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. >> good morning, i live in a blue state. and your guy from a blue state. i'm going leave this blue state for red state the reason why is because of what the democrats have done. opposition is killing the states. the property taxes are lower. and i recommend that everybody needs to go to a friendly state. the northern blue states are unfriendly to taxpayers. >> i think it was tremendously unjust for blue states to be targeted. when they put this tax package together. it wasn't the tax reform. these were tax cuts for those people in the top 17% of the economy in the united states of america. to take away those deductions that the people in connecticut use to balance things at the end of the year. i think that was a horrible thing to do. these are not reasons why people buy homes. but to have that deduction, that kept you in your house. and i think it was a very sad thing to do. you're talking about local politics. in local politics and taxes which is a legitimate issue. if the federal government shrinks its responsibility and doesn't live up to those respons

for today's lunch, blue cross blue shield of tennessee is our presenting sponsor. welcomingn me in kasha winston. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. good afternoon. i'm a little short. winston andkasha it's my pleasure to be here today to honor martin luther king jr. and represent blue cross blue shield of tennessee. of king's dream is a part who i am. like many of you, i was born right here in memphis, tennessee and the experiences of our family before, during, and after the civil rights era have shaped to we are. for me, my grandfather james winston, who has been on a tour for the past year, by the way, marchingitation worker alongside the other sanitation workers in dr. king's basic rights. of thedmother, like many wife's standing in the background behind the sanitation , was a maid. my grandparents instilled in their children who instilled in their children that no matter the circumstances, there is no excuse for not working hard. it is truly humbling to stand here before you, 50 years after the i am a man march to say that i am a senior executive f

one of those companies is blue or jen. i morgan brennan is bk with us, filing this report from colorado springs. >> reporter: meet blue origins new rocket engihe, t be-4. it represents a crucial step toward intergalactic dominance but it's also a matter of national secu aty. >> i thiot of americans don't realize that some of thes most sve security and military missions right now in terms of space are being powered by russian-made rockets. so this actually represents really kind a shift in terms of american manufacturing. what's the opportunity there? >> the opportunity has to do to replace those rockets and get on to american rockets, buying american payloads. so it's exciting actually to do that. this is something we developed with our own dollars so we're excited about the commercial activities. >> reporter: bob smith is the o of blue origins created by amazon's jeff bazzos. in his first on camera interview since taking the helm last year. >> i we spent so much ti development, over seven years developing this engine to m

stonehenge was a major building site for the beaker people transported pillars of so-called blue stone all the way from wales probably because of the color it was a laborious undertaking. the pillars which weighed up to five tons were transported over a distance of nearly three hundred miles by boat and raft on sleds and rollers but above all with plenty of muscle power. for. the beaker people aligned the entrance to the circle very precisely so that at the summer solstice the sun rose exactly over the heels don't. the third building phase starting around two thousand b.c. was the most important it gave stonehenge its present impressive shape after one hundred years of working on the site the builders suddenly changed their concept. the blue stone pillars brought here with such great effort were cleared away and left in a pile next to the site. instead the beaker people brought in blocks of sarson which were ten times as heavy as the blue stones they weighed fifty tons each and were seven meters high. from. the perspective effect is remarkable because the uprights are narrower at the t

the blue stone pillars brought here with such great effort were cleared away and left in a pile next to the site. instead the beaker people brought in blocks of sarson which were ten times as heavy as the blue stones they weighed fifty tons each and were seven meters high. from. the perspective effect is remarkable because the uprights are narrower at the top they appear higher than they really are this trick was also used by the greek temple builders of the ancient world. over a period of five hundred years the outer stone circle and a further inner semicircle were erected in the end even the rejected blue stones were used and given a place within the complex. around fifteen hundred b.c. the stone circle was finally complete but only four hundred years later in a time of great up evil the old gods were superseded the complex was abandoned once more and fell into ruin. but what was stonehenge certainly a religious site but what was the religion clearly the builders had a fairly detailed knowledge of astronomy they set great store by lunar and solar phenomena which may. help them deci

