, bam, bam. if i change the direction with every half turn, i can change a meter movement into a motor movement. and i do that with this little device here called a commutator. i'm not gonna take the time to get into the detail of it. but there's a little split ring there so the current may be feeding in here now goes to this particular way, and when it turns one half way, then it slips over to this other electrode and goes there, bam, bam, bam. suffice to say, every half turn, the current will change direction in the coil. when that happens, the forces on the coil change direction, and guess what gonna happen, gang? now nobody here really gonna get excited about this. but could you put yourself about 150 years ago and then be thinking about this thing? and then someone shows you something like this, you'll see why people were excited. what i'm gonna do now, gang, is i'm simply gonna attach this electromagnet to the battery because i wanna have some-- i wanna have current in the coil to make that

bam, bam, bam, bam. ♪ but i refuse to let you go bam, bam, bam, bam. was a white guy behind them shouting "sing faster, guys, sing faster." well, i first went to vietnam to pursue my theory that the armed forces was the best integrated institution in america. i quickly found out that uncle sam was, indeed, an equal opportunity employer on the front lines. my guide to this was an information officer of the 25th infantry division, a dynamic black officer who was about my own age, captain riley leroy pitts. we became immediate friends. he found black soldiers doing every imaginable job. i knew i wasn't going to get in the house when i got back to washington if i didn't find a woman to interview. he took me to the hospital where we were introduced to a nurse who was extremely light-skinned, very, very light. as a matter of fact, she looked white. but i figured leroy had been black a very long time and knew what he was doing. so i asked the nurse whether anybody had discriminated against her because of her race. well, she looked terribly confused. then i tu

, bam, bam. if i change the direction with every half turn, i can change a meter movement into a motor movement. and i do that with this little device here called a commutator. i'm not gonna take the time to get into the detail of it. but there's a little split ring there so the current may be feeding in here now goes to this particular way, and when it turns one half way, then it slips over to this other electrode and goes there, bam, bam, bam. suffice to say, every half turn, the current will change direction in the coil. when that happens, the forces on the coil change direction, and guess what gonna happen, gang? now nobody here really gonna get excited about this. but could you put yourself about 150 years ago and then be thinking about this thing? and then someone shows you something like this, you'll see why people were excited. what i'm gonna do now, gang, is i'm simply gonna attach this electromagnet to the battery because i wanna have some-- i wanna have current in the coil to make that

jerk jerk bam-bam twelve yes i most certainly certainly do and with that i'm going to leave you there thank you so much for giving us your feedback and that is it for the show thank you so much for tuning in do not forget to follow me on twitter at lauren lyster you can also give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash tap. well account as i just might you know that not only do we respond to a lot of your comments we also read most of them to also next week be sure to tune in we will have former lobbyist the present time behind bars for at jack abrams off to really help us understand how wall street and the financial sector of the lobbying work in washington got right now for everyone here at capital account have a great night. cultures that so much are going to huge music history the current line from the mark leno leave in a moment in the wake of the recent military coup there are growing fears it is for those made to plunge into protracted civil strife. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then he lives something else

boom, spit, burp, bam, bam, bam--it cascades, when it gets to the end. here's your piece of glass like this, yeah. here's your first atom just sitting like that. here comes a wave--choo, choo-- okay, hoop, i spit. next atom, boom, okay, boom. hit, boom. here's the atom right on the edge over here. whip, boom. this one, hit, boom, and then foom, free space. how fast did it throw it out? free space. you know what the speed of the light was in between atoms? 300,000 kilometers per second, the speed of light that you get in a vacuum. 'cause guess--we think of a vacuum as void, right? take a piece of glass, take a piece of water, what's in between the atoms? how many say airspace? no, no, no, no, no. no airspace. what's in between there, gang? begin with a v end with oid. try it. - void. - a void. and guess how fast that light wave go or that light particle or that light goes in between atoms? the same as it goes outside. how come light slows down when it goes through? i wonder there could be maybe a time delay between being absorbed and spitting it out. if t

bam, it got hit once and the whole plane shook and about a minute and a half later, bam, it hit again. i talked to the flight attend t attendant. she said at this point the plane will be grounded. they'll check it all out for electrical problems. >> reporter: that plane also landed safely, and as diane mentioned, everyone's okay. there were 61 flights that had to be canceled last night. most of them regional. if you're on one of those flights and it's supposed to be taking off today or at least attempting to, there's a possibility some of these flights could be delayed because of the backlog. reporting live at sfo, bobry del bob riddell. >>> this car headed off in a dch just before 4:00 a.m. luckily nobody was seriously injuried. >>> and, laura, throughout the night, the east bay gets its fair share of lightning and thunder as well. we have video from a fundraiser. we're told the lightning rattled the windows. neighborhoods were lit up for blocks because of all the bad lightning. >>> in nearby concord, the lights coming on for thousands of people. right now only about 720 customers re

