no, different rainbows. a little closer. [laughter] same rainbow? no. really close, get down there, lee. same rainbow? it looks better doesn't it, huh? [laughter] okay, thanks a lot, gang. let's hear it for lee and julie, huh? hey, all right. [applause] you've all done this. you've all gone scuba diving, if not snorkeling at least or just swimming in the water. how many people have not done this? swim in the water at some time in your life, go way down as far as you can and then look up and see what it looks like. how many people have not done that? i want to see what you look like. we've all done that right? and what have we seen? it depends on how rough the water is, uh huh. what does a fish see when it looks up, okay? the water. the fish's point of view looking up is the same as the light coming down, see? light coming from straight above comes straight down to the fish. light coming like this bends like that to the fish. light like this bends like that to the fish. and over here, maybe light like that just bends to the fish. and if the fish looks up

let's follow it ♪ butterfly in the sky it's in a book ♪ a reading rainbow ♪ a reading rainbow ♪ a reading ♪ >> lerks val, of burton. >> welcome to a very special edition of "a reading rein bow." would you like to hear a story about the disliewgz of identity and unfillable void in us all. >> the very hungry caterpillar. >> no, it's "the great gatsby." >> huh? >> the book you were just talking about. it's a searching indictment of self-delusion and material excess in which the greed of the times completely corrodes the very fabric of the american dream. >> shut up and tell us what happens. >> carey, a book isn't just go bwhat happens. it's about the author's imagination. every word say magic carpet waiting to whisk you off to another time or place. but you don't have to take my word for it. read the book! >> >> stephen: he's reet, carey, this whole time we've running away from the book when we could have just sat down and read it. >> you're so right, steen picouldn't have said it better myself. >> stephen: thanks, lavar. >> i still can't read. >> here, try my reading glasses. >> oh, my god.

begin with r and with b. - rainbow. - a rainbow. and that rainbow is another word for spectral-- spectrum of colors, yeah? and this will give us spectrum of colors too. it turns out it will give a spectrum of colors because it turns out different colors of light will travel at different speeds-- right. --through this material or any material. did you guys know the speed of light is less in glass and water than it is in air? and how come the light slows down when it gets to the glass or when it gets to the water or anything? and here's another thing. this used to bother me years ago. if the light slows down when it gets in the glass, how's it speed up when it comes out the other side? it seemed if you want to get light to slow down, get it on a piece of glass plates and at the end, you can just catch it in a bucket. that keep dribbling down, yeah? but how does the light speed up again? how does light get through glass? let me give you a little scenario of something like how that works. light is a throbbing spark of electromagnetic en

and this is what it looked like. ♪ ♪ take a look it's in our book a reading rainbow a reading rainbowir color was darker. >> jimmy: much darker there. but, anyway. i appreciate you saying the nice things about that. that really means a lot to me, to come from you. i'm a giant, giant fan. and thank you for this book, it's so interesting. all the stories. the story i love, too, is how you first met jim. would you like to tell us that? >> he was in the garage and he was real shy. just sort of standing in the corner, and all of a sudden he turned around and went, "reading rainbow!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, he did not. >> no, no. >> jimmy: what was he like? do you get asked this all the time? was he shy? was he loud? >> he wouldn't even look at you. he just was real shy. and then all of a sudden he grew his hair. and i'm not into guys, but michelangelo's david was in the band. >> jimmy: really? just stunning looking. >> and i said, "how do you get your hair to go like that?" and he said, "wash it and don't comb it." >> jimmy: there you go. [ light laughter ] cool, man. just take that fro

can you see a rainbow, too, jordan? the lights are rainbows. the lights turn into rainbows. that's right. you made a rainbow using your prism. you try it. ok. i'll try it. hendrick: you'll be surprised how many new ideas and approaches can come from these discussions. i do see a rainbow. it's very pretty. in and out of the classroom, we should look for ways to provide multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, and other community experiences for our children. woman: and you know what? we're going to have a very special visit today from linda from in the butterfly room. did you know that linda is chinese? she's going to come over. she's going to cook with us today. yeah. we need to put it on the foil. hendrick: we've learned that the more variety of experiences children have in their lives, the wider the range is of creative expression. the more personal experiences our children have with people and situations outside of their own environment, the more material our children can draw on to incorporate in their play. and the father said, "it's dinnertime! it's dinnertime! it's dinnertime!"

