beginning with a b. blue. how many don't even need a hint? [laughs] hey, but you guys are calling that blue, right? can we be sure that everyone is seeing that color? didn't you used to wonder that when you were a kid? when daddy said, "that's blue." and you wondered your sister called it blue, too, didn't she? but how do you know that she wasn't looking at this, and she learned to call that blue? do you ever wonder about that? do we all see the same, mm? do we all taste the same? do we all smell the same? do we all feel the same? differences, individual differences, huh? and how would you know? -- and look at what we got here, gang. red, green, blue, all together give what? begin with a w. - white. - white. and isn't that nice? isn't that nice? because now what you're doing is the low frequency part of the spectrum, right here, banging into your eye, the middle part of the spectrum, whip-boom, banging you right in the eye and the high part of the spectrum, whoop, and it all averages out to be the light isn't that neat? there's another thing,

begin with b. blue. blue. it's still gonna be blue because it's reflected and we know that light doesn't change its frequency when it reflects. if you got a blue shirt on, you stand in front of a mirror, what color is the image? blue. how about a red shirt? red. could you do green? you get the idea, okay. light doesn't change frequency when it reflects. but what if this gasoline is floating on a surface of water and it will do that. now, you've got two surfaces. some light is reflecting off like this, but some of that light goes down through and reflects off the water surface. and if it does that in such a way that this distance puts the reflected wave 180 degrees out of phase or out of phase 1/2 step. then when it gangs up with this one, what's it gonna do, gang? what's the eye gonna see? nothing. nothing. the eye is not gonna see light. the lights cancelled out. you see that? now, how thick this is has to do with the wavelength of light while what work for one thickness won't work for another. and it has to

point four percent after the plane crash that he's been reporting on early in the program and b t b among blue chips is an outstanding gainer is up for almost two percent at the close. also russian energy major d.m.k. b.p. is poised to invest seven billion dollars to produce nontraditional gas in ukraine the country seeking to strike investment to exploit its shale gas reserves which it wants to use as an alternative to russian gas and kiev has long been complaining about the price that it's paying for supplies from the us. and that's all the markets for now we will be back in fifty five minutes time with an update to stay with our team got the headlines coming up with bill in just a few minutes. her mum. to speak. to. her. mum will. slip. him good luck. slip and. her. mum bought him a little. live. lists. to. pick up a amsa thank.

deja blue chelsea b twenty could still want to set up a repeat of the two thousand and nine champions league semifinal against always possible real madrid or nice point in munich. relying on are all the shots that aim to overturn a forty deficit to get back to bill by a record with spain's christ returns home for a crucial europa league quarter final. also strokes of course i went to tiger woods and while that's a warning not go away all the favorites as the seventy six masters gets underway it's all that stuff. about sex he got his court ball and chelsea have set up a champions league semifinal with holders boss alone after a late two one win over ten man at stamford bridge the blues goes through three won on average yes and caretaker manager at about thirty minutes i can't wait to face possibly. be excited to play two games against. probably one of the person teams in the world. we will find a strategy that will suit all clears and all the team to face also on a well frank lampard suppose hard penalty put chelsea to knock on august and brumfield could read captain maxi pereira sent

mary, does blue liike it? >> b turned it on right away ane couldn't get enough of it. he's a very active dog, he loves playing, going to the park, so whenever there was a stimulation episode on with lots of dogs playing or running around, he just wouldn't take his eyes off the screen. >> so since you got dog tv, does he just lie on the couch and ask you for popcorn and beer? >> no. a lot of people think that he's going to turn dogs into couch potatoes, but it's not a supplement. dogs aren't outside all of the time. we do have to work and go to the gym and do other kinds of stuff. so it's more of something for him when i can't be with him. ♪ >>> hey. listen to this guy. >> that is like an award-winning burp. >> you've heard him. see him up close and too personal. >> domino's, domino's. >> that's not a pizza endorsement. it's a scooter sound. see what we're talking about, next. ♪ >>> matt schultz is a videographer in ant arc at that in december 2011 and just posted this video they captured of elephant fields. and listen to how they sound. it sounds like something went do

