but as monika reports, the red cross helps people in many ways. >> the story of the american red cross starts here, in washington d.c. during the civil war, the sanitary commission was started to help sick and injured union soldiers. a woman named clara barton joined that effort. she became known as "the angel of the battlefield." >> during the americanlefield." civil war, it wasn't too common for women to be near the battlefield. clara barton changed all that by providing aid to soldiers, and so that's why they called her the angel of the battlefield. >> after the war, she visited europe and learned about an organization there called the international red cross. >> the international red cross movement started in europe to help relieve the suffering of people affected by war. it was founded by henry dunant, a swiss businessman, and still today, we honor him by using the reverse of the swiss flag for our symbol -- the red cross against a white background. >> returning to the united states, she founded the american red cross in 1881. and ever since then, the american red cross has been h

red. you see it's red? and a term we're gonna learn later on that when the different speeds will bend different amounts. and that's why this and rainbows you see above you, display the colors that we see. it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start

>> we are at red cliffs natural preserve in red rock canyon state park, and this red rock canyon state park is 27,000 acres of beautiful cliffs that you see here in the background. >> well, now, when you say "beautiful cliffs," that's the understatement. what are we lookin' at? why is it this color? and i assume this is why red rock canyon got its name. >> that is correct, huell. the area here has a transverse fault called the garlock fault that comes off the sierra nevadas and tehachapi mountains, and this area was covered with a lot of sand and sedimentary rock many, many years ago in the miocene, the pliocene era. well, then, later came a volcanic surge and laid over it, and then with this fault uplifted, and most of these-- all these cliffs, besides this cliff, faced to the south, and as the wind and rain came along, it eroded and made these fabulous curtains as you go down and see these cliffs here in red rock canyon. >> yeah, not only-- oh, look over here, when you talk about curtains, this is just spectacular. not only the color, which is the first thing that hits you, but the f

is the at-bat -- >> the red sox win! >> welcome back to "way too early" a very special edition on the 100th birthday of fenway park. yes, i'm a yankee fan. i'll be throwing down to new york to another yankee fan, bill kari karins. i'm a strange man in a strange land. >> they only let one of us in. i think we're going to get the game in on saturday. obviously today's game will get in, sunday night, though, big question mark. i actually highly doubt they'll be able to play it because of the storm coming up the east coast. boston forecast, saturday looks fine. sunday into monday, a lot of heavy rain. for all of new england. so let me get to that storm. it's in the middle of the country right now. this is the one that's going to wash out some people's plans over the weekend. so saturday, just some showers traveling up through pennsylvania, new york state, maybe some thunderstorms late in the afternoon around d.c. that's your typical afternoon shower and storms. not a big deal. not going to ruin your plans. but the storm that

red but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights and green and yellow. and red like those powders and syrups kept behind the counter at blocks pharmacy. red. and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes of the late staying patrons on sunday mornings. and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay

and the red sox.ster and fred. that was just a great team. there is so much about this ballpark -- >> jim rice. >> yeah. jim rice was a great player. that was an awesome team. that was such a good team you hated to see them go through their careers without winning a title. it was nice to see them eventually in 2004 get it done. >> we talked to scott brown off camera. we were just walking around the field and he said, you know, the thing i love about john thune is he's conservative, but he's not an idea log. and john's one of those guys where there are a group of us that can work with democrats k sit down and talk to moderate democrats and still try to get things done in the senate. the senate -- this is the least productive senate in 20 years. historically it is. but there are still senators on both sides working hard to try to get things done. >> and i think this is an election year. so as you know it's a very polarized atmosphere right now. when this is all said and done, we're going to have to figu

washington red skins fans to come and watch as red skins get ready to watch that number two pick which will probably be robert griffin the third. building hype for this team and he is a guy this franchise has been looking for, to be the face of the franchise for many years to come, they have been looking for this for a long time and they hope, this is the guy, who can get the job done. now as you just mentioned the red skins have not done the draft party, like this at fedex field on a thursday before because of robert griffin the third and all the hype that comes with him they are doing this on a thursday and also having a party on saturday, as well. this particular event, 6:00 p.m. tonight, is when the doors did open, there are people standing outside waiting to get inside still having that party saturday, draft starts at 8, rg 3 is number two pick it won't take long for red skins to make that decision, they are the number two pick rg 3 should be a done deal shortly after the draft starts and fans we know they are going to be excited they have been waiting for this for a long time bac

