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

like you make fun of somebody with red hair? >> i never heard of anybody being brutally oppressed because they have red hair. >> how long were you in london for? a year? >> if are you in a bar and with a red headed friend all of a sudden as people get drunker they focus their hatred on them. what is that? what is that on your head? >> you can't here in the states. here is my prediction. if america becomes a second rate country, historians will pinpoint the date that began to happen and it was this directive. >>> i have on the record to say i love red heads. i love them. >> especially lohan. she is representative of all red heads everywhere. >> exactly. i was thinking more patti ann browne. she is a red head. >> two of them. she is a twin. double your pleasure. what? it is a double mint ad. >> you are a double mint sad. >> i am double mint glad. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us on fox news.com. double mint sad. i am proud of is that. i shouldn't be. do you have video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.c

>> 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

red flag warning tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. the red areas where it goes into effect. in the hills of the north and east bay. big deal, you will see winds 25- 35 miles per hour. towards fairfield, the delta, we have a wind advisory that goes into effect at noon tomorrow. strong winds. how hot is it? check out the numbers. if you look at antioch, 92 degrees right out here. 88 in livermore. 91 in fairfield. very warm outside. we will see continued warmth and with the winds and the red flag warning we are on alert. we will see you back here with the forecast. >> you can always get the forecast for where you live and watches and warnings by going to www.ktvu.com, click on the weather tab or download the ktvu app. >>> jason collins announced he is gay. he is the first male athlete while playing on a major american team sport. ktvu's paul chambers is live with the perspective some have on tonight's announcement. >> reporter: we are live outside the training facilities of the warriors. we caught up with them. we asked them about the importance of today's announcement. >> repo

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decides not to act in terms of its own red line, israel is prepared to act in terms of its own red line if any of these chemical weapons fall into the hands of people that you consider a threat to the state of israel? >> yes. >> chris: and you would do that? >> yes. is that a short enough answer for you? >> chris: i wish some of the others had been as definitive. in any case, finally, let's talk about boston. israel has perhaps the best certainly one of the best intelligence services in the world. do you have any information about the so called chechen connection and whether or not the tsarnaev brothers were linked to foreign elements? >> not that i know. >> chris: what you tell us about the chechen link to radical islam? >> they have many branches throughout the entire world. we see international jihadists feeing in syria. we have seen how international jihaddist elements have moved from peninsula into syria. and they come from different nationalities. we had terrorist attacks across our borders in the south where participants haven't been palestinians or egyptians. saudis and yemenis,

the red sox brought out on the field the entire teams, the red sox and kansas city royals. they walked on to the field some victims of the bombing one week ago and paid tribute to first responders who were on the field. the governor, the police commissioner, all part of this remarkable celebration. and then what the red sox said really has become a new boston tradition as of a couple days ago when the boston bruins did it. the entire crowd sang the star spangled banner in unison. you're going to see that something ha happens almost forever here in boston. everyone came together. this is a piece of video we can't show you. the most boys strous moment when david ortiz took the microphone and swore in front of the entire crowd. by think he spoke for a lot of people. he said this is our blanking city. that was david ortiz. and people are holding signs that say "boston strong reque."s that's what people are feeling behind me. >> a wonderful moment at fenway park. we'll come back to you later this afternoon. now turning to the subject of domestic terror, it poses a challenge for

he's drawn a red line on iran. respect his own red line on syria, there is no question that israel and iran will look at that and say, "well, we can't trust the guy." >> even if we cross the red line it's not clear we're going to do anything further. >> to go back to john's point-- he said it will be a game changer. why did he draw the red line without knowing what he was going to do next. >> schieffer: back to what clarissa said, the people in syria are wondering do we have a policy on syria? >> there is no discernible policy. i would say this is not only true eye cannot discern the white house's policy on syria, i have not for a while. but i am not sure of what the republican policy is, if you will. what's fascinating and troubling is that everybody agrees syria is a very dangerous place for the world right now. everybody sort of doesn't know what to do about it. they don't know what the strategy should be. and then they don't know what the tactics should be. beyond that, all this takes place wayne context of the