a rainbow after a sudden shower. this is another beautiful shot of a rainbow.ulus clouds orange, reddish, a beautiful shot here. this is looking into the clouds over chicago from wisconsin. and there is fog coming in from the lake tonight. here we see it moving inland as we start switching the wind around to the northeast. and lightning is a big feature of recent weather. in this spectacular shot of the lightning last night. these are all last night lightning shots over the city of chicago. so we have had our own meteorological excitement. it is hard of that mammoth system that produced the tornado in oklahoma city and that area there. here you can see the skies. if you got under one of these showers, you had some big rain tallies no doubt in your area. missed them, they were nearby. we are about to end the longest warm street, nine consecutive days above normal coming to an end. we have not put that many normal days to get her since january. we were in the 70s today. tomorrow, nearly 20 degrees full- as we develop the length michigan wins the come up with maxi

[ applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, he will be igniting a rainbow of fire, a hunl multipronged toilet paper weapon and he built personal hover crafts for us. you know, i tell you, when i was a kid, they used to have ads in the back of the kmomic books, build your own hovercraft. even in the kid when my imagination was vast, i knew i was too dumb to build one by myself. so i decided to get my own talk show to get smart to build one for me. tonight my dream comes true. now all i need is sex with a woman. in new zealand, the government released a list of names that the parents aren't allowed to give their children. all baby names have to be approved before they're given to a child. the government say since 2001, nay eve had to turn down six different requests to name a baby luis fer. 62 requests to name a kid justice and even a request to name a child anal. that can't be right, can it? that's got to be a dyslexic family trying to name their kid anal. maybe we should put new zealand in charge of our celebrity parents. you want to name your child bear blue? no his name is david because he's a pe

whose website today i ate a rainbow, monster. her brother was forced to stay at home and exercise. so like the obama administration. dog chasing a ball around a safe. i don't know what that meant. >> why do we need metaphors. >> not all can be winners or even losers because that was beneath a loser. always great to see you. you look fantastic. is she your new hero and should president obama be impeached. >> no to one, two to yes, a to the first one. i think mcdonald's isn't tricking anybody. we all know when a clown is inviting you to eat food -- when we were children back in the '40s we'd get cereal boxes with records on the back and we had to cut them out and i didn't think it was a trick. i thought it was an inducement to eat sugar cereal. the idea that mcdonald's will sell you an apple is revolting. i go for shamrock shakes and mcribs. >> you know who tried to get us to eat an apple, the snake in the garnd of eden. >> some people have to have dreams. >> that by the way, think of the press for your funeral. dana you hate children. was this child used as a prop? >> i'm not okay w

this is, of course, "somewhere over the rainbow," performed live in 1984 by star search champion samd applause ] >> jimmy: that's what we call napalm in the business. >> all right, i'm going to stick it all the way with this one. >> steve: hey! >> remember that. this is a song you may or may not know. it's boyz ii men, "i'll make love to you." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ girl relax let's go slow i ain't got nowhere to go i'm just gon' concentrate ♪ ♪ on you girl are you ready it's gon' be a long night throw your clothes on the floor ♪ ♪ i'm gonna take my clothes off too i've made plans to be with you ♪ ♪ girl whatever you ask me you know i can do i'll make love to you like you want me to ♪ ♪ and i'll hold you tight baby all through the night i'll make love to you when you want me to ♪ ♪ and i will not let go 'till you tell me to ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the winner, clearly, john krasinski! oh, my goodness. two more episodes of "the office" left. thursdays at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. eli roth joins us next. see you after the break. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'll make love to you lik

