to address. is this a competition?s for eight years. he certainly use your architectural skills to construct this unbelievable dress. >> you will walk the runway with a perfectly. it is really unbelievable >> it is to help people who want to join and need a helping hand. the black-tie event for the love of chocolate is saturday night february 23rd. if you want to register you can go to ftloc.org. raising funds for the pastry student scholarship. >>you dared me to eat this creation. >> [music]eant dh we asked whose state of the address was the first to be broadcast on television? >> the answer is harry 1990truman. >> i wonder how many television sets there were. not a lot of them. it is quite interesting. >> almost a hint of spring in the air. that will change because there is a low pressure that little area of snow coming across the upper midwest. we might get a brief rain or snow shower late tonight. cold air comes in. maybe some luster off of the lake. temperatures today in the '40's. fifties' downstate pricing was.

i said, there is something funny about me for counting jelly beans, because jelly bean jars were partnchised in the south, so young people, when the kids come and see the jelly beans, what do think they it is about and what do you teach them about? >> well, young people are not sure about this, and we are glad to have the interactive here to learn about it, because the idea that a person would have to guess how many beans are in a jar, which is what this is all about and it is a kind of thing that black voters or those who wanted to vote were confronted with at registrar's office. >> where does this go see it, touch it, fill it museum it in the world of e-mail and ipads and why do i have to stand in memphis, and why can't i just see ella jo baker? >> well, you need to understand the story behind the grandma's quilt and the story behind the cast iron pot. when you look at grand dad's ticket stub or the ticket stub, you understand what they did with nothing, and helps you the appreciate more where you are. >> when we come back, we are going back even further. do you know e who noe know

his mom discovered it early on when he bit into a penev butter and jelly sandwich.she has watched him like a hawk ever since. do you remember when you did not worry about peanuts? >> at a. the first reaction was when johnny was 8 months old. >> a doctor at johns hopkins children's center is trying to cure johnny of his allergy. we were there when he attempted something he avoided for years, beating grill peanut butter on a bun. tonight, i will show you what happened after he bit into that peanut butter sandwich. details from his doctor on a treatment that could truly be life changing for millions of >> we have a chance of snow on wednesday night. a couple of inches are possible by thursday morning. saturday night into sunday morning, powerful storm in the right position. we could get some saturday snow. that is days down the road and it could change completely. >> thanks for joining us. >> nbc nightly news is next. see you at 11:00 p.m. [captioning made p

he is allergic to peanuts and it was discovered early on when he bit into a pan of butter and jelly sandwich. she has watched him like a hawk ever since. >do you remember a time when you did not worry about peanuts? >> no, his first reaction was when he was eight-months old. >> a doctor and johns hopkins children's center is trying to cure him of his pen at allergy and we were there when he attempted to do something he has avoided for years, eating real peanut butter. tonight at 11:00, we will show you what happened + results from his doctor on a treatment that could be like changing korean >> coming up next, your maryland lottery pick three and pick 4 numbers and we will check the weather again. first, i look at how wall street is performing at this hour. >> live tonight at 5:00, the news on the pope. we're looking to learn more about the man accused of killing in northwest baltimore woman and burning down her number of a u.s. army launches an appeal for women on dating sites, using the u.s. military as a backdrop and that starts at 5:00. now you're maryland lottery midday pick 3 and pick 4

. >> it was a bite of a simple peanut butter and jelly sandwich. he was covered from head to toe with hives. >> it became a bigger part of our lives. >> johnny has been taking part in a study for the past several years. a life changing truman tried to cure him of his allergy. trying to cure him. the idea, introducing peanuts smalslowly to desensitize him. >> he reacted to 1 milligram. 300 milligrams in 18 months. one 300th of a peanut. gretzky has taken a daily maintenance dose of peanut protein. >> the goal that is to gradually teach his body to learn to tolerate that food that he was so severely allergic to. >> cross contamination has been a constant danger. it happens when foods without allergens cross paths with an allergen. if it is often enough to trigger a severe reaction. >> we hope that he would get to a point where he would not have to worry about cross contamination. and he surpassed that. >> after consuming 10,000 milligrams of peanut protein eight weeks ago, he has had no protein at all since then. no maintenance dose. has he lost his