>> poppy harlow at the red sox game in a red coat, thank you very much. a lot about the suspects, we have, but what about the victims here. coming up, dr. drew will join us to tell us what we can do to heal. how we can help our family and friends and children with their uneasiness over what happened this week in boston. our special live coverage continues here on cnn in just a moment. i'm telling you right now, the girl back at home would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jungle. (screams) i'm really glad that girl stayed at home. vo: expedia helps 30 million travelers a month find what they're looking for. one traveler at a time. expedia. find yours. i'm just red carpets and big spectacles. but that's only the beginning. i have more than one red carpet. i like all sorts of spectacles. from the grandiose to the impromptu... to the completely unexpected. and the most epic thrill ride this city has ever faced. transformers the ride 3d. los angeles. endlessly entertaining. start exploring at discoverlosangeles.com >>> why did young men who grew up

>> love the red sox. >> reporter: go red sox. there's more of a security presence here, jake. it took a long time for people to get into the stadium, there were extra sweeps. i talked to a lot of people. no one said they were concerned about their safety, they were glad to be out. there is one concern, it is the middle of the fourth inning and there's no score in the game. red sox have to put runs on the board, jake. >> well, that should be the least of our problems today. john, who else is at the game other than some of the survivors and some of the victims, some of the lum narrows. is will buck ner, wade boggs, any of boston royalty? >> i'm not going to let you get under my skin, jake. there's an interesting rumor around fenway, which is that neil diamond is at the game now. why is that significant? neil diamond sinks sweet caroline. they play it at the bottom of the eighth for years. if he comes out and sinks that line, man, oh, man, it will shake this place down. >> that would be incredible. keep it up, keep having fun. great day for boston. >>> coming up, cnn exclusive, w

if you see the line in red and a actually, let actually, let's >> let's start with the red line. >> it's where the backyard set back is. if they wanted to they could billed within that ear and put it on the south side >> is that the green? >> no. >> i understand the red. >> it's the upperer story. >> so you're saying push it down into the back? >> it's more easily seen on the next one the two rectangles are nearly the same. >> where's the shaded one? >> there they have no development at all. but on the other side we have a triangle of the same proximate amount if they could shift that to be other side they have optioned >> if you could turn to exhibit f. >> uh-huh. >> where is the - i need some orientation on this. >> the green roof is one cliff for the record terrace our property is the next one up and a could you put it on the overhead and point to it, please. this is the subject property. okay. that's way thought i wanted confirmtion. thank you >> we can hear from the permit holders now. >> hello good evening members of the board of appeals. we're the wallaces. we're the property owne

>> well president laid down a red line if syria uses chemical weapon then u.s.t involved in the conflict, syria -- there severed tha there is ea has done so, if america does not do anything, it is about our credibility. our willingness to enforce our red line, we're not doing so that would impact our standing. lou: our standing is already i guess, suspect, given all developments. we have watched the obama drama, if you will with north korea recede from headlines with boston bombing, we have now watching a president recede from his red line deck l declarationa number of months iran remains a in middle east, where is this leading us? >> message outside to everyone that wireless engaged with the world, we don't want to lead on critical issues globally there is north korea and syria, have you crises that really require american leadership. in order to galvanize international community around longerstitutions, but also, is cases like arab spring since had happened we've been disengaged in an important region of world, as development push it in new directs, message ou

we installed red light enforcement and one of the first in the city to get that treatment. there are over head signals for traffic and add this for slope boulevard and cause of collisions and done in 2007 and the 19th avenue collisions have decreased and we also are in the process of retiming the signals to provide additional time for pedestrians to cross the street. a location like this and even if has a lot of collisions one thing to keep in mind it's a highly traffic street so everyday 100,000 vehicles go through the intersection so lately there has been about five collisions reported every here on 19th and slope but in terms of the traffic rate it's relatively low. it's not that we take comfort in that but put perspective on it one vehicle out of 10 million gets into a collision right now there. the changes that we do there again every year if we see a location that has high accidents we try to do something else, something new to try to improve the totals. looking at the pedestrian map for pedestrians this map shows all collisions unlike the previous map so the smallest

