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,

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b. clutching baby blue ivy today, and then a "biggest loser" host on some magazine covers. >> they havery. >> i was afraid my mother would open her mouth and would i have to leave the planet. >> stars with makeup before and after. >> concealer is a girl's best friend. >> more most beautiful backlash for gwyneth, and why are beyonce's fans attacking her over her concert tour? hi, everyone. welcome to "omg! insider," the place where the internet's hottest web property yahoo! meets the most connected show on television. i'm thea andrews. >> and i'm christina mclarty. where in the world is kevin fradser? well, he's right behind us joining us from new york city. hey, kevin, as "the post" is slamming gwyneth. the "the new york post" asking today is this pompous film star really the world's most beautiful woman? they say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. a lot of people not seeing eye to eye with "people" magazine's cover choice. we were with her last night, and it's trending now. >> world's most beautiful woman, how does that feel? >> it feels surreal. it's really weird, and, i mean,

i hadn't developed a blue style yet. and ied some r&bn house and bond will mikael and elmore james. i couldn't wait to get an electrified guitar she could get that thing where you incorporate the amplifier into the music. i couldn't wait. it all comes from the same tree, all of us. and the three english boys, you know, jeff beck and jimmy page and eric clapton, the surrey boys they are called. [laughter] we were making records in the same point in life. tavis: you said that there was a time when you had written a couple of songs you were sure weren't that good. i want to ask you to set your humility aside and tell me when you knew for the first time that you had written a good song and what song was it. do you recall? >> i think it's for what it's worth. i had finally gotten the data we were coming up over the canyon and driving down and they were having a called for a bar pandora's box. it is where you would start walking the sunset strip. it was going to close because of his traffic i'll. it was going to be turned into a huge shopping

b. in does in the blue-chip average but ge, their first-quarter earnings did rise 16% beating expectationsy have concerns about weakness in europe. that's why this stock is down nearly 4%. so those two are looking very ugly. adam and tracy, back to you. tracy: they sure are. lauren, see you in 15 minutes. adam: how should investors adjust after the worst week in months? we want to bring in tom sowanick. chief investment officer at omnivest group. revenue growtt in the first quarter just isn't as strong as we've seen in the previous quarters that would be troubling for a lot of people. >> you have to remember we have a lot of headwinds we're dealing with from the sequester, one, to the tax increase, at the payroll tax. so, these issues we have to get through. i don't think they're major but they are headwinds. now we've got a lot of people thinking about what happened last year. down 3% in the second quarter. people wanted to buy in the market started to dip. wait a minute. this may be more significant. the fact of matter, as he have yesterday, 7% of the companies that reported earnings bea

keep the traditional cal script with the blue and gold-colored scheme but will be accented with gray instead of black. the biggest change is the new-look gold b bear logo and a little meaner. nike created the new line of uniforms which will be rolled out just in time for football season in september. nike will cover the cost of the uniforms for the cash-strapped athletic department. nike has the money to do that. >> of course. sharp uniforms. to look good is to play good, right? >> that's what you say. >> words to live by. christina loren is here to tell us -- not quite as warm as yesterday, but a decent day out there. >> just do it. just get on outside today. it's going to be nice. it's those room temperature readings that we yearn for come the summertime. we had that early taste of summer yesterday. some people loved it. some people came on a little bit too quickly. today's welcomed cooldown for some. 60 degrees in san jose. running about 15 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. you'll notice that different if you haven't yet walked out your front door. 5 degrees in san francisco. they hit 80 yesterday. today, looking more like 65 degrees. look

blues at the prison laundry. >> we've completed the search with negative results for narcotics. we've hit both support buildings "a" and "b" what we're going to do now is head over to our eco facility, which is our level one facility. we're going to go into a. when we get to cell 101, just pop the door. >> okay. >> the isu team now moves to the cells. >> right there. >> how you guys doing? >> all right. >> we're going to search your house. >> sometimes the inmates make wine out of fruits, oranges, apples, raisins. it looks like this may just be water. >> the pictures. they're only supposed to have them in a certain area in the cell. they're supposed to be like family, personal pictures. >> the officers examine everything, even items that seem harmless. >> even though they may have their bible or koran, whatever religious preference they are, they'll still hide dope in it and hide weapons in it. just, you know, everybody finds god in prison. if you're looking for him, this is where he's at. >> in this cell, it appears that somebody has tampered the mattress. >> obviously this has been tampered with. i can tell that the inm

blue? and my favorite chlor -- green! see what i mean. [ music playing ] >>> boo-yah! welcome to villanova. [ cheers ] >> it's a great villanova boo-yah to you. >> hi, jim, i'm from ohio. my hidden talent is i can wiggle my ears. i was wondering what your hidden talent was. >> holly cow, it ain't singing. >> if you went graduating from college, what advice would you give? >> aside from the nasty breakup that year. i could have used some advice. >> i have a single question, pat's or gino's? >> that's so easy. my dad and i have had, his 85th, 86th, 87th inner sanctum at gino's. i have been inside gino's, so, pat's, no, thank you. i don't know if you know it, you are much lower crowd, it is take your kid, take your child to work day. so, that's what my father is doing by taking me to work. [ male announcer ] this is joe woods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two things -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some