the groomer yesterday at perfect grooming in falls church said that they are like peanut butter and jelly. when he was being groomed, she was whining because she wanted to be with him so we're trying to place them together. >> how old are they? >> they're 6 to 7 years of age. there was some medical things we took care of when they came in but they appear to be in good health now. beauty is -- she's got dry eye but she just gets drops for it every day. it's easy to do. she lets me do it. they're pretty good on walks though he is a bit of a brute. he pulls me so we're working on that. she rides very well in the car but byron tries to drive. so we're working on that, too. >> we're running out of time. tell us how people can contact now these two beauties. >> if they go to cockerspanielrescue.com, they can find out where we're going to be. we'll be at petsmart in springfield this saturday. >> go to wusa9.com. go to the petline section and all the information for the oldies but goodies rescue and also all the other shelters are right there. thanks for coming in. good luck, guys. we will be rig

>> like a jelly fish or something. >> i like when you see the end of the top.ou actually see all the little specks of water and the particles of water. this is cool. they blew a bubble and then tossed a bullet through it to see if gravity was faster than the speed at which the bubble pops. >> it popped before it ever got to the bottom. >> if i own a weird night club, i would have a bunch of videos playing of their stuff in slow motion in the background because people would -- >> that would be cool. mesmerized. >> it is a video of the baby whale that is putting a big smile on the web. >> look at that. these people are putting their hand in this giant maal's mouth. >> oh, they're rubbing like his teeth. >> on the next "right this minute." still to come, amazing video of the best female rock climber in the world. >> how do you become the world's best climber? >> meet the champ that climbed her way to the top and find out. >> you are thinking about how you are going to grab the next hold. >> and you want it, we got it, friday's buzz word, that is. stick around for

. >> i was born, bread, toasted, jellied, jammed and honeyed in harlem.ays 6 feet tall, i started modeling. >> she became one of the first african-americans hired by blooming dale's as an assistant buyer. >> the head woman of resources said i want to see audrey smoltz. they pointed me out to this woman. oh, no, that can't be her. because of the color of my skin, she tried to say, oerks you don't want this job. and i told her, yes, i want the job. >> her growing knowledge of fashion helped her land a pivotal position as commentator and coordinator of the ebony fashion fair, fostering her desire to go into bilz for herself. >> a entrepreneur is a person who takes risks. i mean sometimes calculated and sometimes -- i'm going to jump into 20 feet of water. >> taking risks, both calculated and spontaneous, there are some things she feels all businesswomen need to remember. >> believe in yourself and just do it. >> during her decades as one of the fashion forward, audrey smoltz has done thousands of shows and helped hundreds of stylists, makeup artists, photogr

he shared a laugh and jelly doughnut with david letterman and he was more than ready about some mirth about his girth. >> my cholesterol is normal, believe it or not. >> that's pretty good. >> and what about your blood sugar? >> blood sugar also normal. >> also normal. >> i'm basically the healthiest fat guy you've ever seen in your life. then christy sees a report featuring a former white house doctor who says she worries christie might die in office because he's so heavy. the doctor says christie could be the poster child for america's obesity. he didn't like that and at a press conference today he literally told the good doctor to shut it down. >> this is just another hacker who wants five minutes on tv. and it's completely irresponsible. completely irresponsible. >> now, if she is a hack, she's a well paid hack. the phoenix business journal says more than 300 ceos and celebrity pay her $10,000 a year just to have access to her. so then here is the question on the minds of millions. can governor christie as fat as he is, he says, ever be elected president of the united states? and