. >>> later, we remember the creative force behind "nypd blue," "hill street blues," and several other shows. >>> we're back with new details about one of the largest credit card breaches of its kind. hackers have stolen 5 million debit and credit card numbers used at saks fifth avenue and lord & taylor. the breach apparently started in may of last year, hitting more than 130 stores. experts say it likely started with a so-called phishing e-mail that targeted company employees. when they opened the e-mails, hackers secretly installed software at registers to steal the data. so far, 125,000 card numbers have reportedly been put up for sale on the black market. the stores say they'll notify affected customers. and offer free credit monitoring. shoppers are urged to check your statements for strange activity. >>> the pastor of a houston megachurch who served as an adviser to former presidents bush and obama, expected to today to surrender to authorities this week over a bond scheme. pastor kirby john caldwell delivered an easter sermon and denied scamming investors out of $3.5 million. he

blue are and have been.far as being a writer that is great. the only thing you have to do to be a writer is get up and write every day for a couple hours. do that a year and look back at what you wrote and figure out. >> host: you were a computer programmer, do it full-time. >> guest: one thing i keep saying as i start writing across the street from where we are sitting. the old mobil oil building, i was a computer programmer working on the weekend and writing this program, tired of it and decided to write a sentence. on hot sticky days in southern louisiana the fire ants swarm. i read a lot of books, i knew it was fiction because i had never been to louisiana, making it up. trying to be a writer and keep trying. >> host: who inspired you? >> when i was a kid, i was 34 years old. when i was a writer i thought my father was the greatest storyteller. but we had parties, started telling stories, being moved, and unconsciously, this is who you should be, you should cook and tell good stories. >> host: janet in m

and e in a blue state you're a guy from a blue state. guest: yes, sir. i want to know, i will be leaving blue state for a red what the reason why, democrats have done, the opposition, connecticut, new new jersey, you're killing those states. the tax,what, the tax, the fact the taxes are lower now help.e a big that's the biggest thing, i and i used to dy e a democrat, but i'm not any longer. everyone needs to go to a state that is friendly. states are blue unfriendly to taxpayers. host: okay. think it was tremendously unjust for blue targeted when they put this tax package together, reform in any ax manner, shape or form, lou, hese were tax cuts for those people in the top 17% of the of omy in the united states america. and to take away the deductions connecticut, e in new jersey, new york, illinois, to kind of use balance things at the end of the year, i think was a very to do.e thing these are not reasons why people to have that deduction kept you in your sade, i think it was a very thing to do. so look, you're talking about local politics in connecticu

that has the perfect blue in it. yes. be the biggest trend of 2018. >> kris jenner was also there rocking the blue eye. from kim, the make up queen to the queens and kings of gym, tan, laundry. yes, "the jersey shore" gang is together again and they're taking a family vacation and for mom of two, nicole, aka snooki it looks like old habits are hard to break. >> so i got into a little trouble this time around when it comes to mom raging. >> oh, my god. you reek of alcohol. >> all of us roomies we're such a hot mess. we have families. we're more mature, but when we get together, we are degenerates. >> from this. >> we keep it gangster. >> to this almost ten years later. >> check out out my poof. >> the seven roommates have relocated to miami for mtv's new season of "jersey shore, family vacation." >> hello miami. >> are you guys still obsessed with gym, tan, laundry? >> oh yes, that is the fundamental. >> it's a way of life. >> j-wow and snooki each have a son and daughter now, but they're not ready to talk to them about th

we are seeing a blue wave beginning to crest. every leader in washington should learn something from iowa when politics. doors. have to knock on we have to have a one-on-one conversation and look people in the eye. groceryind me at the store, at the diner, they will knock on my door, at block parties, down the street. it is a blessing that washington could use. but go out this year and make sure we are the party that is not just for ourselves, but the party for everybody. we already have one of those parties, that is called the republican. democrats are for everybody. let's campaign with policies that leave no one behind and campaign with campaigns that leave no one behind. don't paint any town red, don't pay any county read comments don't count a state read, don't write off a millennial, independent, senior, evangelical, immigrant veteran, he or colleagues, they are waiting for you to talk to them. they are waiting for you to engage. meanwhile, washington is not talking and not listening. ting discrimination and division and try