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b careful with the barbecue. very little winds to speak up, bel air, a beautiful blue sky in the heart ;;afof harford co view fromza. we will look for clear skies for tomorrow for the day. crystal clear on the most powerful radar tonight. temperatures, mid-60s, 50s at the beach, overall, still a fairly cool, crisp april evening on the way. temperatures warming up through the weekend and in to next week. light variable winds for the moment. again, very dry conditions, this is why we say be careful with any outdoor ignition sources because we have enhanced fire risk, no red flag warnings but enhanced risk across the [f>í&>tate. reisterstown 72 fn.ctomorrow, 7 severn saturday. not bad weather for running errands, clear across the entire mid atlantic tonight and the day tomorrow. we've got broadway brew fest tomorrow, downtown. something else that you will have clear skies for. watch for active weather sunday. this will be a scenario that will bring in warmer air, additional cloud cover that you see over the upper midwest, and perhaps a couple of showers early in the day on sunday. not looking for much rain, but this

blue is in about 70% of homes in america. by giving it a shot of pink is like a shot of b-12 to the table. foundation which is a fabric i found here very inexpensive. we folded it to make a runner. love these plates, found these at crate and barrel. and for flowers, i like to have one type of flower working in one vase with one color. you can also use carnations or gerbera daisies, and of course the candles are wonderful fun. >> nice to see the color combination. it's a little off the beaten path. >> that's what summer is all about. making people feel welcome in our homes. >> our last table you call the flowered, bright colored. >> this is for the fashionista. tangerine is the most fashionable color this season. so we worked with that as our foundation. and these pieces of slate, some river pebbles, as well. cut flowers tend to fall rather quickly. so i give you the plants that will last several weeks at a time. i love mixing the gold, very fashion forward, as well. and then to balance the table, using the river rock with your name written on it. >> now very a pet rock. >> exactly. >> a lit

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b-i-z-r-p-t. >> susie: so tom it was a pretty good day for the blue chips and a bit of this and that and about about the housing numbers we talked about. a little bit on the earning we've within reported about and still encouragement about what ben bernanke said yesterday about intervening in the market if necessary adding up to a good dayer to traders. >> tom: we saw buying interest on the backs of the economic data, despite that which was less than enthusiastic. let's look at the s&p 500 and how it looked throughout the session. despite the less than enthusiastic data on jobs, stocks moved higher. the s&p 500 saw stronger bids coming in the afternoon. it ended higher by two-thirds of a percent. today's rally takes the index to a three week high, making up a lot of the losses since the first of the month. the leading stock sectors today included telecommunications, up more than 1.5%. consumer discretionary and financial sectors up about 1% each. it was a tale of two types of businesses among telecom. the big legacy carriers were up while a pre-paid wireless firm fell hard. at&t and verizon each saw

b >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. b.b. king, muddy waters, john lee hooker, three of the greatest blues singers of all-time. but the san jose sharks are trying to avoid the blues. a win tonight would be good news for team teal. first period, blues strike first. crombeen with the goal. 1-0, in the first. blues on the power play. andy mcdonald knocks home the loose puck. 2-0, st. louis. late third, here come your schorks. joe thornton, netting the goal. pulls the sharks within one. but that's as close as it gets. sharks lose 2-1. down 3-1 in the series. brodie brazil from san jose. >> the team liked its effort. but did not favor the results. this is a san jose team headed to st. louis. if they lose, their season will be over. >> we're not going to give up. we're going to fight. we've been fighting this whole year, it seems. fight to get in. we're fighting. and we'll fight until the end here. start next game and go from there. >> big game on us. one game at a time. old cliches, they're for a reason. and we have to get a win and get ready for the next game. >> i think there's going to be a team that comes back