a rainbow of hope. change is coming. my friends. and we're all here today to make sure that that happens. >> if it passes it would ban gay adult leaders and parents. >> graduation ceremonies again tomorrow at uc berkeley this, year a silicon valley icon and two political heavy weights are among commencement speakers. tomorrow, u.s. attorney general holder will address the school of law commencement at the greek theater, then, saturday, apple co-founder will be the key note speaker for a graduating ceremony, monday, may 20th will address political science graduate autos giants park concession workers could soon walk off their jobs. the union called for a vote tomorrow. nearly 800 employees say they haven't had a raise in four years. center plate claims they are among the highest-paid in the industry. >> go, warriors, golden state warriors going into game three tonight. abc 7 news alan wong joins us live where fans are hoping for magic tonight. allen? >> yes. i hear it's going to be loud here tonight. warriors pulling out stops and th

rainbows out there as well. what is in store for today, christina? >> i like those moves jon kelley was doing with the rainbow. very nice. very nice. you're right on point, as usual. it was refreshing. we do need a little bit of moisture at this point because that have very dry pattern, dry heat last week. onshore flow has been good for us. 56 to start the day in san jose. gilroy at 48 degrees. return of the 40s down here today. pretty good this morning. temperatures are nice and mild compared to the 30s and 40s we have to deal with in the winter months and the fall, of course. pretty good. getting to that time of year we're getting to longer days. mornings will be more mild each and every day as we transition to summertime. look at this. more organized activity now santa rosa extends all the way far south to san francisco this morning. you may be using your windshield wiper. zoom in for you and show you these spotty cells as they develop. right here you can see in the last 10 to 15 minutes getting more of that isolated activity. we have a pop-up thu

beyond marriage there's more going on in the news to drive up the price of your rainbow flag i stockto art. last week, jason collins, the nba center that came out of the closet and announced he was gay. the news was met with a resounding oh, how nice from most people. sunday, the previous openly gay in sports pioneer march tina and a half ter loaf a appeared on face the nation to talk about him coming out in the nba. in the course of that interview on cbs, she said this. >> we still don't have equal rights. i have been getting on twitter, why does this matter, i don't care, which is code for i really don't want to know, but it does matter. in 29 states, you can be fired not just for being gay but if the employer thinks you're gay, you could still get fired. >> upon hearing her explain it on a sunday morning tv show, a group called politifact decided to check it out, this thing this person on television is saying about policy in the american states, could this thing be true? we are on the case. here is the fact that they decided to test in its own special way. >> in 29 states in this

still for sale when you have of products and -- if you wanto say, tune here just me running, get rainbowst to hear me doing another reflection of eternal, we did. of the album. . think it is good quality work i feel like i have done a enough to where i could reference to my own catalog and point to certain but in the meantime, i am going to be doing this. tavis: i always ask how your mother is. i have worked with your mother over the years. i want to take a second to talk about the impact your father had on your musical choices. >> without a doubt. when my mother who has influenced me in terms of my riding, but my music -- terms of writing, but my music comes from my father. my father was a dj. he had vinyl everywhere. he had vinyl all over the house lined up on the walls. everything from bob dylan to --l cosby to marvin gaye everything. he was into pop music. we were listening to it in the mornings on the way to school, and on the weekends we listened to kids. i got a pop music was the old records. i knew a lot of music, so i did not get into the pot until junior high school. when i got

this is a rainbow from candace. this is right here dulles airport. candace took this picture about 8:00 this morning. beautiful rainbow showed up there. there is the sky over washington. now we have 76 at reagan national. humidity is high. light southerly breeze. storm team 4 radar showing a few showers far north and west of us. nothing severe popping up yet. but between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m., anywhere in this yellow zone there is the potential for severe storms. northern virginia, east virginia, the threat mainly could be some very heavy rain with hail. may cause localized flooding. also, a smaller risk of damaging winds later today. right now temperatures are in the mid and upper 70s. not going to warm up much more. should have afternoon highs peaking in the upper 70s to 80 degrees. 90% chance of showers and thundershowers. that will be later this afternoon sxoo and into perhaps this evening. some of the thundershowers may still get going into the evening. this is as of around 12:30, 1:00. not too much farther ahead here. about another hour. we have a