too red hot, or does the stock have more room to run?im whitehurst, president and ceo of red hat, to find out more about the company and profits. mr. whitehurst, welcome to "mad money". >> hey, jim, it's great to be back. >> jim, this was a monster quarter. i'm trying to get into the psychology of how a monster quarter could have been missed by many. because i've got to tell you, i expected big things from you and it seemed like wall street is just looking at a different model from what you're doing. you've been consistently saying that all these things can happen. they consistently underrate you and overrate your competitors. they overrate microsoft. why is it that they don't understand the power of your business model? >> well, because of the fundamental business model is so different. right? it's a very different model where rerely on broad the communities of users and the web 2.0 companies to develop our software. that means in the end, our cash flow characteristics are far superior to other companies with a different revenue size. w

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. >>> another big story that all of d doctor, is watching the red skins -- dc is watching the red skins hours away from drafting their first franchise quarterback in years, that are expected to pick heisman tree phi winner, robert griffin the third. he is described as a natural leader with everything the skins are looking for. up first, dave feldman. >> it has been over 50 years since the red skins drafted a quarterback this high back when norm snead was taken there was not nearly as much hype as robert griffin the third. lyndsey murphy joins us from new york city hello. >> reporter: hey, feldy nfl does it big every sunday during regular season no stage is bigger than the stage here in new york city radio city music hall home of the nfl draft, 51st and 6th avenue this is the place where dreams come true the place where college players find out where their future nfl home is. 26 of the countries best college football players will walk the red carpet into radio city music hall with hopes their wait in the green room is a short one more than 4,000 people will watch in person millions on th

since the last time we spoke to the ceo in october, has red hat become too red hot or does the stockoom to run? mr. whiteurs, welcome back to mad money. >> it's great to be back. >> this was a monster quarter. i'm trying to get into the psycholo psychology of how a monster quarter could have been missed by many. i expected big things from you. it seems like wall street is looking at a different model from what you're doing. you've been consistently saying all these things can happen, they consistently underrate you and overrate your competitors. they overrate microsoft. why is it they don't understand the power of your business model? >> well, because the fundamental business model is so different, right? it's a very different model where we rely on broad communities of users and big 2.0 companies to develop our software. our cash flow characteristics are far superior to other companies with a similar revenue size which makes us more profitable from a cash perspective and we're able to continue to grow that. every year the analysts model our growth rate will decelerate and we continu

another red flag warning. now, it may look clear outside but the lack of rain has created dangerously dry conditions. >> we'll have the latest on the fires but first let's get a check on that wind and the forecast. what we could be expecting on this tuesday. >> good morning, everyone. yes, we do have another red flag warning that goes in effect today, but we're also going to be dealing with the dry and windy conditions. right now we are cool and breezy. things are going to start to pick up just like they did yesterday as we go more into the afternoon and that's why this red flag warning will be in effect at lunch time until 8:00 p.m. this evening. you can see all the areas here shaded in the red color. we're look at the winds right now, not doing so bad but pretty much on the light side. calm, but like i said, these gusts will be up to about 35 miles per hour just like we saw yesterday. maryland's most powerful radar is dry now and it will stay that way. let's send this over to angela for a check of that traff

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red. she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to t

so there's a red carpet.in that dress right there with the bow on it and then the other one with the -- her back out. and some other stuff. i know viola davis. everyone keeps saying in my ear viola davis. where is she? show me viola davis. if you keep saying viola davis. we're not on her anymore. okay. all right. so we're going to move on now. it's definitely not a crowd you want to bomb in front of. fortunately, many of our presidents know how to be the comedian in chief. and sometimes their first ladies bring down the house. here's a look back. >> i'm absolutely delighted to be here. as is laura. >> she's hot. muy caliente. >> as you know, i always look forward to these dinners. it's just a bunch of media types. hollywood liberals. democrats like joe biden. how come i can't have dinner with the 36% of the people who like me? >> all this change hasn't been easy. change never is. so i've cut the tension by bringing a new friend to the white house. he's warm. he's cuddly, loyal, enthusiastic. you just have to

