you kinda see that, gang? you kinda see that? in places where it's cold in the winter, when do those homes leak energy more, on a cold day or a warmish day? on a cold day, there's a greater delta t between the temperature inside the home and outside. and a great big delta t means, honey, you are gonna have a high rate of cooling. and you know what you pay for when you hit your home? what you pay for really ultimately is the heat that's leaking out all of the time. otherwise, you heat your home up in september, keep your doors all closed, you wouldn't have to burn any more fuel for the rest of the winter. but that's not true, the heat's leaking all the time mostly through your windows. and the greater the delta t, the greater the difference in temperature between inside and outside, then the greater it's gonna be the rate of heat flow. and opposite's true, too, if you're in a climate like around here. we are air conditioning all the time. the greater the difference in temperature between the outside and the inside, the greater the

, and you kinda bob to the surface. isn't that true? that's because the buoyancy acting on you turns out to be a little bit greater than your weight. so the net force is up. but i often wondered what happens to someone who swims very, very deep, maybe closing their eyes 'cause the water's smarting their eye. and they're very, very deep. and they stop and they keep-- they just wait until they bob to the surface and they wait, they wait, they wait, they wait and clunk. oh, gosh. [laughter] then you're all out of breath. because it turns out when you get deeper and deeper, you don't get as much buoyancy acting on you. can anyone figure out why? really, really deep, the pressure gonna be more? more. do i change the volume of this with more pressure? no. not very much. how about like a balloon? very much. how about--aren't you a little bit like a balloon? you got lungs, honey? air in the lungs. can that air be compressed? - yeah. - huh? so what happens to your volume as you go deeper and deeper? smaller. you get scrunched up

it kinda makes sense, that stuff, doesn't it, condtivity? kinda neat stuff. hey, i'll show you something kinda nice for that. here's a piece oiron. good conductor? yeah here's a piece of wood. good conductor? no. no. it turns out wood is a very, very poor conductor as wve talked about. i'm gonna put a piece of paper around this iron. i'm gonna light up my torch again. paper doesn't ght on fire, gang. but if the paper is taken out like this, and it's flamin'. put it against the iron, it goes out. it's charred. that part lit up. oops. call the fire marshal. but what's going on here, gang? well, let's try it with wood. let's try it with wood. our test. be checkin' the neighbor and see if the neighbor knows why that paper didn't light. did yoever read the book by ray bradbury called fahrenheit 4? yes. that 451 is what? that's the temperature in fahrenheit degrees at which paper burns. that was about a book-burning book, yeah? watch this, gang. fire city. that thing is burning up. look at that all right. okay. why with the wood but not with the metal? neighbor tim

and that's kinda nice, that's kinda nice. i remember--i used to prospect for uranium out in colorado and i didn't know my physics then. and we used to be on san luis valley and go up to the sangre de cristo mountain range, and that's where we had some uranium claims. and we drive up there all the time and there always be clouds right over the mountain peaks. and you get up there and it's cold and damp and everything. and out in the valley it's dry. and i used to-- "that's all mixed up. "why aren't the clouds over here where the farmers need them. who needs him up there?" i never knew why the clouds preferred to be near the mountain. as if the cloud was an entity in itself, looking for a place to go, you know? and i didn't know about this things then, but they always--that the air coming across the valley-- --water moisture, there they are, generated right up there. so that's nice on islands with mountains. people there can then have water to drink. i got a question for you. here's an island on the middle of pacific. it's just

kinda neat, huh? kinda relevant, yeah? it turns out that little things have more skin than big things? how about little people? little people had more skin than big people? when i was a kid, they always used to call me skinny. you know why they called me skinny? looking back, i can see why. 'cause i had like-- like i told you guys before, i weighed about 85 pounds in freshman in high school. and all my friends weighed over a hundred and you're skinny. in fact, i used to find out that walking in the cold streets of boston, i always used to seek the sunny side in the winter. after the getting the sun-- to keep warm. my friends-- big, healthy friends, they could walk in the shade. say "hewitt, how come you walk in the sun?" someone says "'cause his skinny." that's true. because i was skinny. you know what that means, skinny? too much skin compared to my body. where do you radiate your heat, gang? through your what? begin with sk. - skin. - skin. okay? through your surface. you're radiating all the time. you're losing heat. yo