sir david attenborough — and his blue planet team — were given that particular honour today.reat compliment". he was talking to our science editor david shukman. the amazing images of blue planet 2, electrifying audiences are in the world, but they all depend on one thing... plankton. tiny organisms you can't often see with the naked eye. these rays stow the water to make the plankton light up in the dark. a rare glimpse. incredible detail is revealed by microscopic, the plankton far smaller than a human hair, and this type have been named, blue planet, after the programmes, the first time this has happened. david attenborough was at university couege david attenborough was at university college london today with some of the scientists who'd been working on the scientists who'd been working on the plankton. studentsioam the scientists who'd been working on the plankton. studentsloafl as l mm i777": time. hello. i'm very well. enjoying these, obviously? ithink they time. hello. i'm very well. enjoying these, obviously? i think they are stunning. what about the one named after b

i will try devil in a blue dress as musical. trying to make it as a movie and, you know, and working -- i'm working in a lot of different things all at once, i'm writing a book which is fun and i'm writing the -- the next installment on how to write novel on calling it the structure of revelation. >> thank you for your -- our conversation. >> thank you very much. great to be here. >> by the way, if you did not see all of today's conversation, we will be reairing the entire thing at midnight tonight and also reair next weekend, you can go to booktv.org to see this conversation and also all of the interviews that we have done in our special in-depth fiction edition. thank you all for watching. >> in 1979 c-span was created by public service by television companies and today we bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country, c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> and today more programs from the recent virgin

the blue slip tradition was faithfully honored by the chairman. it was used to an extent that would certainly be, quote, historic obstruction -- six years a seat was vacant on the circuit court and not the only one that had long-term vacancies. and now all of a sudden because democrats want to discuss this, mull this for few days, senator lankford wants to change the rules. i know he only came to the senate in 204, but he ought to look a bit at the history before he does something like this. the issue of nominations has been fraught and it's true there have been escalations on both sides. i'd be the first to say that. democrats, despite the rhetoric from the majority party, have worked this year in good faith to clear noncontroversial nominations expeditiously. when nominees require vetting, the senate should have the tools to consider them thoroughly because clearly this administration is not taking the task of vetting seriously. and this is a final argument there are many good ones i'd like to make. this trump administration has done the worst j

super blue collar and seal team whose name once was spoken to swim. engines of light speed. and lift off. we have liftoff of the sixty fifth progress resupply vehicle beginning a two day journey to the international space station. this supply the idle should have full scientific equipment luggage food and oxygen so the iris is for the cosmonauts to attain the needed else she would never reach the station some of its fragments burnt in the dense up a sphere and some fell down to us and there is the view that don't we saw about thirty minutes or so ago a clear rotational spin on the progress cargo craft failures detected in the cores automated rendezvous system. as the. final training sessions and stone city chiefs in and sink arizona ski receive instruction on how to launch satellites they haven't most of it so far. sanjay will join. station crew shortly the cosmonauts were supposed to do a spacewalk together in new spacesuits however one of them was on the cargo ship that had just crashed and will now have to alter the only suit they've got on the i.s.a.'s one of the cosmona

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located in the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the atlantic coast. learn more about asheville all weekend on american history tv. >> while in asheville, north carolina, which is a driving tour of the city with kevin frazier. >> think so much for agreeing to show us around. for somebody who has never been to asheville, we are driving through downtown now. give me a sense of the city. what should they know? >> the city is the only city in the western part of north carolina and as such it is an anchor for this part of the state. the city goes back to the early frontier and i mean the early frontier. we are talking 1700s. not the cowboys type of frontier, but the early european settlers right as the revolutionary war has come to a close. we are going to take a right and this will bring us to pack square. it is the central square of town , it is marked by a monument of the civil war era governor from asheville. this is quite literally the founding spot of the city and geographic center of the city today. >> tell me about the downtown. that is your city ha

colorful accounting of the blue plaza land of cornwell installed west england. we start our journey today on madeira the portuguese island is located in the atlantic and has a pleasantly climate it is a tropical paradise thanks to a stable warm weather flowers are in bloom all year round therefore madeira is also called the green island or flower island however it is particularly blooming at the moment because the flower festival festival floor is in full swing and the big parade in the capital from sa is the highlight. there's a party atmosphere in for the capital of madeira the portuguese island is celebrating something it has plenty of flowers a highlight of the celebration is a magnificent parade always held three weeks after easter a. group out of a dream is taking part with his dance group food as somebody born in portugal he lived in switzerland for many years now he's returned home. to look at what's really fun to be in the foulke are right it's great to see how people are so happy to see all the flowers the dancing our costumes it's wonderful to take pa