i enjoy that red. >> j-red, of course. >> guess what i have on? maybe i'll be jay orange next year.'m excited to be back. i love you and your show. thank you for having me. >> absolutely. you are supporting sf. >> i'm from oakland. the raiders were in l.a. i had to support who was there. that was the 9ers. >> so during this time of year, football games -- you are lking about the family, football, food. it's a blessing. what i do as a career, comedy has always been like that since i was young, always wanting to entertain, have a comb or broom in my hand. >> what i didn't say for people not aware is that you have entertainment street. it's your comedy, ministry, and you have a vision for that. you left the couch for a ten city tour? ten city tour. >> what made you decide to do that? >> growing up, always wanting to entertain the family, it's been a dream of mine to do comedy. as i was able to do my thing, i was able to present myself with almost a venture, faith walk. i didn't have a sponsor. i said i want to put on this tour. i have a vision of putting a gospel, arsenio hall type of

the american red cross has these stip -- tips. make sure you have these things, water, nonperishable foods a flashlight larks battery powered hand cranked radio. have a first i'd kit and any -- aid kid and any medications. >>> the maryland legislators have come to the end of their session without passing the budget. they did, however pass what they're calling a dooms day budget. there are several cuts and no added taxes. one of the sticking points with have added table games to casino maryland and another one in prince george's county. that failed. there's no word about a special session yet. that would have to be ordered by the governor. >> the legislature failed toen act an operating budget and it was pretty far away from the plan that i submitted to the legislator, which is really a shame. >> we will be watching what happens and let you know if the special session is ordered. >>> they call themselves the three amigos, two women and one man, friends who work in maryland's public schools claimed their big prize yesterday. joce st

>>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in norway, the mother of three delightful children. let's go to andy levy for our pre game report. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> the night is dark and full of terrors, america. our top story tonight, mexico's president thinks the health care system should be like his country's. the shocking story that will make you lol. and mitt romney gets pranked by his staff. our allstar pam will investigate how his -- our allstar panel will investigate. and keith olberman is fired. don't wore ree. are you not watching a rerun from last year. >> thank you, andy, or should i say mr. tousenburg. >> i don't know what that means. >> i happened to come across a painting at the legion of honor in san francisco. seems to me that he looks an awful lot like you. >> i was hoping that would never go public, greg. >> well, here it is. >> yes, indeed. >> have i to say he has some impressive side burns. >> thank you very much. >> and tattoo. >> look, what i do on

the head of the red cross is in damascus to secure better he wantsed red cross to be able -- wants the to be able to reach those that have beenç wounded. he also wants to imimplement a daily two-hour cease-fire. jonathan head is monitoring events from istanbul and)r's me now. feels jonathan, like another tall order, but what chance do you feel he's got? >> i think givenç that the ann plan specifies that two-hour break in hostility and the fact that the syrian government has finally set up a deadline toú withdraw its forces, it is a reasonable request to make. despite the syrian's acceptance of the plan, the firing by some accounts hasç actually intensified. we are getting dailyly reports of intense attacks by syrian forces apparently trying to take as muchç ground back from the opposition. so it is arguably a worse time now for civilians than at any other time in the conflict.ç we have seen entire villages evacuating. all of those need treating. u.n. estimates are something like a million people displaced. and any pzoqortion of those have actually gone outside to places like turke

like you are tied up and you said red robin, red robin! appleby, appleby. >> wow fnlt. >> it is a safe word. how do you say it? you don't whisper it. >> i was just told we lost four sponsors. >> but we have gained a gimp. >>- q. i another one? -- >> another one? >> you work better under competition. >> if mitt romney can be fooled by his campaign staff, how will he not be fooled by putin? >> good wn, andy. >> just waiting for an idiot to say that, and it was me. leeann, you said you don't put much on the mad man swipe. you know who put much weight on it? betty. >> oh, okay. by the way, is that a fat suit? >> i think the deal is, i'm not sure. i was actually reading about it because i was curious. some people think it was part natural from her pregnancy and post pregnancy and part a fat suit. and others say it was all natural. >> so it is referring to you. >> you so went there. >> it is the opposite of off right now. >> you haven't put on any weight. >> it is okay. i am going to have my doctor call you to explain everything. >> it is just a

what happened was, i had always wanted a red ball gown. i am the kind of girl that never goes any place that require a require a red ball gown. so one of my friends was a dress designer made one for me. and they took pictures and i'm half naked trying to get this strapless ball gown on. but it was great. it was the only place we could find in texas. [ laughter ] >> did i this dress and i wrote this post everybody should find, maybe your red dress is having flying lessons or writing a booe much or too luxurious soeserve we do need those things. i took the dress and i would send it out and it would go to people who were dealing with cancer or dealing so excited they just bought their first house and they wanted a picture. that dress has gone all over the world. what is really great. it has kind of revival. send four or five red dresses so this is getting tattered. if you want to red dress and keep passing it on. all these other people got on board, i want to seven had a red dress to a stranger. hundreds of strangers were sending red dresses