- >> reporter: so for this week's face-to-face with dave, christie came armed with not one but two jelly doughnuts. >> i have made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here or there, intermittent. but -- >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> reporter: it's a constant challenge, the governor acknowledged again yesterday. >> the idea that somehow, you know, i don't care about this. of course i care about it. and i'm making the best effort i can. >> reporter: but then bill clinton's former white house doctor, a retired navy rear admiral weighed in on cnn. >> i'm a republican. so i like chris christie a lot. i want him to run. i just want him to lose weight. i'm a physician more than i'm a democrat or republican and i worry about this man dying in office. >> reporter: to the governor and his familythat was no joke. so he called the doctor today to sound off. >> that a doctor in arizona who has never met me, never examined me, never reviewed my medical history or records, knows nothing about my family history, could make a diagnosis from 2,400 miles away is com

be left out, bay area ravens fans can opt to buy a raven road kill doughnut filled with raspberry jelly> the 49ers need to do more than score big on sunday. they need to score a good night's sleep. but that might not be so easy as dr. kim reports. >> reporter: the 49ers better watch out. hoards of fans are heading to new orleans and on saturday night, those backing baltimore could be up to no good. prank calls even worse in the middle of the night. [ ring ] >> dr. kim, it happens. a soccer team in sweden once had fans outside a hotel room who actually had a megaphone, fireworks and were using their car horns to wake up the players. >> reporter: but it's not just fan shenanigans. pre-game jitters can kick off a serious bout of insomnia but no worries, these guys got a plan. >> the best sleep is like two days before the game. that's where it counts. that's where you should get the most rest. >> reporter: even so -- >> it's difficult to either store sleep ahead of time or catch up sleep if you have a bit of sleep deprivation. >> reporter: the director of the stanford sleep medicine center

strips of bacon called the destiny's child bacon, and blue cheese for beyonce's daughter joe ivey, and jelly. and there's an onion ring if you want them to put a ring on it. -- baluchis 4 beyonce'slue cheese for beyonce's daughter blue ivy. >> you'll have to scrape your windshield early this morning if your car was outside. let's show you who got this note snow. we had a trace at reagan national. some places got up to an inch. germantown and winchester got an inch. gaithersburg, just shy of that. herndon had less than a half- inch and chantilly had about a quarter inch. much of that has melted already. it was mainly on a grassy surfaces. you'll have to watch any elevated roads this morning. it could be a little slippery. 35 degrees is the temperature and the wind chill. so the wind is not bad. 32 in frederick 34 and gaithersburg and dulles and manassas. culpeper, 32 degrees and 32 in winchester. those are the places you have to use more. more this system is forming to the north and east. we had quite a few clouds even an hour ago. now you will see the moon and stars. how about the sun rise?

five hours and to make the situation worse annabelle was served some pretty awful you know butter and jelly sandwiches in jail animal told the new york daily news that quote the judge would like plus the peanut butter would like god knows what the bread was hard as a rock say has yet to comment on this latest sticky situation. senator marco rubio was apparently high last night yes there was another republican response to the state of the union and yes yet again it was a disaster after watching the president address congress for more than an hour without taking a water break the nation learned tuesday night that marco rubio can't give a five minute speech without awkwardly lungeing off camera what is lips. in the short time that i've been here in washington nothing is frustrated me more than false choices like the one the president laid out tonight. most of the republican party cringed at the moment muttering to themselves oh the woman nodded. and right away the media jumped on the offer of peter the meaning that the republican response to the state of the union is a curse on any politician

the most important thing to me, she believed in me and john and jelly. and played catch with us. she shot baskets with us. she does believe in us. >> she was not happy will we build the hockey goal out of chicken wire we were 13 years old. >> now we are getting the old stories from when they were kids.