kinda neat, huh? kinda relevant, yeah? it turns out that little things have more skin than big things? how about little people? little people had more skin than big people? when i was a kid, they always used to call me skinny. you know why they called me skinny? looking back, i can see why. 'cause i had like-- like i told you guys before, i weighed about 85 pounds in freshman in high school. and all my friends weighed over a hundred and you're skinny. in fact, i used to find out that walking in the cold streets of boston, i always used to seek the sunny side in the winter. after the getting the sun-- to keep warm. my friends-- big, healthy friends, they could walk in the shade. say "hewitt, how come you walk in the sun?" someone says "'cause his skinny." that's true. because i was skinny. you know what that means, skinny? too much skin compared to my body. where do you radiate your heat, gang? through your what? begin with sk. - skin. - skin. okay? through your surface. you're radiating all the time. you're losing heat. yo

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kinda see that? make sense? lee, question. when you reshape it, though, you aren't changing the density of the clay by itself. so what makes it less dense overall? so that-- yeah. we haven't really talked about density yet, have we? but it turns out-- now, i don't change the density of the clay. but i do, nevertheless, when it's submerged like that, get a big air pocket. so as far as the water is concerned, there is something with less-- something of less density when you consider the space that the air pocket takes up. so counting this-- like a hollow piece of iron, of course, will float, see, because it's got the air inside. so the overall density is less. so i can say the overall effective density if you count from, you know, counting the air that's trapped in there. not trapped in there but which just support it, kinda something like that. let's talk about density. make that a little clearer, i hope. here's an object. i'm not gonna tell you what the object is 'cause, you know, we don't care what the object is. but the obje

kinda easy stuff. so when you talk about the wavelength of a wave-- when i say wavelength of a wave, we'll all be talking about the same thing, yeah? okay. there's another thing with a vibration too. there's something vibrating here. okay? now, the vibration has a frequency. what do you suppose the frequency is, gang? you say, "what do you mean what the frequency is?" it's a vibration, what you said." what's the value? what's the numerical value of the frequency? well, the frequency would be how many cycles per second. let's start here. about one per second. what do you get, lee? it will hit about one per second. one point what? one per second. well, let's just say, one per second. yeah. if it swings back and forth, one time per second, then its vibration frequency is one vibration per second. ain't that neat? or we can say one cycle per second. got that? or we could say, one avis-- no, no, no, no, wait, one hertz. [laughter] okay? one hertz is a shortcut name for one vibration per second. you get it?

it's kinda neat. you know what happens when the sound is made over here, guess which ear it gets to first? right. this one and then this one. so what i have inside here, is that compute-- computer computer, okay? and what i do is that-- there. okay. so-- there, okay? you do that with stereo. yeah, you really do it. you adjust, so that you-- you know, where you get all fouled up is when you do it under the water, under the water. do you ever played tag with your friends clicking rocks together? how many people have never done that with they're friends, click rocks together under the water? okay. you know what you gonna do this weekend out of the bay, huh? and you click the rocks together and see if you can find out where the rocks are clicking from. it turns out its very difficult. you know why? because even if it's over here, it gets to this ear and this ear almost the same, four times the speed of sound, gang. you are not equipped for that judgment, a dolphin is. dolphin got two ears. dolphin-- okay.

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it'll be kinda like this. it'd be kinda stretched out, wouldn't it? and guess what behaves the same way? it begins with o and ends with cean, try it. the ocean of the earth. because it turns out, this is our earth, here's the moon over here. the moon's pulling this side harder than it's pulling this side. why? the answer is easy. check your neighbor to be sure we're all there. why is this side being pulled harder than this side? how many say because this side's closer. it's closer. when you're closer the gravity is stronger, hey, no big deal, huh? and that's right. so this side is being pulled out into a shape and this being left behind. now is the earth really moving towards the moon? we on earth think, no, no, no, no. the moon is moving toward the earth. there's a force on the earth, i mean, there's a gravitational force between the earth and the moon that pulls the moon this way, right? why don't the moon crash? because it's moving like that. so as it's being pulled instead of coming over here, it's moving like this. it doesn't get to here, it gets

