they play with the ball and then by accident or may be not, the ball goes in the -- river. and callia is in the river. krishna is swimming through the dark waters and sees the ball is in the tail of the serpant demon. he sees the ball and the demon is sleeping. so guess what he does? he picks up the tail and slowly pulls it and then -- he wakes him up. okay. kruk na [music] [applause] >> so was that at all like a movie? >> was it a story? >> yeah. you can tell stories with dance. did you know that? if i was going to tell you about something else, this dance evolved in the courts where kings and queens enjoyed the dance. she will tell you a little about this right now. i will be back. >> all right. our next scene is going to move us from story telling that took place during the hindu temples and india into the mogel time in india this come from hindu and western cultures brought together. when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork a

you were the ball. you never seemed to mind. >> are you kidding me? >> big time baller. >> i was a big time baller. i agree with you. these are inflatable balls. you can get it in the head and it still would not hurt. it is not like they are rocks. the rocks happen after the school. >> you know, think about this. isn't dodge ball the first real american pastime? >> at my school we didn't have these different kinds balls. basketball was the dodge ball. y'all had an actual dodge ball? a ball for dodging? amazing. >> we had a kick ball. >> we did too. >> we had a kick ball. >>> we had a ball that sh -- >> we had a ball that was the basketball and the soccer ball. >> how about tether ball? you didn't like tether ball? did it make fun of you? did you play by yourself and it wrapped around you and then you were tied like that? >> a fire underneath you jie. i am hurt. >> it has been awhile since i have been here and suddenly i feel like i am get -- getting all of these balls coming at me from all directions. >>

people with balls and without balls and the guy with the ball is throwing it at somebody else. >> but women play too. >> greg: they enjoy it and like targeting. where did this idea come from? the parents don't care. it's from the campuses where the teachers come from. we worry about binge drinking we should be worried about binge leftism. eliminating the idea of achievement and idea of competition and replacing with this feel good nonsense that is really destroying our country. seriously, where would this idea came from? it came from the campuses. >> andrea: because they push equal outcomes. they say everybody needs to finish in the same place. it's really from the white house trickle down. i particularly got anxiety from dodge ball because i hated getting hit with the ball. that means the teams switch but what do the schools do? this is team sport. now, they continue like team sport. they banned hugging and banned dodge ball, every sport someone has to be better than the other person, football, baseball. >> dana: you were good at it. >> eric: dodge ball, there are people that strive

the president of the united states throws out the first ball in baseball. it's where politicians come to be seen. the stairway that's on the front of the great acropolis there, not only is a method of getting up to the acropolis, but it's great bleachers. this is like a greek amphitheater or like the houston astrodome. and if you can think of them not as it is now with grass and trees but with plaster all over the stairs, painted red and full of people, the sounds of musicians and the sounds of crowds and roars the play goes back and forth across the field -- sometimes the king participating as a player, if he was particularly young and nimble, and sometimes observing from afar as his team and opponents played out the game. keach: for the ancient maya, the ball court was not just a place to spend a pleasant afternoon. it was also an arena for a deadly form of theater. captives from neighboring cities were sometimes forced to play. they of course were pre-ordained to lose and were then killed in a sacrificial ceremony. the ancient maya viewed the ball game as

david lee finds klay thompson in the corner for the 3 ball. it is good. irst winning shot in the nba both teams have trouble with turnovers. a lot of poor shooting. the warriors needed to win. big win over the worst team in the west. >>> the warriors are working with the silicon valley based startup called mow cap analytic. the founder says some of the most important moves into game happen away from the ball. >> there's the dunk that we remember. step brings the ball down patiently sets up the pick and need to -- guys on the timberwolves are caught in no man's land. sees it floats to the rim. >> they keep track of every player's move. coaches can use the information to determine what works and what doesn't. >> this is cool. >> the oklahoma city thunder beat the lakers last night. >> but they weren't the only ones winning big that night. a high school basketball coach was picked for the half court shot and it's worth $20,000. he took the court, bounced the ball four times before taking the shot. >> he will use the money for his wife's colon cancer treatment

your stock or not a debt or sucker just a working schmo soccer soccer soccer stacie hey max the plunder ball games are on it's plunder plunder plunder now of course the guys who run the system have the advantage of just being able to plunder our savings in the banking account but we do have behind us tower bridge and we're looking forward to the kaiser report having some morning news for you live breaking news if we see any oh any of these made men these banks to strike a type people. from them one morning well they have the actual traders gate so they make no bones about calling banks or traitors in the old days they took them to the tower and they did their business you know we need to bring that kind of thing back some kind of deterrent and this you have a deterrent then expect more pillage well plunder ball the new euro banking game this is what david malone the author of debt generation calls it and he says the simple idea we have all believed in was that up to a specified amount our money was guaranteed by a government deposit insurance scheme most countries have one as long as your ba

