. >> this -- the orangey, maple-looking blobs in the honeycomb -- that's pollen that they have brought into the hive. and the almost water-colored substance around these bees here is honey that hasn't been capped yet, which they're still working on. and this is all capped honey which they've finished working on. and that's just storage for them. this is all capped brood, and that's bees being born. and the bees will crawl out of there when they're ready to be born. >> when "teen kids news" continues, we'll tell you how we'll be right back. >> as we've reported, when it comes to pollinating fruits and vegetables, bees are the "a"-team. without them, we'd have a lot fewer foods to eat. bees also give us honey, which many say can be a healthier alternative to processed sugar. >> we have to remember that it's still a sugar, so we don't want to go crazy with it. >> since honey is sweeter than sugar, you can use less of it. and if you think all honey tastes the same, you're in for a surprise. zeke explains that honey can be varietal. that means there's different varieties, depending on where

out brown >> reporter: at a time when state and city officials insisted that the water was okay to drink >> yeah. it's orangeyhen it settles all the way down. >> reporter: for more than a year now she and tens of thousands of flint residents, mostly minorities, and many low income, have been without certainty that their drinking water is safe. most recently hers tested positive for high amounts of led, a toxic element especially dangerous for children. >> go look at the other pumpkin. do you want the pumpkin back? >> reporter: her 12-year-old daughter is developmentally delayed and has a heart condition. >> bring it back. >> reporter: when you hear led poisoning or led problems in the water, what did that mean to you and your family? >> it raises your anxiety level and it is really unknown. i feel like i'm numb because i'm still dealing with rebuilding from a water issue in my home in addition to my daughter being exposed to led. >> reporter: how much had she been drinking the water? >> i mean, it was almost a year before i got my own filter to put in there, so we were drinking the water and so we were ex-poa

guest: what's more current this year is more dimensional color so still bright but more in the coppery tones, orangey, yellow, sunset colors those are more current right now. >> tom: let's check out a look with chrissy teigen and this is umber? >> guest: umber. >> tom: this is out? >> guest: it's an easy leah hairstyle it's always going to go in. he called you lazy hairstyle. >> guest: you can go months this will be more semi in but what's more finer foils, a mixture of colors instead of fading from the brown to the gold to the light it's going to -- you can use those same tones but use them a lot tighter together and more dimensional and tighter closer to the route. >> tom: the man bun. we have one on liam helms worth i believe. that's out, gone? >> guest: yeah, you know, it's sort of a big joke anyway. now, you saw a clip on man buns which is just hilariously men are loosening up their hair but it's haggy curly textured look and a lot of men are bragged their hair now. >> tom: big beards like david beckham are out, right? so you got -- come in here, lean in here this is bryce clauson and i know whi

so the ingredients were kept secret when it debuted in 1974, but last year, it was revealed as a combination of mayonnaise, relish, and mustard. we can't figure out, though, why it hats an orangey tint. we have to figure that out. but it is only been sold in australian supermarkets. that's the bad part. cross our fingers, maybe it will come here eventually. much more to come this morning. we will go live to iowa, as is the candidates make a frenzies push for votes in the last hours before the iowa caucuses. >>> and now the law is interring with a law check this out, bro. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like renters insurance. more ways to save. nice, bro-tato chip. that's not all, bro-tein shake. geico has motorcycle and rv insurance, too. oh, that's a lot more. oh yeah, i'm all about more, teddy brosevelt. geico. expect great savings

the first lady's dress. it was hard to miss. twitter lit up. isn't it beautiful? >> krystal: she was gorgeous. >> michelle: some are saying i think it was more of an orangey color. some said mustard. >> krystal: i like mango. >> michelle: people started wondering who is that dress by? where can i get it? so we found out. it's only about $2,000. >> krystal: i'll pick it up today. >> michelle: one twitter user more $600. >> krystal: her hair looked great. it was so pretty. kennedy when everybody was always look at what she was going to step out in next. she's become a style icon many respects. >>> so awards season getting into full swing with oscar morning. but today the razzies came out. and basically they recognize the worst in films. >> krystal: it's kind of fun right? at the top of the list is "50 shades of grey." all you "50 shades of grey" fans the razzies say not so much. with nominations for worst actor, actress, worst director, worst screen play, and the coveted worst film prize. also nominated the fantastic four. hot tub time machine two, jupiter ascending and paul blart mall cop two. wasn't that here in vegas. the razzies are voted on by a committee and

of law would be putting the plaintiff's attorney on notice before they start drafting that complaint. once their client has been alerted from a platform like trip adviser orangey's list or whoever you can't bring a lawsuit based on these clause. the clause itself is not legal. i don't think there's any chance you'll find any ethical attorney who will sign a complaint. >> in many cases laws are created like this to challenge plaintiff's lawyers. i know what congress wanted. how can i get around it. the strength of the bill is to be tricky for teen most clever attorney to come up around the bill. >> it sounds like businesses are pretty creative in finding ways to either, you know, scare consumers into not posting reviews or putting clauses to get them to take it down p.m. i'm wondering from george are there other issues consumers are facing online when they are dealing with these contracts maybe carl, you know what are some of the other complaints you're seeing with businesses that are kind of in the same vein that people should be aware of that anti-disparagement clauses go hand-in-hand? >> i would say say first briefly we've taken a look at that bill too and we'

orangey-yellowish cloor. that alone is scary-- color. >> right. what was even more scary was when you could see that the water was bad, that was one thing, and in some homes the water came out clear. so you thought there's nothing wrong with the water coming out of my faucets, and people drank it pause it didn't always-- because it didn't appear dirty or orange or discolored. it came out perfectly fine, yet there was led in it. so that was a major issue as well >>> thank you for joining us and good luck to you and everybody in flint. >> thank you so much >>> you're welcome. we have an update on a story we told you about yesterday involving muslim workers who were fired in a plant after walking off the job on their prayer time. the company said today it is changing its hiring policy. fired employees can apply for jobs after 30 days not the six months that previously applied. workers were fired after they failed to show up for work for three days. the prayer policies will remain the same said the company. john seigenthaler is here now. >> reporter: coming up today a man caught on camera shooting a philade