. >> everyone and their mother is saying blue wave, blue wave. if i were a democrat i would be very concerned all talk of a certain blue wave make democrats complacent. neil: exactly. >> we saw what happened in 2016 when democrats to the complacent, donald trump is the president. democrats if they fet too sure, might be less worried focusing on a message i think they need a message. voters might become apathetic and likely less to go out in the polls. >> there is very little complacency in the democratic party. >> not now. i'm saying if this continues blue wave, blue wave for sure, it could get that way. neil: we're minutes away. president will outline later on in this show's hour, wanted to time on my show, that's fine. a burden i carry. >> loves you. neil: in all seriousness, one of the things he will outline an update on the whole tax thing and good news out of tax cuts, all that. maybe making the individual one permanent that is the pony he will be riding. that was no accident, no fewer than four times did paul ryan come back to the tax thing

" and "nypd blue" has died.awards during his career. including ten emmys and credited with helping redefine division television dramas. bochco had been battling leukemia in 2014 transplant that helped prolong his life. his family said he died in his sleep sunday with relatives close by. he was 74. >> big loss there. >>> on the night the vegas golden knights clinched the nhl's pacific division title the team honored the victims from the shooting in october. they retired number 58 and raised a banner with the names of those 58 people that were killed in the mass shooting on the vegas strip, with the words "vegas strong" clearly on top. this is the golden knights' inaugural year in the nhl. they now move on to the playoffs. well done. >>> after almost three weeks of voting, it comes down to this match-up. we are not talking about villanova and michigan. we're talking about the dq blizzard and mcdonald fries head to head in a munchie madness championship and if you have a preference, go to our facebook, twitter, ins

that is so great. >> when nancy first called out of blue, they said, sure, we'd love a paint job and then she disappeared getting it and they thought she would never come back and they said i'm ready to go and they said who is this again? >> the 50 gallons of blue paint. >> they are grateful they connected and the kids walked into school yesterday into their blue school. >> and that is so emotionally satisfying and makes them feel comfortable again after so much -- >> it means so much to kids that age and to make them feel at home. >> that is a nice story. >>> let's move on. a casualty of the weekend storm at stinson beach. the water runoff destroyed this parking lot. it lks like a waterfall. it is still closed because there is still a bit of a flooding problem. but today crews did start the clean-up process but no word on when it will reopen. >> let's bring in rob mayeda. it is starting to feel gloomy today and there was -- >> gray -- >> a level of humidity outside. >> high on the sticky index today. we had humidity levels up and right now still some showers showing up. this is a mu

we still have those blue colours in scotla nd still have those blue colours in scotland so we will holdilder in the south but if we focus across scotland you can see it will be snowing through the night. temperatures closer to freezing here. we could see several centimetres falling over higher ground. towards the south, for the southern up lines, for instance, that will mostly turning to rain later in the night through the early hours of tuesday. elsewhere across the country, it is a mild night. so in the south some of us are staying in double figures tonight. further spells of showery rain working in the south—west, and they will be pushing their way northwards and eastwards. looking through tuesday, low pressure still in charge, moving in from the south—west. we have that front wringing further snowfall across the north of scotland but certainly not a washout on tuesday. we start off tuesday with a lot of cloud and some showers moving their way northwards and eastwards across england, wales and northern ireland. in sunny spells, with light winds, quite pleasant out there. temperatures

get on that beach in cornwall underneath that blue sky! not eve ryo ne underneath that blue sky!e was so underneath that blue sky! not everyone was so lucky. central and eastern parts of england, cloudy. some of us web as well. misty and murky. that soon of cloudy and damp weather will stay with his overnight. mild underneath this. elsewhere, clear spells. patchy fog will develop in parts of northern ireland, north—west england, south—west scotland. risk in some of it will be dense. away from the south—east, they could be a touch of frost in north—east scotland. monday, the rain will move further west across parts of the midlands, moving into east wales and part of south—west england. much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotla nd england away from yorkshire, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny spells. around io—iad. this weather pattern will set up the week ahead. low pressure to the south of us and a rounded weather systems. an easterly flow coming in asa systems. an easterly flow coming in as a result of that

