the point of view from rolf's bike. and realized there's more hill to go.nd just dumps it over no injury. >> at least he's not sliding back. >> guys had an ambulance nearby. >> get other people out. this is the new thing. >> i'm going to show you an indigo go campaign that shows how to change flowers from white to red to white again. they changed the dna sequence. they turned off the thing that makes it change colors. that's it i white, once they put an ethanol solution in this case they said a flat beer will do. watch. the white flower turns red. >> basically got the flower drunk and it develops a gin blossom. >> happens to me too. >> takes 24 hours for the change but you can pour water tonight and it will turn back white. >> what you do the day after you've been drinking, drink a pile of water. this is science. >> this is an indigo go campaign they want to raise money to send these out to people. >> brainchild of revolution bioengineering and hope to have this on the market by 2017. >> here you have the ghost. >> there is something very special about this

start off with you mark rolfing. made the comment earlier you did think this was the best event we've seen so far in the pga tour season. >> it's amazing dan. two years ago this tournament was on life support and i do believe this is the best tournament we've seen all year on the pga tour. >> pretty good stuff? >> everyone's talking about patrick reed and jordan spieth. don't forget about sean o'hair. he's coming back and he wants to win again. i think he's got a good shot. >> getting things started at 18. >> gary hendrickson the ceo of valspar. excellent host is going to assist us here and we're going to play 18 16, 17 rand 18 in the playoff. patrick you finished first so you'll golf first and then sean you'll draw and then jordan you'll draw. gary? okay? patrick drew one. he'll lead off. two, sean. three jordan. play well, gentlemen. >> so patrick reed will get things going again. he took that driver gary and he just smacked it down there. >> he did. to be honest with you, to me it's not a comfortable shot trying t

start off with you mark rolfing. made the comment earlier you did think this was the best event we've seen so far in the pga tour season. >> it's amazing dan. two years ago this tournament was on life support and i do believe this is the best tournament we've seen all year on the pga tour. >> pretty good stuff? >> everyone's talking about patrick reed and jordan spieth. don't forget about sean o'hair. he's coming back and he wants to win again. i think he's got a good shot. >> getting things started at 18. >> gary hendrickson the ceo of valspar. excellent host is going to assist us here and we're going to play 18 16, 17 rand 18 in the playoff. patrick you finished first so you'll golf first and then sean you'll draw and then jordan you'll draw. gary? okay? patrick drew one. he'll lead off. two, sean. three jordan. play well, gentlemen. >> so patrick reed will get things going again. he took that driver gary and he just smacked it down there. >> he did. to be honest with you, to me it's not a comfortable shot trying t

human rights council in geneva let's now speak to kenneth rolf. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. we'll talk about the situation in eastern ukraine in a moment, but first i want to get your reaction on the comment made by john kerry the u.s. secretary of state today in geneva who accused the human u.n. human rights council of being obsessed with israeli abuses and saying that the u.s. would defend israel against efforts to isolated it. how much does this undermine the u.n. body? >> kerry said interesting and provocative things on ukraine syria and israel. in the case of israel, he went out of his way to talk about this clearly trying to anticipate netanyahu's speech before congress tomorrow, and apparently the obama administration is trying to portray itself as a true friend of israel, and therefore is going to stand up to criticism before the human rights council. now, the truth is that the human rights council does focus excessively on israel. 's right there. but john kerry would have a lot more credibility if the u.s. government did

. >> he showed me a big rolfe old cash register paper. you mark the stuff with a counterfeit pen and it turns real. i'm thinking to myself, it's amazing. it's so real. we had set everything up in my kitchen. it just happened real fast. we threw in some 1 hund bills into the scanner. you run a piece of paper through the printer, turn the paper around, prin print out the backside of it. >> dude, this is great. >> i know. >> so that way, when we taped the paper over the template, we knew exactly where it was going to print out at. what gave it that feeling of an actual bill was the hair spray. spray it over the bill, and we would throw it inside the dryer with some socks bundled up and let it run through there. you know, roughen them up a little bit and make them not so perfect. they felt and they looked so real. i kind of felt like a little charge come out of it. i was thinking to myself, man, this is kind of genius, you know? the only way of telling the difference between those bills -- if you peld helds them up in the air and you looked f

a car found in a ditch on rolf 13, yesterday morning, inside two, shooting victims. one of them dead. later police found a second vehicle, less than mile away from the scene and they believe that this is all leading together. police want to talk to the owner of the vehicle but they are not saying that the person is a person of interest . >> right now can't say that was actually a suspect vehicle. >> police identified the male victim as 32 year old chelten johns every wilmington, female whose identity has not been released also from wilmington. they're asking anyone with information about this incident to give them a call. >>> and still ahead this morning, pennsylvania business says its website was hack by isis. >> group of thieves ambush a car dealership. one mistake dealerships make that makes it so easy for them just to drive off with the car. >> a baby girl is found alive in a car, 14 hours after it plunged into an icy river. we'll tell you how she is was able to survive on the other side. >> ♪ ♪ >> you tired. >> just waking up this morning, tomorrow morning, it i

she and john rolfe had a single son together in virginia. they had jim crow laws. they did not acknowledge indians at all. if you were indian, under virginia law, you were colored. if you had -- they had the one drop rule. if any of her ancestors were african or african-american, you too were colored and subject to the segregation laws of that jim crow embodied. there was a single exception to that. it was the pocahontas exception. if the indian to whom you were related happened to be pocahontas, you were not just white, you were like, extra white. it did not get any better than being related to pocahontas. all of the first families of virginia spent enormous effort trying to establish they too were descendents of the one child of pocahontas. that was embodied in the laws of virginia. it is right there. that is really weird, right? once again, we want people to say, why on earth would they do something like that? they had taken pocahontas, a real person, and made her into something they need in order to establish just how american they are. that is what has got us