if i heat the ball up, will it still pass through the ring? no. that's elementary. i would insult you if i told you to think about that for a long time, right? we know the ball is gonna get bigger. and if the ball gets bigger, it will never get through the hole if it just barely makes it now. isn't that true? here's the question i got for you. the next time we come in, i'm not gonna heat up the ball. i'm gonna heat up the ring. and when i heat up the ring, will the ball be able to get through if it just gets through now? will the hole become larger, smaller or stay the same size when i heat the ring? think about that 'cause we got that for homework. hey, you know what? you can do this as a test, experiment. take a ring off your finger, put it on the stove, get it hot. does the hole get bigger, smaller or stay-- and then jam it back in your finger and see. [laughter] no, no, not your finger, your kid sister's finger, all right? and see if the hole gets larger, smaller or stays the same and see if you can say hc for next time, gang, okay? homework? as a homework. catc

the way i look at it, you can hold the ball. you can look at the clock but you can't hold your opponent that's foul. the referees are the last line of defenses. that's the thing we can fix. we can't stop players from going pro. we can't stop coaches from holding the ball and shortening games with fewer possessions. what we can do is call the fouls. if we call the fouls the players will stop fouling. if we don't call the fouls they'll foul more. that's what's going on but who enforces that. all the officials are independent contractors. so if a supervisor or officials in one league says we're suspending you because you're not calling the foul they'll just go to another league. what do we do. >> rose: in the nba, you have -- >> they are employees. they are salaried benefit employees. so they can be suspended, they can be fined. they're going to foe the line and i think that helps the official. having a mandate protks them. in a coach gets on an official he can shrug his shoulders. i have to, i don't have a choice. you can argue all

when cinderella had nothing to wear to the ball, her fairy godmother saved the day. [ twinkle, twinkle! ] here in the real world, it's operation prom to the rescue. i'm carina for "teen kids news." >> to mark our 10th year on tv, each week we take a look back at one of the stories we've covered. [ classical music plays ] >> when ballet first began, the performers were all men. eventually, the number of male ballet dancers dwindled because some didn't consider it masculine. our own reporter gianni gave it a twirl to show us ballet is not just for girls. >> okay, let's go, gentlemen. >> this ballet class is for boys only. >> ready? [ piano plays ] stomach in, please. chest up. >> most of these guys started dancing a couple of years ago. so how do you keep your students who are boys coming back to class? >> really, the key to keeping young men coming back to class is training them separately from the young ladies. and one. don't turn those legs out so much, please, and... >> mr. naidu is the head of the dance theater of harlem school. i recently joined one of his classes. what did your fr

with shirts and skins that if your team happens to have the ball, you all stick together. every one of us has taken an oath of office and we have an obligation to stand up. and so i stood before the u.s. supreme court representing the state of texas arguing that no president of the united states,

the ball popped out of glove as it was thrown, and the first baseman catches the ball. he's out at first. the ducks went on to win that game 4-1. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the dow reaches uncharted territory, its highest close ever. with unemployment hovering around 8% what can washington do to bring the economy back into balance? >>> when we come back, we'll huddle around the walter cooler. who will ferrell is backing for los angeles mayor. that when "way too early" comes right back. aw this is tragic man, investors just like you could lose tens of thousands of dollars on their 401(k) to hidden fees. thankfully e-trade has low cost investments and no hidden fees. but, you know, if you're still bent on blowing this fat stack of cash, there's a couple of ways you could do it. ♪ ♪ or just go to e-trade and save it. boom. ♪ >>> it's weather geek time. we told you at the top of the show that washington, d.c. is bracing for a storm that could bring up to ten inches of snow to the city. if you want to sound smart, tell your friends the biggest d.c.

