that's what 18-year-old kevin hayes is about to do six of them of six different sizes, 2x2 and 3x3 whichyour standard and 4x4 and the 6x6 and the mammoth 7x7. he'll do all of these. here's 2x2, he does it in five seconds and your standard 3x3 he does in nine seconds. this is not sped up. look at how fast that rubik's cube is moving and you can tell it's not sped up because you can watch the clock on his laptop, here goes the 4x4 which looks like a ton of squares, he does it in 36 seconds. the 5x5 took him 57 seconds and the 6x61:45. that's insane. and here he starts the 7x7. >> and t. you can barely see the colors as he's turning them. >> he builds from the inside out and you see the middle, like, yellow start to appear and then the middle. this thing took him 2:51. in all, add it all up, 6:23 which he says new world record. for this. boom and we all feel dumb. >> geez! >> yep. >>> momma and papa chimp give baby a lesson -- >> the climb. >> they got to learn. >>> and head over heels. >> it's truly pink this is not an illusion of any kind. >> what makes this jump the first of its kind. >>

kevin hayes, a security guard, provided help and care to nathaniel despite having been injured himself in the shooting. no human being is gifted with the knowledge of why such tragedy occurs. but, we are thankful that in the face of it, people like both of you display the courage required to help all of us get through. thank you both so very much. [ applause ] today, i am proud to report that the fiscal position of state government remains strong and steady. by working together over the past three years, not only did we close the largest structural deficit in state history, we are looking at our third straight year of budget surpluses. [ applause ] we've doubled the size of our state savings account, and we did it all without raising taxes. [ applause ] republicans and democrats can be proud of our firm fiscal footing. it is a far cry from where we were just three years ago. we completely overhauled a near-bankrupt unemployment insurance system. we reformed our state pension funds, resolving a $12 billion dollar shortfall while ensuring that state workers, police officers, teachers, an