blue? and my favorite chloroowe green! see what i mean. . . . [ music playing ] >>> boo-yah! welcome to villanova. . [ cheers ] . >> it's a great villanoia b >> hi, jim, i'm from ohio. my hidden talent is i can wiggle my ears. i was wondering what your hidden talent was. >> holly cow, it ain't singing. >> if you went graduating from college, what advice would you give? >> aside from the nasty breakup that year. i could have used some advice. >> i have a single question, pat's or gino's? >> that's so easy. my dad and i have had, hisç 85, 86th, 87th inner sanctum at gino's. i have been inside gino's, so, pat's, no thank you. i don't know if you know it, you are much lower crowd, it is take your kid, take your child to work day. so, that's what my father is dog by taking me to work. -- is doing by taking me to work. . ç ç >>> we are all about practicing what we preach here on "mad money" as we bask in the glory and glow of 'nova nation, we realize we got to catch up on some of the homework here back on march 21st, tyler in virginia called about travel centres of america, simple ta. i did not know this. i said i'd get back. this is one of t

to take the grounding of the popular blue angels lying down of the navy cancelled all 35 summer events to save $20 million. seattle is shelling out $80,000 for plan batriots jet team retired fighter pilots who just got busier. >> had to look outside the box and find new ways that we can fill the gaps of where our government is not able to provide those services. >> seafair asked the canadian navy though step in and send a ship the u.s. navy is not because of the sequester. >> shepard: dan springner seattle. average home prices in the month of february showed the biggest year-to-year increase in nearly seven years. that's according to the standard and poor's case schiller price index. the report shows increase of 9.3%. we haven't seen a jump like that since just before the height of the housing bubble. you might call it compassion or move to draw new talent into silicone cale. yahoo has just announced it's upping the amount of paid leave for all new mothers and fathers with that company. new moms can now take up to 16 weeks off. dads can add 8 weeks. that's roughly in line with what facebook and google are already offering their workers. your next t

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the blue dot is where we are. across the charles river b a quarter mile where this purple dot is located, that's the intersection of vasser and main. at 10:30 last night, it was around this intersection last evening when the first call came in about a robbery at a convenience store. that was the first tip that police had that something was going on. so there is a robbery at 10:30 last night. a short time later, an suv, a mercedes suv is carjacked. the driver of that car got away. somehow he's alive today after he ran into that gas station saying they're trying to kill me. they're trying to kill me. police are hot on their trail in that suv and that's where we moved from that area of vasser and main on the other side of the charles river, to ten miles west of watertown, massachusetts, ten miles west of our location here. it was about 1:30 in the morning where you had a massive shootout between these two suspects and police, swat members, the f.b.i. on scene there, and suspect number one was announced by the police commissioner at 4:30 this m

b of a, yahoo not helping the situation. how can you play the markets as volatility now kicks into higher gear. plus blue cantor is he benefitting from gold's week. we're going behind the scenes of a madoff documentary premiering this friday at the tribekka film festival. we want to bring in gordon charloff of rosenblat securities and also a cnbc market analyst. good to see you, sir. >> you have to get used to the triple-digit moves. >> it makes things interesting for us down here on the floor. >> look, it started today. rumors of a german debt downgrade and it spooked europe and we followed through in new york in the united states. obviously, we had the movement in gold earlier in the week, so what are we seeing here? maybe we're starting to see the inevitable equity pullback that a lot of the traders were waiting for. >> short of that, we're certainly seeing somewhat of a reticence for the guys to buy the dip as aggressively as they had been over the last month or two months and sort of a paradigm shift in the way investors are treating the market. >> it feels different than it did post-cyprus where we

blue purple. i'm cool, you're warm and you're kind of in between. >> i'm cool warm you're on the fence. >> b it'swe have melanie and melissa, wring scarfs that are e wrong colors but when they swap you see the big difference when melissa puts on the warm orange and melanie puts the cool color on tt's pink and it makes a big difference. it kind o warms your skin tone up. another big te, another big test is that white a ivory, not all white is equal. franzen looks amazing with the red hair, the white is kind of contrasting with. when she swaps with marino, she was washed out in the ivory and when she puts the white on,t pops and the red hair really works and warms up with the soft ivory. the small diffences make a big difference. because this book is aut the power of attraction and getting people to you. and pat i m last example. who is wearing a gorgeous color that i ve. but you c break the rules, you can wear any color, it's about the shade of the color. this is a little bold, so it's kind of competing wither hair. like most women we spray tan or dye our hair. but a softer salmon really kind of s

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