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and it can kinda be cool. the problem is when people feel they're being taken advantage of. actually, but maybe spanking should come back in. i don't know. >> jimmy: oh yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, we're big supporters of that here. >> my housekeeper. they kind of charm her and so, she does stuff she's not supposed to, like pick up after them. so we have to stop that this summer, when they all come back again. >> jimmy: come on, you guys, get it together. >> yeah. >> jimmy: or -- throw you out. all right, yeah, get it together. i want to show you a clip of "jeff, who lives at home." here's susan sarandon, you guys. >> what do you do in the basement? you're not cleaning it. >> do you really want to know? you didn't like it last time we had this conversation. >> okay, no, you're right. i don't, i don't. did you get the wood glue? >> what are you talking about? >> i left you a note on the kitchen counter. >> i haven't been upstairs. >> one of the shutters on the pantry is broken and i need you to fix it. you know, i'm kind of busy right now, so -- >> all i want for my birthday is f

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♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> tomorrow we will make it. by the middle of the week, we will be in the 70's. look at the temperatures next week. what happened to winter? >> do not forget the clock. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. >>> he's america's most listened to talk radio host. >> rush limbaugh. [ applause ] >> greetings,

and then drop off, kinda like the negotiator. thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. thanks, everybody. [cheers and applause] they say the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. but after a concerted effort to cram meat through my belly button, i'm going back to my mouth. this is thought for food. ♪ folks, i'm a chocoholic. that's why i was so upset when i saw this. >> critical news today for candy bar lovers. they're making them smaller. the mars company have said they will stop selling chocolate products with more than 250 calories in them by the end of next year. and that, my friends, means no 500-calorie king-size snickers or milky way bars. >> stephen: i would cry, but my tear ducts are clogged with nougat. [ laughter ] according to the mars company, the change is to promote, quote "responsible snacking." oh, great. now, i need to snack responsibly. can i get that nestle crunch with brown rice? [ laughter ] could i get just the ikes, with the mikes on the side? and i'll have just an m. i'm driving. [ laughter ] i don't want a smaller bar. i want a bar so bi

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even though it's kinda funny because it was shot in the 80s and the corpse has a perm. then i gotta sign the stupiç form again that says, "i understand that cannibalism is against company policy." so bravo representative jones, for trying to get rid of unnecessary laws. should you make it into the white house, please streamline the constitution it should read "we the people... got it, thanks." we'll be right back. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. my guest tonight is a lawyer fighting against unpaid internships. but if any of my interns ask he's the president of uzbekistan. please welcome ross eisenbrey. [cheers and applause] thank you so much for coming on. thrilled to be here sir, give the people your cv. you are the vice president of economic policy institute, a lawyer, former commissioner of u.s. occupational safety and health review commission. you have written a 1,000 word article that says interns are a scourge on the labor market. what do you have against interns, sir? >> that is not what i said. >> stephen: you said

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> welcome back. 6:45.k out in sun screen over the weekend? i did. >> try to keep it young. >> it is miss laura's birthday. >> and i hope a nice day on tap. >> we're going to see a nice day. one more nice day and then the rain arrives, so mother nature know who is not to mess with, that's laura garcia-cannon. we've got fog out there, starting to really develop over the bay. overall visibility is pretty good. we have have reduced visibility in santa rosa. everywhere else 10 miles or better. a gorgeous start over the city by the bay t the fog is back. that's going to cool us down 5 to 8 degrees from where we ended up yesterday. it's cold. grab your jacket. leave your umbrella home at least for now. we'll tell you when the showers arrive. we have a weak front on the way through tonight. it's going to usher in colder air and a few showers as of tomorrow morning. we'll time them out for you. 2:00 a.m., you can see getting shower activity from santa rosa south to san francisco. that front will continue to slide t