>> we have a different red line entirely.ed line is if the syrian regime tries to exchange chemical weapons to terrorists in lebanon, particularly hezbollah, israel will react. we're sticking by that red line. the people in syria know that. the chemical weapons situation again is very, very complex. this is an american call. the united states and israel are sovereign countries. we've got to make our own decisions, whether about syria or the iranian nuclear program. >> here's the issue. it's not just syria that's watching. it's iran that's watching. president obama has said he would not allow iran to develop a nuclear capability, which is an intelligence matter, i don't have to tell you is a much more difficult thing to assess whether or not there's been a use of chemical weapons, if the president obama backs off from his red line, enormous consequences in syria, what's the lesson being seen by the mullahs in tehran? >> first of all, the syrian chemical threat is serious, threatens syria and other middle eastern countries. ano

red flag warning in the hills. livermore valley, mission peak, red flag warning as well. and wind advisory goes into effect wednesday at noon. temperatures, it was very, very warm today. 90 right now. these are the current temperatures. 90 in antioch. 89 fairfield. 71 in oakland. 72 mountain view. here is the thing i know, no fog along the coast. winds clock around out of the north and temperatures begin to warm again tomorrow. when i come back i will have the highs for tomorrow, highs today and more about the fire danger that will stick with us. we will see you back here. >>> dna testing is underway to try to find out who stabbed an 8-year-old girl to death inside eher home. -- inside her home. ktvu's noelle walker is live where a man hunt is underway. >> reporter: it is all anyone can think about here. you will find these purple ribbons tied all over valley springs in memory of a little girl. >> pink and purple are a little girl's favorite colors. today they are used to say good- bye to a little girl. >> so difficult to explain that somebody she may have seen in school

he is the one that drew the red line and that hurts his credibility. more to the point it hurts our country's credibility. >> eric: what do you think he should have done? >> the right red line, we will not tolerate these chemical weapons or any their components falling into the hands of terrorists or leaving the country. that would have directly threatened american citizens. that would have been a clear risk to our vital national interests. i think with a more limited scope to the mission, that is to say preventing weapons from leaving the country, it would have minimized the risk to american forces. dealing with chemical weapons is very dangerous whether you destroy them from the air or whether you send special operations forces in to destroy em in place. it's very tricky business. i think he should have thought about this before he made his first comments. >> eric: you are saying assad a pass to use chemical weapons on his own people? >> i think when you are talking about deploying american forces into a civil war situation, you have to tie it direct

. 8-4 red sox final: 9-6 red sox david lee injury update the warriors david lee is out for the remaindere playoffs with a torn right hip flexor. lee, who led the this season, suffered the 1 loss to the denver nuggets saturday. now the team will have to turn to carl landry, draymond green and perhaps even andres biedrins to pick up the slack. game 2 is tomorrow night in denver. kobe tweets during the game yesterday the lakers lost to the spurs in game 1 of their playoff series, 91-79 in san antonio kobe bryant of course had to watch from his couch since he is out with a torn achilles tendon so he tweeted throughout the game, mostly strategy like, "post. post. post. gotta milk pau in the post right now and d12 will get good looks from it." -kobe on twitter coach mike d'antoni called kobe, "a fan." when asked about it. today kobe announced he would stop tweeting during games >> gary: when i watched kron. i do not want to start getting on twitter. [laughter] >> pam: good night!

the red sox -- i will be happy that the red sox aren't going to win, either. >> as long as the red soxenough. >> in terms of the game of baseball i was watching the movie, "money ball" for the tenth time, a great movie. >> he does a great job. >> in terms of that being the ethos around building a team, it's no longer about the big sort of franchise players, it's about guys that have specific skills, can get on base and win games, how prevalent is that? i know that became sort of trendy for a while? is that still the school of thought 123. >> i think that baseball is about pitching. it's 90% of the game. you need good pitchers. the one thing i didn't like about "money ball" in the movie and book. they forgot about mulder, zito and tim hudson who were so good on a year in year out basis, they spent more time on scott hattieberg and michael lewis and brad pitt forgot they had three great pitchers on the team. but if you have pitching and that's what the nationals have. the nationals have good pitching. >> strasburg. >> if you have good pitching it goes a long way in baseball it keeps you