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then bam, it got hit once, the whole plane shook. about a minute and a half later, bam, hit again. i talked to the flight attendant. she said at this point the plane will be grounded, check it out for electrical problems. >> reporter: 61 regional flights were cancelled last night. this morning, sfo has no delays. they got that backlog up and running without causing much incompetent convenience to the passengers, at least not this morning. on 880, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> rain or shine, time to take you to the ballgame. the gates open up for thousands of pumped up giants fans to roll in for the home opener. all three weekend games sold out. stephanie chuang is live where earlier there were concerns the recent weather may dampen the excitement. i'll put you on the spot. what's your forecast? >> reporter: first of all, the weather gods must be giants fans. as you can see, the sun is out. blue skies, not a bit of gray in sight. put the umbrella down. jacket is on because of the wind. you see the hair going crazy. it is san francisco, after all. we spoke with giants fans that

bam, it got hit once. the whole plane shook. a minute later, bam again. i talked to the flight attendant. she said at this point the plane will be grounded, they'll check it all out for any electrical problems. >> reporter: now, the faa did issue a ground delay program. that was in effect from 6:30 to -- last night to around 2:00 this morning. that meant that roughly 60 flights were canceled. and even though that ground delay program is over, that means there will be possibly more delays today. we're talking about ranging from 30 minutes to 2 1/2 hours. so if do you have any business at sfo, you will want to plan accordingly. just driving up here on 101, i've got to tell you, a lot of rain, especially on peninsula, wondering how long it's going to last. that's why we have meteorologist christi christina loren. >> we're talking 750 lightning strikes overnight. in addition to the lightning, small hail. we have a lot of areas flooded out this morning. you want to give yourself plenty of time. chances are you're awake this morning because the thunder woke you

and, bam, we got hit once. and the whole plane shook. and about a minute and a half later, bam, it hit again pip talked to a flight attendant. the plane will be grounded. they'll check it out for electrical problems. there was a quick blackout in the cockpit is my understanding. we landed safely, everyone on the plane. i have to give united kudos. they kept their calm. and we sat on the tarmac for about two hours. i learned when the lightning hits, the ground crews can't come out. they need a 10 to 20-minute window before they can bring the plane in. an interesting night in the air tonight. >> it's too dangerous for our live trucks putting up a signal. welcome back to the bay oarea, diane. she was stuck on the tarmac. >> we saw passengers tweeting saying the flights were grounded. or they took off and got hit by lightning and had to turn around again. the airport wasn't the only place where the weather was show-stopping. our crews were in the bay area at the height of the storm. this is a little bit of what they saw. nbc bay area's chery

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bam twelve wrote sometimes i wonder lauren scroll through these inane comments for example jerk your jerk jerk. well yes yes i most certainly certainly do and with that i'm going to leave you there thank you so much for giving us your feedback and that is it for the show they do so much for tuning in do not forget to follow me on twitter at war in the third you can also give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash tap. the account as i just let you know that not only do we respond to a lot of your comments we also read most of them too also next week be sure to tune in we will have former lobbyist also spent some time behind bars for it jack able to really help us understand how wall street and the financial sectors lobbying works in washington but for now from everyone here at capital account have a great night.