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includes companies such as burbank we have read c b as well as most airports among others now let's take a look at the main movers on the my six most of the blue chips are still lower because we've seen that both markets were and are right for the past couple of hours we have a garment producer all roselle lose a point of war percent this hour minimizing earlier losses and that's despite a company post about its first quarter that profit rose by twenty three percent banks are still under pressure where we see losing over a half a percent and what we know about the company is not opposed to the financial results it's not a profit last year almost but that's according to russian accounts and sanders and the bucking that trend still this hour as a polymath so i'll ever so slightly and that's because of stronger gold and other news we are focusing on cars sales of russia jumped nineteen percent in the first quarter making a total of about six hundred thousand vehicles the best seller models for all produced in russia that's up almost log nissan models came in second place. that will go right some more news for you this hour and hopefully it will p

and klling a florida jacket and blue jeann eorge zimmerman left a correctional facility with several paper bags containing his midnight.you can see him walk to a white bput up tee percent of one hundred ann fiftt thousand ddllar bondd.. that equals fiftten thousand dollars. he now must observe a strict he has also surrendered his passport. his ulltiate destination is being kept secret for hii safety and it could be outside florida. o'mara says, "we have several opttons where he is going to be. at east ooe of thhse are out of state. i just want to make sure wherever we place him he is secure. we have talked about many times there's a lot of welled up emotions innthis case we don't ant them flowing v george until all of theefacts are known. known. before he left... zimmerman was fitted with an electronic monitoring device. ziimerman admitted to shooting martin back in februury.he is faccng second degrre murder charggs. in a similaa case... closer to home... the trial begins this morning... for tte two brothers charged with beating a black teenager while patrooling an rthodox jewish n. neighborhood.it happened in northwest baltimore back in november of 2

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blues, rock and roll and gospel. all wrapped around a love story, set in the turbulent south of b street. and baltimore crowds are falling in love with the performance. >> every night, without fail, someone is standing on their feet, everyone is standing on their feet. >> reporter: she plays felicia bogwell, who meets and falls for a fast-talking brian calhoun. but the couple's dreams of circumstance and love are soon interrupted by violent racism. they say it's an issue that still needs attention today. >> it's a very necessary story to tell. it shows how far we've come. but also how much further we have to go. there's still people fighting for freedoms and equality in the world. >> we've actually had a couple of times where huey and felicia, they kiss on stage. and we've had a few walkouts. >> reporter: but not in baltimore. it's the oldie-but-goody style music that is drawing crowds every night. >> this is an original story with original music that is really catchy and sexy and upbeat and energetic. it has such a great message, but is also incredibly entertaining. >> reporter: the orig

>> reporter: the music of memphis is a sultry mix of blues, rock and roll and gospel, all wrapped around a love story set in the turbulent south of b and baltimore crowds are falling in love with the performance. >> every night, without fail, someone is disabding on -- standing on their feet, everyone is tanzing on their -- standing on their feet. >> reporter: she meets and falls for fast-talking r&bdj, huey calhoun, played by brian finkhart. but the couple's dreams are soon intercepted by violent racism. they say it's an issue that still needs attention today. >> it is a very necessary story to tell. it shows how far we've come. but also how much further we have to go. there's still people fighting for freedoms and quality in the world -- equality in the world. >> we've had a couple of scenes where felish and and felix kiss. and we've had a few people walk out. >> it's an original story with original music. that's catchy and sexy and upbeat and energetic. it has such a great message but is also incredibly entertaining. >> reporter: the original score of memphis was written by david brian. he's one of the founding band members of b

blue high school band will perform. more than 35,000 people are expected to attend. this is the 134th white house easter egg roll. it started back when rutherford bs was president. it's a great time. kids love it. what kind of day are they going to get? >> good day tomorrow. will not be raining. any rain chances tomorrow look like they'll be holding off until much later in the day. that's welcomed news. the one thing they will have to deal with a little bit anyway, is a breeze. fairly stiff wind again for tomorrow afternoon. i don't think it's going to blow the easter eggs around. some of the kid maze has may ha bonnets displaced. look at the money shot thoef north side of the white house. just an absolutely beautiful picture. they've already turned the lights out at the white house for the night. we're sneaking in a late night picture here. looks a lot better when it's not all bathed in the bright lights out there and the american flag, old glory flapping proudly on top of the roof there. still brightly illuminated. they keep the flag lit. that's a good thing. from our city camera view. there's the national cathedral right there up at the inters