gets a lucky break, you can at least say a fortunate break, the ball stayed up. then woods, putting for bogey, and the win. woods finishes it off, his 76th career pga tour win. >> to be honest with you, i wasn't that far off last week, even though, you know, my score didn't indicate it i felt like i was hitting the ball well and i made a few too many mistakes i clean those up, i knew that it could be pretty close. and this week, i putted really well and i think that was the key. because bermuda greens like this, with as much wind as we had to deal with, the ball was moving a lot. and sometimes we had to play it for quite a bit of wind. and the green, i was flushing putts and i was getting it through the wind a little bit sometimes. >> looks like tiger woods is back. by the way you we'll be back in about an hour. do have a sharks score alert for you before we go. taking on the colorado avalanche.the avs are beating the sharks, 1-0. >> thank you, henry. >>> the 49ers new stadium in santa clara well on its way being sold out before the team takes the field. >> the ni

ago and said during the credit crisis there was fraud but quite frankly nobody's taken picked up the ball you had attorney general holder that came out and said sorry the banks are too big to prosecute i mean you're the attorney general of the united states of america saying banks are too big to prosecute ok so you're throwing the ball into the court of the politicians or it's not i mean what took place what i say in the book max is that people have to take personal responsibility the way you can do that is by going out and saying look i'm going to designate my vote who i think is going to make change you need change to alter the system to get us back on track we're going to be thousands like that even to a man that's used to defend a rapist in other words a woman. because she happens to have physical attributes desirable by men should not be forced to live in a concrete suit and see should be allowed to walk. really in society without fear of rape so i what i'm saying is people should be able to live in a society fear of financial rape from bags in the city of london and this be just not

when cinderella had nothing to wear to the ball, her fairy godmother saved the day. [ twinkle, twinklethe real world, it's operation prom to the rescue. i'm carina for "teen kids news." music i want some more. what's he doing? please sir, i want some more. more? he has asked for... thank you. well he did say please... yes he did. and thank you. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. think again. the spot you missed could be a killer. that spot on your skin could be skin cancer. if you're a man over 50, you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma, the kind that kills one person every hour. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. it's easy -- follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. a message from the american academy of dermatology. and there's a big advantage pares can give tir kids -- makingure they get active least 60 minutes day. studies show th physical activi t only helps kidsay healt, an enhanceimportant il, like concentration ich can improve academicerformance. this means phycal

edney throws the ball in. an opponent intercepts. then he throws the ball ahead. snatches and heaves it with .1 of 1 second left. >> absolutely, absolutely. no, no, not just like that. >> reporter: actually, edney threw the pass because a star quarterback on the football team, a team that just won a championship last fall. the date was november 24th. tragically, the date six years ago his mother lost her battle with cancer. she was just 33. his arms bear tribute. mama's boy, it says, above his mother's birthday and the day she died. >> every time i think about situations like this, you can say it was heaven -- it was an angel at the game. because that's the way the shot went down. >> reporter: so just how hard is it to sink a shot from 55 feet? ooh, that was close. of course, close, doesn't count. but edney's shot sure did. ron allen, nbc news, new rochelle, new york. >> ron got close. that's our broadcast on a monday night as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow even

i had to get the ball and fire before the five-second call. the ball got intercepted by mt. vernon.hrowing the ball in the air. he didn't throw the ball high enough in the air. so i jumped for it and i caught it. just heaved it in the air. >> the rest is history. there was only .1 second on the clock. at first people didn't think you'd made it in time. what did you think? you make the basket, they're like, yeah, no basket, sorry. >> when it went in, i didn't hear the ref saying it was no good. because my team was celebrating and i was underneath the pile at that time. so me hearing that no good call was -- i didn't hear it. >> when did you know it was good? in the air, did you think this was going in? >> the minute it left your fingers? >> i knew it was good once it hit the ground and it went in and the crowd went crazy. that's how i knew it was good. >> coach, i got to ask you. let's just be honest. you had to be ticked off. your guy turned the ball over. you looked up. i know you were going, how did this guy turn the ball over? come on, coach. be honest. >> you know, it's a tough

we didn't shoot the ball great. some of it has to do with their defense, but i couldn't be more proud of a team. >> an emotional locker room there. >>> some baseball news here, not pretty for the giants tonight in spring training, losing 10-4 to the rockies. matt cane got the start, but he did pick up eight strikeouts. roj and jessica, i hear he has a perfect bracket. but that would certainly make him feel a lot better. >> san diego state and miami. we're going big tomorrow. >> yes, we are. >> thanks. i'm marking it down. >> we'll be right back. >>> it's a girl. that's what the san francisco zoo found out during a routine exam. look how cute they are. she was born to leanne and larry on february 10th. her birthday is especially important because tumatru tigers are a critically endangered species. you can get a first look at the baby cub in person soon. look how beautiful that picture is. >> ohhhh, it is a cute picture. >> beautiful. >> really quick, tomorrow morning, friday morning, beginning of our weekend, what are