the red flag warning isn't just for us. it goes in all the way up in to new york, we are looking at it there, as far south as virginia, we could see it in to del aware as well. we are dealing with the wind advisory for the areas shaded in the pinkish color. looking across the eastern shore and that one goes in effect at 8:00 today until 6:00 p.m., be prepared not to do open burning across the area. temperatures now, we are not cold, 49 degrees now in columbia. 48 catonsville. westminster 48 degrees. humidity percentage, 36 across the area. we are dealing with dry times ahead. i will talk about next chance for showers in the forecast. now over to angela with a check of traffic. >>> good morning, we have an update on the situation traveling in catonsville on the inner loop, northbound 695, you will run in to slow traffic. here is what we have. an overturned tanker, leaking asphalt material, asphalt crews arrived on the scene. one left lane is getting by. wither are seeing slow traffic on the inner loop approaching i- 70, it's

we can see it for all the areas here shaded in the red color. as we look back further out to the west there around allegheny county there's a freeze warning across that area at even points into south -- west virginia rather and even virginia. so some very cold hair is going to be trickling in here and that's that 55 degrees i was talking about for tomorrow. the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot. we do have clear skies and that's going to translate into lots of sunshine when you're waking up this morning heading out the door. but we will start to see increasing clouds across the area so don't be alarmed by that. but what we won't probably see is some rain falling from those clouds. future trend is going to go into motion and it keeps the rain away from us. it has the clouds in here. i am going to put a slight chance in there but with that dry air out there we really won't see much and what we need is a real soaker and that's not in the forecast. but for today, that temperature coming in right around 60 degrees. if we get more suns

>>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known on the jersey turnpike, the garden state groper. now to an disee levey for a pre game report. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> we won't let you kill the laughter, america. did you hear the one about hillary rosen and the stay at home mom? and there is another bizarre ad, this one with a chicken pecking. god police you. sincerely, "red eye." and a west texas city offers maids. the shocking story that will want you to make a mess in texas. >> bad news, andy. >> i discovered in my bathtub filled with clatato. >> good lord. >> it stuping to high heaven. >> was it his? >> they think somebody was in there with him and tried to cover it up with clamato. >> you can't dust for clamato. >> and the poor tenants below me had clamato dripping. >> time traveling victorians, can't trust them. >> never could, never will. >> see you later. >>> let's welcome our guests. she is so hot that ice cream is seeing for reckless endangerment. the co-host of "the f

not a red mark. >> a 3-year-old girl named hope dies in a fire. + they are resourced of frustration for many drivers. cyclists who break the law. >> rocky road to the altar makes a five-year engagement worth watching. >> scattered showers outside right now. >> and little girl from hagerstown who lost her life in a fire is giving hope to to families with the gift of life. we spoke with the little girl's family and has the emotional story. >> tester can fisher and his family finds comfort in that out of their loss, there's like. >> there are two families rejoicing today in the wake of our tragedy. >> hope was rescued from a fire at her hagerstown home last wednesday, deprived of oxygen and with no heart beat. >> she was before. not a scratch. not a red mark. you would never know that the child was in a fire. >> firefighter first discovered the girl cradled in her mother's arms and carried her to paramedics. >> i put her in my arms. >> the mother, patricia was pronounced dead at the scene. but after nea

the red shoe shuffle.> we do. we have a new young professionals group called the red shoe crew. we really wanted to create an event that was for the community. everybody could come and get involved and support the house. we're looking this year for 500 folks. we're over 1500. we had to shut down registration so we could make sure it's a great experience for those 1500. >> 9:00, sunday morning. right here. going to circle both stadiums and come back. >> we are, we start here, end here, go down at the stadium. oriole bird at m&t bank. ravens cheerleaders. every mascot known to baltimore here. ronald mcdonald, we are really excited. >> thank you. brook's the honorary chair. >> the ronald mcdonald house basically is my home away from home. and i think that the ronald mcdonald house means everything to me, so, to do this shuffle to help raise money for it, was the only thing that mattered to me. and my team is called shock rocks and we, i think, are the biggest team so far. >> they are the biggest team. >> cong