blue chip and that's on rumors that it's ambitious program to increase output and boost dividends without increasing debt burden may not actually happened well that's according to analysts from c.b.s. an r. and b. to b. capital banks gazprom but two percent. on high commodities another story here we've got for you it's a big international acquisition a brewing north america's malls and cause there's more to the check start there which is famous for its start a problem and brand and most of course says the three. billion dollar deal will provide it a route into central and eastern european markets. and that's all i've got for you get ok good to see again well the catch was again in an hour's time there just one of us will just have to go to world wealth health check on the way to on this. after i've put your date on the headlines my name is kevin i went back in just. i fed him execution dates him believe me or just pay me one of the execution tape is enough in a day to go through more life than. you know more than fifty percent of the people here if you didn't texas are not. why you know living on difference like. this it's night and you know we execute our convicted capital murder we have the

blues. but they're also much healthier, and mother's news has done studies. eggs from backyards are lower in cholesterol, lower in saturated fat, higher in vitamin a, b, d, ande the omega fatty acids. >> what is the downside? >> you're talking to the lady who quit her job to start a chicken company. you want to educate yourself and make sure the coop is predator proof. there are lots of predators who would love to get their mouths on chicken. >> what about diseases. that can be a problem, too. >> chickens can be susementable to diseases. i had them for seven years and never had a problem. and we polled our customers on this. most of them never had a problem. what you want do is get in touch with a local farm so if something should occur, you have a resource. >> tracy, incredible lifestyle that so many people are embracing, and the numbers are taking flieght and taking off. mypetchicken.com is a great place to start. >> all sorts of free information, photos of the rare breeds. >> fantastic. thank you. appreciate that. >>> all right, so from the amazon forest now to the urban jungle, heat a hero on a medical mission. this week's cnn hero when we come back. [ m

b??? ???c??@?????c:ow >>> good morning, to you. a live look a beautiful blue the golden gate and the marathon runners if you want to join the finish line festivities going on at aquatic park later today. >>> as we reported a few minutes ago cbs news man mike wallace has passed away. cbs spokesman said wallace died last night at the age of 93. he was one of the original correspondents for 60 minutes starting back in 1968. he retired in 2005 but continued to occasional report for the program for a couple of years. >>> three bay area marines are back home after a yearlong deployment overseas. a patriot guard and family members were on hand yesterday afternoon. master sergeant christopher herb gunnery sergeant -- have all spent the past year in afghanistan. >> it's fan sayst tick being back with my family. a year is a long time being separated from my family. my family supports me in everything i do. >> one of the marines said he made it home just in time for his wedding anniversary which was yesterday. >>> utah and -- united states and afghanistan appear to have

b reporting from alameda, henry wolford, nbc bay area. >>> to the ice we go. the sharks open their quest for the stanley cup on thursday in st. louis. today the bluesat gold tender yaroslav would be at net. they did win seven of their final nine games to finish the season. >>> speaking of the stanley cup, a huge replica sits in times square in new york city to promote the nhl play-offs. this is not just for show. it's practical. you can drink out of this cup. fresh new york city drinking water, just great when you want to wash down one of those dirty dogs from a street vendor. maybe a dirty dog, a slice of pizza? how about a knish, street pretzel, i know my new york city foodstuff, people. >> you do, jim that is a big water fountain. >> sounds like dinnertime in the kozimor house right now. >> i treat them right. >> giants still down 6-0. tim lincecum out of the game. but still more time to play. we'll have highlights tonight at 11:00. >> did jim say lincecum's haircut looks like a bob from his daughter? >> no, my daughter has a haircut a lot like that. i think it's a bob. janelle, it a bob? >> yeah, it's a new trend, right? everybody is going to h

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