. >> it was an accidental bite of a symbol peanut butter and jelly sandwich. he was covered in hives from head to toe. the allergy has ruled their lives ever since. >> at school, it became a bigger part of our life. they had medications and he felt included in school. >> he's been taking part in a children's study for the past several years. it's like changing treatment, trying to cure him of peanut allergies. the idea is to introduce peanuts' slowly in minute amounts to desensitize him. >> in the first food challenge, he reacted to 1 milligrams of peanuts. >> in the three years since, he's taking a daily maintenance dose. the doctor is working beddoes ever higher. >> the goal is to teach his body to learn to tolerate that the he was so severely allergic to beforehand. >> after consuming 10,000 milligrams, he has had no peanut protein since then. no maintenance dose. so has he lost his protection? every 15 minutes, an alarm sounds. and he gets another dose of peanut protein. so far, so good. >> it looks like chocolate pudding. is that what it tastes like? >> t

jelly fish. great whites. joy behar. let's not forget the slow loris. oh, yeah, that is adorable.o cute and not fast it attracts predators who it kills by emitting poisen from the skin. it's like dana but she is smaller. we should all be like that? irresistible and murderous. >> kimberly: they're cute. >> dana: they are cute but they can kill you. if you hug them, they kill you. that is what america is. you invade, we kill you. bob, why are democrats naive about the world. they believe in peace and love stuff. >> bob: heil. like mussolini, maybe. >> greg: did you call me a nazi? >> bob: this sounds silly on the surface. all the things she talks about are already in government. peace foundation and group of deal with the department on bullying. all the things she mentioned somewhere in another on government you have it. i wouldn't just laugh about it and say it doesn't make sense. it makes sense to do something about bullying or encouraging peace around the world. we have got that. we invested in it. it works well. peace corps is a good example of that. >> kimberly: i know where th

petroleum jelly that helps heal and does all these things.ou can use it as an alternative to mascara when you're on the go. >> sometimes i do that with vaseline, take it and put it on the ends of the lashes. >> you're just the gal in the know. >> it kind of just sort of cleans them out. >> it does. it's like a little bit of a shine to it. roll like a clean mascara brush in there and paint your eyebrows with t you can use clear mascara for that but you need one product, which is so much easier. >> like an eyebrow gel or whatever. >> to tame those eyebrow hairs, exactly. >> i end up taking these from the beauty supply store. >> go ahead and take them, sonny. >> next time you walk in that bout supply, they're going to be like -- >> you swear by this lotion, what does this do? >> this is like a really thick moisturizing lotion. and a makeup artist friend of mine that works on a lot of celebrities told me and taught me that you can use it as a makeup primer. take your foundation brush, put a little on your hand and go like that. then you kind of p

the second screen viewing app gives more information about jelly fish.ybe one day viewers will be able to sync up to a newscast and buy a tie just like ken bastida. in emeryville, julia goodrich, kpix 5. >> or buy a tie like paul's. >> reporter: or sell it right now. >> we can make a little business. >> reporter: make a little money. >> 30 bucks probably. >> maybe we can change the forecast. >> reporter: maybe not yet but a lot of you out there who enjoy the sunshine and 75 probably were taken a little aback when you woke up this morning. hey where did the sun and heat. go right now on monday evening wrapping up the holiday weekend, it is chilly. 48 in livermore. and we have rainfall. kpix 5 high definition doppler radar, we see the rainfall fall first. that is where we can see it the clearest where radar is. the rain has ended temporarily in santa rosa and petaluma. napa, you are getting the rain now. we could use a lot of rainfall. we don't want it all in one or two days, but we need to make up some rain. the rain deficit is just over the past seven we

then you start stacking with a little more courant jelly and you stack that stack.e would put a piece of mar marshpand on the top and treat it with gonash. >> you stack them up. >> and you cut them up like they are here or slices, one, two, three, four, for or kids' birthday cake. there you go. >> chrissy, i will get you one. thank you so much. now, i feel actually german, not texas german. >> you are always a german to me. >> thank you. >> with a name like geist. >> right. how can i not be. >> you cannot be. >> thank you so much. great to see you. >>> coming up, your wedding with great to see you. >>> c[ male announcer ]ding with this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: onc

