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so in florence, the museum every wants to go to is the -- is the home of venus, michelangelo, michael the banshee, but the lines get really long. in summer you can be waiting for hours to get inside. there is a museum around the corner that is less visited. it is a science museum. and among all among all of the scientific instruments, the globes, you will find galileo's middle finger. [laughter] classic. his finger was swiped from his corpse about 100 years after his death while it was being moved. it has been in various places since then, but since 1927 it since 1927 it has been at this museum which was recently renamed, the galileo museum. there are various ways to interpret this object. meet galileo had complicated relationship with the church. you can see it as he is merely a indicating the heavens above or you can view it as a more pointed message, the interpretation is up to you. [laughter] so there is a period of a few decades in between when aircraft started to be used as part of the military weapons and prior to the development of radar for detecting an incoming bombing raid.

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>> in a modern day michelangelos receive upwards of 4,000 requests a year.our paintings take about four days to complete. if you add in the preproduction time it's probably worth another 40 hours of work. right now we're clocking about 450 murals a year. >> it would seem as if this is a product that's taken off in terms of popularity. why is that? >> i think when technology came in and hand painted ads were replaced with vinyl and banners, a lot was lost. when you're out there, you're painting, you're causing people to be curious and advertising at the end of the day is all about eyeballs. but the value goes forever. the paintings have soul, they have honesty, they tell a story. >> but it ain't cheap. >> but it's not cheap. we're sort of like the exotic car category. when you come to colossal, you want something a little nicer than the everyday car. you want some hand made leather and a big motor that goes real fast. >> colossal estimates more than a million people per month see the accumulation of all their walls with secondary benefits on social media. and

there deftly not patronizing michelangelo.ere are exceptions, absolutely [inaudible] >> obviously exceptions. yeah, yeah. obviously exceptions, but broadly i don't know if that's true. anything else? we have five minutes left, i think. ask the guys in the back. they know better than me. i will quote one unnamed source. i find it very surprising that things have gone more political and i think why the book is interesting is that covers the era when facebook went from crazy startup to being a very political place with a lot of structure. this unnamed source said i think facebook will become microsoft before google does, actually. i find that very surprising. microsoft, being per-- compared to microsoft is not a good thing , generally. any other questions? are we done? >> no. >> the signing, right. gift? >> there is a gift, for you and your baby. >> so nice of you. so great. thanks. >> i went to thank everyone for coming tonight to support the store. antonio, thank you. >> thank you for having me. this is like the biggest crowd o

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it was here beneath michelangelo's breathtaking frescos in one of the world's greatest wonders wherechoir members and their maestro and find out how they rediscovered their own sound, sunday night right here on cbs. >>> next, we will look at all that matters this week. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> tomorrow on "cbs this morning: saturday" is hollywood ready for a revival of musicals? i know i am. how the new movie lah-lah land is generating buzz about future musicals on the big screen. that is tomorrow. >> great to have you here. >> we are going to sing us out. >> that was fun. >> that was great. >> i loved being here. >> we with love having you. as we leave, let's take a look back at what mattered all this week. all of us here hope you have a great weekend. >> rex is friendly with many of the leaders in the world that we don't get along with. >> mr. trump called rex tillerson one of the greatest global leaders of our time. >> some people don't like that. they don't want him to be friendly. >> rex tiller