brings the ball down. patient sets up the pick and these two guys on the timberwolves.caught in no man's land. barns sees it. >> coaches can analyze what work and had what didn't work. do certain plays work better on the right side than the left? does one player move more slowly in the fourth quarter? the coaches can make realtime adjustments during the game. >> it could give you that aej. >> yeah. yeah. that's what we're looking for. any edge we can get. >> the warriors just signed last week making them the first nba team to announce they're using this new high-tech analytic. >> we have an ability to really map out things we couldn't before in the game beyond just points rebounds and assists which i think has a great future. >> joe vasquez kpix 5. >>> well, about half the teams in the nba have the cameras recording the players' movements but apparently they haven't figured out how to crunch the numbers like the warriors. >>> this is the winter they've been weight for. in tahoe check it out. skiers snow borders hitting the slopes to enjoy ten inches of fresh powder. the

balls. copy? the one with the most balls stuck to his suit loses. rt and absolutely no removing of balls from your suit once you've been hit. channing, are you ready to play sticky balls? [ laughter ] >> i guess so. >> jimmy: assume the position. hands on the wall. you have to use one from the line first. >> okay. >> jimmy: one, two, three. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here we go. channing, you got to remove the balls on my suit and place them in your bucket. >> okay. 1, 2, 3 -- >> jimmy: be careful with them. >> 4, 5 -- >> jimmy: they're very sensitive. >> 6, 7, 8 -- 9. >> jimmy: watch it. >> 10. 11, 12, 13. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> 14. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> 15. all right. 15. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you feel pretty good right now, don't you? >> a little bit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> a little bit. >> jimmy: here we go. 1, 2, 3, 4. what? 4? 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. congratulations, you're the winner. channing tatum. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i don't have

. >> for some reason offensively we need to share the ball and attacking the rim. we settled for a lot of jump shots. they look like tremendous plays when they go in. i think we need to mix it in and keep sharing the ball and that is when we are at our best. >> i don't know if you saw it over the weekend. the dunk of the year. deandre jordan goes over brandon knight. the kids like it on the sidelines. let's look at it again. this is what you call guesting posterrized. deandre jordan up and over. that is a powerful thing right there. that is the sporting life and highlights of st. mary's against gonzaga. and the warriors against the knicks. >> all right. thank you. >> and thank you for joining us tonight. we will see you tonight later on on the 10:00 p.m. news and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com. good night.

he walks down to where she is and gave her the ball. on the jumbotron, you can see this little girl blows him a kiss and everyone was into this. everyone thought it was this elitist thingsweetest thing. she had this young man sign the ball and she said, thank you. this young girl has three kids now. she is an adult. on her mantle is this ball, signed by a young man that she did not know. andr really got to know doesn't know anything about his family are like, but he impacted her life somehow. that is it power of personal -- that is the power of personal touch. april 1 to know that you know their story and understand the story. even if you cannot exit, they want to know that you want to try to fix a prompt -- even if you cannot fix it, they want to know that you want to try to fix it. ulster the time, think about how our president got elected. -- think about how our president got elected. not based on what he has done, but how he makes people feel. the power of personal touch. the next time you talk to someone, remember their story and re

the exploratoria come to you. >> we decided to throw a little house warming party with some of our very favorite exhibits. >> this girl might think she's just playing pin ball but she's learning about gravity, electricity and physics. >> kids love playing them. ten moving trucks were in the process of taking the exhibits from the old home at the palace of fine arts to their new home at pier 15. >> easy access to so many neighborhoods on public transportation, so many more people can visit us. >> this young man wasn't so interested in how the ball stayed afloat with air; he just wanted the ball. >> they're also bringing it here to the mission and to the bay view. >> we want a signal to these communities that the exploratoria is as much their home as it is our home. >>> last stop was in you the bay view in san francisco. today a peaceful, active place of fun and learn sglg it's fun to be here and learn at the same time. >> a small -- learning. >> they announce to everyone the exploratoria is here to say. >> kpix five. >>> the new exploratoria opens at pier 15 on april 17th. look for pop up signs around the city. this thursday afternoon, there will be a celebr