wonders if it's a happy ending because he lives in a yellow house, my pot of gold at the end of a rainbow after finally receiving $190,000 in rest tuition. unending that could go either way. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. before we kickoff the first panel we have a special treat for you. we are lucky enough to have the filmmaker in one of the subjects that premiered at the sundance festival called gideon's army. they fight tooth and nail in possible odds. you are going to get a sneak peak at this right now. [film] >> the judge is going to tell you that the state fails to prove their case. it is your duty, you must acquit. that's the beauty of this system. it's set up to give people the presumption of innocence. to give them an opportunity to not just be heard, but hold the state accountable. you want to take my liberty, you've got to do it right, if you don't acquit. the 5th amendment to the united states constitution guarantees it. as i have made my objection throughout this trial to make sure this kid gets a fair trial. it's not a big case is what they say. they are say

rainbow? (laughter) bambi's head? oh, really? [bleep] punt is fine? [bleep] punt is fine but don't bring up bambi, that is over the line, stewart! (laughter) so far nearly 200,000 people have sound a petition on change.org to keep the old merida and to legalize pot. that's just automatically added to every internet petition. and in response disney assured the public that while yes the new merida will appear on some merchandise, the original merida will still exist. and that really merida just wanted to dress up for her coronation ceremony. because they think we're [bleep] idiots. you know what the problem here is, merida was never a disney character, shes with a pixar character. and i know disney owns pixar but it is not the same that is why-- looks like this and not this. that is why jesse from "toy story" wears chaps an not a ball gown and why holy shiftwell from cars 2, well, who [bleep] cars about cars 2 but the point is this, disney, you need to reconsider this makeover because you have an arrangement with the parents of america of which i am one

you have to find alcohol you have to drink but that doesn't require anything the world beams like a rainbow you get a surge of energy it gives you such a rush you don't even need to take anything to get beautiful my so. i can do anything. i admit. that i'm sick. i acknowledged the gravity of my crimes. i spent twenty years incarcerated and every time we got on scene i couldn't understand why what's happened. feel like a baby who's just been born. because it was only now discovering love kindness. forty five i only just realised what love for my father as you can now really. yes i feel his love for me. this patient comes across as an almost totally same person but he's a very good actor we is psychiatry can see that in fact he is very emotionally distant his facial expression is a mobile although he speaks according to classic standards of literary language but those who suffer from schizophrenia typically have no speaking disorder in other words schizophrenia implies a dissociated entity a schism of the mind but only someone who is very intelligent can become a schizo frantic please remembe

, the words "over the rainbow."s -- would be familiar to many for the lyrics he wrote. you know the song, brother, can you spare a dime? as fortunately as relevant today as it was back in the 20's and 30s. you also know the musician who writes the music but you don't know the lyrics. harvard was a black-list lyricist. he is this person who put together the wizard of oz. he is the one who wrote "somewhere over the rainbow." his son wrote a book "who put the rainbow in the wizard of oz." frankbaum who wrote the book didn't have a rainbow. andment witness did the first integrated all-black shows on broadway. he -- cabin in the sky. one of the people in that play was a guy called joe. and during the mccarthy era, joe mccarthy said he was talking about joseph stalin or joseph lenin. i can't remember which one. it was very inspiring to see all that rip brought us frock. brother can you spare a dime, to the wizard of oz. a as people watch the winter sadr of0s every thanksgiving, what is interesting is that remarkable produ

. >> reporter: the same day, a rainbow appeared in the sky. as if to celebrate a project to add color to a town where the future once seemed only gray. nhk world, karakuwa, miyagi prefecture. >>> thousands of residents are still waiting to go home. vast tracts of land are still waiting to be restored. and more than half of fishing ports on the pacific coast must be rebuilt. people in northeastern japan still face challenges following the 2011 disaster, but step by step, they're moving forward. see their stories every wednesday on "the road ahead" right here on "newsline." >>> another beautiful day in tokyo. meteorologist robert speta is here with more on that. robert. >> we are continuing to see these sunny skies across most of japan here. going into thursday, and even friday, it does look like the high pressure that's producing it is going to continue to linger overled. we're seeing these strong southerly winds. that's going to also bring these temperatures up actually into tokyo, by friday expect temperatures to go into the high 20s. but by