johnson or millard -- >> put them back up again. >> grover cleveland, johnson or millard?ike it. it is the. getting it done. tiebreaker number ten. those are the weirdest teacher nice ever. [laughter] do we have to go to the school? how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? it's in the millions. how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? there's 330 million americans, i have about 20 hotdogs. [laughter] >> i say -- >> okay, the answers are in. >> i'm going by 50 million. >> 500 million. >> a tiebreaker. >> 150. [cheering] >> are you sure? >> you win a gift card. [laughter] july 4 special it's getting all the rides on coney island next. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> every summer millions of americans enjoy attractions of an all american amusement park but i haven't been to one a just so jimmy visit coney island to find out what i've been missing. watch. ♪♪ >> here we are at coney island. the city unto itself, jimmy knows about coney island. >> we are going to ride the rise, eat some food, the judges offered to give me any legal trouble i might encounter along the way.

millard fillmore. don't know the marriage. i'm going to go . >> oh , wait a minute. put them back up again. okay, was it a grover cleveland ? yeah. lyndon johnson c, millard fillmore. >> yeah, it's got to be miller. got to be miller. gotta be miller name like mildred. i >> yeah. it just sounds like i guess it is c miller or fillmore. i love getting it done. manual . >> well that's all right. let's go to the tie breaker number ten here we go . >> by the way, those aret the weirdest parent teacher nights ever. yeah, tce e we just stay home. do we have to go to we have to right here . has the tiebreaker. >>ho failure is good. and the hot dogs do americansry eat f every fourth of july? weekend? it's in the millions. >> how many hot dogs dot americans eat every fourth ofev july? >> what's the number wigglers? i three hundred and thirty million americans. i have about twenty hot dogs say, okay, the answers are in . >> this is the best hot dogs are. suman oh , you're right. they are. i'm going five hundred and fifty million. i'm going 500 million. five hundred . oh i went h

joining me now is drjenifer millard, astronomer. thanks forjoining us. what an amazing job title.out this. it 3 absolutely, it will touch on almost every branch of astrophysics, so in our own solar system we will study comets and asteroids and the planets, mars, jupiter, saturn, neptune and some of the icy moons, moving out into the galaxy, we will look at newborn stars which have been hidden behind clouds and the gas and we will also look at dying stars, learning about the eventual fate of our own sun. we will study galaxies in the nearby universe and stretching out through most of history right back to those very first stars and galaxies and we don't really understand how they formed, the very first stars. they would have been different to the ones we see in the night sky and we also don't know when they formed either so that will be exciting as well. so truly come of this telescope will tell us about the universe today and also how help to discover our origins story. it is so exciting. ibrute discover our origins story. it is so excitina. ~ ., , discover our origins story. it i