the ball game brawl with any traditional haggling. >> and as we have mostly sunny skies to start the day out, nice warm week ahead. the toner -- entire forecast after we look at some early going chilly temperatures. the forecast after the break. ,,,, >> as we look at the bay bridge, first opened on november 12th, 1936. the sunrise at 7:28. tonight, sunset, 7:13 p.m. ,,,,,,,, canada was leading mexico ne to three in the ninth inning when a canadian player dropd down a bun . >> yikes. a brawl broke out during the world baseball classic. canada was leading mexico and dropped down the bunt. the mexican pitcher was offended by the play as he drove another canadian batter in the inning and you see the results of that. the police officers had to restore order on the field. seven players were e jected and fights were reported in the stands. >> people are watching. >> that's true. >>> and we're watching our weather forecast now. it looks like it warm week ahead. >> and it's going to be nice. the temperatures, i know we need the rain. if we're not going to get the rain, the whipping in the wor

that used a mobile app to measure what happens to the brain when high school soccer players head the ball. the question is, are they doing damage to themselves? nbc's chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman has our report. >> reporter: it seems there is an app for just about everything these days. and science is leading the trend. even when it comes to monitoring brain function in young athletes. researchers in texas are using tablets to study high school female soccer players who are trained to head the ball. >> we wanted to try to develop a task that could be on a tablet that we could measure cognitive functions in soccer players. >> reporter: a study published this week zeroed in on 24 high school girls. half play varsity soccer and were tested after practice. the other half, nonathletes. the girls completed two tests by touching targets on a screen to measure reaction time. the first involved a part of the brain that controls reflexes. the second task, cognitive function like memory, learning, and the ability to process information. >> the soccer players showed a significant slowing

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the giant balls of dried plants are stacked as far as the eye can see.the owner calls it, quote, the most ridiculous thing he's ever seen. it will take at least a week to colleen clean up. >> i issued a tumble weed warning for that house exactly. >> how does that happen? >> i don't know. >> you're supposed to know. let's move on. dash cams are becoming increasingly popular in russia. you might remember this road rage that was caught on tape a few months ago. or this military tanker unexpectedly crossed a russian highway. then just a few weeks ago, these are some pictures of a meteorite that crossed -- well, first, let's get to the tank. there's the meteorite that crossed the russian sky. >> worth waiting for. >> these are unincrediball incr videos. nothing with top this moment of extremely bad parents. this is an 8-year-old child behind the wheel of a car going extremely fast on snowy, icy roads. her parents aring le looking on encouraging her to drive faster. apparently the father is going to be investigated and rightfully so. what kind of parenting is

the u.s. team did pull off a win, but only after they had to use a yellow ball so they could see it in that sea of white. >> it was difficult to see anything. but credit to them. we got the game done. >> reporter: from colorado to massachusetts, people are sick of it. in michigan, they took out their frustrations by making a bonfire out of a snowman. >> it went a lot faster than i thought it was going to go. i wish all the rest of the snow would go with it. >> pretty dark there. a lot of people are asking the same question, when does spring get here? tonight the major storm, when does it hit? >> spring not soon for a lot of folks. let's get to the timing of this storm. the low pressure system creating this havoc moves through kansas, tonight kansas city through early sunday, st. louis, and then look for central illinois and indiana to get into that big snow and east coast asking come on it can't be coming here. a rain/snow mix will be sloppy into the beginning of mark. >> what kind of snow are we talking about? >> significant snow. in denver it snows in march that's normal. but kansas city, doe

you just keep doing that until coach comes outs and takes the ball from you or the game's over.a lot of fun, but you know, usually after the games, i'm pretty mentally exhausted. >> he's considered the top pick in this year's major league draft, just as he was last season. but as he understands all too well, expectations are not always met. he says his coaches and teammates keep him humble and focused on the main reason he returned to the farm. to win a national championship. at stanford, mindy bach, nbc bay area. >> thank you, mindy. and best of luck to mark. over to the stanford women's basketball team, taking on number 16 seed tulsa. into the first, tulsa making it tough. turner gets the offensive board and the put-back. teams are tied at 24 at the half. second half, different story. paine from downtown hits. stanford up by three. then, stanford would extend their lead to 13. doing it her way. the easy lay-in. she had 29 points. strap ford survives a first half scare and they win it big, 72-56 is your final. that will do it from the xfinity sports desk. we'll be back at 11:00

of a large component of the cost on the perimeter protection is the ratings of the individual ball ardz from the building while our current orientation is to move the ball ardz, we would have a means of calculating the cost impact there very directly from -- because we have the same types of ball ardz as type of the bids is the quantity of each bid so we can calculate that but at this time we were envisioning not a bit alternate but to move the diameter out. we can potentially package that as an alternate if so directed. >> my suggestion is the action before us today is really just to prove this direction or this guidance for our architects. i think we are getting ready to pass that item. my suggestion is that we add a resolve clause or add to the resolve clause what director reiskin has suggested and we can make that amendment with a roll call or with a vote. i don't know if you feel comfortable rephrased that again we can add that to the resolution. >> again, it's not directing staff. i don't think the board at this point should be in a point to directing staff what should be componen