the jelly is probably a problem too. bill: thank you, rick. the two-hour show talking about the tragic end of the life of of a troubled country sthar. we have the latest on mindy mccready's shocking suicide. the eerie similarities it shares with the recent death of her long-time boyfriend. new honey bunches of oats greek yogurt and whole grain. here we go. honey cornflakes and chunks of greek yogurt. i'm tasting both the yogurt and the honey at the same time. i'm like digging this yogurt thing. i feel healthy. new honey bunches of oats greek. s. bill: amazing piece of video. take a look at this. so-called super pod of dolphins, said to be some 7,000 swimming together off the coast of san diego, remarkable sight. there is a tourist boat captain saying the super pod was miles wide. followed the boat for nearly seven miles. >> do we know where they're going? bill: why does it happen like t

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the secretaries could leave to begin typing up the day's memos, and he would have his cold, jellied consomme which he always ate before going to bed. churchill loved all game, especially goose. and he raised geese on his farm at chartwell. at one dinner as the roasted goose was laid in front of him at the table, he said, quote: you carve, clemy. this goose was a friend of mine. [laughter] in all my research into churchill's life, i never found a mention of a vegetable, and he made fun of vegetarians whom he called nut eaters. at a meeting he quipped to lord chirwell and sir stafford -- [inaudible] both nut eaters, well, gentlemen, if you have finished toying with your beetroot, we will get on to more important matters. and another thing, all the nut eaters i have known died early after a long period of senile decay. anotherture chill favorite food was irish stew with plenty of onions and, surprisingly, sometimes pineapple. this was a dinner that churchill served to eisenhower when they planned the invasion of europe. and, of course, caviar. churchill loved caviar. he was thrilled when stalin

letterman was talking about it, the weight jokes he made at the governor's expense, cristie whips out a jelly donut, and grubs it down. >> now how is your health? if you went to a doctor today, what would the doctor say? >> startlingly good, dave. i just turned 50 and so the doctor -- the doctor is telling me things are going to start to fall off me if i don't get it together. so i think up to this point, pretty good. >> and your cholesterol, how is your cholesterol? >> my cholesterol is normal, believe it or not. >> that's pretty good. >> what about your blood sugar? >> blood sugar, also normal. >> yeah. i'm like basically the healthiest fat guy you have ever seen in your life. >> don't you love that he can laugh at himself. cristie say, my size is fair game for you comedians. however, he said only about 40% of letterman's jokes about him were funny. >> the doctor is right, that's not going to last for ever. it's not. >> nothing lasts for ever. let's be real. >> coming up, going the distance. we're going to have simple steps to make your car last longer and save you money at the same time. >

told by a friend who has known poland for 20 years that charles poland went to dikes with homemade jellies and tried to smooth things over. that did not work. and possibly, according to his friend, driving over his road at the end of the day every day of the route was the catalyst for what happened on tuesday. authorities here have not said much in the past two days. on thursday, they canceled any news conference they held. on friday, they came out to say there's nothing new to say. they're keeping all the facts close to the vest. day five of this standoff. >> and victor, do police have any idea how long this suspect could stay and survive in this bunker? >> reporter: if they know, they have not told us. this man is described as a survivalist. he went out as we're told by neighbors, dug this bunker by hand. we've spoken with neighbors who have seen him and heard him at odd hours of the night. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in the morning digging. and as a survivalist, the assumption is, no confirmation from authorities, that he could have food in there for a long period of time. supplies to last them fo