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hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle syria and those red lines with allegations damascus has used some kind of chemical weapons in this ongoing civil war there is a growing possibility the u.s. nato and the gulf countries may up the ante to break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes to pass what are the possible outcomes and are any of them better than the status quo. to cross-talk syria i'm joined by my guests in washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok jon i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason

again the red zone keep vehicles like the truck here blocking the sight of the pedestrian. we have traffic calming and in residential areas and revamped the program to devote resources to arterial traffic calming so that's something we're going to start now given the interest in improving pedestrian safety and they're happening on major commercial or traffic streets. we wanted to have the resources to address those collisions as well as resources to address the more neighborhood traffic calming needs, and finally road design and slope boulevard and fatal collision involving a 17 year old and a student at forest view. that street that is -- was six lane wide. the state actually on its own initiative decided to narrow the street to four lanes and add a bicycle lane which is a good idea when you have multiple lanes and you reduce some of the lanes it reduces the pedestrian factor. obviously that wasn't enough to prevent the fatal collision from occurring because vehicles whether have six lanes or four are going fast and not yielding sometimes as required by law so we're doing

should we firmly establish that the red line has been crossed. but it is absolutely the case that all options remain on the table. >> so what are the next steps, then, as you work on getting more information? will there be more outreach to russia and china about this in terms of diplomacy in terms of getting them on board? what does the united states do next as you're looking at this evidence? >> well we work with our allies -- >> that was white house press secretary jay carney, insisting that the administration will wait for credible and corroborative evidence regarding the use of chemical weapons in sirria it's friday april 26th and this is "now." confirming months of speculation and raising serious foreign policy concerns, the white house announced chemical weapons had been used by the sir yab government in a letter sent to members of congress, the administration said u.s. intelligence agencies now believe with quote varying degrees of confidence, that the syrian regime has used chemical weapons on a small scale. just last month president obam

he took a red eye to get to the game.he went straight from the airport to the park and made it there just in time to sing "sweet caroline", the song that's become a theme song for the sox. >> a song that's been stuck in my head for 24 hours. it's a good one. if that wasn't enough to get. the crowd going, there was a ball game too. a phenomenal game. it was the first game played here since monday's bombings. it was the first time the green monster was open and it cshowed things getting back to normal. >> there's no better way for the city of boston to return to a sense of normalcy than a packed house at fenway park and that's what we saw yesterday. more than 35,000 strong were on hand to cheer on the red sox in their first game back since the bombings. during an emotional pregame ceremony, the red sox honored all of those affected by monday's tragedy and the law enforcement who helped capture the two suspects. at the end of the ceremony, david ortiz took the mike to thank everyone and used strong words to deliver this mess

red line. that color is important. this is what the president said last august. >> we have been very clear to to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground that a red line for us is we start seeing a whole bunch of chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. that would change my calculus. gwen: now, this is what the president had to say today. >> knowing that potentially chemical weapons have been used inside of syria doesn't tell us when they were used, how they were used. so this is not an on or off switch. this is an ongoing challenge that all of us have to be concerned about. gwen: has the calculus changed or hasn't it? >> i think the calculus has changed. but that doesn't mean we're going to go launch an attack on the syrian regime tomorrow or any time in the near future. but i think they arelready leaning toward a much more assertive posture, advice vee the syrian rebellion -- vis-a-vis the syrian rebellion and doubled the amount of aid they've given to syrian troops on the ground fighting inc

. 8-4 red sox rally 9-6 red sox in the top of the 8th stories... message delivered by red sox david ortiz who dropped the "f bomb" in front of a packed fenway park and a live television audience in the red sox first game back since the bombing saturday. this is our city and no one would dictate our city bay kimnot a problem says the fcc who decided to let his speech slide and will not issue any fines. the chairman of the fcc tweeted, "david ortiz spoke from the heart.i stand with big papi and the people of boston warriors on the road de billy. david lee injury update the warriors david lee is out for the remainder of the playoffs with a torn right hip flexor. lee, who led the nba with 56 double- doubles this season, suffered the injury early in the 4th quarter of the warriors game 1 loss to the denver nuggets saturday. >> is a had no feeling in my whole entire area. i will spring for the best but as someone knew what the outcome would being. now it is about regrouping and make adjustments for game 2. we will take care of business tomorrow night. we

hello and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle syria and those red ends with allegations damascus has used some kind of chemical weapons in this ongoing civil war there is a growing possibility the u.s. nato and the gulf countries may up the ante to break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes to pass what are the possible outcomes and are any of them better than the status quo. to cross-talk syria i'm joined by my guests in washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok jon i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that

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