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♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> 6:13.historic four-day visit to silicon valley by israeli president shimon peres continues. this time he is at facebook headquarters. that's where stephanie chuang joins us live in menlo park with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seems to be trendy for politicians, high profile folks to connect with top tech leaders, no difference for president perez who along with security will be here at facebook headquarters at 9:00 this morning. he seems excited especially about launching an international facebook page. >> be my friend. >> reporter: this morning the 88-year-old is scheduled to meet with mark zuckerberg after he connected with ibm leaders yesterday and toured a research lab. and before thursday's visit to google. perez says the visit to face sbook an effort to learn more about social networking and how to use to the reach out to young arabs in places where israel does not have traditional diplomatic ties. >> what does shot that individual persons can today do things th

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> good evening everyone. carolyn chron son. dan has the night off. we begin in oakland where 2 children have been sent to the hospital. unintended victims of a shooting there tonight. it happened near 86 and bancroft. lets get the latest now from allen wong live from the scene of this shootin shooting. >> i'm to step out of the way so you can look at this really scary accident. police say this happened around 6:30 this evening. apparently the driver of this blue newer model bentley with 24 inch rims plowed into a monte carlo that was taking a left-hand turn on to 86. they were westbound, the driver of the bentley was westbound on bancroft. they were taking a left on 86 street from what we understand. the fire crew had to actually cut the roof off of that monte carlo and get a five year old boy and 10-year-old girl out. their mother and another relative were also in the car. what we are hearing is that the kid were taken to children's hospital but they only had minor injuries. so they escaped serious injuries.

why not. >> jimmy: kinda kept it a little private and then -- >> yeah. and then just -- why not?>> well, you know what? i wanted jeremy lin to do well but i wanted the heat to win. >> jimmy: yeah, i gotcha. >> and then, poor jeremy lin just -- it was painful. >> jimmy: it was just awful, yeah. >> it was painful. >> jimmy: isn't that a great story? >> his story is absolutely amazing. he is literally the epitome of -- you know, when people say, "oh, you're lucky." but it's really like when -- when opportunity and preparedness come together, he was just so prepared for when his opportunity came. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's doing very good, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love it. 'cause he was like -- like cut from the team and like -- didn't -- couldn't get into like -- >> he was about to be cut from the knicks and then they were like, "well, you know -- get in there." >> jimmy: what do we got to lose? yeah. >> "yeah, yeah, get in there." >> jimmy: yeah, the guy selling hot dogs was playing for one quarter as well. [ laughter ] the knicks will try anything. yeah. and then th

but it's kinda okay, 'cause he completely let himself go anyway. donald...nald? you got the tan, you got the laundry down. but you gotta hit the gym, pork chop. but donald. i like how you roll. i've seen pictures of your house. everything in your house is gold. who the fuck decorated your house, flavor flav's dentist? i'll say this, though. your wife is hot. the best part is, she married you for love. yup. [crowd booing] she loves money. [crowd booing] oh! hey, what are you gonna do? heeeeeeeeeey! - come on, let him do his thing, come on. let him do--look. - all right. donald trump, you're a baller. you're a shot-caller. you run the game and give the buildings your name. you're the real deal. and i hope some day i can roll chump style. - you called him "chump," not trump. it's trump. you said, "donald chump." - really? well, maybe comedy ain't my game right now, but-- - it's all right. - why don't you finish it off? - could i just show them something? could i just show them something? - sure, show them. - you know the situation? - yeah. that--that definitely

and then drop off, kinda like the negotiator. at olive garden. choose from 6 items like the new calzone, or half a flatbread, or a half panini. have it with unlimited soup or salad, and get plenty of breadsticks. it's your lunch, your way, and it's just $6.95 at olive garden. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight has been called the premiere combat journalist of his generation. he's about to meet the premiere combat avoider of any generation. please welcome dexter filkins! ( cheers and applause ) hey, dexter. nice to meet you. please, sit down. you're a pulitzer prize-winning journalist. you're the author of the book "the forever war." and now you work at the "new yorker," true? >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, when you're in a war zone, what was the latest one you were in? >> ah, pakistan. >> stephen: okay, you're in pakistan, things are getting hairy,un, maybe you're trying to stay away from the bad guys our find out where they are. does it ever occur to you-- the work ter"new yorker" why don't i do movie reviews or draw the cartoons