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what about the one named after blue planet, this little one here?ton have a vital role to play for the planet as a whole. they are an essential element in the whole cycle of oxygen production and carbon dioxide, and all the rest of it. you mess about with this sort of thing and the echoes, and the reverberations, the consequences, extend throughout the atmosphere.

blue and hill street blues has died. won ten awards including helping redefine modern tv drama. he had been battling a rare form of leukemia many years including getting a transplant in 2014 that helped prolong his life. his family says he died in his sleep sunday with relatives close by. he was 74. >> he did a lot of great shows. just ahead, a stunning last-second buzzer beater as notre dame claims the ncaa women's title. you're watching "early today." oh, look... another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® works in just one week. with the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. mother...nature! sure smells amazing... even in accounts receivable. gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. are confusing quilted northern are confusing quilted northernf.

chairs and some of the country's biggest companies to drop this here behind me is the is russia's blue chip index r t is in early april you get the picture the russian ruble also took a hit and those measures tame on top of the sanctions already in place over russians russia's annexation of the crimean peninsula and now only russia not only russian blue chips are affected companies that weren't even targeted by the sanctions are hit nonetheless. the u.s. sanctions announced on april sixth affect fourteen russian businesses and seven oligarchs among them oleg thierry pascoe who's been accused of interfering in the twenty sixteen u.s. election his company roussel is the world's second largest producer of aluminum within a week of the announcement its stock fell by forty percent. but in that's not a one off market capitalization for many companies has falling even those not affected by the sanctions because. nerves are jittery moscow's stock market is under pressure american corporations have to sell all their shares in russian companies by may seventh any business caught helping another

i will try devil in a blue dress as musical.'m trying to make it as a movie and, you know, and working -- i'm working in a lot of different things all at once, i'm writing a book which is fun and i'm writing the -- the next installment on how to write novel on calling it the structure of revelation. >> thank you for your -- our conversation.er david cameron testifies about global security. unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events aroundington, d.c., and the country. c-span

thank on this blue oceans initiative by results, not just words. thank you so much.wealth a lwa ys so much. critics of the commonwealth always dismissed it as something of always dismissed it as something of a relic of the british empire and the commonwealth summit here in the 53 leaders who have been gathered in london really trying to assert the releva nce london really trying to assert the relevance of the commonwealth in the modern world, especially when 60% in the commonwealth are young people under the age of 30. after 22 years in charge, arsene wenger is to leave arsenal at the end of the season. under his leadership the club won numerous trophies, including the league and fa cup double twice in 1998 and 2002. the 68—year—old frenchman also helped transform the english game as the premier league became a global success story. but in recent years arsenal have struggled to match former glories, failing to finish in the top four last season — a situation likely to be repeated again this year. 0ur sports editor, dan roan, assesses wenger‘s impact both on arsenal a

this is what happened with the blue that he created in 2009.mixing various metals that were gray and black and so on, and he opened the oven and out came blue. now he is trying to use some of those same materials in different ways and he's hoping what he is mixing together is going to produce the same vibrant color red but he does not really know until the oven opens. >> you talk about numbers in your story. you said a new pigment could generate hundreds of millions of dollars, affecting every product category, whether it is plastics, cosmetics, automotive, or construction. you said a single pigment today, talk about that one and how much money it is worth. it is titanium dioxide. >> titanium dioxide is white. it is what we commonly think of as coloring whatever we see as white, whether it is powdered doughnuts or stock or straight lines -- or street lines on the road. there is a huge market for that. the reason it is so popular is that again, it is one of these that is safe, it is durable, it is stable. white has been settled. >> the holy grai

