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,

their employees each a set amount to purchase health benefits, then employee a could choose aetna, b, blue cross, c, humana, essentially giving small business owners a way to allow their employees to both get a contribution and choose which health insurance plan they want. some of that had been delayed by the federal government, which we can talk a little more about, but in the law, that's how it was envisioned, a way for small businesses to let their employees choose which insurance option they wanted. host: want to let our viewers know a little more about some of the options in the shop program. small businesses, for small business exchange, or marketplace, businesses are up to 100 employees, employees can shop for the insurance, and then we've got three sets of dates here and i'd like for you to explain them if you can, april, 2013, the plan choice was delayed. which you just alluded to. 2014, most employees will have only one plan option. and 2015, employees can choose plans. guest: right. so like i said, this is how it was initially envisioned, that employees of small businesses would

well there is more than one, there is b, c, d, f, blue and she is weird. there are two winners. and it is not just the carni guy that took this guy. it is the producer who convinced this guy to put the wife beater on and take the banana and put it on the stroller and stroll around for two or three hours and going like this. who ever that local guy that got him to do that, that guy deserves a peabody. just take the giant banana and just stroll around your dilapidated block for awhile. and do this with your fist. and that guy did it. >> it doesn't look dilapidated. >> you have been to too many carnis. >> can we focus on the rasta banana? i will have andy do a little research between the a and c block, but that is a combination of elements. you have a source of protein from a tree and hair. >> and i think marijuana was involved. he has $2600 worth of tattoo on his body. that is the part that kills me. he went as you said and came back after collecting his life savings. i can't believe he didn't stop somewhere along the way and say please help me. i am about to make a crucial error

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blue cross blue shield in maryland has already said, we expect premiums, gary b smith, to go up 25% next year. now, i'm already paying a heck of a lot 'cause i'm not covered by a company. could you imagine having a family of four out there. you pay a little bit each month. now the company cuts you off and now you have to go pay 2, 3,000, maybe $4,000 a year in coverage. it's going to hurt. >> jonas, where do you see this going? >> in susan's point, obama just added trains to an already existing train wreck. the whole notion is everyone is acting like employer-based health care is a good system. if you want jobs in an economy, then an employer should be able to hire somebody and just have to pay them a paycheck. there shouldn't be a pension or 401(k). there shouldn't be a health care plan. that is all additional cost. it discouraged hiring. it's where you've had a multi decade trend toward temping. it's the same ridiculous system which is you got to provide all these other things. maybe you have to provide a car so he can get to work. you want to fix it, get people in charge of their own

blue state red. >>> the food and drug administration is rolling out plans to make the plan b morning-after pill available over the counter without prescriptions. to girls as young as 15 years old. however, the fda's decision can be nothing more than symbolic in a matter of days. last month, a federal judge ordered the agency to make plan b available to all women over the counter, recogardless of ag. all other women must request a pill from a pharmacist. the white house has until may 5th to appeal the judges' ruling. >>> now, to business. all three indices posting gains, another impressive month for our 2013 bull market. in fact, the dow is coming off its best start to a year since 1999. the good old days. while the s&p and the nasdaq logged their sixth-straight month of gains. steve, it can't go on forever, can it? >> no. we don't think so. if the s&p was on its current projectry, we would be on 40% for the year. and yet, the s&p did close another record high yesterday, 1597. the catalyst came on two fronts this time. one was economic data. we had strong metropolitan home sales. the february pace of grow

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b a busy one. forecasters predicting this yea will have its best year since 2002. pickup trucks on this month's sales. according to kelley blues are contributing to a 6% gain in sales this month. and forget the ipad, you can ge your hands on the apple one. the very first computer. a working model of the devices hitting the auction block in germany tomorrow and is expecte to go for $400,000. back in 1976 it sold for just $656.66. now we continue to our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. ♪ liz: so we showed you a 3d printing company just wednesday and found it so fascinating we have been following the story for you because this could be a very important sector in the future. but nasa's efforts to print food , actual food in space to concerns about three be printed guns that fire actual bullets, now 3d printing is saving lives. doctors at the university of michigan have successfully printed and implanted an artificial air way for a 3-mont old baby boy. we don't have pictures of it yet , but earlier this week on countdown we had the ceo of tha company on the show, and he tol you this kind of breakthrough was coming.

business environment versus the old school the blue states, california, new york, ill now, maryland, is this where the new divide is going to be? >> well, it may bell bi was pleads chief america magazine said indiana is the best place to do business and one of the top five states in the country to do business. that's reflective of our commitment to fiscal responsibility. right to work, pro growth policy, pro growth tax relief and education reform. but, look, there is a tough competition for jobs, not just between states but on a global basis and i think for america to compete, we've got to have this ongoing competition between the states to see who can have the strongest balance sheet, who can promote the kind of pro growth policies that will encourage capital formation and investment. i hope to have indiana continue to lead the way. >> so with indiana and other governors like yourself leading the way, does the national gop, the national republican party get this? do they have a good growth message? do they see what you all are doing? >> well, i think they do. i hope they do. i will tell you that after, you know, i spent 12 years on fill, that's wher