and then, bam, it got hit once and the whole plane shook. and i don't know, about a minute later, bam, it got hit again. i talked with the flight attendant. she said at this point the plane will be grounlt ded. they'll check it out for electrical problems. >> reporter: again, everyone is okay after the plane landed safely at sfo. as a result of the crazy weather, sfo had 61 flights. regional coasts. that sort of area they'd be flying to. they're telling us this morning if you're on one of those flights that canceled, you do want to call because there's a good chance, a possibility there could be a delay. reporting live, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> throughout the night east bay got its share of lightning as well. check this out where our photographer tells us windows rattled during the storm as neighborhoods lit up for blocks. loud thunderstorms out there. nearby in concord, lights are coming back on for thousands of people. right now, just 720 commerce are without power in concord. way down from overnight when at least 4,500 people w

bam twelve wrote sometimes i wonder lauren scroll through these inane comments for example jerk jerk jerk jerk. well yes i most certainly certainly do and with that i'm going to leave you there thank you so much for giving us your feedback and that is it for the show thank you so much for tuning in do not forget to call me on twitter at war unless third you can also give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash cap. i just let you know that not only do we respond to a lot of your comments we also read most of them too also next week be sure to tune in we will have former lobbyist also spent some time behind bars for it jack aber off to really help us understand how wall street and the financial sector the lobbying works in washington but for now from everyone here at capital account have a great. culture was the same or different and there's a huge decision on the mark foley and the man in the wake of the recent military coup the old growing fears it does have weapons they could plunge into protracted civil strife.

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the next minute, something hits it, bam, bam, bam. they're moving in all kinds of speeds. so you got a distribution of speeds. and the distribution goes something like this. it's like the distribution of our test scores. remember how your test scores were? score, number--no. here was the score here and the number of people getting the score? well, the same type of thing here. this would be the temperature or we could say the motion or the kinetic energy. the kinetic energy of molecules in a glass of water versus the number of molecules. and what's the graph just say? that down here, there's a few that are going slow and there's a few that are going fast. these are relatives ideas here, huh, relative values. and most are going right about here in the middle. and when you talk about the temperature of the water, you're talking about the average kinetic energy, what most of these things are doing. isn't that true? now, which of those molecules do you think, in the glass of water, would be most apt to evaporate, the fast ones or the slow ones? - fast. - fast. i remember when i

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when i finally went face down, bam, i took the blow, bam. a real hard blow to the temple. that, i just looked and i went up like this and ran this way with my hands up to show no threat. and that's when i didn't know if my leg was broke. >> so suppose twitter had been around for the l.a. riots that followed king's beatings, here's what it would have looked like. check this out, realtime l.a. riots. it's a twitter feed that live tweets and re-enacts the l.a. riots. it is run by nbc l.a. and some of the tweets say, crowd smashing windows starting fires in downtown l.a. off-duty officers report to duties, ordered by the lapd. it's interesting. it's an interesting twitter feed to follow. >>> you know that pain in your brain that you get from drinking something that's really cold or even eating something cold like a tasty popsicle? now researchers say they know why you get a brain freeze. that mystery solved next here on cnn. >>> it is time now for sunday night mysteries with jacqui jeras. and we have a partial space theme going on. and we're starting with aliens spotted near t

when i finally face down, he, bam! took the blow. bam! a real hard blow to the temple. >> reporter: what were they saying to you? >> we're going to kill you anything -- run. i run this way with my hands up. to show no threat. that's when i didn't know, but my leg was broke. >> reporter: look closely at the beginning of this unedited version of the video. you can see king does try to get up and run. he appears to lift his arms before falling to the ground. it's this portion of the video that later impacts a jury's decision. >> blood is just gushing down the street. death wasn't far away. >> reporter: what is it like coming here and getting down on the street and reliving this again? >> i can't believe i'm alive to get down there. i can't believe i'm alive today. >> reporter: king says the chase and the beating lasted a combined 15 minutes. 15 minutes of hell. he sustains more than 50 baton blows and shocks by a taser gun. but it's not over. somehow, he has to find the strength to survive. as the ambulance rushes him to a nearby hospital, h

when i put it face down, bam. bam. a real hard blow to the temple. that, i went up like this and ran this way with my hands up to show no threat. and that's when i didn't know if my leg was broke. >> get more on what life has been like for rodney king, a man whose videotaped beating made him a worldwide symbol of police brutality, on "race and rage" right here on cnn. >>> osama bin laden killed one year ago by u.s. forces. even though the head of the snake was cut off, the threat of terror still exists. i'll talk with retired u.s. army general spider marks. [ director ] cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting y