remember, keep your eye on the ball. here it comes. rebecca: ooh, almost. that's o.k. keep it up high... keep your eye on-- ( school bell rings ) i guess that's it for today. it's 5:30. time to go home. we have to get our stuff. there's my dad. vincent's a good hitter. yeah. but i'm a better pitcher. well, if i get the job, i'll give you some batting tips. i hit 5 home runs in one game. wow! here. vincent: dad, this is ms. casey. she's our new softball coach. ms. casey... i'm so glad to meet you. glad to meet you, too. by the way, i haven't got the job yet. well, good luck to you. go get your books, vincent, we have to go. how are you doing today, alex? uh, o.k.... vincent, wait for me! excuse me, mr. wang. i have to return these bats. i hope we get to see you here again. me, too. rebecca's finding the school awfully tough. so we've dropped it down 1 octave. she will have to work very hard i she wants to pass. i'm going to have to do a lot of reading before i even start the assignment. by the way, i'm bill ellis. she meets bill. bill's a very passionate character. i thi

the glass? see that. there is a little ball, it's floating on the surface and the surface of the water goes down because something pushed the surface of the water down. begin with an a, end with a "r," try it. the air, and there is air in the glass. yeah, there is air in the glass gang. any air in this room? isn't it nice that there is air in the room. what if there is no air in the room? we'll not survive. you would be trouble. have you wondered about that like you're breathing and you really need the air-- in your nighttime, you're breathing all of a sudden you think, "wait a minute, if all the air molecules that are right here all of a sudden goes somewhere else and i go to take a breath and there is nothing there. honey, you're gonna go out, you're gonna check out. aren't you glad the air is all around-- how come the air stays near where your mouth is? because it's being pushed by a pressure and that pressure is due to the weight of air above us. air has any weight? it turns out air has weight, a lot of weight if you talk a

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the balls really are too heavy. so what i could do is i get lighter balls where it reached the terminal velocity right away. when i drop this thing here, it didn't have to go very far at all before reaches tv, maybe accelerate it for about a centimeter, then it's tv all the way down. so you know what i'm saying? but these things will accelerate all the way to the floor. but if i put these in a more viscous medium, then it won'accelerate but by a tiny, tiny bit. and we can do that with this container of water. ted. ted and i have been playing around with this a day before yesterday. so what we got here now is we got a couple of spheres, and one is twice the diameter of the other. it means it weighs eight times as much, and it's got a weight-area ratio of 2:1. so when i drop these two things both at the same time, of course, the heavy one will hit first. you see that? but what i'm gonna do-- [laughter] --i'm not gonna drop them. i take this-- [laughter] you guys are wondering, yeah? yeah. ted was doing that yesterday

the ball.that is not the only stop. they are bringing it here to the mission and the bay view. bringing it out into the community. >> we want to signal to the communities it is their home as it is our home. >> i was amazed when i looked at it. >> reporter: the last shop, the bay view, in san francisco, today, a peaceful place of fun and learning. >> it is fun to be here and learn at the same time. >> a small group learns how to paint murals by numbers, and young minds exparenting with light and a skateboarding station, announcing to everyone it is here to stay. >> we love our new home and being in the middle of the city like this. >> reporter: reporting from san francisco, kpix-5. >> and the new exploreitorum opens on pier 15 october 15th. look for pop up signs around the city and thursday afternoon there will be a celebration of pi, the never-ending number. >>> the end is near for the big sugary drinks in new york. >>> cardinals had a lot of time to think about who they want for pope. why it m

but the ball got dropped and here i am paying the consequences. >> okay.ell, i just wanted to just make a couple of other comments about mr. murphy, who i know, who i have a tremendous amount of respect for. and i think that he brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the city through the work that he's done, of course, privately, but also i appreciate the work that you've been involved in that you don't necessarily talk about in the community and working with people. and i think that we all make mistakes. i mean, i've made them as an executive director. at the arts center. my staff made them and i still had to take responsibility and things like this happen. and i just think, in my opinion, that it was really blown out of proportion and it should not cause us to put a hold or not support you as a candidate for the port commission. i appreciate your proactiveness in dealing with this situation. and, you know, i know we're going to hear from the public and i'm looking forward to public comment. but i would have said you had me at hello until you gave m