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we will tell you about events happening across the bay area to make sure fans are decked out in blue and gold. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. president trump says the postal service finances have been hurt by a quote money losing deal to deliver packages for amazon. the postal service is on an unsustainable path and has to be restructured to prevent a tax payer funded bailout. the executive order set the deadline at 120 days to get back a report and recommendations. >>> the oakland as are on the road tonight playing the seattle mariners. the giants got a big road win last night, shutting out the san diego padres 7-0. the bats were jumping in the 1st inning. bases loaded. hunter pence. the giants are up 3-0 in the 1st. then buster posey in the 5th inning gets a screamer! down 3rd base. a big double clearing the bases. way to go! the giant's pitchers were on point, only allowing one hit. the two teams play again tonight in san diego. >>> all right, warriors fans, before you head out the door this morning you may want to check your closet first in anticipation for the beginning of t

this beautiful finish against the blue wings. bobo's late goal made it 4-1, blue wings.t 4—1, reviving their hopes. these we re 4—1, reviving their hopes. these were rescheduled gosling —— following the sudden death of davide astori. they travelled to udinese. the first men's golf major of the year will get under way thursday in augusta and preparing to be released for the first rounds. tiger woods, who has missed the last two major is due to a back injury. mark leishman and tommy fleetwood, rory mackle rhee would adam scott. while sergio garcia will go out with world number two justin thomas who garcia will go out with world number twojustin thomas who won the pga championship last year. it is easy to come here and say, i am just treating it like any other term and in the majors are the majors because of that. in augusta, it's even more different and more spectacular. that's the way you want to take it but when you go out there, you know it's going to be a special week and this week to me, it's even more share special because i'm the defending champion so my cassette, i

you made this one most successful red, white, blue dinners. a round of applause for everyone that's been here working tonight. [applause] to congressman, i guess you gave invitations to people from california to see how many who would come. we're excited to be a new friend and a dear friend and i know everybody in this room wants to send you to a congress when you're in the majority next year so let's get it done your mac my friends, it's great to be back here in iowa. i was last here a decade ago trudging through the snow. talking to voters saying i'm eric from california as the snow was up to my waist and in ways -- i was campaigning for a neighboring junior senator and i've got to say the iowa caucus in 2008 with the best political experience of my life. [applause] we missed those times right now. we miss that man, don't we? that campaign taught me like nothing comes without hard work. an old-fashioned organizer but it also showed me a lot about the state and our country. i wasn't just at geographic heart of the country or its moral center

there will be more blue skies and sunshine to come.for the london marathon on sunday. —— showers. that will be an absolutely beautiful day. back to the breakfast sofa. hello, this is breakfast with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. coming up: we'll speak to alex, a survivor of domestic abuse who says he was days away from death after being abused physically and psychologically by his partner. can you trademark a shape? nestle, the makers of kit kat, have gone to the european court ofjustice to find out in a bid to protect the iconic four fingered snack. x—men star, ben hardy, and olivia vinall will be on the sofa to tell us about the tv adaptation of the wilkie collins‘ classic novel the woman in white. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. theresa may will announce she wants to ban the sale of billions of throw—away plastic items in england. ministers are intending to target an estimated 13 billion plastic cotton buds and 44 billion stirrers used in britain every year as well as drinking straws. the prime minster sai

taylor: he created the first new blue pigment in years., and now, he's turned his attention to creating a billion dollar red. >> the character behind this is this very humble chemist at oregon state university. a few years ago in 2009, in fact, he stumbled upon a new pigment, the color was blue. it was completely accidental. he was in the process of mixing various metals together to try to come up with a new electronic material. and these materials, the metals he was mixing, were gray and black and plain, boring colors. and one night, he puts it in the oven, and he arrived the next morning, and out popped this vibrant, beautiful, blue from the material. so this kind of started him on a journey to figure out what exactly, what else could he create from mixing various metals together? he had never done pigment research before. and so, what he found is that by doing more and more of this research, he found that while blue was a rare, what is more rare, the holy grail of pigments is red. taylor: how far is he in the process? he is in the disco

four light blue shirts, an easy tap infor four light blue shirts, an easy tap in for sterling.till break premier league records this season and this is one reason why, spectacular from kevin and this is one reason why, spectacularfrom kevin de bruyne. the faces of both managers telling you how good that was. swansea have improved a lot in the last couple of months but even when gabrieljesus found that the champions can be fallible silva was on hand, 4—0. before the end a quick cameo from yaya toure. jesus got his goal after all. four games to go, 90 points and counting for the champions, cuba celebrations. the record to beat, by the way, is 95 points. drew savage, bbc news. you have to keep improving ourselves, if we thought, we are champions commit is time to rest, we could not play like we did today. ok we had five games left, you have to try to finish high, and play the way we did this season because if we improve it will be good this season. stoke city manager paul lambert believes there's a lot of twists and turns to come as they bid for premier league survival but he felt