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ ♪ >> alan: hundreds of thousandsople attended an open air mass in mexico celebrate by pope benedict xvi. the crowd cheered when the pope put on a sombrero given to him by someone in the crowd. he urged them to use their faith to avoid the evil of drugs and violence. he now heads to cuba for the first papal visit in 14 years. >> ama: wore going back live to tomas roman at the hall of justice. police are having a news conference on the investigation into the five people killed on howth street on friday. what's the latest? >> reporter: the chief just wrapped up the news conference. he said his 40 investigators have been working diligently since friday morning, have arrested one suspect. they arrested the individual on five counts of hts hts. police -- counts of homicide. the arrest was made in connection with five people found murdered on friday morning in a house on howth street. the body we learn that one of the victims was associated with a chinatown gang at least ten years ago but police sources could not tell us wh

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> the city of walnut creakoved a giant oak tree and planning to cut down a second one this month. work crews removed this tree from oak road yesterday. a second tree nearby will be cut down on march 20. both trees have serious decay and could potentially fall over. >>> fred inglis joins us now for sports. >> all the major league bay area teams do a nice job with the community and remembering their own people. a new gig on espn, induction into the basketball hall of fame and the golden state warriors will retire his number 17. and he meant youngsters where they began the ground breaking for refurbishing two courts that will be renamed chris mulleins courts. these courts reminded chris of his early days growing up in brooklyn. >> i love to come to a park like this by myself and shoot baskets. felt myself getting better. just got kind of attached and hooked on it. as i improved my self-esteem improved. loved the competition. also had a desire to do nings on my -- to do things on my own. >> the giants beat san dieg

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ [captioning made possible bystellation energy group] >> good morning, i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. >> we've been lucky. how about today? >> gorgeous yesterday. we had rain last night. a front came through early this morning, and now that's going to drop the temperatures back 20 degrees into the 50's. it's still not cold, but you'll notice a difference. you can see a little bit of rain left over on the eastern or

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> now the weather, completeecast and the first warning of severe weather. >> welcome back, everybody. starting to brighten a little bit out there. and it is going to take some time. we will see hazy sunshine, limited but through the afternoon it is going to get warmer also. this is what we had going on this morning. all of those showers, even a couple of thunderstorms drifting around but most have died down. as they have the cloud are trying to break up. the breeze, there is not much of one but will pick up this afternoon mixing out those clouds, visibility starting to improve. earlier today we were down to zero for visibility, zero in easton and ocean city but those are starting to come up. temperatures will respond because of that. 62 in baltimore, 68 in dc. this is already way above our average high for this time of year and we are going to keep climbing this afternoon. take a look at the eastern part of the country, the same idea we talked about the past few days, this is all of the cold air over the west wh

♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> mike: the last time tigerds had the lead in a golf tournament into going into the weekend was in 2009. well he is back apart the leader board at arnie's event. eagle putt on 4. can't get it to fall but tiger would birdie to take the outright lead. we go to 15. tiger, a three-stroke lead bit his drive goes way left. and when he drops his club, not good. out-of-bounds. tiger will double bogey, shoots a 71. that opened the door for graham mcdowell. just misses the birdie putt. trails tiger by one stroke heading into the final round. >> looking forward to it. going to be fun. me and graham, a good time for both of us, we like competing and playing. we're going to have fun tomorrow. >> mike: women's ncaa tournament, stanford plays south carolina tonight at 8:30 p.m. what's up with that. cardinal riding a 30-game win streak and their two victories away from a fifth straight trip to the final four. stanford worked hard all season to secure top speed in the region player, where the coach says the team is comfortable,

kinda weird.ng alone in a laundromat, eating a slice of white bread. [ laughter ] that's kind of boring. >> yo, did somebody say "borin'"? >> jimmy: my gosh, boring elvis, is that you? [ laughter ] >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i can't believe this is happening. ladies and gentlemen, here to sing his new hit song, "i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread," it's boring elvis! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread ♪ ♪ i'm gonna put some bread in my mouth wash them clothes till the stains come out ♪ ♪ i'm gonna go to a laundromat and eat some bread i said i'm gonna go laundromatin' ♪ ♪ eat some bread oh, ohh ♪ >> jimmy: boring elvis, everybody! boring elvis. we will be right back with aziz ansari. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ smiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picki