blue angels to return to the air has been set. >> history is made for baltimore. chief james clark announces that the promotion of captain charlene b. stokes to battalion chief for community chief. she is the first african american female department chief in the department's 154- year history. she has serviced since 1987. >> congratulations to her. >>> still to come on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> maryland's cover girl, first lady, katie o'malley, appearing on the cover of "style" magazine. a look behind the scenes at the shoot. i'm jessica kartalija. that story coming up. >>> expanded gambling pays off in paychecks. i'm pat warren. look who is hiring now. >>> incredible video. a man opens fire inside a busy philadelphia bar with an assault weapon. the latest from police. >>> and feeling the summer heat. how long will it last? stick around for theium dated first -- for the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> first warning weather forecast coming coming up. gambling in the poocts of those -- pockets of those when need it. pat warren explains, maryland live is adding more people to the work force. >> more m

them now before he gets b >> reporter: 52-year-old ariel castro, now seen as the face of unspeakable evil in this city. now he's the one in captivity. his head buried. his blue jumpsuit. charged with multiple counts of kidnap and rape. the prosecutor not ruling out the death penalty. >> this child kidnapper operated a torture chamber and private prison in the heart of our city. >> reporter: looking back, the pieces to this puzzle were there. so many close calls, so many dots to connect. but no one did. one by one, they would disappear from the same street just blocks apart. michelle knight, 21 years old, vanishing on a long ago summer day, august 2002. last seen on lorraine avenue near west 106th street. kidnapped, police say, and held captive in the basement of ariel castro's house. she was alone, for now. her accused captor, the last person people would ever suspect. at night, playing bass in a band. playing here as police say his first victim was already locked up in his home. eight months after michelle vanished, police say he's back on lorraine avenue, this time, a few blocks away. and now, 16-year-old amanda berry, gone. the day before her birthday. he

blue-chip setting a new intraday high. accelerating stocks on the s&p 500, but all-time highs upset b earnings by home depot and of ozone.f billion. according to the irish cultural organization, the world's top organization as confirm that there have been 101 cases. firefights, and experts said th trend will continue. according to prices fell in april compared to the same time last year, and that's the lates from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper. ♪ ♪ ashley: the next video game war begins. not call of duty, microsoft versus sunny, unveiling in the xbox1 today and it sunny trying to steal the thunder. dennis kneale has the news. >> reporter: just as microsoft was on states today unveiling a new xbox1, sony puts out a twee telling fans it will reveal the playstation4 on june 10th. that is the eight long years says the first xbox came out. the business has changed vastly in that time. it is still a $65 billion per year industry. a quarter of a billion consoles of all brands since 2005 but sales down 25% from a year ago. council business down more as more players can play on-line gaaes through their

b. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: exactly. it's a hundred-round magazine of bull [ censor bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: these little bluees that they market to kids. so the five year old shot hishis -- >> yeah, you are not going to win an argument with these people. the trick is to be the sane one and win over the bystanders. you are never going to convince the crazy person, but you can convince everybody within earshot. you know how they call and throw out -- they are completely untrue. she goes oh, stephanie, 250,000 crimes are stopped every year by guns -- and i'm like that's completely untrue. >> and even if it was it has nothing to do with background checks. >> stephanie: yeah, and what does it have to do with a 5-year-old killing a 2-year-olds -- and then swimming pools, swimming pools kill more people -- >> swimming pools kill people when you use them the wrong way. >> stephanie: right, exactly. sadly that gun was used exactly the way it is supposed to be. >> it's like abortion no one is pro abortion we're promaking a choice. >> stephanie: yes, you cannot win john. >> no. >> stephanie: and you want to know the pu

b honored mother's day with pink backs.ts. bottom of the 3rd the score was 1 to 0 giants. the final score was 5 to one giants. the giants had to face milky cabrera and the bluepink for mother's day also. the bottom of the first they were scoreless. the final score was 6 to one mariners. they is drawn back below 500 at 19-20. their return home and take on the rangers letter to my. >> a good day on the green as tiger wins players championship. woods, from the bunker, puts it within 2 ft. of hope, he buried to move to a 13 under. his score born into the clubhouse. sergio garcia, who accused tiger up deliberately distracting him dorn round three, tied with deliberately distracting him dorn round three, tied with tiger here. smoke? nah, i'm good. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every time me you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette lozenges deliver craving relief that lasts. double your chances of quitting. fifth major. the players championship is the biggest win in years. >> we will be right back. >> the virgin group founder, richard branson, had his legs and shaved, put on lipstick and squeezed into a red skirt to honor a bad. branson paid his th

blue sky, also. one thing everyone wants to know is what will the weather hold today, because the storm system is not done yet bhe weather ahead of us right now. i want to go to pamela brown, outside the moore medical center here. a hospital that's been damaged so badly. it gives you a sense of the struggle here. because the hospital is the place you with ant to take people who have been injured in a storm like this. but this hospital nearly flattened. so let's go to pamela, hey, pamela. >> hey, john, that's right. the scene really tells the story of just the depth of the damage from the massive tornado yesterday. in fact right now i'm right next to the hospital, john. this is a bowling ball, hard to believe, this was once a bowling alley. take a look here, bowling balls scattered throughout here. there's carpet right here and then you look over here and anyone that's been bowling recognizes the chairs, the computers and the hard to tell where the steel beams are, those are the bowling alleys, that shows the scope of how powerful that tornado was. now i'll have my photographer pan over here to show the hospital