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the smiths attachment to their reserved black great and blue but something of a culture shock for thendonesian blogger is a really really really really different. she sees the world as her playground every photo is an eye catcher she deliberately chooses her brightly colorful outfits to stand out from her surroundings. diana rekha saris mantra thinking colors helps get her through the cold swiss winter the fashion blogger has been sharing her thoughts and ideas with the broader public for eleven years now. in indonesia she's seen as a fashion blog pioneer. she studied business and quickly realised that uses respond more immediately to photos than text instagram was launched right on time. for that it just became like. like brands started to contact me p.r. agencies started to offer me collaboration and then like after a while like some round off i'm going to become a brand ambassador and just kept going until today she's advertised in various beauty products fashion lines and companies and was soon winning awards and appearing on t.v. as a top consultant. because. the job proved to be

let's say the red m&ms and the -- the red m&ms are republicans and the blue are democrats. if we were the republican party and had controlled the state legislature, then we control the districts like this. in the first scenario, there are four districts where no majority exists. -- createdreated in impact through their vote, leaving one republican-controlled seat. this is fine because the most people would have their voice heard. but look at this, we can cut blued the m&ms so although m&ms are in two regions. not only can state legislators packed districts, but they can also crack them, they can cut around the blue and m&ms so the democratic vote is diluted across as many districts as possible, giving the republicans a chance for a 4-1 majority. >> how does this relate to wisconsin? the 2010,sult of wisconsin is a very gently men -- a very gerrymandered state. when all was said and done, there were five republicans representing wisconsin alongside only three democrats. the number of dump delegates -- the number of delegates representing our state should be equal. >> we used

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and blue and gold. you )re probably seeing it around the bay area. warriors getting ready for round 1 of the playoffs .. the events goin gon in the east bay. critical evidence, nearly a taxi driver, facing serious charges. but it )s where deputis arrested him, that )s catching so much attention. nbc bay area )s robert handa is live in burlingame with just how close the suspect came to washing away possible evidence. robert. a martinez pastor - show is coming to daly city this weekend. you may recall - both san francisco and san mateo counties voted to oppose gun shows at the cow palace. but the state owns the land - so the counties can )t do anything to stop the shows. state lawmakers have even passed laws trying to stop gun shows at the cow palace. but the governor vetoed them. nine months after a similar ride caused tragedy in ohio -- the santa cruz beach boardwalk says it plans to reopen the "fireball." the boardwalk voluntarily closed the ride last july as a precaution. a ride similar to "the fireba

in the blue paint.that i was -- looking at lot of things but did dillon like we saw earlier on the burns goal when he wrapped it around with colin miller, was there help with the contact. >> joe: and i think the other thing they look at is did marchessault have a chance to avoid that contact. >> eddie: yes. >> john: schmidt now will clear it ahead. we continue on. 2:53 left in overtime. through center. flung in, attempt by perron. vlasic. wedged in off the pad of fleury by tierney. pavelski moves it deep. lifeline for san jose. vlasic will get to it. through center ice, all the way back. vegas now reorganizing, 2:29 left here in overtime. alex tuch. jones, left for brent burns. 0 long the boards out to center. tierney muscled by deryk engelland. cody eakin back on it. engelland. through center red. knocked down by hertl. off the camera. will stop play with 2:08 left in overtime. >> joe: this being the fourth period, upper 90s in temperature here in vegas today, these pucks on the ice right now, not many

now the result from the sas which should be crease to be carrying dust and skies are certainly not blue an increase in the greyness interest shows here rather more obvious when you get to friday big ones quite possibly on the western side of saudi in mecca is held back thirty four thirty two in doha just on the edge of the shah potential. dipping down through africa the biggest shows should be in the tropics but in fact we still got a potential of some fairly big ones down through angola and zaire and even touching zimbabwe as for south africa well by many. hold the benefit of people. so bad they see all the our guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. my toughest take a look at the top stories here it out there brazil's supreme court has ruled the former president lewis and naseer lula da silva must stop serving a twelve year prison sentence for corruption they voted six to five to deny his request to remain free until they exhaust all possible appeals so he could be arrested within days. the man who once ruled sierra leone as the leader of a mil