the red sox cody ross gives a whole new meaning to grounding out to short. that bat's not coming back, but josh hamilton says if you're going to lose the bat, fling that sucker as far as you possibly can. cubs pitcher matt garza, how not to throw to first. that is way right and way outside. tyler clippard of the nats, we saw him today, his first pitch in relief and oh, he needs some relief and then talk about a water hazard. if you're going to see a croc or alligator on the hole, rake them. don't rake them hard. just rake them very gently by the beak. continue the rakage until he goes away. that is the way to deal with the alligator. >>> a couple notes, roger mason jr. undergoes surgery tomorrow to repair a fracture in his left index finger and james singleton has been signed for the remainder of the season. >>> tomorrow is game three of the stanley cup playoffs between the caps and bruins, series tied at one game apiece. we will be live at verizon center and hopefully hear from tail hunter and nick backstrom on the show -- dale hunter and nick backstrom on

to dispose of this red mud, it is normally dried and then covered with soil and grass. it pours down on hundreds of unsuspecting citizens. the unstoppable rush of waste hits one town particularly hard. >> a tsunami-like wave moved on the valley and rose to a height of approximately two meters, in the village nearest to the spill site. reports from people at the scene said it moved faster than you could run. >> the crimson river pushes cars out of the way and sends residents running for their lives. >> my 82-year-old father pushed my mother up to the window. we took him to the hospital because it burnt his legs. >> an incident overseas tonight has a lot of people wondering, could this kind of thing happen here. >> the devastating footage is broadcast worldwide. among those watching is dr. ian burke, a professor of environmental geochemistry and an expert in toxic spills. >> i saw it on the news like everybody else and was struck by the magnitude of it and these pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste built up at the reservoir is released, the resulting spill is

we do have a red flag warning in effect once again as we go into lunchtime. dry and windy conditions continuing as we go into the afternoon and let's talk about the red flag warning. it's from lunchtime until 8:00 p.m. and once again it is overspread the entire state of maryland and points north ward and south ward and even off towards the east. so again, it's going to be a very dry day on tap. relative humidity right now, we covered a little bit overnight but we will have that northwesterly flow once again so it will start to dry things out as we go. it will drop humidity levels down to near 30%, so another dry day. so we'll have a repeat of what we had yesterday. we'll talk temperatures and our next chance for some rain showers in the forecast. right now let's get a check of the traffic with angela. >> good morning. we're starting off great this morning. tuesday look pretty good. we're still in overnight traffic pat herb in a lot of areas and if you're traveling on the east side of 695 right now, 702 westbound, the ramp to tinner loop is closed. the good ne

first you said -- >> it was red. >> you said use white wine to take out red wine. >> white wine. we're wasting white wine on red wine. >> this one is -- let it settle. >> that's club soda. >> which is going over to the wine. >> and this is hydrogen peroxide. >> which sounds like because it's scientific sounding that that might work. now we'll blot. >> dab. >> look at the difference. look at the difference. that is the personality difference right there between hoda and myself. all right. you just smashed the heck out of it, hoda. go ahead. all right, let's see. the first one was the white wine. not much. >> why don't we just show this. nothing worked really at all. okay? i don't -- maybe you have to soak it all day. >> though it did go in down to the other one. >> okay. so that didn't work. i would have thrown the dress away but not donna. >> everybody needs donna in their life. donna, come on over here. >> this is donna. first of all, you guys remember -- this thing was covered in red wine stain. donna used -- >> thank you, bob. >> that is so mean. poor bob. donna used some magi

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the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after the tornado went through there. and i was in tuscaloosa, alabama, smithville. mississippi. northern georgia, all affected by the tornadoes. and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over north dakota, had the opportunity with the general and a couple congressmen. and as we're flying over, and it was just cresting. in looking at the damages, the general is explaining how many homes and businesses were damaged. in sort of a side mentioned we've really done a good job and haven't lost any lives and working hard, and we saved the school and d

cross i didn't realize the red cross in michigan was getting blood for free selling it for over one hundred bucks a pint and make made over two million bucks last year and doesn't want to give their employees health care it's about at least right and some believe what's going on the red cross and they pay their c.e.o. like three hundred thousand dollars you would think a person would do it for free i mean what an honor to be head of the red cross you know be somebody the retired that should do this they pay this person a tremendous amount of money and then when it comes down to negotiate it's not just in ohio where we're having this battle we're having in colorado they basically fight us all the way and they're making profits on on blood and it's amazing it's a business you know and what we want is a fair share for people we have people on strike we just had a demonstration at the red cross building here and we've got to call attention to the fact that the great red cross that we all hold you know dear to our hearts we all that red cross and that wonderful they really treat their pe