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. >> investors would prefer to eat jelly beans and doughnuts rather than east this vegetables. >> neil: nothing wrong with that. >> listen. to offense taken. but i will say this. investors increasingly know you need to see the policy shift and we're at precipitation that not even the caped crusader could save us unless we see a dynamic shift. not even... >> neil: melissa, bottom line, all these financial guys who have been talking about these strong head winds, are the stale talking about the same strong head winds? >> we're getting a peek at some proprietary data here inside jp morgan shays they don't show that shows how that make their decisions. shows the consumers are back. they're spending optionen homes and travel and the rest of america said enough with washington and they're trying to go on with their lives and business. >> neil: all right. mel lisa, thank you. larry, thank you. by the way, you can catch on the next hour, melissa francis for the sitdown with jamie dialed. don't miss this. and all you folks who watch "the five," dvr it. just for today, we rule indicate it killin

- >> reporter: so for this week's face-to-face with dave, christie came armed with not one but two jellyoughnuts. >> i have made jokes about you, not just one or two. not just ongoing here or there, intermittent. but -- >> i didn't know this was going to be this long. >> reporter: it's a constant challenge, the governor acknowledged again yesterday. >> the idea that somehow, you know, i don't care about this. of course i care about it. and i'm making the best effort i can. >> reporter: but then bill clinton's former white house doctor, a retired navy rear admiral weighed in on cnn. >> i'm a republican. so i like chris christie a lot. i want him to run. i just want him to lose weight. i'm a physician more than i'm a democrat or republican and i worry about this man dying in office. >> reporter: to the governor and his family, that was no joke. so he called the doctor today to sound off. >> that a doctor in arizona w has never met me, never examined me, never reviewed my medical history or records, knows nothing about my family history, could make a diagnosis from 2,400 miles away is compl

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then he hands me -- miguel opens up another drawer and hands me a jelly jar full of spongy material. that is the reign of charles guiteau the second man ever to assassinate a president. any man who will give you brain invite into your party. he's awesome. and then his assistant opens up another drawer and takes out a leather kind of like a swatch of leather. when you buy yourself a day give you a little swatch so you can see look other of whether you want and i see the writing and i say what is the writing on this? she says to me all company that is a tattoo. it's not just leather but it's someone's skin. anyone who gives you a rain and skin invite them to your party. to explain this museum it's the national museum of -- and what they have their it used to be and army research facility in what they used to do is if you were shot in the civil war and you died in you got shot in the arm and he died there this off your arm and send it to the research place and they would say figure out why he died. did you die because of being that severed? they kept selling off body parts and sending t

we're told that charles pollin actually took eggs and jelly to dykes to try to make amends for his anger over driving over the road. tuesday afternoon when that bus stopped again, that is when we're told by authorities dykes went on with a gun, demanded two children, pollin put himself in front of as many children as he could, save 2g 1 of them, but that 5-year-old, the krgt kindergarten, was snatched, dragged into a hole and they've been there for five days, miguel. >> victor, if you would stick around for a few minutes when that presser starts up. >> reporter: we've got them walking up right behind us now. sheriff olson, trooper kevin cook with the latest on this standoff that started tuesday afternoon when we're told that man, jimmy lee dykes, neighbors have identified him as, dragged the boy into that hole, into the bunker. let's listen for updates from authorities. >> good morning. are we all ready to get started? excuse me. i'm sorry. again, i'd like to thank everybody for your continued patience. our volunteers and our community for the continued prayers and support. i want to upd

and he says, pete president garfield, and then the takes out a jelly jar full of spongy material, and he said that's the brain of the man who shot president garfield. the second man to assassinate a president. any man who will give you a brain, invite him to your party. and his assistant opens up another drawer and takes out a leather -- a swatch of leather, and i say what's the writing on this? and she says to me, oh, heat the tattoo. and i realize it's not leather. it's someone's skin. anyone that gives you a brain and skin, invite them to your party. and this museum, the national human of health -- national museum of health and medicine, and it was an old army facility and if you got shot in the civil war and you died, they would saw off your arms' send it to the arm where research police and say, figure out why he died? so they kept sawing off body parts parts and sending it to this museum. eventually science moves forward and they realize the recent you're doing is not because of a vein in your arm, it's blood poisoning, an infection, and they now realize and say, we gear togethe