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bam. you see why the timing is important? at that particular instance, the next train comes in. but now, it's already moving. yeah. so it goes a little farther. now, what does this swinging do, gang? the vacuous region, right? the rarefaction. and when it gets right here, right here, right here, right then what happens? one more time. boom. you see the next one. so it's not how hard you push. it's the rhythm with which you push that counts. do you see that? and if these are both of the same frequency-- you ever hear people talk about, "oh, someone is always on my wavelength"? they're kind of talking about that. see? if you have the same wave, same frequencies, then this one will set this into resonance. a couple of years ago about-- hey, must be five years ago now. i was skating to golden gate park. i roller skate. now, i'm skating through golden gate park and there's a kid-- saturday morning. this kid's sitting on a swing all by himself. and the kid says, "hey, mister, give me a push." i look and i see all the wet, soggy grass between me and him, i gotta clank through all the g

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. >> bam, bam. >> and we're going to put in -- some fresh horseradish. a little olives.ight here. >> don't they make some kind of electric gadget -- >> and the olives -- >> can you pass that over here? >> driesell that. >> that will make it softer. give me some more olive oil. >> that's good. >> okay. >> you're going to persist -- >> look -- >> a lot of work -- >> luckily for tamron. >> we're going to finish it up with chives. and then this is the dressing. it's really important, if you don't let it rest it's going to go all over the place. if you look at this. see the grain going like that. it's a little bit chewy. we want to cut across the grain. the grain is going this way. i'm going to cut in thin slices against the grain. that will make it a little bit less chewy. >> look how juicy that is. >> that is beautiful. >> and this is, you know, this is really easy. and it's good, organic, grass red grain finished beef. >> what's the salad about? >> then the salad, this one you can finish right here on the mashed potatoes, olive oil and a little bit of sea salt. >> good. >>

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. >> she stood right here and just went -- bam, she head butted the car. suddenly, she comes running back and, so, the ranger lined up right here and shot over her head again and she left. but look what she did. >> reporter: and do you see that as a successful experiment into your winning them over -- >> no, no. i mean, the good news was that the ranger didn't kill her. he was the real hero to me for not doing that. >> reporter: you want another chance to win her over? >> oh, yeah. definitely. we're not going to quit. that's not the end of this project. >> reporter: you're a brave dude, bob. the story doesn't exactly fill us with comfort, staring down one tusk. but she chills. at one point, we are literally surrounded by peaceful families, tolerating not just us but a truckload of tourists. maybe these siblings, these elephant social workers, maybe they're onto something. i'm bill weir for "nightline" in mozambique. >> good luck to them. "war elephants" premieres this april 22nd on nat geo wild. >>> up next, from "glycerin" to now. gavin rossdale brings us

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. >> just heard, bam, bam, boom. >> everything just happened quick, man. >> we turned around, what the hell's going on here, you know? >> it's november 30th, 2005. onlookers stand in disbelief outside the denver plaza tower. >> i'm still shooken up just watching all that happen. it was so freaky. it was scary. >> sudden wind between 25 and 30 miles an hour have a scaffold swinging out 40 feet from the high rise office building, then crashing like a battering ram into the windows. >> there was a lot of gasps, a lot of horror. people were staring out at the street saying, no, no, no. >> heather works on the 18th floor. >> at one point it was swinging out towards the street. and it actually went up vertical like this. i think that was the scariest point for me because i was thinking for sure somebody with fall out. >> it really had kind of an apocalyptic feel to it. >> photojournalist kirby howell works only a few blocks away and gets to the scene quickly, capturing it all on camera. >> the scaffold swung out halfway between these two buildings here. my biggest fear was that the cables su

for some survivors, the only warning, three huge bams as the fa-18 slammed into their apartment building, but ruby says she saw and heard it coming. >> we were sitting outside and we heard the pop from the engine and it was like a skidderring, where it was popping, then would it stop, and we saw the plane go down. >> the smoke and fire exploded from the buildings almost instantaneously. the tail and fuselage clearly visible in the flames. rescuers found the naval aviators in their ejection seats. >> the pilot was conscious, but barely. >> pat kavanaugh raced out to help the pilot. >> he apologized very much for hitting our complex and i told him, don't worry about it, everything is going to be fine, let's get you out of here. >> a witness snapped a shot of the jet coming in low and apparently dumping fuel. rescuers say if the plane had crashed with the full tank, the fireball and destruction would have made this far worse. >> i seen him on the other side of these trees over this way, and it just looked basically like he dropped out of the sky. >> firefighters say the blaze was so hot the

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